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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1943
PAGE FTVB
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Loses Book Edward Rupp of
routa I, Central Point, reported
to city police today the loai of
his A and B gasoline ration books
some time last week.
Unit to Meet The Central
joint Extension Unit will meet
tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
A. T. Lathrop, at 1:30 p. m.
' Visits Relatives Roger New
ton of this city visited over the
weekend in Ashland at the Gary
Newton home.
To Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
rinvd Putnam of this city were
among Medford residents visit
ing in Ashland bunoay.
i Return io Work Clarice Klv
rs and Genevieve Lillie re
turned to their duties at the war
price and rationing board today
alter snort illnesses,
i ...
I Forfeits Bail Lillian Dubs
forfeited $5 bail in city police
court yesterday lor driving
without an operator s
CALENDAR ) LIVESTOCK
vehicle
license.
- - -
Meeting Set Howard Exten
sion unit will meet Thursday
at 10:30 a. m. with Mrs. Ernest
. Roeers on Adams lane. Lesson
topic is "Recreation and Home
Hobbies" and a covered dish
luncheon will be served at noon
' In Michigan Word has been
: received here that Jack Bearss.
' former state police in this city,
is no wat Fort Custer, Battle
Creek, Mich., attend officer can
didate school. He is with the
' U. S. army.
...
Local Visitor Mrs. James
' Stevens, former Medford resl
i dent, now residing in Ashland,
.; spent Sunday In this city with
1 relatives and friends. Prior to
j moving to Ashland Mrs. Stevens
was employed at Prultt's Music
shop.
Tuesday
7:30 p. m. Medford Dupli
cate Bridge club, Hotel Med
ford. .
8:00 p. m. Nevlta chapter.
O.E.S, Central Point Masonic
hall. Installation.
8:00 p. m D. A. V. Auxilia
ry, armory.
Wednesday
12:30 p. m. Get. Together
club, Eagles hall, potluck lunch
eon and election of officers.
1:30 p. m. Oak Grove Neigh
borhood club, home Mrs. Ella
HoDfer. dessert luncheon.
2:00 p. m. Chapter AA, FEO,
home Mrs. C L Drummond,
1130 Queen Anne avenue.
7:30 p. m. Chrysanthemum
Circle, No. 84, Neighbors of
Woodcraft card party for mem
bers and friends after regular
meeting, K. of P. hall.
8:00 p. m. F. L. club, home
Georgia Hess, 224 Vancouver
avenue.
8:00 p. m. American Legion
auxiliary, armory club rooms.
Joint social hour with post
DOLL COLLECTION
Gunner Gable Gets His Silver Wings
"1
PAOOBD TAN MOVTNO to til puts
of Orefoo. waanlngton ana cauxor.
tux. Bus Tranaier co.
Portland
Portland, Jin. 11 (UP) Cattle
100. calves 15; few sales steady; m.
dlum fed stMia 11.75-IS.1S; good
stMrs Monday to 18 00; medium beef
eon 10.00-10.7S; good to 11.7S; food
bulls to 13.00 or abort; ehotos vaal
On 1S001S.S0.
Hoe; too, steady. Oood-ehotos 1BO
JJ0 lbs. 14.7S-1S.M; 150 lbs. 14.60:
food sows 16.60-16.76; feeder pigs
1440; eboloa to 18.00.
Sheep 300; common is medium
Umbo steady at 11.80-19.00; food
cbotos fed lamba eelabls 14.60-16.66;
food ion 7.00-7J8.
Chlc.ro
ChtoafO. Jan. la (UP) fUSDA
Livestock: Boca: S0.000. Active, 10 to
1 higher ISO-SSO lbs. 14.74-H SO;
food 690-660 lba. sow 1SSO to 1455
CatUa: 9.000. Calm: 1000. Fed
stem and yearling atMdy. moder
ataly aettra; top attars 16.80: on 1880
lb. averages; ban yaanings isa
heifer TsarllBfS 18.40.
Sheep: 8.000. rat lamss rainy eo-
tlTa: food to choles woolod oMerlnfe
at 1840 down.
Returns Hare Mrs. John Eads
of' 29 Kenwood avenue returned
here last week after a visit at
Fort Ord with her husband, John
Eads, who was recently promot
ed to sergeant in the commando
regiment. Eads is well-known
locally as a magician,
...
Doctors to Meet The regular
meeting of the Jackson County
Medical society will be Wednes
day at Kyles at Central Point
at 7 p. m. with Dr. J. C. Hayes
as host. Dr. E. A. Woods of Ash
land will present the paper for
the evening.
...
Parked Car Hit M. R. Pierce
of this city was driving west on
Main street this morning about
8:30 o'clock and swerved to avoid
striking another vehicle and ran
Into the parked car of Charles
Clay at Main and Fir streets,
according to a city police re
port. ...
Under Ceiling Mixed feeds,
previously uncontrolled price
wise, will be placed under price
ceilings in a regulation which
will be issued by the Office of
Price Administration in the near
future, according to information
received from the Oregon office
of war information by the local
price and rationing board. It was
explained that this should prove
another effective step toward
keeping down costs of things
which the livestock and poultry
farmer must purchase.
Drunk Ten days In jail was
the sentence given Douglas M
Gaylor in city police court this
morning on a charge of being
drunk.
. .
Inspects Equipment William
McDonald of Portland, In charge
of equipment repair shops of the
United States forest service, ar
rived in Medford today to spend
a short time Inspecting equip
ment of the Rogue River Nation
al Forest Service.
...
Regular Quarters Medford
Post No. IS, American Legion
will hold regular monthly meet
ing Wednesday at 8 p. m. In their
old club room at the armory,
The auxiliary will return to the
armory tor ineir meeting aiso. a Chicago. Jan
joint social nour wui iouow me Open
meeting. All Camp White le- May 1.884
Eionairea and visitors are wel- July 1-SCH
come. SP-
S0CIALIJO0BBY
Charter Members Of Boston
Club Were Childless
Woman Has 400 Dolls.
South San rrandico
South San rranclsco, Jan. la (UP)
Livestock Federal-stats Market
Wewsl:
Cattle it. Steers scarce, undertone
firm: rood 90O-110O-lb. quoted MOO
18.00: medium to food heifers quoted
11.60-13 JO: young oowa 11 50 down,
common com B. 00-9. 50; eannera vary
limited TJO-600; tew bulla U-00.
Calres 10. nominal; Tealars quoted
14 00 down.
Hogs 800. Around 10s higher: bulk
rood lSg-235-lb. barrowa and ftlts
1566 one load choice Omrona 16.66
extreme top; packages good Oregon
aowa 14.0O.
Sheep 100. Undertone steady; late
Monday tour singles medium to food
wooled 80-83-lb. lamba 18 00-15 25.
eboloa absent: two decks medium ea
rn, awes 6.78, sorted 38 per cent culls
8 80.
Chicago Wheat
12 (UP) Wheat
High low CI nee
1MK IU
1.40 1.66V4 1JSV4
1.41 1.37H 1.68,
Mints Only 6:48-8:00 25c Inc. las
Kiddles 11c Inc. Tax
is born .
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THERE'S NO FOOL
LIKE AN OLD
F00L...especisHy
with t shot of
Vitamin a
HIGH
HERSERT
Returns Hera Harold Wall
has returned here after complet
ing his primary flying course
at the war training school at
Bend under supervision of U. S.
army air corps. Wall is waiting
in Medford for orders for further
training for an instructorship.
He is the son of Mrs. Nellie Wall
of North Peach street and is vis
iting his wife and son, Mrs. Har
old Wall, at 27 Geneva street.
...
Masting Changed Phoenix
Extension Unit will meet at 1:30
p. m. Friday at the home of Mrs.
J. W. Watklns rather than 10:30
a. m. as first planned. The topic
on Hobbies will be led by Mrs.
Janet Guches and Mrs. Mary
Landers. Those attending are
asked to bring samples of their
hobbies or their friends' hobbies.
No luncheon will be served due
to change of time.
...
On Buying Trip John Mof-
fet, general manager of Mann's
Department store; Jo Rostel
ready-to-wear department buyer;
Mel Plaskett, men's department
buyer, and Elsie Narrigan, ho
siery, Infants and lingerie de
partment buyer, are in Los An
geles purchasing spring mer
chandise for the store and expect
to return to Medford the first of
me week.
...
Loaves for Nary Ernest Neal
Olson of Jacksonville left last
night for Portland, where he will
enter the construction battalion
of the navy. He passed the phyi
leal examination some time ago
and expects to be sent to a train
ing camp in the east. Mr. Olson
has been employed on highway
construction work in southern
Oregon for several years and
Is well known.
. . a
Minor Accidents Two minor
traffic accidents occurred yester
day according to reports on file.
Robert Duranth of route 2 and
Mrs. L. W. Clark of 859 Minne
sota avenue were drivers of au
tomobiles, which collide don the
Crater Lake highway about sev
en miles north of Medford about
6:49 a. m. Arthur Short of 938
West 10th street, operating
bus, and W. P. Andrews of 39
Vancouver street, driving a se
dan, were involved in a minor
collision about four miles north
of Medford on the Crater Lake
highway about 8:29 a. m., re
port stated.
Portland. Jan. 13 (UP) Carrots
southern. 68.78 per 6-doeen crate.
Cabbage southern. s..oo-Jt
crate.
Celery southern. 65 .00-8 50 crate.
Peas southern pole, 17-lSc lb.
Squash Marblehsad, 4c Ira.; Hub
bard, 4c lb.
Portland Produce
Boston U.R Mink coats
can't tempt this group of socially
prominent women as much as an
unusual doll.
They're all grown up and some
of them are in their 70s, but
they love dolls so much they've
organized "The Doll Collectors
of America. Inc.." and already its
membershlD has spread to 22
states.
Besides collecting odd dolls
for personal pleasure, the mem
bers of thd organization have
raised sums as high as $100,000
for benefits and charities. One
member has raised $5000 for ait
ferent churches in New England
by lecturing on the dolls.
Many of the original Boston
charter members were childless
women who turned to doll col
lecting as a hobby. Some of their
prizes date tack to 1700.
The organ list ion started as a
club to stimulate interest In the
history and origin of dolls, but
its extensive records on each doll
have provided essential informs
tion to clothes designers as -to the
type of clothing worn at certain
periods.
Mrs. Earle E. Andrews, of
Winchester, Mass., president of
"The Doll Collectors of America,
Inc.," for the last six years, has
almost every room in her home
filled with dolls. Besides keep
ing records on her collection
Mrs. Andrews maintains corres
pondence with members In other
states.
Dolls from 20 states and 92
foreign countries are represented
in the collection of Mrs. Thom
as Ramsbottom of Pawtucket, R.
I., who was past treasurer of the
organization. Among her 400
dolls she has one that dates back
to 1790.
Some members like Mrs.
Henry P. Kimball of Sharon,
Mass., house their dolls in elab
orate settings. She has a large
doll house built to display her
collection and furnished the
house In mid-Victorian style.
The house has seven rooms and
even has one outfitted as
nursery.
WAKTID TO BUT A small electric
remgarator. Phone soil www
O. A. Welab 01 Fluhrar Bid.
JjOOT Oreen coin purao containing
an. pwaas teste at auu m-
buaa. Reward.
pan SALE ADDlee: Delleloue. Jona
tbana and Newtowna, soo ana sue
per bos. Jo Kantor, 6 tu. caat
Pho.nl a. Pern Valley.
WANTSD TO BUT Oood uaed collap
sible baby buggy, ana preeeur.
cooker. Phone sis.
WANTED TO BUT Oood platlorm
acalea; law model lt-ton true;
addinr machine: 22 shells, all sitae:
noaa: eatua. and aneep. t,rmbr wat
Company. Midway (load. Phone
4016.
POH SALE Almoet new circulating
oil neater, sw uennata. . suuo.
POP. RENT Sleeping room to party
who doea not amoke or arms, bioee
in. Phone 4866.
wow. bale Plymouth eedan. Re-
bored motor, rteasonaaie. ui aw.
Main. Pi one 758.
FOR BALE Porcelain wood range. Up
right piano. 1701 Bast Main. rnon.
S70R.
Acm Telepkoti
Lieutenant Clark Gable, left. Is prepared to receive his aerial gunner'i
wings as he stands at attention with enlisted men at the Army Air Forces
Piexlols uunnery BCuOOl, iynaait rieia. ruuie t'lur. mnu
NEW CLASSES IN
METAL WORKING
OPEN TO!
North Ivy street. Prior to en
listment in the navy he was em
ployed at Hubbard brothers.
Wall St. Report
New York, Jan. 12 (U.B
Stocks slipped Irregularly lower
after early steadiness today.
The list ODened steady to firm
but turned down from early
highs when follow-through sup
port lagged. Less aggressive
bidding interest was attributed
to centering of attention on
President Roosevelt's budget
message recommendation that
Congress enact legislation to in
crease tax collections an addi
tional $16,000,000,000.
Trading in stocks fell off from
yesterday's page, which was the
best of the year.
PLAN NO INQUEST
IN CONLEY DEATH
AUTOIST WRECKS
E
- An Interruption of power and
telephone service on rural lines
resulted last night from an auto
mobile accident near the inter
section of the Buckshot Hill
road and the Crater Lake high
way. The car, said to have been
operated by a Buckshot district
resident, failed to make the turn
onto the highway due to bad
visibility and left the road, strik
ing a power pole which broke
off. In falling the pole dragged
down telephone wires on an
adjacent line.
A crew of men from the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company
worked for about three hours
before service was restored to
all districts affected.
Two new classes in national
defense are being opened to
morrow at senior high school
one in general sheet metal and
the other in aviation sheet
metal. Classes will be held from
2:30 to 8:30 p. m. and 6:30 to
9:30 p. m. with Harold Van
Hoosen as instructor. Registra
tion for these classes may be
made through the city school
sunerintendent's office in the
city hall or the state unemploy
ment office. Fir and Sixth
streets.
Van Hoosen Is an experienced
man In sheet metal lines nav-
ins had 17 years experience in
the work. He ownea his own
shoD in Portland for three years
and was shop foreman for
Stark-Davit In Portland.
The general sheet metal class
Is open to all men over 16 years
of age and women 16 to 39
years of age, and pay at de
fense projects Is about 95 cents
an hour. Aviation sheet metal
classes are open to all men over
16 and to women, IS to 39 years
of age. Pay for women is about
60 cents an hour and for men
slightly higher depending on
ability. Five cents an hour in
crease In pay is given employes
for the first five montns- em
ployment. An urgent call Is be
ing issued for women in uie
aviation sheet metal classes.
No Inquest will be conducted
In the accidental death of Fred
W. Conley, Prospect logger
killed while working In the
woods near that town yesterday
morning. This statement was
made today by Carlos Morris,
deputy coroner who Investigat
ed the accident. Mr. Morris saia
that he was of the opinion the
affair was "purely a freak acci
dent" and that the two work
men, P. F. Planer and "Shorty"
Woods, Indirectly responsible
were In no way to blame.
The two men felled a tree
which struck a second In falling.
The second tree snapped off at
the base and fell directly onto
Conley, operating a caterplljar
tractor about 80 feet away.
Funeral arrangements have
not yet been completed. .
Th flnrt "Iron ltinff" for the
use of troops was made In India
in 1929 from two empty tar bar
rels, powered by two vacuum
cleaner motors.
Thousands Praise Simple
PILE RELIEF
This Quick, Easy Wayl
Simple plies nets not wrack artel torturi
you with nascMenlntr fieri, mih ana rrrtUs
(ton. Staart'e PjrraaiM Bwpaiterie brim
iiukk. welcome relief. Their 7 -way en ela
tion means real comfort, reduces strain,
helps itfhun relaxed membranes, tttntly
rubricates and an f Una, ProUetiv and antt-rheflna-.
so ray to mj. It's wonderfal to as
fras of pile lortur era In. Get ntnulne
Ataart'e iVratatf SapttMltorles at your drva
store without delav c and I1J0 set
soaker's asoneraaca truarantaa.
Matt 1:45
C-M t:4S-t
40c-25c-llc lne tax
50c-25cUe lac. Ux
TALENT CONTEST
ttED
BIGHT
DANCE!
OSS.00 CASK PRIZE each
week and monthly finals
prise of S25. ENTER NOW or
come to dsnce and boost for
your favorite. Pianist furnished
amateur contestants but bring
your own instruments.
Ends Thursday Night!
1ST!
Too Late to Classify
1 610 ACRES Irrigated, food aoll
6-room houae with bath, eervloe
porch, cement foundation. Large
ah Ida trees. Outbuilding. Sold 6300
worth rescberrlea last year, all
frown on three rowa. rnoe ewuu.
lerma.
Also
1V4 ACRES 8mall house, city water,
snower oatn, a nen nousea. umri.
61378. Terms.
Alas
ao ACRES First claas h-ri Bated land.
New 4-rcom oouae. Electricity.
Large hay barn. Land seeded to
Ladlno cloTer except 8 aerea In oata
and Tetch. look tnia orer. mos
64000. I15O0 cash.
Also
6-ROOM plastered bouse. Attractive
11 vlna room, s oearooma. mciomu
back yard. West side, well located
on pavement. Price 12.500. Terms.
It. u. ricaeu io oo. sruvi.
FOR SALE 1633 CheT. coach. Kew
lloenaa, good battery, good tires.
Phone 659'. '
FOR SALE Red weaner pigs. T.
Love, oft Klrtland Rd.. Rt. 1, Box
600 Central Point. Evening.
FOR BALE Old growth body fir. 16"
We deliver. Don Lawrence. Phone
sua.
Visiting Mother Lee Allen,
seaman first class, IT. S. navy is
here on five day furlough from
Camp Peary, Va., visiting his
mother, Mrs. Lee Allen, azt
PROTECT the finish on your ear by
having It repainted. Dally Auto
Paint and Body Shop.
WANTED Transportation to Camp
wnita. Due o a. m. r none 3709.
FOR RENT Sleeping room for two.
Heated. Close in. pnone 7S7.
QUICK. HAPPY RELIEF
tor Excess btomacn
Acid Distress!
too STUART TABLETS eoatala ft wry
-it., aisd bv doc ton to bslof
lok, w.loo. f.Ul bom cld.ldittoa
j,... .iud b osoai atoaook ulSlty
tltu Of drtUi. P.UdoM UtU
1, uk. No bottl.i o illa. o wo.
, . . ' 1 x.i t,nm .Tr.ii sold nilor
d.l.y. At tl am,
udu aukr' Ber-b gvuutM.
APPLES Double red delicious, 11 16
box. Newtown, and winter Hells
peara, 66e orchard lug. Brtnf con
talnera. Pay Laaa atarket, 33 Mo.
Blreralda.
THB NEW Ooodrlch Speed Warden la
here regulate, your spaed to as
miles. 61-00. Lewis Super etervtca
Station-
$3675.00
WWWWTnAtJK PLACTi
BEDROOMS, fireplace, hardwood
floors, alt modern, plenty of shade
treea. aamre With 3 extra sleeping
rooms, part basement, sickness
compels owner to sell. Only 63676.
a. thla todar. EarlT Doaseaslon.
MARtd A. GOLDY, Exclusive Agents
Phone 6386106 B. Main St. mgnt
Phone 3417.
Also
TJ6T TOTTR PROPERTY, today tor re
sults. We have cash buyers on our
waiting list.
WANTED Two-bedroom unfurnlah
d house or duplex, rnone 00 io.
FURNISHED ROOM for rent. 616 80.
Holly. Kitchen privileges.
FOR BALE Dining table and 4 chairs.
Fhon eosi.
FOR SALE Baldwin bungalow aire
piano, practically new. nt. a, box
4414, Howard Ave 4th house from
store.
FOR SALS Welding Jacket, helmet.
apron, goggle, enipping nammer.
used ten hour. Coat 630.36. Will
seu for 635.00. Sea at 101 East 6th,
or Dial 8063.
LET TJB REBUILD your bicycle. New
lender. -color paint jod, free.
and overhaul, 613.60. 81ms Bros
as H. Fir.
FOR SALE Large butcher pig. Car
furnlab cooler. Fryer rabbits and
to R. I. Red hens. J. S. Olbba, Ru V,
box ias-x.
FOR SALE Two-wheel trailer. Oood
6-ply tires, 4:76 s 16 630. On pair
Simmons bed .print. 613. 660-.
Fadden, Lozler Lane.
SPECIALLY TRAINED TEACHERS)
care for your pre-achool child. Mod
erate fee. Hours 7:80 a. m., 6:00 p.
m. Medford Nursery School. Phone
S23S.
WB HAVE a supply of BOND anti
freeze. Will not evaporate, ruet or
corrode. 63 66 gallon. Lewla Super
Service StaUon.
TIRE PUMP. Get on while they are
atlll available. Lewis super Bernce
Sutton.
BICYCLE BASKETS Convenient to
carry your parcels, ate. Lewis Super
Servloa Station.
TRUCK FLARB SETS flares U
handy carrying case. While they
last, 62,88. Lewla Super Same
Stauoa.
WANTED Man for seed sod feed
business. Economy Seed and Feed
Co., 617 West 6th.
WANTED 900 people to attend the
Church of God revival service,
avenlnga, 7:80.
TRAPPERSI The market ta food.
Sell your fur to Eagle Point Fox
RAW FURS WANTED Eastern prices
paid for Muakrata, Mink. Skunk.
Bob Cat, eto Deer, Elk, Beef and
Pelt Oaroe trap for sale. Medford
Bargain Houae. 37 N. Or p. St,
Pa 6744. Buy War Stamps and
Bonda.
ATTENTION' ALL DOOS1 Try LUrf
awell new improved Wooflea cooked
dog food.' Economy Seed and Feed
Co, 317 West 6th.
FOR SALE 1988 Deluxe Ford sedan.
Mechanically perfect. This oar naa
had the best of care. Priced to
sell. Sea at Shall StaUon, 6U and
Front.
FOR SALE Conn oamet.
nets. Phone asss.
716 Ben-
lUCOMB PROPERTY Two houses.
rurnlabed. Inquire sso no. rron.
WANTED To trade equity In 6 acrea.
6-room houae, for farm wun or
without stock. Tribune Box 4098
THE CHATEAU
2V Miles N. Ashland
RE-0PEI1S
TONIGHT
S p. m. Til 12 p. m.
Good Food
Good Dance Floor
Phona Ashland 6136
WANT TO BUY OR
SELL A HOME??
OWa will welcome the listing
of your home if you wish to
sell, or will find a desirable
home for you If you wish to buy.
Rentals and property manage
ment service.
MARK A. GOLDY
REALTOR
14S Cast Main Phona 3281
CARL R. BEEBE. Associate
Residence Phona 2417
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