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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1942. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Code CUi Rogue River Val ley Radio club code clau will meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in room 3, senior high tchool. To Repair Young and Hall applied at the city building in spector! office yesterday for a permit to repair fire damage at 1016 North Front street at a tated cost of $300. The fire oc curred last Saturday night. Getting Licensee A few dog owners who failed to purchase their dog licenses before March 1, are reporting at the county clerk's office and procuring tags, with the penalty of $2 attached to the regular fee of S1.S0. A number have also procured li censes for dogs that are puppies born after March 1. Collision Lloyd S.Collins and O. M. Switzer. both of Grants Pass, were drivers of motor ve hicles that collided on the Pa cific highway 23 miles south of Medford Monday afternoon, it was shown in a report on file to day. Collins, driving a tru.-k, re ported he had reavy load and ran into the rear of the other vehicle because he could neither stop nor pass. Extension Meeting Roxy Ann extension unit will meet at the Grange hall Friday at 10 a. m. After a short business meeting a discussion of "Planning the the Family Food Supply" is scheduled. Covered-dish lunch eon will be served at noon. At 1:30 p. m. Miss Marian Farrell, home demonstration agent will discuss "Women in Business". All women in the community are invited. From Portland George T. Griffith, with the division of education and information at the V. S. regional forest office in Portland, is spending several days in this city. He was a visi tor at4he Rogue River national forest office In the Medford fed eral building today and planned to can tomorrow at the South ern Oregon College of Education. He is showing educational mo tion pictures. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland. March 11 (F)-(VSDK) Cattle 300; calves 60: market fairly active, about steady: tew medium teen all 00-75; good to choree ex perimentally fed steers 613.35; com mon ateers down to as .00; common dairy type heifers S8.00e9.00: cut ten 47.85 down; medium beef helfera ai0.50sll.00; canner and cutter oowe 46.00a)7.00; fat dairy type cows 47.50 $8.00. outstanding Holsteln 68.28-75; medium beef cows 19.00-25; medium bulls 48.35 8 3b; good bulls quotable to 410.00 or above; good to choice Tealers 414.00 a) 164)0, extreme top 416.50. Hogs 500; market steady to 15 higher than Tuesday's cloee; good to choice 170-315 lbs. SIS 65-75. few lot 611.83: 330-370 lbs. 413.76 and 413 00; light llgf-ta 61J 50a 13.00; slaughter pigs down to 413.00; good sows 350-550 lbs. 10.3511.3S, light er welghta to 41140; few feeders 413.75) 13.00. Sheep 800; good to choice weighty wooled lambs held fully steady or above 411.50; one lot medium 79 lb. weight 610.35: large lot In feeder flesh unsold; few good slaughter ewes 68.75 6.50. Chicago Chicago. March 11 (yP)-(CSDA) Hog 31.0O0; moderately active, most ly 15-36 lower; bulk good and choice 180-300 lb, t'3.38-60; top 313.30: good and choice 160-180 lb. 618.00 40; bulk medium weight and heavy sows 813.75S 13 00. Sheep 7,500; most early bids on fed wooled lambe 10-16 lower at 613.10 down on good and choice lambs acallng under 100 lbs.; asking steady or 613.35 up on beat kinds. Cattle 9.000; calves 800; aeveral loads strictly choice and prime steers with weight 615.00-35 with 615.40 bid; medium short fed light weight steers 610.7501146; best load lots heifers 613 60: mostly medium and good abort feds 31050 and 813-50: eanners and cutters 46 00 8.00; most beef cows 6649 9 00; odd head to 810.00 and above. South San Francisco South San Francisco. March 11iJP) fFed.-BUte Mkt. Newsl Cattle 78: steers absent, fed kinds quoted 813 00 and 613.00: few heavy cowa 6800-50. cutters 67 00-60. eanners 66 00 a 7.00: bulls 68.00810 00. Calves salable 16. Steady: few 240 lb. vealers 613 90, slaughter calves mostly 610 00 13 00. Hog 600. Around 30 lower: bulk good 186-335 lb. barrowa and gilt 614 60: odd good sows 411.50. steady. Sheep 800. Strong to 15 higher; 3 decks medium to good head 87 lb. Utah lambs 411 75. sorted 16 per cent; two decks choice 65 lb. shorn lambs 61185. average No. t pelta; medium to choice ewea quoted 66 50 7 50. Portland Produce Portland. Ore, March 11 Off Is your child a NOSE PICKER? Tt le.r be more tken hrrt lartr keMt It a,., be a aisn of wep '' I' Irs rH.d.rorm. tare ' A Ml Oth .'rains aru are Mrlr.. "riekT" api tit.. cnmkmM. Ifo'oS m eerula pan. RouiKl-orm. caa ci rl troubto I Ur e-.n wwl roor ekiid oa Mra; svt J.rari irwlui rtarht iw! Jar. U A'0 e.n known prr.nurr worm SVler.UScllr fnM and a I kr million, fo. evr a mt-orr. It jpi. rtubbom warm, jvt an. vrr avmlr. r.o o-tn. ar th.r Jarwt'. a. nil a ir.'H huativa, BH en yea get suae Veraulasa. PERSONAL Club to Meet Rogue River Radio club will meet Friday at p. m. at the clubroom, 519 South Oakdale avenue. Mem bers are urged to be present and others interested are Invited. Son Is Born A 7 Vi -pound son was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Logan of 8402 California avenue, Seattle. Mrs. Logan Is the former Sybil Young daughter of Harvie Young of this city. ....Collide Cars 6 Derated by A. W. Aya and Doyle Mills, no ad dress listed, collided Monday af ternoon on South Riverside ave nue near Main street, a report on file today said. To Park Thomas C. Parker, assistant superintendent of Cra ter Lake national park, Charles E. Chrisler, chief clerk, and George T. Hopper, resident en gineer, spent the day at Crater Lake national park on an in spection tour. e Graduated Prvt. Douglas S. Lamb, son of Mrs. Alice Lamb of 312 South Grape street, and Prvt. Kenneth H. Patton, son of Mrs. C. Reese Braley of 245 Valley View Drive, were graduated re cently from the Army air corps radio communications school at Scott Field, 111., according to an official announcement received here today. Next step wac for the asignment of the graduates to another post to continue their radio work. Plana Pessenaera K. Master- son arrived from Portland by united Mainliner this morning Leaving for Sacramento were J Ulllo and L. Enecl. Ait vine last night from Los Aneeles were C Spoor, Ford J. Twaits and R Manning. Leaving were C. W Lawrence, to Seattle, and J. rw er, to Walla Walla J. DeVoe de parted for Portland yesterday anernoon. K. Be and Mrs. V. Gore and infant arrived from Portland early yesterday after noon. Miss O. Morgan arrived from Los Anjeles yesterday noon. Leaving for Portland were John Day, M. Fields and C. Ar thur. Onions Idaho 8333-3.50: Oregon, 63.60-3.75 80-lb. Bark; sets, 16-17C lb. other produce unchanged. Portland Wheat Portland, March 11 OP) Oraln: Wheat: Open Hlsh Low Close May 1.03 1.03 1.03 1.03 Cash grain: oats No. 3-38 lb. white 4.19.00: barlev No. 9.411 l, h w o in. corn unquoted; No. 1 flax 62.5044. v-u wneav (ilia): son wmte 41 .01 14 ; soft white excluding rex 41.04: white club 41.04'J: western red 61.04. Hard red winter: ordinary 61.00; 10 pet. 61.0354; 11 pet. 8109: 11 pet. 6113. Hard white bart: 10 pet. 61.13; 11 pet. 81.31; 13 pet. 61.24,,. Today's car receipt: wheat 38; flour 3; corn 1: hay 3: mlllfeed 4. Chicago Wheat Chicago, March 11 JPf Wheat: Open High Low Close May 1J8H 1.38 i 148 1 38S ROXY Nltei Only 6:48-9:15 tsc Inc. tax Kiddles lie Including tai LIKE TO LAUGH? You do .... . then sr with VICTOR McLAGLEN SASU PITTS PATSY KELLY TONITE and THURS. NITE! Two Laugh Features ssTfis"8 mtmrf' wwjw 1 m "One Foot In Heaven" Here Sunday V ) L. LmmhJ . SS a leal Delightfully refreshing, mix ing drama and humor in a thoroughly entertaining fashion, "One Foot in Heaven" will come to the Craterian theatre Sunday with Fredrlc March and Role At Rialto a tin i Gay comedy and laughter highlight the action of Hal Roach's newest streamlined com edy, "Miss Polly," which co stars Zasu Pitts with Slim Sum merville at the Rialto theatre tomorrow where it starts a three day run on the same bill with Gene Autry in "Cowboy Seren ade." The action of "Miss Polly" takes place in a sleepy town in the middlewest and tells about an old-fashioned . maid who awakened one morning to rea lize the fact that she was living one hundred years too late. The transformation that takes place is said to be one of the year's big fun treats. July . Sept 1.38 H 1.30Vi 139H 1"" . 1.31H 31 141 1J1H Wall St. Report New York, March 11. (Pi Resumption of quiet but persist ent selling In chemical shares threw the stock market off bal ance today. Following the chemicals in their retreat to the lowest levels for two or three years were num erous Industrials and merchand ising stocks. In the depressed division declines at the worst ranged from fractions to about 4 points. Steels, motors, air crafts and rails remained In a narrow range to the finish. Volume amounted to only MUST END TONICHTI "Mr. Wisa Guy" with tha "DEAD END" KIDS Plus Eddie Albert "Treet Em Rough" Your Favorite I end TOMORROW -3 DAYS Big Fan Thrill Bill! I 1 1 Martha Scott in the starring roles. Adapted from the best selling book by Hartzell Spence, the film play is a story of a struggling minister and, his typi cal American family. about 400,000 shares. Today's closing price for 14 se lected stocks follow: Al, Chem. & Dye . Am. Can A. T. 8: T. Anaconda Atch. T. i 8. P. ..US'.; ... 86 ..UOH . JSV4 - 36H Bendlk Avla, Beth. Steel . , 34 , 881, Caterpillar Tract. . Chrysler Curtlas-wnght Douglas Acft. DuPont Oen. Eleo. Oen. Foods Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest.. Johns-Man. Kennecott Monty Ward No. Amn. Av'n North Amer. Penney J. C.) Penna. R. Ft. Phillips Pet Radio Sou Pac. Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft United Airline U. 8. Steel . Pear Market Yesterday New York, March 10 (ff)-(USDA) Pears: 10 cara arrived, 2 Oregon unloaded, 13 cara on track; Oregon Anjous 140 extra fancy 43.38-3.80, DREAMLAND TONITE 9 TIL 12 MODERN and OLD-TIME MUSIC You Will Enjoy the Evening Saddle Star! .. . unqtd 61 6314 : 27 H I . . 1 Is heeded this wy with round-up of new songs i. I .nil thrill. I I j. X .J thrills! FAY McKENZIE i Youll If ever Stop Leughlng et i'Mltf POLLY" ZASU PITTS and SLIM SUMMERVILLE Eves l:4S-l:20 40e-2Se-lIe inc. tex imi S3 -is: 1430 extra fancy S3 10 140. average nil. ' Chicago. March 10 (TV(U8DA rax: 1 Ocegoo arrived. S cars on track: Oregon Anjous 730 lency S3 00 340, aver? Nil. Only Two Candidates So Far for Primary Two local candidates have so far filed for nomination in the May primary. Mrs. Marie D'Al bini, filed this week for republi can precinct committeewoman. The other was Constable Nick Young, who filed for renom (na tion on the republican ticket. Both Sheriff Syd I. Brown and County Commissioner William Perry have said they would seek re-election, but neither has yet formally filed. County Sur veyor Paul B. Rynning, who is also county engineer by appoint ment, is also scheduled to file. Use Mall Tribune want ad. Too Late to Classify WANTED Pltatorw and plft.ur ml V. S. T. etlUlU, 41S No. OrtfM St, FOR RENT Roomi for lsht men. Snowor, good beds, reading room, ft plaoe lor your car. 019 N. Rlrer lda. FOR SALE Good bathtub, with fix- turea. 619 N. Riverside. FOR SALE 30 ton oat hay. 019 ton Dean Owens, No. Central Point, Kirtland Kd.. avtnlngs. KEEP your car body up to Victory OLUU8IIU. 4JVI, U MIDI JTUU HOW, Daily's Auto Painting and Body wuwii aaer arvuvti uwtv FOR SALE El ec trie cream aerjarator. aaa sarnert St. 7H f . 34 A - A1J MHB M iCafl Miff 4 . fff SI3 I. . ' . - ran a mnii Law js 7 . W In Si:. tll4WWBf W - - esvw ,s KkrfJ ,8H CW&rS. iW. T n W'lBB? 1 CC.. d4fS DUMBO, the iraiv-aucauN baby six. PHAHT WHOSS SABS TOO BIS SOB MIS NAPBINU4. rOU'U. LOVt Mlsfl TIMOTHY Q. MOUtr, TNI mrr TSBBOB er TMt ate tSb euiseO's nlv bali 'ftNK latBHArtTlON PARADI Ja l Uli O1'5 DISNrs Mrwr NtWVK ifS STAR SINCE V0NALD DUCKf N cou ouwrrr that enru vrs.Use rai " "Trt4 fCJ. AerrM . , , ruruBtwe rwar powMBOwe X ISi if " " ' V ' '' 1 P71SJ J s ItllUr BTBAMia pwmsv weTBsiaiai k.uj v- yjj ' WHAT A SHOW WHEN ph iV CSs FOR SALE 33 V-8 aedan. nev rtnga and bearing, good rubber. 1 tlraa driven leea than 100 miles. A real buy. guy e j. d. Tatea In rear ot V0O Plum Street. WANTED COMMERCIAL Spraytng. rnone oww. Mcuonagie. OOOD LI OUT model go sedan, for sale or trade for livestock- R. A. SetUomlre place, 1 mil west Cen tral Point. FOR SALE Fifty thousand ft. of ax-s ana zvo . sunacca tour aiaee. No. i and 4 common. Ernest Smith, Phone 0115. 20 B. Central Ave. NOTICE Let me check your house for termltea. No obligation- Phone 6563, McQonagle. BLEKPIVO ROOMS for genu. 134 Tripp. SMALL restaurant, nut table for man and wife, good location and busi ness. Must get out. Box SI 66, Tri bune. FOR SALE West lnghous electric range. 610 6. Holly. FOR SALE Choice perennials and shrubs. All dar 6at..4tUy. Former Johnson Jewelry Store location, East Main fit.. Medford Garden club BEDROOM for two gentlemen. Phone S767. ROOM BOARD S3T No, Hl.y. OOOD MEALS and clean room for two men to room together. Oarage. 1118 W. 8th St. MftA IS acres, 8-room bouse. ydfvU large barn, close In, terms. Also 68 acres. 36 acres free water, house, barn. 85000. Trrma. Also 5- room house, large lot. 83000. Easy terms. H. N. Loflsnd, 336 South Oakdale. 8UBURBAN HOME 81760. Two bed. rooms. Karaite. K acre ladlno clov er, walnut trees, fruit trees and shrubbery. City water and Irriga tion. Trm. ERNEST SMITH. REAL ESTATE, Phone 6119, 30 S. Central. RUMMAGE SALE at Natatorlum Frl nay ana tsaiuraav. Marcn 13 ana i. STARTS I TRArLEB houaea. Built In stove and bed. 4176 and tilt. 244 No. Front Bt. HOUSEMAID Woman er rtrl for bouarwork. No cooking, no wash ing. Mr. Voorhl.a. Tel. 6871. ROOM 4 BOARD H No. Orap St. FOR BALE Factory built trailer house. 1 beds, lota of built Ins. food condition, reaaonable price. 828 8. Newtown. FOR BALE Baby calves. Bob Oil man. Rosa Lane. FOR RENT Room for 1 or 8 youn ladles. 604 W. 10th, er phone 8103. FOR SALE New 6-room home, close In. oil furnace, fireplace, hardwood floora; 6500 down payment; balance like rent. Call 30M or 6014 lor ap. polntment. LONO DISTANCE MOVING Wert.. Ore., Cal. Local moving and atoraee. Eada Tramfer Storage. Dial 3838. RESIDENCE Fir rooms, two (leased In porches, double garage, wood ahed, stationary tub. trees, ahmba, etc. 63400. Terms. ERNEST SMITH PEAL ESTATE, Phone 6116. 30 8. Central Ave. RUMMAOB SALE at Natatorlum Fri day and Saturday. March 19 and 14. FOR SALE 1036 Chevrolet tudor ae dan. All good condition. 4339. Might take eome trade. J. Bynum. Howard and Debarr Ave. PAINTING No Job too email or too big. All work guaranteed. Phone 3083. FOR SALyj New 8-room house. breakfast nook. 8 nice bedrooms, living room haa hardwood floor and ctrculatln fireplace. Service porch, laundry trays. Large lot. Complete ly furnished. All new. Thla pro perty will have to be seen to ap preciate, value. Price 64600. Terms. Also 8-ROOM plaatered house, with bath. Laundry trays. Lot 80'il30'. Nlo snaa tree, sitoo. eauo casn. L. O. PICKELL 16 80. BarUett TODAY -FOUR to' 'toe urm .E&xmmnto 3 LiVSWieiRI? "G uTii f.i. wart RUMMAOE BALE American Legion Ausiiiary. Friday and Saturdav. March 18 and 14. Beeke Bid;, South a rape, just oft Main. Dona tlona appreciated. FOR SALE Bicycle, electrle Kfrlerr atnr. oil heater, all like new. Mis cellaneous Items. SVi Laurel, Apt. 8, South side door. FOR RENT Large airy bedroom. cioeeu, ouuiae entrance, fireplace, bath. Dial 4583. FOR BALE Two house. On 8-room. mostly modem: one 4-room. 8900 -"b, 8300 down. J. Bynum. How ard and Debarr Ave. FOR SALE Factory built trailer house, good condition. Inquire Mo Donald Store, Oalle, Calif. BARGAINS Used musical instruments: small onten. 66: email organ. 613.90: three-octave Marimba, 868; (malt five-octave Wurlltser piano. Just the thing for house trailer or for small children, 6190: used accor dion. 829: good used piano, 878. BALDWIN PIANO SHOP 133 West Main St. FOR BALE Registered cocker spaniel puppies. Call mornings or evenlnge after 6:30 and all day Sunday. 006 8. Holly. AUTO dead atnrsge. 89 ma MED. AUTO WRECK, 1616 N. Riverside. HEMORRHOIDS (Piles) HERNIA-FISSURE-FISTULA No BsMd to ttlUw t 1U04M. Tom 81 youa wo sue Itllltf t rata tat 11 HawvrVif. I fforaia aatl CoVon dUordort wlUoatk4MpeUlitT9telop I rkttoa. Sond tod lot FREE Booatlot oantalnlna aiuahl talemoUoa aad aapUtaiaij . ew Uod. ifcerel Craw Tansw Atelabl Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC aaslefesaT. mmM l asnasjia. ( artJBa TOj lopoa gJUt 3918 FottUad, Or9o V ,j a a DAYS ONLY! 4j ! 1