Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 16, 1942, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Traffic Violator Dorothea M. ! Kern forfeited $1 bait in city police court today on a charge of overparking. Cited to Court Emit Joseph Roy of Camp White was cited to appear in justice court tomorrow by state police on a charge of passing with Insufficient clear ance. To Meet Past Matrons of Adarel chapter will meet at the home of Alliean Maxwell, 504 Pennsylvania avenue, at 7 p. m. Friday for a covered dish sup per. . Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Gary Smith of Santa Cruz, Cal., are visiting in Medford with Mrs. Alice Crow, 54 Rose ave nue. They also enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake. Minor Collision Ruth Moro- va. Route 2, operating a passen ger car and George Buchanan of Holly street, riding a bicycle, were involved in a minor col lision at the intersection of Eighth and Holly streets last evening at 7:15 o'clock accord ing to city police report. 8:30 Dance The opening hour of the dancing party to night at the Oriental Gardens has been advanced to 8:30 o'clock as a gesture to service men, according to Ray Schu macher, manager of the two Oriental Gardens halls. The weekly jitterbug contest will be O FULLER BRUSHES 1304 Reddy. Phone 4914 Blondie Has Dagwood in HOT WATER.. and You in HYSTERICS! BUadlt alisf 2V w" t will te sretstt the f w 'I kaiat frost V i - w pfotsct Dogwaeai assays' TONIGHT-for 4 Nights! i 1 jljij unciuuinj Daiuraof rqaunet), p I TWO FUN - AND THRILL HITS L I'-'HI j 3 I l 8.TV-d-s tit ifinLViritfiliaSa L--TaTftUttV'' ' jLm.ryf!r 31 VtM Only e:4J-:0O tee me. las (fiftC M TJ Klddlea l.c ,nc Tag SndT LWflSfr Plus "BULLET SCARS' Buy Bonds for fjS' PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 2:00 p. m. Women's Relief corps, armory. 2:00 p. m. Jacksonville Gar. den club, home Mrs. Otto rtackert. 2:00 p. m. Missionary Soeietv of Phoenix Presbyterian church. at taaies parlor. Topic, "Rural vnurcn in Southern Oregon." 6:30 p. m. Royal Neighbors or America, covered dish dinner. home Mrs. Bessie Smith, Maple ram anve. Bring covered dish, service and friend. 7:30 p. m. Business and Pro fessional Women's club. Girls Community clubhouse, 229 North Bartlett street. 8.00 p. m. Carnation club, home Susie Johnsburg, 213 Beat- ty street. At Flying School Cadet Ned J. Devries, son of Mr. and Mrs. . u. uevries of Medford, is now stationed af. the Pecos army on iujvc uasic training scnooi, Pecos, Texas, according to word received from the school. To Entertain Miss Mildred "Wright, talented tap dancer of Kansas City who is now vaca tioning in southern Oregon, will entertain at Dreamland hall Sat urday night as an added feature of the regular Saturday night dance, according to A. W. Walker. Local Visitors Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Peart of Fort Dodge. Ia . are planning to leave tomorrow for Eugene after a visit here with Mr. Peart's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Stennett, 325 South Riverside avenue. The Pearts will visit relatives in Eugene. Their Funniest Yet jfej MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, Fire Meeting All Medford Corporation and Timber Prod ucts employes were urged to at tend the fire squad meeting in the city fire hall at 7:30 tonight. Building Permit Mrs. M. C. Daily of 228 South Ivy street made application at the city building Inspector's office yes terday to reroof a residence at the above address at stated cost of $173. Promoted Sgt. Lyle Smith. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith of Eagle Point, has been pro moted to the rank of staff ser geant, his parents have been not ified. Sgt. Smith is stationed at McChord Field, Wash. Sentenced Fletcher Mack Lindsay was fined $10 and given a live aay suspended lail sen- tence in city police court yester day on a charge of being drunk. Jess Ellis was sentenced to five days in the city jail on a similar charge. Enlists Jim Worden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Worden of the Jacksonville highway has enlisted as an airplane mechanic in the U. S. army air corps. He Is stationed at Camp Lewis for a short time before being trans ferred to another post. Visiting Mrs. T. F. Newport and Mrs. Dan Thiel and son, all from Astoria, have been visiting Mrs. Newport's mother, Mrs. Lottie Ayres and sisters, Mrs. William Perry and Mrs. Leroy Smith of Eagle Point, also rela tives and friends In Medford. Here Today Miss Edna Breeding, teacher at senior high school and her brother. Lieut. James Breeding, (jg), U. S. navy, were In Medford today from their home in Grants Pass wherr Lieut. Breeding has been spend ing nis turiough. He was en route to San Francisco. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland. Ore, Sept. 16 (UP) Cattle ISO. Calves 80. Market slow, steady. Medium to good steers lack ing. Cutter and common heifers S7.00-e.80. Light beef hellers up to 12.00. Canner and outter cows S4 80 8.78. Medium beef cows I7.7S-8.50. Good heavy bulla held at SI 1.00. Common to medium bulls 48 00-9.50. Choice vealers 415 00. Bogs 400. market to-t&e higher. Good to choice 170 to 215 lbs. at S14.50-14.es. Good bows $12.50-18 00. Choice feeder plga quotable to $15.00. Sheep 350. No early aalee. Oood to choice spring lambs around tit. 80 or above. Common to medium lambs very alow. Peedera S9.00-B.50. Oood ewea S4.50 and above. Chicago Chicago. Sept. 16 (UP-USDA) Hogs 12.000: fairly active: ateady to 10 cent higher. Sows S13 .50-14.10. Cattle 13.000: calvea 800; beat weighty steers $18.38: yearlings iis.oo: best heifers 415.35; cutter com-s 49 00 down: good western range cows Sll 00-11.75; bulls $13.00 down; vealers S16 O0 down. Sheep 8.000: spring lambs opening fully ateady: 8 doubles medium good westerns $14 00-14 35: few good to choice natives $14 00-16.00. asking $14.78 fog beat kinds. Yearlings strong to as oenta higher. Portland Produce Portland. Sept. 18 (UP) Lettuce lagged at $3 crate today at the East side Wholesale Market but cauliflow er sold rapidly at $3.35-3 SO crate and cabbage held well at $3 erata. Oreen beans brought 8c lb. Pickling cucumbers were scarce and the price Increased to $1 flat for No. la. Tomatoes were In fair supply, steady at $1.36-1.60 flat. Corn con tinued weak at 88$0o box A-dds. ears. Siberian Red crabapplea were plen tiful at $1.35 box. Pears sold at HEMORRHOIDS (Piles) Htniii (Roptin), Fissiri ir fistula 8ek tlUerdtm leap If fnmf a.ii i mciesacr tlMM , powtw. For 30 TNfl m hmw tat9e$MlllT trt.t4 Uofj. m Popi$ i or taM oil 1 . No a Of pits OMrav Item, no aeatiaaeBaal. Na w ntaa aom work. cu ?'-" ae aaad lf f 1 1 daaartptiT BooklaU Opm trmMf,, Man, WW., ML, 7f I, JO Dr.CJ. DEAN CLINIC PftrsteJee ana) Saraeew H. I. Cat. 1. Bsrealde asd Srea4 a, T.l.pkoaa IAal391S. Fertlaea, Oram Frldar Nit and Satl VfAkRtTT TW"t Of 'n Tombstone Plus Maria Wilson la "Sha la tha Jitmj" 11.40 bos. Prunes slipped to T8e flit. Red cabbage wu miuM at So lb., and celery waa uncertain at S3 J J caae tor Ions sulk (reen. Butter prints A grade 4$H: 80Ho In cartons: B trad 4Se: 49 Ho In cartons. Butterfat first quality delivered Portland 60-60 c; premium quality 31-81 He. I Chicago Wheat Chicago, Sept. 18 (UP) Wheat: Open High Low CI Sept. I DS l ti 3t 1.3SV, Dee. .l-2i, 1.37V, 3t t.ae4 May -I Wl-i 1.301 13Vi 8. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Sept. 16 0J.R) Butter prices were up today on an otherwise firm dairy prod. ucts market. Ninety-two score was up Vi cent; 91 score, 1 cent; 90 score, 1 cent; 89 score, un changed. Butter 92 score 48Vic; 91 score, 43Vic; 90 score. 45c; 89 score 42c. Cheese: Wholesale flats 2414c; triplets 24c. tggs: Large extras 4BVic; me dium, 45c; large standards. 42c: small, 31c FAILURE 10 STOP Nedra Grace McCoy, charged with violation of the basic rule, was fined $5 and costs in jus tice court yesterday. She was charged with falling: to slow down and stop while passing a wreck near Phoenix. Lucille E. McCollum. who was riding with the woman, charged with permitting an unlicensed person to drive an auto, was assessed $1.80 and costs. Both women are employed at Camp White. Paul F. Sllva of Grants Pass. charged with driving an auto without a tallllght, was fined $1 and costs. HOLD SLAYING SUSPECT Alturas, Cat., Sept. 16 OI.FD Sheriff's officers today held an unnamed suspect In the mysteri ous death of Evelyn" Buster, 18, Indian girl who was killed June 21. District Attorney Charles Lederer of Modoc county with held the suspect' name pending arrest of a witness. Can You... BELIEVE YOUR EYES? l$ PositWety Ends Bing CROSBY in Irving Berlin's AIR-COOLED Mats Eves j: J Special Pricei I J (This En- . I gagament I. Onlylll ajjjjL JL 1 it Ka la V k JllalM, I OREGON, WEDNESDAY, CALIFORNIA WANTS PAIR NABBED HERE California authorities have ap proved the extradition of Virgil I. Armstrong, alias Lewis, and Norman Doss held In the county jail here. They are wanted at Susanville, Calif., for sawing Jail bars and escaping last Au gust. The pair were arrested here recently by the sheriffs office on a disorderly conduct charge) and held awaiting fingerprint returns. According to the Information received, the pair have a long record, and were reported as "probably armed and danger ous." They are expected to be returned to California the end of the week. PETRILLO BACKED New York, Sept. 18 U.B Membership of Local 802, Amer ican Federation of Musicians (AFL) has unanimously en- dorsed the action of the federa lion s president, James C. Pe- trlllo, forbidding members make recordings, it was nounced today. Y-l . .ine great Dronze doom on .1 a, , . . ... uie Missoun state caDltol are tne largest doors of such metal cast since the Roman era. NOTICE Then will be a meeting of DeUoley tonight at a o'clock. All those work Ing please attend meeting after work la through. Counsellor's meet- lug at 7:30 o'clock. Too Late to Classify GOVERNMENT WHEAT $1.78 per nunorea, any time, any amount. You furo lea bag. Morton Milling FOR rent 6-room house, garage, wood shed. McAndrews Road. Box 414. Medford. FOR SALE Chow puppy, cheap. Makes Ideal mascot. bona 8489. WARNINGI BIWABI O BOWEL WORMS Bound worma Inside you or your child can tsauM raal trouble. An you may not know wnen wrong, naming aigna ara r-plcky" apptrtita, namnuneaa. anHi itnmauh. Itching part. Gat Jtuma'i Varm'tug right wayf JAYNE'8 fa Amartca'a loading pro. tnicw "una mexucina t usaa oy millions. AetS gentl at XOalt rAunHwnt-m. Ba aura you gtt JAYNE'3 YsSttMlafUGfii Starts FRIDAY! Hollywood's mightiest array of trari! . CHARLES BOYER RITA HAYWORTH GINGER ROGERS HENRY FONDA CHARLES LAUGHTON EDWARD C. ROBINSON PAUL ROBESON ETHEL WATERS ROCHESTER- WITH 44 FAVORITE FEATURED PLAYERS Thomas Euoena MITCH ILL PALLETTE Cesar iall ROMERO PATRICK Roland Elta YOUNG LANCHESTER George) Jamea SANDERS GLEAS0N HALL JOHNSON CHOIR Tomorrow Jlital Fred ASTAIRE "HOLIDAY INN" li4S 40e-25e-lle MS-t 50c 25e-lle Inc. Tax ET$(:45-t 50c 25e-lle Ine. Tax SEPTEMBER 16, 1942 EMPLOYZD WOMAN aloae wants fumlihMl nr n. I .. r. . . . i . luiiuium apartment, cabin or housekeeping "wp or snare nouse with another woman. Box 3774 Tribune. POB RENT Nice aleeplng room for Ki-nuvman. nam adjoining. Wo drinkers. 60S South Central. FOR SALE Caed oil restaurant range; double oven: good condl Uon. 323 West Main. Phone 4800. POR RENT a-room furnished apart ment lor gentleman. Unlimited hot water and lights furnished. 81$ Jranette St. ARMY OFFICERS WIFE and boy want furnished apartment or house. Phone 8384. PRICED TO SELL One single bed complete, one double bed complete with chest of drawers, one book ease, one Easy washer with spinner dryer and pump, aio South Ivy. OCEAN CAUOHT and Columbia river canning salmon available only 10 daya longer. Holly Seafoods, 138 East Sixth. Phone 8431 POR RENT Furnished 8-room houm a acres of ground, in Phoenn! asaa T' K 801 M' phone POR SALE Baled atraw. 80o. Cor coran. Rosa Lane. WANTED otrl or woman to assist In kitchen 8 or 4 hours a day Oooo pay. Phone M47 ' r0JAT7n" cal'a. WANTED-Lady for fountain ' W01at. Hiisnn'a snM -a . - - a. vvuiTA.-uoniry. POR SALE 1938 Plymouth sedan ir. VT, cPnau,n- $ excellent tires. Radio, heater and accessories central after 8:30. rJtbZZKstt "rculaung heater, combination wood and coal grata 844 South Central. " BOARD and ROOkT Delightful ranch nSn.'n' C"1LDREN o' dlacrlmi. natlng parents, accesaable to good JPtrvlM' "Udy and rec reatlon. Write or see Mrs Ksth erlne Checheater Duffle, Mon Dealr Ranch. Rogue River, Ore. WPh'on?4797!1';r" WANTED Experienced lady wool pressor. Modern Cleaners, 311 West aaain. More Howls Than You Can Shake a Sarong At!! Abbott and Costello marooned on a tropical island with hundreds of hip. swaying honeys! The fun they dish out will make you itay to Me it twice! BUD ABBOTT Shows Dally atl:4S :4S-:00 v. Aft 1 eli Man. woman sr girt to pnor.a. m an ornca 9$0 a m. to 11:30 a. m. May do other work while there. Tribune Box POR SALE 1919 Pageol dump truck 4-yard body. 7 good Urea, hydraulic hoist. Ideal for mining or pit work. Only $300. K-foot trailer house, a regular traveling home, for $198. Midway 4 Corners Trailer Camp. NEW HAMPSHIRE CHICKS, about September 35th. Book now. Dress- ler'a Hatchery. 1107 East Main. Phone 8888. POR 8ALB Several hand-braided ruga, lis Wabaah. Phone asoa. WANTED Sewing machine, portable preferred. Phone 3008. WANTED Boso pear pickers. Kenly orchards. POR SALE Plant your fall and win-' ter garden now. Sow Monarch Qual ity vegetable aeeda. Monarch Seed Peed Co. POR SALE In Jacksonville, the late Carl Schmidt Estate. House. 8 lota, triangular tract, and 18, acrea of wooded land. Sea present occupant. Jacksonville DAMSON PLUMS, 3c on tree Italian prunea. Worden, Jacksonville Hwy. POR SALE Inoculate) vetches and legume aeeda with KITRAOIN be fore planting. Easy to use, sure to prova profitable In greater produc tion of growth. Monarch Seed at Peed Co. POR SALE Late type Montgomery Ward console battery radio. All wave complete with heavy duty 6 volt battery. $40 00 cash, call after p. m. 1818 N. Riverside. POR SALE Cover crop aeeda. Straight verities of vetches or blends. Drains to go with your vetches. Monarch Seed et Peed Co PRUNES Petite, are now ready. B . Ford, 3 miles west on J'viiie Hwy. FOR SALE Car of beet pulp to ar rlve soon. Do you want to take yours from car and save? See ua. Monarch Seed Peed Co. POR SALE One thousand wooden Prea-to-Logs boxes Valley Fuel Co, Phone 3378. POR SALE Bring your aeed to So. Oregon's moat elaborate and effl cent aeed cleaning plant Monarch Seed ox Peed Co. TODAY-Four Big Fan f HA-a P t '.-? L. Id. iWCOSTELLO ft r;, snr .t-, ad this big cast V I n G I ri I A DRUCE Robert PAIGI Lionel ATWILL Ulf Irlckaoti Plenty of tongs. Thousands el Olrls end The FOUR INK SPOTS PAGE SEVEN POTATOES e pound and tip. Can ning tomatoes and etc. BlankenahlB. Central Point. POR SALE Peach leaf-curl epraye. Sherwln-WUllama baal-cop- S-W fungt-bordo, blueatone and chem leal hydrate lime. Monarch Seed k Peed Co. POR SALE Flower pots. Earthen, ware pickle and kraut Jars, also churna and milk bowls. Monarch Seed ft Feed Co. POR SALE Ettg preservative arater glass, put down eggs now. They'll be hlth this winter. Monarch Seed ie Peed Co. POR SALE 1937 Chevy Truck. 1U tons A-l condition good tlrea. 850.00. McPa'den. Lotler Lena HEMORRHOIDS? If you are troubled with HEMM0RRH0IDS (PILES) get t bottle of SE LIP today. You must be absolutely UN itfied or your money will be refunded. WESTERN THRIFT DANCING ORIENTAL GARDENS TONIGHT BEGINS AT 0:30 Coma early lor a bigger venlno. of dancing! Don't forget tha J1TTERBUO CONTEST Cash Prises! Days LOU 5- SSSSIsirlSnQ zoo I