Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 12, 1940, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHEDFOKD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTErBER 12. 1?U0. PAGE SEVEN 'if 1 F SAYS TULE LAKER STOLE HIS WIFE Two former residents of this city, William Thome and his wife. Hazel, and Arthur M. Macken, Tule Lake rancher and Klamath Falls business man, are principals in a love balm suit for $25,000 filed in Sis kiyou county, Cal., and Klam- ath county, advices received here state. Thome alleges Macken alienated the affections of his mate. The Thomes resided here in 1939. and that year moved to Klamath Falls. Thome is an auto mechanic, his wife a wait ress. The complaint states that after moving to Klamath Falls, Mrs. Thome obtained employ ment in a Klamath Falls foun tain lunch and that Macken im mediately began frequenting the place. The couple separated July 15 last. The complaint specifically al leges: "That defendant, Arthur W. Macken, by his persistent per sonal attentions to Mrs. Thome, wife of the plaintiff, and his frequent and secret association with her, wrongfully, wickedly, intentionally and with wanton and reckless disregard for his rights, alienated the affections of Hazel Thome, wife of plain tiff, depriving him of the soc iety, comfort, assistance and cooperation 'of said wife; has broken up his home; has de stroyed his plans for a secure and happy old age in a home of his own with himself and his wife, which had been his hope and plan; has caused plaini tiff great mental anguish and humiliation, chagrin and un certainty as to his future and there is left for him only a claim for money damages." T 4)710 to mewtly 7.35; 330 to 360-lb weight MS0; light UfbU $6M 6 50; medium gr&d down to M 00, packing tow M M 6 00; ltftuwcurhU to 95 50; fe6r pigs quotabl A0OO 4 6.50. Cattle: 300: ea.Te 75t mostly tady with initancf weaker oa co: fw ood fed tera 10-25: part load graa steers M SO; odd brad 9.26 10 00; few tiocker and feeder sterrs ?-60f8 25; common -medium hellers W.00.8 00. Jew gnus he l fen upward to $8 75; eanner-common cows 3.75 5 50; odd fat dairy type cowi to MOO: good beef cowi fl 75 750. including short toad at 17.50: bulls slow; common-medium grades 6.006 50; good beef bulls quotable to $7 35; $t ood -choice vealers 10.00 11.00; common calves down to 10 00. Sheep: 700; few sales steady; 4 loads late arrivals unsold; few good choice 90 to 100 -lb. trucked-ln lambs 7.75800: carload lots quotable to M-35; feeder lambs 86.75- 7.00; good choice 89-lb. shorn lambs 87.25; few shorn feeder lambs 86 25; good ewes S3 00 a 3 25; common -medium grades $2.003.75. Wall St. Reports LOW RAIL FARES East F? 1 FROM f I'ORILAND i . vv. i Hound Trip to II V CHICAGO In Cfh M I The 64th annual meeting of the Southern Oregon Pioneer society will be held at Jackson ville in the old court house, Thursday, September 26. it was announced today by William R. Coleman, president, and Miss Claire Hanlcy of Jacksonville, secretary. Frank Jenkins, newspaper publisher of Klamath Falls, will deliver the main address of the day. President Coleman will make a welcoming address TVi .Tnrlcsnnvllle Granee will serve the noon dinner. In the afternoon there will be annual election of officers. A special and cordial invita tinn i extended to all sons and daughters of pioneers to attend. aouth mh Franriara South San Pnuwlsco, Sept. 12. I AP-USDA l Hofta: JO0; around 10c hldhfr: about load and half IBS to 225-lb. California! 7 so. few pact um 240-lb. $7.10; packing sows (4.75 ttown. Cattle: 33: iteera abaent. under tone strong: medium to ood fed atcers quoted 18.859 30: all canners. cutters, common and medium 24 . 50c hither past two days: bulls firm to 25c higher, odd 1.325-lb. 7 50. new recent top. Calves, none: nominal; good to choice realera quoted $10.50 r 11.50; slaughter calvea 8.50.a 10 00. Sheep: 160; lamb undertone firm; eood to choice woo led lambs quoted 0.25; one deck common to medium shorn rwfj to feedlot; ewes quoted 1.753.75. New York. Sept. 12. yV) Steels and other war shares car ried the whole stock market lower again today. The decline was slow but steady to the close from an opti mistic opening which found quotations a point or so above previous finals. Total transactions for the day at only about 400,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 34 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. Si Dye ...- 151 Am. Can 7't A. T. T 1631, Anaconda 30, Atch. T. tt S. P. - Bendlic Aria SS Bethlehem Steel 7'i Caterpillar Tract. 4 Chrysler li'i Curtlas-Wrtsbt 7S Douglas Aircraft . 73 l. Dupont 164 Oen. Electric 33 'i Oen. Foods 40 Oen. Motors .-1361. Johns-Manvtu. - 6S. Kennecott 37 Monty Ward . j No. Amn. Avn. ,. 16S North Amer. 18 Penney (J. C.) 87 '4 Penna. R. R. 30, Phillips Pet S5'i Radio 4S Southern Pacific 8. Sut. Brands unquoted Std. oil Csl. IBS, Std. Oil N. J. 33'i Tranaamerlca 4 Union Carbide 72 United Aircraft 38 i United Alrllna IS1, V. 8. Steel 63 ', Radio Highlights OEUCIOUS LOW COST MEALS Breakfast . . 25 cents) Luncheon . 30 cents Dlnnar ..... 3S conta TOTAL PER DAY 90 cents sarrad to thosa traveling by Coach sad Pullman-Tourist cars oa . The Portland Rose Daily from Portland 9:33 p. m. 2 Other famous train from Portland Pacifla Limited dally 8 a. ai. Stream. llnar-5 tailing, moathlyoa 1, 7, 13, 19, 23. Porfae S.rvfc. mnd F re. Pillow in C.a.fi.s on mil Trmlnm Visit Sun Valley, Idaho, on your way to or from tha East. Low Fares t World's Fairs New York ends Octob.r 27 San Francisco ands September 29 We ravar eafaaraiais prasaraatMaa far National Oeroma. Tor rtrt.HI.. l on-llll XII TIILRN T C IFIC .ttilAT. irr write 4. ('. t'ummlnr. (irnrral Pa. Acent Plttnrk nioek. Port- By Associated Press (Pacific Standard time) New York, Sept. 12. Fior ello La Guardia, New York's dynamic mayor lets radio listen ers in today on "My Choice for President." The speech will go on the air on an eastern WEAF NBC hook-up at 3:15 p. m., with a repeat for the west at 7:15. Chicago Chicago, Sept. 12 f AP-USDA) Hons: 12.500; early top S7.15; bulk good and choice 30C to 240-lb. S6.85M 7.10: 240 to 270-lb. 66.70 1 7.00; most 270 to 300-lb. butchers $8.45840; some 300 to 360-lb. averasea 6.15 6.50; smooth 300 to 360-lb. packing sows 15.85a 6.28: 360 to 450-lb. $5.35 00: 450-lb. up $5 155 40. Cattle r 3.000: calves. 800: choice yearlings $12.50: medium weights $13.25: heifers steady at $11.75 down: weighty sausage bulls $7.15; yealers up to $12 50. Sheep: 8.500: fat sheep steady: bulk mixed lota native ewea $3.0O3.75: one double choloe westerns feeding lambs $S15. Closing time for Too Lata to Clss Iff Ads la 1 '30 p m. Portland Produce Portland. Sept. 12. (API Butter, butterfat. cheese, eggs, country meats, live poultry, dressed turkeys, onions, peas, potatoes, hay unchanged. Steve Belloise, middleweight, meets former champion Ccfer ino Garcia at 6:00 p. m. in Madison Square Garden, his first main event fight. Sam Taub and Bill Stern will de scribe it on WJZ-NBC. At 5:00 o'clock on the same network, Bing Crosby, Jcmn B. Kennedy and Lawson Little will summarize the day's play in the national amateur golf tourna ment at Mamaroncck, N. Y. Portland Wheat Tonight: Europe. CBS, 6:30; MBS, 5:13, 7:00, 8:3.0. Friday Europe, NBC, 4 a. m., 3:115 p. m.; CBS, 4:00 a. m., 6:30 p. m.; MBS, 7:05, 8:15, 915 a. m.t 7:30, 8:00 p. m. There's a Good Reason You're Constipated 1 When there's omHhin(r wronf with you. the first rule U: grt at Vieause. If you are constipated, don't endure it first and "cure" it afterward. Find out what' giving you the trouble. Chances are it's eimple If you eat the super-refined foods most people do: meat, white bread, potatoes. It's likely you don't get enough "bulk." And ibuik "doesn't mean a lot of food. It's a kind of food that Isn't consumed In the body, but leaves a soft "bulky" mass in the Intestines and helps a bowel movement. If this Is your trouble, you should eat a natural "bulk." pro duclnff food such a one as the orunchy. toasted, ready-to-eat cereal, Kellogg's All-Bran. Eat It often, drink plenty of mater, and "Join the Regulars." All-Bran la made by KelloRR s In Battle Creek. If your condition Is chronic. It la wise to consult a physician. Portland. Sept. 12. (AP drain: Wheat: Open HtRh Low Close Sept 73 .73 .73 .73 Cnsh grain: Oats No. 3, 38-lb. whlt 23 78. - Barley Not 3. 45-lb. B. W. 120.76 Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 722c; western white 72'j.c; western red 72VaC Hard red winter: Ordinary 72e: 11 per cfnt 74'2c; 12 per cent 76',-iC; 13 per cent 78c. Hard whlte-baart: 12 per cent 78H:c: 13 per cent 801ic; 14 per cent 824c. Todays car receipt : Wheat 17; barley 0: flour 10; corn 2: oats 2: hay 0: mtUfeed 5. LIVESTOCK Chicago Wheat Portland Portland. 8?pt. 12. f AP-USDA) Hngs: A00: market mostly steady; flood-choice 1SS to ais-lb. drlve-lna Chicago. 8pt. 13 (API Wheat: Open Hlh Low dost , Sept. .75i .7S' ,74'-4 " Dec. .76", .76', .75i .7i, May .77", .77", .It'i .76H y j r j x r l i-" "! f I' P-' I I Pi ) t f I" I otilii ii BLITZ-WEINHARD CO. PORTLAND, ORECON DISTRIBUTED BY SNIfctfl LAIHY it iMOlUC COMPANY A LESSON IN SAVIN CST OR PAUNTS-FJU. THU MON-SKTT. lyU ! T lft&&PK M v W t-v-u am. r.j-- w tr YOUR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! Meat Prices eiferllvr rrl. at Sat. On I) SIRLOIN or RIB STEAK lb. 25c Steer Beef Pot Roast lb. Uy2c FRESH 11 He 13i2c BY THE PIECE lb. SALMON STEAK lb. Fat Back Bacon Sq. lb. 7c Pork Roast lb. 15c SWIFT'S PICNICS . lb. 15c BACON, by the piece, lb. 19c HOME CURED HAM . lb. 17c HAMBURGER or 1 0lop PORK SAUSAGE 1 u. 1 1 i wyo'i r - r ' an. r a-t n. Tto adtool laaacli saual.a. aaa ba aaalr mmi aio.aaascsJIy " aeiTad at Sat.w.y .itra vari.ty U a axtamaiva aKlcaa a aatranly low. Stock urn mm tJsaa aaiesfXioaial vafaaal TUNA S."Hr' 2 " 29c SUGAR55- si.i9 a $4.75 Fine Granulated MILK 6 fr 33c FLOUR Red Arrow-49 b- 98c VVHEATIESorCrnKiXPte 10c OATS Resuar r Minit 10 lbs- 33c CORN whole kerncl Ho- 2 can . 1 1 C Crystal White soap chips giant 26c Sunnybank Oleo 2 lbt. 19 Target Corned Beef, 12-oi. -can 2 for 29t Cudahy't Tang, AU-PurpoM Meat, 12-oi. can 19? Alber' Corn Flake, reg. iie pkg 3 for 10 Blended Honey, Stewart's, 5-lb. can 33 Harvest Blossom Flour, 49-lb. sack $1.25 EDWARDS fvco. 75 Marshmallows . . . . 1-lb. pkg. 9c Josephine Tomatoes 2!2 tin, 3 for 25c Apricot Nectar, 12 oz. tin (close ont) 5c Drifted Snow Flour ....49 lbs. $1.49 Sani Clor Bleach .ql 7c Heinz Soup (close out) . . Mb. tin 10c Puritan Breakfast Sauce, 12-oz. tin 15c Grapefruit Juice 50-oz. 17c Dickinson Prune Butter, 12-oz. 2 for 15c B&M Baked Beans. No. 2 tall can 15c Sonny Boy Spaghetti 4 for 29c Cudahys Vienna Sausage, Vi's, 2 for 15c SHORTENING Airway Coffee, lb. bag 121; 3-Ib. bag.. 35 Quaker Oats, Quick or Regular, lge. pkg 20 Karo Syrup, Blue Label, 5-lb. can 33c4 Tomato Juice, Sunny Dawn, 46-ox. .15 Su-Purb Gran. Soap. 24-01. pkg. 16; 50-oz. 31 PINEAPPLE Dal Moot. Head No. l'4 cam 10c ,MmmjmmimmjMmummmmimimmmm Canned Goods Savings! VOVR CHOICI 2 Com 15 PEAS Lindy No. 303 carta CORN Standard No. 303 can GREEN BEANS Standard. No. 1 cans SPINACH Standard 2 for 23c JwHm U il4ly FRESH JlS! WHI7I m WHIAT ROYAL SATIN x- a!. Caa 39 Farm'Fre$h Produce!. Prodnn Prlcaa F.lfertlT Frl. Rat. onljr SPUDS No. 2 Klamath Gem, 50 lb. 39c No. 1 White Rose. . . 10 lb. 13c SWEET SPUDS . . 3 1b. 10c Smooth Jarsay GREEN BEANS . . 3 lb. 10c Blua Laka GREEN PEPPERS, fey. 3 lb. 10c SEEDLESS GRAPES . 3 lb. 10c RED MALAGA GRAPES 3 lb. 14c SUNKIST GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 17c BANANAS . ... lb. 5c Salt. Maximum 1 pkg. 13 Brokan Rica , 31b. pkg. 15a Blk Pappor. Claramont, l-oi. t for 5 Pickling Splca. Vi-lb. callo 15 Salad Drawing. Duchaaa. qt. Jar 25 Chaaaa. Mild Craam Jb. 19 Argo Starch 3 lor 25 Dill Plckla qt. )ar 14 Syrup, Slaapy Hollow 2t-oi. tin 28 Sunbrita Claaiuar . 3 for 10 Pachaa. Cattla Croat, 2'4 can 15 Paari, Harpor Houto JV4 can 17 Crapafruit, Clann Alra No. 2 cn. 10 Soda Crackari 21b. ctn. 15 Cooklaa, Looto WUaa pkg. 15 Hrthr Rag. Bar ...3 for 15 Sanka Coffoo ..Mb. can 29 Caka riour, Swanidown, lg, pk. 19 Craam of Whaat ...larga pkg. 23 Rancho Soups, assld. ....ean 5 Naw 100 Bran, N. B. C, pkg. 10 Borax Soap Chlpa, ll-o. pkg. 22 Whlta Magic Blaach Vi gal. 17 14J. CAM 43c OvdHne rot swiss rooe dmni Pimm i 14-. CQ CkeeoUM CM 9T CRYSTAL WHIT I SOAP IANTSAU 5 a. 16 WHITE KING ToHet edits 14 Harvest Blossom Pancake Floor 10 IBs. 45c Camel, Lucky Strike, Chesterfield Ggarettes . . .ctn. $123 Wings, Avalon, Sensation. Domino Cigarettes . . . .ctn. 95c 15