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PAGE FIVE LOCAL and Meeting Tonight Council of Townsend club 2 will meet at 7 o'clock tonight in Townsend hall, 123V4 West Main street. D. D. Davis, club president, requests a full attendance. The regular club meeting will be held at 8 o'clock. e M d 1 e a 1 Meeting Jackson County Medical society will hold a regular semi-monthly dinner-meeting in the Hotel Hol land at 7 p. m. Wednesday. Dr. Charles T. Sweeney will be the host. Dr. L. D. Inskeep will present the paper of the eve ning, on "War Wounds." Warmer The weather at Cra ter Lake national park today was clear and warmer, the thermometer registering 35 de grees at 8:45 this morning and reaching a low of only 29 dur ing the night, it was reported by short-wave radio. Park roads were slippery in spots, the broadcaster said. Minor Accidents Clarence Arnold, Medford, and Frank R. Meads, 709 Beekman street, drove cars involved in a minor accident at Bartlett and Fifth streets yesterday afternoon, ac cording to a report on file today. M. Heckenberger, Eagle Point, nd T. J. Fuson, 2005 East Main street, operated ma chines involved in a minor mis hap at Fifth and Apple streets Sunday afternoon, a report on file said today. Conclude Vacation Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Roberts, 32 Rose avenue, returned home Friday by train after a week's vaca tion in California and Portland. While in Riverside, Cal., they visited Mr. and Mrs. Luke Ryan, former Medford residents. In San Francisco they were guests of their son, Dale Roberts. They visited In Los Angeles and also attend the California - Oregon football game. Before returning to Medford they also visited in Portland. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland, Ore.. Nov. 26 (,PWU8DA) Hogs 650; late market active, fully steady with Monday's best high; bulk good-choice 175-215 lb. weights 11.00-15; 330-300 lb. weights largely 910.00-50: light llrhts 910.00-50; packing cows 97.25 (? 8.00. Cattle 150; calves 50; supply large ly low grade cows; market undertone steady; odd head common-medium steers 98.00 900; few mixed year lings 910.00; odd lots common-medium heifers 98.00 at 955; dairy :.lnda to 97.00 and below; canner to com mon grade cows 94.258,50; medium good bulls 97.50 8.75; good-choice vealers 912.00-50. Sheep 300; slaughter lambs firm; odd lotc medium-good woolcd lambs 99.00i9 10.00: strictly good-choice quo table to 910.50; common ewes 93.00; good -choice quotable to 95.25. , Chicago Chicago, Nov. 25. JFr (USDA) Hogs 87,000; generally 15-25 lower; top 910.15. Cattle 14.000: calves 1.500; most weighty steers 9112512.25. Siieep 9.500; practically nothing done; bidding 15-25 lower on fat lambs or $11.75 down. Best kinds held around 912 00. Math Pan Franrlsco Bonth 6an Francisco, Nov. 35.--7Pi red. -State Mkt. News) Hogs 600. rather slow, mostly 10 lower: bulk good 170-235 lb. barrows and gilts 911.06, a few 911.10; small number 240-285 lb. and 140-169 lb. 910.55; few medium and good sows steady at 98.00-60, strictly good quotable 98,75. Cattle 75. All slaughter classes steady; trade fairly active; few lots, mostly common 800-1,050 lb. steers 98.003 9.50; gocd grade quotable up to 811.00; canner and cutter cows 95.00(36.50, odd head common to 97.00, medium gratis beef-type cows quotable up to 98 25: common and medum bulls 97.50 m 8 35. Calves 10. Vealers and calves steady; few good vealers 912.00-29, choice quotable to 913.00, rdd head common calves down to 98.50. Touv won bn:i itie battle against cold discomfort If you can open those stu.Ty nostrils and breathe throurh ro-jr nose without that imo tiiery freilnf. If your nostrils areclo-ped up. lnrert Mentholatum. Not how esrtivel it eii your breathing and relieves thf aneesinf, snir.lr.g. Forenc-ia. nwriitnsr, and rrdr.f-s. With a.l these annoyance eheeicd. you can go about your ac-t!rtt:- Inc n'rrt. .Vr- rr ttihH. 30e. M JUJII.laVI.Jllf I If you plan to buy or sell let us finance the transaction. s JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL AVIKGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION PERSONAL Building Permit Apostolic Faith church. 901 North Central avenue, applied at the city building inspector's office yes terday tor a permit to rebuild its private garage at a stated cost of $250. Plan Paiiengere--Arriving by United Mainliner from Portland this forenoon were Dan Malar key and J. A. Helser. Fred Lyons departed on the same plane for Los Angeles. Arriving early last night from Portland were Diamond L. Flynn and E. H Mann. Miss M. Thompson left for San Francisco. L. S. Penfield arrived early last eve ning from Seattle. Teachers To Meat Primary teachers council will meet at JO a. m. Saturday in the Jack son county courthouse audito rium. Miss Ethel Stockhard. teacher in the Lincoln training school in Ashland, will speak on "Remedial Reading." Miss Madeleine Pendleton is program chairman. Her assistants are Mrs. Mary Norvell, Miss Doro thy Thomas and Miss Gladys Cook. Teachers are asked to bring samples and ideas for Christmas activities. Home From South Mr. and Mrs William Swartz, 121 Genes see street, returned home Mon day by bus after a week's stay in Los Angeles where they visit ed their families. Royce Finley, son of Mrs. Swartz, suffered a heart attack November 10 and has been confined to a Holly wood hospital. He was., how ever, slightly improved prior to their departure for home. They visited Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rod dy, daughter and son-in-law of Mrs. Swartz; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Finley, son and daughter-in-law cf Mrs. Swartz; and Kenneth Swartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Swartz, in Los Angeles. In San Francisco they were guests of Miss Fredricka Finley, daughter of Mrs. Swartz. Sheep 325. Slaughter lambs strong; part load good and choice 82-84 lb. wooled lambs 911.50. odd head medi um and good 910.00-75; medium and good slaughter ewes quoted 94.60 5.50, culls downward to 93.00. Portland Produce Portland, Ore,, Nov. 36. (JP) Pro duce unchanged. Portland Wheat Portland, Ore., Not. as (P) Oram: wheat: Open High Low Close May .98 14 .964 91 "i Dec. JB1', am lb Sl'i Cash grain: oats No. 2-38 lb. whlta $33.30. Barley No. 3-43 lb. b.w. S29.73. Corn No. 3-e.y. shipment 932.00. No. t flax. 1179. Caah wheat (bid): soft white 93o; olt white excluding Rex OTe: white club 9814c: western red 98fto. Hard red winter: ordinary 91c: 10 pet. 943; 11 pet. tl.00; 13 pet. S1.03. Hard white bart: ordinary S1.03: 10 pet. (l.OTtt: 11 pet- 1.13tt; 13 pet $1.17'J. Today's car receipts: wheat 33; bar ley l; flour S; corn 1; oats 3; mlll teed 4. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Not. 33. fff Wheat: Open High Low Close Dee. 1.134 1.13 1.13V4 l.JS'4 May 1.19", 1.19 1.18 1.18", July 1.19 1.19 1.191, 1.19 Wall St. Report New York, Nov. 25. (JP) Stocks walked on crutches In today's market and the major ity stumbled Into slightly lower ground. Dealings for the most part were slow, approximately 800, 000 shares, changing hands. Today's closing prices for 34 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. at Dye - 130 Am. Can T214 A. T. 6 T. - 149 H Anaconda 37 Atch. T. & 8. T. 37"4 Bendlx ATta. . , 38 Beth. Steel M Caterpillar Tract. 38 Chrrnler 83'4 CurtlM-Wrleht , , 814 Doatlas Acft. 70 DllPont G.-n. riee. 38', Oen. Foods 39 "i On. Mot 3i Int. Harvest 43V4 Johns-Man. 88 Kennecott , Monty Ward No. Amn. Av'o . North Amer. , Penney (J. C.) Penna. R. R. ,, ,., 33 H 30 i 12 78 , 71 "4 Phillips Pet . Radio '( Loans I on J V Homes J ' . 4H 34i . 44i 4"4 . 71 . 39 Vj . 13 . 83 Pear Market Yesterday Chicago, Nov. 2V (iPy-a'SDA) Pears: S cars Oregon, 6 Washington arrived; 17 cars on track. 8 cars dl verted: Oregon Bosc 720 boxes fancy 91.55-2.35. average 92.10; Anjoua 925 boxes extra fancy 92.20-85, average 82.40; 980 boxes fancy 91.90-205, av erage 9242; Oolden Bosc 372 boxes No. 1. 92.10-3.10, average 92.57: 372 boxes fancy 91-80-2.95, average 92.38. New York, Nov. 24 H-(USDA) Pears: 34 cars arrived; 2 California. 15 Oregon. 11 Washington unloaded; 18 cars on track; Oregon Bosc 3850 boxes fancy 91-85-3.35, average 92.30; 2030 boxes No. 1 92.00-3.45, average 92.71; 1.245 boxes No. 1 91.80-3.80. average 82.22; Cornice 1275 boxes fancy 9185-3.85. average 92.45; 245 boxes extra fancy 92 , 1 0-75, average 92.46; 316 boxes fancy 92.15-2 60, av erage 92.30; Anjous 150 boxes fancy 93.70-3.05, average 92.87; Fore lies 200 boxes extra fancy 93.80-4.55. average 94.32; 160 boxes fancy. 91 00-3 60. av erage 93-49: Seckels 100 boxes extra fancy Jumbles 94.06-4.10, average 94 08. flan FranrlHco Rnttrr San Francisco, Nov. 25. (&) But ter 92 score, 374c; 91 score, SOo; 00 score, 34 '4 c; 89 score, 33 'c. Sacramento, Nov. 25. ;pj Churn ing cream butterfat: first grade 41c; second grade 39c. OF PRACTICE STEPS If Monday night's meeting of the Jackson County Square Dancing club is any indication, the young and old will be promenading all over the county in a very short time. Dream land hall was filled to capacity, 19 sets coming to receive fur ther training in square danc ing, according to Miss Marian J. Farrell, home demonstration agent. To start the evening, Amos Walker led a huge circle mixer. Then sets and callers represent ing the Bellview Orange, Na tional Park Service, Phoenix Grange and Eagles Lodge, dem onstrated and led the different square dances. Harry Weagant and the group from Talent di rected the schottish. polka and rye waltz, and Mrs. Marjorie Pena called the Virginia reel. Miss Izola Jensen who origi nally introduced square dancing in Jackson county last month as a part of the Oregon State college extension service recrea tion program, says the country reeds Just such forms of enter tainment now in order to build sound healthy bodies and to provide opportunities for all people to forget the cares of the world for a few hours of vig orous recreation. The Applegate and Medford groups have already organized Into clubs with meetings sched uled twice a month. Other com munities represented last night were Gold Hill, Central Point, Griffin Creek, Oak Grove, Phoe nix, Bellview, Talent, and How ard and are planning to organize in the near future. GREENER. LEANER Pierre S. D. P) Tell a rancher from the short grass country his pastures are the greenest In many years and things certainly do look nice this fall. You get a sour smile. Green grass produces soft fat that shrinks off tm the trip to market. South Dakota stockmen much prefer ripe, brown buf falo grass that cures early In the summer, but liberal fall rains have turned ranches green again six months early. Sou. Pac. ., , 8td. Brands St. Oil Cal. . St. OH N. 3 Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft United Airline U. S. Steel j in : ; SIAT AT . i TNI LABGCST-FINEST Li ttST LOCATED IN - MaNDClMINI DAN I. IONOON . ! eSSaaaiS c ALLEY PUIS lib ONE IN MIL One man was In a local hos pital today with four knife wounds in the chest and another was being held on an open charge while city police further investigated a stabbing affray which occurred about S p. m. yesterday in an alley at the rear of Otto's club, 39 South Front street. Hospitalized with the knife wounds, one of which pene trated his left lung, was Alphues William Finley, 53, of the Allen hotel, a cook by trade. His at tending physician reported the man was in considerable pain today, but that the wounds were not expected to prove critical. Held in city jail and accused by Finley of stabbing him, was Dennis D. Dulworth, 28, an orchard worker who lives in a shack Just north of McAndrews road. Police questioned Dulworth this morning, obtaining his side of the story, and planned to interrogate Finley in the hos pital this afternoon. Dulworth was quoted by po lice as saying that Finley in sulted him while the pair were in Otto's club and that he in vited Finley outside to fisht. When they reached the alley, according to Dulworth's story to police, Finley drew a pocket knife and slashed Dulworth's left wrist. Dulworth told police he then took the knife away from Fin ley and "made several passes at him" with the knife Later, a friend took Dulworth to a lo cal doctor where his cut wrist was treated. Dulworth admitted to police that he had been drinking considerably, and did not remember anything from the time he was in the doctor's office until he awakened in Jail this morning. He was arrested last night at his home. The first police knew of the stabbing affray was when Fin ley walked into the police sta tion at 5:30 and reported that he had four knife wounds in the chest. At that time he told police he had been stabbed by Dulworth. Anti-Cominlern Pad Renewed in Ceremony in Reich Chancellory Berlin. Nov. 25. (At The antllcomlntern pact sponsored by Germany was renewed for five years and broadened to include 13 signatories today In a festive ceremony at which Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop declared that the western democracies had be come "assistants to world com munism." Concluding the ceremonies In ! the chancellory where the pact I WAS hnileH na B dpmnnstrntlnn of continental solidarity against Moscow. London and Washing ton, Ribbentron declared the signatories "will never rest" until the destruction of world communism. President Lincoln made the first of the presidential proclamations un der which Thanksgiving has been cel ebrated annually since as a national holiday. ROXY Nile. On It I:4S-:1.1 2.1r Inc. tax Kldillra llr Inrlndlnr tat Rao WITH JEAN..a ah. iw eain in thU gay.at oi all h roman- 1 lie .acapadnl y TOMORROW N I T E and THUR3. NITE1II Hurrl Enda Tor.lt.l Rm WlTHa Wtfte SVu iiaun.iouDi-iouus-ooiuvT w MaaaMaaaavrr nm Ann Sheridan r ;!M...'ni!.isiiui.ia a.w''Me'raBW-iaw' tia? When Jack Oakie tries to "smooch" with Ann Sheridan, he practically changes WaikikI to Wacky-Wacky in the hilar ious nautical comedy, "Navy Blues," opening a four-day run tomorrow at the Craterian theatre. Sharing top honors with the above two are Martha Raye Young Stars in Dr. Christian Film fpJ A bouquet to the girl friend Is presented by Leon Tyler, the messenger boy, on the occasion of a surprise birthday party given by Jean Hersholt to the nine-year-old songbird, Anne Bennett, in "They Meet Again," which plays today and tomor row only at the Rlalto theatre. In the role of the kindly Dr. Christians of River's End, Hersholt has established himself as one of the favorite charac ters of screen and radio and, according to advance reports, he doesn't let-down one bit with this new and thrilling story of his country folks. TODAY and YOUR FAVORITE RETURNS WITH All your old fri.ndi of River'a End in another down-to-earth story oi country folkill HERSHOLT ta "DR. CHRISTIAN" la I IfVl DOROTHY IOVITT - w - MAUDS EBURNI I - ANNI BINNITT I y i ROBIRT BAtDWIN vf J & lyTl' ; ) I Vvllv Ctirtettall farce the XiVjJ ' , ; 1 ravrt proMem ol hit i' fMSl&&' """ Tto l:l!M:I.Vt I HtTIM.t.1 LrfjTTf7ai"y",l KVf.MNCia I I Ailnlta tV Inc. tat CSf ' M f 1 D 101 aititln nr Inr. lai I KinniM llr Int. U I 1 a 3 r Vjj jff KliMlea I le Inr tat I in Comedy Hit and Jack Haley, with Herbert Anderson, Jack Carson and the Navy Blues Sextette six love lies who raite the Navy's tem perature in the featured roles. A nonsensical riot of Uncle Sam's battleship boys and their girl friends, "Navy Blues" mixes some of the season's top tunes with its frothy fun. Others In the cast are Maude Eburne and Dorothy Lovett. Ose Mall Tri'Mine want afs. Thousands Praise Simple PILE RELIEF This Quick, Eaiy Wayl 5 imp I pi It ntd not tvrarfc and curture rou with mtdcUnlne Mrh. bum nd Irrita tion. Stuart Pyramid HuppoaitortM brine .juiek, walcuina rallf Their 1-wa medica tion mnni real 0mfirt. rdue strain, firlpa i ItMan rataard membranes, ticntlv lubricate and nftn. Protet-t.wa and antt-'haAna-. u aay tu w. It wonderful lo b rrre of nil torture awaln. Get genuine Htaart't Prramld 8appeltiirlea at rour drue tore without dHev an I 11.20 a taaer'a atoneyhaca swarantea. WEDNESDAY RADIO DOCTOR NEW THRILLS!! 1 nrmn CHILE PRESIDENT Santiago. Chile, Nov. 25. (T) President Pedro Aguirre Cerda of Chile, who had headed South America's first and only pop ular front government, died today. He had turned over powers of the presidency temporarily to Geronimo Mendez. leader of the radical party, on November 10 because of failing health. ROLL OUTTHE BARREL Bern, Switzerland (f) "Frau lcin, another beer." Despite the war or maybe because of it Swiss beer drinkers made that request 12 per cent more often during the first full war-year of 1940 than they did in the pre ceding 12 months. Swiss beer consumption increased from 2, 185,000 hectoliters to 2,461,000. or an average per grown man of 200 liters a year. Tacoma, Nov. 25 P) M. M. Moser, Olin corporation official, announced today plans for con struction of a large aluminum plant here had been expanded to reach an expenditure of $8. O00.U0O Instead of the original $4,500,000. 8tatd Communication of Thuraday avenlng, Novem ber 31th, 8 o'clock. Social nLTht. carcla and refresh ments. Vlaltlng members Invited. Clair Norrl. W. M. CAH! OK THANK Gratefully acknowledging: and thanking you for your kind expres slcna of aympathy. The Oeary Family. Too Late to Classify FOB SALS Wood burning circulator. year oia, original price, 30, price now fiQ 333 So. Ortipe. FOR SALE A ft Yoal cnlf, mil fed. can North cod of Chtrry Lana, Leslie Kellow. rOB PurnltiiT Uphold terlnir nd re paint?, pnone iiuoa, Mr. Thlbault. ERROR IN TIM& Auction Sale, Wed. i;iio ixcuBt at l o'clock, not 10 m adv. In yesterday's paper. AUCTION SALS Wednesday, 1 ociutk, laio uooiiac, nirniture for 7-rocm house, including Maytag, Eaveno, Dreaaer. Overstuffed Cha'.rs, Blnlng aet, large OH Hrater, Elec tric Stove, small Wood Stove, Elec tric Refrigerator, Lamps, Tools, etc. Come one. Come all. FOR BALK Two Jersey-Guernsey cown. i wo young uuernsey neners. R. C. Logan, Talent. WANTED Olri at Ehrhearts Chicken Dinners. 83ft So. Rivers Ida. ORDER Your Xmas Trees now from Jones Bros. Butte Falls, Ore. Box 31. FOR SALE Peadar pin. Jaa. A. Mar ' tin. H ml. weat of Brgle. WOOD Old growth fir, 11.60 tier. L. f. Parker, Trail. STARTING TOMORROW HOUR Matlneea: IV-lV-lle In, taa. A : Ua FOR SALE Melotte cream separator. eo id. capacity, c uw?n, ore nam Home Drive. Phone 30M. EPISCOPAL BAZAAR. Kitchen and feed sale. Thursday. November 37, parish houss. Waffle luncheon, 11 until 3 o'clock: sv.noer 6 to o'clork. Public tnvlttd. FOR RENT ft-room house, re decora ted. Inquire 128 Vancouver. WANTED Unimproved acreage, foe monthly pay menu. Tribune, Box 425. PRIVATE SALE for cash, no dealers. Aj a whole or In broken lota, house hold furnlshlras, living room, din Ing room, two bedrooms, twin beds. ruKs. dranes, dishes and kitchen utensils, electric house cooler. Be tween 10 a. m. and 6 c m., 310 South Riverside, phone 3071. ASSOCIATED heating oils day nlte. Tel. 3111. MED. FUEL. FOR RENT Furnished 5-roora nouse, electrically equipped, oil heat. Phone 370A. FURN. APT Steam het. hot water, Frlgldalre. 503 8. Holly St. FOR SALE Silver fir Xmaa trees. Se thera evenings at 751 West Jackson St. FOR SALE Ftve-ronm house, flacrl fl?e. 205O. Box 4584, Tribune. FOR RENT Modern furnished du plex, oil heat, close In. Adults. 819 N. Riverside. FOR RSHT Small partly furnished house. CIS. water paid. Dressier' Phone s68. THOSE wishing to observe the orig inal Thanksgiving Day. Ehrhearts) 835 So. Riverside will serve tur key and chicken dinners, 80c, 7&o and 100 WANTED Girl or woman for gen eral housswork in doctor's home. Nice, comfortable room. Permanent work for right party. Phone 4783. ATTENTION TRAPPERS Eagle point Fox Farm Is now buying furs. With, the connections we have In the field we positively can pay mora for your muskrats and other furs, 8r9 us before you sell. Eagle Point, Oregon. RAW FURS WANTED HIOHEST cash prices paid for Mush rats. Skunk, Mink, Coyote) and Bob Cats Investigate our prices before you sell MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSS 37 North Orape P H A LOANS quickly efficiently handled Mark Ouldf Agency MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old Treatment Often Brings Happy RaliW ytvay sufferers ralltva aamdni ttaefcaefcs) ejvkkly, odo tbay diacover that lbs real lai of their trouble nur be tired kidtMys. Tha kidneys are Nature! chief way of talr na tba eioeas acida and waataoutof the blood They help moat people pass aboutS platoaday WhcD diaorder of kidney fuaeuoa parntits) poisonous matter to remain In your blood, t may cauae base ing backache, rheumatie pains, leg psiua, Toes of pep and aoergy, get ting up aisbts, swelling, puftioeaa uoder the yea, aeaUeahea and duitnna. Frequent or scanty paaauges mth stnarting and burning omeumea a how there is sontetaiag wroog with your kidneys or bUulHer. Uon't waitl Ask your druaaias for DoaB Pills, um-H auccesafully by mtlliona fnr over 40 Iaara. 1 hey give happy relief ami will help the ft milre of kidney tubes 0uah out poiaonous waste from your blood. Gat Doaas itUs. HI Ml run with th TlMt la Hawaii , . , with Cr.w el Com.diani and Cargo of Cutlai! BTenlnge! 44e-t.-lle tote. taa. 126 EAST MAIN
