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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29, 1942. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and Traffic OfUns Clyde Lett, Central Point, forfeited $3 bail to city police yesterday lor (all ure to stop at a stop street. From Ashland Among Ash land residents motoring to this city Monday were Lyndel New biy, Phil Lindsay and Earl Schilling. Visit Friends Mr. and Mrs H. B. Haynes and family and Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Horton of New Hope visited friends in this city recently. Marine Enlistment The ma rine recruiting office In Port land, through the Associated Press, announced today that Bobby C. Madden of Medford was one of a group enlisting re cently In the marine corps. Boy Born Word has been received here of the birth In Portland last night of baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Ted row of 450 Haven street. Mr. Tedrow, who left here this morning to see his wife and new son, is a fire assistant for the Rogue River National forest. Fines Levied Walter Goad, Fowler E. McKee, and Walter Wesley Pratt were each fined $10 and sentenced to five days In jail, suspended. In city court yesterday on drunkenness charges. Charley WhitehiU was assessed $10 on the same charge. Nester Frank Heinr was sen tenced to five days in jail for drunkenness and shoplifting. Minor Fires Firemen an swer two minor calls with the ak chemical truck last night. They were summoned to 208 West Jackson boulevard at 8:45 to ex tinguish bonfires built by two boys close to an orange crate house they had constructed. Abut 10 they were called when a generator fire shorted in the auto of Clarence L. Clark, Gold Hill, burning the Insulation. The incident occurred near Mann's department store. Three Pledged Three south ern Oregon students at Oregon State college were pledged to Phi Kappa Phi, all-school scho lastic honorary yesterday at the annual honors-and-awards con vocation on the Corvallis cam pus. Two local boys, Delroy Fin lay Rynning, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rynning, 16 Rose avenue and Robert A. Loeffler, Fon of Dr. an( Mrs. A. J. Loef fler, 400 North Ivy street were - pledged. Also selected for mem bership was Earl Meeker of Grants Pass. Auto Accidents Autos were involved in three minor colli sions yesterday according to filed reports. The passenger ma chines of W. L. McCulloch, Eagle Point, and Joe M. Paulag go, Jacksonville highway, col lided at the intersection of Sixth and Ivy streets in the evening. The coupe of J. W. Young, 518 South Oakdale avenue, and Marvin D. Hummer, Vale, were In a collision on Main street near Fir in the afternoon. Eldon C. Deen's passenger machine was damaged when he was forced off South Oakdale ave nue near Eleventh street to avoid colliding with an unidenti fied auto In the morning. Deen's address was not listed. ft . . . aV i t - -.JL- v el.i s 'X ...dig, dig, dig all day... but tonight, mm iiuiiniiia Relax-and tdd tbe luxury touch by ! joying Old Hermit- sje. ir you deserve f Jj-'auau M $1.25 PL the best-and at this ly; f '2 40 Qt p"ce oa en or f "" N,cril Distillers Prod urn Corp. V Y. e Q0 4 Proof PERSONAL In M.diord Harris Ells worth, candidate for congress on the Republican fourth con gressional district ticket, was a Medford visitor yesterday and today. He was accompanied by Marshall Pengra, manager of Roseburg radio station. Meeting Cancelled The meeting of the primary teach ers' council, scheduled for May 2 at 10 a. m. in the court house, has been cancelled. Mem bers are asked to be at the Eagles hall, 40 North Front street, at 12:30 p. m. Saturday to discuss important business matters. Confers City Building and Light Inspector Frank Rogers conferred with the electrical di vision of the state bureau of labor in Portland yesterday rela tive to the standardization of altered wiring materials. He left for Portland Monday night and returned to Medford this morn ing by train. Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of opeartors and chauffeurs will be on duty at the Medford city hall Saturday between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. and all those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with him during these hours, according to an an nouncement from the secretary of state's office. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland. April 2 .)-USDA) Cattle 150: calves 75: market very active, strong at week's advanoe. nm mar and steers allehtly higher; several lots medium to good Jed steer S11.258 13 75; common nelfers es.50ie9.50: medium beet belfera 11.00-50: canner and cutter cows ae.J5eT.7S; very little below (.uu. f.t irv tvoe cows 88.00 8 00: med ium to good beef cows 9o0i 10O0; medium to good ouiis wjotw. strictly good quotable to S11.35; good to choice vealers 314.00 1540. odd head 815 00. Hogs 750; market active, strong luunm lo-is hliher: good to choice 170-315 lbs. 814.00-35. medium grades 813 85 down: 330-280 ioa. 813.35-50; light lights 813.00-35; good sows 325-600 lbs. 810.009 11.00: feeder plge 813.00a 1S.&0. Sheep 150; market active, fully steady: few good to choice spring lambs 813.50. common to medium grades 89 00 9 12 00; medium to good shorn old crop lambs 810.25-50. com mon down to 88 00: good wooled ewes up to 88.75, shorn ewes 85.75 down. South San Francisco South San Francisco. April 39 tF) (Fed. -State Mitt. News) Cattle 35. fully steady: half car good to choice yearlings 813.50 with 4 per cent shrink: few common beef cows 8800. dairy cow top 87.75; cannera 86.25: bulls quoted 89 50 10.35. Calves none. Vealers quoted up to 81340. Hogs 650; steady; most good to choice 185-335 lb. barrows and gilts 81340. around 30 head choice 300 lb. Oregon 11425. extra top; odd sows 811-30. Sheep 400. Slow, undertone weak, talking lower on uneven shorn spring lambs: few shorn ewes offer ed, quoted 85.00(36.00, wooled to 87.00. Chicago Chicago. April 29 (Ji-(USDA)- Hogs 15.500: most bids 15-30 lower at 814.00 down. Cattle 10.000; calves 800: moat early sales 813 00 18.00: early top 81640: heifers, beat 814.15. Sheep: Pat lamb trade fairly ac tive, steady to 10 higher, weight and J ( y 42.- A ot 1st attnctlv quality eooslelerwd. bulk good ana chole fed woolacl offerings lit It, flown 113 S5-T0. Portland Produce Portland, April 33 (JP) Onions Oregon, S3T8- per SO-ib. sack; awts. JSc lb. Other produce iinfnanged. Portland Wheat Portland. April 3B tV-Wheat: Open Iftch Low ciom May S S a M July 47 H 74 SHi Cub. frstn: ots No. 3-33 lb. whlu 340.&0: barley No. 3-48 lb. b.w. S3 1.00; No. 1 flu 833i. Cub wtiut (bid): sort whlu eHc: soft whit excluding res Me: weit ra red Of Vo; hard red winter: or dinary 4He; 10 pet. 98 Ho: II pet. 81.04: 13 pet. 31.03. Hard white, w pet. S107"4: 11 pet. S1.11V4: la pet. l. IS. Todays ear receipts: wheat S3; barley 1: flour S; corn l;oets 3; mllUeed 3. Chicago Wheat Chicago. April W MP) Wheel: Open High Low Close May 1 18'4 1.1(14 1.16'i 1 18 July 1.30S I an; uoy, UlH Sept. 1.33's 33 132V, IMS Wall St. Report New York, April 29 (P Relieved of some of its recent tension by disclosure of the government's comprehen s 1 v e price-freezing program, the stock market today swung into a broad rally with leaders pick Ing up fractions to around 2 points. Sales totaled about 400. 000 shares. Today's dosing prices for 34 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. Dye 130 Am. Can 88V4 A. T. at T- 07 Anaconda Atch. T. at 8. P. . Becdlx Avle. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Curtlse-wrlght .Douglu Acft. 1X1 Pont .. . 34 - 36 S - 33 55 . at . 53 . 6 V, . 53 .105 . 22 S . 34 . 33 - 41H - 53 - 38i4 34H Oen. Elee. Oen. Poods -Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest Johns-Man. , Kennecott Monty Ward No. Amn. Avn , North Amer. Pennry (J. C.) Penna. ft. R. .. Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac. Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Arlcraft United Airline U. 8. Steel 10 6 86 30H 31 314 J1H 3 18S 81 unqtd 59 37 46 San Francisco Butter San Pranclsco. April 29 yp) But ter es acore, 41c; 01 score. 40c; 90 score, 40c; 89 score, 38 o. Sacramento, April 29 tJFi Butter First grade, 444c; second grade, 43 l,e. Pear Market Yesterday New York. April 38 CSV (C8DA) Pears: 5 cars arrived. 3 Oregon un loaded. 7 so track: Oregon Anjous 1090 extra fancy 83.33-4.30. average 83 47: 370 fancy 33.10-340. average 33.83. ON STATE STAFF Announcement was made to day by Acting Administrator Ray Conway of the Oregon War Savings staff that Glenn Jack son of this city hag been ap pointed associate administrator of the state staff. The official appointment will be sent to Jackson from the U. S. Tress- ury department In Washington, D. C, Conway gald. In recent months Mr. Jackson has served aa coordinator of the war savings effort throughout southwestern Oregon counties. Accompanied by William A. j Gates, Jackson county war sav j lngs staff chairman, Mr. Jackson I will leave this week-end for arri 1 important conference in Port land. At the session the admin I Istratlv. officials of th. state War Savings staff will meet with area coordinators and coun- . ty chairmen. I Closing time for Classified Arts 3 a m Too late to Classify 13 JO p m A SPECIAL DAY FOR ALL MOTHERS Sunday. May 10th Is Mother's Day. Send hr card to show you r.m.mbr. SWEM'S GIFT SHOP Greatest Role Edward Arnold has the great est role of his career in "All That Money Can Buy", one of the most profound and amazing pictures to come from Holly wood In years. The story was published in the Saturday Eve ning Post as "The Devil and Daniel Webster" and relates a legend that still exists in Ten nessee and the south. Opening for today and tomorrow only at the Rialto theatre, "All Thai Jipney Can Buy" also stars Wal ter Huston, Jane Darwell, Sim one Simon, James Craig and Anne Shirley. "Bullet Scars", featuring Regis Toomey, plays as the com panion feature. Car Theft Suspect Held to Grand Jury By Justice Coleman Louis R. Garcia, a canton ment worker, charged with at tempted larceny of an auto be longing to Genre Kollv til Eagle Point, waived preliminary neanng and was ordered held to await grand Jury action by Justice of the Peace W. R. Cole man yesterday. Garcia, who has a wife and small child In the south, denied h trlH tn steal the car, "but only looked imo u. tie was suspected of attempting to steal two other autos. James M. Bonner, charged with driving an auto with more than three nernn fn h seat, was fined $2.50 and costs. Bonner was represented by At torney F. J. Van Dyke. It was explained to the court he had given a cantonment woman worker a ride Into the city after she had missed her transporta tion. William S. Kee of McAnd rew's road, charged with per mittlns was given until Monday to remedy me condition. Thomas A. Wright, charged with driving a vehicle with an improper muffler was fined $1 and costs. Wright told the court he had been employed at Camp White, and intended to go to California to enter the military service. CANCEIEING T Mrs. Ralph U. Boutelle, coun ty chairman for the cancer con trol drive, announced today a general meeting of committee members and others working on the cancer control at the court house auditorium Thursday at 8 p. m. A cordial Invitation al so Is extended to the public. At that time a film showing what the women's field auxili ary In the control of cancer is doing will be shown by Dr. A. E. Merkel, county health officer. Booths are situated In a number of downtown business houses where the public may secure cancer Information this week. Sea MaU Trlbun want ads Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Plat top Monarch slec trle range. 340. 1311 Roddy. LOST Keys la vicinity of Poet Of floe. Finder pleaae call 3030. COMPETENT stenographer wants i work. TMBune. Bos 3181. I ROXY Mte only :J-U;15-tic Inc. tax Kiddies lie Inc. uu Ends Tomorrow Nit.l A Sea Spectacle you will always remember!. JACK LONDON'S e Uwmi 6. UobJgJws ( Me UpkM Plus "MONSTER AND THE I GIRL" FRIDAY NITE and SAT! A picture as big as th. stat. of . . m3 Wmam HOLDCN wrseia FOm Clear Trsror Crf s Isscrsft ft. mm P8 m gnMasswaaaaSkstsswM BP a Jr FOR SAL! Several large, braided ruga. Phooa 3908. FOR SALE 350 Bealtv street, flve bedroom home, with hardwood floors, fireplace, beaeinent. furn ace, double garage, fenced In back vard with lean. CUarlea R. Ray. Room 317 Medford Sldg, Phone 3903. strxpiNO rooms single room. s5 per mo; twin beds. 84 per week: double bed. 83 50 per week. Tele phone. 6Mrp:ng porch available. 521 Edwards 6u ROOM AND BOARD Fr two men Sham double room. 827 No. Holly. MYEPS A JAOt'ZZI Pumpa. 100 guaranteed. Exc!ulve Agent. Pick's FOR SALE 10C 8-ww old leehorn cockerels. 35c each. Phone 8167. FOR RENT Oarage. 135 N. Holly Phone 4330. THERE are Attn a lot of pansv plants at Drraalera. 1107 E. Main. Ph. 3654 1941 OLDbMOBILE two-tone Club Sedan. Excellent side wall tlrea. ra dio, heater, seat covera. Must sell Immediately. Phone 6333. FOR SALS OR TRADE Wood range with copper coils and upright pi ano for cow or calvea. Ph. 3631. mornings and evenlnga. FOR SALE SUDAN ORASS seed. W 00 cwv Monarch Seed St Peed Co. BEAUTIFUL Oregon Myrtlewood for aale. See our complete display at American Fruit Grower Warehcuse. on South Ft Street, opposite Por ter Lumber Company. Phone 3588. FOR SALfj 3l4 h.p. Johnson out board motor. 333. Phone 3904. FOR SALE Brood aowa with pigs Dobrot. Central Point. FOR 8ALB1 O. E. automatlo hot water tank. 3.000 W. 30 gal. 1308 B. Main. FOR SALE WOOL BAOS and FLEECE TWINE. Monarch Seed & Peed Co. FOR SALE 37 Ford V-8 truck, good eoi.rittlra O. P Hall 1 mllea past Midway Pour Corn era on Gregory Road. FOR SALE; Two teams horeea, one saddle hone, one Shetland pony. O F. Rail, 1 mllea part Midway Four Cornera on Gregory Road. FOR SALE Bee Supollea of all klnda Monarch Seed A Feed Co. TAKEN One 3-wheel trailer, '40 V-8 wheels, model A eteel frame and tongue, no hub eapa, unpatnted, flat bed. 4 plv Goodrich Sllvertnwn Urea. Nob. IS2S78 and 3A195313. Re. ward. Tel. 4203 or call at Acme Dry Cleaner a. NICE ALFALFA hav. either baled or hammered at MORTON MILL. "38 TERRAPLANE coups. Shults Bros 1937 DE SOTO sedan, reconditioned throughout and guaranteed every way. Excellent tires. Only 8455. Taylor's, Dodge-Flymouth, 3th and Bartlett Bts. FOR SALE Oalnee Dor Pood solves the canned food problem. Does like It. It'a better for them. Monarch Seed es Peed Co. FOR SALE 6 purebred Holsteln cows. Dobrot, Ellestad Plaoa, Central Point. FISHING TAflCl.ia Bvervhtng you need. Prices right. License. Pick. FOR SALE Choice from 50 head fine dairy cows Holstelns, Guernseys. Jeraeys end Milking Shorthorns. George Hilton. Jr., Williams. Ore.. Phone 6-P-3, Provolt. FOR SALE MILL RUN. 81.70 per sack. Monarch Seed to Peed Co. UP THROUGH THE FLOOR BOARDS THEY CAME and Its companion Mats at 1:45 IOelSe lie Inc. tax r sw,mj ewaaaBBBBBBBBaaai FOR SALS Duroe weaner plea, alio Guernsey heifer. Phone 3084, C Ovcna. Orchard Home Dnte. MODERN rVRNISHED Bleeping tB for 3 coneenlal men. teenperate: reading room privilege, with rente Call 19 Haael St.. near Bla T. In quire M. S. Ruff. WANTED Neat appearing, mlddle aced wrmaa tor data washing What Nov WANTED Experienced wallnes and fountain girl. What-Nos. FOR PALE Feed your rabbits Sparry Rabolt pellets containing alfalfa Monarch Seed to Peed Co. BEAUTIFUL black 1941 Pontlac Strramllner sedan, low mileage, ex cellent rubber. ShulU Bros. FOR SALB 400 foot hlh pressure portable aprlnkllng system. Dobrot. Ellestad Place. Central Point. LUXURIOUS 1941 Plymouth 4-paa-aeneer coupe, nearly new. A real barrel n. Shulta Bros. FOR SALE Plant IdahybrM No. 544 the top yielding hybrid field oorn Monarch Seed eS Feed Co. P'fA BAZAAR food sale. Prldav Oak Grove School Gym. a to 4 SO WANTED woman for housework In private ftmlly. Pboo (971. FERTILIZERS, all kinds, from 3100 per cwt. up. at MORTON MILL. FOR SALB Heavy producing Guern sey cow. Freshen any day. Phone 8481. FOR SALE For late planting. MUn matee. Sudan, aorghum. Monarch Seed to Feed Co. FOR SALE 3 3 hp outboard motor and boat, 345 If sold by May let. 315 West Jackson. Medford. WANTED To rent or lease 5 to 10 e "a. with modern house. Phone 3081. BELIEVE IT OR NOT Some feed prices have drooped recently at the MORTON MILL. HELP SALVAGE BURLAP Morton Mill haa electric machines for re conditioning old bege. WAKTED Girl as dental assistant, no experience neoeaaary. No married women. Writ Bos 3381. Tribune. LIVESTOCK AUCTION will be tem porarily closed until future noUoa So. Ore Livestock AucUon Co. FOR MOTHER'S DAT see our dis play of Oregon Myrtlewood gllta mad In Medford at 309 B. Jackson. WANTED Pressure pump and tank Pbone 3804. FOR SALE Rous. B-rooms with larg aervlc porch and fruit eloaet; lots of bullt-lns; also rrult and berries. Near High School. Available May 1st. Shown by sppotntment. writ Box 3537, Mall Tribune. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING No Job too large, nor too small. Phone 4843. With row. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- rilbeut Caleeaal-Aiei Teall Aeaes Oe el bed in the Meming Rarin' Is Ce The Iresr ebonld poor 3 elate of bfle fates (ate voer bowels every CSV. IS tale bUs at aot Bowleg freolv, rear food mar aet it rest. It aar lost deear la the bowels. Tbee ass bloats up rour atoanscB. Yea set sea stipatod. You fsel sour, suns and the world Iookb punk. It takes those seed, eld Carter's Little Lfvsr Pills to aot these 8 slats of bile flow. Inf freelr to main roa fesl "as aad up." C.t a paesacs today. Tsko as dl rested. CfTecMvo la making aOe Sow frealr. Ash (or Cr tor's Ufle Liver PUIe. 1S aad Std. Simon C . r t y. th. R . n . g a d at Tach. th. Bloody Pirstti Benedict Arnold . . Traitors. Murd.r.rsll A JURY OF THE DAMNED To Judge A Man! TODAY and THURSDAY Ets t:4l'l:ll 40e.tSe.ll. lavs, tax LOST Btweea t and 10 s m, April 39. Scot.-a pu:d com puree con - ta'.nlng currency. Call M.-a. Rl.tl- sruaon, 15l. "Sergeant n With an O starts TODAY for 4 Big Days! If V pt f !;. - s wi?s A!iee : . ;w,..-r -r 4ri a, - .t:"-f m tm Ir IF M wm m , Tot dFef9v m-j tr J mm m is wm. aar w as o mim w rA,h l dufl Plus Selected Short Sjbjests Kfatlneeai at 1:4S S3c-25c-lle Inc. Tax I FOB SALB Cavalry saddls OlcOlel. 1 lanl 810 Smudge pot UthSera. large galvanised Iron tank. Herbert, satt I end Barneburg road. York" Meets lor the f X . '-y ' 1 . a.0-"""'U S3 ' 5tUA -.J f.- ( ..k .k.U"V -kail . f". Ew.nlnfsi i4$.i00 44c-25-U Inc. .Tax