MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1942.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
Merer Recovering O. E. G.
Meyer, who recently under
went major operation at Sac
red Heart hospital, li now con
valescing and U able to have
vUltori.
Nurses To Meet A special
meeting of all registered nurse
of district four ha been called
for tomorrow night at the home
of Miss Mary Black, 633 E.
Ninth street at eight o'clock.
.
Write Article "As I See It
... Worry Is An Art," a humor
ous article appearing in the July
issue of Appleland News, trade
Journal of the northwest fruit
O industry, was written by Gor
don R. Green, Medford manager
of the American Fruit company.
Green is a regular contributor
to the Appleland New.
Body To Klamath The body
of Sol E. King, killed on the
Green Springs highway Monday
night when his automobile left
the road on a curve, was sent
to Klamath Falls yesterday by
the Conger Funeral parlors, for
services and interment. King
had been working at Camp
White and was en route to a
' new construction Job in Salt
Lake City when the accident oc
curred. e e
Three Arrested Three arrests
were made by state police yes
terday for motor law violations.
O Alfred Bryan Hall, 319 S. New
town street, was charged with
operating a car without a muf
fler, Ira Norman King, 215 Iowa
street, was picked up for having
an overloaded truck and Dale
Lloyd Kelling, R. 3, for failure
to stop at a sign. Hall and Kel
ling will appear in court tomor
row and King was to appear this
afternoon.
Navy Enlistments During
this week the following named
men were enlisted in the United
States navy at Portland: Edward
Evanson, 930 South Grape; Har
old Pearson, 608 West Main;
Ray Christie, Route 1; Jack
Evans, Clifford Birk, Cecil Rob
erts, all of Phoenix: Charles
Frost, Talent; Oran Hoxworth.
Jacksonville; Frank Scott, Ash
land; Gerald Cook of Montague.
California. Evanson and Pearson
were enlisted in the naval con
struction battalion and all oth
ers were enlisted for regular
naval service. All men were
enlisted through the Medford
" navy recruiting office.
LIVESTOCK
Portland
Portland. Ore, July 80 (A(VB
Dept Agr) Cattle 390; eelvea 300:
market active, steady to strong, some
beet cows and heifers 3 higher; few
(rasa steers 11.39-13.00. fairly (ood
fed steers up to 18 50, common steers
.75-10.79; few medium beef belters
108O-11 JS Including part load at
11.35. common dairy type helferi
downward to 8.00; eanner and cutter
cows 6.00.7.35. fat dairy type cows
730-8 00. medium to good beef oowa
S 2J-S.75. young eows 10.00-36: med
ium to good bulls .75-11.00. beat
bulls to 1138: good to choice realers
steady at 14.00-18.00. odd head
15 50.
Hoga 600: market rather slow,
meetly steady to weak. Sows 35
higher, feeder pigs ateady to 36
up: good to choice 170-315 lbs moat,
ly 145. few 14.90 and 15.00; 330-380
lba 14.00-35: light llghta 14.00-39:
good sows 890-690 lba 19 38-79: good
to choice feeder ptga IS 00-17O0. one
alfpeble lot 89 lb 17.90.
Sheep TOO; market active, strong:
good to ehocle spring Iambs 13 00-39:
medium to good grades 1080-1180.
common 10.00 downi few feeders 80.
range feeders quotable to 10.00; good
yearling 8 00-50; common to medium
ewes 3 00-8.80. good ewea quotable
to 4.38.
aontli San Francisco
South San Francisco, July SO OF)
(FSVIN81 Cattle 100. Steers ab
sent: odd light heifer 8 50: few grass
eows t.00-9.50. eanners and cutters
scare, active, mostly B 50-6 50. few
dairy eowa quoted 7.90: light common
bulla 880-9 .90.
Calve 10. nominal: good to choice
vaelers quoted 13 00-18 50.
Hog 390. Around 18 higher, bulk
185-339 lb barrows and gilt 16.39:
odd good eowa 13 60.
Sheep 800 Around ateady; good to
eholre lambs quoted 18.00-190;
medium to choice swes quoted 880
6.3. Chicago
Chicago, July 80 (Iff- (TJ8 Dept
Agrt-Hogs 18.000: practical top
140.
Cattle 6 O00. calves 800: good snd
choice fed steers and yearling strong
to 18 higher: top 15 60.
Sheep 4.000: spring lambs active,
atrong to mostly 35 higher; bulk good
and choice naUvea 1400-35.
Portland Produce
Portland. Ore, July SO-cr-Pol. New York. July 30 f
low tng are prices retailers pay whole- Ralls again acted as a partial
asters, except where otherwise noted: stabilizer for today' stock mar-
A GRAND OLD CANADIAN WHISKEY NAME
vvy
PERSONAL
Doctor Returns Dr. Isabel T.
Donaldson has returned to her
home, 12 South Orange street,
after attending the convention
of chiropractic physician held
recently in Portland.
Man Is Fined John Junior
Otterstetter, 51, was given a fine
of f 10 in police court this morn
ing on a charge of being drunk.
Robert Baer forfeited $5 bail
when he failed to appear to
answer a charge of breaking
glass on pavement.
Bicyclers Fined BUI McCord
and Kenneth White, Medford
youths, were both fined $1 In
police court this morning on
charge of riding their bicycle
on the sidewalk. Charles H.
Herman, 18. was fined $10 for
violation of the basic traffic law.
Meeting Postponed The reg
ular meeting of the local Red
Cross motor corps scheduled for
next Monday evening has been
postponed, according to Capt.
Blanche Morrill. Further activi
ties of the corps are being plan
ned and will be discussed at a
meeting the date of which will
be announced soon, Capt. Mor
rill states.
' Cars Collide Cars driven by
Mae Helen Hilkey of Klamath
Falls and Mrs. W. L. Kuhn of
823 N. Central avenue were in
volved in a slight accident at the
intersection of Sixth street and
North Central avenue Wednes
day, according to a report on
file. Only minor damage result
ed. A. L. Paris of Route 1 and
A. L. Goldberry of Medford
were drivers of cars which col
lided on Main street in front of
the Community hospital yester
day, a report on file states. Dam
age was slight.
e
M.n Tnlurad Marvin Dale
Morris of Ashland was arrested
by local police yesterday morn
ing for drivtng a car wunoui an
operator's license as the result
r.4 aix-Mant at the corner of
South Grape and Eleventh
streets. The Morris car ana one
driven by Willis W. Winnard of
Rmit i collided when Morris
failed to stop at the intersection,
according to ponce, morris car
rnllrd aver three times, injuring
him slightly. He was taken to
the hospital for examination ana
later released to go home. Ho
will appear in court later.
Kgtrs Prlo to producers: A large,
Soo: B large, S3c: A medium, 34c;
B medium, sic doeen Resale to re
tailers 4c higher for cases: cartons
5c higher.
Live Poultry Buying prices: Ifo. 1
grade leghorn broiler under 1'4-lVj
lbs. 33c; over 14 lbs.. 33e: colored
fryer, under 3 "4 lbs. 33e: 3 '4. to 4
lbs. 37c: colored bene. 31c: colored
meters, over 4 lbs. 37e lb: leghorn
hens under 84 lba. 17e: over lba.
19e: No. a grade hens. 6c let: No. S
grade. 10c less: roosters. 10c lb.
Cherries Mid-Columbia Bine.
Lambert, loose. 10-130 lb: early pie
stock, loose. 10c lb.
Country Meats Selling prices to
retailer; Country-killed hogs, best
butchers 139.149 lbs. nominal:
vealere. fancy. 22-22u,e lb: good hsavy
18-19e: rough heavy 15-190 lb; ean
ner cows. 134e-13e: cutters. 13-14C
lb: Bulla. 16-170 lb: spring lambs.
30-310 lb: yearling lambs, good 18
18'4o lb; do heavy. 13-19C lb: ewes,
7-Bc lb.
Others unchanged.
Portland Wheat
SnrtlnA Wheat
Wheat: Open High low Close
Sept. .S4 K "t
Dec. ..97 97 97 9T
Cash grain; Oata, barley and corn
unquoted. No. 1 flag 3.48.
Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 1.01
t. -,ffc wM excluding Rex 1.05;
White elub 1.05: western red 1.06.
Hard red winter: ordinary n. 10
per cent 100V4. 11 per cent 1.04H.
13 per cent I.O84.
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent
1.104. 11 per cent 1134. 1 V
cent 1144- . ,
Today's oar receipts: Wheat IT.
barley 1. flour 3. corn , mlllfeed 3.
Chicago Wheat
Wheat: Open High low Close
Sept. 1.184 1.164 MT4 UTH
Dee. .1-14 0'
May 188H uH aH
San Francisco Butter
Sacramento. July 80 yP Churn
ing eraara butterfet: Pint grade 44
4 c; second grade 4340.
San Francisco, July SO Of) Butter
unchanged.
Wall St. Report
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BLINDED WHISKEY
...as- sws us si e a.. w
ket although failing to inspire
a great deal of recovery in other
, sections.
i Transfer were around 250,000
I shares.
Today's clottaf prices for 14 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Own. Dy. 190(4
Am. Can , 63
A. T. T. .,,,. 116
Anaconda 3ft H
Atcb. T. 8. F. 41
Bendlx Aria. 1V,
Bath. Steel est,
Catarplllar Tract. 84 'i
Chrysler 60S
Curtlsa-Wright ,
Douglas Acft. SSH
DuFont , lis
Oen. Else. 2fl
Oen. Poods SI.
Oen. Mot. . 87 S
Int. Harvest. 4T
Johns-Man. ..-.
Kennecott , , 39 H
Monty ward , , M'i
No. Amer. AVn , 10
North Araer. , 71,
Penney (J. C.) , , TO
Penne. . R. -1H
Phillips Pet. 89 S
Radio 8 '4
Sou. Pae. US
Std. Brand . H
St. OH Cal. , 31
at. Oil If. J. 34
Trans Amar. , 4
Union Carb. . 67 (
Unit. Aircraft 39 S
United Alrllna US
U. a. Btcel 46
AUTO STAMP TAX
Erie M. Gray, deputy collec
tor of U. S. internal revenue,
today warned motorists that
tomorrow would be the last day
on which they would be able
to purchase their $5 federal
motor vehicle stamps at the
Medford postoffice and escape
a penalty.
After tomorrow. Gray ex
plained, stamps will not be on
sale at any of Oregon' post
offices and motorists will have
to purchase them from the in
ternal revenue office in Port
land. He added that motorists
not obtaining the stamps by
August 1, from the postoffice,
would be forced to pay a pen
alty. OLD LlCENSETAGS
.50 FINE
George H. Heryford, county
sanitarian, was fined $2.50 and
costs for having no license plate
on a truck, in justice court yes
terday. Heryford told the court
the truck belonged to a neigh
bor, and when he borrowed it
he did not notice the license
plates that expired last June.
Glen. S. Powell of Eagle Point,
charged with operating an auto
without a muffler, was assessed
$1 and costs: Fred A. Culver,
$5 and costs for no license on a
truck, and Robert D. Porter $1
and costs for failure to stop at
a stop sign. The offenses oc
curred on the Midway road ana
all concerned are cantonment
workers.
REP. LEAVY RESIGNS
Washington, July 30 Ut)
Representative Leavy (D., Wash.)
submitted his resignation as a
house member today, effective
August 1. Leavy has been ap
pointed a federal judge in Wash
ington state.
FIRE ACCIDENTAL
Seattle. July 30. OP) A fire
which damaged the main line
Milwaukee railroad bridge four
miles west of Ellensburg early
today was undoubtedly acciden
tal and "there was no sabotage
connected with it," N. A. Meyer,
superintendent of transportation
here, said.
dosing time for Classified Ads 9
a. m Too late to Classify 13:80
p. m.
tI,.i.ll FllMU.l.i
Mjlits onlv 6:4S-:R-!2e Inc. lax.
Kiddles lie Inc. Tax.
Friday Kite k SATURDAY
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Disney's "Fantasia" Here Friday
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A gay young blade, the uni
corn, kicks up his heels in grand
shape in one of the thousands
of hilarious scenes in Walt Dis
ney's "Fantasia," which comes
to the Rlalto theatre tomorrow
for one big week. Filmed in
In Blackout
Red Skelton takes advantage
of a blackout (and Ann Soth
em) to give Craterian theatre
patrons their funniest hit in
months in "Maisie Gets Her
Man," playing at the cool the
atre through Saturday night.
IS
KILLED BY BLAST
Rainier, Ore., July 30. JP)
Seaman Second Class William
F. McKlnsey, 20, of the U. S.
coast guard, was killed about 9
p. m. yesterday in a blast aboard
a 28-foot picket boat which was
refueling at the dock here.
Coast guard authorities at As
toria said after an investigation
that the cause of the blast had
not been determined.
Two other crewmen had
stepped from the boat to the
dock to aid in the refueling and
escaped injury. The boat was
not badly damaged although the
top of the cabin was blown off.
Closing time for Classined Ads
a. m. Too lata to Classify 12 20
p. m.
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RED and MAISIE are &pd&fr
PACKING 'EM INI VOGj
Ma? FrWT!
I a a . I Plus Arctic Thrills in
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I SUNDAY V 1
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advanced technicolor, "Fantasia"
comes to Medford at regular
Rialto prices after a year's
successful run at three and four
dollars a scat. The film Is the
same length as the previous
showing and this engagement
is the first in southern Oregon.
RADIO SNAKE! '
Sharon, S. C, July 30 (P)
When John Wilkes' radio, which
had been on several hours, sud
denly went silent early in the
night without rhyme or reason,
nobody thought much about it.
But when it Just as suddenly
decided to blare forth about
midnight while everyone was
sleeping there was investigation
in a hurry. A big black snake
was leisurely crawling out of
the set.
San Francisco, July 30 CP)
Mrs. Wanda Muir Hanna, 60,
daughter of the late John Muir,
famed California naturalist, died
in a hospital here last night
after an appendectomy.
Too Late to Classify
133 V-8 COUPS, talrly good tlree,
fair condition. For aale oheap,
660. 918 Jcanette Ave.
FOR SALE 7 single bed, springs
and mattrrases, almoat new. Trib
une Box 488.
WANTED 300 sacks wheat, or bar
ley. rurnL'h sacks and haul. L. O.
Vender Kamp. Bos 18 Applegat.
WANTED Electric refrigerator and
email dinette set. Phone 4634 eve
nings. SLEEPING ROOM for gentleman.
716 Welch.
FOR BALE Dining table and 4 ehairs.
electria range., bed, springs and
Inner springs mattress. Floor lamp
na raaio. 3 o. urenge.
WANTED Man for general orchard
work, ateady employment with
smsii nouse. pnone 824 central
Point.
LIVESTOCK AUCTION1 at pavilion.
rnoenix. ore., oat., Aug. 1, com
mrncing at 1 p. m. We have soma
very good consignment of horsea.
pigs and all classea of cattle.
''Always attend the auction." a.
Oregon Livestock AucUon Co. Col.
A. H. Dudley, auct. Phone 6226.
Air-Cooled for Your Comfortl
Open Mints only nn Werk-tt!
Shows 6:46-8:80 40c-26c-llo Inc. Tas
Enda Saturday Witel fej
I vactnc soote or neuus . .. iauoe t
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BOARD ROOM. 618 S. Roily.
FOR SALE Double bed, springs snd
Inner spring mattress, almost new.
Small amplest table and four
chalra. 736 Palm.
1933 CHEVROLET 1H ton nat bed.
dual wheels. Shulta Bros.
FOR SALE Complete beds, S6O0 up.
rug 6)60. Dining table and
chalra. SUM. Kitchen cabinet.
87 60. Heating stoves. (SOO, Oss
olln trailer range. Sioto. uphol
stered chair davenport snd chslr.
Refrtgertor. Afternoon to 6 p. m.
Must be out August t. 804 South
Ivy.
FOR RENT Furnished rustle 6-roera
bungalow to party who will pur
chase electric refrigerator, bed
room set. Dinette set. studio couch.
II prsctlctlly new. very reasonable
Inquire at the Oak Orove Orocery
Store Opposite Oak Orovs school.
Jacksonville Hwy.
WANTED Olrl to asstst with hmiae
work In country home. No chil
dren. Bute age. experience and
references. Write Box 300. Tribune.
BOYS WANTEDia to 14. for part
tlma work. Receive pay dally. Ore
gon Journal, .28 s. Front. Phons
8668.
WANTED TO BUY OU heater and
barrel. Phone 4717.
LOST Yellow wheel and tire from
Model Bakery coach. On route
close to Phoenix. Notify Bakery
4720. Reward.
FOR SALE 3 modem bouses with
anm acreage. 11. B. Brunson, Ber
rydsle Avenue.
FOR SALE Squsre tubs, sine boiler,
medicine eebtnet, gnrden tools. Boy
Scout outfit, round mirror, 62.60.
Phone 6766.
FOR SALE Three 21-lnch tires with
tubes. Signal Station, 6th e Fir.
WINDOW OLASBPhons 4112. "The
Olaas House." Medford Mlllwork Co.
FOR SALE Monarch electrlo range,
automatic oven, good rondlUon 430
Wilcox, Phoenix, 4th St- 2nd house
from railroad.
FOR SALE Bassinet; ruga, tools. I
miscellaneous. 411 Newtown.
WANTED TO CONTACT Men or
women Interested In learning to
weld free government class In
Grants Pass. Csn furnish transpor
tation for three. For further par
ticulars, call 8006.
FOR RENT House, S1J00 H. O.
Vlsll, Phoenix.
WANTED Driver and helper. Med
ford Fuel Co.
MOVING Equipment for any aire
household Job. Dlsl 2828. Cargo
Insured. BADS Transfer.
WOOD STOVE FOR SALE Oarage
for rent. 128 South Ivy.
TOUR AUTOMOBILE la the only one
you will have tor a long tlma to
come. Keep the body In good con
dition. Take It to Dally Auto
Fainting and Body Shop, 29 Co.
Bartlett.
QUADINS your dog against fleas,
lice, masqultoa, ear and aarooptlo
mange, canker ear and wood ticks.
It works or money refunded. Do as
the great kennela do. Monarch
Seed at Feed Co.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for wood cir
culator. Estate Heatrola oil burner.
1214 West loth or call 2073.
It's the Grandest Galaxy of Walt
Disney Characters You'll Ever See!
NOW AT OUR
REGULAR PRICES
An hour and one-half of breath
taking cartoon splendorl
Watt Dtmtu'. tmajiiuj
FANIMIAf
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iJy UV VsVrl ROSALIND RUSSELL
Jf2 MacMURRAY
mmtmmm,mmm, Take Letter mm
luy War lend Hers Day snd NlghH
WANTED Experienced pantry woman
at Hotel Medford.
FOR RENT Well furnished motel
for two people, no cooking; also
nicely furnished upstairs bed
room for gentleman. 826 8. River
side. FOR SALS Lady white, figure tee
akatee. sire 6. Pracucally new, 10.
Phone 8664.
FOR SALS 10 two years old Duroc
sows. Ready to breed. L. O. Vender
Kamp. Bex 18. Applegate.
FOR RiNT House for sele tent,
rug. inner spring, mlsceltansoua.
204 W. Jackson.
WANTED Woman for housework,
half deye. Oood wsgee. Phone 8977.
FOR SALE Deluxe camp trailer. 16
In. wheels, fine mattress, stove,
toe box, llghta. extra canvas room,
etc. Roy Abbott, Crater Lake High
way, milea above Trail.
OAKLAND Wood Circulators. 4273
and up. Limited supply. Pick's.
ROOM for two, board ir deelred. 41
Rose Court.
CORONA PorUbi typewriter, 26X.
61ms Bros. 28 N. Fir.
ROOM o BOARD 1222 West Main.
OENERAL PAINTS Beautify now at
little coat. Istlmatea. Pick's.
MYERS & JACUZZI Pumps 100
guaranteed. Exclusive agent. Ficka.
FOR MAT .K A- - a
muN aouin on noma rlwy. fruit
and nut trees, some pasture lend.
8-room house, pressure system,
modern kitchen, shower, bam cool
er, chicken house, nice yard and
shsde. 66200. soma terms. Chs. J.
Myers. Box 366.
EXTRA! EXTRA!
at DREAMLAND
BDAKfSB
SATURDAY NIGHT
ADDED FEATURE HEAR MERRIAM
WORTHINGTON
on the Clarinet and SaxtBhona
Don't mis thlt big time (tart KPO, KOO and XTRC
RADIO ENTERTAINER . . . Featured star oi Merldlth
Wilson's, Sid Hofi's and the late Jlmmle Walsh' famous
bandsl
Popular Prices Q"rs&JtiJr Ux
Men In Uniform Admitted for 7 So tax Included
MAN aj WOT for apartment man
agers In Medford. State detatle; ,
wsge. ability to paper, paint, eta.
Box 266 Tribune.
WANTED Pear picking contracts
crew ready. 36S Beatty St.
FOR SALE "88 Chevrolet ooupe.
Associated Station, Central and
Jackson. Cssh.
WANTED Cook. Denny's Top Notch
Csfe.
RELIABLE, middle sge, trustworthy
man, destrea position a guard or
caretaker. Tribune Box 467.
FOR SALE Heavy duty man's bi
cycle, practically new Ridden no
more then miles. Rcgue Valley
Tractor, 6th and Riverside.
WANTED Pastur for i horsea. close,
to town. Phons 1632, avetursf
phone 461.
FOR SALE Potatnea 1 to 4 cent
per lb. Bring container. 1H mile
N. W. Central Point. P. D. Lofland.
SPRAY NOW FOR EARWIOS. PHONS
6366 McOONAOLX.
FOR SALE Oarage. Oeneral repair.
OMng business; all you can do.
Poasesslon cheap. Some equipment,
Champ Oarage, 120 East Jackson.
Phono 6121.
WILL PAT spot eash for l-toa
truck. Champ, 120 last Jackson.
Phone R131.
PHOTOS 3 for I6e
Complete Line Novelty
Jewelry Engraving FREE
Camp White Bu Terminal
Open Evenings. Sunday
$tart
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