Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 02, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Jailtd Dolvle O. Smith, 27. was jailed for disorderly con duct at Main and Central avenue late Monday, according to a police report. e Unit To Meet Howard Ex tension unit will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Nellie Smith, Howard avenue. Topic for the day will be "Color In the Home." Back From Honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rudy have re turned from their honeymoon pent In San Francisco and are waking their home at 804 Ed ward street. e Bicycle Stolen Jean Sletten, 1140 West Ninth street, reported to police authorities that her bicycle was stolen from 1100 West Main street Monday. License number on the bicycle Is 750. P.-T.A. To Meet Jacksonville Parent-Teacher association will hold the first meeting of 1945 tomorrow evening at 8 p. m. at the schoolhouse. Ben Schmidt, secretary of the Medford Y. M. C. A., will speak on recreation and refreshments will be served at the close of the evening. Pitts Home Lloyd E. Pitts, AMM 1c, son of Mrs. Almeda Budge of route 1, is home on a 30-day leave. Pitts has been serving as plane captain with a patrol squadron in the Pacific .war theater for the past 10 months. Pitts will report to Jacksonville, Fla., at the con clusion of his leave. i In Texas Aviation Cadet Oran C. Chastain of route 3, box 197, Medford, is with a class of cadets now receiving pre flight training at the San An tonio, Tex., cadet center accord ing to a news release from the center. According to the release the future fliers are subjected to rigorous 10-week program of instruction covering physical academic and military training. To Give Party The Phoenix neighbors of Woodcraft No. 242 will entertain juveniles of the organization with a holiday party Thursday evening of this week, the affair to be at the Grange hall at 7 o'clock. Mem bers of the lodge are urged to attend and are to bring a dozen cookies for the party refresh ments. Regular lodge meeting will follow the Juveniles' party. www Commander Here Lt. Com H. W. Whillock and Mrs. Whll lock were in Medford-briefly over the week-end to visit the commander's mother, Mrs. C. .W. Whillock, 714 West Tenth street, and other relatives and friends. Com. Whillock, who resided in Boise, Ida., before entering the navy,' has recently been at Princeton, N. J., and will now take special training at Stanford university in California. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic ft Naturopathic Physician 128 . Main Dial 3170 Nerve Interference WherS the normal supply of nerve energy in the body Is re duced through structural dis placements, trouble develops, The affected organ prays for re lief. The seat of the trouble may be remote from the affected part. The location of the inter ference with.the supply of nerve energy must be determined by examination. A doctor trained In structural adjustment then re opens the nerve channels and permits the distressed organ to function normally. Take care of your nerves and your nerves will take care of you. Seek health through normal nerve function. GREEN id15? m slabs 12 INCH OR 16 INCH LENGTHS 300 CU. FT. LOAD DIAL 2123 Timber P PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Junior Chamber of Commerce, Chamber of Com merce building. 8:00 p. m. Past Presidents, Degree of Honor lodge,, home of Mrs. Ida Wilson, 7 Chestnut street, election of officers. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P. E. O., home of Mrs. Kenneth Denman, 104 Geneva street, with program in charge of Mrs. W. E. Holmes. Wednesday 10:00 a. m DAV auxiliary sewing club, home of Mrs. Net tie Cassman, Central Point. Ex ecutive board meeting during the day. Covered dish luncheon at noon. . 10:00 a. m. Camp White Auxiliary Red Cross production unit, outpost. 1:00 p. m. Women of Rotary. home of Mrs. Charles Lemery, Windsor avenue. Assistant host esses, Mrs. Ray Wright, Mrs. Allan Perry. Covered dish luncheon. Bring own service. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club, Girls' Community club. 8:30 p. m. USWV and Aux iliary, potluck dinner followed by open, joint Installation of of ficers. Members and guests in vited. 7:45 p. m. Contemporary Book club, home of Mrs. Edwin R. Durno. 1913 Hillcrest Road. , Thursday 2:00 p. m. Women's Relief corps, armory, for private In stallation of officers. 2:00 p. m. Medford Garden club, Girls' Community club. 2:00 p. m. Women's Bible class, Methodist church, at church parlors. Chamber to Meet Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting tonight at 7:30 at the Chamber of Com merce building. Returns Gertrude Watzling, 523 Dakota street, returned to Medford Tuesday where she will resume her duties on the Washington school teaching staff. Groups To Meet The regular semi-monthly meetings of Crater Lake Post and Auxiliary, Veter ans of Foreign Wars, will be held at the Medford armory this evening .at 8 o'clock. Hera For Funeral Mrs. El mer Llghtfoot and Mrs. John Terpe, both of Twin Falls, Idaho, and sisters of the late Benjamin Hershberger, arrived in Medford Monday, to attend his funeral services to be held Wednesday. Will Substitute Zoe Phillips of Ashland will substitute for Mrs. Eunice Smith in the crippled childrens center ' at Washington school for the" re mainder of the term, according to an announcement made today by the superintendent of school. Car Broken Into A Ply mouth crowned by Chet Ad- kins, route 1, Medford, was broken Into at 1:50 a. m. Mon day according to a police report. Two holes were discovered in the right front window and the ventilator had been pried open. New Hours for Ration Board New hours for the Jackson county ration board effective to day, were announced by an OPA spokesman. Hours will now be: dally except Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m., Wednesdays, 10 a. m. to 8:30 p. m., Saturdays, 10 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. . Market Fire A fire in Qie motor of an ice cream cabinet in Eastside Market, 606-8 East Main street, was extinguished by chemical equipment at 1:27 a. m. Monday. A. V. Harvey is owner of the market. Only mi nor damage to the machinery oc curred according to a report from the fire station. The fire department was summoned to the residence of Oscar Peters, 628 Palm street, Monday after noon to extinguish a blaze In the flue. Firemen reported no dam age was done. DIAL 2123 Company $75 umT, , imV-,nfti-i mi r'WCTs m mi n KP JUNIOR Little Arthur M. Friedlander wants to play real soldier, so he apes KP duty as well as cannonading. Arthur learned about this from his uncle, Pfc. Herman Friedlander. SALAD DAYS AAF combat veterans who come to the redistrlbu. tion station at Atlantic City get the very best when lt comes to chow. Pvt. John Sniffln and Pfc. John Haney prepare some luscious saladi (or the officer-veterans who live at the Rite, headquarters for returned officers at the station. Returns From Leave Mrs. Lillian King, a teacher at Wash ington school, returned to Med ford this week from an extend ed visit with her husband who is in the armed service. She also visited in Ashland. ' Held la Yreka Buford Allen, John W Childen and Wayne Hlte, all of Medford, were held by state police authorities early Monday morning in Yreka on charges of drunken driving, ac cording to a local police report. The car was driven by Buford Allen who said it was registered to Ira Childers, principal of a Phoenix school, according to po lice. RUTH SIMMS FUNERAL TO BE HELD THURSDAY Albuquerque, N. M., Jan 2 (U.R) Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick Slmms, 64, former congressman at large from Illinois and republi can national committeewoman from New Mexico who died Sun day at Chicago, will be held Thursday in St. John's Episco pal cathedral. Mrs. Simms, the daughter of the late Sen. Mark Hanna of Ohio and publisher of the Rock ford, 111., Register-Republic and Rockford Morning Star, died in her sleep. She had been operat ed upon for an acute pancreatic ailment three weeks ago and had been in serious condition since Dec. 26. NEGRO TO LEGISLATURE Shoreham, Vt. U.R) One of the new representatives in the state legislature next year will be William J. Anderson of Shore ham, Negro son of an ex-slave and former doorkeeper for Presi dent William McKlnley. Ander son held such offices in Shore ham as school director, auditor and town agent Closing time for Classified Ada m Too Lata to Classify 120 Ptpti-Cola Comsant. Lain hUsnd City. N. Y. . Franchlsed Bottlers Pepsi-Cola funeral Rites For ' William laarrtson Slated Wednesday Services for William F. Gar rison, 93, who passed away at his home, 838 West Second street, Friday evening, will be held In the Conger-Morris chapel at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday with the Rev. T. O. Saterfleld offic iating. Interment will be in Sis kiyou Memorial Park. - He was born In Pickowa coun ty, Ohio, December 11, 1851 and had been a resident of this community for the past 20 years. When he was 20, he was united in marriage to Sarah Jane Clan ton, who passed away in Med ford, March 1, 1938. At the age of 35 he was converted into the Methodist church in Anderson county, Kansas. Ten years later he united with the Free Metho dist church and remained an ac tive member in the old radical or Holiness line until his pass- ina. Two of six children survive: Wm. E. Garrison, Medford: Mrs Bertha Donaldson, Portland; also four brothers and a sister, Lewis. Bent, Wayne and' Allie Garrison and Mrs. Dora Lyons, all In Ohio. CAPTURES 3 WITH MESS KIT Auburn, Ind. (U.R) Sgt. Jay E. Buttermore wrote his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Buttermore, "That is what I call getting them on the platter," when he captur ed three Germans with his mess kit. Buttermore was going chow, mess kit In hand, at his American camp in Germany, when three Germans stepped out of a building. "What could I do but Tash my mess kit on them and make the capture?" he said. Radio equipment for a U. 6. war plane may cost as much as $100,000, according to the war production board. Cta Hall Ttibuna Warn Ada. Bottling Co. of Medford NEMESIS OF JAP SHIPPING LOST Washington, Jan. 2 U.B The navy today announced loss of the 1525-ton submarine Har der, nemesis of Japanese ship ping since the early day of the war. Loss of three lesser-craft also was disclosed. The Harder, holder of a pres idential unit citation for sink ing thousands of tons of Jap anese shipping, was the 35UI U. S. submarine lost in this war. The other lost vessels were the landing craft LSM-018 and the motor torpedo boat, Pt-300, which were last in the Philip pines area, and the Pt-311 which was destroyed In the Mediter ranean area. These losses raised to 243 the the total of U. S. naval vessels lost from all causes In this war. SHORTAGE HITS SHERIFF St. Joseph, Mo. (U.PJ Sheriff-elect Gus G. HIllls al ready has his problems although he doesn t take office until Jan. 1. He needs a gun suitable to the office, preferably a 38 callber special revolver and a thorough check of stores and pawnshops failed to reveal one, He says that if he doesn't find more effective armament by in auguration date, he'll settle for a club. Language guides giving In struction in 1 Cantonese and Malay have been Issued to Amer ican troops, according to the war department. Too Late to Classify FARMERS. ATTENTION Tor. fast delivery or quick move oi ncavy machinery, phone 3688. Davis Transfer 6c Storage Co., 40 S. Tlr st. FOR RENT--SmaU house, clean: rea- sonaoic gooa locauon. u w. our LOST Ledy's handbag containing oanK DOOKN. acaras. papers, cua. n wird. Box 2047. Tribune. FOR SALE Good Jersey milch cow with wmte-iacca cau. can auai. FOR SALE Table model RCA radio. one uortADia 'iTUione raaio. smau bathroom gas heater, breakisst table, four chairs, coiiee tame. Bishop apartments, apt. 0( 14 V Bartlett. WANTED TO TRADE Thor washer and attacnaoie troner xor wasiung machine only, good condition. Phone 9764. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms wttn Kucnen privileges, rnone uiu. FOR SALE Child's large rubber-tired wagon. Call 6923. FOR SALE 3 acres rich soli, modern house, barn, garage, wood shed, chicken house; well located; family truit; 84,500. see A. . jriowars, Broker, lsui st. near Front. WANT a ride as far east as Albu. querque, New Mexico, between Jan. o ana ts. wm arive car or snara ex- penscs. uau hub, ma w. atn. FOR SALE 1 trash burner with coils. $32.90; young grade jersey cow, D9. Phone 8061 ID. DRIVING to Los Angeles, Jan. TS, want Dsssenuer to share exoenses. m Phone 4206 after 8 P;jn.Tlm Nelson for rent urnisnea apt. oai Penn sylvania. FOR SALE 40 New Hampshire Red pullets, 10 White Leghorn pullets, 19 Barred Rock hens. All for $1.90 aacn. aua b. lain st. rnone auoa. FOR RE N T Well furnished 4 bed- with kltchaa privtlagM. 1 Chastnut. Phona 444. FOR SALS Wall-located, s-badroom ; aooa lot. mom in: as,ooo, xi. u. v iiouii, jsroitar 7 Chaatnut Phona 4S44, $5250 3-bedroom modern house side. Furnished with prewar furniture. Can ba bought for $1,600 down dbv ment. Ben R. Cooper, Real Estate. Office 223 N. Riverside. Phone 7367 or f j io. FOR SALE Oil 1 and vmirh hav baled; also fat geese, turkeys and old hens. Julius Dobrot, Central r-oint. rnone laxv STRAYED to my place, 3 brood sows. Owner claim. pay ad and main. tenance. H. Pr ice. Rt, 1, Box 348. Rogue River, Ore. FOR SALE Prewar davenport and cnair. rnone ohso. woute a. Box 148. FOR -SALE 34-h. p. outboard motor, nearly new. Also good saddle mare, 690. Phone 6806. ROOM or apartment for rent 1417 W, iy new. aibg Phone 6806. main, rnone itoie. Nights Only Weekdays Doors Open 6:45 CLOSED WEDNESDAY KING OF THI COWBOYSf THURSDAY f ADDED FEATURE 7Tl a tm tWia-ka HMO. 17 UU a hitu as wnun , umm ENDS TONIGHT. ft J Wrrtt Deaab OTsfh VAirntD Woman to car for eon - valMTtint anrl An rintiu-nr Lr In I Iderly couDle'i home. Phono 9911. WK STILL hv stock PREWAR Du Pont automobile nnisnes. Let us ro flnish your ear while these mater ials last. All work ffuaranteed. UatONlZXKG STEAM CLEANING MITCHELL PAINT SHOP 60S 8. Riverside DON'T worry about' moving. Tor com- oleta service phone 4t64. City Transfer at Storage, FOR SALS" o o. iir it. 1 1941 and 1 1843 Chevrolet army trucks equipped with a heavy duty motor. One of these trucks has a complete new motor block and both units are completely reconditioned. We have several of these trucks out on log and wood hsuls and they are pulUngj exceptionally satlsfac- '"SfoCSUE RIVER CHEVROLET fith end Bartlett Phone 3268. WANTED Mother's helper for few nours eacn oay, on rii siae. room 4448 mornlnni. WANTED TO BUY A g0oI automo- Dlie. auks ana moaei not u im portant as good condition and good tires. Would like a late model Bulck or Chevrolet, but what have you? Call Lou Brsly at Hotel Jackson. Phone 3231. Will pay cash. FOR SALE Baled hay delivered. cooKsey, i mill east ox cenuiu Point or pnone 13T, FOR SALE 8 tons nice, bright oat and vetcn nay, 3 ions auaua ana oats hay; also Bulck pickup, good tires. John Lucas, Sams Valley dis trict. FOR sAtfc Model A two-door. Sift King, after 9 p. m. WILL pay cash' for your piano'. Phone m once. io. FOR RANCHES, see Charles Blaess. with the cooper Real Estate, .Ufa North Riverside. Phone 7397. WANTED Local young lady to work in variety store. Must nave ex perience and good reference. Wal ker's. 306 W. Main. FOR SALE One Guernsey, fresh 30 aays, ana one jersey, aue in April Also V h. p. motor. Rt. 3, Box 92, Morrow road. FOR RENT One-room apartment bath. 423 Kins- at. (THE MIDWAY AUCTION CO. will hold their regular sale Thursday, Jan. 4. Bring in your cattle Wednes day for test; also hogs for vaccina tion. Any cattle or hogs sold for slaughter do not have to be tested or vaccinated. Good line-up of all classes of live stock for this week's sale. Also lots of misc. items. Sale starts on the miscellaneous at 10:30 a. m. and on the livestock at 1 p. m. MIDWAY AUCTION CO. K. W. Holmes, - Auctioneer. N. A. Mead, Clerk. FOR SALE One large, ' new baby ouggy; imau, wnue enamel range. 1407 Sailing st. $23,500" i 180 acres, 6-room mod- em house, fine bam and other bulldinss. 78 acres irri rated. 30 acres oald water. 99 acres free water, 39 head Here ford cattle, 7 head registered. Com pletely equipped with truck, tractor and Implements. A fine location. the very best of soil. One of the best ranchea tn the county. Ranch alone $17,900. Also ir A 13 acres, 8 -room house, Vlwv bam and garage. All lrrl- afafatf. aalawtvl . avt. tern with a deep well; nice location on a hard surfaced road. Some terms. Ben R. Cooper, Broker. Chas. Blaess, Salesman. 323 N. Riverside. Phone 7337. VbR'SALE One single-cylinder May- lag gas engine, next 10 city nau, Taient, ure. nay uariana, box hi. WANTED Yo ing lady under 30 for counter clerk. No experience neces sary. Pleasant personality and neat appearance required. Apply In per son. Modem Cleaners, 211 w. Main. FOR RANCHES.-see Charles Blaess, witn tne uooper rteai a.siaie, etata North Riverside, Phone 73S7. WANTED A modern 4-room furnish- ea apartment or nouse, ciose in, civilians, permanent, no children, no pets, irnone joni, INTERIOR PAINTING and paper hanslna. Phone 9004. fort SALE Combination dining and library table, walnut. 728 W. 4th. WANTED 3 pair tap slippers, slra 13. 131, and 1. Telephone 4883 or 9139. ro FALL and WINTER DRIVING FACTORY-CONTROLLED NO OTHER RECAPPING GIVES YOU ALL THESE. 1. OracU A Quality Camailback 3. Prompt, Courteous Sorvlco 3. All Work by Faetory-Tralned Ixports 4. Material and Workmanship Ouaranttad 5. Any Molto Tlr Rocappcd with th fameui 'Iroston Gear-Grlp Troad No Ration Corfiflcaf Neodod STORES 214 SO. RIVERSIDE PHONE 4757 '4 Tuesday, Jan. t. I84S 4 FOR RANCHES, see Charles Blaess, with the Cooper Real Eatate. North Riverside. Phone 7397. WANTED 3 men with wives, orchard work, good wages, steady work, houses, Garden, milk furnished. Ph. 2718 or 9695. 411 King St FURNISHED ROOM In private family. not waier, leiepnone, noma auiuw phere, within walking distance of school and business district, ideal for teacher or business woman, ga rage. 103 S. Orange. Ph. 7371. WANT Camera for boy overseas. Ph 4569. luauacks store, jacKsonvuie nignway. REPLACE your broken window glass new glass lnstanea wnue your wait MEDFORD MILL WORK CO The Glass House. Phone 4112 IQih and Crape. COOK wsnted at once. No nights, no Kunnavi. uest oi waees. v lain cook- Ing. Berry dale Restaurant, Phone WANTED Two boys In Junior High for Mail Tribune routes 2 and 23. Route 3 Is in business section, route S3 is on east side. It you cannot PPly yourself, don't apply. A news paper route require Intelligence. and determination. Apply Circula- iioniparuneni!mau lTiDunc. FOR SALE Bathlnette, play pen with pad, large crib with mattress, high chair with "sliDholstery" and rock- a-babe ducks. AH in excellent con dition. Phone 2033. FOR SALE Good-itred "orchard run apples ana cornice cuus. Reason le. Retcr Fruit company, NO LIVESTOCK SALE . at Pavi Ion, ERN OREGON LIVESTOCK AUC TION CO. NO LIVESTOCK SALE at Pavilion. Phoenix, Ore., until Jan. 8. SOUTH ERN OREGON LIVESTOCK AUC TION CO, WE BUY 'EM WE SELL'UM COME IN AW U 1936 Olds coupe. 1936 Plymouth sedan, 1936 Nash sedan. 1930 Pontlac sedan. 1936 Olds sedan, 1038 Studebaker sedan, 1D33 Ford sedan, 1037 Pontlac sedan. 1039 Pontlac sedan. Soortlltes. foalltes. batteries, antl freeze Get winterized now. Large supply famous Dayton McClaren urea. A E. "Tubby Dean, Your Pontlac Dealer. Richfield Station Dial 3943 6th and Grape Sts Buy Bonds NO LIVESTOCK SALE at Pavilion, BtV.nAMiu n ....All a prxllfif ruuciiiA, usB., uiivii vuu, o. aw i n- ERN OREGON LIVESTOCK AUC TION CO. Will Be Closed FOR INVENTORY Wednesday and Thursday Townsend DANCE at Dreamland Hall TONIGHT JOLLIEST DANCE IN MEDFOROI iHummiuvauui HON -SKID PROTECTION i tim,ii' m f MEDFORD MAIL TBIBUlTt JTTt ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All 1 oi oaauty tarvica. rermananta .peelalty Ph SS64. 130 N CantraE CASH IN A TLASa FOB YOUR CAR. ava Tlma. Caab and Oaa. Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph Stlt. 8th and Bartletk No Red Tape Whea You Sell to U CEDAR POST Blp husky fence posta of North. em Cedar Reaaonably priced. Cameron-Moffltt Lbr. Co., Than, 14S2 s. Riverside at Barnett road. CAIOi FABER'S for Immediate de livery on heavy red fir slabs. M Riverside. Phone 4449. I ..HOARSE" SENSE I for COUGHS du to C01DS COUGH LOZENGES : Get oelow the tatf.lt lint with F 4 F Cough Losengea. Each F 4 F ; Loianga gives your throat a IS minute soothing, comforting treat. ' ment all thg way down. Millions UK them (or coughs, throat irrita ; tiona or hoaneneas resulting from colds or smoking. Box only lOfi. an Shows Dally 1:4s 6:45 9:00 NOWI ENDS SAT. NtTE 3 MAJOR FIRST-RUN HITS. Hi Shows at 1i4S - till ti0 ROMANCII THRKlIf rJ-' lowiaf BOB STEELE HOOT GIBSOn z LAST TIMES TONIGHT1 It Makes Yod Proud Thai You're An American FLUB TOM NEAL In 'THOROUGHBREDS" with ROGER PRYOR ,ii,f tsce.ie : ti TiJav. rarity T C5o lis V ' ' SX eaa wi.iim aL:i-v tawt AQfOfl! m sa , i , 4 -Hi- j.