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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JULY 31. 1940. PAGE FTVM 1 BOY'S HIP BROKEN ROBERT SCHNURR 401 RANCH ROAD BY FALLING ROCK truth ni penetrated nd the real facts discovered." Recent research has disclosed the military victories of Ram eses II and Rameses III In the 12th century before Christ to be mere propaganda, the Chi cagoan said. Portland Produce Portland. JulT 91. I API Produce price steady. unchiigecl. Struck by an automobile vrhila he was walkine alnne I the 401 ranch road about a mile east of the Crater Lake high way, Franklin ntzpatrick, 14, yesterday afternoon suffered a fractured left hip and a broken left leg between the knee and ankle. The boy's attending physician said today he was resting fairly comfortably in Sacred Heart hospital. The doctor said his condition was serious, because of the severe fractures, but probably not critical. The car, according to state police, was operated by Vernon Turpin of Phoenix, who was accompanied by Jack R. Nail of 1007 Reddy avenue. The driver was not held, as the accident was said to have been unavoid able, according to state police. Police said they learned that Tranklin. walking along the road with his aunt, Mrs. Mary Berkheimer of route 3, sud denly darted directly into the path of the Turpin car, a 1940 P o n t i a c coupe, as It drew abreast of the two pedestrians. Franklin and his aunt were walking west on the right side of the road, the same direction being traveled by the automo bile. Turpin told police that he lowed down and swung wide to the left as he started to pass the boy and his aunt, and that young Fitzpatrick, for no ap parent reason, ran in front of the car. Franklin was struck by the right front fender and bumper of the behlcle and tossed, ac cording to his aunt, several feet Into the air. The point of the accident was about 100 yards from the Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Berkheimer home, where Frank lin was residing. Perl's ambulance was sum moned and removed the Injured youth to the hospital. tCoottnvMd from Pit On.) E T Enrollment of youths In the civilian conservation corps for the current period ended to day, with Jackson county fall ing far short of its quota. Three Jackson county boys were formally enrolled yester day, bringing the county's total to six. Original quota for the county was 34 but subsequently the quota was lifted and the CCC authorized to enroll any available number from this sec tion. Eight were enrolled from Josephine county. All of the new enrollees were assigned to Camp South Ump qua Falls. JUSTICE JURY HEARS AUTO CRASH CHARGE Mike Motschenbacker of Klam ath Falls, charged with pass ing another automobile without sufficient clearance, was on trial before a justice court Jury to day. The case was expected to go to the Jury this afternoon. The complaint was signed by Mrs. Rita Muzzl of Santa Clara, Cel., whose sister-in-law, Cath erine Muzzl, of Santa Clara. sustained injuries when the Muzzl auto overturned three times on the Crater Lake high way near the Gold Hill Junc tion. Both testified. EX-EUREKA TEACHER merous body contusions and se vere shock. Hospital attendants were quoted as saying his con dition was "satisfactor y". X-rays were to be made later today. Boys From Buita Falls Other boys In the camping party were Wesley Hllkey, brother of the injured boy. Ruby Smith and Barney Ellis, all of Butte Falls. Robert Schnurr was the son of Mrs. Edward Cook of Butte Falls. His father, S. S. Schnurr. a Medford resident, died on July 3. Leonard Hilkey Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hilkey of Butte Falls. Robert Edward Schnurr was born on August 28 at Butte Falls. He was a sophomore at the Butte Falls high school. He Is survived by his mother, Mrs. May Cook, his step-father, Ed ward Cook, his brother, Roy, and a sister, June. Funeral services will be held in the Perl. chapel at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Dr. Sherman L. Divine, pastor of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Six fellow students of the Butte Falls high school will be pallbearers. Bur ial will take place in the Butte Falls cemetery. OFFERS ON BARTS ARE REPORTED BY LOCAL COMMITTEE (f-atlnued trvra Page One ) The difficulty of keeping to an agreed price was indicated in the July 27 issue of the Pacific Rural Press. 'This canning pear deal gives one heart failure to follow," the article began. Then followed a variety of quoted prices for cannery Bartletts In a number of northern California centers. "Canners paid $32.50 a ton on the Sacramento river for can nery grades (which exceed pro rate grades) for 2i Inches and then for pro-rate grades and 2' inch size," the article said. "Some growers sold S'4 Inch seconds for $17.50. Packing house culls, coming off the "left hand side of the grader,' sold by the lot for $17.50, asked $32.90 per ton. "The going price thereafter was $30 for pro-rate grade 2H inches in the Santa Clara valley. Growers there who had voted to ask $43 and then reconsidered to ask $40 were out threatening neighbors who sold for Sao. Many of the growers in tliia val ley were picking and delivering to canners of their choice before a price was agreed to, with a 2?s inch size basis." Prices in other districts were quoted, showing a variation be tween $30 and $27.50. "Two out fits in Lake county were offer ing canning Bartletts at for $32.50 as we went to press," the article said. LIVESTOCK Portland Wheat RA.VCH FOR PALI or TRADS S40 all fenced: 65-70 under plow, food for potatoes, wheat, eata and rre 40 acre mora Miilj e.eared. Oond well, aoft water. Oravel pit on plac. Lou pasture. Wood and pot timber. Pair buildings. Charles Oeden. Dorrta. Cal. I WAVTTD Oood UMd safe. Brother, it No. Plr. Port lane Portland. July 91 AP-CSDA1 Haft: 750: market active, mostly steady: food -choice 170 to Jis-lb. drtve-lne 97.99 to mostly 17 AO; load 191-lk. weights 7 50: 235 to 30-lb. butcher, as 76 7.00; light light 54.717.00; packing aowa SSOOe B.50; light-weight to 9S.TS: choice light feeder pis quotable to 9100. Cattle: 350: calraa 50: market mare active, fully steady: few heavy grass steers M.S0flS.75; few atockera and common killing steers Sfl.7SA7.75; common-medium helfera 55.657.75; cutter-common eowa 94.35 t 5.00; fat dairy type eowa up, to 9a 19: good beat cows SSOOtflM; bulla alow; few aalea steady at week'a decline; common-medium bulls 93-29 9 00; good -choice vealera M 00 10 00: ee- lacta to 110 35. Sheep: 1.550; practically no aalaa fat lambs; blda unevenly lower; year. llnge and awes steady: good-choice trucked.ln springers bid around 67.35; on load eaatera Oregon lamb held considerably higher: few yearling. 66.00; medium-good slsughter ewe. 3.76 a 3.50. Portland. July 11 (API Oram: Wheat: Open Huh low ' Cloaa Sept. .74 .7 .74 .74 Cash grata! Oat No. 3. SS-lb. whit 63400. Barley No. 3. 46-lb. B. W. 630.75. Flat NO. I. 61.53. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 75c; western whit 71c; western red 74c. Bard red wlntar: ordinary 74c; It per cent 75c: 13 per rant 76c; 13 per cent 77c: 14 per cent 78c. Hard whlte-baart: 13 per cent Sl'ic; 13 per cent S3 4c; 14 per cant (6 He. Chicago Wheat NPW HFArWAPTTRS TOwneend Weekly at Oliver New and Ueed Clothing Bhop. 836 Weat Blith. LOX Part dry. per load 61.00. lledford Puel Co. Tel. 631. WASTED Woman for general houee. work and care of children. 611 B. Riverside. POR AALX Bprlhe-er onw and dairy helfera. 71S We.t 10th. LET I'S give your car a gleaming new finish equal to any new car. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. POR B.MJ S'. beautiful purebred cocker pupple Make vour selec tion early. 123 Mt.tl.toe. ROUS' LArTB BirNOALOW for rent. P. 1. Ton Velle, Jacksonville, Or. Chicago. July St. (API Wheat: Open High low Cloaa Sept. .76 1, .76t, .75 V, .76 Dee. .78', .774 T,S May .76 .78 .77t .77, oath San Pranelaro South San Francisco. July SI (AP TJSDAl Hoga: 650: largely steady; moat 165 to 336-lb. California 6730: with few 338 to 360-lb. 66.70: odd packing sows 64 00 4.75. Caul: 100: medium to good steer, generally not offered: package native graaa steers eligible 68 38; load me dium 687-lb. heifer 67.50 to feed lot. steady: good grass eowa quoted up to 66.96ia6.SS; few 1.016-lb. 65.75; canners and cutters strong to 35c higher, mostly 64.00 6.36: bull nom inal, largely 66.00 6.50: calves aalabl 10: nominal: good to choice vealera quoted 91 0.80) 11. 50: odd medium 310-lb. calvea 68.00. Sheep: 700: about steady: around 300 head shorn 68-lb. Oregon laraba 67.75; shorn ewes quoted 61.603.40. Chlcaso Chicago. July 81. (AP-U8DAV Hoga: 10.600; moatly 10 30c higher: top 96.50: bulk good and eholr 190 to 340-lb. MM&M; 340 to 370-lb. 66.00 1 8 -38; most 370 to 800-lb. 66.65 6 10: 300 to SJO-lb. generally 96 40 6.76: good packing sows 330.1b. down Isrgely 65.18 6.36: few light butcher kinds to s.40-650; most 360 to 800-lb. sows 94.15 6.00. Shaep: 9.000; all classes aleady; most small lota lightly sorted naUve spring lambs 67.788 10: closely sorted kind held around 98.38; throw out native moatly 96O0 down: few nauv shorn yearlings 66-60 6.75: odd head fat native ewee 93.00 and above; bulk supply with weight 93.00 3.60. Cattle: 4,000; calves 1.000: practical top 1.367-lb. steer. 911.76; strictly prim offering bld around 613-00; best long yearling 611-40; light year lings 611.00: heifer yoarllrwe 610.40: grassy heifers 68.00 down to 6530; several load graaa steer with weight 88.50 downward. Cowa and bulla 10160 higher: weighty sauaag bull up to 9636: cutter cowa to 84.BO: vealera 610.00 down: mostly 6930; stock cattle very alow. Masonry Banned Belgrade, July 31 (U.PJ The Jugoslav government today pro hibited activity by Masonic lodges throughout the country, The order followed a series of raids on Masorlc lodges and press attacks on Masonry dur ing the last two weeks. Wall St. Reports WANTTT Younsf h1fT. J' trh. and two.whMl tnltir. Bo 8316 Tribune. EXPrTRIENCFD SECRETARY tfealraa work. Rafertmcts. P. O- Boi 617. rOR 6ALE ChVTOlct Pickup. New paint, good condition. f5. Bob Otll. lWrleea Market. SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY of r con ditioned elfrtlTte rangaa, priced aa low aa tao at Copco. $4000 New York. July 31 cP Irregular price movements among various leaders blocked rising tendencies In the stock market today. Cains and losses were fairly evenly balance at the close. Trading wag limited to about 350,000 shares. Commentators expressed the opinion that operators were awaiting large-scale operations in the battle of England and, In the. meantime, would be content to follow technical lines in their commitments. Today's dosing price for S3 se lected stock, follow: At. Chem. it Dye- Am. Can Am. 6c Pgn. Power.., A. T. T. Anaconda - ..150 .unquoted .163 - 30 161, , 3S , 79 . 48 73 U, - S - 71, ..183' 83 . 40.s , 45H . 48 i . 3", . 87H . 4m . 30 , 7914 , 33 V. 44 . H . l . 18', . 33 . 8 , 71 i . 871, , 83 San Franrlaro Butter San Francisco. July St. (AP-OB DA) Buttr unchanged. A ten. T. S. P. . Bendis Avla. Bethlehem Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Co ail. Solvent Curtlsa-wrlght DuPont . Gen. Electric Oen. Pood Gen. Motor Int. Han-eater I. T. at T. Johns-Manviu , Monty Ward . North .Amer. , Penney (J. C.) Phillip Pet. Radio Southern Pacific . Std. Branda , Std. oil Cal. std. Oil S. J. Tranaamerlea Union Carbide United Aircraft U. a. Steel Sacramento, July 11 f API Churn ing cream butterfat: flrat grade 83c; aeoond grade 380. Too Late to Classify BOSTON BULL PUP for 7S0 Aldr. Very attract. thre-hlroora horn. hardwood floor. f1rplaot laraa attic, double fntraff. shade, flower, fruit, Thl property la close In on paved afreet and In excellent condition- Immediate jroaseaalon. Alto EKChane-e-5evenroom modern horn In pink of condition, ready to moTe In to . Pa ved atree t . pod location. Take rood car. or amaller home, or what hare you t A1M S800 Partly modern fully fiirnlfhecj four room cottage, paved etreat. food lc-ation. Thlt week only for thla price. Ft-MTR HfTRRTFD No. 7 K. Bartlett. Phone 1490 or 1M3-J. FOR PALE 6-TtKm modern houae In Central Point. MM. a, 3 per month Model A Ford pickup, $6$ C. Rose, Route 3, Box 338-A. FOR RENT Unfurnlehed room house, Mfi. 310 South Rlvaralde. tfEWHOUflE TRAPS W A NTEO State sis and price. Box 8334 Tribune. FOR SALE New p'ano accordion witn cane, amitn. u rr. nr. FOR RENT Nice room and good board. 823 S. Oakdale. Phone 94Q-J. FURNITURE RE UPHOLSTERED by Mr. Thlbault. Phona 43&-R. FOR RENT 3-r.ere pasture. 310 Wabah. M. Phone 43S-R. POR RENT UnfurnUhed 8 -room houae. Oil furnace. Phone ISOft-Y. HOWARD VINCENT recently nur rhaeed the Hotel Grand Barber Shop. Mr. Vincent welcome all friends to hla new location. LOCAL aweet tender CORN free from worms. KV doa,, 3 doa. 9Ac. Canta loupes, tomatoes, peach, water melons. Try our tce-coid melons, Open evenings. City Limits Fruit stand, south Pacific Hignway. Rfrshing Invigorating DRINK FOR SAM 89 h p a-crllnder 4-rcle engine, fuel oil burner. 30-inch clutch pulley. Suitable for mill, crusher or other heavy work, toejue Valley Tractor Co-, Fifth at Riverside, PPM OVAL aAl.9 WEATB L06T OCR r?ED CAR LOT LEAB Fort i rwjr ua to sacrifice our Larfe Used Car Stock. WE MUST CUT our stock down before we more. BAHlf MOTORS 38 South Riverside CANNING CORN. 6V large -. This la eicept tonally good corn. Local cantaloupes, peaches, toma toes. City Umlta Fruit Stand, So. Paelfio Highway. REPOSSESSED bungalow piano to be eoid for baianoe du. Svoeiient bantam. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. WHY eland over hot cook stove when you ran buy a reconditioned electric ratitje for aa little as twenty dollars at Copco. ELECTRICITY Is clean, cool and cheap. Why become a drudge to a hot old cook stove when you can buy a reconditioned electric range completely Installed for as little as ).tt) at Copco. mm aro eTt CAb-t IT ft ' Seagram's "soft-still, Inft" process gives King Arthur a super -smooth ness In cocktails, tall gin drinks or straight. It's "America's Richest" Gin. KIXO ARTHUR "in sorr-sniuo" Seagram's King Arthur Distilled London Dry Qui- 90 Proof. Distilled from 109 Oram Neutral Spirits. Seagram-Distiller Corp., Executive Office: New York III s-iial a torbon.HeLP', " Xi'cAra yf QUKTION "Is 'RPM your bast oQ that "cook the old ells lor modern high-speed motors?' sludge and varnish I RPt ANSWH Absolutely! High speed W tTvMni has no terrors for "RPM"1 It defies STArroAto oil cohany or cautoskia blistering high-speed temperatures AMERICA'S PREMIER MOTOR Oil 2S A QUART T EGYPT Del Monte. Cal.. July 31. M R) The application of Victor Jewett. former Eureka school teacher for reinstatement of his teachers certificate was rejected by the state board of education at its meeting here last night. The board held that Jewett had failed to comply with the re quirement tnat he show a past record of acceptability. He was discharged from the Eureka school district In 1937 on rrounds of alleged Communistic activity. Chicago (U.rT Well- organized national propaganda was in use in Egypt 4.000 years ago, ac cording to Dr. John A. Wilson University of Chicago Egyptolo gist. In paper read before the American Hietnriral tnriitinn Dr. Wilson said the ancient Egyptions "had no idea of writ ing history impartially." ine priests alone could read." he asserted "anil th.. built up the pharaoh as a super human hero to receive general rewards for their gods." Dr. Wilson recommended the propaganda of 2.000 B.C. as ef- receive Decause a.uuti years elapsed before the veil of un Phone 1300 for Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service ; PORTLAND'S CITY CENTER t . C- K iMv.rm. Tfceewr. Pmwv J Arvwt . . . Gv4m Towa.g T V- peaei -VW- nan. ntteasier J i I20 a w . ,Jr Z ItnTB 2 f H'I'Jii aSv aVaT aSfet. M .r.- ''SaMr At ' iM pi & i A5W THERE'S more than this sum merto think shout there's fait and winter, and anrinsl .i .1 -..U-.I. .1 .... .I I U CI I IIIC TlllWI. IIIIIUH W- sons all over. Get set for them. With a car tbst's new snd sturdy snd resdy for anything a car with its whole life of usefulness and benefit ahead of it. A hundred .plus horsepower. Real thrift ss well ss thrill. A big specious body springs thst never need greas ing really modern comfort snd effi ciency an low 1940 prices! Yes, sir, this Buick's so good that it bss already set new all-time production (fir. e records but current prices" still start at . . for the business coupe, delivered at Flint, Mich., transportation, based on rail rates, state snd local taxes (if any), optional equipment and accessories extra. Better see your Buick dealer pronto and get in on the best deal In town. iprictt subject lo chant without notice. SXtMrlAI Of MMT1AI MOTOU VAU SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 South Riverside Phone 10 Contraries) wit fighting tinglt-handtd to mvi El Cabrillo Rancho. A pnd thrift family, a davortd suitor, and a dashing vaquaro, wart all aligned against har. Al though her htart was strong and htr couraga high, how long could sh hold out against family loyalty . . . against financial obligations . . . avtn against love?. t fjS7Dom miss. . . mwioRij of lA.aaa J Bowman' TUF 1710011 Starting August 16th in the MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE