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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1941. PAGE THREE .NAZIS RETALIATE Berlin, Sept. 18 (JPt Several Chileans the exact number un disclosed have been arrested In Germany on suspicion of en gaging in activities hostile to the reich, authoritative sources announced today. Disclosure of the arrests was made in connection with a query concerning 27 Germans taken into custody In Chile. Thirteen Germans, 10 alleged chiefs of Nazi cells and three officials of German business houses, were held for investiga tion at Santiago, Chile, last Thursday night. One of them, Otto Zippelius, was a former Instructor to the Chilean army. Elephanta. according to tome au. thorltlps. are close relative of frffhalea. CKD6CD0 qil3GIB Taxpayer's Load Increased By New Revenue Legislation Washington, Sept. 18. (P) Income taxes to be paid under ti,j nu e.3 va.3 4nn nnn revenue measure, now awaitinff siKning tic committee, met at luncheon Qn President Roosevelt's desk, will double, triple or quadruple the amounts now paid by many taxpayers under present law. Local Demo Leaders and Stale Chairman In Luncheon Confab Charles H. Leach, Portland, chairman of the state Democra- in the Hotel Medford this after noon with Jackson county party leaders to discuss the new 4th congressional district convention in Roseburg October 4. Mr. Leach told the Mail Tri bune that prospective Democra tic candidates for the fourth dis trict congressional toga were be ing lined up in his present tour of the counties comprising the district He said he thought there were some prospects here but quickly added he was not at liberty to divulge any names. Mr. Leach arrived here rather unexpectedly this forenoon and the luncheon was hastily ar ranged. He was to leave for Kla math Falls late this afternoon. Following are taxes to be paid , by a single man with no depend- j et.ts. under the bill and under existing law: (net income means total income minus deductions for taxes, interest, church contri butions and business expenses). S. P. Cuts Trains On K. F. Division FTiJOY all the heal you want at home but don't overcharge yourself. Use the fuel that is dean, onvenient, economical Low-coat Diesel oil. Let ui install an... H. C. LITTLE OIL-BURNING HOOt FUINACI No basement r quired. ..no pipe or duct, convt quently, no beat losses. Easy man ual control, or full automatic, ther mostatic control. Ttmnfm Cnrt, Crater Metal & Engineering Inc. 142 NORTH FRONT ST. PHONE 3336 Net Income $ 800 Vooo 1.500 2,000 3,000 5.000 10,000 50,000 New Taxes Present Law 0 4.40 24.20 44.00 83.60 171.60 686.40 14,709.20 San Francisco, Sept. 18. (JPi The Southern Pacific announced today it would discontinue the northbound Oregonian between here and Portland for the winter. The change, effective Septem ber 28, leaves the southbound Oregonian on the run. This means five trains will be in daily service northbound and six southbound. The Cascade will leave San Francisco at 5 p. m. instead of 5:40 p. m. The Oregonian and the Cas cade are trains on the Klamath Falls division of the Southern Pacific. Time table changes ef fective here September 28 were announced a few days ago. WASTE OF TIME Cincinnati, Sept. 18 (P) Jerome Hoersting, 22 who spent 17 days in jail rather than re port for army induction, was wasting his time. He finally gave in to the selective service act and then flunked hi physi cal examination at Fort Thomas, Ky. 3.00 21.00 69.00 117.00 220.50 482.50 1,492.50 20,881.50 Here are comparative figures for a married man with no de pendents: 0 42.00 138.00 375.00 1.305.00 Following are figures for mar ried man with two dependents: S 2.000 0 0 3.000 58.00 0 5,000 271.00 ' 74.80 10.000 1,117.00 440.00 (Note: The above tables as sume that au tne income is earned income.) $ 1.500 2.000 3.000 5,000 ' 10,000 0 0 30.80 110.00 528.00 Rogue River LIVESTOCK Sacramento. Sept. 18. .pi Churn ing cream butterfat: first grade 43c; second grade 41c. V Y.i! 1 Wife of Capitalist Suicides With Gun Denver, Sept. 18 OP) A few minutes after she had asked a physician by telephone if drink ing a quart of liquor would kill her, Mrs. Charles Boettcher II fatally shot herself with a .38 calibre revolver late yesterday. Deputy Coroner Gus Economy reported. The attractive 37-year old blonde's husband was the Den ver capitalist who was held by kidnapers for two weeks in Feb ruary, 1933. He was released March 1 from a South Dakota ranch hideaway after a bundle containing $60, 000 was tossed into a ditch near Denver for the abductors. Mrs. Boettcher'i body was found in her locked bedroom. Economy said Mrs. Boettcher apparently was despondent over ill health. Check tlia proof (it's that good 93 proof) ... the superior flavor Jonly Kentucky-distilled bourbon has it) .. .the ae (4jeari of mel lowing torour taste.) -OLD- SumyBrook x.- r-Ti'ri-v ctd n-TTT DAl DDrtV TfUIiV FY XVCj.11CV.IV1 Jin.liuni n J. a,-- K This whiskey is 4 E.n9 Vi rrooi I X.iinn.l ni.tilUr Product! Corporation. N. Y. Si Lions Dine on Crabs As Brewery's Guests The Lions club enjoyed a crab feed at the A -One brewery last night as a feature of its weekly dinner-meeting. The brewery provided other refreshments. Guest speaker was Hayes Beall. actini: manager of the farm security administration mi grant camp here. An accordion trio from the Prentice studio played several numbers. There were ten visitors from the Ash land Lions club. Stocks of black pepper in the United States approximate from 2l4 to 3 years normal supply, the department of commence says. Rogue River. Sept. 18 (Spl.) Civic Improvement club met at the home of Mrs. Sam L. San dry on Friday with Mrs. Belle Hart and Mrs. Sandry as host esses. Twenty-four ladies en joyed the meeting. The ladies are having their property on the corner of Oak and First streets repaired and made into a li brary. Wilson Neathammer Is home on 16 days furlough and la visiting hit grandmother, Mrs. Tom Wilson and his mother, Mrs. Anna Oden and other relatives. Wilson la ataUoned at Camp Ord In California. Chaa. Hatch la putting; a new root on hla house. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wstt, Mr. and Mrs. Qua Rhullng. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rein kens. Otto Purhman and Letsy Mil ler, all members of Lira Oak Orange. left Wednesday with loada of pro duce, and material to build a booth at the Crescent City Pslr. X. B. Miller, J. M. Whipple and Miss Velma Smith attended the meeting at the court house In Med ford Tuesday evening when M. D. Wells of the stAte board of accoun tancy conducted a round table die- cuaslon or problems which might arise from chancing the fiscal year from January 1 to July 1. The change was made when the last legtalature enacted the law. Mr. Miller la city treasurer, Mlaa Smith, recorder and Mr. Whipple councilman. Mrs. L, Blggers Is confined to the hospital for a few daya. In splitting some wood a stick flew and hit her face, cutting a bad place near an eye and Injuring the eye. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Warner and Mlaa Lydla McCall of Ashland Tlslted at the Elmer Magnuaon home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rollsnd Jones have purchased the Richard Scott plsce on Broadway from Fred Dengler and will move there soon. Mrs. Helen Marlette and son. Jacky, returned to their home In San Francisco Monday after visiting a week with Mrs. Marlette'a brother. Reed Carter and family. Mra. Prances Kolkow and little Nancy, of Malln, Ore., are visiting Mrs. Kolkow's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Plank. Word was received last week by Mrs. Wilbur Milton of the desth of her mother. Mra. Jim Scott. In Loa Angelea. Mra. Scott had been ail ing for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Scott lived here for yesrs and have many frlenda who regret to hear of her death and extend sympathy to the family. Mr. and Mra. Don Poreeter of Grants Pass, were dinner guests of the Carters and Wlleye Saturday. At the last city council meeting Harry Skevlngton was elected as msrshall. The office wasmade va cant by the death of Jim Helfrlch. Mr. and Mra. Hoxle Borden called at the Sam Sandry home Sunday. Mr. Borden, who la stationed at Camp Ord. taught school here at one time. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Johnson, of Portland and Mra. Brownie Bangert and children. Billy and Betty, of Salem, have been visiting the ladles' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Osrfleld Laws. Adel and Martha Smith of Grant Paas are staying with their sister. Mrs. Harold Laws and attending school here again. Mr. Smith Is look ing for a place to buy to locate here. Portland Portland. Ore.. Sept. 18 (fr (USDAl Hogs 1000: market alow, around 28 lower; good-choice 170-315 lb. drlve-lns mostly fU 40-50: prac tical top 8H50; few select lots 81380-85: 330-280 lb. butchers ell So la 00; light IXhts 811.15-78: packing sowa about ateady, mostly 810.50 11.00; choice light feeder plga held upward to 114.00. Cattle 125; calvea 50; market alow, mostly steady to weak: scattered aales com-a 35 lower; few gnua steere 88.50 (.75: odd bead to 81050 with good- choice 900 lb. fed steers 813 80: cut ter-common dairy heifers 80.2517.75; beef heifers 88.75-10 00; canner-cut-ter cows 85 00 8.00; fat dairy cowa so 50 it 7.00; beef cows .87.SO.25: medium-good bulls 88 00 9.35: good choice vealers stesdy at 8112. 50 1330. Sheep 1500: market active, strong; good-choice spring lambs 8.1.00-50; medium-good grades 810.00-50: few feeder lamba SS.SOtitS 50; odd year linga 87.00; fat ewes 85.00; cull-common grades 11 00 3 50. Wheat Open High Low Close May ...103, 1.03', 1.03 103 Dec -l.oo loo at at Cash grain: oats No. 3-38 lb. white 833 50. Barley No. 3-45 lb. b.w. 830 50. Corn No. 3-e.y. shipments 833 50. No. 1 flax 8-0S. Cash wheat Ibid): soft white 88c; soft white excluding Rex 81.014; white club 8103: western red 81.02. Hard red winter: ordinary B7c; 10 pet. WV-c: 11 pet. 81.04; 12 pet. 81.09'. Hard whlte-baart: ordinary tl OJ'j; 10 pet. 81.084: 11 pet. 81.14',; 13 pet. 1.174. Today's car receipts: whest 32: bar ley 1: Hour 12; corn 1; oat 1; mill feed 2. Penna. R. R. Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pa? Std. Brands 8t. Oil Cal 8t. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb Unit. Aircraft United Airline 17. 8. Steel 23, 45', 4 131, 5', 24'. 43', 4, 76', 40!, . 14', 58' , San Francisco. Sept. 18 ipi-USDAI Butter, 82-acore 38,c; Sl-SS'.c; 90-37C: 89-35C. Men, Women! Old at 40, 50, 60! Get Pep Fssl Ysars Younger, Full el Vim D'Wi Mtunf Mhiwri. wtrn-o'ii nitMtawn fmi'nt .tu yruf .. Tlwium-U niiMtti tu whti lliil .wpl'lu ui w'ri Utu-ri (till 1.. f 'onu fi4 lewi-st ttmwt ofteD n1. iiw 4cv by -vxiij Urktust lr.n. r4li-i,,m. p'.i.nprj.inii. l-lln. Vitamin B,. 7:uyr?ir-....l dvt(ir write "I ts.k H nym-lf. R- nil tin." cn mruisv i.ix) iIm Currm Tne-i T.sM) tiMHr f.r U"J mn le'ltr nlrt. Mutt IwUug pit4 8VMl )ouofa UUti tr tUjr. For Ml? at Chat. KIranf Drue Ctv and all other good drug Morn. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Sopt. 18 -ifPl Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. ..1.17H 1.19 117S 1.19 Dec. 1.21, 132'i 121 1.22'4 May 1.354 1.384 '5 1284 July U8i 1.374 1.264 1.374 For long-wearing lovely stockings ffouth Ssn Francisco South Ban Francisco, Sept. 18. iA iPrd.-state Mkt. News) Hogs 300. Around 10 higher: most 1R5-23S lb. California 91395; odd packing sows 89 00. 9 75. Cattle 50. Largely nominal: fed under 900 lb. ateera quoted to 411.35: grass ateera 89.50 110.35: medium to good heifers 89.50 10.35; grass cows 88 00 8 35; few 1180 lb. dairy cowa 88 35.. bulk 85.50n6 M: bulla scarce. medium grass 88 00 a 9 00. Calvea: salable 5. Nominal: few vealers 813 -12 50: slatwhter calves 89 00n 10.50. Sheep 50. Strong with yeaterday'a 25 advance; good to choice wooled quoted 811.0011.75: ahorn lamba 810.0010.50; shorn ewes 14 25 5.35. Wall St. Report Chicago Chicago. Sept. 18. (JV(U8DA Hogs 10.500: slow, weights 240 lbs. down steady to 10 lower than Wed nesday's average: heavier weights a-id sows stesdy: top 812.00. Cattle 3.500: calves 70b; fed steers snd yearllnga strong to 35 higher: top 812.65 psld for 1.345 lb. averages. Sheep 8.000: most early bids around 35 lower at 811.50 for beH natives and around 811.75 for strict ly choice westerns. Portland Produce New York, Sept. 18. Stock market in-and-outers, who for a long time have been scrambling for pennies, today raked in enouRh dollars on yes terday's rally to effectively halt the upswing. Dealings, speedy In the fore noon, slackened appreciably as the session proceeded but trans fers were around 750,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 34 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. it Dye 183', Am. Can 84 A. T. & T. 1544 Anaconda 284 Atch. T. S. P. 374 Bendlx Avla. 404 Beth. Steel 69', Caterpillar Tract. ,. 44 Chrysler . 684 Curtlsa-Wrlght 10 Douglaa Aclt. 774 DuPont 1514 Oen. Elec. 33 Gen. Foode 41 Oen. Mot. 40', 644 704 S7'i Portland. Ore., Sept. IB P) But ter Prints, A grade, 410 lb. In parchment wrappera, 42o In cartons; B grsde. 40c In parchment wrap pers; cartons 41c lb, Butterfat First quality, marlmttm of .6 of 1 pet. acidity, delivered in Portland, 41-41 4c lb. premium qual ity (maximum of .35 of 1 pet. acid ity), 43-424C lb.; valley routes and country points, 3c leas or 894 lb.; second quality at Portland, 3c under first or 39Uc. Potatoes' new white, locals. 61.50- 1.75 cental; Yakima No. 1 Oems, 61.66-1.90 cental: Klsmath Falls, 81.85-1.90 cental. Other produce unchanged. Portland Wheat Int. Harvtut Johns-Man, Kennecott Monty Ward No, Amn. Av'n . North Amrr. Penney (J, C) , 35 .... 10 1 n Goodrich Portland, Oraln: Ore., Sept. It.iPr GOODRICH COMMANDER 525-500x17 . $7 yi Plut Excite Tax.... fall LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION 8th and Front V I Tj 1 J r f j 4 K r There'8 sturdi ncss knitted Into every pair of Berk shire Stockings to help you etretch your hosiery dollar. For lovely Berk shire da give surprising wear. But wear is only half their tory s 1 you'll be delighted with their filmy sheer- ness, their stretch and comfort. and their charming ajiion-correct. shades. Change to Berkshire soon. PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER Shads and wdlghts for all occasions, all costumes M. M. DEPT. STORE rVVV AMERLKSA'S Diancc ciiidc TAntrs t 1 1 M I.I The United States Government is again using "Prestone" anti-freexe to provide one-shot protection for the Army, Navy, and their air force. Your plane; your ships yonr tanks quad cars trucks and patrol boat will be protected by the anti-freeie that does not boil away. ..the anti freeze that outlaws freeze-up, rutt and eorroeion . . . the one-shot anti freeie that protect all winter long. IF tOU CAN'T CET "PRESTONE" ANTI FREEZE REMEMBER THIS In addition to the demand mtvde on Prelon anii-freeae. raw ma terial DMai7 for iia aanafanar arc brmf wved in making hVfenw efnipmnt. Dt?pite tbeM beary ocfeaaa r (TrjimnMitt. qnantitt of PrcttoiM anti-(rs will ttiU be era liable la Aawrkan nMtriu. Bat we ragff that yvm bmj wHhont oVlay. The avo pW mif not be nfieienl to meet all enriiian needa. NATIONAl CARBON COMPANY, INC. t ma of Csmon CatrbsoW mnd Carbon Corporation E33 Forest Creek Forest Creek. Sept. 18. Spl.) Forest Creek school opened I September 8 with 14 pupils under direction of Melba Pres- cott of Medford. Jack Conrad of Ore ton Bene mine spent the week-end of Sept. 7 on business In Grants paaa. Mrs. Henry Miller, accompanied by Mr. and Mra. Albert Deris and baby daughter, and Mrs. John Black and fsmilv and Verna McVsv. spent Sep tember 1 at Predenburg Butte look out near Butte Palls, where Mrs. Miller's son, Charles Shepardaon, Is lookout. " Mra. Muriel Starboard was a busi ness visitor In Medford Sept. . W. H. Thurman la em ployed at a chrome mine In the Stskivoua. which Is belnf developed bj Harry Whit ney, of Jackaonvtlle. Miss Phyllis McVsy left recently for Port Jones, Cel.. to spend the winter with Mrs. Alios aByrne) and attend school. Joe Johnson Is engaged In logging on the Shell Hale property this week. NEW TUNA TOP Newport. Ore., Sept. 18. (IP) The price paid for ilbacore tuna here yesterday reached $350 per ton at it peak and averaged $320. These were the top prices of the season. Trumpeter awana are the largest mlgrstory waterfowl la North Amer-Ira. Closing time rot Classified Ada 8 a. m Too Lata) to Classify 11J0 p 3 "Goodrich GOODRICH COMMANDER 475.500-19 $C At Plus Excise Tax.... W7 LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION tth and Front THRILLS SPILLS MEDFORD ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION'S STAGED BY MAX BARBOUR 20 21 BIG DAYS SAT SUN SEPTEMBER $1600 IN CASH PRIZES 40 Wild Bucking Horses! 50 Mexican Steers and Roping Cattle! 25 Brahma Bucking Bulls! FANCY RIDING - TRICK ROPING - FAMOUS RODEO STARS Plenty of Parking Space Tickets Be gents 81 IV Orsnd Stand 81.1". Bleachers IV (Tai InelasVd) Oa Sale at Jsmls'l Penny Is le Drug Slora, PERFORMANCES BEGIN DAILY 2:33 P. M.