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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1941. PAGE NTNE LOCAL and CImt In Park Beautiful au . tumn weather prevailed today in Crater Lake national park, it was stated In a short-wave I radio broadcast from the park. e I Teachers To Meet Upper Grade Teachers council will ! meet Saturday at 11 a. m. in i the county courthouse. A Copco demonstrator will show a series of pictures. . Rummage Sale A rummage sale will be held by the Daugh ters of Union Veteraiis all day Saturday at 214 East Main street. Contributions for the sale will be appreciated, the organization said. Those able to contribute something were asked to telephone Dr. Susie V. Standard, 3769. Plane Passengers Leaving for Portland by United Mainliner this noon were Dick Woodcock and J. M. Callahan. C. H. Mo Dougal left for Los Angeles on J the forenoon plane. C. Hewitt arrived from Portland last mid- ' night. Otis Perkins arrived irom Portland last night. Leaving yes terday afternoon were A. B. Deerfield, to Seattle, and -E. J. DeVoe, to Portland. . Minor Mishaps Dan L. Evans of 312 Austin street and Clair Heaton of 1012 Queen Ann ave nue drove cars involved in a slight mishap at North River side avenue and Austin street last evening, a report on file said today. Machines operated by Page Stanffer of Route 4 and Fred Williams of Route 2 were involved in a minor accident st North Central avenue and Fourth street yesterday after noon, according to a report on file today. Jvst lasts thwn togetfar . . . a uky stole, and Yon never realize bow mar velous a thick, done-to-a-rurn steak can taste till you try one served with ted California Claret vine. Sit down to this grand combination soon. See if you've ever before had as much real eating pleasure at you'll find in sizzling steak and good Claret wine. Wine Advi-. sory Board, 8 Second Street, San Francisco. L' W 1 JrS m EXTRA SPECIALS FRIDAY&SATURDAY SEE the Marvelous and SAVE o Coats and Suits o Dresses oHats o Sweaters & Skirts o Blouses o Bags & Neakwear o Shoes Start Your Xmat Shopping TOMORROW and SATURDAY Slippers. Bed Jacket House Coat & Robe. Slip Gown Pajama the BAND BOX J21 !st 6rh 3686 PERSONAL Confer E. P. Leavltt, super intendent of Crater Lake na tional park, left by motorcar this morning for Klamath Falls. There he was to be Joined by Don Fisher, acting custodian of the Lava Beds national monu ment, for a conference on pri vate land acquisition. To Convention John W. Sni der, vice president of Snider's Dairy & Produce company, left by train Saturday for Philadel phia where he will attend the 23rd annual convention of the Association of American Bot tlers of Carbonated Beverages to be held November 10 through November 14. e Council To Meet Jackson County Intermediate Teachers council will meet Saturday at 11 a. m. In the county court house auditorium. Otto Wllda of the Southern Oregon College of Education will be guest speaker and will give a demon stration in art. Miss Roberta Ivenhoe is chairman of the meeting. To Lake Scofield De Long, regional architect of the .na tional park service at San Fran cisco, Lester H. Anderson, land scape architect of Crater Lake national park, and George T. Hopper, resident engineer, left this morning to- make a study at Crater lake. Mr. De Long has been here for several days. Bsck From Trip Three Htllah Temple Shriners. Potentate Mil lard Grubb of Ashland, Assist ant Rabban Paul Rynnlng and Past Potentate E. C. "Jerry" Jerome of Medford returned home yesterday after a motor trip north on a goodwill tour for the Shrine ceremonial to be held In Ashland tomorrow. They met with Shriners' in Roseburg Sunday evening, Eugene Mon day and Marshfield and Co quille Tuesday. la Jail John O'Shaughnessy, 99, Klamath Falls, was being held In the county Jail here today on a federal charge - of selling liquor to an Indian ward of the government. O'Shaugh nessy was brought to the Jail here yesterday by Paul Hanlin, U. S. deputy marshal, after he rad waived a preliminary hear ing before U. S. Commissioner Bert . C. Thomas In - Klamath Falls. Ball was fixed at $2500. Superintendent Raymond A. Douglas today became project superintendent of -, the Oregon Caves CCC camp, It was an nounced by Crater Lake na tional park headquarters. Mr. Douglas was formerly project superintendent at- Camp Woa hink Lake near Florence. His transfer to Camp Oregon Caves followed the disbanment ' of many camps and the merger of the Medford CCC district with the Vancouver Barracks, Wash., and Sacramento, Cal.r districts. Navajos hold such fear of evil spirits following them home from burial sites, that they leave the graveside by a counter clockwise route since the spirit world moves In a clockwise direction. LIVESTOCK Fortians Portland. Ore, Hot. O. V Dept. AfT.) Hose TOO: market slow. eteady to weak; rood -choice 170-1.15 lb. drte-ln largely 1040: few to lo ss: load 870 IB. weignt lo.so; jso. 180 lb. weight 8H-10 00; heavier weight l-X down: llfot llfht 8.78- 10.00; parking sows mostly S 00.35; Ugbt ow to S.7S; off-grade down to 7.90: feeder pt enable Jl.00 13 00. Cattle 160; calve SS: market slaw. mostly eteady; bull and cancer oow very drag!?: few Hint steer S00 10.00: goodVchole fed tre quotable to 13.23 or above: load fairly good belter 10 St: beef belter motly SOO TS; dairy belter S 00-7.33; cenner- cutter cow 4.38-5.60; many shelly eon down to S.00: fat dairy cowa 6-00-80; odd beef cows to 7.76; com mon-medium bull 7 23-30; good bull held above 8.00; velers steady: good choice grade 1160-18 60. Sheep 800: market about steady: medium-good lamb 8.00-60; good- choice grade 8.76-10 00; common lamb down to 1 00: feeder Umb 7 30-8 38: fat ewe 4 60-4.00; common ewe down to S 00. Sooth Ban rranrisee South San Francisco. Nov. . r (Fed.-aut Mkt, New) Hog 160, Steady; load 1 S3. 333 lb. California 1111. package 168 lb. at 11.00; ow 6.60 down. Cattle 86. Medium to good fed ateer quoted 10 36-1100; graa cowa 7 30-8 00: dairy cow sparingly 7.00 down; bull 6.00-9.00. Calves: Sal abl none. Nominally eteady: good to choice vealer quoted 18.00-13.60; slaughter ealvea 8.00-10.00, Sheep none. Nominal: wooled lamb quoted 11.00-36; thorn ewea quoted 6.60-6.60. Chicago Chicago. Nov. . r (tf. S. Dept. At.)Hos 18.000: aowa steady: good to choice 160-100 lb. 10.36-60: top 10.60; 160.180 lb. 10.00-35; 800-400 lb. sow .76-10.36; good 400-600 lb. 8.60-88. Caul S.soo, ealvea 800; most weighty steers 10.38-11.60; medium weight 11.86: 1,400 lb. avtrages 1046; yearling and light ewer tronff, active: InaUnce ahade higher on choir offering: beat 18 66: beet heifer 13.86; top beef cow 7.76 al though odd lot and en load choloe offering 8 00: cutter 6 SO, down; canner 4.76-6.73; weighty sausage bull offerlnira to 6.18: vealer irons at 13 00-13 00. Sheep 6.600: trade fat Iamb opened alow: three loada western around 10 lower at 11.00; some clipper 10.60 and, 1046; few native Iambi 11.38; fat ewea 4- -0.6O. Portland Produce Portland, Ore., Nor. 6. (JP) Eggs: Piters to producer.. A Urge 89c; B large 31c: A mecttum SOlc; B medi um, 28c dec.; A Till, 34c: B tmatl, 20c doc. Resale to retailer 4e higher for cases; cartons, So higher. Portland Wheat Portland, Or., ICov. t. tF) Oram: Open High Tjow Close May 86 V4 '. ! Dec. 81 81 81 81 ' Oaart Tvni Oat He. 8-98 lb. whit 86.00. Barley No. -6 lb. b.w. 88.00. Corn Ho: 3-Z.T. ahijrment 88.00 Mo. 1 nan 1.78. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 84: oft white excluding Re 6T; white club 88; wettern red 88. Hard red winter: Ordinary 61; 10 pet. 84. II pet. 160; 18 pet. 108. Hard whit Burt: Ordinary 1.03; 10 pet. 1.07; U pet. MIS: 1 pet. I.17H. Today's car receipt: Wheat 1; flour I; corn f : mlllfeed t. Chicago Wheat Chtotco, Hot. 8. VP) Open Kith Low do Deo. U6H 1.1S t.lSH 1.16 My 1 J8 1J1 Ul July 1.82 IMS HI IM Wall St. Report New . York, Nov. . AP) The spaedlng rails of Wednesday developed hot-box in today's stock market and many leaders jumped tha recovery track for losses ot fractions to around 2 point. Transfers approximated 700,- nnrt aharaa. ! n 4 U11M l. 4k. ..-Jam nun, n. i ... is .. . m . .- was blamed mainly on Indica tions the wage boost recom mended by the president's fact finding board was unsatisfactory to the brotherhood which had asked for a much broader pay increase. There were some good earn ing statement and pleasing divi dends but these were offset to i considerable extant by an nouncement the treasury would urge new taxes running to sever al billions on personal Income. Today cleelnt price for 84 elect ed atock follow; Al. Chem. at Dye 160 Am. Can 77 k, T. T. , 160 Anaconda - set Atcb. T. 8. T. 88 Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulslon reUsv DromuUy be cause It toes right to tha seat of ths trouble to help loosen and expel Srrn laden phloem, and aid nature sooth and heal raw, tender. In flamed bronchial mucous mem brane. Tell your elr-JCflst to sell you a bottle of Creornulalon with the us demanding you must Uka ths way It quickly allays the couth or you ax to nave your money osca. CREOMULSION . for Coufhs, Chest Colds, IroachiH Isolationist Harangues Sen ators As Vote On Neutral ity Act Revision Nears. Washington, Nov. 6. Senator Wheeler (D., S. D.) as serted to Democratic supporters of administration legislation to revise the neutrality act today that when they faced the elect orate again, they would be "Willkle candidates, supported by the communists." Resuming his attack on a measure permitting American merchant ships to carry arms and sail Into the combat zones, Wheeler said in the senate that Wendell L. Willkie, the 1940 Republican nominee, and Sec retary of the Navy Knox, also a Republican, would support them in their next campaign if they voted for the bill, as Dem ocratic leaders said a majority of them would. Willkie Candidates Wheeler a ecu sad Willkie, "Wall street bankers" and com munists of ''trying to take this country into war." I "You are going to ba Willkie candidates," Wheeler shouted to the few senators listening at the time. "I hope he goes Into the states of every one of you Dem ocrats after you vote for this bill. "I hope that the communists support you. I want to sea you explain that to your people." The Montana senator said that the administration had been able to obtain endorsement of its foreign policies "from a few farm leaders," from some bank ers, from some labor leaders ond from many communist or ganizations. "But they can't taka the mothers of this country along," he thundered. 'They ean't reach into the homes with political jobs and take th fathers of this country." Supporters of the legislation let Wheeler have the floor, re lying on their belief they had votes already. Wheeler charged at one point that the navy "is sending Amer ican boys to sea In ships that ar out of repair because the ship yards are tied up repairing British ships." 18,612 TRAINED Salem, Nov. 6. OP) Defense training classes provided In struction for 18,812 person dur ing tha year ended July 3B, the state board for vocational edu cation reported today. Bendls Avis. Beth. Steal Caterpillar Tract. , Chrysler Curtlat-Wrlfht Dousla Acft. DuPont Oen. (lee. , CXn. roods , i I, Oen. Mot. Int. Harvut. Johns-Man. . 87 n S8 . 88 H - 664 - . 71 ..146 . 38 . 88 . 88 . 48 - 67 . 84 . 60 - 1SH -11 Knnecott Monty Ward No. Amn. Ava. North Amer. Penney (3. O.) Penna. ri. R. . . 83 . 88 . 46 Phillip Pet Radio Sou. Pm. Std. Brands . St. oil Cal. . 13 8 8-1 45 4 . 68 TJnquoted 18 61 St. Oil K. J. Tran. Amer. Union Crb. .... Unit. Aircraft . United Airline V- teel 8n rrancrlace Butter Baa Franotaoo, Kov. Sor But ter. 68 nan 88: 61-86: 80-84; M-88. Sacramento. Ho. 8. vChurnlnf cream buttarfat: First srad 40; aeo ond grade 88. LECTURE JAMIS S. FIRKINS Vic President Theosopkical Society t America. Subject Tamorrow's World nd Tadsy' . Courthouse Auditorium I p. m., Nov. 7 pi Capra Picture In B i Ace director Frank Capra with Lionel Barrymore and Jean Arthur rehears a scan for "You Cant Taka It With You," opening a three day re turn showing today at the Ri- aito theatre, climaxing the Rialto's "Frank Capra Week. Mrs. Ethel Taylor, daughter of southern Oregon pioneers and herself a pioneer In the Arctic north, died yesterday at Anchor age, Alaska, where her husband operates the city's largest groc ery store, word was received here today. Mrs. Taylor Is survived also by a son. Walter L. White, for mer Medford resident now liv ing in Jacksonville, two sisters, Mrs. Fred Foote. 809 East Ninth street, and Mrs. Dora Coy, form er Medford resident who moved recently to Selma, and a brother, Frank Fawcett, who moved re cently from Medford to Valsetz. Mr. White spent two weeks at his mother's home in Anchorage in September. Mrs. Taylor went to Alaska with her husband in 1910 and the two operated tha Paxton madhouse on tha Copper river and on the Valdez trail to Fair banks. When a community was begun at Anchorage Mr. and Mrs. Taylor went there and started a soft drink bottling bus iness. A dozen years or so aso they gava this up to go into the grocery Business. Mrs. Taylor resided in Ash land many years ago. Her fath er, James Fawcett, was a pioneer blacksmith in the Applegate dis trict and his father was a black smith at Fort Klamath whan tha stronghold against tha Indian was first established. No word had been received here regarding funeral. arrange ments. SABOTEURS TO PEN Portland. Nov. 8sjpi Fif teen Italian seamen will Irava tonight to start serving prison sentences xor damaging thetr ship as it lay In the harbor her last spring. Cant. Giovanni Pa. lonlo waa sentenced to five years and the others from two to four. They will go to Terminal Island penitentiary, San Pedro. Closing urn foe Olaaalfled Ads a m Too Let to claealfy 11:60 a "No Harsh Laxatives For Me adlzrika elrM me proper action. Is Dleaunt anri av TTuj intttiiiri peat 10 year for spell of conatlpe- ..v. i n. .-vt.r AuucrurtA usu ally clear bowel quickly and relieve raa peine. Oct It TODAY. West Bid Pharmacy. - MUl Only ;4A-B:IV S5o Ine. US K.rll!i lte lnrln1tnf t TOMORROW RIGHT It I AT. Tk W.sUrn ghy'g ths) limit for fun anal LUPEVELEZ Loe Crrwl Denele WeoeS 2 ACI FEATURES I0HNNY MACK BROWN X LAST TIMES TONIGHT EAITOF THS jkeinr W war . JOHN AWIIIO IIINDA MMtHftl Plus 'ROOKIES an PARADE' I the- 1 1 W I A U 'P m fe lit Ma ft- Return Showing Also in top roles In this plc turizatlon of the Pulitzer prise play are James Stewart, Ed ward Arnold, Mischa Auer, Ann Miller, Spring Byington, Haiti well Kobbes. Donald Meek, H. B. Warner and Jack Benny's "Rochester." Funniest Role Bob Hop has on of his fun nlest roles in the comedy hit, "Nothing But tha Truth," now at tha Craterlan theatre where it 'will show through Saturday night. Paulette Goddard is co starred with Hope in the hilar ious complications that arise when Bob bet $10,000 that he can tell nothing but the truth for 34 hours. Too Late to Classify FOR RENT Desirable fumlahed apartment. Orand Hotel. GET WONDERFUL RELIEF Tm wn a4 Itak tl Stsaste P-ILESI! aimle re aeed aea wra awl lertere vwi with Meeemln Hh. bur end Irrlta. tm. Steen'a Prr aaiM 8erllerMe brlna nutok. leeme nIM. Thaw T.wav awake. lhe eiw real aumfArt. reuci etrala. Mlw tlahtee relaia me branei. eniUr hbrleata an evftene. Pretertlv en4 aalt. ehaSne. m May to im. If' wentrfu i be IT 'i J"1 eeeln. On eenalne SI rtl PrrawM SeeeeelUrMe et rvur em lor e ltln t .l Me an 6148 e er e aw,ae eem raraMea. Mat 11c tax 8c-S0 gve 8s lax 4o.40e 18 fa tn-IM K1ddle-1tc I net. Tax ENDS SATURDAY NIOHT ThWhoUTown'8 LAUGHING! Coming Sunday MslvyiOOUGUS Rutfi HUSSH-Ellen DREW i 1 s - PC BALB -racm house, bath, hat e-mter. ooecnte foundauon: cabin. If aold In 10 dart. sxx. Term. A. P. Plower. Ill 8. 13th. port PENT 6-raom fumlahed mod em home. S35. Acreage. Ph. 4939 er call at 141111 Plae. earner Conn McAndrew . UBTO 600x18 tlrv. Perfect ehape. j r pir. vtoev l ire cacnanca, 83 8. Bartlett. TOU WILL en Jay the evenlns at Dreamland, Bat. mint, carnival danoe. A DAM ACTED fender ruins the appear- anne or your car. snnf It to Pally Aura Paintln and Body Shop, 16 S. Bartlett. WH BUT POR CASH anything of vaiue. rurniiure, tool, etc p. o. Bos 641. Medford. WHY TAKE CHANCES Complete brake overhaul on any Dodre. Ply mouth or Chevrolet, only 68 80 et Champa Ttxsco Service. Riverside Jackeon. PLANER BLOX Big 300 ct load, 6S.60. VIED. rVZU Tel. 1111. POIl 8ALB Ford V-S fords deluxe Man. 630 oo car. Will Uk 6176 00 eaah. Call Bketr' Oara. Talent, Ore. Try our VICTORY Burser. only 16c i'u our udmij I oteaas, 90c. snm heat eteaka In town every day at ULLIE'S PlACg. corner Court McAndrew' a. RXMSBER h carnival danee. ineamiana, eeturaey msnt. NEW PURNISHED apartment for rent ror or s people. Reaaonable. Ph. SMS. 113 Laurel. FOB R13T-4eeplri room. 438 W. iztn. 18s MERCURY 4-door eadan. Equip ped with heater and radio, new rub ber. Also modal "A" Fvtrd pick up. Be at ' Tubby" Dean'e. your Ponttae dealer, new Richfield sta tion. 6th drape. Dial 3843. NO BONE cornet. Salee and repair aervioe. ssi a. Riverside. Dial 355B. WANTETVExperteneed orchard pnm, era. Orchard Park Parma. Ph. 6878. WANTED M1ddl-aed woman far general nouaework. Rererenoea re quired. Permanent work to. right party, vail adirr. POR BALI Hate far men. tl 00 and 61.80. a tar Cleaner. 6 S. front 81. WANTXl E-prlnr-Bfl irl fbr fn ral houftFwork. Oo bom nlchu. rbon I4A3. POK SALE -Or TRADB Lt.rfw ml divw lot, dost Iq. Klamath palU, for Ut modal UMd Plymoutl, Box 494S, Tribunal. OU BAUER ApU. fum m unlum. Bio csirnlTBl. dnoc m Ch-mlnd, Saturday ntfbt. WAWTBPe-Bwi ruif to try our old fhlond Brbqiiet ftttturttfty wxl Bunday at ULXIK S PLACE, oornr Court tfc McAndrtw't. FOR SALE--Butlful nw eocti medium .. 624 W. Uth. WANTED Drag mw. Wh-t bw yout Trade Modal "A" pickup on mod! "A' Ufbt truck. CbarlM Rom, Rt. J, Bo 836-A. SBlr Ln. ROMMAOE SALE by Datlfhtera of Union Veteran at 814 a. Main, Sat urday. Nov. 8. Contribution ap preciated. - ...... Tha M agio of Capra At lis Brilliant East! . . In this ftorlous story f ths grandest gratis) f human bing who ever siars) t kasj thslr own happy lives! 7 . Starts Today for 3 Days II tA SINOLB-BILLED TO YOUH . iffi . COMtlTt CMJOYMXMT kj .; . -. , - iBM"Wivm wit MATINttS 6 airs S.te tne. tax KISdiea It hre. tax FOR SALE T w a lrs sprinter milk oow. w. Main Bt 2nd nouae west Pre' Qaraa. POR SALE 10-ton stack mixed clover hey w. Main St., and house weat of Pree Garage. POR RENT T-roora unfumlahed houae, one acre, barn, chicken houae. 630. Ihone 4039, or call at Ullle'e Place, corner Court and Mo- -- Andrew'a. POR SALEBrood ows to farrow about Dec. 16; alao weaner pla. U w. Badger, 3 mile north Central Point. WANTED To buy from owner, ranch with food aotl. Prefer around 60 a. cultivated, free water and lair Im provement. Willing to py around 66.000 cash. Write Box 4368. Tri bune before Sunday. POR SALS Larue eaal burning err culattng heater. 410 E. Main. THIS ADV. entitles P. E. Redden. 101 Reddy, to a PREE BRAKE ADJUST MENT at the MEDFORD BRAKE . SHOP. 303 N. Riverside. WANTED A few good bred ewe. Ph. 3416. Mccarty, Orchard Horn Drive. OIRIS' BICYCLE. Reoobl. Ph. 4483. r H. A. LOANS quickly, efficiently Mark Ouldy Agency. BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGH Of Tired KkfaMwg If WksW-b KM leaf palta) gtf tD-Uflg ts nirTsYblt), don't just comnUia n-l do uothie hout thcni. Ntlurvmay M wtkiiUUlX fgaa t your senary DtMtl ttttaiBtioft. Th litlngyisra Natura't hMjyalt-Urtt tm svuic said pctieus mi out f Utm Mood. Th7 Ulp ugrt pXepit pM ml i piitgtcUy. If tb 15 aDw ei kdomr tabs tuwf flltera dot, t work wtll, -KMavosKKii will mit4r stay la incj blood. Tht-e Doiawoa may at rt ofgiiis. biMsiahtisj, rhsju itttio ptuoa, leg naiai, I'm ol pwti ifMl tttvrfy.ctiu.nc up nifril), rlinf puffin uodar Im v, h-dveb atkd disst b. Frqunioi smnty pMgs with nuart ItAisaburiuasavomMTmMihn Uud wrorigj wiiti your kldtuya or blsutdoh Don't wait) Aasi ouf dniM-t tat Dotvo'f Filki, VgeH tucsatrully by di ilUoDa fur ovw 40 fmn. Ihay tivtj happy ralief aod will balp tba 1 mil of kidTstxy lubaa tlmb out poks vm wmu Iron Vb blood. Ott Dews i'U GRANGE DANCI Observing Sat.it Hawkins Day Saturday, Nov. 8 I to 1. Merrill's Orchestra Roxy Ann Grangt Spring Street $25.00 REWARD Will be paid by the manufacturer for any Cora or Callone GREAT CHRISTOPHER POSITIVE C O K N SALVE cannot remove. SSe at Tour WESTERN THRIFT STORE. .. , W gTtNINO Adolr 8e tne. tax KHMlee lie rnctaa