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Newspaper Page TextFOREST OFFERS PLEASANT TIME MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 11. 1941. OVER WEEK Cool Shade of Camps, Pools for Swimming, Drives in Timber Land Attractions The following recreational bulletin was issued today by Rogue River national forest headquarters: "With the warm weather pre vailing in the valley, the cool shade of forest camps, drives along roads in heavy timber, and swimming in mountain pools offer enjoyment for the week-end. "Swimmers will find ideal conditions at MeKei and Beaver-Sulphur camps in the Applegate district, at Lake o' Woods and at a pool which is provided by the resort at Dead Indian Soda Springs. Motorists are especially directed this week to the Herschberger moun tain area where the many acres of bright alpine flowers are now at their best, offering a scene of unusual beauty from the summit of the Umpqua di vide. This area is reputed to have the largest varietv nf wIM rock garden plants on the Pa cific coast. Road Conditions "Although road conditions In the forest are generally good, the following are still impass ible: On the Ashland loop, trav ellers from Ashland will be stopped by snow at the head of Grouse creek and from the Applegate side at Wrangle gap; the road from Lodgepole to Parker meadoms and the unim proved section of the Butte Falls-Prospect county road are so wet as to make the use of chains advisable; the road from McAllister Soda Springs to Fish lake is under water in the low meadows and travel on it should noi De attempted; no difficulty however, will be experienced in ing good catches to flies. Horse shoe and Cary lakes in Blue canyon and all of the Seven Lakes zrouD are consistently yielding limit catches. The trails in the Seven Lakes area have been maintained and all the snow Is inn. Tt ttrW. 'end there were 17 head of pack and saddle horses in the mea dow at one time. In the Lake o' Woods district, trolling in Fish lake with large flashers has been especially eood the Oast two davs. vielrlina' wnnH catches of eastern brook trout. Limits Taken At Four Mil 1aVa limits nt rainbow are being taken with Anay Keener tiies. At the bridge on the North Fnrlc nf Little Butte, near Big Elk, east ern brook are rising to various flies. In the north end of Lake o' Woods several catches of three or four bass weighing one and one-half to three pounds each were made this week. In the Union Crerlr tltr ll streams are good for trout with saimon eggs and royal coach man flies. 'A fire was started hv a rare. less camper and another by a careless smoker In the forest durins the nait weeV Rnth fi-. were luckily controlled by for est guaras Deiore much dam age was done but, with con ditions becnminff mnra irHlnl it is more and more important that forest visitors use the ut most caution with fire in the woods." Portland Wheat Portland, July ll.upy Onto: Wheat: Opts High low Close Sept. i 31 M s4 Cub (rain: Chits, No. a. ss-lb. white $38-40. Barley. No. , $-lb. bearded wblte MS JO. No. 1 flax. $1.83. Cash wheat (bid): Sort whte Sao: oft wblte excluding rax file; whlta club 93c; western red 914. Bard red winter: ordinary ate: 11 per otnt B34e; 13 per cent ti'ic: It per otnt 87 Vie: 14 per cent M ,c. Hard wblte-baart: 13 per cent SI 03: It Per cent SIM: 11 nee oent IS). Today's ear noelpta: Wheat 4T: flour 6; corn I; oata 1; mUUeed 10. Chicago Wheat Chicago, July 1. UP, Wheat: Open High low Close July 1.04H 1.05H oH IMt SPt. 1.063, 1.07 1M IM De. IM loan im i.o$(4 LIVESTOCK Wall St. Report Portland Portland. July 11. (AP-USDA) Hags: 300; market slow; few early ales steady; tome cleanup ealea 10c lower: good-choice 178 to JlO-lb. drlve-lni $11.75 13.00: 330 to 370-lb. weights $11.009 11.60; packing aowa salable around $0.00$ S.00 or above: choice light feeder pigs quotable $13.60 ,a u.oo. Cattle: 60: ealvea so- mark.t tlve; fully steady; few grass steers $8 .25 B-25: one lot choice 791-lb. fed heifers S10.8S lu,hti canner-cutter cows as.9A.s8 9a. tmt dairy cows to $6.60; load beef cows unsold; common-medium bulls $7.60 08.76: eood hull Atlntahl. n laqi or above: rood-choice vealera meatlT $11.60913.00; extreme top $13.60. nneep: 1,400: market quotable teady; good-choice spring lambs saiaDie ss.70 00: ... cAuenencea in ' w 'h , nurma top reaching McAllister Soda ! Thursday $9.36: fat ewes salable Springs from Lake Creek. "Flshlntr In th a i district is fair. Fishermen are reminded that part of the streams head in California and inai caution is necessary to avoid unwittingly fishing in mm state without a proper 11 cense. In the Rntt. r.ii. ai. trict, both the south and middle torus ot flogue river are yield around $3.60 a 4.00. T a' Jl UetTV IDEAl HOTEL Il SAN FRANCISCO Distinguished In nam ond In service, The Mouric Is one of San Francisco's finest hotels. Quiet location on fringe ef downtown areaj finely ap pointed rooms, all with bath and shower. Single from $2.50 Double from $3.50 DRIVE-IN GARAOt HOTEL MAURICE gljl Pest Street at Jones Sooth hi rranrlie South San Francisco. July 11. JP) (Ped.-State Mkt. News) Hogs: 335; around 30c lower; most 1S6 to 335-lb. Callfomlas $11.00: odd packing sows $8.75 a 9 3t. Cattle: None. For week, light fed steers firm; 3 loads 948-lb. Idahos S11.9.A Uonitif mu hmm .,i $8.60 9.00; young cows and heifers aarce; lew a airy cows late strong. $8.00 down: cutters $4.76 6.35, can ners $4.00 4 JO; bulla 'nominal, $8.00 dOWn. Calves- fUlahl hmu .," good to choice vealers quoted $10.00 Sheen: BOO; lsrml ahwn limh. fully steady; mostly odds and ends good $8.00 8.00, choice wooled quot es eiu-ao; nsir aecx snorn B7-ib. yearlings $10.75: medium to choice shorn ewes $2.80 s5; around 60 head common $1.50. New York, July 11. JP) Stock market buyers concen trated on SDeclalties tnHav anri left the general run of leaders to muddle through a narrow area. Farm lmnlemante n-r- among the favorites with gains iwj points wnen they were going wen. prices slipped In many cases after mlri-Hav a at the close, trends were a shade irregular. Transfers were arming onn . 000 shares. Todays closing prixt for 34 select ed stock, follow: Al. Cbem. at Dye 1S84 Am. Csn 87 Anaconda Atch. T. tt s. P. Bendlx Avla. Bethlehem Steel . Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Curtlss-Wrlatht Douglas Aircraft DuPont , Oen. Elec:rlc Oen. Poods Oen. Motors Int. Harvester Johna-Manvllle -Kenneoott , Monty Ward No. Amn. Avn. North Amer. Penney (j. c.l Penna, R. r. Philips Pet. Radio Chicago Chicago. July 11. (AP-csdai Hoaa: 18.000: rlnaa lftaQa- off. Im $1126; bulk 180 to 370-lb. $11.0041 11 S5: most 370 to 330-Ib. $10.78$) 11.00; smooth 330 to 400-lb. oseklna- rs $10 00a) 10.35: with most 400 to 660-lb. kind $8 -SO 10.00. Cattle; 1.000 nltw ano iiont medium Welfht eood erode offerlnea $10.7611.00; best $11.36 paid for 1.180-lb. Steers: choice 70-lh balfer told up to $11.40 today; cutter cows to $7.35: welshtv uuum bulla tn $9.40; Ttalers $1340 down. Sheep: 4.000; five doublet Wash ington anrlne lamha with nn. i h out $11.85: best natires $11.76: bulk good and choice nstlvt tprlngert $llSaill.$S; medium to good shorn yearlings $840 9.00; ont doublt choice medium weight $9.40; beet fat natlvt ewet $4.76; bulk $4.00 440. 394 39V4 39 '4 781, 48'. 6814 9 169j 334 37H 39 6314 88 881. S8!4 I4H 13 82 S 341, 44 V, 134 , 6H 23 H 44 44 ... . 75?4 41i4 uvi 68)4 Ran Francisco Butter San Francisco. July 11. But ter: 93 score 38c: 91 tcort 88c; 90 acort 34 Ho; 89 score 340. ADDIE W. HEWIH DIES IN SCOTIA Mrs. Addie Wlnningham Hew itt fMK&ed awav at her hnm. in Scotia, Cel., July 10, accord ing to word received here today. Mrs. Hewitt was hnrn In Jackson county Feb. 11, 1881. ana spent ner early childhood here. In 1900 she departed for Victoria, B. C, and was united in marriaffe to Jumpa Hewitt She returned in 1935 and made her home in Scotia, Cat. Mr. Hewitt is now deceased. She leaves three children, Zemro, of San Francisco; Isa belle Johnson and John of Scotia. She also leaves three brothers and three sisters, Marx Winningham, Jacksonville; Cal Wlnningham, Happy Camp, Cal.; Pearl Whitney, Jackson ville; Jim Winningham, Apple gate; Minnie Baker, Victoria, B. C, and Ella Russell of Klam ath Falls. Funeral services will he. Vi1H in Scotia Sunday, July 13 at 3 p. m. conduct a IS-hour preliminary course to prepare candidates for the regular water safety instruc tion class, which has been post poned to August 23. All sen ior lifesavers 19 or over, and in good standing are eligible to enroll. PAGE SEVEN T INJURED WOMAN SEEKS INSURANCE SPIDER MITES IN SOME ORCHARDS The Med ford Gun club will hold its regular bi-monthly sum mer practice shoot at the club grounds at 10:30 Sunday morn ing. If a sufficient number of trap boys are available skeet shooting will be available promptly at 10:30, followed by regular 18-yard shooting, which can be conducted with only one trapsetter. The next big tournament will be the Pacific International event at Portland the last week end in July, followed by the Pacific Indian Shoot at Lake Crescent, August 7, 8 and 9. Visitors are invited to attend all the Medford nun -1i,k ,k,i. both for practice and tourna ment contests. Approximately 1 xnn nnn u censed radio sets are operating ii aiiuaa. Closing time tor Too Lett to CIss. slfy Ads It 1 :30 p. ro. Mrs. Elmyra E. Peck of this city filed suit for $330 personal iniurr dames aaalnit tn North American Insurance com pany yesterdav. in circuit muri Attorneys fees amounting to $73 and costs of action are also sought. Mrs. Peck alleges In her com plaint, that while moving fruit from her house to the fruithouse last fall she slipped on the fruit house floor, bruising her back and hips, and wrenching abdo minal muscles and organs, which incapacitated her frnm hmicA. work for three months. She was hospitalized and underwent an exploratory operation. She alleges the insurance com pany declined to nay. under the terms of a policy taken out October 1, 1938, with a policy fee of $3 and $2.43 per month covering sickness and accident. McMackln Retains Top Hand Rating Salinas, rat.. Jnlv t10i Bronc Rider Bill McMackln nf Trail City, S. D., is top rodeo hand of the nation for the third consecutive month, headquart ers of the Rodeo Association of America announced today. McMackin had 1,013 points up to July 1 toward the na tional championship, a lead of 11S points over Dick Griffith of Scottsdale, Ariz., leading bull rider. Burel Mulkey, Sal mon City, Idaho, former na tional champion, was third with 877. Closing time for Too Late $ Clas sify Ads Is 1 :30 p. m. This finar tea Iced add deli cious flavorful refreshment to man happy summer occasion. Southern Pselfle Std. Brands 8td. Oil Cal. Std. Oil K. J. Transamerlca Union Carbide United Aircraft United Airline U. s. Steel Sacramento. July 11 yp Butter: First grade 41,c; second grade 89!4e. APRICOT HARVES GETS UNDER WAY vn Portland Produce Portland, July tlyp) Onions: Walla Walla $1.75 per 60-lb. bag. Other produce unchanged. Pickina- of the the valley is underway, County numcuiiurisi Clifford B. Cordy reported today, and expected to reach its peak some time next week. The fruit is in demand by housewives. Some will be shipped to northern California and Klamath County. Packers nredirt the nrlra m cannery BartletU will be higher man last year, but nn nffr.i have been reported and only one I cannery representative Is said to have appeared on the scene.. I Seedmen estimate the ai,l beet seed crop here will be! around jou tons, same as last year, when the nrlre wae elohi cents pound. There is about 300 acres. The harvesting will not aian tin next month. Closing tune for Too Late to ciaa. slfy Ads Is ItK p. ro. i SDlder mite are innearlnv In some pear orchards, but injury 1 so far has been verv alight Th 1 trees should be watched for the appearance of injury and as soon as a notireahln imnnni rt leaf injury appears, a spray 1 should be applied. If the sDrav is applied too early a further immigration of mites mav maVn anomer application necessary. accordins to C. B. Corriv i sisiant county agent, and L. G. Gentner. entomnlneist finntH. ern Oregon Experiment Station. The officials advise use of I 1V4 gallons of medium or lieht I medium summer oil emulsion ! plus .- pound of spreader per 100 gallons. If a 98 emulsible ! on Is used in the nlace nf th emulsion, use l'i nations of light medium or liehL These dosaees are the small. est that can be used for success ful control with thorough spray ing. The use of less material may result in poor control. 450 NOW SIGN ED FOR SWIM CLASS With the evrentlnn nf aanlnr ! mesaving class from 8 to 10 d. m., there will" be no regular I classes held Sunday at the Red Cross swimming and water safe-1 ty school being conducted at the natatorium. However all regis-! tered enrmlee mav anvtm fnr tne practice from 1 to 10 p. m.. providing tneir own suite and toweis. About 450 nunila are nnw en. rolleld In the school, with the beginning girls' class being the largest wun nu students. Fluhrer's loud-sneak !na eonin. ment is being used in the morn ing classes to aid the instruc tors in imparting Information to tne young swimmers. , Miss Francis Arnspiger will .UNSET CRUISES 4d.Wofdt the hUtZ'' en,.- miN "'"nipt. y Cat Ms II Tribune want ads. 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Sunkist, lb. 8c Lettuce. solid, crisp heads, lb. 6Jc Crothed pineapple, Del Monte Me. 1$ tin VEAL ROAST lb. 17xt SHOULDER Steak, lb. 22Hf BREAST lb. 12V Colored Fryers, dry picked ...lb. 29c Assorted Lunch Meats ...lb. 29c Frankfurters, Bologna, Liv. Sausage lb. 23c Sliced Bacon, no rind, no waste .lb. 29c r -?gK,v Rare Byrap. Blot Label $-l. eaa SSe Bloe Rlbbea Malt S-Ta, eaa 4a Cora Meal. Albert White a-Da. beg tta HsrTret Bleesom near4a-n. sack fl$ Tibia Bait. cMk t tea, IBs Baking Pwtfr, Clabber Olrl I-Ik. eaa t$e Ball or Kerr Jars, ee-rts , dea. We Jar Rubbers, a eea. l$e Ball Masoa (loe --r tie R err Ceoaemy Csps S eta. Set Raker's ' -- H'1 pkf. $ Ckkkea Needltt, Denny's !. jar Ut Be-rehilgM Mstckee eta. M a. IBs Je-astat Ole-Ceel sjaart eaa Baa Caere Btye, Caere obia eaca Be Whlta Magle Bleach ganesi BBS) Baabrltt Ckraaew I It Its Brawa Derby Beer. U-ea. eaa, i fee tbe I pkf- M C P. Pertla and pkg. Pew. e