Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 21, 1941, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FrVB LOCAL and Here Tor Day Olaf Thoren of Central Point wai a Medford buiinesi visitor Saturday. At Caves Visitort at the Oregon Caves national monu ment Saturday included Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Alexander and Mary Jean, Medford. - At Headquarters Oliver W. Leonard, company commander at Camp Klamath, was an offi cial visitor at CCC headquarters here today. He was to return to Camp Klamath this after noon. Returns Home Fred Kudrna returned to his home in Marsh field by motor yesterday after spending the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Scripter, 60 Rose avenue. Confers Here Leslie L. Ter nahan, CCC educational adviser at Camp Wimer, conferred at Medford headquarters today on the adult educational program for his camp. Minor Accident Edward Smallwood, Medford and Dwight Moore, Trail, drove cars involved in a minor mishap on the Crater Lake highway four miles from Medford Saturday afternoon, a report on file said today. Clubs to Meet Townsend clubs I and 2 and the Harmony club will meet at Townsend hall on West Main street Thursday. Chicken dinner will be served from 5 until 8 p. m., after which reports on the national Town send convention will be given. Dancing will be free to those attending the dinner, i ... Bring Trucks Donald Austin and Oron Bandall returned to Medford from Portland late Sat urday night with two four-ton dump trucks to be used on the Dead Indian road improvement Job. The two men are truck drivers for the Rogue River national forest. They went to Portland for the trucks Friday morning by plane. ... Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Hollenbeck returned to The Dalles yesterday by motor after spending the week-end at the home of Mr. Hollenbeck's brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hollenbeck, 133 South Grape street. They were accompanied home by Bobby Hollenbeck, son of Mr. and Mrs R. L. Hollenbeck, who will spend a few days visiting In The Danes and Eugene ... To Active Duty Madison C Thomas, formerly company com mander at Camp Klamath, called at Medford CCC district head quarters Saturday and comnlet ed his assignment with the CCC. Thomas, a lieutenant in the reserve, has been ordered to active duty with the air corps (non-flying status) at Montgom ery field, Montgomery, Ala. He will report for duty there on July 28. Thomas will make the trip by car and will be accom panied by Herschel F. Davis, who is also returning south, having completed his CCC duty here. SEE CALIFORNIA I. n A fn if On tkrffls H tatktn Padfie: MT. SHASTA SHASTA DAM SAN FIANCtSCO IAKI TAHOI UNO OttAT IAIT IAKI fill MONTI SANTA SAMARA TOSIMITI II TSUI IOS ANOIllS nourwooo rnoiNix TUCSON II ASO ' CASUS. CAVIINS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON NIW OIIIANS The ga J. S3 PERSONAL Home After Trip Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ragsdale and two children, 813 West Palm street, returned Friday evening from a six weeks' visit in Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. Work Resumed Operations were resumed at the Medford Corporation plant here today after a lay-off Friday and Sat urday because of lack of cars for shipping lumber. The South ern Pacific railroad hauled in a new supply of cars over the week-end. Back From Camp Landrura K. Proctor, CCC district mess instructor, returned Saturday from Camp Redding where he has been supervising the first Medford district cooks and bak ers school held there. The schools formerly have been held at camps Baird and Wimer. Start Tour E. W. Parker and Duke M. Guile, itinerant mess instructors, called at CCC head quarters here this morning prior to departing on their regular weekly tour of the various camps. Mr. Parker will Instruct at Camp Steamboat this week, while Mr. Guild will assist at Camp Sitkum. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Staats of Molalla arrived here this morning to spend a two-day visit with their son and daughter-in-law. State Police Captain Bert J. and Mrs. Staats of 406 King street. The visitors arrived from the south, where they had visited with relatives in California. . Re-Named A press release today from Ivan G. Munro Portland, state administrator of the national youth administra tion, announced the re-appointment of Dr. A. E. Merkel, Jackson county health' officer, as examining physician for the NYA health program in the fiscal year 1941-42. A nursing staff will be added in each of the three state areas to facilitate the health appraisal work, Mr. Munro's statement said. ... New Residences Julius Nel sen applied at the city building inspector's office Saturday for a permit to construct two four- room residences at 301 and 307 Hamilton street at a stated cost of $3,000 and to build a three- room residence and private ga rage at 310 Hamilton street at a stated cost of $1,000. Homer Phelps applied for a permit to construct a lour-room residence at 806 Vi North Riverside ave nue at a stated cost of $1,000 ... At Airport Arrivals yesterday at Medford municipal airport included Lieuts. R. E. Flesher, T. L. Wiper and W. D. Peterson, each piloting a basic trainer, Portland to Moffett field, Sun nyvale, Cal., passengers being Lieuts. T. S.' Grimm and J. S. Beach and Staff Sgt. D. M. Bar ney; Lieut -Col. J. D. Corkelle, Hamilton field. San Rafael, Cal., to Seattle, Wash., in an ad vanced trainer; and Lieut. J. A. Rowse, Portland to Salinas, Cal., in an observation plane, Lieut L. M. Elstead being a passenger. Next time, try the train on your trip EAST no extra rail fare VThen tou go East, you might aa well get all you can for your money. And it's pretty hard to find a bigger bargain than this: On your roundtrip ticket to Chicago, New York and most other eastern destinations, you ran go Edit through Ctlijorni for no extra rail fare! If your desonadoo is New York, you can include romantic New Orleans for oo extra ticket cost, VS. A thrilling side trip to Carls bad Caverns National Park costs only $9.73 all-expense. Friendly Southern Pacific T. O. Mama, Agent, Pbone 330 or writ. A - OBMATOT. Ora rw. Aft. Paclfie K04-. Portland. Oregon Fines Levied William W. Bit- tie of Route 3 was fined $10 in city court this morning for violation of the basic traffic rule. Joseph R. Marshall of Portland was fined $5 for fail ure to stop at stop street. ... Plan Passengers Miss K. Marilley left for Portland this noon by United Mainliner. Ar riving on the forenoon plane were J. Trledly, Mrs. J. Widner, H. Ricks and Sam Colton, from Portland, and F. Chapman and M. Griffiths, from Seattle, Wash. Miss Marilley arrived from Oak land, Cal., on the early morning plane and L. Thurman left for Portland. B. Winters left for Los Angeles on the Sunday mid night Mainliner. J. Fleishman left for Portland last night. F. Farrell arrived from Port land on the evening Diane. Miss L. Freymah departed for Los Angeles. Arriving from Los An geles on the afternoon plane were Miss L. Smith and Lady E. Menol. Departing were J. bimplot. to Boise. Idaho, via Portland, and R. Chapman and L. Anderson, to Portland. R. Jennings left for Denver, Colo., via Portland on the Sunday noon plane. Arriving on the forenoon plane were B. Winter, from Seattle, and Miss M. Sell berg and F. Dyke, from Port land. Mrs. M. Briggs deDarted for Los Angeles. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland. Ore., July 31. ypf (USDA) Hogs 1650: market very low, mostly 35-40 below Prtday: tort- ea carload So under week ago at 11.70; bulk 17S-315 lb. drlve-lna SUM: tew down to SUJS; 330-280 lb. weight S'0.76-11.20: ngrit lights mostly S10.7S-11.00; packing aowa steady to weak at SS.0O-SO; choice 84 1b. leader plga 10; heavier weights down to SI 1.00. Cattle 3800; calres 150; market very uneven; steers generally ateady but heavyweight alow; some sales 25 lower; aome light steer aa much aa 35 higher: cow ateady to 35 lower; aome cannera off -more; bulla and vealera ateady; (ed ateera largely S10.00-50; load strictly good S37-lb. weights SI 1.50: grass steers S8-34-75; lew light steers S 85-10.00; tockera and feeder es.50-9-35: gra fat heif ers es.50-0.35; fed belters acarce: common fat dairy hetfera down to 7.00; canner and cutter cowa 4.75 5.76: beef cowa S7.00-75; young cowa to ss.oo: medium-good bulla S8.60 t0; few to B.7S: good-choice vealera 13.00-13.00. Sheep 1800; market active, ateady to atrong; good-choice aprlng lambs 8.35-50: feeder lambs 8.00-50; few yearling se.00-35; fat ewes S3.75 4.33. Sooth San FranclMo South San Franclaeo, July 21.. ;P)-(Ped .-State Mat. New) Hog 600. Around ateady; most 185-336 lb. California ail.75-l.JS, one load choice 1346; load 440 lb. packing aowa 3.00. Cattle 700. Half load 815 lb. fed Idaho steers 1136: largely grasa teen; cars 850-960 lb. feeder 8.75; medium to good heifer acarce. quoted 8 60-8-00; aged range grass cowa largely S8 .25-7.25, young absent quoted to S7.76, about 100 head dairy cowa M.50-8.00. atrong: bulla limited, moatly S7.00-8.00. Calvea salable 76. atrong, odd head vealers 813.00; bulk slaughter calves 6S.00- 11.00. Sheep 6400. Exceed previous rec ord, largely north coast: opening alow, om bids lower; t decks good is to. oregons 610.00, sorted 26 per cent medium at 89.00: package ahorn ewe saw, medium 12 35. Chicago Chicago, July 31. ) (TJSDAI Hogs 13,000: ateady to atrong with Fridays average; top Silas. Sheeo 3.000: all elaa-fl ln.9A hl-h. er; Hre double decka closely aorted eo to. waamngton lamb straight 13.00: bulk good and choice aauvs springers 611.75-13 00. Cattls 14.000; calvea 700; fed steers and yearling 15-25 higher very rw r to Killers under 11.00; Verv liberal nnmortlnn rtf i n , 12.25- top 81246 paid for mixed ateer ana neuer yearlings. Portland Produce Portland. Oe Jul. si an .. ter Prints. A rd. S9c lb. In parch ment wrapper. 40c in cartons: B fds, 38o In parchment wrappers, 39c la cartons. Buturfst First quality, maximum DR. A. R- HEDGES Cklrapractle S Natoropatale PhyMeun Phon 1170 128 E. Main St COMPRESSED ORGANS Few psopl realise what actually nppent In a human body when the ar.all vertabrae are d lap laced and cartilage, weakened. Then Is about " fourth of an Inch of cartilage wteeeu each vertebra. When th aplnal Donee become sublux ted. th eibt of the body is then earned on th edge of th cartilage instead of V center. Gradually a thinning of catilag occur on the pra-tur M. Thi dlminuatlon of caruiag !!. th curvature of th spin cause a ahortcnina of the spine and tn-'S tM only causes preeauive on a Durrbe. of nervea but decreae the pace taMd tb b-Jdy. This, In turn, cai-se oo organ to rest abnormally u relation to tb other organ, ceas ing organic compression and it se- Iuenoi of symptom and ultimata iea Chiropractic correction of prel curve turee and weakened car ti'ae aa restored health to thoua stv who had beoom chrrmle sur f -TV and alven UD all boo of aver IfSurii of J of 1. per cent acidity, delivered In Portland. S7-S7c lb.: premium quality (maximum of tt of t per cent acidity), S8-3SHo lb.: valley routes and country points. So 1m. or SSVje aecond quality, at Portland. ie under fu.t, or 36 Vic. Cbeeea Aelllng price to Portland retailer: Tillamook triplet, 3Sc lb.; loaf, 37c lb.; triplet to wholesalers, 2Hc Ibu loaf. 36o f o b Tillamook. Egg Price to producer: A. large. B. large, 35c: A. medium. 36c; B, nvedlum, 34c dos. Resale to re ntiers: 4c higher for case; cartons, Ss higher. Country meat Selling prices to retailers: country killed hogs, best butchers. 13S ta 140 lbs.. tSVi-lsc lb.: vrxler. fancy, IS-lBe: light, thin. 13-loV; heavy. 13-lSc; yearling lambs, 10-lSo lb.: 1M1 spring lamb, 161, 16d lb ; ewe, 4-8c lb.: good euttr cowa, 13134o lb.; canner cows. It 13c lb,- bull. 15-lSHo lb. Live Poultry Buying prtoee: No. I grada leghorn broiler. Uj to 3 lb.. 16c; fryer. IS to I lb.. 17c: roaater. over 4 lbs. 17c: colored bens, 17-lSc: leghorns under St lb.. 15-18c; over SV, lbs., 17c lb.; old roosters So lb. Drersed turkeys Nominal selling price: Hen, old crop, 34-280 lb. Onion walla Walla, 1 75 par SO lb. bos. Potatoes new whit. gl.3i.lS0 cental. Potatoea Old Deschutes No. 1. 82.10-3 15: selected Deachutes brand. 3 IS: Klamath. (3.16. Bay Selling price on tracka: Alt ilfv. No. 1, 14.75 ton: oat-vetch, 10.00 tun; Willamette valley clover, 10 00 ton; Timothy, eastern Oregon, 17 00. Wool 1R41 contract. Oregon ranch, nominal; 13-360 lb.; cross bred, S4-S7e lb. Portland Wheat Portland, Ore., July 21. m Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. 82 82 82 83 Ch grain: Oata, No. 3-38 lb. white S36O0. Barley No. 3-46 lb. b. w. S3-.00. No. 1 flax 174. Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit 83: soft white exclud ing Rex 87; white club 87; western red 87. Hard red winter ordinary 82; It per cent 88; 12 per cent 92; 13 per cent 94; 14 per cent 96. Hard whlte-baart 13 per cent 96: IS ..r oent 97; 14 pr. cent 98. Todey's car recelpta: wheat 72: barley 1; flour 12; com 8; oata 0; hay 1; mlllfeed 4. Chicago Wheat Chicago, July 21. JP) Wheat: Open High Low Close July .1.01H l.oi'i 1.001.4 i.oi". Sep. 1 04 1U 1.03 LOSS Dec 1.06 1M IOS 1.05 Wall St. Report New York, July A last-minute buying rush for rails and steels today put driving force behind the stock market and favorites bounded up 1 to more than 3 points, many at the highest marks for 1941. Advances were well distribut ed throughout the session in more active dealings than re cently. Transfers were around 900,000 shares compared with 420,000 last Friday. Today's closing prices for 84 se lected atocks follow: Al. Chem. as Dye 18S Am. Can 89 Vi A. T. - T. 158 Anaconda , 39 Atch. T. at S. F. 31 Bendlx Avl. 88 H Beth. Steel 77 Caterpillar Tract. , 49 Chryeler 67 Curtlas-Wrlght 9 Douglas Acft. 76 DuPont '""4 Oen. Klec 84 Oen. Pooda 38 Oen. Mot. . ,, 39 Int. Harveet 68 Johna-Maa. 67 Kennecott 89 Monty Ward 87 No. Amn. Av'n. 16 North Amer. . 13 Penney (J. C.) , 83 .Penna. R. R. , 36 I Phillips Pst . 44 Radio . 3 Sou. Pao. , IS Std. Brand 6 St. Oil Cal 34 St. Oil N. J 44 Trana. Amer. .Unquoted Union Carb. , 78 Unit. Aircraft , , , 43 United Airline . 10 U. S. Steel , 69 Bridge Collapses Beauharnoia, Que., July 21 (IP) The ISO-foot center span of a highway bridge over the en- i trance of the Beauharnoia canal ( dropped into the water early to i day after the collapse of con- Crete pier supporting it. There 1 were no eyewitnesses to the I collapse. Closing tun fur Too Let to Claa- airy Ads Ulp.i MINOR BURNS Airvot-BcrrKD bum mr wm unplMMnt eompliemtlaHM. B careful cprMd Mnthoitum on ihm burned skin. It wiu ootb Uit injury and th pin. It ill apMd up Uw pro cm te rt?;iTiif ouxf minor skin lr ritauona. vuch u sunburn, ct-tf-IM. Mtmct bit. pnckiy bNt, uar gsuvi w i J Grant at Roxy II IIUi'U ii ! il l! - - f V - V, Cary Grant start with James Stewart and Katherlne Hepburn in "Philadelphia Story," which plays nights only at the Roxy Theatre through tomorrow. The film is the rollicking comedy sensation that won Stewart the Academy Award for the best act ing of the year. AIR CORPS MEN VISIT PARK AND Truckloads of men of Hamil ton field's 20th pursuit group encamped here left the Elks picnic grounds this noon for Oreeon Cavea national monu ment and Crater Lake national park. Tomorrow noon another convoy will make the trips. About 79 men went this noon. Col. Ira C. Baker, rnmmnnri. ing the 20th pursuit group, said he wanted every man of his command to have the opportu nity of seeing these Oregon scenic wonders before the return to Hamilton field. The camp will be ended at 9 i. m. Thursday when the first nf the convoy of motor vehicles will start rolling back to Hamil ton field. Seventy men. mnntlv airplane mechanics, left early yesterday morning for Hamilton field to establish a line to over haul all the P-40 g and get them ready tor maneuvers in August and September. TnHav th.r. were about 280 men and 83 offi cers left at the camp. The con tingent leaving yesterday was headed by Lieut. William Elder second in command of the 55 pursuit squadron. Lieut. John T. Thompson will address the Rotary club at its weekly luncheon-meeting in the Hotel Medford at noon tomor row on the army air corps. Lieut.: Thompson took up mili tary flying after being graduat ed from Columbia university In 1939. He is With headniiirl-r. squadron and is assistant group operations officer. He has about 400 hours of flying, and is con sidered an excellent pilot, Lieut. Charles H. Colwell spoke this afternoon at the weekly luncheon-meeting of the Kiwanls club In the Hotel Med ford. He is a o-rarinat- nt w4 Point, Two Couples Held in Kidnap Claim Portland, July 21. (P) Two men and two women were held here today On an nr-n rharoj, as police and FBI agents Inves tigate- me report of o Blank, parking lot attendant, that he was abducted and rnhhml ari today. Detective William J. Nelson said the four were arrested at The Dalles after a car taken from the narkine- lnt aa a fm i eisl at Hood River. They gave the name niiDur a. Squires, 31 Paul F. Williams, 20, Patricia Boeckman, 29, and Grace Ba con. 20. BaU on each was set at $5,000. Attend the FREE show at ths Craterlan Thursday Morning Admission: One piece of aluminum for Unci m ROSY Mt- Only :ft-:M tte Inc. U I Ends I V -A 1 Tomorrow I ir" "" WilXiiffij III 7A It M' M THI aa MIK Victor BaU McLaglen Lugoti la la "Diaonond "Inritiblo Frontier" Cahott" i 3 Rialto Stars James Stewart, as the re pressed botany professor, and Ginger Rogers, who plays the role of the night club ginger, are ideally suited in the top roles in the clever romantic com edy, "Vivacious Lady," which re turns to the Rialto Theatre for tomorrow and Wednesday only by popular demand on the the atre's now-popular "Rialto Re- Issue Days change, This comedy is eagerly await ed because of the distinction of its having two Academy Award winners together for the first and only time now that Jlmmie Stewart Is one of America's many draftees serving his col ors with the army, the academy honors going to Miss Rogers for her work in "Kitty Foyle" and Stewart for his role in "Phila delphia Story." Others in the cast are Charles Coburn and Beulah Bondl. Too Late to Classify BOARD and room, 036 West 4th. COOL, Attractive room for gentle man, twe Pennsylvania. WANT to buy 3 bedroom modern noun wun laiyte lot, or amau acreage. Close in. Must be reason able. Tribune Bo 4363. FOR SALE Small house, four lota, garden, fruit. Would trade for Im proved acreage close in. 3rd and Laurel, Central Point. POR RENT 3-room modern house. 300 West Jackson. LOST Tan Hey container with 4 Keys. Leave at Tribune. COOL, attractive, furnished apart ment. Private entrance. 604 Penn sylvania. EXPERIENCED middle aed man wlahee work on ranch, howl, camp grounds. Referencee. No drinker. Writ Box 4357 Tribune. '-tat Termite, pbons Hub- , slow. 1 J check your home Free of for Termltea. Phone eftfifl. Mat S7o tax 3c-30o Evea sec tax 4e-40c 13 to IS-tSe Including tav-KlddleatOc ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT Xvivii'leighX v laurence olivier 'ItdJIamhw momani z is Startt Wednesday! Th all-Teehnloolor plus Mickey Mouse cartoon Thurs. Morning tt lOtlO Free Showing "There's Magic in Music" Witt AULA iOMS asanaa roster Mart-ret Llatsay A Ira taste: owe pises at alamlaam far latl tea Musical Hit of 1S41 Ir ss POR SAIJe One 4-year-old froah Jersey cow; 1 heller and a buu calvea. 3 month old. Weet Main St tint tioua West Free' Oar age on left. Blanch! Place. NOTICE I III not be teepona Ibl tor debt otner than tnoaa con tracted by myaelf. Keith Witt. 5-ROOM fumtahed houee tor rent. All electrical. 7S0 Oak. Phone 4. 07. POR BALE HS7 Hudson 4-door edan. Reasonable, tot Wet loth. BOWMAN BEAUTY SALON". Phon SIM. 337, So. Central. Shampoo. Ptnger Wava and Manicure. 31.3ft. Permanent wavae Sl.SS to S10. Ex pert Marcelling. Pree facial dem onstration. BIO rat SLABS Order early, Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 3111. POR SALE Fifty acre new Mad ford, diversified term, nrteen acres pears, moatly Bartlett. ptve-rcotn hou, telephone, electricity. Con alder trd for Medford property. Phone SOSO. POR SALE Aprloota, laying hen Phone 5U. FOR RENT ft-room house, unfur nished, oak floors, fireplace. Seat aide. Call at S30 N. Central. OPENINO Danoe, Sat. Nit. July 3. k. p. Han stn and a rap et. Old tlm and Modern music, by Pynge Bros. FOR SALE Because of lllneaa must sacrifice restaurant with excellent bualnes. Writ Rout 3, Box 33SA FOR BALEBull Pupa, aecond house off Roes Lane on Jo Jack Drive. FOR RENT Furntahed apartment at 70S Weet Tenth Street, nice bck yard, electrlo ranga and refrigera tor. S9A OO. Charlee R. Ray. Room 317 Medford Bid... Phone 3S03. FURNISHED Apartment. Close In, SIS 00. water paid. Phone 4M7. FOR QUICK SALEOood dry wood cheap, owner leaving town. S34 Bennett. FOR SALE Oood Jersey cow. frh en soon, 3rd calf. U A. Worries. Perrydale, J-Vllle Hwy. Phone Met. 13 BROOD Sows and 14 wearier pK for le. O. B. Perdue, Vs mile north Central Point. FOR RENT 1333 Weat Main. Six room furnished home, hardwood floors, attractive yard, 450. in cluding water. Charlee R. Ray. Room 317 Medford Bldg, Phone 3903. BOY8ENBERRIES Picking today and tomorrow. 90c orate, tse your con tainer, weat Stewart, Oood road. 3-ROOM furnished apartment, ground floor, 33 N. Ivy. Adult. FORD SPECIALS 1930-31-34-85-84 and 40. Coupee and Sedans. Sea at "Tubby" Dean'a Tour Pontlee Dealer. New Richfield Station, St and Drape. Dial 3943. TOMORROW and WEDNESDAY!. Bf Papula btmand- Kin's Yiir Clue ti Sil IBTI 1141 Acisiny Awirl Wimrt 9 ROGERS STEWART A "Rialto Re Issue Day" Hit! haws Dally at l:4S-4:44-t:0e MATINEtt 25c us Kiddle 10 Attend th TOEE Show Thursday Morning at the Craterlaa Admlssloni I piece of aluminum lot Onele Sam HOSPITALITY In the HEART of PORTLAND Cemfart Carknsc Cty The Newly Remodeled P.fi'S PARK AVENUE HOTEL t: I IM S. W. Park. Portlsad ) Petaeliat katk tlM to VJS. wlta katk lt.lt to ts-e. ' y th rOBTLANR BEN a OtUMSOW Ml-fsi FOREST ITm Direct from wootte. 3 tier lou or over. 13-tncb S3 00. IS-lnch S3.M. City Fuel. Tel. 4114. 3-ROOM- duplex for rent. Inquire a u is. ivy. P. B. A. 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