MEflFOKD MATE TRTBUXE. MTDFORD. OKEGQy, TUESDAY. .TT7NT 17, 1941.
PAGE FTVB
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LOCAL and
Returns Mrs. P. C. Blghim
ham returned to her home, 903
Crape street, today by train after
spending the past two weeks in
Sacramento, Cal.
Meeting Tonight The city
council will meet in regular
semi-monthly session in council
chambers on the top floor of city
hall at 7:30 tonight.
At Bermuda Word was re
ceived here today by relatives
that Patrick Shaw of the U. S.
navy is now stationed in Ber
muda waters. Mr. Shaw is a
former Medford resident.
Fines Leried Robert Taylor
of Medford was fined S10 in city
court yesterday for violation of
the basic traffic rule. Martin
Heitkamp of Medford poeted $5
bail on a charge of parking in
an alley.
Arrives Mr. and Mrs. George
Jackson of Interior, S. D., ar
rived here last week to visit Mr.
Jackson's mother. Mrs. Hannah
Einkopf, 607 Catherine street,
who has been seriously 111 for
several weeks. Mr. Jackson
plans to take up residence in
Washington.
Minor Accident Grade S.
I.ehrman of Grants Pass and H.
G. Newell of Medford district
CCC headquarters drove cars In
volved in a minor accident on
South Central avenue near Ninth
street yesterday afternoon, a re
port on file said today. State
police reported that machines
operated by Emil G. Westvong
of Medford and Martha Ade'e
Sprague of 213 Portland avenue
collided at South Riverside ave
nue and 12th street Sunday af
ternoon, with considerable dam
ace to both vehicles. Neither
driver suffered serious injuries,
police stated.
Plane Passengers H. Kaplon
departed by United Mainliner
this noon for Walla Walla, Wash.
S. Evans arrived from San Fran
cisco on the same plane. Ar
rivals from Portland on the fore
noon Mainliner were Miss U.
Davis and R. Ebell. Mrs. C.
Ackerman left for Salt Lake
City, Utah, via Sacramento, Cal.
Leaving on the morning plane
were R. Hammond, to Portland,
and F. A. McMillan, to Seattle,
Wash. S. B. Buell and M. F.
Barry arrived on the midnight
plane from Portland. S. Morse,
M. Messenger and S. Edwards
departed for San Francisco on
the Mainliner last evening. E.
Wilkinson arrived from Portland
on the same plane. J. E. Madi
son left for Tacoma, Wash., on
the afternoon flagstop. G. S.
Louellowitz arrived from Los
Angeles on the same plane.
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PERSONAL
Back From Portland A. S.
Rosenbaum, district freight and
passenger agent for the Southern
Pacific company, returned this:
morning by train after attending 1
a conference in Portland yester
day of company officials.
Flying South Lieuts. W. H.
Williamson and M. W. Durham
stopped at Medford municipal
airport yesterday afternoon to
have their Douglas observation
plane refueled. They arrived
from Portland and left for Wat
sonvllle. Recuperatln g David H.
Holmes, co-owner with his broth
er Harry of Bear Creek orchards,
was reported today to be recup
erating nicely In Community hos
pital where he underwent a
major operation last Friday. It
was expected that he would be
able to return to his home, 327
Reddy avenue, in another week.
Hurt In Fall Mrs. Charles
Boussum of 720 Welch street
suffered -body bruises in a fall
from a sewing machine In the
dining room of her home early
this morning. Mrs. Boussum
stepped upon the sewing ma
chine to hang drapes. She was
treated at home by her physi
cian. She will be confined to
her home for several days,
friends said.
Vacation Over Edward U.
Canoose today resumed his
duties as assistant fire chief af
ter enjoying a 10-day vacation
with his wife and son, Edward.
Jr., at Rocky Point on Klamath
lake. Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Ayrs of Phoenix, parents of
Mrs. Canoose, spent a few days
with the Canoose family at the
vacation cabin.
Training School Maurice
Tedrow, fire chief of Rogue
River national forest, left this
morning for Lake o' Woods to
conduct a training school tomor
row and Thursday for protective
assistants and headquarters fire
guards. He was accompanied
by Ray C. Lindberg. from the
division of personal management.
regional foresters office, Port
land, To Study Trees George E.
Stevenson and Paul H. Loaan,
from the division of timber man
agement of the U. S. forest serv
ice regional office In Portland,
left here this morning with H.
C. Obye, assistant supervisor of
the Rogue River national forest,
to make a study of the sugar
pine trees being logged in the
Union creek district. Stevenson
and Logan arrived from Port
land by car last evening.
...
To Convention Miss Ora Cox
principal of the Lincoln school,
will leave tonight for Portland
to attend the state convention
of the Daughters of Union Veter
ans of the Civil war tomorrow to
Friday. Miss Cox is national
color-bearer. In Portland she
will Join Dr. Susie V. Standard,
president of the local Elta Deuel
Hubbs tent 11, who is now in
the northern city. After the con
vention Miss Cox will go to Gree
ley, Colo., to attend the summer
school of the Colorado State
Teachers' college. At the end
of the course she will travel to
Bushnell, III., to visit relatives.
She will round out the summer
by attending the national con
vention of the Daughters of
Union Veterans in Columbus,
Ohio, September 14-19.
LIVESTOCK
Portland
Portland. Jun. 17. (AP-CSDAI
Hog.: 450; market actiy. fully
steady; good-choice 170 to aiS-lb.
drm-ine S10.8S to mostly H1.00: few
lot up to S1I.I0: 230 to 280-lb.
wlht S10 25 a 10.SO; llght-llnhu
10.004 10.25: packing Km. .
.7S; few. 120 to 123-lb. feeder pl
11.00ll.as; choice es-lb. weight
13 00.
Caul: 100; cairn SS; market very
How, mostly a peddllnj; market: early
alei about steady; few bulla unaold;
odd head common steers 17 "5 6 25;
tew 650-lb. atockers 8.50: medium
good fed ateera quotable around BJ0
i10 3S: with outstanding Ught kind,
quota:, to Monday, top of (10 73:
tew common h.Uera 7.00 7 SO: can
ner and cutter cow. S5-2340.2O: fat
dairy cow. up to 875: gravy beef
eowa salable around M 768 35 or
abore; few cutter to common bull.
SS.76e7.JS: good beef bulla held
round S9 00; good-cholc Tealera
IlOOellSO; few 12 00: common
fradea 7 0010 00.
Sheep: 600; market about steady:
(rood-choice spring lamb moatly
SO: strictly good-choice klnda quot
able 65 or abnre: few feeder lamba
as 50; odd yearlings M 50; good ewe
3 75 down.
oath an Franrlsco
South flan Francisco. Jun 17. .'.T
I red -elate Ukt. Kewsl Hogs: J 50:
around 10c lower; packag choin
butchers (1130, most 185. to 225-lb.
SCREENS
SCREEN DOORS
Buy 'em at the factory.
TROWBRIDGE
CABINET WORKS
10th k Crap Phone 4112
Calif ornlu 1 1 30. few 365-lb. at
$1040: odd pftckior tows WOO.
Cattle: 78; largely aha stock rue:
ran cowa past two dava 15 25c
lower: lata yesterday, 3 loads short -fed
aters 910 50, gran steers aa 55
down: today, package 632-lb. heifers
a 50; good young ran cows scare-,
load 1,040 -lb. seed ring cows 16 40,
dairy cows A-7ft down; bulla aa 50
down. Cal res; Salable 16: largely
slaughter 850 to 400-lb. calvaa 00
10 00; choice vealera scarce, quoted
11 00.
Chicago
Chicago. June 17 ( AP-rSDAl
Hos: 18.000; top SI 0.00 paid freely.
Cattle: 7,500: calvea 700; good
weighty ateera and ell grade llpht
yearn tips in broadrM demand; mostly
9.50$ 11.25; beat fed helfera 811-35
early.
Sheep: 9.000; spring lamba steady
to strong; bulk 80 to B8-lb. natives
11.50 t 11.65.
Portland Produce
Portland, June 17. Live poul
try prices. No. 1 grade Leghorn broil
er 1H to 3 lbs. 14c; fryers under
3'fc to 4 lb. 16c; roadsters over 4
lbs. 17c; colored hens 18c; over 3',i
lba. 17c; old roosters 8c lb.
Other produce unchanged.
Portland Wheat
Portland. Jun 17. i&)
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Sept. .91 31 ai J1
Cash grain:
Oau No. a, 38-lb. whit 3450.
Barley No. a. 45-lb. bearded white
36.00.
Flax No. 1. 14!.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit ex
cluding rex aie; whit club 02c:
western red 6Mjc. Hard red winter:
ordinary 91-ic: 11 per cent 93jC:
ia per cent a5tjr; 13 per cent 96jc;
14 per cent 08'c. Hard wblte-baart:
19 per cent SI. 13; 13 per cent tl.15:
14 per cent SI. 17.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, June 17.
Wheat: Open High Low Close
July 1.00S 100T, 9i 1.00?,
Sept. 1.02 1 02S 1.01. 1.02
Dec. 1.04 1.04H 1.03, 1.04
Wall St. Report
New York, June 17. (IP)
What appeared to be a revival
of Investment buying in special
ties and senior stocks today
pried the market out of Its de
clining groove.
While gains of fractions were
the rule at the close, scattered
favorites were up 1 to 3 or more
points. Volume expanded some
what and transfers approximat
ed 400,000 shares.
Today'a closing price, for 34 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chera. & Dye 154
Am. Can 83
A. T. 4t T. 158
Anaconda 37
Atch. T. ic S. r 387i
Bendlx Avla 39!
Bethlehem Steel 74
Caterpillar Tract. . 46
Chrysler 58
Curtlsa-Wright 8!',
Douglaa Aircraft
DuPont
71 '
15114
32V4
36 s,
89
51H
01H
371,
36
14'4
12H
74
23 '4
44
4'4
11H
i
31
39 '4
..unquoted
73H
, 40 "4
los
sen
Gen. Electric
Genl Food.
Gen. Motor.
Int. Harvester .
Johns- Manvlll
Kennecott
Monty Ward
No. Amn. Avn. .
North Amer.
Penney J. C.)
Penna. R. R.
Phillip. Pet.
Radio
Southern Pacific
Std. Brands
Std. Oil Cal.
Std. Oil N. J.
Transamerlca
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Alrlln
U. S. Steel
an t'ranrlsro Butter
San Francisco, Jun 17. P But
ter: 93 acor S7c; 91 score SJVjc;
90 acore 35c; 89 score 34c.
Sacramento, Jun 17. iX Butter
fat: First grade 40c4 second grade
38V,e.
CLARK To Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Clark, Route 2, June IS, a
boy, 8 lbs., at Community hos
pital. NOBLE To Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Noble, Eaale Point, June 15,
a girl, 61 i lbs. at Community
hospital.
BISHOP To Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Bishop, 1100 E. Main St.,
June 18, a girl, 7V4 lb., at Com
munity hospital.
nil
San rfl&MciicoX
Births
III
1000 tOOMS I0O0 (ATMS
4 pefse. (4 ewe patoAe
uiusuaen L tome!
HOTEL ST. FRANCIS
WING RELIEF
Lying comfortably in Com
munity hospital today after his
broken loft leg hid been set.
thouch he was still being pro
tected against pneumonia. Waldo
Jack Emerson. 50. of 408 Alice
street, thought of the misery he
endured as he lay all Sunday
night in the woodj In a drench
ing rain and the agony he suf
fered all the next morning as
the minutes and hours ticked
off Into an eternity while he
waited, waited with growing mis
giving for help to come.
Mr. Emerson went fishing
Sunday with his wife, son. Jack,
of Klamath Falls and nephew,
Jim Crismon. 10. About 3 p. m.
Mr. Emerson fell In jumping
from one boulder to another and
broke his leg. His son went for
help and came across Charles E.
Gosha, 33 North Peach street,
and Ralph D. Van Cleave, 824
Bennett street, who were fishing
together. They went with Jack
to the scene of the accident,
the south Fork of Rogue river
between the Butte Falls-Prospect
road and the Copco dam.
On the way. while climbing
over a cliff, Gosha was struck
by a rattlesnake but the fangs
penetrated only his sweatshirt
sleeve. Gosha shot the snake's
head off with his pistol, washed
his sweatshirt out and continued
on.
The men made an improvised
stretcher, applied first aid splints
and started to carry Mr. Emer
son out of the woods. It was
getting close to midnight when
they reached the top of the ridge
with still a long distance to go.
So Mr. Emerson was left with
his son while the others went
on for help. About 5 a. m. they
reached the Rogue River nation
al forest ranger station at Union
Creek. The forest service Im
mediately dispatched a CCC
stretcher crew and the long trek
back was begun. Meantime a
rain storm had started during
the night.
The rescue party reached Mr.
Emerson about 11 a. m. yester
day. Because of thick brush it
was extremely difficult to get
him out of the woods but the
arduous task was finally accom
plished. At 3:05 p. m. Mr. Emer
son was taken Into Community
hospital.
E
YALE GRADUATE
Lawrence D. Bragg, Jr., son of
L. D. Bragg of Grenview or
chard, was to be graduated to
day from the liberal arts school
of Yale university at New Haven,
Conn., his father announced.
Lawrence attended junior high
school and one year of senior
high school In Medford before
going east to complete his high
school studies at a prep school.
Mr. Bragg said his son might
visit this summer In Medford,
where he has numerous friends.
EOXY
Miea only 6:45-9:15 irx Inc. tax
Kldillr. I no Anrtlme
JOHN GARFIELD
ANN SHERIDAN
PAT O'BRIEN
BURGESS
MEREDITH
TOMORROW and
Till KV Mt.HH
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Last Time Tonight!
GcdllMtilM
NORTH WEST
Character Roles
With Tommy Kelly in the title
role and May Robson as his Aunt
Polly, 'The Adventures of Tom
Sawyer." the all-technicolor pic
turizntion of Mark Twain'j be
loved story, opens a three-day
run today at the Rialto theatre,
this week's contribution to the
"re issue hits" that are proving
so popular.
Role of Sleuth
Ralph Bellamy Introduces the
character of "Ellery Queen,
Master Detective," first of the
new scries, which comes to the
Roxy theatre for tomorrow and
Thursday nights.
Schwabs to Lead
Camp Meeting In
Nazarene Church
Rev. Otho and Billle Schwab
are the special gospel workers
engaged to conduct the Church
of the Nazarene annual indoor
camp meeting, which begins
Wednesday at 7:45 p. m., and
will continue nightly at the same
hour to Sunday, June 29.
Rev. and Mrs. Schwab, who
conducted one of the most suc
cessful 10-day meetings in the
history of the local church In
the fall of 1934, have conducted
meetings In the largest cities of
the nation and have been among
those in greatest demand for
evangelistic leadership.
Rev. Schwab made a tour of
the Europe including the Holy
Land, five years ago.
The young people are gifted
musicians. Mrs. Schwab leads
the congregational singing. The
two sing together and Rev.
Schwab is outstanding in his
ministry as a soloist.
Rev. and Mrs. Schwab are
special friends of the Weather-
ford family. Rev. Fred W.
Weatherford, pastor of the local
church, extends a cordial invita
tion to the public to hear them.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
BASSIICET for sale. 3. 106 Tripp.
ltmh
America's Best Loved Story
That Became
America's Best Loved Picture
BACK TO THRILL YOU AGAIN
Mark Train's blord classic of boyhood
that touchsd th htart el the world ...
with thrills, Uara, laughter . . . our latest
hit in our "re-Issue hits el yesterday."
starting Today for 3 Days
rHEADVENTURES of
7
Knew. Dally at
I:-I:II-S 00
WANT a uad Cab-tractor with blade,
about 40 h. p. W. H. Olll. 837
Washington Blvd., Grant Paaa.
Oregon.
FOR RENT lem Boiea, SOo per
month. ValU; Fual Co. T.L S376
COMMERCIAL 8PRAYINO of all
kinds. Phon 4843. Wltbrow.
IF YOU ar unfortunat enough to
hat your car wrecked. It wlU be
repaired as good aa n.w at Dally s
Body and Faint Shop.
BLOX Big Roih. part drr. Full
load, 3. Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111.
TERM1TTSI w eheck your house
free and fir estlrnatea on cost of
spraying If you hav ihem. Phon
Hubbam Broa. For further Infor
mation. 350 WILL HANDLE beat located gaa
station aetup at 800 East Main.
WANTED Housekeeper for two. Call
3830 after 6:00 p.m. 19 Cheatnut St.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
100 Acres 64 miles northeast Med
ford above valley, wond(Tfu) view.
40 acres fairly level, balance pas
ture. Fenced and eroaa fenced.
Small house, good barn. 4 living
springs, 1 well. 1 spring piped to
house. 14 mil to mall rout and
school bus. Tracee of soft coal.
Some equipment Included. Clear.
3500.
1 and 'or
to acre B4 mtlea northeast Medford.
6 acres trrlgsted. 3 acres pears. 6
acres Ladlno clover. Modern house,
barn, machln ahed. 3 garages,
chicken house, corn crib, woodshed.
Electric wator ayatem. On mall,
school bua and creamery route.
Som equipment Included. Clear,
for
35-60 acrea near Portland on yr
round creek with 38 acre creek
bottom, balancv timber and pas
ture, modern house.
Bog 8079 Tribune.
BINO CHERRIES. 848 East 9 th.
BUY before price, go up 13'i acre,
of nlr level land, suitable for
chicken ranch or auto court. On
highway at Central Point. Owner
leaving soon. P. O. Box 33, Phoenix.
Dial Medford 6014.
$1650
Nr Washington School
3-room modem home. Urg back
porch, garag. (Exclusive)
A1SO
$1750
Newly Decorated
4-room modern bunt-alow, traraft.
double lot; $300 down, balanoe like
rent (Eicluatve,
AIM
$1800
Pink of Condition
7 rooma, 4 bedroom, nice bath :
renovated inside, new roof; painted
ouUlde. Large lot. large ahade tree.
Paved and paid. Conveniently
arranged for renting rooma. $500
to $1000 profit possibility.
(Exclusive)
Also
$3500
Suburban Beauty
3 acrea. beautiful yard, dandy B-room
modern bungalow, double tile drtln.
garajpe. cellar, electric pump for
Irrigation; barn, chicken house,
city water.
A1SO
$4500
Jacksonville Highway
fl-room modern home, large scree ned
In eervloa porch, automatic oil
burner, double aarage, 3 acres.
(Exclusive)
MARK A. OOLDY
Phone 3260 100 East Main
Evenings 317, Mr. Bee be.
POISOU OAK?
Try boitl el ZEMACOL
Too most be satisfied a year noncy
eheerfolly refunded. Oct kettle
today St WMTKRN THRIFT.
Tom Sawyer
In
TECHNICOLOR
TOMMY KELLY
a. Tern Sawyer
MAY ROBSON
a A ant reiiy
JACKIE MOftAlf
aa Hark rise
WALTER BRENN AH
as Matt rotter
VICTOR JORT
a Injaa Joe
and ANN CILLIS
as Becky Thatcher
FOR SALE Wheat, barler. ground
feda. baled grain or alfalfa hay.
Dial Medford 04O5. Victor Buraell.
TR1P-L-DUTT all purpoa mash,
economical and easy to feed. Med
ford Feed & Seed. 4th and Fir.
ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES. So you
pick Also quart Jara. Cherry Ian.
H. E. Birdsall.
OOAT FEED Special milk ration
of rolled grains Alber Dealer.
Medford Feed as Seed. 4th and Fir.
DIAL 4813 If Interested In a fur
nished living aulte of three rooma:
aleeplng room off bath, heated liv
ing room, sun porch. Prlvat en
trance. Can accommodat two.
Referenrea required.
RADIO SERVICE Tubes and parte
for all makes. Guaranteed quality
work. Reasonable rharsea. Phtlltpe
Radio Service. 1307 N. Riverside,
adjoining Severln Electric.
FOR SALE A good work team.
Route 1, Box 103, Central Point.
Bartfh.
MOniLOAS GOES FARTHER Fill
now, check your mileage. We ad
just, clenn and test your Spark
Purs FREE. Handy Red Horse.
600 East Main.
WANTED Experienced comptometer
operator. Write Box 3083 Tribune.
DANCE 7b-
ABBEY GREEN'S MUSIC
at ROGUE RIVER LODGE
EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT MONDAY NO COVER
CHARGE.. DINING 6 P. M. ON.. COCKTAIL BAR
Tonight: Bette Davis "The
Tomorrow
ON THE STAGE
The Swlngin'ast. Blngln'eit,
Show-Stoppin'est Stage Enter
tainment that Erar Came Out
oi Hollywood!
All Shows Mat
PLUS ON THE SCREENi
Th Hilarious Comedy Komance
of Big Shot Slicker. Who Ont
Bllrk Themselresl
Starts Thursday
TJ A MIGHTY SAOA
j r9 IN TtCHNICOLOkl
m BRIAN D0NIEVY
4M'iiii.s;jn.-.n.t;i.iM,n;
Shows 1.44- 4J-:o .Mais: SOr -
WANTED Two aeta of fallen, long
logs, 85c. Steady work. Boa 84
Trlbun.
WANTED J men to work on farm.
Waes 2 50 per day. Room and
board. C. F. Balrd. Selma. Oregon.
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms,
310 North Bartletw
FOR SALE 1 Chevrolet pickup. I
Ingl. iron bedstesd with spring
and mattres. 1 9x19 Azmlnster
rur at 133 Tripp St.
ROOM for gentlemen. Call batwean
8 and 8. 331 Weat Flftb.
ORA1N SACKS FOR SALE
Arrange with ua Now for grain sacks
and save money. Also ssrk twin
and binder twine at rlitht prlcaa.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
Tel. 8756 4th at Front
FRIED CHICKEN 85c
Drive out to willow Springs.
8U, mile. No. Medford, for good
old fashioned fried chicken.
HAY SALT FOR SALE
ANOTHER law shipment of Hay
Salt will arrive today or tomor
row. Arrange with ua for your Salt
requirements Nriw.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
Tel. 8756 4th It Front
P. H. A. LOANS quickly, efficiently
handled Mark Ooldy Agency,
Great Lie"
(Wed) Only!
NO
Raise
in
Prices
and Eve
I Mats SOe I
Eres.4oa I
Itne. tar
Kiddles XOo
THE RHYTHM MAKERS
Musi Hot and Sweet
DICK McCORMICK
Gen Krone stylist
THE CRADY BROS.
Swinging on Strings
LEE SISTERS
Rhythm oa Tap
Peggy Gordon Doris Fultoa
Lafayette k Larerne Sitters
for 3 Days Only
OF THI WEST...
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UNION SQUAD!
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