DEFENSE COUNCIL
DIVIDES ACTIVITY
INTO FDURPHASES
Formulation of Plans for
Aluminum Gathering Con
tinued; Date Known Soon
Steps to perfect Its organiza
tion were taken last night by
the Jackson County Council of
Defense at a regular meeting
at the Jackson County Chamber
of Commerce.
Organization into four prin
cipal divisions was approved as
4 follows: (1) utilities and com
munication, John C. Boyle,
chief; (2) planning, Glenn L.
Jackson, Mayor H. S. Deuel and
County Judge J. B. Coleman in
charge; (3) protection, Lloyd
Williamson, Herb Moore and E.
W. Winkle; and (4) necessity, J.
C. Collins, chief. Each division
has many sub-divisions so that
every contingency in case of
, emergency can be taken care of
quickly and efficiently.
The council also continued
the formulation of plans to
gather scrap aluminum through
out the county. Date for the col
lection will be announced soon.
Committee in charge comprises
Mrs. C. Reese Braley, Miss
Bertha Coy and Robert G.
Fowler. Gathering of the scrap
aluminum will be arranged in
the rural areas by Mr. Fowler,
county agent, through the ex
tension service.
Capt. S. M. Turtle, council
y chairman, presided.
VALSETZUPSETS
2-1
Albany, July 10. (Al
bany's defending state semi-pro
baseball champions went off the
deep end last night, losing 2
to 1 to Valsetz and fading from
the tourney with two defeats.
Tonight Valsetz meets Port
land's Marine - Electric, which
drubbed Dairy Creek last night
12 to 4, and Silverton and Bend,
the only undefeated nines in j
ine tournament, face each other
In the nightcap.
Albany s Dick Johnson was
stingy with hits last night, giv
ing only two, but he walked
his opposing pitcher, Ray El'
liott, in the sixth and Elliott
scored the winning run. The
Lumbermen's first run came in
the Initial Inning on an error
and Albany tied it in the
fourth.
Scores: R. H. E.
Dairy Creek 4 4 11
Marine Electric 12 8 2
Buyas and Bletzer; Smith and
Drath.
R. H. E.
.222
Valsetz
Albany
13 1
Gambit, Elliott and Dixon,
Hood; Johnson and Owens.
T
The yellowjacket who had
built a nest over the back door
of the courthouse were destroy
ed yesterday with poison gas.
A half-hundred survivors were
around this, morning getting
ready to rebuild, and they face
the same fate.
County Agent R. G. Fowler
administered the poison gas. He
held a bucket of water con
taining cyanide below the nest,
the fumes causing the yellow
jackets to die in their tracks.
The hornets had been build
ing their nest for three weeks,
and according to the janitor, it
was the best job of nest-building
he ever saw.
Des Moines, la., July 10. (At
George Tywater, 32, Negro
janitor has just moved his fam-
ily into a five-room bungalow
he built himself. Construction
took four years and the frame
house has a living room, two
bedrooms, dining room and
kitchen. Estimated cost is $1,000.
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
On 1941
PLYMOUTHS
and
DESOTOS
Do Soto Plymouth
Humphrey Motors
33 s. Riverside. none M
LIVESTOCK
Portland
Portland. July 10. (AP-C8DA)
Hoes: 760: market KUn, 10lSc
higher: good-choice 17S to ais-lb.
dnve-lna $113 to mostly SHOO,
medium trades down to $11.60; 330
to 380-lb. butchers mostly $11.23$)
UJO: llht lights $1100 11.35;
packing- sows about steady, moatly
$8 00 SAO; butcher sows to 610.00
and above: feeder plge acarce. choice
lightweights quotable 613.60a 14.00.
Cattle: 116; calres 76; market
act! re. largely 36c higher than Mon
day: scattered graaa-lat eteers 69.00
SAO; few fed steers $10 00 10 10;
cutter-common dairy heifers $4.60 a
7.76; beef heifers upward to $9.60;
canner-cutter cows moatly $5 .50 a
6.35; fat dairy cows upward to $6.76;
tew beef cows $7.00 97.75; medium
good bulla $8.3696.35: odd head
$9.30: good -choice vealers $1140$)
13.00; strictly choice to $13.50.
Sheep: 600; market steady: good
choice spring lambs $8.73 to moatly
$9.00: one selected lot $9.35; feeder
lambs $8.00 8 60: yearlings $5.30
6.00; common to fairly good ewes
use) 3.60.
South Han Francisco
South Ban Francisco, July
(Fed.-fltate Mkt. News) Hogs: 700:
around steady; most 186 to 333-lb.
caiifornlaa 613.10, few 340-lb. $11.60;
odd packing sows $8.75 9.35.
Cattle: 60; 'steers nominally un
changed, fed kind quoted $10.50-
11.00; medium to good belters ab
sent, quoted $8.0009 00; good range
cows scarce, quoted $7.75; bulk run
Just arrved. largely nearby dairy she
stock; bulla nominally $8.00 down.
Calres: Salable, none; nominally
steady; good to choice Tealers strong.
quoted up to $1140.
Sheep: 1,300; fully steady: about
one deck wooled 74-lb. lambs $10.35;
around 800 bead shorn 70 to 78-lb.
lambs $9.00, with 30 per cent sort
at $8.00; long deck good 78-lb. ewes
$3.00, 66 head 73-lb. common $1.80.
Chicago
Chicago. July 10. AP-USDA)
Hogs: 19.000: mostly 10 15c higher
than Wednesday's average; top $1140;
bulk good and choice 180 to 370-Ib.
S11.1M 11.45; most 370 to 330-lb.
butchers $11.00 j? 11 35; smooth 300
to 400-lb. packing sows $10.00910.80;
with 400 to 500-lb kind $9.75910.15.
Cattle: 3.000; calves 800: few loads
weighty steers firm mostly 610.359
11.35; choice light yearling steers
brought $1140; mostly $10.259 11.36
trade on fed heifers, with spots
round $11.60; moat fat cows $7.50
96.00; weighty sausage bulls selling
freely up to $9.35; vealers fully
steady at 61340 down.
Sheep: 6400; spring lambs strong
to 36o higher; three doubles Wash
ington springers with light sort
$13.00; small lota good to choice
native springers $11409 11 A; throw
outs mostly $1040 down; few fat
native yearlings $9.009940: odd na
tive ewes 84.75: bulk $3.7694.60.
Portland Produce
Portland, July 10. ") Butter:
Prints A grade 40c lb. In parch
ment wrappers, 41c In cartons; B
grade, 89c In parchment wrappers,
40c In cartons.
Butterfat: First quality, maximum
of . of 1 peroent acidity, delivered
In Portland. 38a38H lb.; premium
quality, maximum of 45 percent
acidity. 39 9 36 He lb.; valley routes
and country points 3c leas or 36c
lb.; second quality, at Portland, 3e
under first, or 38e36Ve.
Others unchanged.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, July to. V
Wheat: Open High Low Close
July 1.05 '4 1JMH 1.04 "4 1.05 '4
Sept. 1.0H 1.0814 1.08(4 1.08
Dee. 1.07 1.091 1.07ft 1.08
Portland Wheat
Portland, July 10 " OraJn:
Wheat: Open High Low Cloae
Sept. J1V4 Jl!4 a at
Cash grain: Oata. No. 3, 38-lb.
white 63840. Barley, No. 3, 45-lb.
bearded white $3540.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit 88c;
soft white excluding rex tie; white
club 93c; western red 91 Ho.
Hard red winter: ordinary 89c: 11
"If More Old People
would use ADLKRIKA tbey would
feel better. I'm 70 and have had it
on band for 14 years." (L. If .-So. Dak.)
rot QUICK bowel action snd relief
from bloating gas. try ADLERIKA
todsy. At your Drug Store.
AT HOME...
IN SAN FRANCISCO
In tin Waft
Talks! Apsrtmnl HeW
Enjoy the extra comfort of
apartment livingwith full
terrice of s fine hotel qujet
yet only four blocks from
downtown sbopschestrw,
Aprtmnu frrm 3. JO
Al T. SAJUON. Mgr.
I VIM 1
MEDFORD MAIL
pet. 634e: 1 pet. 3i,e; 13 pet
97 He: 14 pet. 99Sc
Hard white-bean: 13 pet. $1.03.
Today's car realpta: Wheat 34;
flour 18; corn ; mlllfeed 4.
Wall St. Report
New York, July 10. (JP The
stock market developed a char-ley-horse
today after its million
share sprints of the two preced
ing sessions.
While a number of specialties
exhibited strength, and some
utilities, rubbers and aircraft
gave a fairly good account of
themselves, many leaders of the
recent come-back to the best
average price levels since Janu
ary limped into lower territory.
Transfers were around 800,000
shares.
Today's closing prices for 34 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. at Dye 1584
Am. Can 87
A. T. T. 155
Anaconda
Atcb. T. A 8. F.
Bendix Avla.
Bethlehem Steel -Caterpillar
Tract.
Chrysler
Curtlia-Wrlght
Douglas Aircraft
DuPont -
Gen. Electrle
Oen. Foods
Oen. Motors
Int. Harvester
johni-Manvllla
Kennecott
Monty Ward
No. Amn. Avn. .
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
mm
"Don't tell me you're going
shopping today. Suet
Youll be worn out in this
heatl"
"Not ms I'm buying
everything on my list at
Montgomery Ward I"
V
"Why, I didn't know
Wards carried all mora
thingtl"
"tot, If I don't see who! I
wont in the store, Doris;
I just pkk it out in WWi
catalogs"
"You mean you can buy
things in Wards cata
log! there at the I torsi"
"Yu, m the catalog
order oeporfmenf I They
ruth things from fhe
warehouse vo reory
SAVtl".
mm
TRIBUNE. MEDFORP.
Penna. It. R.
'
.
, 13
, 8
. 23 S
. 43i
Phillips Pet.
Radio
Southern Pacific
Std. Branda
Std. Oil Cat.
Std. Oil N. J.
Tranaamerlca, .
. 41
"BATHROOM
Shows how to
, your bath at low
plains the P.M. A.
I
OREGON. THURSDAY.
Union Carbide
. 7a
, 41
. in,
. 5 'l
United Aircraft
United Airline
U. S. Steel
Ban Franesleo Butter
San Francisco. July 10. But
ter, egga and cheese unchanged.
BOOKLET
modernize
costl Ex
Flan.
st
i
Guaranteed1 2 Yoartl
A Huskier
Garden IIoso
isl
fteoWee' far
aViSolef
A hesvy, braided cord is
vulcaniied between 2 lsyers
of live, tough, black rubber.
It's tested to withitind 400
lbs. pressure. Will last many
ysars, with proper care.
Compare at 30 More
Sale! 35-lb.
Roofing
l 'rel
Naih, ceeH
avceaWf
Wards genuine mica-surfaced
roll rooting depend
able low-cost protsction for
small buildings, or for gen
eral sheathing purposes.
80-lh. Roll Roofing 3.31 .'
Mod to till Mad to wear
Seat Cover
Prices Cut!
249
SolUt
Drive In cool comfort I Water
repellent fiber and snug-fittlnc
clothing! These prices cut 4
days only I
Split-back Coo pe $!
Redans and eoarhrs.S.0
Compare rt with any S4.S0
Ice Cream
Freezer
319
40MrtsVssf
Hakes delicious les cream It.
7 to 12 minutes I Csst metal
gesrs assure smooth, essy
operstionl All metal parts
rust-resisting I Wirebound
enameled Cedar tub! Save I
JULY 10. 1941.
Sacramento. July 10 Pi Churn
ing cream butterfat: First grade
414c; second grade 39',.
Masons to Meet In Hills
Toledo, Ore., July 10. (P)
Master Mason degrees will be
conferred during a state meeting
- Il.' '
lew I tt9
raHr
IfewhstlvamiaI
g22S
r " '' " W'
In the Eola hills near West Sa
lem next month, R. V. Carlson
of Salem, notified the local
lodge.
Silverton Cannery
Silverton, Ore.. July 10. (P)
'"""OS kcludmJi
frtstimotm.s
XeguforrV 1.291
8-Qnart
Can of Oil!
i35
"Supreme Quality" ... 100
Pure Pennsylvania I You
can't buy Setter oil at ANY
price . . . tmywbsnl Stock
up todsy and save I
fVice cut from 3.391
Guaranteed
12 Months!
310
4Wey price
"Commander" battery ... 39
full-siied plates . . . Port
Orlord cedar separators I 1
piece leak-proof esse. A de
pendable power plant at a
dollar-saving priest
Compfetay AvtomaVt
Water
System
541
88
HO Ohm
Ceswcrr
Panning water at ths tarn
oi a faucet I This system
gives plenty of water for the
average home I Conies corn
pit f with all fittings!
lev m. .. Nr later!
SMI SS k Keatti
Porclaln-Enamold St I
Cabinet
Sink
Oerr J4
AMmtkV
3988
This trim, gessy wVtt cabU
net sink has 1 sliding doors
and a modern enamel and
chrome-plsted mixing f att
est! Big itortf space
lew Csn Csaias
PAGE FIVE
Ths Silverton Canning com
pany is handing a smull run of
cherries this week in its new
quarters just completed adjacent
to its old plant. The heavy bean
canning season is expected to
get under way late in July.
1
If WHEEL COYER
gc I
I Cool, summer-driving
I style I Fits any steer- i
I Xing whesL A bargain!
wHEtttMI
I "- 19c I
Onyx color. Fits any 1
steering wheel I It's a I
X give-swsy pricel f I
I CAMP SI00L
I TMi Week S)
I O-y.,, J$JC
Sunfast-atriped can-
vas top, hardwood I
Xsf r a m a I Folds - up!
1 WO Aiilil He A
I Enough to last a life- I
V timel Reiuiary lSe I
X.copular alscs. SsvelX I
41c Kalsomlne
I - 36c j
Enough to cover an I
V sntira room. Choice
Xf many colors. J
THESPINs
I nwjjJJ J
Reduced mora then
25 I Sturdy spring-
Xtyps pins. Save now
CORN BROOM
l 54c J
A new broom sweeps
cleaner I s-sswed to
Xhold susnds firmlyl
I a 5gc 1
Easy to Install I An-
tique Copper or dull
V Brass finish. Save!
HOSE NOZZIE
I 33e J
Strong, solid brass ...
will Isst years I Ad- i
X 'ustsbls, rnst-proof.
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