MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1942.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Visiting Miss Rostmary
Muir of Oakland, Cal., if (pend
ing a few weeks' visit with her
parent. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Muir of Griffin Creek.
At Match Harry Chlpman
of Ashland was among out-of-town
residents attending the
wrestling matches In the Med-
ford armory last night.
To Entertain Jacksonville
Merrymakers will entertain all
square dance clubs next Satur
day night from 8 to midnight.
Members of clubs are asked to
dress in costumes.
To Meet USWV camp and
auxiliary will meet in regular
session at 8 p. m. Wednesday in
the armory. It will be the last
meeting before next September
and all members are urged to
attend.
t . Supper Enjoyed Twenty
three regular and volunteer fire
men enjoyed a buffet supper
prepared and served by Ralph
Smith in the fire hall last night.
Prior to the feed the volunteer
firemen held their weekly meet
la Training T. E. (Tommy)
White wrote friends today that
he had been classified as a pilot
at the air corps replacement
training center at Santa Ana,
Calif., and would start his nine
weeks' ground school training
June 7, after which he will be
sent out for flight training.
Her For Summer Ross
Webb, son of Mrs. Leona E
Webb, Kings highway, arrived
in Medford Sunday to spend the
summer vacation with his
S pmother and sister, Mrs. Pierce
Green of 233 South Ivy street.
Mr. Webb is an aeronautical en
gineering student at Oregon
State college where he is a mem
ber of Theta Chi fraternity, and
was recently initiated into Kap
pa Kappa Psl national honorary
music society for men.
...
USO Sites Discussed Henry
H. Gutterson, United Service
Organization regional building
counselor from San Francisco,
and Don Orput, federal secur
ity administration's recreational
field representative for Oregon,
are in Medford today in relation
to the proposed building for
USO activities. Temporary quar
ters for the USO center have
been arranged In the W. H.
Bishop building on the corner
of Main and Bartlett streets.
Last week repairs were begun
on the building, putting it in
Shape for opening as a USO
center.
F.sturns Horn Bud Dodge,
student at Oregon State college,
has returned here after complet
ing his years studies on the
Corvallis campus. He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Dodge,
Hillcrest road.
From Area Office Mrs. Alice
O. Maxwell, field representative
of the American Red Cross of
fice for Oregon, is visiting the
Jackson county office in the
county courthouse for several
days. Mrs. Maxwell's headquar
ters are in San Francisco, at the
Pacific area office.
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Certificates Hr Standard
Red Cross certificates for stu
dents of the following classes
are available at the Red Cross
office in the county courthouse:
class of R. P. Mortensen ended
April 24; Lee Port, Jr's. class
at Applegate ended April 22;
Chester Merriman, ended Apru
19; E. M. Kirtley, ended April
14, and Mrs. C. B. Collins, end
ed April 8.
Unit To Met Griffin Creek
Extension Unit will meet at the
home of Mrs. W. S. Darby, Old
Stage road near Orchard Home
drive, next Friday from 10 a.
m. to 3 p. m. The topic will be
"Milk and Milk Products." Of
ficers will be installed and
plans made for next year. All
members and their friends are
cordially invited to attend.
Arrives Her Mrs. Lillian
Salade of Chicago, 111., is visit
ing at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Ella Westerlund. 2004 Hill
crest road. Mrs. Salade attend
ed the wedding of her daughter,
Miss Jeanne, to Lieut. Martin
Luther, Jr. at Phoenix, Ariz,
recently. Mrs. Salade's son, Bill
will arrive next week to spend
the summer with his mother at
their home in Central Point.
Receives Award Friends here
have received word that Miss
Betty Peake, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Peake of
Grants Pass and granddaughter
of the late Mrs. Alice Trow
bridge of this city, has been
given the Ladies of Rotary cash
award for the outstanding sen
ior girl In Grants Pass high
school. The award was based
on high scholarship, fine char
acter and cooperative friendli
ness, upon the recommendation
of the high school faculty. Miss
Peake has also held the office
of student body secretary, was
vice-president of Girls league
and received a permanent Torch
honor pin for high scholarship.
She Is the daughter of the for
mer lone Flynn of this city.
Hr Today Thomas Swobe'
of Eugene, traveling freight
and passenger agent for thej
Union Pacific Railway company,
was a business visitor in ti
city today.
...
Violators David Holme. Jr.,
paid a fine of $3 in city police
court this morning on a charge
of parking in an alley. C. H.
Cannon forfeited $10 bail for
being drunk in a public place.
Building Permit Refer Fruit
Company made application for
a building permit at the city in
spector's office yesterday to
erect a platform at 11th and Fir
streets at a stated cost of (1,000.
Visits Hr Burton Dough
erty is visiting a short time in
this city. He is a student at Yale
university at New Haven, Conn.,
and plans to return east in
about a week. He resides at 704
North Central avenue.
e e .
Warrant Issued A warrant
has been Issued for Mark Demko
who is charged with larceny of
an auto, according to a report
on file at the city police station.
Demko is charged with taking
an automobile from the service
station of A. O. Tollefson. Sixth
and Holly streets, where he has
been employed.
Drunkn Driving Frank Par
land, charged with driving an
automobile while under the in
fluence of intoxicating liquor,
had his driver's license revoked
for one year in the city police
court today. He was also given
a fine of $100, part of which
was paid, and sentenced to 50
days in the city Jail.
Finn Lvld Hamilton Jere
Alonro Parker, O. W. Hennon
and Clyde Walter Jackson rece
ived suspended sentences of five
days in the city jail and $10
fines on charges of being drunk
in a public place. Albert Ohrt
was sentenced to five days in
the city jail on a similar charge.
Ernest Wallen and Robert E
Bradley, each paid a $5 fine for
driving an automobile without
an operator's license.
Minor Mishaps Cars driven
by W. E. Cox. no address listed
and W. I. Childreth, Star route.
were Involved in a minor mis
hap on Olive street Friday at 9
p. m., according to a report
filed yesterday. L. E. Bean of
Lake Creek and Adrian Wigley
of Central Point were operators
of cars which collided on the
Butte Creek road Saturday at
11:30 p. m. Nick Young of S09
North Riverside avenue and
Alvie O. Chambers of the Ash
land Mine road were driving
cars which were Involved in a
slight collision on highway No
230 Sunday at 3:45 p. m., a re
port on file stated.
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Portia-
Portland. On.. Juna t GPWU. 8.
Dept. Afr Cattle US: calm SO:
market actlT. stesdy, few he4 rood
fed steers IS 00-35 Including etoesere
at 1100: common better 00-10 35.
medrura to 1 1 00; Best fed heifers
Monday 13.50: eanner and cutter cow
8.15-7 3S; Pit dairy eows I00-T.V
weighty beef cows to t 50; good light
cows quotable to 10.50: medium-good
built 9 T5-11I5: good -chol oe reelen
18.50-14 50. add head 15 00.
Hogs 450: market active, steady;
good-choloe 170-315 lb. 14.00 to most
ly 14 38: One lot choice trurk-lns
14 88: 3S0-J70 lb. weights is 15-50:
light ltohta isoo-50: good 335.550 lb.
kwi fully 38 higher at 10 50-1135;
only odd head to 10.00 or below:
Choice light feeder plga 18 50.
Sheep 400: rprlng lambs active
ateady; rood-eholce 13.50-13 00: Med
ium 13 00-50: old crop lamb scarce:
ewe quotable weak to lower: good
horn era salable 4 50-8 00; odd com
mon ewe 1.00-8.00.
.froth Kan rranrl.ro
South San Francisco, June S -(Federal-State
Market Kewa Service)
Cattle 100: fully steady: load good
aso lb. fed Idaho 18 38: load good
experimental steers held 13.50: few
groea cows S 50-0.00: cutter 7.00-50:
eanneri 8.60-fl.OO: medium sausage
bulla 50-10 00. Calves: salable 10.
Nominal: good to choice Testers
quoted 13 50-13.50.
Hogs 875. Fully 10 higher, one load
choice Oregon barrows and gtlta
14 85. extreme top. bulk 185-335 lb.
California's 14.75: odd rood sows
13 15.
Sheep 750. Fully steady on good to
choice over 80 lb. Umba: light med
ium to choice shorn ewes quoted
4.00-5.00.
CMes-
Chicago. June 3 uri (U. S. Dept.
Agr.) Hogs 35.000: market 8-10
lower on all weights and sows: good
and choice 180-880 lbs. 14 35-40; top
14.45.
Cattle 7.SO0; calves 1.300. largely
13.38-14.00 steer and yearling trade:
Early top weighty steers 18.00. Best
fed heifers around 14.35: weighty cut
ter cowa to 0.35. Heavy sausage bull
offerings to 11.78; vealers 15.50 down:
stock cattle firm at 13.00-14.00 on
yearlings with good to choice calves
14 00-15.00 and better.
Sheep 3.300. too lb. shorn old crop
lamba 13.50: best native springers 18.-
00; others 13.00.14.50: awe scar to
4-50-8 35.
Portland Produce
Portland. Ore.. .Tun 9 (& g
Plica to producer.. A, large. 39c; B
large 38c: A medium. 37c: B. medium.
30c dozen. Resale to retailers. 4c
higher for cases; cartons. 6c higher,
Dressed turkeys celling prices:
Rena, 37-38c. Buying prices: Toms,
34-25c; Hens. 36c lb.
Portland Wheat
Wall St. Report
LOST Bergman logging shoe. Cm 13.
Waa left In soma itor downtown.
Finder please call 8118 or leave
t PoUo station.
New York, June 2. (PI
Most stock market leaders to
day side-stepped another good
war news budget although no
particular weakness was dis
played in any group. Transfers
approximated 300.000 shares.
Today's closing prloe for 84 select
ed stocks follow:
Al Chem. at Dye .unqtd
Am. Can . . 6
A. T. A T. US'
Anaconda 38
Atch. T. 8 P. ,, , , 834
Bendlx Avla. 80
Beth. Steel 601,
Caterpillar Tract. 8H
Chrysler oi
Curtlsa-wnght
Douglas Ac!t. 644
DuPont 1084
Oen. Bee. , , 35 H
Oen. Poods . 3S
Oen. Mot. .,
Int. Harveat -,
Johns-Man. . MH
Kennecott -- '91i
Monty Ward -
No. Amn. AVn .. ,
North Amer. -
unqtd
-- 304
84S
3'i
10V
8
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84
4l
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34
icn;
444
Penney fJ. C.)
Penna. R. R-
Phillips Pet.
Radio
sou. Pae.
Std. Brands
St. Oil Cal.
St. Oil N. J. -Trans.
Amer.
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
United Airline .
U. S. Steel
San Francisco Butter
San Francisco, June 3 yp (USDA)
Butter, 93 SCOT 88: Sl-Satf; 80-38
14. 84-85 ',,0.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED TO RENT
Lou of good living accommo
dations at reasonable price.
For military personnel. Phon.
5389. No charge. Just service.
FOR SALE or Trade 80 acre, lmprov.
ed part In timber: for small im
proved acres-!.; good soil. Jo Ser
eyka. Sams Valley.
... . , , I isr bimcv m full
detain In fir" letter. Ft. 1. Box
841. Central point.
run oni a -c
located on West Main. Upstairs 8
rooms and bath. Downstairs 5 rooms
and bath. Upstairs furnished. Nice
shade. Prloe S3750 with S750 down.
I I . V,nn , atVlrtt.
ment. Phon 3648 or call at 1517
west MBID.
FOR CAREFUL handling of your fur
niture Dial 3828 for moving service.
EADS Transfer.
Portland, Ore., Jun 3 MV-Grain:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
July 91 H 61V4 90 V4 90S
Cash grain: Oats, barley and corn
unquoted. No. t flax 3.4414.
Cash wheat (bid); soft white 90H;
soft whit excluding Rex 03 '4: white
dub 9S'i: Western red 93.
Hard Red winter: Ordinary Bflty.
Hard Whit Baart: Unquoted.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 83;
flour 3; corn 9. mlllfeed 8.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, June 3 P)
Wheat Open High Low Close
July l.m 1.17 1.15H U5-4
Sept. MSH 1-3014 M7 1.18H
BOARD ft ROOM Oood alnglt) room.
Home cooking, good clean twin
beds. Reasonable transportation to
oon ton ment. 217 N. Main. Ashiana
1941 PLYMOUTH Cosch. Radio, heat
er. 13.000 miles. 1233 W. Main.
WANTED TO RE ITT Place on Rorue
River. Vlvlnlty Shady Cove or Docile
Bridge. Prefer furnished; refer
ences. Box 3230 Tribune.
HELMAN'S SWIMMING PLUNOE
Mineral tub baths. Ashland, watch
for signs.
FOR SALE Make our store your
headquarters for doc roods, rresn
cakes and meal. Only dependable
brands. Monarcn seed A reeo co.
LOST H. D. 33-34x7 Oood rich S. T.
truck tire, new Firestone recap:
Chev. 10 H. wheel. Between Trail
and Central Point. Liberal Re.
ward. R. T. Slagle. Southern Ore
gon Sugar Pine, Central Point.
FOR SALE Two-horse com eulUT.
tor. 60S Palm St.
LIT OEOROl sst you money on new
'mend' sprayrigs and equipment,
both portable and atatlonary. Re
member, when you buy "rriend"
you havs a friend for life. There
are also some very good buva on
used rlia. AMERICAN FRUITGROW
ERS, inc.. First Street Warehouse.
Phone 8388.
WANT Experienced silk finisher.
Write experience. Box 2221. Tribune.
FOR SALE J months old heifer ralf,
Mrs. I. X. Mullen. Rt. 1. Box 161.
FOR SALE 4 4 acre tracts close In on
Kings HIghwsy priced at 75000.
sl5o S S acre tract Just off Kings
HI tin why priced at 8750 00. Reason
able terma to responsible purchas
ers. This is your change to get a
good acresse on which you ean
build a cabin and beat the high
rent. For Information call 8754 or
3648. Capital Company, Jackson
Co. Bank Bldg.
FOR RENT Room for two girls. 38
Tripp St.
FOR SALE- 43 automauo colt. 830
Jeanette.
FOR BALE Jersey sweet sweet pota
to planta. Monarch Seed 4k Feed
Co.
WANTED Woman for housework,
two in family prefer go home
mghtc. Phone 4337 or call 418 Ar
cadia Court.
CARD reading. 81 00. 838 Jeanette.
FOR SALE Pont lac, 878. 304 8. Cen
tral.
FOR SALE Cabbage planta a doaen
or ten thousand. Monarch seed
Feed Co.
WANTED Man for sales position In
Medford paying average 818 a day
for approximately a year. Need
car. No experience necessary. Apply
Tribune Box No. 1794.
WANTED Small modern piano. Call
4075.
EXPERIENCED Operator wanted at
once for fully equipped service sta
tion. Oood quota. Cheap rent. Ph.
3598 evenings.
FOR SALE Oslnss Dog Meal. Just
aria water and serve. Dogs like it.
Monarch Seed 4k Feed Co.
ROOM 308 8. Holly.
LOADERS WANTED Medford
CO.
ONE ACRS on Spring Street, $ room
modern house, furnished 81450.
Small down payment, balance like
rent. 133 N. Central. Phone 4953.
FOR RENT Room for two. In horn
839 W. Jackson.
FOR SALB Pestroy protects tomato
and cabbage plants from flea beetle.
Monracn seed s reed Co.
FOR SALE Lynn's Cafe In Treka,
California. For any Information In
quire or write, proprietor, 108 West
Miner Street, Yreka, California.
Reason for wsntlng to sell Is; It Is
too much for an elderly women to
nandie.
WAirmv--Bxperiencad allk finisher.
Writ experience. Box 3231 Tribune.
FOR SALE Slufs sr bad because cC
wet weatnr K -- ywt r -.
protected with Snarol'or Buggeta.
Monrach Seed A Fned Co.
FOR SALB Oood family milk eows.
rresn snd eomlng freab. Reasonsble
Al Hutch ln-soo, 1 ml. south Bams
Vslley Store.
FOR SALE or Trade 10 acres peaches.
cnemes. nuia, irrigated pasture.
Oood house. Hot and cold running
water. Partly furnished. Bsm, hen
house, garage, cow. 82300. 8500
down. Bal very easy terms. Will
take good trailer house or Iste
model truck as part payment.
mile B Lone Pine School. No Sat
urday calls.
WANTED, man to do light work on
small ranch. Close to town. With or
without living quarters. Call 8187
after 8 p. m.
FOR SALE 3000 number 8 Indiana
Canner Tomatoes, looo Bonny Best.
1,000 Cardinal. Grown tn cold
trainee at Crater Oreen House.
LOST Man a brown lea tber glove.
mono no,.
BRING your aut body work to Dally
Auto painting and Body Shop. 39
South Bartlett.
FOR SALE Baby Chicks, reds, barred
rocxe, wmt rocks. MoOarcb Seed
4h Feed Co.
FOR SALB Cow, freshes 1
Jack Anderson creefc
WANTED Girl to wait on counter.
answer phone snd do minor repair
ing West Side Cleaners
FOR SALE Apply our Earwig Bait
now sure to kill Monarch Seed ft
Feed Co
ffOCAA Modern suburban home. Six
yJJUU rooms sore lsnd tn clover
close in on pavement. Terms.
1 AAA Four room house good loca
VA7uU tlon. Modern. H. O. Wilson.
7 Chester. Phone 4044.
FtR RENT Apsrtment and house.
a 00 w. jackson.
BOUQUETS for June Graduates and
Brides. 843 North Grape Street.
PHONE 4113 for WINDOW GLASS.
Medford Mlllwork Co., "The Oass
House". 0th and Grape.
CARD READXNO by experienced pey
chie. For sppcintment call room
811 Medford HoteL
FOS- 6ALE Equitr tn new World
Bicycle. Phone 4353 Between 8:30
p. m. and 7:00 p. m.
FOR SALE Lr-f Jersey O-uernaey
milk cow. Extra heavy producer.
Just fresh. Glenn Darby, 1 ml. east
of Four Corners. Crater leke HI
way.
FOR SAt-E Bull Terrier male puppy.
1017 W. 9th.
BARGAIN East Bids lot 875-00,
title. Phone 3570.
FURNIfiHED ROOM, twin beds, prl
vate home, gentlemen preferred. 48
N. Peach.
TOU DON'T Have to be good looking;
It matters not whether you are
young or old: you are welcome eve
If you wear old clothes: we want
you to come and hear the special
Bibla message by Evan it 1 1st Fife?
every night at 7 30 except Monday.
Central Avenue Church of Christ.
Corner Central and Jackson Sts.
FOR SALE Two three-speed Brown
Ltpe. euxlllarv transmission, com
plete. Phone 434.
FOR SALE- Ten htvee Beea. 1031
Ni antic.
FOR SALE Holophan electrte)
light fixtures with chsins. Will car
ry 800-watt lights. A bargain If
taken at onos. Call at Mall
Tribune ofrioa. .
WANTED Commerclsl spraying. 11
yr n Medford. Ph. flaee. McOonagla.
1
Mais at 1:48 40c.25c-llo Inc. Tax.
Eves. 8:4.V9. ftOc-t.V-Ue. Inc. Tax.
FOR SALE Slightly used gma water
heater and oil lea mimeograph. 138
Vsncouver. I
FOR SALE All Is Chalmers Caterpil
lar Tractor. 4 cylinder motors No.
M5889. In good condition. Price
83.000 with terms. Can be eeen oa
premises. E. H. Moore. 1017 N
Riverside Avenue. Medford. Oregon.
If Interested write P. C. Bates. SOI
Teon Building. Portland. Oregon.
THE DIETY OF CHRIST la the
Sermon topic- to be delivered by
Evangelist Earl Fife at the Central
Avenue Church of Christ tonight.
The copy of Christ's official death
sentence will be read. Everyone wel
come. 740 each evening except
Monday.
FOR SALE Sorrel work team. R, L
Bowen. Beagle.
FOR SALE Steel range cook atove
A. L. Bowen, Beagle.
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