Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 06, 1943, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text4 af 1 LOCAL and PERSONAL fined Myrtle J. lUwklni as fined 110 and received i a-day suspended Jail sentence la elty police court today on barge of being drunk. Lodga To Meet Eagles lodge ad auxiliary wUl hold Initia tion at Eaglea hall tomorrow at p. m. The regular meeting will be followed by dancing. Gun Taken Jena Jenien of 418 Park at: -et reported to city .... ....i.rA-a tha lou of a Smith-Wesson 38 apecial gun and a half box oi aneiie xrom his pickup recently. , i Loaaa Watch Mrs. Fred L. Whitman of Barneburg road, reported to city polica yesterday fiat a yellow gold watch and white gold ring with diamond kBf hin rpmnved from a lift box in the dresser drawer jf her nome recently, r Change H wt War price and rationing board announced again I day the cnange oi omcc uu. l.v.k KMm effective Monday f next week. The office will 'open at 10 a. m. and close at m rh dav exceDt Satur day when office hours to the public are 8:30 a. m. until 12:30 U to siva office an nnnnrtunitV tO keep records and files In order dally. X Mtlna Stockhold ers of the Bear Creek", Jackson j County and Phoenix National Farm Loan association! will k.u thai annual meeting loint- .- - . ly at the Phoenix grange hall Friday, Jan. 13, warren rv . carMnrv.treasurer. an nounced following a meeting and confere ce of tne inrcc boards of directors held recent ly at Hotel Medford. ttoberson Promoted Pvt. Jack T tlnhortnn. son of Mia. MalT Roberson. 402 Park street, has been commissioned a corpora i. v.a RA7nri atmadron of the av .uiontinn lu-hnol at Hon do, Texas, according to a press release from tne scnooi. . ..i -1 a. UnnAn la laid to DO KIIWI . - . the world's largest navigation rni Rnherson'a sneclal alignment wiU be as an air plane mechanic. n. r-n0la Leae Dr. L. C r-ia wt tndav for Wendover Field, Utah, after a short vaca tion In Medtora witn rare. -ujr and his family. Dr. Coyle left ii'ttr.rA ic Spntember to enter the army and was given the rank of captain, ine moron u rtuam ,aa mpnt at the Medi- WVW"" -1- - - cal Field Service school, Car lisle, Pa., and upon his return to Wendover r leia ne was wjiu Missioned surgeon of the Wend over aerial gunnery scnooi e Expert To Be Here A repre sentative of the War Production Board will be in Medford the third Wednesday of each month to answer the questions of local business men, according to in formation received this week . it.j inrA f-hamhar of oy mo - - Commerce. The representative will be sent from the f ortiana regional office of tne Doara ana will be an expert qualified to answer questions relating to priorities and other pertinent production manors Nights Only :45-9:0O 23c Inc. T Biddies lie inc. Ends Tomorrow Nltal Conwdj! Slant Fan! n Plus Lynn Barl la 'Moon Over Har Shoulder" Buy Your Bonds Hero! Friday-Saturday! Plus "Man From Montana" TALENT T0I1ITE 8:00 to 12 p. m. r eJai'.lil I ll ldlll.il CALENDAR 1 -art M m WflmM'i Relief Corps, Installation of officers, irnwm Talk t)V RV. H. W. Hansen. Bring aanawicnca, cookies. 1:30 p. m. Wenonah club, homa Mra. Fred Purdln, 35 - - . 3:00 p. m Meaiora uaracn elub. GlrU Community club- hnite. 2:00 V- m. Womens BlDie class of First Methodist church, homa Mra. Nicholson, 1417 West Main street. 7:00 p. m. Degree ot ttorur lodge, Tjwnsend hall. 7:30 p. m. noyai jeinuui of America, K. of P. hall. In stallation -f new officers, other officers brirg lodga dresaea. 8:00 p. rn. Eaglet loage ana auxiliary. Both to hold Initia tion. Recent Visitor Mrs. Bert Wright of Ashland waa a recent business visitor- In this city. Returns Home Robert G1U- m nr. Haa foai TalPBaaH fmm a hospital in this city and re turned to his home in Asmana. He has been receiving medical treatment lor some time. LIVESTOCK rortland MhMl .Tan ffT Aattl 135 calves S9; early sales Steady but low in common-mauium cows, w lum-good fed Steele lacking 118.00- if.fo; culler-common neucra i.uv 10.80; canner and cutter lota S8.00- 7.75; near? Holstalns up to S9-00 Good beef com S10.7&-11.8O; ood bulla til. 00: rood -Choi oe reeler 114.50-16.50. lower. Good choice 180-325-lb. weight i.eo-i.T. uooa sows moeuj eia.ie eaeep zoo; eooa-cnoiov wooiea lamba acaroe at tl4.00-15.00. Oood ewes around ' 00. South Ban rrancJieo Imi.h an Pranelaeo. Jan. ft (T7P1 (USDA) Cattle St. Nominal; med- I.hh n aw fflimwi aiajM. II4MLIIIW. ana1t,im ftn metnA aowa S10 .00-11.00. few weighty dairy eowe lu.oo-v jo, cutLera largely aa.uu-o.ow, cannen ecarae n ef.ou. rlM nnnlL Nnmlnal. vrnsa ann Mlnw tMdv about load 110-330-lb. b arrowi and gilts iis.ts AHrf mnl BMra ai4.00. miMn nn TTnd-rtin ateadr: eood to choice lamos quoiea i.uu-io.uu, medium to cnolce ewes ao.ou-i.ou. chlcam Cblcaco Jan. a (CP) (USDA) Uveatoek: Hoga, 17KXh fairly actlre. strong to , n lmh ati.iw ami anrf hnlKa 1 RO SSO lbi. S14.00-14J0; sows largely Sis.so-isao. Cattle. 13.000; cal Tea. 800: lea . aMa MirilnM ataarfv tA 3&C lower: early top SIS 50 with aereral toada held around tl0 7S. Sheep. 4,000; fat lamba opening !.... HMiurtMu itMti tA unavenlT hlAM. hlrii and aalea on eood to choice wooled lambs early iaa to tisoa Portland Produce Portland. Jan. (DP) Dreased turkey Packers stocks hens. No. 1. 8V4o. Cash-carrr lare tome orer 10 lbs., See. Radishes Oregon. 79-800. Spinach No. 1, S3 35 orange box. , Tomatoes Mexican. S4.35 luff. Chicago Wheat ChlcaffO. Jan. 6 (UP)-1- Wheat: Open High tow Close May 140 1.40 13 1J9V, July 1-WH 140 IMti 14H Sep. 1.40ft 1.40 l.0 140K Wall St. Report New York, Jan. 6 (U.B Stocks turned irregular today as the time approached for deliv ery of President Roosevelt's message to congress on the state i : the nation. Trading lightened, Wall street anticipated a fight i ing message asking for more sa ci If Ices, higher taxes, celling on Income from securities at $29,000 annually, and further diversion of civilians to wartime industry. Traders said tha new congress may nullify some of the president's requests but felt that their statement would un sett'e the market. CONTEST O 13.00 CASH PRIZE each week --d monthly finala prlsa of 125. ENTER MOW or com to dane and boost tor your faTorli. Pianist furnished amateur contestants but bring your own instruments. MEDFORD MAIL STUDENTS START J Housewives to Have Salvage Ready For Pick Up Prizes For Best Collectors. vnur tin cans readv. house- Hva hranui the students of Medford public schools are start ing their "tin can campaign .i.n 11 15. H. Hedrick. city school superintendent, said that the local campaign will run for one school week ana wm do im lnnraH hv annther at a later data. Purpose is to pick up all can avallame to aaie ana wen enow fn annthr accumulation rather than having small contributions during the coming months. Tin ivnr whan nroneriv ore narad. It wai atated. do not use much space as they can be fold- mA mmmn v ana macea in box for collection. Housewives are asked to remove the label from the can, wash ca nthorough ly, remove both ends, flatten can and insert ends and place in a box lor collection. Prlaaa Offarad TK eamnafffn hv the students is being conducted on a basis of knma rnnmi In lunior and senior high school and grades in tne a-raHa arhnnla with nrizes in each school for the instructor and room which brings in tne largest per capita amount or tin cans. Details of the prizea are to be announced later, Hedrick stated. This tin can contribution is being conducted on a nation wide basis to supply necessary metal to smelters lor aeiense activities. It is anticipated that Medford residents will cooper ate wholeheartedly in this cam paign which la under tne spon sorship of the school students. Portland Man Hara Robt- W. McKean of Portland, representa tive nf tha Cnlumhia Fmnirc Industries, Inc., was in. Medford today lor a conierence wun a ffrmin of business men held this morning at the Chamber of Commerce building. HaV Ta Cma fnl. John Dallaire has returned here after a furlough spent in weaver vllle Cal., with his mother, Mrs Agnes Dallaire, and his sister, I.Irs. B. M. French, the former Dolly Dallaire. Mrs. French is making application for entrance into the WAAC'a. ta., laa.1 Wriar1r1r. Md.. ex- mm, tr. nav nff a 78-vpar-old debt. It is $200,000 In ransom money plus Interest, promised to a Confederate general for not burning the town. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- VibW Cakaaal And Teal Jana Onl si Bad ia the Manung Rsria' t Ce Tie Urr shoald poor oot efcoet 1 1 ptate eC M lulo. lato yoor boaela erenr dy. II tal bUalsaot ItowiDi lrlr. rJ'?r.? dlran. Itsnjarar ui m - - am. bloats up your stomaca. You ere SXJSZl viS Ul sour, sunk sad s i HuSS-those good, eld Cerlafe Uttle Unr pills to grt Pta, ol b"i ""I 1 CAN ROUNDUP ANUARY 11 MaUl:48 40e-25e-llc Inc. tax 11 4', t '?4, ETij48J0c5caicJtoeaic H (M KtTT rniaaomorrowTiteinl 1 iV' Bonds fur Bale Hero! J , i s "! ww , ri-r . a ai TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, MEEKER ATF MEETING OF YEAR (ConUnuad from rata On) ed on the back of the corner lot nf Summit and Marv streets to Kenneth Shroyer at a cost of $100. Bills amounting to tu were allowed. Th mnnril alaa recommend ed renewal of a class B beer li cense to Otto's club and renewal of card tables licenses at 12 North Riverside, 17 Front and 39 South Front street. Annnttnramant waa made of the appointment of Frank rar ail rnairman at ma leaiaia. tlva mmmlttn nf the Leacue of Oregon Cities and that Mr. Far- rail and Mr Maalrer WOU10. DO in attendance at the league meet ing to be held in Salem in the near future. Committee Named Standing committees appoint ed by the new mayor included: fimn J f- Cnlllna. Harney Field, Henry Herman; land ap praisal and parka, Harold Frye, Collins; streets ana roaas, i ranic Pnntr t jirn Srhade. Tom Brad ley; building and lights, Bradley, Runtz, Schade'K licenses, Herman, Frye; health and sewage, Schade, Runtz. Bradley; public safety, Field. Frye. Chairmen of city departments raannolnted vera: eltv sunerin- tendent, Frank Rodgers; chief of police, Clatoua McCredie; fire chief, Roy Elliott; city attorney, Frank Varrall- nnllra lllrtoa Wll. 11am Allen; health, Dr. L. D. Inskeep, and dairy Inspection, Charles Austin. . Schade Chairman T .m 1 1 j C2hada ni ra1aMad chairman of tha council by a unanimous vote of council mem- hare Tha rnunrff adlnurnad until next Tuesday at 7:30 p. m., at r V BUD PRESIDES IRST COUNCIL iff 1 . 1 2 OREGON, WEDNESDAY, which time tha group will con sider raising salaries or city am- by government order. A recom mendation win pe extenaea k ka war lahnr AAiinil for aalarv akanaaa ft., ai-tinn la falfM Ia. cally by the finance committee and elty council. All council membera were present with the exception of Mr. Schade. Mats Vaccinations For Philidelphians Skllarfalnhla Ta (IIP1) Mall vaccinations continued throughout the city today as authorities sought to prevent the soread ot smallpox from nelgh- Knrlnff fnuntlaa w. ...a - ----- Thousands were given tree varcinatinna In aehoola. health rllnlAa and war nlanta. ine . xoreas sianea v Amlsh wedding ceremony in Mifflin county. There are 53 eases ta Pennsylvania. KTTTTS FOR BRITAIN London OJ.R) British men soon will be wearing lighter and brighter suits. The 1943 color anca taaiiad A tailnrB hV the British Color council contains less of the popular oars oiuee, krwna and VTRVI also instead there are spicy yellow browns. like clove ana cinnamon, ooim k. auita have a nurnly hue, and even tweed will be woven with the purply yellow tinge. xne new coima hecause of wartime dyeing restrictions. wam to rent ci.n niporv Cal. 01.19 The acuteness of San Dtego't hous ing problem waa orougni w mind through the classified ad Miiimm fit a loeal Daner In which seven persona offered cash "rewaras iot piacea j n Irish hlddpr waa O. C. Wood, who at present la living in a downtown noiei, wnu al tered $25 "for information lead in a rantal nf a two or three bedroom unrurnisnea nouse. rr.nn CIVES JEEP u.nMaMui r-ol ni PI The nuvu ww. Hollywood Boy's club has de cided to buy a jeep lor in a ariujr as a pledge to victory. tVUITTI BHD ' tinniin ruin wi i lu .ni Their NEWEST Funniest Riot! Two looievSertwi In th Law.. .at thy trail i m w . WAR BONDS Ready for Ir.mediale Delivery! OCiQdlSb JANUARY 6. 1943 NURSERY SCHOOLS GRANTED $12,163 TOR MAINTENANCE (Continued from Page On) which Is somewhat under the en rnllmant rlnrln the fruit bar vesting season. At the time ap plication for the feaerai gran. was made, tha nieaiora scnooi was the largest In the state. T waa axnlalned bv the Rev. Coleman that the children are divided Into two schools, with regulation nursery care for chil- dran twA. three) ana lour yean. and that pupils four years and nine months ana nve yeara age were given a kindergarten program in aaaition. TU. imft nf tha arhnnla ia made up of Miss Vera Hollenbeck, su pervisor; Mies June cricKson, Miss Elizabeth Doty, Mrs. Eve lyn Reynolds ana mm. i-ena TaAre-an. A meeting ot tne nursery aohAAi council has been called for Saturday noon, at which time changes possible unaer we grant will be consiaerea. txrr. cells TO SCRAP vindiav. O. OJ.R) The Jail aiia at tha ncar-bv villaie of Arlington, which hadn't held a prisoner for 15 years, were aon atd a tha aeran drive recently. TnMuH-d In tha scran were a metal floor, cots ana Dart. Rinein tuna tor Classified ads t a. m. Too late to Claatlly 12:80 Too Late to Classify a-aaa-a. 0M rhl11ffrJ4 H M V BOB .i.t.a. Mrmf Mtwl llfirnlM. lUffl Of money. Reward. Return 834 Bouth Orange. FOR SALE Electric washer. 860; also bedstead, springs ana ma-terw. Phone 4807. FOR RENT Small house. 813-60 month. Phone 3078 before 8 p. m. f DLTDrDt! th wheals of a killer-diller! LOU ) Today J for 4 DAYS l i 1. n 090TEU0 wll PATRIC KNOWLES WILLIAM 6ARGAN Louise ALLBRITTON Jiremi Cowai Williom Bendix Mory Wicket Doi Portir Thomos Gomel lodwig Sfosset G3DQQ yon a AUt e-awart - Warner com binaUoo radio and ptvonograph. Fbona MIS. PERMANENT RESIDENTS with to rent or buy t-Ddroom houe. Trt- oune bos 9Td. FOR RENT Three-room houee. elaep- mg porcn, iwnanaj, jwuiii. vow Murry St. FOR SALE Milk goat, and kid, week 040. oe.uu. 1 miia waa ta iiuwu.. on Port Baker Road. Clayton Good night. I WILL NOT BE reaponslble for any bills other than those contracted by my wife or myself. Sam W. Steele. POR SALE Scotty pup, 4-montha- old. reoigree papers, whuwuw. Phone 3917. Irene Lambert. NICELY FURNISHED room for bust nees man. 329 East Jackson. FOR SALE 1940 Olde S cylinder 4- OOOr aroau. a nariy ira) Price ttOO. Phone 6895 alter t p. m FOR SALE Bed. print, -tow, utt- eiH, trunk, nenjo, fuiw w miao, rnone lUau aeDum. rout. FOB SALE Wood heater M OO; lc- tno piata tea. oiw eo. tnw, tavno mat Plavr tiittttA Hlnmr aMfa ing macnine, urge wnnniw w- tut. Very reaeonAoij prwo. v n orange. school dt u-ree.r-oia 007. win pay reasonable price for the e Tr ice. Referenoea required. Phone BUS, tar a u'lTrt Usn (a rlit rihnrM In Medford auto camp ror lurnmea cabin and aoma wlary. Phone 4817. KMP LOVED Medford couple wUh to rent aDeoroom iurniuoa no Close in. May consider buying rnone tJio or aouo. for SALE Attractive 7-room mod' era hour. AV. acrea. outbulldlnu, near echool. elty water. 814 m,lefl from city canter. 4o600. Tribune Bos 4008. eath. Hive equipment and stock nr connaer leesinc rancn ecocaea or not. xnoune box sou. houee. Local resident. Phone S2T3. WANTED Hlah chair and child's crib. Phone Kit r iiHiii-irr' i-ftf-i--ti - ft ''v'lii OREGON Kn"1 ''4 A TODAY - 4 Days! (Including Saturday Matinee) TWO RED-BLOODED THRILL HITS I I I I Of' , I A corpse In a coffin . . I i ' Bidde" h,nd wi,h ! fyy! VS. b,ood runeold! r "aM inlaw i j TVJI PAGE FIVE LOOT lady's black pun. Keep cask and return Tamable pa pare. TTV bune oflloa. TOVlt PRESENT CAR will hara to) last you for the duration. Take ear ot the finish by baTlng It painted. DaaTy Auto Paint and Body Shop. TRUST your fine china and furniture to a reuaote mover. wau saoe rena far. POM SALE Chesterfield eeti oak oinetta taoie ana e cnaue; iioor lamp; heating stove; It laying pullets. Growers Market, tvi ml. Bo. Medford en Bwy. M. V. Barton, WANTED TO LEASB on long term u l.iui m aivasr. Mar aw, equipment. Iran Myers, Central Point, Rt. I. FOR BALE Three yearllnf Bereford caiTas. rarat oie. LAKDLOROS Can furnish name ana oeacnption or iro juropara . rent. If Interested call at Jack's and Band Store. TBAPPER8I The market I food- BAte FURS WANTED Eastern prices paio IOT auunw, aima. miuia Bob Cat, etc. Deer. Elk. Beef and Pelt Game traps for sale. Medford Bargain Bouse. 17 N. Orape St. Ph. S1U. Buy War Stamps and Bonds. You Women Who Suff or From HOT FLASHES CIIIUV FEEUCGS If you like ao many women between tha ages of 88 and 63 euffer Iron hot flashes, weak, dlzxy, nervous feel ings, distress of "regularities", ara blue at times due to tha functional middle ago period In a woman's life try taking Lydia . Plnkham's Vega table Compound at once. It's the best known medicine you can buy that's made especially for women. Pink ham's Compound Is famou to relieve such distress. Taken regularly -.t helps build up resistance against uch annoying arm p Wins. It aiso to a fine stomachlo tonic. Thousands upon thousands of women -rich, and poor alike have) reported benefits. Tims and again Lydla Plnkham'a Compound has proved soms women's happiest days often can be during their M40's' Follow label directions. Worth tryinft n-" rifTtsaarti'- r- .941 OR BUST! Pioneer In covered wag ons .. . building a road through tha wildemeta ... to bring lifa to tha raw frontiers of tha Wast! , A great Western star. great last picture!