' TlIEDFORT) MAIL TKTBTTNT, MEDFORD, OKEGOV. MONDAY, JULY 15, 1940.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and
Visit Colics Mr. and Mrs.
Richard B. Knye of 325 Cratrr
Lake avenue were visitor re
cently at the Chillicothe Busi
ness college, Chillicothe. Mo.
Mr. Kaye is a former student
of the college.
Bicycle Stolen Dan Wallarrl
of the Old Stage road told city
police his black and wb'te
World bicycle, license 374, was
stolen from in front of a local
theater Sunday.
Mealing Thursday Women's
Eible class of the Metncdist
church will meet Thursday at
2 p. m. in the home of Mrs.
William Hill, 21S West Jackson
boulevard.
rined $1 Emmett W. WoocX
II, of Central Point paid a SI
fine in city court this morninj
on -a state police charge of fail
ure to stop at a stop street.
East Jackson boulevard and
Crater Lake avenue.
Minor Accident Raymond F.
Cherry of 1204 West 10th stre-v
and E. Q. Smith of Jacksonville
drove cars involved in a slight
mishap at Fourth street nd
Central avenue Saturday night,
a report said today.
.
U.P. Man Here Howard
Brice, news representative of
the United Press Association;,
arrived today from Portland to
transact business here for a
month. He has recently been
employed at the U.P. Portland
bureau.
Flnsd $10 Charles R. Gos
r.ey, 29, of Medfoid was fined
$10 in city court this morning
on a charge of drunkenness.
City police said Gosney was
intoxicated In his parked car
on East Ninth street Just off
Vancouver avenue.
...
To Hare Picnic Southern
Oregon Kan;as association will
hold its annual picnic at Lithia
park in Ashland. Sunday, Julv
21. All Jayhawker are ajkei
to attend and to bring well
filled baskets. Coffee and lem
onade will bd furnished free of
charge.
Crass Fire The fire depart
ment's chemical crew was called
It 10:30 last night to put out
grass fire at East Jackson boule
vard and Barneburg road The
Crass was ignited by a cigaret
tossed from a passing car, Chief
Roy Elliott said. No damage
was done.
To Portland Mr. and Mrs.
E. N. Eldridge of 424 South
Grape street were called to
Portland recjntly by the serious
illness of Mr. Eldridge's mother.
They were accompanied north
by Miss Shirley Schoonover.
who has been spending ihe ias
month visiting Miss Jo Anne
Buchter In this city.
Call Here John L. Denlng,
managing editor of the Oregon
City Enterprise, called on news
paper frienda here today. On a
vacation trip, he was en route
from Crater Lake national park
to Oregon Caves and Crescent
City, Cal. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Denlng Mrs. J. II Will
man and H. A. Adams, all of
Oregon City.
.
Back from Nor.'h Dr. and
Mrs. Charles T. Sweeney of the
Old Pacific highway returner)
last evening from Portland an?
Spokane, Wah. At Spokane.
Dr. Sweeney attended the an
nual meeting July 10 to 13 of
the Pacific Northwest Medical
association of which he is a
past president. He is a life
member of the association's
council.
Drills To-norrow Company
A, 186th infantry, and head
quarters detachment, Oregon
national guard, will hold regu
lar weekly 'rills In the Medford
armory at 8 p. m. tomorrow.
The guardsmen are now pro
paring for their annusl en.
campment. There are vacan
cies in Company A and eligible
young men interested In en
lolling are invited to call at
the armory for Information.
Back from Fair P. C. Big
' ham returned home Saturday
from San Francisco where he
took in the Golden Gate inter
nationsl ex-josition cn Treasure
island. While rnjoving the fair
on the whole, Mr. Bigham aid
he was annoed at a number of
things whicn he thought took
credit from southern Oregon.
One. he stated, was reference
made to Crater lake as brine,
only 30 miles from the t'ali
fornia line, this being broad
cast at an automatic picture
show in the Southern Pacific's
little auditorium. Another
thing Mr. Bipham found pro
voking was a huge map wnich
he said included Ashland. Grants
Pass and Klamath Falls but
rot Medford.
PERSONAL
Calls Hre Car'yle Natwick
of Eagle Point was a Medlord
caller Saturday.
From Trail Carol Watson of
Trail was a Medford caller Sat
urday. At Camp Mrs. B R. Ellio't
is attending the annual Medford
extension unit homemakers'
camp at Lak v o' tha Woods.
At Prospect Mr. and Mrs.
Was Gilman and family of th
Elliott farm SDent Sunday at
Prospect.
.
At Airport Today's arrivals
at Medford municipal airport
included Capt L. H. McU,enry
and Cf,pt. H. C. Miller, each
piloting a North American basic
trainer en route from Boeing
field. Wash., to Sacramento ail
depot. Armv arrivals yesterday
were Lieuts. S. R. Young and
M. R. Fennell and crew in a
Douglas bomber, en route from
McChord field, Wash., to March
field, Cal.
Plana Passenger H. Luther
arrived by United Mainliner
from San Francisco this noon,
and leaving on th same plane
were L. F. Noonan, to Yakima.
Miss S. Ingram to Seatt'c. and
N. T. Witt, to Portland. Leav
ing on the forenoon Mainliner
were Mrs. Frtd L. Heath and
J. P. Courtrlght, to Los An
geles, and Fred J Brown, to
San Francisco Mr. Noonan ar
rived by Mainliner early this
morning from San Francisco.
R. O. Boss'nger and Miss L.
Porter arrived from San Fran
cisco last evening and J. J
Michaels and Petr Vanguard
departed on ihe same plane for
Portland. Arrivals from Port
land last evening were Mr. and
Mrs. Diamond Flynn, O. B.
Strong, Ella Westcrlund. Miss
K. Rudberg left on the same
plane for San Francisco. Mrs
A. M. -Sullivan left for Seattle
yesterday afternoon Mrs. K
Helrer, Mrs. J. O. Cooksey and
P. R. Finnoll left yesterday
noon for Portland. Mrs. W.
H. McNair left yesterday fore
noon for Los Angeles. F. J.
Burnham arrived from San
Francisco early yesterday morn
ing, and departing on the same
plane were Mrs. W. Lyman, to
Seattle, and M. E. Thede, to
Portland.
LIVESTOCK
Portland -
Portland, Ore.. July 18 (AP-U.8.
D-A-l Hogs: total 3.100; market
rather alow, unevenly steady to 15c
under Friday, or 40 g 30c below last
Monday; good-choice 165-315 lb.
weight largely 97.25, few early 97.35.
lata salea down to 97.15; carload
lota mostly 97.35: 333-360 lb. 96.60
i.65; light-light 96.254.76: packing
sow 94755.35; good -choice feeder
plga 96.50 a7.
Cattle: 2.050, calves 175: market
active, mostly steady to atrong: some
light beef cow 15 8 35c higher; can
nera weak; few load (rood fed tr
9103-25; part load 935 lb, 91040;
grass fat steer 98.35 ft 9, Mveral load
at 99; atockers steers 96.50is-7.S0, In
ferior slaughter steer downward to
85 75 and below; few good fed heifer
98.75; common-medium grasa helfera
93.50 ft 7.75; ' canner-common cow
93.60 &4.50: medium-good beef cow
95 6; few young cow to 96.25: odd
head 96.50: medium-good bulls 96 50
17.35; good-choice vealers 999.SO:
common-medium grades 96.25s8.50.
Sheep: 8 600; market rather low,
moetly steady: good-choice spring
lamb 683.25. Including 3 deck at
88.35 aorted: few feeder lamb 87:
good daughter ewe 3753; com
mon graue down to 61.
South San Francisco
South Ban Francisco, July 15.
(AP-USDA) Hog: 600: around
steady to 10c higher: one load 190
lb. Oregon 97.76: bulk 185-315 lb.
Caltromlas 67 65; packing sows most
ly 85.
Cattle: TOO; quality Improved:
steers fully steady; 8 load young
fed steer 99 SO 10; load 826 lb.
grass stern 88 75; few plainer ter
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MIOSIS: heifer tdr: 1 ears
than ltd ns-aoo lb. heifer 68: load
grafa heifer $7: good young row
quoted 66.sta.7S: about thre load
aged tat 1011-1060 lb. ran, cows
66.369 .39: earners and cutter moet
I? 8J 80s) 4 36: bull largely 66) .76
Cslvea SO: choice vealer quoted SI.
few medium to good 369-136 lb.
range calve Utt.
Sheep: J 800; lamb steadr: around
4 deck good to choice so lb. north
coaat lamb 98 70: shorn we. two
deck ellglbl S3 J .to.
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Chlcg. July 18 (AP-TJSTMl
Hog: 17 000: steady to 10c lower
then Friday uneven market, top
Mil: bulk good and choice 180
370 lb... 86.38 70; moat 370-SSO lb.
88 .t0: most packing ow 380 lb,
down 83.40 8. 75; 440-860 lb, gener
ally 64.68 8 5.38.
Cattle: 18.000: calve 1.300: moat
early sale (teers 89.7811. top 811 60
paid for weighty teere: heifer
910.76; weighty aauaag bull up to
87.40. and selected Tealer 610.78
moetly 810.50.
Sheep: 4.000: aeven do hie Idaho
moderately aorted t 89.78 and 89 00;
11 lot native 99.60: 71 lb. aver
age 99.35; - with throwout nttve
97.60 down; sheep carce, steady.
Portland Produce
Portland. Ore.. July 18 (API
Butter: Print. A grade. Sic lb. In
parchment wrapper. 83c In carton:
B grade. 30c In parchment wrapper.
31c in carton.
Butterfat: Firat quality, maximum
of .8 of 1 percent acidity, delivered
In Portland, 37 1?) 36c lb ; premium
quality (minimum of .85 of 1 per
cent acidity), 3939ic; villey route
and country point. 3c le or 36c:
second quality. 3e under first, or
26c.
Cheeae Selling price to PortUnd
retailer. Tillamook triplet. 30c lb.;
loaf, 21e lb. fob. Price to whole
aalera. triplet, ,18c lb.; loaf 19e fob.
Tillamook.
Eggs: Buylnr price, eztraa. large
30c doc.; atandarda. large. 17c: extra,
medium, 18c; do tndard 16c.
Country Meat: Selling price to re
tailers, country-killed hogs, best
butcher. 135-160 lb.. 9't10c: veal
ers. fancy, 13 14c lb.; light, thin.
10$ 13c: heavy. 10 11c; lambs,
eprtng. 15H 1 16c: yearlinga. 109 13e:
ewes, 4 s 7c lb.: good cutter cows.
9e lb.: eanner cows, as 9c lb; bulls.
11 13c lb.
Lire Poultry: Buying pile. No. 1
grade. Leghorn broilers. IS to 3
lb., 15c; fryers, under 9 lb.. 16c;
fryer. 2; to 4 lbs., 16c: roaster,
over 4 lb., 17c: Leghorn hens, over
3 lbs., 114c; Leghorn hen, under
lb.. 10c; colored hens over 6
lb., 13Vic: colored hens. 4 to 8 lbs.J
12 'ic; old rooster. 6c.
Dressed Turkey: Selling price,
hens. No. 1, 16c: torn. 109 11c.
Onion: New wax, 8133: red. 63;
Walla Walla. 6150.
New Potatoes: Eastern Oregon
Washington, 61-70$ 1.80 cwt.
Hay: Selling price to retailer. 1
falfa. No. 1. 615 50 ton: oat-vetch.
813 ton: clover, 811 ton: timothy
eastern Oregon, 617 18 ton: valley
timothy, 814 ton. Portland.
Wool: 1940. eastern Oregon, range.
26"? 28ijc; crossbred. 80c: Willamette
valley. 13 month. 3Se lb.
Mohair: 1940. 13 month. Sic lb.
Cascara: 1940 peel. 6c lb.
Hops: Oregon, 1939, 40 41c lb.;
1940 contracts, 35c lb.; 1940 seed
less, 40o lb.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, July 16 (API Wheat;
Open High Low OloAe
July .78 .7314 ,73j .73'4
Sept. .7S4" .74 .73 .73H
Dec. .75 j .78i .74 H .76
Portland Wheat
Portland. Or.. July 18 (API
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Sept. 74 .7 .74 .74
Cash grain:
Coats, No. 3. 98 lb. white 833.
Barley, No. 3. 45 ib. bearded white
619.75.
No. 1 rax. 61 90H.
Mats. 31c. fed. tax 4c Total IV
Etes:4V.fed. tx5c Total 80c
Kinmr a dime anytime
EndorrowNIgh, "l;nM0RBQW fc WED.
&UpElt I iRomance of Virginial
. easffrr ' . I .h, a modem "Bhett I
Soft whit Tse. wee tern white
78 iC wtrn red TSc.
Hard red winter, ordinary Tte. 11
percent 7J'jC, 11 percent 76c, IS per
cent 78c. 14 percent 80c.
Hard white. Baart. 13 percent T9c,
18 percent 81. I percent 8Se.
Wall St. Reports
Today cloetng price (or 83 eject
ed tock follow:
Al. Chem. 4 Dy 1
Am. cn S
Am. Ppi. Pow . 1 4
A. T. 81 T. 169S
Anaconda .19 L.
Atch. T. 8. P.
15S
Bendls AvI.
Beth. Steel
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler - ..
Coml. Solv
CurtlM-Wright ..
DuPont
Oen. Flee. , ,
Oen. Pood
Oen. Mot.
Int. Harvest.
I. T. T.
Johns-Man.
Monty Ward -
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
Phillip Pet
Radio .... ,, ,
Sou. Pac.
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63",
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- 84
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Std. Brands .
St. Oil Cal. ..
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Atner.
Union Carb. .....
Unit. Aircraft
U. 8. Steel
GARDINERS WILL
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Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gard
iner and Douglas Gardiner of
this city will attend the funeral
cf Mrs J. A. Ward in San Fran
cisco Wednesday. Both Mur
ray and Dounlas Gardiner nre
relatives of Mrs. Ward and are
associated with the California-
Pacific Utilities company of
Medford.
Mai tin Sands, general man
oger of the California-Pacific
Utilities company operationr
throughout s outhern Oregon,
will also probably attend tlio
funeral. J. A. Ward is presi
dent of the company ancj is
well known In this city. He
was here on a business visit a
few days a 30.
Mrs. Ward was killed in an
automobile accident at Rapid
City, S. D., and her daughter.
Patsy, was injured.
STOLEN AT POOL
Ruth Hansen of Roseburg re
ported to city police that $4 or
$5 in cash, a woman's wrist '
watch and a compact were
stolen from her locker while .
she was swimming at Merricks
yesterday.
The owner described the
watch as being of yellow gold
with a black silk cord band.
The articles were contained in
her purse, which was not taken,
she told police.
Tallsmsn Lodge No. 81. Knight of
Pythts. will convene Monday. July
15, at 8:30. All membera are request- 4
ed to attend. Visiting member wal- ,
come. ;
immirim
Mais: 8oc-35c-loc Eves: 4oe-50c-10e .
FEDERtt. T4X INC1.I DEP
3 iITS ENDS TONITCI
'Out West With Peppers'
"Lucky Cuco Kid"
Baer - Galento
Fight Pictures
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Dramatic Role
Vivacious and talented Vivien
Leigh, known to her thousands
of movie fans as Scarlett O'Hara.
comes to the New Rialto theater
for tomorrow and Wednesday,
co-starred with Laurence Olivier
in "21 Days Together," a tense
drama of two innocent victims
caught in a web of murder and
blackmail.
'Sporting Brood." a story of
a gallant gentleman and a typi
cal belle of the old South, will
play as the companion feature
with "21 Days Together." Robert
Young. Maureen O'Sulllvan and
Lewis Stone have the starring
roles.
V. F. W. WILL HEAR
CONCLAVE REPORT
A comprehensive report on
the recent state encampment at
Corvallls will be given at the
regular semi-monthly . meeting
of Crater Lake post and aux
iliary of the Veterans of For
eign Wars In the Medford arm
cry at 8 p. m. tomorrow.
It is expected that a tribute
will be paid to Ira D. Canfield.
member of the local chanter, on
his election as commander of
the Oregon state department,
highest office attainable in the
state. Mr. Crnfield, who was
serving as senior vice-commander
after having held the office
of junior vlct-commander. was
elected commander unanimous
ly at the Corvallls convention
He is considered one of the most
ardent workers In the Vetersne
of Foreign Wars.
In recognition of the henor
Mr. Canfield has brought to the
local chapter and Jcckson coun
ty, M. A. Beneka, chapter com
mander, asks that all members
of both the post and auxiliary
f-ttend tomorrow night's meet
ing.
A picnic for district 8 la be
ing planned for some time this
month. Honored guests will be
Mr. Canfield and Mrs. Ida
Crandall of Falter A. Phillips
1 1
post, Ashland, who waa elected
district president. District P
includes posts and auxiliaries
of Medford. Grants Pass Ash
land, Klamath Falls and Brookings.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SAL Small farm Stewart Av.
and Peach. Mr. Powell.
CANNINO Apricot. e lb.; water
melon ISo per lb. Cite Limit
Fruit SUnd, So. Pacific Hlghney.
BOVSEKBrrtRIES We still have 'em.
75e your container. B. V. Oood
road. Weat Stewart A'.
WANTFD 18-inch Bode Fir In ex
chanre for tailored clothe. Klein
the Tailor, upstatra.
BINT Oft lease, option to buy.
keep 20 cows, pasture and hay.
Will buy crop. Irrigated, electricity.
Route I. Medford, Bos 163-M. I.
E. Lnrton.
FOR RENT Four-room houa. bath.
630 month, water paid. Adult
only. Call 953 Dakota.
FOR SALE Pressure cooker. Werda
Msflc Seal. 13-qt.. 910: babv bed
9340. electric shaver 96. 634' Mae.
FOR RENT 6-room modern house,
clos In. Oil heater, electric range,
water paid 933 60. B. J. Palmer.
Tel. 199. Central Point.
ANT OIRL Interested In Beauty Cul
ture a a career call for a free
shampoo and either a fincer wave
or hair atyle at th Medford School
of Beauty Culture. 335 E. Main St..
located upstatra In th Hansen
Bldg.
FOR SALE Clerrae traitor. 6-foot
disc, s-bottom plow, spring tooth
nd orchard ditcher. Also electric
washing machine and troner. Reaa
onable. Mm. W. H. Hlgglna. I1,
miles south of Talent.
NOTHING LIKE A
SLOW-BURNING CAMEL
FOR ncnM MILDNESS
AND EXTRA
GET THE "EXTRAS" WITH
THE CIGARETTE OF COSTLIER TOBACCOS
"You can't tell
the Players without
a ccoi?ecai?d!M
The cry goe out to the millions in the nation's grand
stands. Actually it is echoing a simple but fundamental
principle of modern advertising.
Advertising is the scorecard for intelligent shoppers.
It does more than identify a product, however. It tells
where this product is available, and at what price.
About thousands of products, thousands of necessities
and conveniences, it gives accurate information in
ttantly iinformation that one individual could not se
cure, even after the most painstaking and wearying
search.
You can't tell the values without reading the adver
tisements in this newspaper!
SOME REAL BUYS In good used tc
boxe at Copco.
FOR RENT Furnlahed apartment.
Ilghta, water paid. 810 00. 833 So.
Fir.
FURNISHED house and on and two
room Apt. eVH W. 10th
FOR PENT 8-room apartment with
bath for 8 or 4 gtrla. 61 60 per
week. Laundry pmtlegca. 616 So.
Ivy.
TAKEN UP Bay horse. Owner may
hav asm by paving for thla ad
and feed. John Brenner. Central
Point.
NOWl BARGAINS in good used wood
ranges at Copro.
FOR SAI E Small house, eeav term.
Call 910 East Main alter 4.
FOR SALE Guernsey bull. 3 yeara
old. from good mtlk strain 90.
lame alee. Also registered Ouernsev.
9 months old 9100. On highway
9 mllee N. Central Point. B. J.
Palmer.
A REAL BARGAIN 160-aere stock
ranch, free water, live creek on
ranch. 85.000 acre free rarere. 3
big bama, 6-room house, other
buildings, all fenced: 63 acre tin
der plow, can all be irrlgsted.
Large orchard and sarden- Good
hunting, all for 83.150. 91.000 Fed
eral Loan, balanc cash. Courtesy
to all real estate agent. W. H.
Hamann. Rogu River. Ore.
BLOX Part drr. per load 93 00.
Medford Fuel Co. Tel 631.
FOR SALE Good Ottemev cow, 9
year old. A. H. Webster, Central
Point.
A REGULAR 65 00 permanent wave
given with ettr.er genuine Duart
or Mahaekt oil supplies for only
91.00. A shampoo and either fin
ger wave or hair atyl for 35c. Hot
oil treatment 10c. At the Medford
School of Beauty Culture, 335 E.
Slain St., upstair In th Hansen
Bldg.
THAT
CAMELS IS
FLAVOR
&
SLOWER-BURNING
hp--r ef
FOR RENT Modern 8-roora furnlah
ed Apt . over M. M. Department
Store. Phone 3032-J.
WANTED Rawlelgh dealer. PI.
nt, profitable, Independent busl
nae. Edward Jones. Prion 611,
Central Point.
WANTED Scrap Iron for doineetle
market, unload In car and receive
mora money. Medford Bargain
Houa. 37 N. Orape St. Phon 1082.
FOR Rarer Nicely furnished duple--Etectrto
refrigerator. Mayug. alec
trie range and oil neater. Adults,
704 Pine.
HIGHEST CASS FK1CE3 PAID for
SCRAP IRON AND METAL u. ell
klnda. batterlea. radls'or. !'Jn-1-num,
oopper. brass; also hide,
pelt and wool Madford Bargain
Houa. 37 N. Q.-ap. Phon 1063.
FOR RENT Spacious and attractive
four-room downataira suit la tha
Holly Apartment. Completely fur
nished except dishes and Hnea.
U arise Second door north at
postoffle. Adult only. 840. Avail
aoi now. Se mansger la rear,
or phon 1897-B.
WANTED Ouernsev or Jersey cow.
Must be good. Jamea Keith. Rt. 4,
Box 376. Medford.
F.H.A.Home Loans
4i co -25 years to pay
SOUTHERN OREGON
TITLE CO.
Affiliated with
COMMONWEALTH. Inc.
of Portland. Ore.
227 W Main-Phone 415
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Tel. 67