Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 26, 1942, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE , 1942.' Jsfci vti Oeki Brits Seek ComsixtslloR ef Uurder Sentences to chaloe wool td m, quoted 64 Oe IM. Sacramento, Calif., June 26. fP) An appeal for commutation of tentetice by two Siskiyou county killer will be reviewed by the atate advisory pardon board at ban Francisco Tuesday, It was announced today. , The applicants are John Brlte 42, and Coke Brlte, 37, con victed December 22, 198,- on three counts each of first de cree murder. A Siskiyou county superior court Jury found them guilty of killing Fred Seaborn and De puty Sheriffs Martin Lange and Joseph Clark on August 29 1936. I- Their death sentences were , commuted to life Imprisonment ' by Governor Culbert L. Olson May 9, 1939. They now seek . commutation of sentence to time served. , John and Coke Brlte are . former residents of the Jackson- 'vllle district, where they en. , gaged in mining and ranching , for a number of years before , their embroilment in the Siskt you county slayings. TAKEN BY DEATH Mrs. Mabel Hawk Wright passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Linda Marvin, 2318 Capital avenue, early this morning. She had been ill sev eral weeks. She was born in Mahaffey, Penn., February 1, 1887, the eldest daughter of 8. M. Hawk. She leaves her husband, W. G Wright, one daughter, Mrs. Lin da Marvin, a son, Ernest Wright, tliree sisters, Mrs. Hazel Van Dermark, Mrs. Catherine Mc Kinney and Mrs. Anne Davis, all of Medford, and three both ers, Norman and Harry Hawk, Medford, and Sharon Hawk of Ontario, Ore. Services will be In the Conger funeral parlors Monday after noon at S p. m. with Rev. Herald G. Gardner officiating. Inter ment will be in the IOOF ceme tery. Chlease Chicago, tun as jp, IT. B Dep. AT.) Hogs Reoelpte, 14.000: fairly active, ionise higher on all weights; rood and . enotoe 140-SSO lbs., 6140e145; tap, 14.70; high aat sine 1020. Cattle Reoelpte. 1J00: calves. SO0: moat steers. 413 00 16 00: beat heir ere. SHIS: moatly sll.3Saia.60: beef cows, dull, but cannera and cut. tare- active at 64S0e40; moatly 47J8 and batter: few eholea lota na tive sprlnere. SIS 90: odd head lower grades, 413 0014 50: ahort deck, around SO lb. medium to good thorn old crop lambs. 413 25: few fat swea. 44 504 00: with beat light wetghta, 46.26, Portland Produce Portland, Ore., una 44 ) Pota toea New-Bhafter (Calif.) White Rose, 1008. S2.75eS.26; local, 11.00) 1M lug. . Other produce unchanged. . Portland Wheat Portland. Ore., Jun 24 JP) Grain: Wheat Ooen Hlfrh Low Cloe July SO .SO SO SO Sept. St t .46 at Deo. i: a at at -a Cash Drain: Plaa Ho. 7, 43 49 '4. vim, i nrri - unit Whits. 2V4o: Soft Whit excluding Res. 84c; White ciud. vc; . b uum Hrd Red winter: Or dinary, SOc: 10 per cent, 6c: 11 per cent, 41.01: I per can, .i w. whif Hurt! to ner cent. si.uu; i per cent, 41.04: 12 per oent. 6108. Ttoriav'a Car Recewts: wnri, : barley, 1; flour, 4; corn, 9; mlllfeed. T. Apartment Dwellers Defy Landlord vvwvm w .'.':' ! ' ' )-i '!! . , ' " , f' ... . - T V4;i' ' -wv.--.- ? ' . ' ..' ti Xff-j:. r '' . V - - I .? .h 45T7 --w4-w-r T , jji ,irf Hit -i P'-ii fcrl II Chicago "Wheat Wheat Open High Uw Cloae July .41.17 41.17 41.1V4 411'i Sept. 1 SO ' l l'Vt 1H Dec. .1.34i4 13 132 1J2 Man PranclMo flutter San Pranclaco. June 24 a) But ter 42 score, SSc; 41 ecore, 87c; SO scon, Se'fce; es soore, 45c. Sacramento, June 96--4&t Butter Pint grade, 42c; second grad 40c. WaU St. Report JM4IIS1I sestn. - f 1 1 i!' jf' 5 5 SsW.iismpssli mm .11 , .11 1 II 1 a r,X.5 ' Ordered from apartments by a landlord who shut off the water in protest against rent ceilings, Seattle apartment dwellers rsn a hose from a neighbor's tap and filled their tubs, lust as Mrs. Vincent Meehan (above), did. The landlord, however, agreed to pay the cost el aaovlaf bis teat-ants. PLUMBERS WANTED ON COEUR d'ALENE JOB ' Coeur d'Alene, Ida., June 26 (Spl.) Plumbers and steam fitters are urgently needed here on the $31,000,000 United Slates naval training station now un der construction, the Walter Butler company, contractors for the big job, announced today. The call for craftsmen in cluded 229 plumbers and a like number of steamfitters. Wages for the two crafts are $1.55 an hour for an eight-hour day, with time and one-half for over eight hours and Saturdays and Sun days. Men are now working 10 hours a day, six days a week. Use Kail Tribune want ads. I L Ensign Richard E. Watson, of 122 South Riverside avenue, left this morning for the Naval Training School at Cornell Uni Terslty, Ithlca, New York. He was granted his commission In the United States Naval Reserve on June 1, and was called to active duty on July 1. Watson, a graduate of Univer sity of Oregon In 1939, has been the manager of the J. Henry Helser Co. In Medford for tlie past year. His wife and small daughter will remain here for the present, and Mrs. Watson will be in charge of the Helser company's Medford office dur ing his absence. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland, Ore.. June IS 4m (TJ. . Dept. Agr. Cattle Recelpta, 75; calve., 10 and Sic; market moetly nominal; few medium to good, fed ateers, steady at 413 35 e II 24; com mon light eteere, 44.78 1 10 00; cowl, very dull at week'a decline: few can ner to cutter dairy type rowa. 46 40 4) 728; common to medium Tealera. 4SO0e)12Su: choice quotable. 41400 Hogs Receipts, 450: market ac tive, arauad sc above Thunder's brat time: cood to eh.olca 1 70 to 176 lbs.. 80 55c; (30 to 270 Ins , 414.00m 14 15: rood 640 lb. sows, 611.00; 200 lbs.. 613 04. Sheep Receipts. 601 scattered sales, steady: good to choice prlng ra. scarce, salable around 411 60: few common feeders, 64 00; sulls. down to 87 00; good ewes, quotable, ISO0 6 50. South San Pranrtare South San Pranclaco, June 26 A (Pedcral-Stat Market News)--Cat-tie Recelpta. 25; unrhanred; under ton. fully ateady: halt load common seed rang eowe. 67 60; few dairy cowe. 7 00; cannera and cutters. 6 004 50; medium eaueeie bulla 6SOO4 60. Calrea Salable none: good to choice vealers. quoted 413 00 4)13 60. Hoga Receipts, 200: eround 8c blffher: one load good 218 lb. bar rows and gilts. IIS 10; one load Choice 267 lb.. 414 40; odd aowa. 13 40. Sheep Receipts. 1400: about stea v; good to choice ever SO lb. wooled lamba quoted 613 00e IS 78; medium New York, June 28. VP) While alrcrafts, rails and select ed industrials edged upward In todays 1 stock, market, many leaders elsewhere failed to get a toe-hold on recovery. Transfers were around 300,. 000 shares. Today's closing prices for 64 select ed stocks follow t Al, Chem. Dye Am. Can.' I A. T. T. ',, f Anaconda A ten. a. P. Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Curtlns - WrUrM . Douglas Acft, DuPont ., , Oen. Plea. ,, Oan. Poods den. Mot. Int. Hsrvest Joh ni - Man. -Kenneeott Montr Ward No. Amn. Av'n. North. Amer. Penney (J. C.) Penna. R. R. Phllllpa Pet. Radio Sou. Pad. td. Branda St. Oil Calif. St. Oil N. J. Trana. Amer. Union Carh. Unit. Aircraft United Airline U. 8. Steel -.Unquoted t ito . I8H . 36 , 61 . M . MS . . 68 iis'4 . 35 . 10 . as . , . 64 . 3SH . 26 . 10 . 7 . 48 . IS , 16 . I . lo , 4 . to . I4H . . 64 , 35 . il4 . War To Alter Eating Habits Of Soldiers; New Recipes Needed ' Fort Bennlng, Ga. (UK) Wives and mothers all over the United Stairs probably will have to add lota of new recipes to their cooking repertoires af ter this war Is over and their soldier bnys come bark demand ing a dish they learned to relish In another part of the country. A Yankee housewife is going to have to learn how to prrpare the collard greens, grits, hot bis cuits and gravy that Johnny got to liking so much when he was itstior.rd down in Dixie. . And many a Dixie cook is go ing to have to add bPRtii, baked "Dojton" style, and more pota toes to her menus became her soldier man developed a taste for them when he was stationed above up north. This warning to the folks bark home is being pa.sed along by the army quartermaster corps. The qiiartrrmatrr at Fort Denning, da., of course. Is Jo LASS FOR WINDOWS and STORE FRONTS n a n n. u a m puning 1302 1209 Court St. MILL Phons 47S0 more concerned bout Its ex periences with the "Yankee" soldiers and southern food and is willing to prophesy that the eating habits of the entire na tion may be revolutionized by the war. The northern soldiers had a worse time getting acclimated to Dixie food than they did to the Dixie climate. When a northern soldier saw a bowl of collard greens, he usu ally would decide it was spin ach, take a bite and get a shock. That famous southern standby grits wasn't even a word in the northern soldier's vocabul ary. And so at first, he didn't like the food because it was differ ent. But it's another story now. and the "Yankees" are calllnf for hot biscuits instead of white bread and steamed rice Instead of potatoes. And while the southern boys are getting used to northern food, midwesterners stationed along the seaboard are getting their first chance at oysters, crabs, lobsters and other sea foods. So the quartermaster corps thinks it had better caution the home folks to start planning for the post-war period by ex changing recipes. Recruiting of laborers In oc cupied and other neighboring countries has been placed on an organized basis by the Ger man government. Closing time for Classified Ads 0 a. m. Too lata to Classify 12:60 p. m. Saturday Special Fruit Filled Coffee Cake We ire featuring eur new cteliciouery different fruit filled coffee cake. Baked a golden brown and filled with choiceet fruits and nut. Extra large 4le 20a Shop In our retail store for other tempting, whole some bakery goods. Wa will hava a large assortment of chocolate, white, data nut layer cakes, and many other deliciou goodie. Hot bakery goods fresh from tha oven all through the day . . . every day. flfrn (fata mrmwmt$f$& . . . because for yeori more people have purchased Chsvroleh than ony other make of car. . . , became for years more people hove purchaied urecf cart from Chevrolet dealers thon from ony other dealer oraanizotion. . . . became Chevrolet dealers speciaire In giving skilled, de pendable service on off makes of cars and trucks. For "Service That Satisfies Service That Saves" 1 Check and Rotate Tire A Get Regular Lubrica- Ja tion 3 Service Engine Car buretor Battery A Test Brake 5 Check Steering and Wheel Alignment 6 Check Clutch, Traas missioa, Rear Axla 7 Check Cooling System 8 Protect and Preserve Finish ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET 528 South Riverside Ave. Hours 8 to 8 S9uty0 1 Iil(AllAirI l?-S ASK FOR rCW5(W t STAMPS '' Atv1 I DOUBLE STAMPS I AVVV If WEDNESDAY JlKfees W tx FAIR TRADE ITEMS EXCEPTEP W , t(Z . 1 SPECIALS FOR dho PatvQ Ave usE2fr RAISINS TSeTdfos 3 Lb. Pkg. 25 WESSON OIL ",27e 53e 93e CORN BEEF "cqS ( U A D T E M I M ft Forma, til Vlt I LI1IMV Swift's VHEATIES ' Champions IVORY SOAP Popular Med. Size 2 3 lb. 2 3 49 63' Pkgs. 2 1 20e cans cans Bars M.S.P. PECTIN For Less Sugar Canning 3 pkg. 25c GHO-PUP KELLOGG DOG FOOD Genuine J. Good PEANUT Butter AC 2-lb. jar IOC PINEAPPLE Garden Sliced AOa 2 lge. cans WB DEL MONTE e) CORN, 2 cans stdC SHREDDED WHEAT NABISCO, lge Jryyr atawca M riRlUDTS mmnimB lie Soft as Old Linen SCOT TISSUE 3 rolls 23c CANTALOUPES, popular size 3 for 25c LEMONS, Sunkist doz. 19c RADISHES, Red Garden 3 bun. 10c CABBAGE, crispy solid .lb. 3V2c TOMATOES Lr'. ss"ck.r. 2 lbs. 25c POTATOES . lr.3"" 5 IbS. IOC Just Right to Crssm Produce Pricea for Saturday FLOUR PEAS Piggly Wiggly All Purpose GREEN SUGAR POPULAR MECO'S 49 Vx lb. lack $1.83 MACA YEAST LARGE NO. 2 CANS 2 for 5c 25c CATSUP. Real Red Meco : . 2 bottles 19c a G U Y E R'S MARKET Quality Meats and Poultry Pot Roasts lb. 25c Blade Cute. Grsin Fed Steer Beet Pure Lard... 3 lbs. 49c Pork Roast lb. 27c Picnic Style Veal & Ham Loaf, lb. 29c Bacon Jowls lb. 23c Nice and Lean Meat Prices Saturday Only PEACHES ?.Td&y. 10c Green Cut Beans 2 lge. 25c Hominy, Royal Club ...2'it lie Del Monte Asparagu OQa Colossal ipeara lge. can awC RAVIOLIS, IXL tall cans 15c WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP 3 bars 25c TOILETRIES and REMEDIES at CUT RATE PRICES William Mug Shaving Soap 5e Rasor Blade 10c and 25c 50c Ipana Paste 39e 60e Bromo Seltxer .....49c $1.00 site Hind. Honey and Almond Crejm. ........ .49e KLEENEX, 2 boxes 25c KOTEX WS' - 22c Straight or Assorted 2 (or 43c 3 site Junior Regular Super AH Limit Right Reserved NINTH AND BARTLETT