MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1941
PAGE FTV1
LOCAL and
Returns Horn Mrs. John Pe
terson of 2321 Capital avenue
returned home yesterday morn
ing from the Community hospi
tal where she recently under
went major operation. She
is able to have friends call now.
Executive Leaves Arthur
Fanner, manager of the Port
land Chamber of Commerce,
left yesterday for home via
Klamath Falls after transacting
business here since last Satur
day night. He conferred yester
day with Frank Hull, manager
of the Jackson County Chamber
of Commerce.
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Drivers Fined Clifford E.
Medley. 18, Eagle Point, was
fined $1.50 and S4.S0 costs in
justice of the peace court this
morning for operating a car
without a muffler. Otto Nieder
V meyer, 46, Route 2, was fined
the same sum for operating a
truck without a stop-light. Both
pleaded guilty.
Navy Han Home Vernon
Johnson, son of Mrs. Hazel Fish,
Route 1, is home on leave from
the U. S. navy. He has com
pleted his preliminary training
at the San Diego, Cal., station
and will be assigned to duty as
an electrician's mate when he
returns to San Diego at the
expiration of his leave about
September 10.
V
Home On Leave Dale John
son, son of Mrs. Geraldine John
son. 1028 West 11th street, is
, home on a leave of absence
from the U. S. navy. Johnson
recently completed a three
months' course in the navy's
machinist school at the Ford
Motor company. Dearborn, Mich.,
and is now assigned to duty in
the machine shop of the de
stroyer base at San Diego.
Well-Baby Clinic The Sep
tember well-baby clinic will be
held in the Sparrow memorial
suite of the Jackson county
health department in the court
house from 1 to 4 p. m. Thurs
day. Dr. A. E. Merkel, county
health officer, will be in charge,
Elizabeth McGalliard, county
nurse, assisting. Parents were
asked to telephone 4383 for
appointment.
Prise Fish William Knaffa
of Bakersfield. Cal., won the
prize for catching the largest
fish during August at the Rocky
Point resort, it was announced
today by the Lake o" Woods
ranger station of the Rogue
River national forest. The prize
V winner was a rainbow trout
weighing nine pounds and six
ounces. First prize for the
month was a casting rod with
reel and line.
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Minor Accidents Harry A.
Lewis of 412 King street and
Mrs. V. E. Rose of 358 South
Oakdale avenue drove cars in
volved in a slight mishap on
North Riverside avenue yester
day afternoor, a report on file
said today. Jackson boulevard
and Riverside avenue intersec
tion was the scene of a minor
accident yesterday afternoon be
tween cars operated by Charles
J. Feller of Salinas. Cal., and
Donald J. Martin of Route 1.
a report on file said today.
Skinner's Used
Cars Are Always
LOW PRICED!
31 C.M.C. Truck, Hi ton.
long w.b. Looks clean, runs
finet motor very good. Has
$250 worth of C.4C
new rubber 343
34 Chevrolet Coach. Motor
exceptional!? good. Rubber
nearly new. 14 QP
A big value for 03
34 Ford Truck. Platform
body, tires good. This truck
is ready to go to IMAP
work CCD
34 Studebaker Sedan. It looks
pretty good and
runs, only
-'95
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PERSONAL
Meeting Tonight R e f u 1 a r
semi-monthly meeting of the
city council will be held at 7:30
tonight. The session will be held
as usual in council chambers on
the top floor of city hall.
Draws Fine Cargile Ethridge,
33, Ashland, was fined $10 and
$4.30 costs In Justice of the
peace court this morning for
being drunk on a public high
way. He pleaded guilty to being
drunk on the Pacific highway
a mile south of Talent early this
morning.
On Forest Mission Walker B.
Tilley of San Francisco, secre
tary of the Western Pine asso
ciation for California and south
ern Oregon, left this morning
with H. C. Obye, assistant super
visor of the Rogue River na
tional forest, to inspect some
privately-owned cut-over timber
land in the Union Creek dis
trict. Mr. Tilley Is making a
study of cutting practices in
southern Oregon.
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Plane Passengers Arriving by
United Mainliner this noon were
N. Halpern. from Los Angeles,
and C. Penniman, from Oak
land, Cal. Leaving on the same
plane were R. Bittie and Thelma
Hughart, to Portland, and Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Gillow, to Seat
tle. Arriving from Portland this
forenoon were Gen. Charles H.
Martin and Lieut. R. JDouglas.
Arrivals on the early morning
plane were Mr. and Mrs. Gillow
and C. Carpenter, from Los An
geles, and Miss Hughart, from
Oakland. Leaving were Miss A.
Erickson and J. Hoey, to Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Neil and
daughter Sally and son Jerry,
to Seattle. F. Buchanan arrived
from Seattle last midnight. Miss
Dorothy Dragoiu left for Sacra
mento. Miss H. Hart arrived
from San Francisco on the night
plane. Leaving were Joe Rapp,
to Seattle, and Miss Sybil Farm
er and Mrs. G. Gage, to Port
land. Arriving from Portland
on the first section of the early
night plane were Miss Mary
beth Bradfish and Miss Mary
Lee Strang. Leaving were F.
Martin, to San Francisco, and
C. Munza and W. Hammond, to
Portland.
LIVESTOCK
Portland
Portland, Ore.. Sept. 3 oP)-(USDA)
Hoga: Salable 1500, total 3300;
marxet openei active, closed rather
low. generally steady with lave laat
week; good-choice 173-216 lb. drlve
1ns 112.50-85; carloads up to $13.76;
330-370 lb. radee moetly $11.76
13.00; light lights 11 504 13.00;
packing cowa (10 00-60; choice 68 lb.
feeder pigs $13.35.
Cattle: Salable 2500. total 3890.
calves 200: market active, fully
steady; spot stronger early on beef
cowa; only odd lot ted steers avail
ably tew $11.76413.66: ahort (eds to
S11J5; grass (at steers moetly $10.00
11.00; common down to $8.36: stock
era and feeders, $8.50 50: fed hell
ers $10.76; odd head $11.00; grata
heifer S9.254 10.23; light dairy heif
ers $7.00; canner and cutter cowa
5 0C 6.00; fat dairy cows $935-76;
beef cowa $7.60 & 8.60; medium-good
bulla $8.39,8.35: odd head $9.60;
good-choice reel-re 13 50 13.50.
Sheep: Salable 1760, total 3360:
market active, atrong to 10 higher;
good-choice tru-k-la lamba moetly
$1000-33; carload! eloaely sorted
lamba $10 40-80; feeder lambs $8.50
9.00; few range feeders $9.35-60; good
ebon, lamba $8.60-76; yearlings $7.00
down: fat twea 4.00; light culls down
to $140.
Chicago
Chicago. Sept. 3. n-(tJSDAl
Hoga: Bulk good and choice 180-340
lb. $11.46-8.1: top $1190; most 340-270-1B.
$11.15-68: 370-300 lb. $10.80
11 55; 180-180 lb. $1085 J 11.75: few
light aowa up to $1035 and above
with bulk good 860-500 lb. $9.15
10.00. S'-cep: Spring lamba 18-35 higher;
bulk good and choice native springers
including one deck Montanaa $13.36
40: few choice lota $12 JO; eloaely
sorted westerns held above $13.76:
most throw out native lambe $935
down; choice fed yearlings $10.00-36:
bulk tat native ewea $4 00 ; 6 00; few
light weights to S635 with cull and
common lota $3.60 a 8.80.
Cattle: Tearllnga and light eteera
steady; strictly choice medium
wetghtt and weighty bullocks tteadv;
but medium to good grades 10-15
lower: comparatively alow on rank
and file of weighty eteers but year
llrurt and light cattle getting depend
able action: medium ff-edec scarce:
only about 700 head wettern giawere
In crop; stockra selling firm at
$10 so 11.78: fed heifers eteedy:
cowa scarce, slow, steady: bulla eteadv
to weak: vealera unchanged at $14.00
down: top steers $13 75. these eeeltng
around 1175 Iba; next hlehoet prtcee
$13 66: enable supply $13 25-80: but
-omperettvely sold at $13 00 down:
Th ihowing moet of day down
turn: pra-ti-al top M hlfrt $13 50:
one prime load held aoov $13 75:
cutter cowa $7.38 down.
onth tn Fr-.i.cire
rjth Pan Prandeco. 8pt. 3.vsi
(Pd-e?tate MJtt. Wewei Ron: Sal
able 450. eiov; around 10-18 lower
STOVE and
S)HL
Bur a Aisociated for Efficiency, Cleanlineeg and Economy
than Prldayt moat 1SA-2SA lb. Call,
forniaa $12 76. part ear $130; odd
packing eowa eaHgSM.
Cattle: Salable 336. Steer quality
medium and below: ahort fed eteera
absent, quoted $10.00-60; package
medium feeder etcart $9 00-75. strong;
medium to good balfera scares, quote-!
$9.00'0.00; better rargs cowa
quoted $7.76 4 8 M. bulk run medium
ahe-atock. moetly $8 50$) 7 96: about
76 head dairy cowa firm. $8.50 8 35;
bulla scarce, firm, medium $7.76
8 25. Calves: . salable 15. Steady;
choice vealera quoted $13 00 13.00.
slaughter ealvea $9.00 $) 11.00.
Sheep: Salable $00. Wooled lamba
ararce. quoted $10 00-75; about deck
and a half ehora lamba $9.00-76:
three decka 180 lb. thorn north coast
ewea on aale. quoted $340(4.75.
Portland Produce
Portland. Ore., Sept. 2 (let But
ter Prlnta. A grade, 40c lb. In parch
ment wrappera, 41c in car torn; B
grade, sftc In parchment wrappers,
cartona 40c lb.
Live poultry Buying prlcea: No. 1
grade leghorn brollera, under 14 Iba
17c; over t i Iba, 17c; fryers. 3'4
lbs. 18c: Rotate re over 4 Iba. 18c:
colored hens. 17He: leghorns, under
li Iba. 144e; over SVt lbs.. let.c:
old roosters. 8c lb.
Other produce unchanged.
Portland Wheat
Portland. Ore, Sept. 3
Grain:
Wheat: Open High low Cloae
Sept. 93 93 93 93
Cash grain: Oata No. 2-88 lb. white
$29.60. Barley NO. 2-45 lb. b. w. $26.50.
Corn No. 2-e. y. ahlpmenta.... No. 1
flax $198'i.
Cash wheat (bid): aoft white 95c:
toft white excluding P.ex 974c; white
club 98c; weetern red 98c.
Hard red winter: ordinary SSc: 11
pet. 98c: 19 pet. $103; 13 pet. $1.08:
14 pet. $1.09.
Hard white-bat rt: ordinary 99c;
10 per cent $1.01: 11 pet. $1.05: 13
pet. $1.08: 18 pc. ti ll: l P"- 114
Today's car recelpta: wheat 110:
barley 8; flour 30; corn 17; oata 8;
mlllfeed 8.
Chicago Wheat
Chlcaco. Sent. t.iPt Buying of
grain tuturea today waa Inspired
chiefly by atrength in cotton and
other commodltlea. Soybeans sold at
times at the hlgheat levele elnea May.
1937. oata told at new night for the
season and wheat at aome atagee waa
almost equal to the seaaon'a best
levele.
Wheat and corn cloaed under heavy
preaiura. however, with final aalea In
moat caaee at or near the loweat lev
ele of the day.
Wheat Open High Low Clote
Sept. .1.19H 1.14' 1.13'i 1.13'i
Dec. i ns 1.18H i ns t.ns
May 1-1 HIH 1.3Hl
Wall St. Report
New York. Sept. 2. Wr
Aircraft today convoyed the
stock market on another modest
recovery tour.
Transfers approximated sou,-
000 shares, one of the largest
aggregates In about three
weeks.
Bullish sentiment appeared to
be a bit more pronounced in
the wake of the lengthy holiday,
brokers said, although there re
mained plenty of skepticism
a n e n t market repercussions
from climbing taxes, priorities.
price controls and material
shortages.
Stocks touching new highs
for 1941 included Consolidated
Aircraft, Boeing, Pan American
Airways. Twentieth Century
Fox and Paramount Pictures.
Today's closing prices for 84 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Cham. t. Dye 184
Am. Can 824
A. T. T l't
Anaconda 38 H
Atch. T. at S. P 37,
Bendlx A via. , , "i
Beth. Steel 70
Caterpillar Tract. - ,. 48S
Chrytler , MS
Curtlee-Wrlght S
Douglaa Acta. 75'i
DuPont . 'M'l
Oen. nee. '
Oen. Poods "H
Oen. Mot.
Int. Htrveat 88 "t
Johna-Man. - 84.
Kenneeott , 88 'i
Monty Ward 84
No. Amn. Av-n "
North Amer. , , 1
Penney 13. C.) fv
Penna. Ft. R. . 3H
Phllllpa Pet. 44
Radio .p. 4-4
Sou. Pae. I4'i
Std. Brandt , 8j
St. OH Cal. . 33'4
St. Oil f. 1. . 48,
Trane. Amer. 44
Union Carb ,, . 19
Unit. Aircraft ,. 14
United Airline , IIS
U. S. Steel . .. 88 4
NOTED DEAD
Oakland. Cal.. Sept. J. 4i
A career of public service last
ing more than 40 years was
i ended today In death of Dr.
George C. Pardee, governor of !
DURNER h
California from 1902-1906. He
was 84.
He died at his home here yes
terday where he was living in
retirement with his wife and
two daughters.
Dr. Pardee, who attained na
tional prominence in 1909 for
his handling of emergencies in
the San Francisco earthquake
and fire, continued active in
public life until Illness forced
sharp curtailment of his activi
ties last May. He resigned then
as member of the Oakland port
commission and the Eastbay
municipal utility district
PINAL RUES FOR
Funeral service for Ethelyn
Elizabeth Barrow, 20, wife of
Albert Ray Barrow and daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mo
Bee, of 206 Cottage street, will
be conducted from the Perl
funeral home on Wednesday af
ternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev.
R. W. Coleman, pastor of the
first Christian church, officiat
ing. Interment will take place
in Siskiyou Memorial park.
Mrs. Barrow, who suffered
fatal injuries in an automobile
accident on the Diamond Lake
highway late Sunday afternoon,
was born in Medford April 2.
1921, and had lived here all her
life. She was graduated from
Medford senior high school last
May, and was married on
June 1.
She is survived by her hus
band, her parents, and one
brother, Capt. Weldon H. Mo
Bee, commanding officer, Co.
A, 186th infantry. Fort Lewis.
Wash., and one sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Taylor of Monterey, Cal.
Her mother and her sister are
both confined in local hospitals
with serious injuries they sus
tained in the accident.
Capt. McBee arrived here late
yesterday for the funeral, and
to be with his Injured mother.
Lake Creek
Lake Creek, Sept. 2. (Spl)
The annual picnic at Mrs. Frank
Farlow's Wednesday was well
attended by between twenty
five and thirty ladies and chil
dren. A bounteous dinner was
served at noon and the after
noon was spent in visiting.
Mra. R. A. Pech of Mcdfira vl tiled
Sunday at the A. L. and H. E. Pech
homee.
Mra. L. J. Orlaaom waa an over
night gueat at the Wyant home.
Monday.
P. W. Peek helped J. B. Shot: haul
hay Wedneaday.
Ouests Sunday at Tonn'a were Mr.
and Mra. Harry Tonn and family,
Don and Charlotte Orlgsby of Med
ford. Mrs. E. Ortaeom left Thuraday for
a few weeka vtalt with the Charles
Clngcade family at Phoenix.
Card-of Thanka.
We with to expreaa our appreciation
to our many frienda for their kind
neaa during our recent berearement
and for the lovely flower. W. H.
Bradford, Ira W. Bradford, V eater 0.
Bradford.
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Kiddles 10c anytime
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Mary Martin's an osculating
miss in the bright new musical
comedy, "Kiss the Boys Good
bye," which opens a four day
run tomorrow at the Craterian
theatre, but in this instance, it's
the boys who reverse the title.
Hilarious Hit
Sneak prevlewers laughed so
hard they fainted, three weeks
ago when the Elsinore theatre
in Glendale, Cal., ran the first
showing of Ramon Runyon's hi
larious new comedy, 'Tight
Shoes," which brings laughter
and hilarity to the Rialto the
atre in Medford tomorrow and
Wednesday only. Women
scratched and fought to get into
the next regular showing of the
mitk
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Wednesday Show
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Also In the cast are Don
Ameche, Oscar Levant. Connie
Boswell, "Rochester." Raymond
Walburn, Virginia Dal and
Jerome Cowan. Five song hits
are included in the sparkling
musical score.
fun riot which stars John How
ard, Binnie Barnes. Broderlck
Crawford, Anne Gwynne. Leo
CaiTlllo and Shemp Howard.
LAST RUES HELD
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Funeral services were held at
Grants Pass this afternoon for
James T. Logan, 69, who pass
ed away last Friday after a long
illness. He was a widely known
mining man of southern Oregon
and operated mines in Jose
phine and Jackson counties
successfully. He was a member
of the Elks lodge, members of
which acted as pallbearers.
Too Late to Classify
LOST Blu -pro be tn ctty park,
fiundtv vninff after church aerv
loaa. Phona 2569 or call 717 N. Rlv
eralda. WANTED Widow and har children
neM furniture any kind. PIfaaa
lrave word or things at 604 B. Oak
dale.
FOR RENT 4-room modern houae,
completely furnished: circulating
oil heater, electric and wood ranee;
cloaa In. Inquire at C32 North Cen
tral. mw
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Kftrr IKKl
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FOR HINT Oood paatura. Call
Claude Orlit-. central Point, $87
after four p. m.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 4-room
houae, $34. Phone 447.
WANTED Factory built trailer houte.
mutt be In rood condition. P. o
Boa loss. Medford.
OIL Btove or burner. Med. Fuel Co
Tel. tin.
FARMERS! gee tht McConnlck
Deerira TracTractor before buy
ing Pulley, a apeedt. $300. Take
food milk, cow aa part pavmnt. W
W. Thlede. Eagle Point.
CANNING BEANS. 4c. you pic
Bianaenehip. Central Point.
WANTED Woman for general houae.
-" ""u rre oi s cnnoren. ita
Willamette Ave.
1M-ACRE ranch, $7000. sajoo down
. ( ciover ano alfalfa. 83 acrea
lrrlttted WritA ona o .
or call Medford Irrigation Dlttrlct
WANTED Married man to wort on
"" -eii at ranch one mile
north Central Point, Leonard J
Freeman.
FOR SALE 14 eprlmrer and freeh
""""r, jeraey and snorthorn
coat. Extra good mllk.ra. a heifer
ealvea. Wett Mtin Street, eecond
houte weat Freea' Oarage.
FOR SALS Piano, atudto couch and
uming oea. rnone aesa after
o'clock.
1941 FORD STATION WAOON Very
ic..ga. vry targe dleoount.
Abaolutelv like new
HUMPHREY MOTORS
FOR RENT 6 -room houae with aleep
"B rmvu aiia casement, $30.00 per
month, at 1307 E. Jackaon St. Call
433$.
WE WILL Entage two reliable mar-
" ' .o . " w iw. Mecnanieei
experience helpful but not necea
aary. Saleaman need not apply. Call
at room 103 Medford Hotel after
3 SO p. m. Thur. Sept. 4.
WANTED To buy from owner, prae-
w.-ny nvW - vr o room modern
houae. Box 18T Tribune.
SOW and three weaner plea. Jeney
neutr, o monina oia. Btncker, cok
er Butte Road.
OET RTD of thoae tmly fender dent
at uttije Auto Body and Paint
Shop.
NOTICE We check your houae free
1 -r ivrautva. rnone nuDoaru sroa.,
9189.
BIO Fir Slabs Order Early. Med.
ruei oo. Tel. sill.
FOR SALE 80-A. 66-A cultivated. 8-
room modern houae, elee., lota of
wood, paatura. oeo. Wright, Rt. 1,
Bos 88, Medford.
FOH SALE Two Ouerneey cowa.
tnree and an yetrt old. good milk
re. Orchard Horn Drive, Box 167.
Ends Tonite: "Man
with WALTER P1DOEON
JOAN BENNETT
1941' BIGGEST,
GAYEST MUSICAL HIT!
Packed with Your Favorites
of Radio, Stage and ScreenI
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RAYMOND WALBURN VIRGINIA DALE
BARBARA ALLEN ELIZABETH PATTERSON
JEROME COWAN o$ctts $r victoi tCHimmcti
SESS lONOIf iimmJ'
"U4 ki My Dm" . TV Never U A Dey Pete y
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HOUSEHOLD Furniture and Tools.
IS Mlttletoe.
WOMAN" over 4S to aatltt with care
of aged woman, hone work. Phone
S9S7.
WANTED Oo to work Saturdav.
Sept. 6. Youne woman for general
housework and care one child. Mutt
be neat. Board, room and food pay.
Call at 111 Waahlniton St. after
4 p.m.
SALESMEN WANTED Independent
bualnete. Several good territories
are open for honeat and Induatrloua
men who want ateedv year-round
employment Sea Edward W. Jones.
Rawlelh Dealer. Central Point
LOOK 1041 Dodge Deluie Sedan.
Never sold or reelttered. Big die
count. Mutt be told by Sept. 2nd
to make room for new cart com
tng In. Pierce Allen Motor Co.
FOR 8AIF Three houae t. $300.
Owner, $18 E. Mtln.
HALE and ELBERTA PEACHES
Harry Wtlaon. corner Orchard Home
and Suneet Drive.
FOR SALE Siberia peaches. Pleaaa
bring boxee. Vera Outcbea. Orlffln
Creek. Box SS3.
UOOKI I Medford AucUon Sel every
Saturday. Beglna at 1 o'clock. Bring
everything end anything to loth
and Fir, next to "Porter Lumber.
Wanted: Poultry. Furniture. Tool.
Household goodi. etc. Bring It tn
Thureday, Friday or Saturday
morning. Auctioneer Col. c. T.
Burke.
SPRAY NOW tor earwlga. It get
them. Phone 6d$4, McOonagl.
AUTO and Commercial Car Painting
it guaranteed by Mlchell. tuto
Beauty Shop. S08 S. Riverside.
FOREST FIR Buy now. City Fuel.
Phone 4114.
F. H. A. LOANS quickly, afndeottr
handled Mark Qoldf Agency.
COSMORAY
OZONE
Generator
for bouyant health
Trea Demonstratioa
Mr. & Mrs. Chas.Gehlen
117 Laurel Street
Phone 3863
We formerly demonstrates at
taa So. Holly.
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FUEL CO.
1132 N. Central
vat i
30d r
Kiddie tea
Phone 2740
CMC Trucks
T
25c
Tel. 3111
Buick
Kiddle $e