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9 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1941. PAGE ELEVEN LOCAL and Rumnigi Sal Talent Grange I will hold rummage tale from ' a. m. to o p. m. oaiuiaay at vXl09 North Central avenue acroaa from Groceteria No. 1. From Ashland Aubrey Miles, LeRoy Gandee and Arthur Gil bert, all of Ashland, were Vin ton in Medford yesterday aft ernoon. To College Robert C. Cof feen. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Coffeen of 341 Haven street, left early this week to start his sophomore year at Walla Walla college at College Station, Wash. Robert is majoring in education. Milk Meeting All milk pro ducers, producer-distributors and distributors will meet at 6 p. m. tomorrow in the courthouse auditorium to discuss cost of milk production, according to an announcement made today. Minor Accident George L. -ook of 107 East Second street Vind Jerome Cellura of Central Point drove cars involved in a minor accident on Riverside ave nue near Main street yesterday morning, a report on file said today. Naw Residences Glen Fabrick applied at the city building in spector's office today for a per mit to construct a new residence and private garage at 2404 Hill crest road at a stated cost of S3 .500. Carl Gottsche applied for a permit to build a new residence and private garage at 909 East Jackson boulevard at a stated cost of $3,000. Vivid Colors A large acreage of vine maple and hazel brush in vivid colors may now be seen east of Butte Falls on the Fish Lake road, Rogue River national forest headquarters reported to- ,ay. There is such a vast quan tity that picking of leaves for home decoration will be per mitted, headquarters stated. It was urged, however, that care be used not to do any damage. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland. Ore.. Oct. a. (flV- Dept. Agr.) Hogs 850: market slow, mostly 10-1S lower; some late bids 35 off; good-choice around 175-315 lb. drlve-lne mostly 11.35; selected lots to HJS: few sales 11.18 down; several lota bid 11.00; 330-370 lb. welnht mostly 10.50; few to 10.78; light light largely 10.60; packing sowa 9.35-10.00; choice 135 lb. feeder pigs 13.00; lighter weight quotable to 13.60. Cattle 180; calve 80; market slow, mostly steady to weak; many eanner. cutter cow weak to 35 below Mon day; odd common steers 8 50; grass Vit steer scarce: canner-eommon clalry heifer 8.35-7.75; gnus-fat beef heifers upward to 9.50: canner-cutter cow 4.75-6.75: fat dairy cows 8 35 1.00: fairly good beef cow 735; medium bull 8.35-60; good bull to 35: good-choice vealere 13 OO-SO: arrictly choice quotable to 1S.0O. Sheep 300: market slow, scattered ale fat lamb around 50 below Tues day, good-choloe 91 lb. weight 9 50 71 lb. kinds 9.00; few shorn lambs 800-50: good-oriole fat we quot able 4 50-6.60. Chicago Chicago. Oct. 3 yPV-(C. DSP Agr.) Hog 18.000. Trad unevenly 10-30 off: early top 11.50: mow good nd choice 300-370 lb. 11.90-45; 370 SS0 lb, butchers gener lly 11.18-40: good and eholos 180-330 lb, usually 11.00-40; good 800-380 lb. sow 10 35 86: few lleht weights 10.75; moet 400 500 lb. kinds 9 35-10.00. Cttle 5.000: calve 600. Common and medium grade steady to strong -,,t 10.50 down: bulk better grades p 150-1335: top 13 60; fed heifers fully stead: best 1335: grassy kinds dull: down 35-50 for week; 'there down 75 to 7 50 and below. Sheep 13000. Native spring lambs around steady: with bulk good and choice lot 11.40-60: throwout most ly 9 00 down: closely sorted western cprhw lambs held at 13.00 and bov: fat sheep steady; few small lot ewe 5 50; bulk native 4.50-5.00. oath fan Wndiw South San rranc'.sco. Oct. 3 iFed-Stat Mkt Newal Hotrs 400. Stesdy; most 185-335 lb. Cslllornlss 13 00: odd packlrg sows 8.50-9.00. Cattle 50. Slow, lamely nominal: llsht fed steers srsree. quoted 10 50 11.35: few medium ranee cows 7.00 50. odd grass bulla 8 00-9 00. Calves: Salsbl none. Nominal; good to choice vealrrs quoted 13 00-50: slaughter calves 90-10.60. Sheep: ISO. Active, fully steady: good to choice wooled lambs quoted 11.00-50: two packages 87-73 lb. wnedium shorn lambs 9 00-75; shorn 8 ires quoted 4.50-6.50. Portland Produce Portland. Or, Oct. 3 . Coun try meat selling prices to retailers: Countrr killed hogs best butchers. 138-140 lb. 16e lb: 1S41 spring lambs. 18-190 lb.; ethers unchsnired. Other produce unchanged. PMsTLAMl'S i ditstincliic hotel d una I jA " 4 v 4 A THE DES0 Rreadnai al OaK 81. t&3sVMtM ..4 PERSONAL Trash Fire Receiving a call that house was on fire op posite the Big Y market on North Central avenue, the fire department this noon answered a ward alarm. There was no fire, however, but only a pile of trash that was being burned. Medford Visitor Among Med ford business visitors yesterday were Ben Ellis of Applegate, Miss Bertha Hayman of Talent and W. W. Gregory of Central Point. Harold Harney of Gold Hill was a visitor in Medford this morning. Transferred Hayes Beall, pop ular manager of the farm secur ity administration camp here, left today for Merrill where he will take over management of another camp. The change was made in a general transfer of camp managers. Mr. Beall is to be replaced here by Ken Collier. Tests Daily For the time be ing, examinations are being con tinued daily excepting Monday for persons seeking licenses or permits to operate motor ve hicles. Applicants are asked to report to the examiner in coun cil chambers on the top floor of city hall between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. Plan Passengers Arriving. this forenoon by United Main liner from Portland were D Dearocher, E. Dearocher, J. Moe and D. Berkhimer. Leaving on the same plane were W. Schu macher, to Oakland,' Cal., J, West, to Los Angeles and C. Powell, to Reno, Nev., via Sac ramento. Leaving early this morning were Dr. G. Sweden- burg, to Chicago and E. Leach to Portland. M. Marly arrived ! last night from Portland. Leav- i ing last evening for Portland were E. Bill, E. Williston and L. Centre Arriving yesterday noon were Powell, from Oak' land, and W. Pantle, from Sac ramento. Leaving for Portland on the same plane were Marley I and C. Blackwell. Portland Wheat Portland, Wheat: Ore., Oct. 3. VFI Open High Low Close May 1.00 1.00 S 3 Dec. .96 '4 Si St .96 Cash grain: OaU No. 3-38 lb. white 85 00; barley No. 3-46 lb. b.w. 81.00: corn No. 3 IT. shipments 38 35. No. 1 flax 3.03 Vi. Cash wheat: Soft whit 96; soft white excluding Rex 98; white club 1.00; western red 99 H. . Hard red winter: Ordinary s; 10 per cent 95; 11 per cent 1.03; 13 per cent 1.07; hard white Baart, ordinary 99V,: 10 per cent 1.04 '4: 11 per cent 1.13'4; 13 per cent 1.1". Today car receipt: Wheat 36: bar ley 8; flour 6: corn 7; oats 8; mill feed 3. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Oct. 3. M" Open Hlfth Low Cloee Dee. M 1.33 1.33H 133H May 1.374 13B 1.37'4 July 1.28, 1.38H 137(4 1374 Wall St. Report New York, Oct. ZVP) Base ball blacked out the stock mar ket to large extent today and a fairly active advance in the forenoon turned into a strag gling crawl when the second world series game got under way. Liveliness of a number of low priced stocks, including oils, ac counted for a pickup in volume to around 500.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 34 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. ft Dye , 161H Am. Can 84 "4 A. T. T. 1644 Anaconda A ten. T. S. P. Bendlx A via. Beth, steel , 3J, . 314 . 88 '4 , 66H Caterpillar Tract. . 43 Chrysler - Curtiss-wnght . Douglas Acft. DuPont - 884 84 74 -150 H - 81S . 4U4 - 4H4 . 53 !4 - 67 Oen. Elec. Oen. Foods . Oen. Mot. -Int. Harvest . Johns-Man, Kennecott . 84 844 144 13i 86 . 33 s . 46 , I, , IS 6, 33H 434 4H 76', . 7H 134 6514 Monty ward No. Amn. Av'n : North Amer. - Penney (J. C.) , Penna. R- R. Phillips Pet Radio dou. Pac. HT1 Brands Oil Cal. St. OH N. J. Trans. Amer. -Cnlcn Carb. Unit. Aircraft United Airline U. S. Steel an Franctero Botter San Francisco. Oct. 3 rj Butter: 93 score, 89c: 91 scors. See: 90 score. 17c: 89 scors. ate. Ssenmento, - Ot. 3 BjttT ft: r.m grxte. 4; second grade. 40140. Toledo, Ore., Oct. 3 There were no fires In the Wer ner Timber company'! logging operations this year and the company. In fulfillment of a Diomise to Its Siletz forest v'ood.men, enterU-i.n-d them land then Umuict at pan;. "STT m its:. r ! I i i ill 1 hip 5- m? I ft 5 ,-"r CASE OF BEND S When the Boston fire department rsve a new 125-foot serial ladder, believed one of the country's lonsest, a trial at Fort Hill Square, the ladder took a curious turn, some what toward the rlsht. as shown. ALLEN STRESSES NEED TO BOLSTER G.O.P.STRENGTH State Republican Chairman Tells Pro America Party Only Check on Roosevelt. Niel R. Allen of Grants Pass, state Republican commit tee chairman, stressed the ne cessity of immediate strength ening of the Republican party organization In order to effec tively carry out the will of the voting public when he ad dressed Pro America members and guests at a luncheon yes terday noon at Hotel Medford. Mr. Allen said, "because more power than ever before la now in the hands of the chief execu tive, Including a virtually hand picked Judiciary, it is more than ever necessary to have a free, intelligent legislative body chos en because of their qualifica tions. A party organization must stand for the people themselves. Instead of being a medium of getting someone into office." Advisory Board One step in the accomplish ment of thii aim will be the formation of a county advisory board, the chairman and mem bers to be outstanding citizens, familiar with the needs and ideals of the voting population of the county and capable of advising the national commit teemen as to worth-while can didates and measures, the Re publican leader said. Mr. Allen stated that the for eign policy of the administration depends on what is happening abroad day by day. This policy should be supported whole heartedly by the citizens. The speaker explained that the pol icy within our boundaries can he shaped by American citizens. Continuing on this point he said that there must be national unity as to national defense. but the method, manner and means of accomplishing It can be criticized by a free people who want to retain the check and balance system on which our democracy is based and to have a voice in the government. Convention Reviewed Mr. Allen reviewed briefly the state Republican convention held Saturday in Roseburg which was attended by Con gressman Joseph W. Martin, Jr., national Republican chairman, and other leaders in the party. Mrs. William McAllister, pre POiSOII OAK? Try bottle .1 ZEMACOL Tea mast be satisfied r your money cheerfully refunded. (Vet a bet tie lodaj at ftUltiO mmtt. . i . , . - - . 11 'T7 1.1-1 MM - .,s"'srfl , siding at the meeting, reminded members that the sixth anni versary of Pro America is being observed in Oregon during Oc tober. At Craterian )wvi?i1 Henry Fonda portrays the role of John Murdock, two-fisted lumberjack, in Stewart Ed ward White's exciting drama of Gees Calling," which opened to a packed house yesterday at the Craterian theatre. Joan Bennett , shares starring honors, with Warren William, Ona Munson and Barton MacLane In chief supporting roles. Too Late to Classify WHT not fill those empty Jars with tree-ripened Salway peaches. Bar num Orchard. 8 miles south on Pa cific highway. RUMMAOE sale by Talent Oranoe. Saturday. Oct. 4. to I. lot No. Central, across from Orocetena No. 1. FOR BALE Furniture. NIC walnut dining set, table, buffet, 8 chairs, leather davenport and fruit Jars. Inquire 917 Naregan 6t. APPLES Joe Nary orchard' 8 mile N. on Crater lake hwy, I ml. aat, 1 ml. north. FOR SALE $2500" l 100 acres, e ml. north east Medford abov valley, wonderful view. 40 acres fairly level, balance pasture. Fenced, cross fenced. Small house, food barn, four living springs, well, aping piped to hou. 4 mile to mall route and school bus. Traoes of soft coal. Some equipment In eluded. Clear. Well suited lor tur key, sheep or cattle ranch. ALSO $3500" 110 acre, fttt miles north east Medford, 6 acres Irri gated, 3 acres pears, 0 teres Lad 1 no clover. Modern house. MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old Treatment Of tees Brims Happy Relief Vta? toff? rwrlfif bVtfc 311', tlitry divwvT ti-avi tts rl aasjse Tfee kirtr8yvj r Ni(ur i rhi-f V n,? hit tfc oxrM tvwls .s4 o-Jt ,h elw4. Ttv iIp most pe-u fm txi W via. reoaous ssvitur to raretvia n rear nnod. Ty ee bvMttsebsi, rKiaf Mttas. kg piukm tp vM orp'. ST- tllljj p CiS&U. SlillM. PMBBeM Mt ! yta, tUsViaVCBeaa .JltlBMsV I rX,tt) Of ecaetr puMte ua snsniec n1 l--min8i enwuriMe r.ws ttr ts l&eSUULf WltM Will. jiM kviivsryv or --v4er Ioa l wutt At tout dmcfM fee T t.lhtm4 uwfufir bv " UvmlM j0 ymn. i 07 si- hpcT tv 'I - U " W Cy tuks l '.' y '-tm vsste tt9 i W--- Ciet Vvsa "Charley's Aunt" Here Sunday .HI".' .-.,.! The gayest gal of the year la none other than Jack Benny in the title role of Brandon Thom as' Immortal comedy, "Charley's Western Thriller on Rialto Bill sW LJU Comedian Charlie Kuggles plays Chuckawalla Bill (whis kers and all) in the western thriller, "The Parson of Pana mlnt", which opens a three day run today at the Rialto theatre. Ellen Drew is seen as a dance hall queen of the gay nineties who loses her heart to Phillip WANTED talent row boat; not over 13 ft. Ph. 4801. barn, machina shed, 9- garages, chicken houne, corn crib, woodshed, electric water system; on mall, school bus and creamery route. Some equipment Included. Clear. A. H. CASE, Coker Butte Rd. Phone 6357 37 DEMJXE Frrd coupe. Motor over hauled, will sacrifice, 326.00 Bhulta Bros. NOTICE If you want your peaches and apricots sprayed lor curly leai phone With row, 4843. CAPE equipment, bare, back-bars, soda fountains, cafe range, electric oven and dish washer, modern. Priced riant. Write or call. Chas. Schuss. BUS Mam, Klamath Falls. FOR RENT Pasture on Phone 8193. Roes Lane. HFAT with sawdrst and hog fuel from Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111. FOR RENT Apartment. 834 Apple. USED Quaker oil burner. Perfect con dition. Call at Petroleumn Heater and Burner company. EOXY Kites Only I:4S-:1S 28e inc. tax Kiddles lie Inclodlnf Us THE WILDEST WES) 1 In ill tt'i crimion glory... comet to life! Tomorrow Nlte and Saturday ACROSS Must End Tenlghtl l8fWrtTIKWT(-H88fT tOm at Tathaf Is t Prlnc" J-afFranctot Ton YTr 2 Sreosrleli Crawford WarrM William ,1 MIsdMtotr I " Andy Dtrtm I $A ft Ad , S3 2S 7 ijtjlilliesisaa"' MAP "V.'W Aunt", coming to the Craterian theatre Sunday for full week's run. Shown with Benny are Baxter and Arleen Whelan. Terry, the two-tistcd parson of Nanamint, a once wide-open California goldrush town. Oth ers in the Peter B. Kyne west ern are Joseph Schildkraut, Porter Hall and Janet Beecher. "Hurry, Charlie, Hurry", star ring comical Leon Errol, plays as the companion feature. NU BONE corsets. Sales and repair service. 531 So. Riverside. Dial 8&&9. 1 SALWAY peaches, tree-ripened. Bar num orchard. 3 miles south on Pa cific highway. FOR SALE Registered Ouernsey bull. ; Twinkle star stock, 3 years old. Louis Straube, Jacksonville. Mala 27c tax 3r-30c Ctea .18c tax 4c-40c 12 to 18-280 Klddles-llc Incl. tax THRU SAT. MOHT ONLY SWEEPING THRILLS FOB ONE ri'IX VtTEK STARTS SUNDAY FUNNYl ... In pants! TERRIFIC! . . in skirts! KAY FRANCIS JAMES ELLISON DONALD DUCK MICKEY MOUSE Pluto Q o o f y and M 1 a n I a la wit DtsBys Tho Nifty tW." la teeanleo lea- La teet lata f MARCH OF TIME " J " v rr . J . w v -0. plat FOR flALB t-ft- rowbott with trnr t lit Tripp Sc. PretctlT new. No lki. newly ptnt4. Uu bad M17 Utti u. BCIUff imn fir BlktM la your furtw or httr. 81rwl load' S. Udford nwt. Tti. ni. DRIVE cmi to UlMe'a Pltvr and try our bftrbqud baby brt, Saturday and Sunday. Cornar Court and Mc Andrcwa road, yuat ao. ot Denney i at or on Court a treat. LOTS of uatd oars to pick from. W bar no car aaleaman. but w do hav on of th boat aaaortmenta In town, Shulta Broa. FOR RENT 4 -room furntahed houae. Jnqulra 8S4 Apple. FOR SAU Factory mada trailer bona at Oak Orov stora, Jackaon Tllla highway. FOR 8 ALB Wicker baby earrUta. fruit Jars. 831 8X. Rlverald. FOR RErTT Sla-room modern house hardwood floor, garage, woodshed, large lot: eloae In, good location. UnrumUhed, sa.&0. A. W. Walker. Real Estate. FOR 6AIX 10 acres, email hoi we: all under IrrlgaUon. Cloas In. 138 So. Holly. 1BS8 FLT. sedan. Lota of transport, tlon., 8135. Bhnlta Broa. FOR SAM 8 young hone, cheap. F. E. Barnaburg. Barneburg Road. MODERN 8 -mom apartment' down stairs. Adult. 138 K. Roily. SHAKES Eda Feed Store. Jaekaon- Tin Highway. FOR RENT Attractive furnished apartment. All modern convenl encea. Close In. Call apt. 8, 838 Bo. Central. PLANER blox. big 300 c.f. load, 89.80. Medford Fuel. Tel. 8111. LARGE company baa opening for man to handle credit, collections and office work In local store. Salary. Excellent future opportunltlea. Write, giving age. education, experi ence and enclose picture. Tribune, box 3704. 1934 CHEV. master sedan. New paint. 2?a. snuit Broa. LOST Brown and white pup on So. Orange. Please call 4388. FOR SALE Cheap. Wardrobe cup board, round extension table. Queen heater, box-couch, dreseer. door ' and windows with frame. 818 So. 1 1 Ivy. TOMATOES for sale. Ic per lb. field ; run. Orchard Horn Drive. Phons i 3084. RUMMAOE SALE Town send club No. 8. 314 Eaat Main, Oct. 4. FOR SALE Two wood heatera. gas heater, gas cook stove, leatherette .davenport. 337 No. Central. BttrU TODAY for 3 Dsrsl Charles i RUGGLES Ellen I DREW KLII -r"I' a. Mfi5 I TtKKY in how Today at Ii4lli4S I Marntett t ' I Adalts 18 la, tu I I Riddles tie too. tat I , i . . vjasBsasBBBBBBssaa -mltm ft a1- LvtrrJ PvV A JANET VAiVSV I X 1 CLEM B EVANS VN Lr.X f " DOUGLAS 2 110 HITS! You'll hold rour atdoa firT?? I . . . rou'U Uugb your. 'WTO soil tick . . . at this (Vrj, dopo whsa ha gata ,J,,s Ust on an Indian ros- 7 ' oreatlonll isw ' LET ui WINTER-SCRtEW your porch afalnit drafta; also cablntc mad to ordrr. Phona 4693 for st.mtca. WANTED BUsldortn. road build Inc. land clearing and leveling wita lar?a cat. 133 So. Orrvpa. ENJOY a food lunch at Brown'a Car and listen to the World aertea by radio. Reception good. AO CATERPILLAR and Bulldoeer. Will aacrillce for caah. Shulta Broa. WANTED Experienced waitress. Ola mond care. FOR SALE Mohair davenport and caair. liao w. stn St. THIS ADV. entitle A. Wattenbeiw. 333 Vancouver, to a FREE BRAKE ADJUSTMENT at the MEDFORD BRAKE SHOP, 303 N. Riverside. TRAILER parking. 81 50 week. Rich. Held Station, West Main. WANTED Help to husk com. Inquire i riuuiey implement central Point. Wanted Orchard man by year. House furnished. Box 3873. Tribune. OPENINO SALE at the new Livestock Sale Pavilion, Saturday, Oct. 4th on highway in Phoenix, Ore. Com mencing at 1 :00 p. m. aharp. We hare 150 head of cattle, Including eome good bulls of all breeds, soma choice Ouemeey hfrs, good milk cows, some Hereford stock cattle, besldea horses and hoga. Testing cattle Thursday. Vaccinating hoga Friday p. m. Health eertineatea must accompany dairy cattle and hOS. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. Phone 8335. NOTICE Time to spray peachea and apricot for curly leaf. Phone 86fl. w. M. McOonagle, Commercial sprayer. "HOW To Live Lire and Lov It.1 new up-to-the-minute book by the fam ous author. Oenevleve Be b rend, on ly persona1, pupil of T- Troward. 13 leseona compiled In one volume. 83.08. Oenevlev Behrend, Rogue River, Orctron. r h bandied Mark Ouldv Agency Words Won't Describe M You'll hay to sea it SATURDAY. '42 De Sota De Soto Plymouth Humphrey Motors 33 S, RlTfrtlde. Phone 4980 Blx-funa biasing and lists Hying ... as daring parson quol chas a Wastora loud and sots an outlaw straight II JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT PORTER HALL BEECHER and 1:18 TtNINO ASalts ao In, taa Kiddies II la, taa s
