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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1941. PAflE THIRTEEN I) LOCAL and No Plana U ni ted Main liners ran on irregular sched ule today and passed over Med ford yesterday because of un favorable weather conditions. 811 Seals Mrs. D. V. New man's senior Girl Scout troop will supervise the sale of anti tuberculosis seals tomorrow at the three booths in the city. . . To Meet Sunday C rater Lake Union of Christian En deavor will hold its December . executive meeting here Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Meeting place was not announced. Visits Daughter George Con rad of Huron, S. D., is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ralph Mann, of Route 2. Mr. Conrad ar rived this week by train and before returning east plans to visit with relatives in Los Ang eles. Msdford Visitors Among Medford business visitors this morning were Clarence Hunter and Floyd Chapman of Phoenix and Louis Clark of Oak Grove. Shopping here yesterday were Mrs. Glenn Hoist and Mrs. Leonard Freeman of Central Point, J. L. Britt of Wagner Creek, Carl Bogel of Griffin Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ward of Gold Ray dam. Osteopaths Meet Dr. Blaine Pruitt of Grants Pass gave a paper on "Complications of Pregnancy" at the meeting of " the Osteopathic association Mon day evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. George Jennings, Saginaw drive. Attending were Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Howard, Dr. Russell Sherwood, his mother, Mrs. Kate Sherwood, Dr. Pruitt and Dr. and Mrs. tgjennings. The next meeting will be with Dr. and Mrs. Pruitt in Grants Pass in January. To Conference Capt. S. M. Tuttle, . chairman of the Jack son County Council of Defense, Frank Hull, coordinator, and probably some division heads will attend Gov. Charles A. Sprague's defense coordination conference in Salem Monday. The Medford men will leave for Salem Sunday. One of the ob jectives of the conference, the council here explained, is to simplify and standardize defense practices, procedures, terminol ogy and educational programs for the entire state. Blackout Hint Clarence Crank, - 25 - Portland avenue, suggested today the use of showcard water paint on win dows as a good blackout meas ure. Mr. Crank explained that dark colors in showcard paint, If applied with several thick nesses on the inside of windows, were an effective means of as suring blackout. The paint may be washed off when it Is no longer needed. He said, how ever, not to use it on outside of windows as contact with wa ter removed its effectiveness. Dawn Delayed Hugo Froh reich, former Medford resident row living at Grants Pass, re ported in Grants Pass that hts hens had trouble yesterday finding their nests in the dark and as a result their eggs were scattered everywhere. His hens are accustomed to waking up at 6 a. m. when the electric lights are turned on but blackout postponed their dawn and the hens awoke in the dark. Be tcause they couldn't find their nests In the prolonged darkness they scattered their eggs about the poultry farm, Frohreich said. To Join Nary Ten men are expected to leave by train to night for Portland to take final medical examinations for enlist ment in the U. S. navy. If they pass, they will go into recruit training immediately at the San Diego. Cal., naval station. Eight men left for Portland last night to take the final physical check up. They were Albert Barrow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bar row, 540 Edwards street, John West, formerly of the CCC and an employe of the Hotel Med ford at the time of departure. George Latimer and Albert King, both of Grants Pass, Don aid Stubbs of Murphy, Harvey J Bergstrnm of Ashland, William Eastman of Hilt, Cal., and Dale Howard of Eugene. NOTICE to DANCE PATRONS Blackout Rettrictiont makt it necessary to start tarly. Dancing AT 7:30 SAT. NITI ORIENTAL GARDENS RAY'S OLD-TIME RHYTHM MAKERS PERSONAL Transferred The Rev. Fred E. WorliU, pastor of the Four square Gospel church here, and Mrs. WorliU have been trans ferred to Snoqualmie, Wash. The Rev. and Mrs Willard G. Shearburn and family have come here and Mr. Shearburn will succeed Mr. Worlitz. In Jail Robert Hudson, 26, an itinerant, was being held In Jackson county Jail today on a charge of selling liquor to an Indian, Bennett Weeks of the Applegate. Hudson waived a preliminary hearing and was held in $1500 bail pending fur ther action in the rase. No Early Mass There will be no 6:30 mass in Sacred Heart church Sunday. The 6:30 mass during the week has also been discontinued until further no tice. The change in the regular schedule was made so that ev eryone might be enabled to cooperate with blackout regula tions, announcement from the church said. Until further no tice, the Sunday masses will be at 8 and 10:30. ... Earlier Dances Dancing at Dreamland hall will begin, at 8 p. m. Saturday and close at midnight, W. W. Walker, man ager of the hall, said today Earlier dancing hours will en able the public to return home before the time of blackout for this city. Walker said. The change in hours was made in order to cooperate with the Jackson County Council of De fense, he stated. . Defense Aid Thomas C. Par ker, assistant superintendent of Crater Lake national park, said today that employes in the park are cooperating 100 percent in national defense by manning three aircraft warning posts on 24-hour schedules. All work Is voluntary with employes of the park taking their shifts during the night and carrying on usual employment during the day, he stated. Eighteen employes re side at the park during the win ter months, carrying on ranger and snow plow activities. Of this group 15 are married and the posts are manned during the day by their wives. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland, Ore., Dec. 1 3 ( AP-UBDA ) Hogs 360; market opened 10-16o higher: on lot good 303-lb. hogs $11.40; price quotable to $11.50; packing aowa ateady, few lota 17.50 8.25. Cattle- 60. calves salable and total 5; nothing here early; market nomi nally steady. Sheep 200; nothing here early; market nominally steady. South San Francisco South San Francisco, Deo. 13. -UP) ! (Federal -State Market News) Hogs ; 360; around 6e higher; few loads i good 185 to 335-lb. barrows and gilts 811.60. few aorta 811.10; good sows 89.00 99.35. Cattle nine; nominal; week's meag er supply lenda firmer undertone; for week, steers 35c higher, top 911.35. bulk 610.40-10.76: medium to good heifers 69.00s9.50: good range cows 88.16-8.50, common t7.00-7 38, can ners and cutters 65.50-6.75. Calves: salable none: nominal: good to choice vealers quoted 613-00-13.00. Sheep 600; ateady; 4 decks good to choice 63-lb. shorn lambe 61045 straight; woo led lambs absent, quot ed 611.50: medium to cboloe ewes quoted 64.60-6.60. Chicago Chicago, Dee. 12. f AP - TTSDA1 Hs 15.500: active. 35-40c higher; good and choice 180 to 370-lb. 610.90 11.35; early top 611.35: mostly 811 00 up: comparable 370 to 330-lb. butch era 6I0.7511.00; few good '150 to 170-lb. underweights 610.76.11.10: good 400 to 600-lb. eowe largely 6S.90 10J5: lighter weights up to 610.60. Cattle 1.000: calves 800: medium offerings selling around 69.60-10.7S; average choice 1. 370-lb. Michigan red topped at 614 00; fed heifers In broad demand: good to cboloe offerings scaling 823 lbs. topping at 613.10: few loada 613 00-13 65: weighty cutter cows sold up to 67 40: most fat cowa 67.7S-835: with strictly good kinds around 69 00: heavy aauaam bulla to 9.40: choice vealers In broad demand at 613 50 down. Sheen 8000: fat lambs and year lings 16-3Se higher; strictly choice around 90-lb. fed western lambs 613 SO: choice 105-lb. yearlings 610 00: fat sheep fully ateadv: small lot cboloe weighty ewes 86.38. Portland Produce Portland. Ore, Dee. 12 ft Pro duce unchanged. Portland Wheat Portland, Ore.. Dee. lSWPV-Oraln : Wheat: Open High low Close May 104 104 1.04 1.04 Dec 100 1.00 1.00 100 Caah grain: Oats. No. t. SS-lh whits 636 JO; bsrley. No. S. 46-1b bearded whits 633 60: No. 1 flax 6)4M4. Cash wheat nld): Soft white 67140-. soft whits excluding ret 6101: white club 81 OS: westsrn red 61.01. Hard red winter: ordinary MHe: 10 percent SIOJ: 11 percent 6106: IS percent 61.14. Hard white bart: ordinary Si ll: 10 percent S 14".; 11 percent IS oercent 6134',. Todsys car r -elpts: Wheat : barley 8: flour 1; corn 6. hay mlUfeed 6. Spencer Tracy in ,ja,.iuj'iwjeiiii.ii ii i siitmai.i ii .. ..., .-ny mi is. m J 1:1, J I . . . 'jr. . . at v V ( t If Spencer Tracy plays his first dual role and the most power ful characterization of his bril liant career In the 1942 film ization of the Robert Louis Stevenson thrill classic, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," which comes to the Craterian theatre Sunday for a three day run. Chicago Wheat - Chicago. Deo. 13. flr Wheat: . Open High low CIom Dee. 1.20H 13i 1.36 May 1.30 1.30 1.33H 1.29H July 1J0J4 1.3014 1!4 l-30ft Pear Market Yesterday Chicago. Dec. 11. (AP - USD A) Pears: lfl cart on track. 9 Oregon. 8 Washington arrived, a diverted; Oregon Golden Bosc, 859 No. la con ditioned $1.90113.78. average 83.33: 680 fancy conditioned 81.0003-35, avcrag $3.33; 730 No. la 81-703.40, average $3.05. New York. Dec. 11. (AP-TJSDA) Pears: 7 cars arrived, 4 California, 7 Washington, 7 Oregon unloaded. 9 on track; Oregon Bosc, 1.105 fancy 1.80(13.25, average 2.11: 1.37S No. la I1.80a3.50, average 43.3B: Anjous, 786 extra fancy t3.60i9S.3S, average 3.08; 530 fancy 63.40S.10, average 3.87: 730 extra fancy 83.30;3.75. average 83.49; Cornice, 370 extra fancy 3.00a3.05, average 3.03; 670 fancy 3.25e3 65, average 83.47. 8an Francisco Batter Sen Francisco. Dec. 12 But ter : 83 score 36c; 91 score 86e; 90 score SSVe; 89 sore 830. Sacramento. Dec. 13. P) Butter fat: First grade 39!$ci second grade 87H. Wall St. Report New York, Dec. 12 (IP) War optimism was not enough to keep a stock market rally going today and an assortment of lead ers negotiated a quiet retreat after an early sortie. It was the slowest session of the week to date, the turnover being around 1,100,000 shares. Reports that American and British contingents were hold ing off Japanese invaders in the Philippines and Malaya aroused considerable hopefulness In fi nancial quarters. Today'a closing prices for 84 se lected stocks follow; Al. Chem. & Dye 141 V. Am. Can , 70H A. T. 4; T. 133 Anaconda , 35 Ath. T. & S. F. - 33 Bendlx Avis. - , , , 85H Bethlehem Steel 66 vt Caterpillar Tract. 39 Chrysler . 49 Curtlsa-Wrlght 8'i Douglas Aircraft , 65 DuPont , , ,148 Oen, Electric 36 '4 Oen. Foods . SS'j Oen. Motors Int. Harvester -Joruu-Manvlll Kennecott Monty Ward No Amn. Avn. North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Penna. R. It. Phillips Pet. Bsdlo . ..unquoted 48 '4 64 - 88 '4 37H 13 10 734 I8S 44 3V, 10'4 S't 31'4 44i - 4 ; 83i 114 49 Southern Pacific . 8M. Brands . Std. Oil Cal.' Std. Oil N. 3. Tranaamenoa . Union Carbide United Aircraft United Airline TJ. S. Steel There are 166 botanical gsrdena and arboretums In the United States. No official census has been tsken m Argentina since 1914. Notice!. ..Roller Skaters! PASTIME ROLLER RINK MEDFORD ARMORY WILL OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT, DEC. 12th Under new mjnsgemenr. Floor has just been snded Hall decorated. We will feature Carnival. A Good Time for All. First Dual Role it"1 v K. J. &fis JSrX.4 With Ingrid Bergman and Lana Turner as the two sharply con trasting women in the life of the doctor who turned himself from an honored man into a monster, the new picture was directed behind closed doors by Victor Fleming, as his first pic ture since "Gone , With the Wind." Roxy Thriller 75S Charles Starrett brings a new kind of Western character to the screen in "The Medico of Painted Springs," which plays tonight and tomorrow at the Roxy theatre. Terry Walker plays opposite Starrett as the doctor. The fourth feature-length epi sode of "Jungle Girl" is also on the same bill. Y U M Y U M !Frai,k Kel lehcr of Brockton, Mass., gulps Into a full bushel of oysters Is back op his bet that he "could est them by the bushel." He set a record of 120 which veteran oyster observers ssy tops a pre. tons high of 84. set la 1918. Too Late to Classify ATTENTION I- Don't forget the Bar bqud Pork Sparerlbs BaturdAy and Sunday at Lillle'a Place, corner Court nd McAndrrwa. POB BALE 10-foot runabout boat, perfect cond'tlon. Phone 3902. DANCE Sat. Nite, Dec. 13 PROSPECT TOWNSEND HALL Good Music Admission: 35c couple nE ,., ,.,.. . , . .3i3 . ' r j, 'utm T l Hvered to your home. Large as- , " " a '-' f JUtfXiJ, . sortment at lot. 333 South Rlv- sasjssjjsjajssassssssssssasa at-ls.1 I ' ' -' e ' .Bi . : 4 erside. Phone 3742. m bSIS5 asa s M 111 I 1 ; : I fiflgfB:. boxy I JJs j. V : Jy v ' I' I IslssVtjUJsi U Adults S3o Kiddles lie. Inc. Tax. j,-,., A - 'j ' ' 1 I ! sMW-M-----W' HLACKOIIT SCHKDUUE Jills! ijllsj I V I -rsV ytftf 7C1 Mats 30c Eves 40c QS3SlD u2HffT i :kM ; uJ.i A TWO-FISTED ; Wty ' VfW i i WESTERN DOCTOR! yfN , - , ' ' J zcm h ABLAZIN'! m0t J' 1 4S2r J Wr Aharles ajC-J br-- SAT. A4J&6"4 H V (AM HUNTER S f Sparkling Comedy on Sunday Bill II I. iimni .enujaj ."I Ai -j Ant- Joan Blondell, John Howard, Binnie Barnes and Robert Benchley go from bad to worse in their delightfully fresh and frank comedy, "Three Girls About Town," which heads the double bill coming to the Rialto theatre for Sunday and Mon ELECTRIC TRAINS, Tricycle and Wagons at Sims Bros. Use your credit. Easy terms. 81ms Broa. FOR SALE Daveno. wine, good con dition, large chair, S37.S0. Chest of drawers, larije size, C4. Large Coolerator Icebox $10. Small up right piano, good buy for cash. Phone 3963. WANTED VOLUNTEERS Men 35 to 46 yeans for Bicycle Patrol. Must have bicycle and rifle and able to serve at least 3 houre between d p. m. and 7 a. m. Register Emer gency Hendquartera, Old Police Station, City Hall. FOR RENT 4-room modern fur nished house. Cal 408 West 6th. Phone 3118. FOR SALE or will trade for hay or livestock Large team of boraea. Tel. 6333, eveulngs. TRADE Lady's Bulova wrist watch for good rifle. Box 95, Route 1, Central Point. FOR JOBS In airplane factorlea, see Mr. McCabe. Grand Hotel, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Ave 18 to 38. FOR RENT Furnished 5-room house. 311 Laurel Owner 33 Washington St. WHY NOT get that boy or girl a Bicycle for Xmas. Easy terms. First payment Feb. 1st. Sims Bros. SELLING OUT AT COST Entire stock of Antique Furniture, and Early American Olaas. Must be sold St once. Dealera attention. Open evenings. South'a Antique Shop, corner 6th and D Sts Grants Pass, Ore. FOR SALE Four feeder pla. Or chard Home Drive, Box 168, Route ' 1, Johnson. Plus Blchwd Arten and TERRv" AV"W 9 CT!S.wl.d- - Oil '" , Andym WALKER ieVk 1 VSa " ' ' Jjk iMYK Q IZIcit '"S" 'St "" '' ; I ; SATURDAY " ( VtS i Two Ihrtller. I -VA " iLy "T f tl SUNDAY -3 DAYS! mil 1 V' ' ' " ) tej SUNDAY M H 0 f I T7h 1 0 V I" k MONDAY Ortkr UMOUI -ZZZZttrZ AC Cl.0 ia.,1; ' ?t I day. Others in the cast are Eric Blore, Una O'Conner and Hugh O'Connell. "We Go Fast," a yarn about a motorcycle cop and a society debutante featuring Lynn Bar! and Alan Curtis, plays as the companion feature with "Three Girls About Town." DONT MISS the fun at Oriental Saturday. Dancing starts 7:30. XMAS TREES priced to sell with ataude 35c. Apples, three varieties assorted 600 to 1. Selling 100 boxes weekly, better hurry. Pay Less Market, 333 South Riverside. ROYAL ROGUE KENNELS offer two more young Soottles. Priced low. Male and female. Exceptional com panions and guards. STAR CAR for sale. 1130 West 3nd. ATTENTION 1 Dovt foreet the Bar bequed Pork Sparerlbs Saturday and Sunday at Lillle'a Place, comer Court and McAndrews. t WITH EVERY BICYCLE at Slma Broa. you get free abop service. 81ms Bros. SCRAP LUMBER. 2x4 s. 3x6 s. 3x8 S. Young mare, 635. Young hens. 333 South Riverside. Phone 3743. NICE Spltcenberg and Newtown ap pes. walnuts, home-made head cheese. Dure pork country sausage. Peck's Fruit Stand, 8. Phoenix. ASSOCIATED heating oils day or nlte. Tel. 3111. MEDFORD FUEL. FOR SALE Used and repossessed electric refrtgerntore. CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER CO. FOR SALE Modern 6-room house, garage, barn, 3 acrea Irrigated. I block city limit. 61800. 6600 down. Semi-modern 8 -room house, on pave ment, close In, S900. Half cash. See A. W, Walker Real Estate for Bargains In Farm and City Property Rentals. 417 East Main, close to Bridge. BLACKOUT Restrictions make It neceearv to start fianclng at 7:30. ORIENTAL OARDENS. 71-C iJJ , 1 SCHEDULE! ri)JVr I 4 " MaU 145-S 46 Its Doors Opea 6:S , y yj, Mallneea: Sr-tW-llr Inel. Ta rvmlngs! te-t5e-lle Inel. Tati FOR SALS AQ ernaiMnUl every- FOR RENT 4-room furnished boom. treent. both blooming broodlee! 616 Palm. Phone 0463. end conller typee ere on dupler " et Modlord Roee Oerdrne end RAW PtTRS WANTED KUreery. All specimen! the same HIGHEST cash prices paid lor Mush- frne quality as Holly at the post- rate. Skunk, Mink, Coyote and Bob ofrlce. Rows from 3&o up, 300 Cata varieties. Many of our shruba ere Investigate our prices before you locally grown. Phone 6031 for any sell Information regarding ehruba and MEDFORD BAROAIH BOUBS their care. 37 North Orape HUBBARD BROS, hare a number of BLACKOUTS the beautiful and rare Silver Fir ror economical window coverings tee Christmas Trees Porter Lumber Co. Phone 3881, 104 - - - , 5o Fir. FOR RENT on share basis 7 acres TlTl"; ' " " ":" 1 farm land. 30 acres pear orchard: NURSERY STOCK for borne an no equipment available. Box 134. landscape planUng. Grown wul Tribune loc1 labor. Aa good as the best, -, ,, ,, - - bettor than the average, Olaaeock's FOR BALE Work horse, a years old: Nursery. 36 Beatty. - also mare, gentle, work or ride. . - . ... ...... . . . - - . . J. Boardmen. mile east Talent ro'''?1'1 Wood ,ol,w S Junction Medford. see our large display at . -i. 809 E. Jackson I near the Armory). Enoush walnuts, lie and 16c. - .": ", " 7T ass East Bth. r H A LOANS quickly efficiently -, . . - " - -, - - handled Mark OoldT Agency FOR SALE "87 Plymouth Sedan, miiimmimr 1 ' new rubber, radio, heater, etc. 1 Looks and runs like new. 818 i r - ' i i n South Riverside. - FORs wooa-ran-oau- CERTAINLY! WE ARB fornla Oregon Power Co. COOPERATING! COME EARLY tor good t1m. Dancing tart t 7:30. Oriental Garden. Did you receive your FREE aet of PRUDENCE PENNY COOK BOOKS? Your own subscription to tha San Prmnclaoo Examiner entltlea you to theaa books at no extra coat. Mora than 1,500 pages with thousands ; of tha world's beat recipes. Now j on display at Heath's Drue Store 1 or phone 3073. EQUITY In 1941 Frlgldaire, bought thle summer, monthly payments under . Also Hevwood Wakerield Baby Buesy, a real buy St 63.50. Phone 3083. LOOSE HAY for aale. O. V. Myers. rnone i4o or -tu. REAL BARGAINS on used and re possessed electric ranges. California Oregon Power Co. MUST 8 ELL EQUITY In '33 Chevrolet Master Coach Immediately. Excel lent condition. 716 East Main St. OLD-TIME DANCING will atari st 7:30 Saturday. Oriental Oardena. FOR SALE Fordson tractor, Hamil ton transmission, on good rubber. X. W. Oebbard. Little Vails Ranch, North of 401 Orchards. BURN 'EM with your dry wood. Be- lect ureen nr bisds. Heeping loaa, 63 00. Med. Fuel. Tel. 8111. FOR RENT Nice 4-room duplex, east aiae, narowooa floors, fireplace, electric, range, frlgldaire. Plenty bunt-Ins and closets. Reasonable. Phone 8613. WANTED BCRAP IKON Loading on cars for Immediate ship ment, tiigner prices. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE Phone 8744 37 N. Grape 2starts SUNDAY E Man by Day Night? Tracy's With tha ackson County De fense Council in introducing thai NEW DANCING -HOURS h Everyone wants to strictly observe BLACK-OUT regu lations. You can do so, yet have grand time as usual at Walker's :: DREAMLAND Dancing Will Start 8:00 OXIock DANCE UNTIL MIDNIGHT Plenty of time to return home BEFORE BLACKOUT TIME 12:30 a. m. . . The Same Modern and Old Time Music The Same Happy Crowd IT'S EVERY BODY'S DANCE BRING THE FAMILY! ' or Devil by Greatest Role!