MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1941.
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BERSERK BUCK IS
OFFICEMLLEI
Two Day Rampage of Pet
Brings Injury To One
And Fright To Scores.
A four-year-old pet buck deer
that ran berserk for two days
was shot and killed by a state
policeman yesterday afternoon,
after it bad injured two persons
and frightened many others.
The deer, police said, was own
ed by Frank Denman of Route
4, who had left it in care of Ray
Dallaire, a neighbor, while on
a trip back east.
Monday, police said, the deer
broke out of its pen and at
tacked Jasper B. Hibbert, 63, a
neighbor, when he approached it
with an apple in an attempt to
get it back into its corral. Hib
bert was knocked to the ground
and trampled, suffering a broken
hand and bruises and was taken
to a hospital.
The deer then fled and when
next seen was roaming along the
creek bottom back of the Med
ford Concrete Construction com
pany, 1320 North Riverside ave
nue. About eight children, be
lieving the deer was harmless,
got too close to it and were
chased helter skelter up on
stacks of concrete pipe.
Avoids Lauo
Russ Semon, employe of the
construction company, obtained
a rope and attempted to lasso the
animal, but each time the noose
fell around the deer's neck it
broke away before Semon could
slip the knot tight. The deer
then chased Semon and several
other employes up on the pipe,
Semon being skinned on the leg
when the buck wielded its short,
jagged horns.
State police were finally
called and a shot through the
heart ended the deer's short
burst of freedom. The meat was
turned over to the Salvation
Army.
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N U R S E Bikes are used by
Russian medical nurses such as
this Ctrl, serving In the field
about besieged Moscow. The let
ters on the kit stand for the
U.S. SR. In Russian.
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SPEAKS One of her rare
apaches In con if r es was made
by flattie W. Caraway (D-Ark.),
only woman member of the
senate, to advocate revision of
the neutrality act and arming of
merchant ships. Senator Cars
way has two sons in uniform.'
1 Dead, 1 Missing in Bomber Crash
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Five fliers parachuted to safety, one was killed and another being hunted on the bliasard
swept Waiatch mountain range near Park City, Utah, following the crash of aa army bomber
nroute from Denver to Fort Douglas, Utah. A member of the searching party examines a motor
of the ill-fated plane.
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ANCLE -Petrified forest?
Nope, Just an odd-angle, low
down shot of the stocks and
flukes of some warship anchors
propped upright at the Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii, navy yard.
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RETORTMhen a woman
compl.iined to Frank A. Good
win, Massachusetts' fiery motor
vehicle registrar, that traffic
rules were turning her hair gray,
Goodwin said: "My records show
the woman is 41. It's about time
she had a few gray hairs."
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Coal Mines Idle in Strike
Port land j
Portland, Ore., Not. 19 (-(USDA)
Hog 400; market active; Uht med
ium butchers 10-15 higher; strong
weights 2& up; packing sowa un
changed; bulk good -c hole 175-215 lb.
drlTe-ins 10.05-75; 230-260 lb.
wetghU $10 00; up to 300 lb. 19.75;
light lights an vr iily td.25e 10 00;
bulk packing aowa quouble S7J5-75;
big down to 17 00; unooth lights
$8.00; f?eder ptga sharply lower tor
week and several lots unsold; lato
Thursday few lots 99.75.
Cattle 100; calves 25; not enough
teers to make a market; all claaaea
nominally unchanged; odd head good
teers 18 50; few common-medium
slaughter helfera $7 00-8 5; odd lot
fleshy cowa a7.00-25: canner -cutter
oowa $4.00 8.60; odd head good bulla
$7.90 8.50; no choice vcalera offered
eligible to $12.00; few plain lots
99.00-60; small lot mixed 98.00.
Sheep 200; market nomlnah good
choice truckedln lambs quotable
99.75 &10.25; slaughter ewes 95.00
down.
(The Portland livestock market will
be closed tomorrow.)
soft white excluding Res, cac;
white club P9c; western red 99' jc.
Hard red winter: ordinary 92c; 10
pet. 95c; 11 pet., 91 01; 12 pet. 9106.
Hsrd whit baart: ordinary 9103:
10 pet. 91084; 11 pet. UK',; 12
pet. 9118',.
Today's car receipts: wheat 11;
flour S, com 8.
Chicago Wheat
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
United Alrllna
U. B. Bteel
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Ran FranelM Butter
Ban Franclnco. Not. IS. y& But
ter, egga and cheese unchanged.
Sacramento, Not. 10 -T Churn
ing cream butterfat: first grade 41c;
second grsds 39c.
Chlcaao. Not. in. ;p Wheat:
Open Hlizh Low Close
1.134 1 151, 1.14H 1 MS
no', i.joh i ibs 1 10,
, 1J0, 1.10, 1 19, UO
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A striking miner lookad at the Idle, workings of tho big
Harman captiv mina at HarmarTille, Pa., after John L. Lewia
informed President Roosaralt that the United Mint Workers re
fused an open shop agreement in captive coal mines. Empty coal
barges are in the foreground aboTe.
Large Mason Group
lo Greet Judge Hay
On Central Pt. Visit
Central Point, Nov. 19. (Spl.)
A large attendance is expect
ed to greet Judge Arthur D. Hay
of Lakeview when he makes his
official visitation at the Masonic
Temple in Central Point Friday
evening. Masons from all parts
of southern Oregon will attend.
Judge Hay, most worshipful
grand master of the Oregon
grand lodge, A. F. and A. M.,
will give an address during the
evening's ceremonials. Fifty-
year Jewels will be presented to
several Masons.
The meeting will be held after
a no-host dinner to be served in
the Central Point Masonic ban
quet room by members of the
Eastern Star at 6:45 p. m.
Tokyo, Nov. 19 (P) Twenty
persons were killed and many
injured in train collision to
day at the Arakawa river near
Tokyo.
Over 17,000,000 storage bat
teries for automobiles are made
annually, according to the cen
sus. The industry employs over
15,000 workers and batteries
are produced in 221 plants.
South Kan Kranrlaco
South Ban franclsco, Nov. 10
(Fed -State Mat. News) Cattle none.
Recent trade medium and good
slauRhter cowa HO 00-50. tew to
$10.60: canner and cutter cowa $5.00
8.35; common and medium $8.50
7.76; medium bulla $8.00-35; calTes
salable none. Good to choice vealera
quotable $11 50a 13.50.
Hos 350. latrlT actlre. 10 higher;
good barrows and gilts 165-335 lb.
mostly $11.35; few 335-366 lb. $10.75;
medium and good aowa $8.00-75.
Bheep 1,400; supply largely slsugh-
ter ewes, medium grade predomina
ting; no early sales, undertone weak;
recent trade on good to choice wooled
lambs, $10.6011.35: medium to
choice alaughter ewes $4.50P5.50.
(So. Ban Francisco market will be
closed. Thursday.)
Chicago
Chicago, Not. 19. py (USDA1
Hojzs 1B.000; msrket generally alow;
stesdy; some early sales strong; top
$1040.
Cattle 8.000. cslTes 800: top $12 go
on three loads yearling steers scaling
1036 lba. to 1174 lbs.: bulk weighty
steers $11.25a 13 35: helfera 35 up;
prime 332 lb. offerings to $13.78:
mostly $UI5( 13.35; weighty cutters
to $6.75: most fat cows $7.00-76:
weighty sausage bull offerings to
$9.35; Testers ateady at $13.00 down.
Bheep 6.000; top natlTea and fed
westerns $1 1 .65 to packers; other wes
terns $11.25; some medium to good
natives $11 0O-50 with strictly good
to choice kinds $11.60-65; yearlings
$9.00: most fat ewes $4.60 8 6.60; low
er gradea $3.004.36.
Portland Produce
Portland. Ore., Nor. 19. (AV
Dressed turkeys selling prices: hens,
30-3OC lb.; toms, 33-34C lb.; buying
prices: toms 33c lb.; hens 37-380 lb.
Other produce unchanged.
Wall St. Report
New York. Nov. 19. (AP) A
last hour rally in the steel shares
helped to lift stock market prices
today and at the close gains in
the leaders ranged from frac
tions to around a point. In a
few instances the advances ran
to 2 or more points.
The upturn followed publica
tion of President Roosevelt's let
ter to steel companies and the
head of the CIO in which the
executive demanded that work
in the captive coal mines "must
recommence.
Transactions amounted to
around 800.000 shares. Bonds
were irregular.
Today'a closing prices for 84 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. dt Dye 1481,
74 '4
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Portland Wheat
Portland, Ore., Not. 19 P) drain:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May .90 ft .96 ft aeft .98 ft
Dec. aift .91ft sift .91ft
Cash grain: oats No. 3-38 lb. white
$35 50: barley No. 3-45 lb. b.w. $39 60;
corn No. 3-e.y. ahlpmenta $33.60. No.
1 flax $1.80.
Cash wheat (bid): soft white 96c;
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One of the much used service! we
afford is BANKING -BY-MAIL It
is a boon to those living some dis
tance from town or for other
reasons find it inconvenient to call
in person. Inquire about this ser
vice it saves so much time and
effort We supply special Deposit
slip Envelopes without charge.
You enclose your checks endorsed
payable to this bank and drop
in the nearest mail box. Back
comes your receipt.
Mcdford Branch of the
KSTTED STATES NATIONAL BAXK
of Portland
A. T. & T.
Anaconda
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Caterpillar Tract.
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DuPont
Gen. Elec.
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Int. Han'Mt.
Johns Man.
Kennecott
Penney (J. C.)
Penna. R. R.
Phillips Pet
Radio
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Owl Club Opening in
Large New Location
121 E. Main Thursday
The Owl club will be open for
business in its spacious new lo
cation at 121 East Main street j
tomorrow, and C. E. (Chick) I
Conway, proprietor, cordially
invites the public to inspect the j
mnrlarrt nns.lflr. Tha HujI 1,,K '
has been located Just across the
street at 116 East Main street
for many years.
A feature of the new Owl
club is the 12-stool lunch coun
ter, modern In every respect;
the new bar and the card room
in the rear. The entire establish
ment is equipped with the most
modern fixtures available.
Mr. Conway announced that
wines and beers would be de
livered anywhere in the city
from 7 a. m. to 12:45 a. m.
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St. Oil Cal. 24
8t. Oil N. J 44
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