Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 30, 1942, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEPFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1942. PAGE THREE KENFRO WAIVES Tom W. Renfro of Ashland, charged with wanton and malic ious destruction of personal property, waived preliminary bearing in Justice court yester day afternoon, and was ordered held under $1000 bonds to await grand jury action. Renfro, while on an alcoholic rampage, entered the home of the Rev. Fred M. Weatherford Monday night and smashed up things generally. He was found In the house by the minister. The charge against Renfro is an indictable misdeameanor, sub ject to trial In circuit court. Dm Mall Tribune mat ads. Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps FLUHRER'S Saturday Special Apple Streusel Coffee Cake Here it something good for your Sunday breakfast. A rich Danish Coffee Cake, with a tempting filling of sliced applet and a rich, wholesome streusel topping. . . . . lSe ea. On sale at your favorite grocer's or at our retail store. Have Yoa a Boy In the Army? ... Send him a cake on hit birthday or other special occasions any wording. Beautifully decorated. Express prepiid..............$1.00 and up 11 For fine cakes and pastries FLEA OF GUILTY Alvln John (Pat) Whltechat, 24, was sentenced to an indeter minate term not to exceed two years in state prison, by Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna this morning. The youth plead guilty to theft : of $350 last Saturday from his employer, Carl Wiltermood, operator of the Coffee Pot on North Riverside avenue. Whlte- 1 chat was on parole from a f ive- ' year sentence for passing spur- , ious checks. i Whltechat, when sentence was passed, weaved and placed his hands on the table for support i and wept. His father, a govern- : ment worker at Mare Island, j Calif., was in court. i In passing sentence. Judge ; Hanna said: I "There is nothing the court can do but impose a sentence upon you. You had an oppor tunity, but failed to use it. Both the sheriff and the district at torney tried to help you, and pro- cured a good Job for you, which was something unusual. You did j not realize the seriousness of the ' check charge, and then commit i ted a greater crime. You vio lated your parole and a trust. "I hope In the penitentiary you will obey the rules, and behave yourself. That will enable you to receive credits, lowering your , sentence. I trust your experl ! ence there will not deter you j from becoming a good citizen in j the future," the court concluded. ! Authorities said with "good ! time" Whltechat could be par roled in slightly less than a year, j Whitechat was arrested Tuesday at Redding, Calif. He squandered ; the entire $350 in riotous living, I and left his suitcase at Redding : as security for a OS hotel bill. Neither Sheriff Syd I. Brown I nor District Attorney George j Neilson had any recommenda tions to make to the court. Jap Agents? if X flfei v 'Uji f )& " id .je Mall Tribune wmnt ads. Your MAIL TRIBUNE Carrier Boy is an Official U.S. Defense Agent for the sale of 10c DEFENSE SAVINGS STAMPS 0 1 FLEDGE CAMPAIGN FIELD IRK DONE Earl Newbry, county chair man, today announced comple tion of the field work in the de fense bond pledge campaign. The records are now being completed for forwarding to Portland head quarters Monday, he said. - j Even In a house-to-house can vass as complete as this one was, j it is natural that some persons should be missed, Mr. Newbry ! said. He asked anyone who might have been missed and who would like to make a pledge to notify Moore Hamilton, the campaign director, telephone 3722 or 3801, or the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, telephone 2295. I Mr. Newbry expressed his ap- j preciation to all the canvassers and complimented Mr. Hamilton on his organization of the cam palgn. He thanked the public also for being so cooperative and manifesting such a cordial atti tude toward the canvassers. ' Ralph Townsend (top) of Lake Geneva. Wis., formarly of San Francisco, and Frederick Vincent Williams (below), of San Fran cisco ware among the three Americans and three Japanese indicted by a federal grand jury at Washington, D. C, on charges of failing to register as agents of the Japanese government. FRIDEGAR RITES William Frldegar who passed away at his home on Stewart avenue early Thursday morning, was born at Kirkersville, Ohio, July 19, 1862. When he was a small boy the family moved to Lucas county where they resided for 20 years, then moved to Wood county and from there to Medford, in 1903, where he has since resided and during which time he has been engaged in fruit growing. Mr. Frldegar has been a life long member of the Methodist church and has lived a long hon orable and upright life. He leaves his wife, Katherine. Their only son, Gilbert, passed away In 1933. Funeral services will be held in the Conger chapel at 2:30 Monday with Rev. L. F. Belknap, assisted by Rev. Louis C. Klrby officiating. Interment will be in Siskiyou memorial park. BOWLING Ctty league results laat night: Mc Donald Candy S, Uttrell Part 1, Knight's of Columbus a. Lewis Su- j per S; Valentine's Cafe 4, Kay Litho graphing 0. 6cores follow: MrDonald Candy Handicap - 48 46 R. Fairfield C. Williamson K. Harrla 138 ISt 118 tOT Al Penney 136 167 183455 Oea Witter 179 198 138803 48138 .177 148 180603 ! 187 131 180448 Totals B. Oreen - R. 81ms H. Uttrell . K. Johnson J. Gardner . Totals ... 843 818 80S 3483 Uttrell Parte 193 303 189683 119 1.18 146 403 ,. ,,, 174 183 138476 148 183 134483 187 147 188480 ..798 833 763 3383 Lewis Super Handicap 69 89 69177 Swanaon 188 148 168489 Lewis 96 168 183413 Balsa .U8 113 168 14 Carter 168 130 117408 Johnaon 144 148 181463 To tail 788 783 800 3333 Knlghta of Colnmhue Compagnont 168 148 178473 Meyer 111 169 164434 Louneberry 137 178 171483 McOuIre .144 tS3 180488 Runts iaa 183 147444 Totals. 880 804 838 3309 Valentine' Cafe B. Hltzler 183 168 187808 W. Morn 163 168 148487 Welaenburger 161 300 198688 H. Buah 181 173 187610 O. Porterfleld 198 179 317693 Totala. Handicap . Hogen. B.-. Clare. R. . Smith, I. . Hagen, A. Allen, C. 874 871 898 3848 Kay Lit ho . 69 69 89177 144 181 338683 131 133 100843 .173 173 118400 144 188 168 47ft 134 147 110 .181 794 848 788 3400 TuMIS CASCADE SNOW DRY Bend, Ore., Jan. 30. P) Low moisture content was shown In central Oregon Cas cade snows in preliminary re ports of the annual mid-winter snow survey. . I woUt It. to eo;- s yoo "Aiwer ,0d o S- u U recede Medford Mail Tribune PEERLESS MARKET 14 NORTH BARTLETT. DIAL 2052 ANY SIZE ORDER DELIVERED FREE All ot Out Meats are Either State or Government Inspected Loin PORK ROAST EL.fs.tPfa ROLLED RUMP ROAST, lb. 29c No BoneNo Waste Tender, Juicy I eiucw l lOPIASIOCJf BACON fcSL. lb. 29c HAM Fancy Skinned, Tenderized ...... lb. 35c DILL PICKLES quart 10c SAUER KRAUT TSU qt. 10c PEERLESS GROCERY Dial 26S2 4 Pre Deliveries Any Site Order 1 doz. 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