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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1942.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Triflic Violations Steven Wil
son was fined $2 50 In city court
this morning (or double parking.
Fine of John Newton Palmer
for the same offense was sus
pended. John H. Kelley, charged
with failure to stop at a stop
street, forfeited $5 ball, police
said.
a e
Returns Home Mrs. J. C.
Hayes has returned to her home
835 East Main street, from St.
Louis, Mo., where she was called
recently by the illness of her
daughter, Mary, who has been
attending Washington univer
sity. Drivers Cautioned Local po
lice today cautioned drivers to
observe the regulations concern
ing funeral processions. Police
said that motorists had inter
rupted processions on several
occasions lately Cars In a pro
cession have their lights burn
ing, police stated, and added
that proper respect should be
shown the deceased.
Minor Accidents Passenger
machines of Robert Dale, 712
Palm street, and R. J. Arnold.
340 Haven street collided at the
intersection of Palm and Peach
streets this morning, according
to 8 report on file. The coupes
of Paul Michael. Route 2, and
Frank Schubert Riebe. Sprague
River, were Involved in a minor
mishap at the intersection of
Main street and Oakdale avenue
yesterday. Reginald W. Wood
reported that his truck was hit
by another vehicle, unidentified,
on Riverside avenue near Sixth
street. Minor damage occurred
in a mishap involving the cars
of Mrs. Cindy Larsen, 607 West
11th street, and Nick S. Young.
S09 North Riverside, in front of
the oost office.
At Hospital Mrs. W. G.
Friends of DeBar avenue, How
ard district, underwent an eye
operation at Sacred Heart hos
pital Monday and is reported
to be improving nicely. She is
able to have company.
Building Permits Harold L.
Wells. 210 West Jackson street,
applied at the city building in
spector's office yesterday for
permission to make additions,
valued at $800. to his residence.
T. N. Cline applied for a permit
to build additions, valued at
$500, to his residence, 807 Pine
street.
Plane Passengers Arriving
by United Mainliner this noon
from San Francisco were H.
Harvey and Mrs. H. Lowery.
Departing for Portland were
H. Reaney and Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Colton and son. Arriving
this morning from Portland
were H. Hoddle and W. Wand
mayer. Arriving last midnight
were E. Van Dyke from Port
land and D. Newbury and W.
Miller from Seattle. E. M. Ber-
ger arrived last night from Oak
land, Cal. Departing for Port
land were Mrs. C. W. McDonald
and H. Oster. Arriving last
night on the early northbound
plane from Los Angeles were
T. Garner and H. Reaney. De
parting last night on the early
southbound plane was F. H.
Russell to San Francisco. P.
Brown arrived yesterday after
noon from San Francisco. P.
Noll departed for Portland.
Leaving late yesterday after
noon were Henry H. Baum to
Los Angeles and H. Mecklem
and E. H. Downing to San Fran
cisco. Miss L. Facresen arrived
yesterday noon from San Francisco.
Atch. t. ...
Bendlx A.
Beta, swal
Caterpillar -tract.
Chrysler
Curtle-Wrlght
Douglas Aclt.
DuPoni
Oen. Klee.
Oen. Foods
Gen. Mot.
Int. Harvest
Johne-Man. . ,,
Kennecott
Monty Ward
No. Amn. AT'n
North Amor.
Penney (J. C.)
Penna. R. R.
Phllllpe Pet
Radio
Sou. Pec.
LIVESTOCK
Portland
Portland. April 3 OP)-(USDA)
Cattle 100: calves 50: market about
steady; lew medium steers 810.75 and
11.75; good fed steera quotable
12.00-75; common steers down to
BOO: common dairy type belters
8.00-75; medium beef heifers 10.50
and 11-00; canner and cutter cows
5,76 7.00; shelly cow S3 50 down;
fat dairy type oowa 87.40-78; good
young beef cows upward to 410.00;
common to medium bulla 48 00 and
8.50; good beef bulls quotable a 10.00
50: good to choice vealere M OO and
15.50,. culla downward to -50.
Hoge 600; market steady with
Wednesday's beat time; good to
choice 170-315 lba. SIS 73a M OO.
mostly S13S0 14.0O, two carloada un
sold held above 14.00; butchers 3-0-270
lba. 818.0O--5; light tight- S13.75
and SIS 35; good sows 850-330 lbs
1040191150. heavier weights down
ward to 810.00: good feeder plea 85
116 lbs. 13.00; good stags 500-625
lbs. 8-00-50.
Sheep 100: scattered sales steady:
medium spring lambs SIS. 00, good
grades quotable to 814 00; medium to
good .old crop wooled lamba 10.00
and 11.00. good to choice grades
salable 81.80 a 1-00 or above; good
wooled ewes, 6.00-60.
Booth San rraneteco
South San Francisco, April S (JPi
(Fed.-State Mkt. News) Cattle 60.
Nominal; medium to good fed steers
quoted 412 00$ 13.00, absent; oowa
(8 00-75; bulls SS 00 10.00. Calves:
Salable none. Nominal; good to
eholoa vealers quoted 813.00 9 13.00.
Hogs 225. Around 10 higher: most
good to choice 185-235 lb. barrows
and gnu 14.60; sows 11,60.
Sheep 35. Nominal; no spring
lambs offered, quoted 111.00 9 13.00;
package good 120 lb. wooled ewes
a 50. steady.
Chicago
Chicago, April 3 fflV(USDA)
Bogs 9,000: 15-20 higher on all
weights and aowa.
Cattle 5.500, calves 800; fed steera
and yearlings ateady to 25 lower:
good gr-dea off most: top 816.15 paid
for strictly choice 1.312 lb. averagea.
Sheep 13.000; market on fat lambs
not yet established; some Interesta
bidding S13.60 on choice offerings
held up to 412.75 and above.
Portland Produce
440.50: barley No. 3-45 lb. b.w. 30.75;
No. 1 flax 42 63.
Cash wheat (bid): soft white 81.00;
soft white excluding rex S1.02: white
club SI. 03 '4; western red 41 03.
Hard red winter, ordinary 98c; 10
pet. S1.03; 11 pet. S1.07H; 13 pet.
41.13.
. Hard white baart: 10 pet. 41.11H:
II pet. 81.17',.: 13 pet. 81.-1V..
Today'a ear receipts: wheat 14:
flour 1; mlllfeed 3.
I Chicago Wheat
Chicago. April 2 yp Wheat:
Open High Low Close
135S 1..-H 134 1.24
1.27S 137 1.26', 1.26
1.39'j 14 1.38 1-381,4
May
July
Sept.
Pear Market
Yesterday
Chicago, April 1 (F)-(USDA)
Pears: 3 Oregon arrived, 3 cars on
track; Oregon Anjous 360 extra fancy
S3 .60-3 80. average 83.74; 360 fancy
63.60-2.66. average 83.61.
New Tort. April 1 (i-(USDA)
Peara: 1 car arrived. 8 Oregon un
loaded, 3 on track; Oregon Anjous
1080 extra fancy 63.75-3 25, average
88.08; 385 fancy 4375-3.30. average
63.08; 720 extra fancy 43.33-350, av
erage '8-77.
Ban Francisco Butter
San Francisco. April 3 (ff)-(CSDA)
Butter unchanged.
Sacramento, April 3 P) Churn
ing cream butterfat: first grade 41c;
second grade 3 8c.
Wall St. Report
New York, April 2 -P De
mand for a number of recently
ailing blue chips imparted quiet
strength to other sections of to
day's stock market.
Transfers were around 400,-
000 shares.
Today'a closing prices for 34 ee
lected atocka follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 1 34 H
Am. Can. . 60
A. T. & T 116
Anaeanda , 25
.unqtd
if
The Bugle Sounds" Here Sunday
Std. Brands
St. Oil Cal.
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
United Airline
U. S. Steel
Grants Pass, April 2 (JFh
Free port Sulphur Company of
New York City opened Grants
Pass offices here yesterday as "a
base of mineral reconnaissance
In the Pacific northwest." The
company operates in Louisiana,
Texas, and Cuba.
Travel Table
AIKPIANFS
Northbound
Leave Malls Close
4:48 a. m. 3:53 a. m.
13:18 p.m. 11:23 a.m.
4:08 p. m. (Flag stop) 8:18 p. m.
8:36 p. m. (Flag top) no mall
9:38 p. m. (Flag atop) 8:48 p. m.
Southbound
Leave Malls Close
10:63 a. m. 9:67 a. m.
3 33 p. m. (Flag atop) 1 37 p. m.
5:33 p. m. (Flag atop) 4:37 p. m.
7:47 p.'m. (Flag atop) no mall
11:62 p. m. 10:67 p. m.
TRAINS
North bound
Leave
7:60 p.
Southbound
Malla Close
6 30 p m.
Leave
"7:65
a. tn.
Malls Close
6.65 a m
BISSES
North South
3:30 tn. 12 o3 a m
7:16 a m. 6:60 a m
35 a m. 9 SO a m
I 40 p m "3 60 p m
8:43 p m 6 06 p m.
To Klamath Falls
6 04 p m
from K la main Falls
9 30 a m
Vehicle
Star Route
Truck
Additional Mall Service
Northbound
Leave Malls Close
8:36 a m 8:06 a s
13 SO p m 13 Nood
South D-und
rruck 6 16 p m 6:15 p m
Suu Route 6.30 p m 6:00 p m
(( ro Oranta Pasa only.
() fo Aahland only
I
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, 1
aae
When the U. S. cavalry is re
placed by mechanical forces.
Sergeant Wallace Beery con
temptuously calls the tanks "ma
chine guns on kiddy cars." It
happens in "The Bugle Sounds,"
IS
I J
aawiarTH a its I
TrN I
CTs I?:? ....1
thundering drama of the coun
try's tank corps, coming to the
Craterlan theatre Sunday. Mar
jorie Main, Wally's "sweetie
lamb," Lewis Stone, George
Bancroft, Donna Reed and Chill
Wills are featured.
"Call Out the Marines" Holly Opener
1'
A-
The "Ser you, sez me" boys
Victor McLaglcn and Edmund
Lowe, take up where they left
off in "What Price Glory" and.
in "Call Out the Marines," will
inaugurate the re-opening of the
Holly theatre Saturday. Binnie
Barnes is the inevitable blonde
between the boys.
Second feature on the Holly
V"V-? - M -
program, which will be shown
Saturday and Sunday, will be a
stream-lined technicolor musical,
"Fiesta" set against a South
American background.
Matinees on Saturday will
start at 1:00 o'clock, on Sundays
at 1:45. Evening shows both
days will start at 6:45. There
will be no shows on week days.
"Freckles" Role
awe wwipws4s
'A.
" i '
" i 'kef "fJ f
C . 0 . P .Clarence B. Kf Hand,
new execntlve and publicity di
rector of the Republican National
Committee, attends to his maU.
He urges wartime eonUnuancs
of the two-party system.
ROX7
Johnny Downs portrays the
immortal Gene . Stratton-Porter
character, "Freckles," in "Frec
kles Comes Home," which comes
to the Rialto theatre for tomor
row and Saturday as the added
feature with Clarence E. Mul
ford's "Secret of the Wasteland."
NERO JUST FIDDLED
Eugene, Ore., April 2. (P)
All the women gasped in admira
tion at the 'handiwork of the
latest candidate for top knitting
honors. It was a bedspread of
intricate pattern containing
more than 400 blocks. James H.
Walker, chief warden of the
eastern Lar county fire patrol,
knitted the spread during spare
time over a three-year period.
The first cooking stoves in
the United States were mar
keted in 1830.
Drawing Crowds
i, .i.r-eW. f ilgsTjr hail
Ginger Rogers is winning ca
pacity crowds to the Craterian
theatre with her grand portrayal
of "Roxie Hart," the girl who
became a national pastime. A
Donald Duck cartoon in. techni
color, two-reel technicolor
musical.
WANTED to not or lease, ranch or
buy with small down payment.
Phone 6310.
gXPERlKNCKD fountain-lunch watt
reaa wanta work. Rl 8, Box 741.
Grants Paaa.
OBT YOUR raater Bunnies for the
klddlea at the Covered Wagon,
where each bunny has an Eaater
eg.
FOR SALS Oood 4-roora fumlahed
houae. Price la right. Inquire Oil
more Servtea Button. Ja-k-onvtlle.
FOR SALE Household and kitchen
furniture. Inquire 718 So. Oakdala.
after 5 p.m.
NEW A USED wood-burning brooder
atovrs. Mrdlord Fuel. Tel. 3111.
FOR SALE 500 White Leghorn pul
lets. In full lay. Will lam Shumate.
Talent, Ore.
WANTED Tire ai
nlnga Tire CO-
ASSOCIATED heating olla day and
ulte. Tel. 8111. Medford Fuel.
PLEASANT, elean. aleeplng room, out
alde entrance, privilege of bath.
References. 33 Chestnut.
WANTED Man to do greaalng and
some mechanical work. Permanent.
Phone 3277.
MOVING Loral and Long Dlatance.
Serving entire Pacific Coaaa, CADe
Tranafar. Dial 3128.
SUITS tailored to measure with
cuffa. extra panta. A. R. (Aoe) Ren
ner. Allen Hotel. Upatalra.
BEAT with Bawduet and Rogfuel
from Medford Fuel. Tel. 8111.
WANTED Uaed gaa range with oven.
Call 4540.
FOR SALE 3-rm. modern home, ce
ment foundaUon, aleeplng porch,
double garage, cement floora, love
ly lawn, shade trrea. close In. Sac
enrice. 61500. 6360 down, balance
SIS 50 per month. Including lnter
eet and taxea Alao 6-rm. modern
home. East Side. 61.800. 8360 down,
balance 630 per month. Pay pre
war price a, buy defenae bonda with
balance. Dad Roberta. 720 W. Sec
1933 CHEV. pickup. 675.00 Bhulta
Broa.
STARTED chicks and day old chlcka,
Dreaaler'a Hatchery, 1107 E. Main.
MODEL A Ford sedan. Oood Urea.
Sbulu Broa.
t-CT na show yon bow 4s prolncar
the Ufa ci your ear body. Daily
Auto Palnung and Body Shop, 39
Souta Bartlett.
HOME-MADE Tractor, Dodge motor.
oacniice lor Htm. Shulta Broa,
BUT NOW Charter Oak wood drcu
latlnc heater. Phone -9.
SLEEPINO ROOMS Mra. Flovd HII-n-
Ho. Amy St. Central Point.
Orefron.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
8PECIAI-3I
Lanre stocks of new and uaed ear.
pentar -a tools of all kinds.
nr quantity of work elothea. ahoee.
boota, allrker eoau. tin elothea. hip
boots, knee and lace boota.
Tvnta and tarpaullna, new and uaed.
au
WANTED Commercial spraying.
Phone 4843. Wltbrow.
WANTED Man and wife for ranch.
Houae. garden fumlabed. Phone
6301.
POR RENT Two bedrooms. During
day phone 3148. After 6 00 phone
8644.
FOR SALE Maxter deluxe Chev.
coach and 1B3S Standard Chev.
coach. Inquire Dick's Barber Shop.
Central Point.
WANTED COMMERCIAL SPRAT
lng. Phone 6666. McQonagle.
FlumWnc flxturea. sinks. toUrta.
bat htn ha. aepUe tanka, eto. pipe
and fitting-, new and uaed.
Roofing paper, building, aheatlng pa
per, and doora. windows, everything
for the bom.
Lanre ahtpment of uaed beda. enn .
aprtnn and mattreea at a aavlna I
Devenoa, davenport acta, platform
roc-era. etc. at old priors.
We still have) nana, stock fencing,
smooth, wire, bale tlea, and barb
wire.
Parot par gallon. 61 80. an eolors, alao
Unaeed oil and turpentine.
MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE
17 H. ore pa Phone 8744
SCRAP IRON SCRAP METALS
Tour government needs this vital
material for Drtcnae. Sell now
Highest prices paid.
SCRAP AUTO nHFS AND TUBES
Any Quaouty
MEDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE
27 N. Qrape Phone 3744
NOTICE If you want your cow
barna, chicken bouses whitewashed,
phone 4843.
FOR SALE 10-room apartment
house on East side. Lot 90x143.
Present Income 670. Act quick If i
you want tnia at 6-600.
ALSO 7-room plastered houae. No.
304 South Ivy Street. Solid founda
tion. New roof. New paint. 83000.
with 8600 down. Pierce. Room 1.
Palm Building. Phone 3493.
WILL PAT CA8H for electric sewing
machine, portable or table model.
Phone 3344.
Closing time for Claaalfled Ada 9
a. m. Too lata to Classify 13:30
p. m.
Too Late to Classify
ATTENTION home ownen, better
p?nd few dollars now than a
few hundred later. Let ua check
your home for termites, free. Phone
0665, McOonafil.
$1200;
4 -room house, acre good
garden land, berries, shrubs
etc. City water. Terms.
ffOAAA Duplex In good oondltlon,
tUUU pa-ed street, elosa In.
Terms.
BROWN WHITE
Dial 2920 Evenings 4983
POR RENT Deslreable sleeping rooms
with private bath for men. 610 Bo.
OakcUle.
WANTED to purchase or rent pros
pectors black light. Box 010, Tribune.
TVO 3 -room apartments for two
couples. Sea Jack St Jack's 3nd
Hand Store.
POR SALE We&ner pigs. Pbons 0290.
POR RENT 7-room modern bouse,
0 miles out. Phons 0290.
POR SALE S Guernsey heifers to
freshen within one to three
months. Jam Myers, Central Point.
Portland. Ore April 2 OP) Butter
Prints. A grade, 40o In parchment
wrappers, 41c In cartons: B grade,
40c In parchment wrappers. 41c in
carton.
Other produce unchanged.
Portland Wheat
Portland. April 3.) Grain:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May 3 9"4 ..; Mi
Cash grain: outs No. 3-38 lb. white
CAN'T KEEP
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
She's as Lively as a Younrter
Now her Backache Is better
Muy euffwrv TT.:rrt Burn bkw-be
4jrv.-.iy, on tb ' dwryyT U.t tr rl
4j ' of ttrrir tfw.V nv be lifi knJw-.
To iudoewv At Situ---1 eti mj
Tff tbe tirvM wvia ftM vuti out of the
b.-wwi. Tbr b-'P aamt PP- boa
Vv duiordr of knrv finrttoB permlte
itoroui nnr m,n in your biond. rt
r iv r4 D-.t-Chvf --wbtJ. rbian - peviu.
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inm the then t. ratlA-J-f Tofts n 1
your k.aa4v or b-'icr.
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pns sW wtiK hst our every sieve
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pvy! WSee you oixwe lo Pofvioed iwd
We flop efrte Moel rrrT-o',oh
WHtn OOOC TUSTT AWO 8000 UVUH
AJg WSCPanam...T TMI
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thrill" wim
the ng
Boilers, I"
; -aaddle
voonW'"
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TOM BHOWN
and LIONEL
BARRYMORE
in
"NAVY BLUE
and GOLD"
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Last Times Tonltel
W00DIU IT
Plus "WOMEN AT WAR"
Hurry! Thar End Tonltal
Jeffrey Lynn and Jana Wymsn In
"THE BODY DISAPPEARS"
Plus "A CLOSE CALL FOR ELLERY QUEEN"
3
Cassidy Thunders Headlong Into Doom!
in Claranca E. Mulford's newest
advsntural
ft Vt fi w
.RAD KING -ANDY CLYDE
TOMORROW & SATURDAY - 2 BIG HITS!
Plus Cana Slratton Porter's Most Beloved Charactari
JOHNNY
DOWNS
OAU
STORM
Mats at
30.-25.-1
Inc. tax
Eves 6:4 J 9:15
40e-25c-lle
lne. tax
1934 TERRA PLANE coach. 810300.
Oood transportation. Shulta Brae.
WANTED Pasture for 10 heed or
yearlings, o. L. Robinson, Rt. 3,
. Box 300. Medford.
TRUCK HOUSE Oood Urea. Shulta
Broa.
ROOMS tor MSN
In elean. newly remodeled
CRATXR. HOTEL
Center or town. Central and
eighth Streets
Comfortable Simmons beds, springe
mattresses. Showera available. 8plc
and Span. Rates 7c to 31 60.
Special rates by the week.
1941 NASH sedan, nearly new. A real
snap. Shulta Broa.
NICK Pansy plants. Just blooming.
Dreaaler'a, 1107 E. Main.
POR SALE 4-bedroom and 3-bed-room
houses; alao duplex. Close to
business district Phone 3398.
GET WONDERFUL RELIEF
Tm Bans and lick af tlinsaa
P-l-L-E-S!!
Pttasle iHka. iwmI not wrmeb mm4 torton
m wtt m4-M4rilrwr Itrh, rn r4 Irrtto
Uu. Steart'i rrmgaus MeoMlUrtao brlns
lutoh. clcfMn rtlHrf Their 1f aMJlcs
Uoe eiMrvtt rael amrrt. rsiic tretik.
hlp t la hurt relax mbran, nntly
hibrtratM an tufUiw. ProUcttv and anil
lft. tkt mat I MBA It's wajnSvrfyl u b
tr of pit tortur an n. Ct itmelAe
tHrt'i Prra-M SowttortM at mr 4nm
autre wlihotrt tkltsv Ass 4nt i.t,M
lA Tl l J im:i
Mais 30c las 8c-33o Eves 40c Us 4c-44c
II to 13-2JC Kiddles lie lne. tai
Mats 1:48 Eves 8:48-8:00
Now Thru Bat, Nit Only
IT'S A HOWL 1 1 1
GINGER ROGERS
7
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Coming Soon: Jane Wither' Young America
to Celebrsta "4-H for Victory Weak!"
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Coming Sundayl
Big, bad Beery
In the Task
Corps now . .
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INSURANCE
SERVICE
Sinca 1909
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the R. A. KGLMES
AGENCY
Medford Center Bldg.
Phona 4444
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lUli J ALL NICEST HOMES!
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17 ROSS COURT - 7 Rooms
$4500 HALF CASH, BALANCE F. H. A. LOAN
Opening SAT.!.. April 4th
II.KHW1
And Here's The Opener:
SATURDAY - SUNDAY, APRIL 4-5
Uotta-Show!
"SEZ Y0UP' "YEAH, SEZ MEP'
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Major First Run Fealnres
In Technicolort
It's tarrMci It's gsyl It's tuna
ful with hit rhythms . . . hilar,
lous with gags as Ural as Mexi
can jumping baansl
plus
colortoon
"WACKY
WIGWAMS"
Haws Events
PRICES:
MATINEE
30-25alle
EVENINOi
40e.5e.llc
IncL tax
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.
aW r1tclvucolo
ANNE AVARS GEGRGE NEGRETE
ARMIDA GEORGE GIVOT
ANTONIO MORENO
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