" MEDFORD WATTJ TRrBTJNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY, OCTOBER S. 1941.
PA'GE THREE
COMMUNITY CHEST
AIDS ACTIVITIES
0F HEALTH ASSN.
Cooperation With Health
. Departments of County
And Schools Possible.
As an agency of the Medford
Community Chest, the Jackson
County Public Health associa
tion has for 23 years been the
"spark plug" of public health
work In this county according
to Mrs. J. C. S. Weills, the or
ganization president. Reporting
on the work of the organization
as one of the Community Chest
agencies Mrs. Weills said, "our
association was started in 1918
to initiate and support such
activities as may raise the
. standard of health of this coun
' ty and we have never varied
from that original objective."
A study of the association's
report to the Community Chest
shows that it pioneered in the
field of public health nursing
and was largely responsible for
establishment of the present
county department of public
health with Its many services.
Rather than cease its program
when a portion of the work
was taken over by the county,
the association has continued to
reach out Into newer fields of
public health and has supple
mented the work of the county
department.
Many Phases
At present the association
cooperates with the County
Health Department and the
health programs In both city
and county schools. They are
.represented on the child guid
rance committee, act as treas
urer for the polio fund, and
handle the sales of seals for the
Oregon Tuberculosis ' associa
tion. Completely on their own re
sponsibility the association op
erates the dental clinics. This is
a tremendous job the cost of
which consumes a large share
of the associations budget.
Commenting on the Jackson
County Public Health associa
tion, C. E. Gates, Community
Chest campaign chairman, said
"it would be perfectly true to
say that every home in Jackson
county benefits from the work
of this agency. Some receive
free dental care, some receive
direct nursing help, every home
is a better one because this
association has had the courage
to start and stick with health
work in Jackson county. Once
fcthe county assumed its respon
'sibility, the association has gone
on ahead into new fields with
confidence."
sented with a gift from the
Grange. Mrs. Howard played
two enjoyable piano solos. The
program concluded with all
joining In singing God Bless
America.
Refreshments were then served.
Later in the evening a recrea
tional and social hour was held.
FELT ON COAST
Curry County Talks
Divorce From Oregon
To Get Mining Help
Gold Beach, Ore., Oct. 4. OP)
Curry county began looking into
the possibilities today of seced
ing from Oregon and joining
California.
The county court yesterday
signed an order appointing a
commission to study procedure
and make whatever application
is necessary to California au
thorities. On the commission
ore Mayor Gilbert E. Gable.
Port Orford; Collier H. Buffing
ton, Gold Beach, and Elmer
Bankus. Brookings.
The movement started after
a delegation of citizens declared
the county's mineral possibilities
were being ignored by Oregon
officials while mineral deposits
are being developed all over the
nation. They expressed confi
dence that as a California coun
ty, Curry's resources would get
more rapid development.
Defense Stamps in
High School Office
For Pupil Purchase
U. S. defense savings stamps
will be available for purchase
in the principal's office of Med
ford senior high school begin
ning next Monday, Leonard B.
Mayfield. principal said today.
Frank Hull, chairman for Med
ford. conferred yesterday with
Mr. Mayfield and his faculty and
explained the aims and purposes
of the defense bonds and stamps.
Teachers will work educa
tional features of the bonds and
stamps into their study courses,
particularly the teachers of so
cial sciences, Mr. Mayfield
stated.
ROOM tn private horn, very nice. I WASHERS; Speed Queen with out
Phone 36. landing feature. Priced right. Pick's
5-ROOM modem home. Clot In on
paved afreet. Cement foundation.
BeauUful yard. S3000. 1037 W. lota
St.
WANTED At once, men and women
to weed beete. Long lob. Phone
SIM.
FOR RENT S-room furnlahed house:
rterdaood floora. S bedrooma. Houra
10 to 4. IT Newtown St.
Eureka. Calif., Oct. 4. OV
A strong earthquake was felt in
Eureka Friday but caused no ap
preciable damage.
The shock, apparently cen
tered off the northern California
coast, was described as the most 1
severe in six years in this north
ern California coastal city which
feels an average of IS to 20
quakes a year. Late sleepers
were awakened and all resi
dents felt it.
It was a long, strong shock
that seemed to last about a min
ute during which many resi
dents felt as though someone
had grabbed them and was shak
ing them.
The temblor was felt in San
Francisco, 250 miles to the
south, and in Crescent City, 70
miles north. !
ANYONE oan leant sign writing, let
tering. World's moat profitable vo
cation. Evening claasea. Box 3739.
Tribune..
WASHERS and pumpe. service and
parta. all makea. A few waahera re
conditioned. Plck'a.
FETED ON VISIT
Klamath Falls, Oct 4. VP)
Klamath's two National Guard
batteries of the 249th Coast Ar
tillery ran into a rousing wel
come here Thursday night.
Brought home on special leave
from Fort Stevens in six char
tered busses, the 214 men in
cluding the 249th Coast Artil
lery band, will be guests of the
city for the weekend. A parade,
two dances, a football game,
)free admission to theatres and
free lunch all day long were
arranged.
The men will return to Fort
Stevens Sunday.
Japanese Advance
Near Rail Junction
Shanghai, Oct. 4. P The
Japanese army declared tonignt
that its new drive in Honan pro
vince had put its advance units
within six miles of the vital
railway junction of Chengchow,
smashed the Chinese 98th army
and killed 2.000 and captured
3,000 Chinese soldiers.
General Wo Shihgamin, com
mander of the 98th army, was
among the dead, Japanese dis
patches said.
Tax Commission
Order Is Defied
Portland, Oct. 4. (P) Two
members of the Multnomah
county equalization board today
defied the state tax commission
which ordered revision of the
1941 tax rolls.
Probate Judge George Taz-
well, chairman, and County
Clerk A. A. Bailey, board mem
bers, announced they intended
to stand on the board's "record
heretofore made."
ffOOftA Plve-room modern, baae
V J JUU ment, furnace. Oak floora.
fireplace, 3 -car garajj. cement
floor, ahade and ah rubbery. Close
In. Weat side. Terma.
91 AAA Small acreage, good amall
yivUv house, preaaure water eye-
tem. 14 acree. free eoll. Irrigation.
CARL OOTTSCHE
T No. Bartlett Dial 4S4S.
FOR RENT S-room apartment, fur
nlahed Newly decorated, cloae In.
23 JO. 7014 W. 11th.
MODERN S-room apartment, down
turn. Adult. 154 N. Holly. Phone
4330.
FOR SALE S-room house on eomer.
pavement, bullttne. SI750, eeoo
cash, balance very eaay. Would
consider good lata model car. SOS
Beatty.
IF YOU can Invest only S500. aerrlcea
optional. I'll ahow you a new prof
itable builneaa with a 1001 aeoured
future state age. paat experience..
Box 3732. Tribune.
FOR SALE 1 1S5 Chevrolet 4-door
a1an. 1 IMS Chevrolet Coupe. 1
1037 Chevrolet Coupe. 1 1840 Chev
rolet Town Sedan. Oood TJaed cars
are acarce. will be more ao. We
recommend the cara Hated above
aa good buva. Roeue River Chevro
let, 9th Bartlett. Phone 338S.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 10.4 acree
on Pnoenlx-JackaonvUla highway
between Klnge Highway and Dark
Hollow Road, no bulldlnga. fine
eoll and e cedent view of valley.
1004. B. Jackson St.
LOST Red patent bag containing
papera valuable to owner only. Re-w-ard.
Return to Holland Coffee
Shop.
THIS ADV. entitle Richard Parne. PLANER BLOX Big 300 c.f. load.
16 Corning Court, to a FREE S JO. Med. Fuel. Tel. Sill.
BRAKE ADJUSTMENT at the . -.
MEDFORD BRAKE SHOP, 303 N. AI.A VISTA Spltaenberg applet. Call
Riverside. Oordon Kershaw. JS.
PITMFS Myara and Jacuaal. Oood CO AAA 3-acre tract, well located.
""V "'; .. JUUU highly Improved. amall
OET YOCm car readv for winter. A rn' h"": ' '"""J
. . . orcntra. paflur lor cows, poultry
Jttiie and Body Shop. 38 80. 6omfl t(rrn, y
r - - . . . . . 8PFNCER-BAOLEY AGENCY
FOR RENT Furnlfthxl s-room houv. . 103W- M"ln hon 3078
Adults only. Phon 6033. Dark . - -- --
O roc rr. FOR SALE 13 fraiitr Winchiitr
.-------w--. pump tihottgun. K. Mitchell, Maple
FOR SALS Hotpolnt automatic I- Park Drive.
I hoi rxr1c rang. A-1 condition.
20 If taken today or Monday. W. roR SALE refrttrerator. newing mi-
B. Rowley, 7 W. 8th St. machine. Foatora glassware, ptc
! -ww-w turea, books, flower bowl. Taaes
FOR PJCMT Large furnlahed room, and other miscellaneous Items.
I close in. Phone 89411. Phone 3301.
FOR SALE On P-ft, camp trailer. FOR SALE A scree, Jut ouUlde of
Imitation lesther covered plywood. city limits, all irrigated. Out of
Also 16" tires, 6M.O0. Associated town owner will sell for only
Service. Central Point. 00. Mark A. Qoldy Agency, Ex
WaMMeWSleWawW ClllSlVS MfHU.
MUST SELL Equity tn 6 -room mod- weasMa,..
em house, near school. Take car 2 -ROOM Cabin, furnished, lights snd
as part down, call Sunday or eve- water paid. 810-00. Apply 40ft Ear
ning. 907 Haven. hart, rear.
I rLLKESfl Must sacrifice '99 Mer- TOMATOES, lc lb. B. E. Ford, a mites
I cury. Trade, terms. Also good piano, wet on Jacksonville highway.
road. Bos 3844, Tribune.
WATEDYour WATCH and CLOCK
repairing. Work guaranteed. Rea
eonsble price. C. B. Myers. 116 N.
Central.
100 WEANER ptga for sale. Walter
Wool ridge, Coker Butte road.
NOTICE Tire to spray pnaches snd
apricots for curly leal. Phone 6oH9.
W. M. McQonagle Commercial
prayer.
"HOW To Lire Life and Love It." n
up-to-h-mlnute nook by the fam
ous author, Oenevteve Behrend. on
ly personal pupil of T. Troward. 18
lessons complied In one volume.
8308. Genevieve Behrend, Bogus)
River, Oregon.
P. H. A. LOANS quickly, efleleotlp
handled. Mark Gold Agency.
k OJnWM J ESTATE
f W Cveaeat adTerflaee ef me.
"SaV try .roeerlr. Hae Made over
ST.AOe eal.. ef Hhmk 1'irmi
Aereaa-e. Barera frmn all ever th.
taerld. Free eaea liatlna;.
E. A. STROl'T REALTY AGENCT
O. E. MILLARD
Local Agant Shsdf Cot. Ore).
Grants Pass, Ore., Oct. 4. (JP)
Occupants of hotel here told
of what they believed were
earthquake tremors Friday
morning at t im e s set at
6:40 and 7:30. Until re
ports were received of a
90 miles southwest of here at
8:16, there was .no confirmation
from othr persons.
Too Late to Classify
NOTICE If you want your peaches
and apricots sp raved for curly leal
Phone Wl throw, 4843.
FOR RENT Pleasant room. 803 East
Jackson.
FOR SALE By owner, attractive,
modern East side home, full base
ment, sawdust burner, fireplace,
newly decorated kitchen, spacious
lawn. Phone 3428.
MONARCH electric range. Chroma -lox
burners, like new. Also Singer
sewing machine, reasonable. 1127
W. 10th. After 6 evenings.
FOR RENT Furnished houses. 620.00
snd 832.60, water paid. Victor C.
Sether.
FOR SALE Lady's dark blue suit,
size 40 or 42. Almost new, 67.60.
27 piece set silverware, 67.50. Call
321 Apple.
WEANER and feeder pigs. Out Mid
way road, first left road past For
est Patrol, then first right road.
Also want young boar.
FOR SALE Grey and whit enamel
ed combination wood and gas range
with water coll. Phone 2071.
Townsend Club
Meets Wednesday
Regular business meeting of
Townsend Club No. 5 will be
held Wednesday at 8 p.m. in
the Kurtz studio, 204 North Ivy
street. Latest "flash" from
Washington, D. C., will be an
important feature of the evening
and plans for the fall program
will be discussed. Special seals,
in line with the new member
ship set-up, have arrived and
members qualified are invited to
bring their cards.
TRUCKER KILLED IN
SMASHUP NEAR K. F.
Klamath Falls, Oct. 4 (JP)
A pickup truck overturned in
striking a loose shoulder on a
curve and fatally injured the
driver. A. C. Abbott, 74, Olym
pia. Wash., late yesterday,
Charles M. Hogan, about 30,
Portland ex-soldier, passenger
tn Abbott's vehicle, was slightly
injured. The accident occurred
near Sand Creek 68 miles north
of here.
LAND AT LAND OFFICE
843 S. Central
eCCAft 150 acres. 1 mils river
iJDOUU frontage. New 5 -room bun
galow and one 3 -room house. Un
limited water. A beautiful spot. 30
acres of fine loam garden land.
' Additional land adapted to clover.
Will take unencumbered house In
Medford up to sasoo value. Bal
ance terma. Bee J. C. Barnea. 30 N.
Peach St., Phone 4938.
Paint Now!
Prices Are Right And So Is
The Weather
EStimateS Free!
WELCOME
Cold Weather
with
OAKLAND
Wood Circulators
26.05 and up
at
Fick Hardware
d THE GRANGE
Harvest More
Value From
Your Savings
Talent Grange
Booster Night was observed
by Talent Grange and following
a short business session an in
teresting program was enjoyed
by all.
The program opened with
solos by Lyda Mae Baylor ac
companied at the piano by Bar
bara Terrill. Harry Weagant
read a paper on the origin of
the Grange and of its many
accomplishments. The Grange's
latest newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs
Will Thatcher, were escorted to
the lecturer's station and pre-
S Proparly For Success
C. L. PERKINS
DOCTOR or OPTOMETRY
ties Examined Without la M
Praia. Olaaaee fitted and Re
paired. Leneee Duplicated.
IU So Central re. Phone XSSI
An Investment made In this Association
by October tenth will earn a dividend In
January for the three month ptriod begin
ning October first.
Savers, like modern farmers, have learned
the wisdom ef efficient operation. By select
ing this method of investing their long-term
savings, they bring In greater returns, too.
Accounts up to 15000 are
INSURED
Jackson County Federal
savings & loan association
126 East Main
4 - H Club Members Say -
"THANKS A MILLION!"
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Members of Four-H Clubs of this county, who consigned livestock
for the 1941 Auction Sale, are grateful to the firms and individual
of Medford and Jackson County who to generously extended their
interest and support. We are especially appreciative of the valuable
assistance given by members of the Medford Rotary Club, sponsors
f the annual Four-H Club event.
Our thanks goes, of course, to ALL bidders, for the lively
al Interest In the auction made possible the uniformly attractive
. returns. . . These bidders who were successful especially
deserve our sincere thankst
Here Is The Fine
Record of the
1941 4-H Auction
o BEEF
11 Head were sold totaling 18.862 lbs.
The total return in this beef sale was
13158.77 an average of 19.9 cents per
pound.
o SHEEP
T Head were sold with a total weight
of 872 lbs. The value of sheep was
$740.44 and the average price was J5.8
cents per pound.
o HOGS
II hogs were sold at this auction, total
ing 3403 lbs. The total proceeds was
1687.81. an average price of 20.2 cents
per pound.
o TOTALS
- 41 Head were sold during this afternoon
sale, with a total weight of 20.437 lbs.
The total return In the sale was 84.117.12
and the average purchase price ef all
livestock was 20.1 cents per pound.
Big Y Super Market
Crater Lake Motors
. Cupp Furniture Co. -John
Day
Deaver at McCurley
Auto Service
First National Bank of Portland
Mark A. Goldy Agency
Groceteria Super Food Markets
Hansen Hardware
Dr. Watt Hoppe
Hubbard Bros. Hardware
Hubbard Wrey Co.
Jaekson County Feed Co.
Kldd Shoe Store (C. M. at Co.,
Dr. Chas. W. emery
Walter Leverette
Luman Bros.
Medford Meat Co.
Monarch Seed k Feed Co.
Morton Milling Co.
Tobe Osenbrugge
Perl Funeral Home -J.
C. Penney, Inc.
Dr. S. C. Phillip
Richfield Oil Corp.
Riverside Market
Safeway Store
Talent Saw Mill
L. C. Taylor. Inc. ,
(Formerly Pierce-Allen Motor
Co.)
Thuemler Meat Co.
U. S. National Bank oi Portland
Valentine's Cafe
OSuch an event a this annual Four-H Club livestock Skew
and Auction cannot become the signal success WITHOUT the
whole-hearted support of various business establishments . . .
It Is Impossible to list them all but we do call attention to
the exceptional encouragement extended by these flrmsi
Mrs. Catherine Hefferman
lor donating the Jersey Trophy,
Robert Lewi
for donating a Dnree Jersey breed
speetmj.
Ivan Myer
ror donating the Chester White
bread special.
Payer Bros.
For Donating a Dnree Jersey breed
special.
Chas. A. Wing
For donating the Ooerneey Trophy
California Oregon Power Co.
for equipment furnished (or the
Loral Leaders stand.
Fluhrer's Bakery
For the load speaker.
K.M.E.D.
For radio publicity.
Medford Feed k Seed
For special awards.
Medford High School Band
ror muilo at the ftala.
Mall Tribune
For newspaper pnbltelty.
Pacific Feed k Seed Co.
For perlal awards.
Rogue River Chevrolet Co.
For donating radio time.
And to these Individuals who expressed their Interest la
this Four-H Club event by donating trophies, we offer eur
grateful appreciation!
q To these firms and individuals listed here
V and to this entire community, we say
"THANKS A MILLION"
THIS MESSAGE OF APPRECIATION IS PUBLISHED BY THE 4-H CLUB MEMBERS OF
JACKSON COUNTY WHO CONSIGNED LIVESTOCK TO THE 1941 4-H CLUB AUCTION
SEPTEMBER 26.