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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1945)
JOHN DAY'S BULL TOP COIN I Winner's Reward John Day's Blue Moon ranch consigned top selling bull at the Rogue Valley Hereford Breed ers' sale at Phoenix yesterday. The bull, Prince M. Onward 6th, was purchased by the Field and Spatz ranch, Medford, for $1,100. Although this was an inau guration sale, the consignors considered it an outstanding success and plans are being made to make it an annual af fair. Buyers of Hereford cattle from the coast counties in both Oregon and California were present, as well as a good repre sentation of cattlemen from Roseburg, Klamath Falls and Yreka. Rogue Valley Hereford Breed ers is a group composed of the principal breeders of Hereford cattle in the Rogue RIer valley, and Siskiyou county, Cal. The sale was brought about by the Charley Brothers and Harry Furch who felt there was a place for such a sale in this section of the country. Top ten bulls of the sale aver aged $435. Total average for the bulls was $295 and the females sold at an average of $225. Col. Dudley, owner of t h e Southern Oregon Livestock com pany, was auctioneer. Consignors to the sale were: Blue Moon Ranch, Medford; Charley Bros., Brownsboro; Rancheria Cattle Co., Butte Falls; Hoy Hereford Ranch Weed, Cal.; Mountcrest Ranch, Hilt, Cal.; G. E. Pierce, Med ford; Harry Furch, Medford. Sales at the auction were as follows: Bulls Lomond Lad 41st, bred by Charley Bros, to Everett Gris- som. Central Point; Lomond Lad 34th, bred by Charley Bros, to Hamby, Ashland; Mountcrest Jupe 6th, bred by Mountcrest Ranch to Dunn, Ashland; Modoc Domino 6th, bred by G. E. Pierce to Silver Bros., Montague, Cal.; Prince M. Onward 6th, bred by John S. Day to Field and Spatz, Medford. Prince Pola P. 2d, bred by John S. Day to J. O. Cooksey, Central Point; Modoc Domino 100th, bred by G. E. Pierce to Callic, Montague, Cal.; Lomond Lad 37th, bread by Charley Bros, to Ramby, Ashland; Lo mond Laddie 3d, bred by Charley Bros, to E. E. Smith, Hilt, Cal.; HHR, Guardian 5th, bred by A. B. Hoy to Dodge, Medford; Siskiyou Ranger, bred by Harry Furch to E. E. Smith Hilt; Sisklycu Prince, bred' by Harry Furch to Kubli, Apple- gate. HHR Stanway D., bred by A B. Hoy to Estramado, Gold Hill; ; Lomond Lad 33d, bred by Charley Brothers to R. 'A, Briggs, Roseburg; Lomond Lad 85th, bred by Charley Brothers to Strauss, Sams Valley; Prince L. R. Domino 14th, bred by John S. Day to Laurence, Roseburg; Modoc Domino 55th, bred by G. E. Pearce to Preston, Apple- gate; HHR Rafael D. 12th, bred by A. B. Hoy to Freshour, Yreka, Cal.;Siskiyou Lucky, bred by ,. Harry Furch to Ruthford, Eagle Point Siskiyou Master, bred by Harry Furch to Lichen, Horn brook, CaL; Lomond Lad 38th. bred by Charley Bros, to E. E, Smith, Hilt; Lomond Lad 40th, bred by Charley Bros, to Silver Bros., Montague; Siskiyou Kenny, bred by Harry Furch to Moser Ranch, Cave Junction; Siskiyou Lad, bred by Harry Furch to Mays, Central Point; Siskiyou Mike, bred by Harry Furch to Wade Wallace, Ash land. Females Fan Domino, bred by Mount- erest Ranch to R. A. Briggs, Roseburg; Miss Jupe 11th, bred bv Mountcrest Ranch to Mar tin, Rogue River; HHR Lady Guardian, bred by A. B. Hoy to Michols. Ashland: HHR Lady G bred by A. B. Hoy to Padgham Medford: HHR Lady Rafael 7th bred by A. B. Hoy to 'Briggs, Roseburg; HHR Bitzie G. 3d, bred by A. B. Hoy to Kubll, Atmleffate. Modoc Lady Blchd. 103d, bred bv G. E. Pierce to Martin Rogue River; Carlos Lass, bred bv Charley Bros, to Cany, Mea ford; Josephine Lass, bred by Charley Bros, to R. A. Briggs, Roseburg: Promlno Lass 7th, bred bv Rancheria Cattle Co. to E PLAN TO ATTEND JAYCEE BANQUET About 30 members from the Grants Pass Junior .Chamber of Commerce will attend the Med ford club's formal charter ban quet at the USO Saturday night Klamath Falls chapter, which organized the Medford club, will send delegates to the meeting, it has been announced by local officials. During the week of January 14 to 21 the 25th anniversary of the national Junior Chamber is being observed by ove 800 Jun ior cnamDer groups in worm America and this' week will be climaxed by banquets through out the country and the award ing of Distinguished Service keys to outstanding junior citi zens of each community where the junior chamber functions. Since its organization last October 17 the local group has been active in community serv ice. Members worked to get voters out at the November general election, assisted with the Sixth War Loan drive and sponsored a "call Santa Claus" program during the Christmas holidays. Cloalnf urn for Classified Ads 9 i. m Too Lata to Classify 13:30 Juice From Butts Of Asparagus Now Of Scientific Use Albany, Cal. OJ-B The great promise of heretofore discarded asparagus butts has been dis covered at the Western Regional Research laboratory, U. S. de partment of agriculture, accord ing to a recent announcement. Seeking an economic use for the 50,000 to 100,000 tons of as paragus butts and trimmings thrown away yearly by vege table packers, scientists have found that juice pressed from these butts can be used as a cul ture medium to produce bacter ial proteinase. The enzyme, bacterial protein ase, may be used for chill-proof ing malted beverages, degum ming silk, deproteinizatlon of rubber latex, recovery of silver from used photographic film, the tleanir.l of delicate fabrics and other industrial purposes. Researchers predict that asparagus-butt juice may well re place other vegetable materials now scarce. UJl Relieve misery, as meat molten do. Rub the M t I throat, chest If IClla and back with time. tested V VAPORUB WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED Parts be Service on All Makes B & B Washer Shop 406 E. Mala Phone S302 Thursday. Jan. It. 1145 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBtnr-TTyz HOGS GROW FASTER- When fed a balanced ration containing animal protein and minerals. Now that the turkeys are out of the way, we hare a surplus of meat and bona meal which wa are mixing In a good hog-growing ration, which wa ire selling for only $2-25 par 80-lb. bag. 400 pounds of this feed will pro duce as much pork as 500 pounds of barley and do it quicker. That's what everybody wants, more meat for less money. MORTON MILLING CO. Jackson St. on Railroad Mcme l elephotot "Slammtn' Sammy" 6nead, White Sulphur Springs, Va., pro recently released from Navy, collects the kiss award from Golf Queen Mary Ann Brtdgman as well as first money in the $13,333 Los Angeles Open Golt Tournament His 283 for 72 holes Budged out Byron Nelson and Jus McSoaden by a stroke. Fred West, Applegate; Promlno i Lass Sth, bred by Rancheria Cat- i tie Co. to Hugo von der Hellen; ! Promlno Lass 6th, bred by j Rancheria Cattle Co. to George Miller, Eagle Point. . j FRUIT GROWERS The newly completed repair shop of American Fruit Grow ers, Inc., is now open for busi ness, according to an announce ment today by George Green. The new building is of concrete construction with a floor space of 2400 square feet. Complete, thoroughly modern equipment has been installed for the repair of tractors, sprayers and gen eral farm machinery. On the staff of the new Amer ican Fruit Growers' repair shop will be four experienced me chanics, including one diesel specialist, according to Green. Parts for Cletrac and Oliver tractors will be carried in stock and factory parts for "other makes of tractors, sprayers and machinery will be available. The new repair shop is locat ed on south Fir street opposite the new plant and offices of American Fruit Growers, Inc. LEnElGlASS OPENINGjAN. 24 A course In lettering will be offered at the Senior High school beginning Wednesday, January 24 and lasting for 12 weeks. E. H. Hedrick, superin tendent of city schools an nounced today. The class is open to any adult in the county, he said, and will meet every Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m., under sponsorship of the State department of Vocational Education and Medford High school. Harry Hlnman, advertising manager of Mann's department store, will be instructor for the sessions. Persons interested in advertising will find the in struction useful, Hedrick said, and are invited to call Lester Harris, principal of the High school or consult Harry Hlnman on enrollment before next Wednesday. P.-T. A. Activities Jackson P.-T.A. Mrs. Fred Rankin, executive secretary of the Jackson County Red Cross chapter, will speak at the meeting of the Jackson Parent-Teacher association to morrow in the music room of the school at 3 p. m. There will be a business meeting and com munity singing. A social hour will be held with' Mrs. Medley and Mrs. Webber serving as hostesses. Dependable Schilling VACUUM PACKED COFFEE ' n in ml ti fc il ut 11 ' Sli lamii -i fTTTnii 1 i i ii in For your selection The most delicious beef that money can buy. Butter-tender steer beef steaks and mouth watering juicy roasts. Yes, the very cream elected from Oregon Grain Fattened White Face Herefords Additional meat value has been added to these fancy sttxr beeves through up-to-the-minute acientUle math ods of feeding. All grades of beef new require the same number of points fancy, good, commercial and utility, so when you spend those valued ration points, get the best at SAFEWAY. Satisfy the family appetites tonight. Take home a roast or steak cut from these grata fed Grade "A" steer beeevs. Steaks V. S. GOOD GRADE A T-Bone lb. 48c (12 pts.) Rib ; lb. 32c (8 pts.) Sirloin .. . lb. 40c (11 pts.) Roand ..... lb. 38c (13 pts.) Roasts D. S. GOOD GRADE A Standing Rib.. lb. 32c (7 Pts.) Rump lb. 25c (6 pts.) Pot Roast . . . lb. 27c (3 pts.) Blade and Arm Cuts - Stews and Lower Priced Cuts U. S. GOOD GRADE A Short Ribs lb. 20c a pt.) Boiling Beef lb. 26c (i pw Ground Beef lb. 28c - M pts.) ROASTING CHICKENS . . -ay i- - ;A FANCY LOCAL BIRDS lb. 41c (Point Free) Smelt Fresh Columbia Rivar lb. 19: EggS Grade A Urge DOZ. 51 C Fresh dally from Mrs. Mae Cook's poultry farm. Sauerkraut Made from No- 1 Quart. Shredded Cabbage. 15o Weiners ZA Us. 35: Coffee Mob H1U Whole Roast... Coffee Airway Whole Roast.. Tea Canterbury O. P. Salt Snow-white iodised and plain.. Rice Blue Rose Fancy ...Mb. bag 1-lb. bag ..Vi-lb. pkg. ,.26-os. pkg. 20c 17c 22c 7c 31c 22c 15c S0-lb. bag $1.79 19c Margarine sunny Bank ur).. Shortening R0yai satin Mayonna ISO NuMade . -Mb. pbg. 3-lb. glass , 12-os. ar ..3-lb. pkg. . 2Vi-lb. bag ...,40-os. pkg. Flapjack Flour Ab.r. i Pancake Flour Su.anna L. Flour Kitchen Craft S-lb. sack 23c....... Ritz Crackers Kraft American Cheese Catsup Red Hill (30 pts.) Tomato Juice Sunny Dawn (40 pts.) 46-os. can 21c Grapefruit Juice TtrsSli.u.aO.e 10 points and 20 points Kellogg's Pep Wheat Germ Fisher s - Quaker Oats R .nd Quick.. lb. pkg. 1-lb. pkg. 40c ..14-os. bottle 13c Salad Dressing Duehe.s! Cudahy's Tang (3r) Oats Morning Glory. Reg. and Qulck. Peets Granulated Soap. . 32-cs. Jar , 12-. can -41-es. pkg. . 31-os. pkg, 18c 59c 47c 35c 29c 26c 26c Preserves Ken's Assorted Mb. gl........4Ss Peanut Butter Reel Roast Mb. jar 39: Peanut Butter Bererly fc Howdy Coarse Grind 2-lb. jar 45c 3 pkgi. 25C l'-lb. bag 25c Ralston Cereal .....31b. pkg, 1 Vi-lb. pkg. Wheaties Post Toasties 11 -os. pkg, Bleach White Toilet White Magic, ..8 oi. pkg. ..1 gal. bottle King Toilet Soap Soap Lux. Unit Starch .12-os. pkg. 28c 21c 11c 8c 32c fctr 5C bu 5c 10c SAFEWAY NATURALLY FRESH PRODUCE ARTICHOKES BROCCOLI Large Sizes Locally Grown 2 ,.,15' lb, 1 8' Banana Squash "SB" lb. 5 APPLES Fancy and Extra Fancy DELICIOUS WINESAFS lb. 12c Crisp Solid Heads CABBAGE AVi A MsCCf California lb. Tli Navels Mesh Bag 10-lb. inilHH POTATOES Klamath Netted (sens U.S. No. 1 Cwt. S4.59 U.S. No- 2 S0-lb. Baa, $1.79
