MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1942.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Traffic Violator William
Shumate was fined $2 SO in city
police court today on charge
of double parking his car.
Fined For Drunkenneu Ver
non Francis. Calhoun, 26, was
given a fine of $10 In police
'court this morning on a charge
of being drunk.
Held For Sheriff Robert
Earl Jones, 42, was picked up
by local police yesterday and is
being held for the sheriff of
Hanford county, Calif., who has
a warrant for Jones' arrest on
charges of burglary.
- Eagles Will Meet Crater
Lake aerie, F.O.E. and auxiliary
members will meet in the hall,
42 North Front street tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock for initiation
service, followed by entertain
ment and a dance.
Pictures Shown Lieutenant
Colonel R.A. Eads, chemical of
ficer of the 81st Infantry Divi
sion, showed motion pictures at
yesterday noon's Rotary club
luncheon depicting all phases of
chemical warfare, methods of
employing such weapons and
methods of defense against the
various types.
Need Bathing Trunks A call
was issued from USO headquart
ers today asking for donations
of swimming trunks for the use
of local service men. It was
pointed out that many of the
men are unable to enjoy swim'
ming in the Rogue or local pools
because bathing trunks are not
part of a soldier's equipment
and many are unable to provide
their own. The trunks may be
turned into USO headquarters,
Main and Bartlett streets.
Back Injured John Curley
of 839 East Main street, an em
ploye of Medford corporation.
was taken to the Community
hospital this morning for treat
ment for a back injury he suf
fered in a fall while at work.
Narr Enlistments Edward
C. Evanson, John H. Grim and
Oscar J. Miller, all of Medford.
were enlisted in the navy at
Portland recruiting headquart
ers this week, it was stated in
an Associated Press dispatch to
day. Posts Bail Robert Baer, 18,
posted $3 bail with city police
yesterday after having been
picked up on charge of break
ing glass on a pavement. Baer
is said to have thrown a bottle
from a hotel window, disregard
ing pedestrians below.
To Conference Frank Hull,
civilian defense coordinator, and
Elmer Beagle, Ashland, area co
ordinator, left this morning for
Salem to attend a conference of
coordinators of the state, called
by Jerold Owen, state coordina
tor, and Governor Sprague. The
local men expect to return Fri
day. PUC Hearing The Public
Utilities commission will hold a
public hearing in the Jackson
county courthouse at 2 p. m.,
August 4 on the application of
E. G. Hogue of Klamath Falls
for a permit to authorize opera
tions as a common carrier of
passengers by motor vehicle,
anywhere for hire within a
radius of 100 road miles of
Klamath Falls, according to an
announcement from the Oregon
PUC.
Qualifies Ray E. Wright and
Ernest E. Kofoed of the New
York Life Insurance company,
with headquarters In Medford,
have both qualified for the
$100,000 club, according to a
letter from the Oregon branch
office in Portland.
Graduates Pvt. William H.
Milhoan, son of L. H. Milhoan
of Route 3, Medford, was gradu
ated recently from the Chanute
(Illinois) field school of the ar
my air forces technical training
command, according to a report
from the field
To Visit Garden Announce
ment was made today that the
garden of Mrs. O. V. Chesney,
748 West Fourth, will be open
to members of the Medford Gar
den club all day tomorrow.
Mrs. Chesney states that while
visitors may come at any time
the garden is at its best in the
morning.
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Returns Home Miss Chero
kee Seiler has returned to hex
home at 63 S North Central ave
nue after a month's vacation
spent in Vancouver, B. C, and
in Eugene. In the latter city
Miss Seiler visited Mrs. Graham
Ross. Miss Seiler was a student
the past winter at the Western
Washington College of Educa
tion at Bellingham, Wash.
Former Resident Here James
H. Linnell, former Medford re
sident and now a chief commis
sary steward in the U. S. navy,
was in Medford yesterday for a
brief visit with relatives. He
was accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. Ann Linnell and the two
left this morning for Bremer
ton, Wash. While here the Lin-
nells were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. K. F. Murray. Mrs. Mur
ray, with her two small daught
ers, accompanied the Llnnells
north and will visit relatives in
Packwood, Wash.
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ice have been asked to locate
Ed D. Foster, Klamath Falls
man, said to have come to Med
ford recently. Foster's relatives
reported serious Illness in his
family as the reason for the request
Fishing Trip H. C. Hoehne
of Roseburg with E. F. Ferg and
Lloyd Ferg of Medford left this
morning for Four Mile lake for
a few days of fishing. Mr. and
Mrs. Hoehne are here from Rose
burg to spend a two-weeks' va
cation with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Ferg and children.
Accidents Reported Thos.
Lee Hines of 818 Plum street
and Benjamin F. Atkinson, 418
Benson, were drivers of cars in
volved in a slight accident yes
terday at South Lincoln and
Tenth streets, according to re
port on file. Cars driven by
Mrs. Vernon Tatham, 504li
Hamilton street,' and Ralph B.
Wilson, 633 Pine street, were
slightly damaged in an accident
Monday on McAndrews road,
according to a report filed yes
terday. A third accident, a re
port filed yesterday, told of
slight damage to a car driven
by Mrs. L. S. Stevenson when
an unknown driver side-swiped
Mrs. Stevenson s car as she
drove away from a curb on West
Sixth street
Vbitor In Valley Mrs.
George Morse of Sacramento,
Calif., Is visiting friends and re
latives in Medford and Ashland,
at present being a house guest
of her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Carter of
Ashland. Mrs. Morse's son is
the well known Carlton E.
Morse, author of the script for
the radio serial, "One Man's
Family." Monday Mrs. Morse
was in Medford and while here
visited the USO clubhouse. Mrs.
Morse commented on the splen
did work being accomplished
by this organization and stated
that California USO centers are
making a special effort to foster
good-will and understanding be
tween the various races and
creeds represented among the
service men.
land Jo under first, or 41-41 So lb.
Cherries Mid-Columbia Bins.
Lambert, loo. 19e lb. .Early pie
stork. loose, too lb.
Orion Orffti, 40c do; buncher.
rod. so. tl.OO; yellow, tl.OO; Walla
Wall ai oo.
Potatoes, new Tklma( S S3-S 40
osntal; local. SJOO-S.IO cant!.
Country Meat Selling prion to
runr: Country killed hog, best
butcher,, no to 149 lb, (celling
price) 17-174 lb.; vealers, fancy.
Mc; near?. 16-lte: tanner cow.
114-lSe: cutters. lS-lo lb; bulla.
ie-17c lb.: apring lamb 30-atc lb.:
yearling lambs, good. 18-lSc lb.;
yearlng lamba. hevy. 13-lSc lb.:
we. 7-te lb.
Other produce unchanged.
Portland Wheat
Portland, Ore . July M fff Grain:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Sept. M Mi S"4
Dec. a74 74 al SI
Cah grain: Oat, barley and corn
unquoted. No. 1 flax 43 4SS-
Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit SI -03:
oft white escludlng rex SI OS; white
club gl.OS; western red SI -05.
Hrd red winter: ordinary 3c:
10 per cent S1.01: It per cent S1.0S;
13 per cent SI 09.
Hard white bart: 10 per cent
tl.lt: U per cent tl.lt: 13 per cent
tilt.
Tody'i ear receipt: Whet 18;
barley S: flour 15: hay 3; mllllced 10.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, July 39 OPi
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Sept. 1.17H 1 I"1 t " J.ia4
Deo. IJ1H 131S 13014 1.31S
Kay 23 H 1.351, 124 1.35S
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BATAAN S Y M P H 0 N I ST Harl McDonsld. PhU.
delphia symphony orchestra manager, who composed a tone poem
named "Bataan," works at his desk beside portrait of Gen. Doug
las Mac Arthur to whom the "Bataan" score was dedicated.
leaders giving up fractions to
a point or more.
Transactions totaled about
27S.000 shares.
Today' closing prices for 14 select
ed stock follow:
Al. Chem. tt Dye 1S3',
Am. Can 04
A. T. T. 1164
Dougla' Aircraft
DuPont . .
Oen. Klectrlo ..
Oen. Food
Oen. Motors
Int. Harvester
Johns-Manvllle
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1144
, 354
. 31 'j
. 48 H
. 57
Monty Ward
No, Amu. Am.
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
Penna. R. R.
Phillip Pet.
Radio
Southern Pacific
Std. Brands
Std. Oil Cl.
Std. Oil N. J.
Traiuamertca
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Airline
U. 8. Steel.
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30 H
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San FranrUco Butter
San Francisco. July 3S ( AP-USDA)
Butter. S3 score 41"4c; SI scors 40c;
90 score 39e; 89 score 37Vic.
Sermento. July 39 .' Churn
lng cream butterfat: First grade
444c; second grade 43V40.
Manufacture of nonessential
consumers' goods has been con
centrated in Great Britain to
effect full-time operations In a
few plants.
Vancouver island, off the
British Columbia and Washing
ton coasts, recent target for Jap
anese shell-fire, was discovered
by 16th century Spanish ex
plorers, but ceded to England
under the treaty of Nootka
signed In 1790.
Closing time for Classified Ad t
a. m. Too late to Classify 13 JO
p. m.
HEMORRHOIDS (Piles)
Hernia (Rupture), Fissiri ir FuMa
Buck dUoi-dara lpif roar
lit. uiciency arntavg
powtu. For 30 'Mil rt hv
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loai of tint froB work. CU
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Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC
LIVESTOCK
Portland
Portland, Or., July 39 iVJV-CstUe
400; calves 35 and 50; market less
active but mostly steady; bulls weak
er: grass fat steers mostly 1 11.50
13.75; common grade 89.50-10.50;
few common heifer S3 00-8.00; c li
ner and cutter cowa t8.00-7.00: shelly
cow down to t5.00: (at dairy type
COW 88.50-7.50; medium-good beef
cow t8.35-9.3S: odd medium bulls
10.00; good beef bulls quotable
811.00 or ftbove; good-oholce veelers
stesdy st tl4.00-15.00; odd hesd
tlS.50; common down to 89.00.
Hogs 650; msrket mostly 15c below
Tuesday' close or 36-400 below Mon
day; good-choloa 170 to 315-lb. drive
In largely 814 85; few lots 814.90
18.00: 330 to 380 lbs. 914.3S-14J0:
Ught-llghts 814.00-14.60: good sows
strong 850 to 600 lbs. mostly 813.00
13.60; smooth sort to 813.75: feeder
pig strong 35c higher: good-choice
90 to 130 lbs. 118.00-17.36.
Sheep 360; market active, tronr;
rood-choice springers moatly 112 00
13.60: one lot 84 lbs. 813 40: common
grade tlO.OO down; good ewe t3.60
4.35; culls down to tl.00.
Chicago
Chicago, July 39 (AP-TTSDA)
Hogs 14.600: bulk good and choice
180 to 340 lb. S14 55-14.70: top 340
to 370 lb. I14.35-14.es: 370 to 330
lb. 914.10-14 50: few ISO to 180 lb
814.16-14.60: light sows 81368 up:
most good 400 to 560 lbs. S13S0-13 60.
Cattle 13.000. clvs 800: buying
gnln-fed teer freely at tl4 00 up
ward; early top weighty steer tl8 80:
best halter S14 50; mixed offering
tl4.88: liberal upply heifers sold at
813 76-14 40: cutter cow 19 00 down:
most fat cow tt.r--I0.76: strictly
good offering to 811-50.
Sheep 4.000; some InUresU bidding
steady oa native or 814.00 down for
good and choice offerings held at
14 36 and above; deck choice around
tB-lb. yearlings 813 3t; few fat ews
84.75-8.00.
Portland Produce
Portland. Ore.. July 38 But
terfat First quality, maximum of A
of S par cent acidity delivered In
Portland, 48-48 4o lb.: premium qual
ity, maximum of .t of t per cent
acidity, 444-tte lb.: valley route
and country point 3e lea than first,
or 41 He lb.; second qualty at Port-
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