LOCAL and
Fined $1 Glen Gibbons of
20 Barneburg road was fined $1
in city court today on a charge
of allowing his dog to run at
large.
No License Charged with
driving a car without an opera
tor's license, J. Antram of Route
1 was fined $2.50 in city court
today.
Posts Bail Ruby Mae Melu
gln, 34, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in a local
restaurant, posted $10 bail with
city police Sunday.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Waterman are in the valley
visiting with relatives and
friends. The Watermans, former
residents of Phoenix, now live
in Canby, Calif.
.
Service Announced St.
Peter's Day will be marked with
a special service at St. Mark's
Episcopal church Thursday
morning of this week, according
to the rector, the Rev. George R.
Turney. The service will mark
the anniversary of the ordina
tion to the diaconate.
...
Patrol Member-T5 Laurence
A. Ryerson of Medford is with
a regiment of military police
that has made war-disrupted
Naples into one of the most effi
cient ports in the world, accord
ing to a dispatch from an allied
base in Italy. The dispatch states
that the regulation of traffic in
the city's maze of narrow alleys
and congested streets is a seri
ous problem and that traffic
MPs have had to untangle snarls
of vehicles driven by soldiers of
the American, English, French,
Indian and Polish armies while
happy - go - lucky Neapolitans
saunter down the middle of the
street. These men have cut traf
fic accidents by 85 per cent, the
dispatch states, allowing more
than 30,000 tons of war equip
ment to pass through the city
daily. Cpl. Ryerson's wife re
sides at 843 East Ninth street in
Medford.
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic & Naturopathic
Physician
128 E. Main Dial 3170
What Constitutes Food?
From what has been said the
?uestion naturally arises, "What
9 Food?" This is a question of
importance. For, if the right con
ception of food is comprehended
and this knowledge were put in
to practice, much sickness would
be avoided. Food, then, is any
substance which, when taken in
to the body is used by the living
organism for the formation and
repair of body cells and tissues
and for the production of heat
and energy. It naturally follows
that the substance to be a food
must contain nothing that is
detrimental to the protoplasmic
or cellular life of the individual
organism. Sometimes that which
is a good food for one class of
animals is very detrimental and
even poisonous to another class.
Even that which may be good
food, under other conditions, if
not properly utilized and
handled by the physical organ
ism is not a food, but may be
come a rank poison.
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PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Monday
8:00 p. m. F. L. club, home of
Mrs. Mary Brown, Arnold Lane.
Regular business meeting. Mem
bers urged to attend. Those de
siring transportation meet at
home of Lottie Cave, 129 S.
Holly at 7:45 p.m.
Tuesday
9:30 a. m. Ladies Auxiliary
of the First Baptist church at
church for White Cross work.
Bring old sheets. Sack lunch at
noon. Missionary meeting of the
society at 2 p. m. Worship, John
14:27, Mrs. F. Albert. Topic
"Peace in My Heart", lead by
Mrs. M. Stickland. Hostesses,
Mesdames Neff, Metcalf, Gober
and Heffner.
1:00 P. M. Executive com
mittee meeting of the Women's
Society of Christian Service of
the Methodist church at church.
Regular meeting of the society
at 2 p. m.
8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor,
K. of P. hall. Social night plan
ned and members asked to bring
paper bag lunch.
8:00 p. m. Nevita Chapter
No. 93, O.E.S., Central Point.
Report on grand chapter meet
ing. Visiting members welcome.
Refreshments.
8:00 p. m. Disabled American
Veterans and auxiliary, regular
meeting at armory. Delegates
to state convention will give re
ports. Refreshments served to
both chapter and auxiliary after
meetings.
8:15 p. m. Unity and Truth
students, room 319 Medford Cen
ter building, business meeting.
Wednesday
10 a. m. Camp White Red
Cross auxiliary sewing unit,
Outpost.
12:30 p. m. Mistletoe club,
covered dish luncheon at home
of Mrs. H. E. Bismark, 443
Haven street.
Minor Accidents J. W. Haw
kins of Central Point and Robert
Padgett of 60 Quince street
drove cars involved in a slight
mishap at 12th street and Cen
tral avenue this morning, ac
cording to a report on file. Cars
operated by Victor Medford of
Phoenix and C. H. Thompson of
1002 West Fourth street were
involved in a minor accident on
South Front near Eighth street
Saturday night, a report on file
said today.
Graduates Marine Private
Donald Eugene Smith, 18, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W.
Smith of 103 Jcannette street,
recently was graduated from
the field telephone school at San
Diego, Cal., Marine Corps base
and is now ready for assignment
to a combat unit as a communi
cations specialist, according to
word received from the base.
Pvt. Smith is a graduate of
Medford high, school, where he
played tackle on the football
team.
Captain Returns Capt. Wei
don H. McBee, who for the past
two years has been stationed in
the South Pacific "war theater
with the 41st Infantry Division,
arrived in San Francisco Sun
day and after reporting at Ft.
Lewis, Wash., will return to
Medford on 30-day leave. The
captain left Medford with the
Oregon National Guard unit and
was commander of Company A
when that unit sailed for over
seas duty. Mrs. McBee makes
her home at 24 South Grape
street.
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The United States fleet defeat powerful unit of Japanese grand fleet ofl Philippines, sinking or damaging 14
enemy warships, Including tour aircraft carriers and a battleship, to score one of America's greatest naval vic
tories of the war. Admiral Nlmlta headquarters revealed planes of Admiral Raymond A. Spruance's Filth
fleet pounced on Jap snips as they emerged from channel between Luzon and Furmusa.
To Camp Southern Oregon
Baptist Summer Camp opened
this morning at Lake o' Woods
in the Boy Scout Camp. Twenty
five young people from Medford
are attending the camp, which
will last for a week. All of
southern Oregon is included in
the camp and nearly 125 people
are enrolled.
Catches Big Salmon Wyles
Berry of Los Angeles proudly
exhibited a prize salmon at Mc
Leod Saturday. The fish weigh
ed 35 pounds and was the first
salmon ever landed by Berry.
Mr. and Mrs. Berry have pur
chased five acres on the river at
McLeod and plan to make their
home on the property as soon as
conditions will permit.
m .
Return Lloyd Balderston
and Bob Weisenburger returned
recently from Lake Creek in
eastern Oregon where they were
employed by a lumber company.
The boys, 1944 graduates of
Medford high, are now awaiting
call for induction. Balderston
has completed enlistment into
the Army Air Corps while
Weisenburger is in the Naval
Reserve.
MARY ELLISON RITES
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Funeral services for Mrs.
Mary E. Ellison who passed
away in Portland, June 22, will
be conducted from the Perl
Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 p.m.
the Rev. Harry Hansen, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church
officiating. Entombment will
take place in Medford Memorial
Mausoleum.
Ose Msll Tribune Want Ada.
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U. S. Naval Victory Near Philippines
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Jackson County will receive
$29,138.48 this month from the
federal government, the sum
representing its share of receipts
from the Rogue River National
Forest for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1943, according to for
est service officials. It is explain
ed that since federal property is
not taxable, 25 per cent of the
receipts from each national for
est is turned over each year to
the states and is prorated on an
acreage basis to counties con
containing national forest for
the benefit of public schools and
roads.
Klamath County, in which
other national forests are locat
ed, will receive $41,694 under
the arrangements. Rogue River
National Forest had the' largest
receipts of any Oregon national
forest, it was stated.
War-time conditions increased
the cutting of national forest
timber, forest officials state, and
receipts in recent months are
much higher than average.
Other sources of revenue from
the forest include the rental land
for special uses and the grazing
of livestock.
Oregon Methodists
Against Liquor As
Aid to Aged Source
Portland, Ore., June 26. (U.R)
Delegates to the Oregon an
nual conference of Methodist
churches today assailed the state
law that makes old-age assist
ance allotments dependent on
the revenue from the sale of
liquor.
The delegates, adopting a re
port of the temperance commit
tee, noted that "the extent of
assistance to our aged people
depends upon the amount of
liquor sold, from which revenue
is derived. We declare our op
position to this law and pledge
ourselves to do all we can to
have the next legislature sep
arate old age assistance from
liquor revenue."
The conference declared' op
position to "the beverage liquor
traffic in all forms," and called
for a "strong and effective edu
cational irogram, not merely
against excessive use, but for
total abstinence."
CRIME DECLINES
Mexico City U,R) A survey
by the director ge leral of statis
tics shows crime Is declining
steadily in Mexico. During 1939
there were 23 420 felony cases.
There were 21,318 of this type in
1942. and a compilation for the
first four months of 1943 Indicat
ed a total of 20,000 for the year.
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The city council will meet at
7:30 tonight in Mayor C. A.
Meeker's office in city hall to
adopt an ordinance calling for a
special election at which legal
voters of Medford will decide
whether the city shall build a
municipal swimming pool at an
estimated cost of $62,500.
Under the plan to finance the
proposed pool, a tax levy of
three mills for the next two
years would be added to the
budget. The ordinance was re
quested in a petition sponsored
by the Lions club and endorsed
by 15 other local organizations
representing about 3,500 persons.
Hitler First On
Defeat Program
Curtin Convinced
Canberra, Australia, June 26
(U.R) Prime Minister John
Curtin returned to Australia to
day after attending conferences
among leaders of the British
commonwealths at London and
said he was convinced the basic
allied global strategy still was
"defeat Hitler first."
"I will soon report to the cab
inet," Curtin said, "several im
portant decisions made during
my trip to London and Wash
ington which will affect the fu
ture life of the world."
Immediately after his arrival,
Curtin conferred with Gen.
Douglas MacArthur on the "war
against Japan." The prime min
ister said the conferences would
be resumed tomorrow.
"We have passed through the
twilight period," he said, "and
now we have a chance to finish
this fight in the sixth round in
stead of letting it go to 20
rounds."
87 DESCENDANTS
Cleveland, O. (U.R) The
head of Cleveland's largest fam
ily, Mrs. Magdalene Moenlch,
died here recently at the age of
92, leaving 87 direct descend
ants. Mrs. Magdclene Is sur
vived by four sons, 39 grand
children and one great-greatgrandchild.
Too Late to Classify
FOR flALF 1(4 tp on mail tnd
srhool biia route. 8 room house,
8ml-mcdrn; premium pump, large
ft a rage ami chicken houwt, garden
In, Ibo 700 tomato-. Price I26.M).
1300 rABh. bsl. 26 mo. Morrow
road. Box 78. East of Bear Creek,
north of McAndrewi.
DOES YOUR CAR SOUND
DIFFERENT LATELY?
TAKE IT TO HUMPHREY
PROMPT SERVICE ON
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DE SOTO
PARTS and REPAIR
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8-rm. mod. house, etose !n.
Some furniture. Including
elec. range. House piped lor gat.
Oarage, woodehed, large lot.
COO C ft a-rm. mod. house, clow In,
JUJU east aide. Oaa floor fur
nace, range and water Mater. Oar
age and shed.
V CAW, OOTTSCHB.
1 N. Bartlett St. Phone 8s.
FOR SALE Homemade tractor. 1 mile
north Central Point on highway,
turn left on Scenlo Ave. th houaa.
Bob Cameron.
WANTETV Practical nurrtng. good
n-terencea. Addrese Tribune Box
1373.'
LOST Oaa A ration book. Harold
Walnacott, 400 B. Main.
FOR RENT Attractive
with private entrance,
dale.
front room
330 K. Oak-
FOR RENT Furnished S-rooro apart
ment, close m. Also i-rowa my
343 N. Front.
$1500"
-4-roora house end S cab
in, oil rented. City water.
h n WTIBON.
7 Chestnut. Phone 4S44.
FOR SALE FHA home. Small down
payment, 33.80 month paymenta
Include taxes, principal. Interest,
etc. Harold H. Brown Agency, 133
E. Main. Phone 344S; after five,
24S1.
FOR RENT New 3 -bedroom house.
Range, refrigeration, yara main
tenance Included. Harold H. Brown
Agency, 123 E. Main. Phone S446;
alter five, 3481.
FOR SALF: Fresh cow. Morrow road,
acrosfl from red bam.
WANTED Model T Ford, good condi
tion, reasonable prloa. Ph. 3817 any
time before 7 p. m.
FOR SALE Den bed with tapeatry
covered mattress. Call between 13
and 5 p. m., 2334 Capital Ave.
FOR SALE 6-room house, 3 large
lots. 8 large English walnut trees.
1 big cherrv. Price $3100. Some
terms. See A. F. Flowers, Broker,
113 East 13th St.
FOR SALE
Modern home, 3 room, bath,
breakfast nook, fruit room and
screened porch. Nice lawn, shrubs
and garden In. Place Includes chick
ens. 200-lb. pig. davenport, chair,
circulating heater, bookcase, writ
ing desk, dreasera, table lamp, floor
lamps, 3'i bed. breakfast tables,
chnlis and other Items. Price 287S.
Call 8128.
HELP WANTED Green chain puller
and lumber handlers. lop wages.
Apply Southern Oregon Planing
Mill Co., Central Point.
FOR SALE 4-room modern plaatered
home, 313 Elm. Vacant. Being
' painted outside. Reasonabls price.
Terms.
SANITARY SERVICE
SeptU tank pumping. Alr-ttght
equipment. Free inspection and es
timates. Phone 9110.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
clone in, reasonable rent. 14 S. Rlv
, erslde.
FOR SALE Black Cocker Spaniel
puppy with papers. 303 W. Srd.
Ph. 5835.
FOR SALE 11 tons olover and rye
grafts hay, baled, elean and brlgnt.
O. R. Jackson. 3 miles north and
west Central Point on Scenic Ave.
FOR SALE-Oata and vetch hay. Imo-
gene Smith, Rosa lane. Rt. 3, Box
453.
FOR SALE Bearcat hammer mill. Ph.
3117.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
First-claw workmanship, large se
lection of material! to chooaa from.
Sprlu retted and cushion units
rebuilt. Phone 8473.
FOR BALE Good '33 Chev. coach In
cood mechanical condition, with
excellent rubber, heater. $300 cash.
' Inquire at corner 13th and River
side alter o p. m.
FOR BALE Oneploa ateel easting;
rod with Perfectoreno a ntl-backlash
li;vnl-wlnd reel, U. A-l condition.
313 S. Front.
LATH mill, combination bolter and
stripper, 100 ft. No. Co chain con
wyor. new, complete. 6-cyl. Wauke
sha motor, overhauled. Price IflOO.
P. L. McLeod, Jacksonville, ore.
FOR SALE 3-speed Tim ken rear end,
new gears, Includes hubs drums,
drive Hue and A Chev. heavy-duty
wheels, champ's Oarage, 311 E. 6th.
FOR RENT Furnished 3 -room apart
ment. 217 W. 2nd.
ANYTHING to haul, anywhere, large
or small. Ph. 2888, Davis ransfer A
storage Co., 40 S. Fir fit.
CITY TRANSFER A STORAGE, Fred
E. Robinson, owner. Furniture mov
ing, commercial hauling. Everything
for your need. 38 S, Fir. Ph. 4864.
FOR SALE About 30 tons baled first
cutting alfalfa hay. Otto Nleder
mfci. el. 0148.
$3250"
LOST B ration book. Ernest Hobbs,
Rt. 3, Box 130.
WANTED 4 or 6-room furn. house
by July 8. Call 8207.
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PORTLAND 4, OREGON
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Monday, June 2B, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
FOR TRADE Good electrlo range for
good washing maohlne. Will con
alder selling electric stove. Geo.
Fernlund, Rt. 1, Box 413. Medford.
FOR SALE fl-ft. dinln table, 3
matching benches. 1520 W. Main.
Ph. 3443.
FOR RENT Attractlv fumlehed
apartment with private bath. In
quire room 310. 308 W. Main
FOR SALS; Hay. oata and vetch, In
tho ahock; also clover, a 13. T. O.
Satterfleld, Buckshot Hill road.
FOR SALE New Conn trombone, per
fect condition, 13S. Phone Jack
sonville 493.
HOME LISTINGS
45000
A reat home on the west side. 3
bedrooms, hardwood floors, fire
place, basement, furnace, beautiful
yard.
$3500
West side B-room home. Hard
wood floor llvtng room, laundry
trays, newly redecorated, breakfast
nook, all the things that make a
nice home.
3000
A good S-bedroom home, 3 large
lota, Just Inside city limits. A wou
derful placa for the kids.
SEE us before you Buy.
Ray Schumacher, Dial 5485.
417-418 East Main St.
FOR RENT Acreage, Garden irrlgat-
Off Stewart Ave. Elderly couple de
sired. Permanent. No drinking, no
pet. J. F. Boylan, 123 N. Central.
Ph. 4953.
WILL the party that borrowed my
sewer roa pieiine return u- v uiiw
to 123 Tripp St. A. L. Vroman.
DOa LOST In Phoenix vicinity.
white, blsck, male fox lerner aog.
Call 4621.
FOR RENT One nice bachelor quar
ters and one large bedroom and 2
small bedrooms. Phone 2028.
FOR SALE Hay, block or stock salt.
Faber s. 34 a. Riverside.
FOR SAL15 Fisher's turkey starter
pellets and Fisher's builder pellets.
Fibers. 34 6. Riverside. Ph. 4449.
FOR SALS 38 Chev. coupe, good
tires, radio, heater. 9700 cash. 344
S. Central, rear door Apt. 3.
WANTED Late automobile, '41 or
42 sedan or 8-passenger coupe. See
Mr. Moss, 17 B. Riverside.
FOR SALE Vetch, and oat hay In
field. Just cut. Isaacs, Crater Lake
highway.
FOR SALE Good 3-wheeler trailer.
Merrick's Auto Camp, Cabin 63.
PACKING, cratlnir and shlpplnK. Spe
cial department maintained for
this worn, caas Transier. lhbi
FOR SALE 24 qts. of aluminum
paint, 401 8. Riverside.
FOR SALE
Electric Welders:
3 250-amp., 1 fiOO-smp. Allts Chal
mers 'Ampac" welders, complete
with hood and cables.
Harvesters:
Now on hand, one Allls Chalmers
Allcrop harvester with auxiliary
motor.
Used Pump and Motor:
Hardle 16-gal. pump, Cuahmaa 8
h. p. motor.
McCOY MACHINERY CO.,
Ill N. Fir, Medford.
FOR SALE Oood hay In shock, 20
tons, clover and rye grass. Fern
Valley road, l1 miles from High
way 99. Rt. 4, BOX 224.
FOR SALE at Jack's and hand store,
good radio, hot water tank, coll
spring, chests, cnblnets, oil burner
' for furnace. Many other article.
FOR BALE Model "A" pickup. 339
Apple St. Phone 6853.
FOR SALE 023 8. Ivy, next to acad
emy. 2-bedroom modern house,
' screened-ln back porch, newly dea
nrated kitchen, wired for electric
stove and gas connections. After
noons and evenings.
ATTENTION Closing station from
June 2ft to July 0 for repairs and
vacation. Williams & Croucher, 4th
and Riverside.
FOR SALE 4 seres, Irrlirated and on
good road. Phone 4621.
FIR ROUGH BLOX and big fir
slabs, green fl tier load 16,60. Med
ford Fuel. Tel. 3111, 1123 N.
Central,
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ATTENTION. PLEASE I
Just arrived, famous Dayton, Mc
Claren, 8-ply tires, 60016 and
65018.
Block amber fog lights.
Pre-war 17, 18, 19 and 31 tubes.
Large supply Goodyear batteries.
A few good used cars.
We want some late model cars.
See us before you sell.
A Z "Tubby" Dean,
Youth Pontlao Dealer.
Rich field-Station, 6th and Grape.
Buy More Bonds. Dial 2943.
FURNITURE FOR 8 ALB
Beds, springs, mattresses, elec trie;
ranjre, nigs, davenport and chair.
Many other household articles.
Must be sold. Tuesday tnd
Wednesday. Hours 10 to 4. .910
West Main St.
PLANED BLOX Big and clean, 8.60
per load. Medford Fuel Tel. 3111.
FOR SALE 8-plece dining room set.
1630 W. Main or phone 8700.
FOR SALE Used pre-war wicker baby
buggy with reversible bed. In ex
cellent condition. 124 Lincoln St.
FOR SALE 3-bedroom house, garage,
woodshed, fruit room, screen porch,
3 lots In Phoenix, Easy terms, Ph
6201.
PRIVATE PARTY has $1200 to loan
on first real estate mortgage. Box
1665 Tribune.
WANTED To rent 5-room modern
unfurnished house, 2 bedrooms. Ad
ults, phone evenings 6250, day
time 3821.
FOR SALE Set new pre-war heavy
duty tire chains, size 60016. Rt. 1,
Box 348. J'vl lie-Phoenix Hwy.
FOR TRADE OR SALE '30 Chevrolet
truck, dual wheels, stake rack, new
ly overhauled and painted. Ph. 8089.
WANTED lata model used cars.
Highest prices paid for good, clean
automobiles. CraWr Lake Motors.
FOB SALS 1 bean Mogul sprayer.
Fully equipped. Perfect condition.
Harry's Repair Shop, Riverside and
Jacksai 8ta.
POR SALE We always have a few
later model used cars on hand Sea
us before you buy. Crater Lake Mo
tors. BUY WAR BONDS
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