Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 15, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI: I' i Y. t f f i : ? LOCAL and Staff To Practice Officers and staff members of the Pyth ian Sisters lodge will practice Sunday at 7:30 p. m. at the K. of P. halL. Home Mrs. Ernest R. Gil (trap, 85 Geneva street, returned home last night from a visit of two weeks with relatives In Sa lem, Portland and Seattle. Kara From Klamath Visitors In Medford yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins of Kla math Falls. Mr. Jenkins, who was here on business, is the pub lisher of the Klamath Falls Her ald and News, Visitor Hare Pvt. Charles McLaughlin is In Medford on a 19-day furlough from Camp Hood, Texas. Before induction about six months ago he was em ployed in the lumber industry in the Medford vicinity., a Son Home Elwood Hedberg, Jr., radio technician 3rd class, U. S. navy, arrived home Sun day and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hedberg, Sr., at 'the family home 1206 East Main on -a nine day leave. He has been stationed at the Materiel school, Treasure Island, San Francisco, but is to be re assigned elsewhere when he re ports back to his base next week. Hedberg has been in the navy about 20 months and was last home for 24 hours at Christ ! i mas. MORE POULTRY WANTED Grade A Colored L Fowls AI ID. O.K. POULTRY CO. 4th and Fir ouicrc $mimi Crater Lake Motors PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 8:80 p. m. Annual "penny dinner" of Mistletoe camp, R. N. A., at K. of P. hall, followed by social meeting of camp. 8:00 p. m. Howard school Prt. A., Founders' Day pro gram at school. Speakers and re freshments. 8:00 p. m. Stated communi cation, Adarel No. 8, Jackson ville, initiation. Friday 10:00 a. m. Medford Council of Church Women, annual busi ness meeting and election of of ficers, First Christian church. Meeting to be followed by ob servance of World Day of Prayer at 2 p. m. 1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers' club, home of Helen Ford, 831 West Twelfth street. 2:00 p. m. Nevita Social club, home of Beulah Faber, Central Point. 8:30 p. m. Canton Siskiyou No. 18 and auxiliary, covered dish supper and meetings at I.O.O.F. hall, 221 West Sixth street. 8:00 p. m. Nurses' Aide corps, home of Mrs. C. W. Guches, 1223 West Main street. 8:30 p. m. Wenonah club, public card party, Redmen hall. Board To Meoi The Jackson County Chamber of Commerce board will meet tomorrow noon at. the Holland Hotel for lunch eon. Board members planning to attend are asked to call the chamber office, 2294, and make reservations. Arrested Bryan E. Mercer, 18, route 1, was placed in the county jail Wednesday for pur chasing liquor with a forged birth certificate, according to a police report. The youth was held at the request of a liquor inspector, the report stated. Sentences Suspended Jesse F. Graham, 49, Barton Wal droup, 26, and Edward P. Mc Farland, S3, jailed for being drunk in public places, received five day suspended sentences In police court today. Ivan E. Shu mate, 38, held on the 'same charge, was released on $10 bail today. Is Captain William D. Bray, chaplain stationed on Salpan with a Surjerfortrnaa unit h been promoted to the rank of captain according to. Informa tion received by his parents, Dr. and Mrs. 3. P. Bro T Lane. Capt. Bray -has been in me army ror one and one-half years and before entering the army was a theological student at Southern Methodist univer sity. The chaplain wrote that in addition to his ordinary duties, he had started nnt-thnnlrnHmi courses for a group of former tuviniry students and also has a class in Greek. Capt. Bray told of a special New Year's eve serv Ice which he conducted, at the camp and which was broadcast shortwave to the United States. Phone 4315 No Long Waiting MECHANICS -BETTER SERVICE All This at 6th and Ivy Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be in Medford Friday and Saturday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. at tha K. P. hall. All .those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with tha exami ner during these hours. Plan Trip Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoover, 8 South Orange street, plan to leave Medford over the week-end for Norton, Kens., on a two weeks' trip. Their son. Pvt. Roy Hoover, Jr., stationed at Camp Roberts, Calif., in an Infantry unit, plans to meet his parents in San Francisco for a brief visit on their way east. Car Collision The Riverside and Twelfth street intersection was the scene of an automobile accident Tuesday involving cars driven by Dwight Horton, S39 S. Ivy and Clarence E. Nielson, Ashland, an accident report stated. Only slight damage re sulted according to the report Now Corporal Thomas O. Morehead has been promoted to the grade of corporal, it was re cently announced at the Ontario army air field in California. Cpl. Morehead Is an airplane engine mechanic at the base. He attended high school in Comp ton, Calif., the Williams Field Mechanical school and the Lock heed Service school. His parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Morehead, reside at 2003 East Main street. Reports Capt. Robert van der Hefien left recently for Santa Ana airbase, Calif., after concluding a 30 day furlough here where he visited his aunt, Mrs. R. J. Earl, 618 Dakota avenue, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl von der Hellen, in the Antelope district. He had re turned from overseas service in the European theater before coming home via Fort Lewis, Wash. Corps To Meet Mrs. Anne Barnes of Community hospital will speak on the "Use of Oxy gen" at a meeting of the Red Cross Nurses Aide corps Friday at the home of Mrs. G. W. Guches, 1223 West Main street at 8 p. m. Miss Mary Gray, Red Cross field representative for nursing will be a guest at the meeting. Following the program a social hour will be held and refreshments served. To Return Eugene Wayne Cummlngs, S 1c, is expected to arrived In Medford tomorrow to spend a leave with his wife- at 407 South Newtown avenue. Cummings has been in the navy armed guard for the past year and a half and in a telephone message to Mrs. Cummlngs last night stated that the merchant ship on which he was stationed was sunk In the South Pacific late in December. The Cum mings have a small son whom his father has not seen since he was three weeks old. Mrs. Cummings is making her home with her mother, 'Mrs. George Schneble. To Church Meet Miss Lillian Frazler, Mrs. Agnes Hackler, and George Bales of the Talent Friends church; with Mrs. Hom er McAdams, representing the Medford church, will leave Frt day to attend quarterly sessions of the denomination, Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Rosedale church in Salem. Bales will return Saturday night and occupy the pulpit at the Talent church Sunday morning. He has attended the annual ministerial conference of the Friends, the past week at Pacific college, Newberg. In the northern part of the state he preached at the Rosedale church, , Salem, and College church, Newberg. Closing, time ror Sunday Too Late tO ClfiUlfv ft -SO RntiirHau mltmrn Please remember DAINTY VALENTINE With her heart on her sleeve, actresi Marilyn Johnson smiles through lace-covered heart-shaped hoop to remind you that February 14 soon will be here. , L A. CURRY IS PROIIED 10 1ST LIEUTENANT Allen D. Curry, 805 Benson street, has received a wire from his son, Neal A'. Curry, stationed with the 79th General hospital in England, notifying him of his promotion to first lieutenant. Lt. Curry, who is acting ad jutant for the general hospital, went overseas in October 1943, and has been in the army ap proximately three years. He graduated from Medford high school and worked for the First National bank here, In Ashland and later at Hood River. He was stationed at Camp White at one time. In a letter recently to his fath er, Curry mentioned seeing uougias den In a London USO. after finding his name just ahead of his own on a guest book at the club. Bob Leonard also of Med ford called on Curry at his hos pital.. Mr. Curry has two other chil dren In service. They are TSgt. Robert Wayne, AAF, stationed at Kisslmmee, Fla., In service over three years, and a daugh ter, Phyllis, a private first class in the Wac, currently stationed at Camp Pickett, Va., who has two years of military service. Communicable Ills Few Over County Communicable disease fell to an unusally low wintertime level for the week ending Feb. 9 ac cording to the weekly report of Dr. A. Erin Merkle, county health officer. Listed were one case of scarlet fever in Medford, one case of measles in Ashland and three cases of trench mouth in Medford. Livestock Portland, Ore., Feb. 15 (tJP) Live stock Cattle. ISO: calves. 39. Active. fully steady. Steers lacking early. uooa lew tears quota Die to bio.iu or above. Cutter-common tielfers $6 910. Canner-cutter cows $6.60(3 9. Fat dairy tvoe cowi $0JSO&1O.3O. Medium-Jtood bulls $10413 90. Good-choice vealers salable $14 913. Hogs, 300. Active, steady. Good choice 170-270 lbs. 119.75; heavier weights $19 down. Few light lights $14.79. Good sows $14114.o0. Feeder pigs quotable $16.30(810 25. SheeD. 1.500. Quotable steed T- Good-choice wooled lambs salable around $15 919-25. Good ewes salable 17 7.80. South San Francisco, Feb. 15 UP) fUSDA) Cattle, 150. Active, strong. Load medium to good short-fed 850-lb. Nebraska ate era s 13.50. few out $14: two loads good 750-1 b. Nebraska heif ers $14.50 lightly sorted siaju. com mon cows $1010-50. Cutters $939.50, canners $06. Calves, none: nominal. Good to choice vealers quoted $15(9 15. Hon ISO. Firm, load food 257-Ib. barrows and gilts $15.75; odd good sows $15. Sheep, 50. Lambs firm: good to choice quoted $16 918.30. Lata yes terday two decks big pelt 107-lb. good to choice northern yearlings $14.76; medium to good ewes ' w. Chicago, Feb. 15 UP (WFA Livestock Hon. 10.000. 140 lbs. end up $14.76; sows $14; clearance com plete. Cattle, 0 000; calves, 800. Vealers $1550 de"n; stackers and feeder steers $U.504l3 25; top fed steers 1 era $1625; bulk fed steers $14319. . Sheep, 7,000. Holding good and choice fed wooled western lambs for MEN WANTED for ditch cleaning $6.40 per day transportation furnished. Apply it Dis trict Office or phono Medford 6111 or AthUnd 8981. TALENT IRRIGATION DIST. 1 , -4 . - . T v , .1. .1 ... , 1 - VI 1 - " V I I $1875 or more: good end choice yearl ing ewes ei.2o. Portland Produce Portland. Feb. 15 f UP 1 Wholesale markets: Eggs AA extra large 48c, AA large 4flc. A large 44c, A mediums 40c, small Cabbage No. 1 local green round iype 9.oufo craw. Peas Imperial $4-2594.50 per 38 lb. hamoer. Radishes Winter 70e dozen bunches. bpinach Local $2.25 orange box. Chicago Wheat Open high Low Clo! ChlcAEO. Fab. IS IITPI WtiMal! May ....$1.93 Sl.62'1 S1.S1H 1.61 July . 1.54V. 1.54,J 1.53',; 1.52i Sept. 1.53 1.53 1.52 1.5214 Deo. 1.5.144 !A2a? 1 K3U S. F. DAIRY PRICES . San Francisco, Feb. 15 dl.R) Dairy Market: Butter: 93 score 43. 01 score 4214, go score 42U, 89 score Cheese: Wholesale prices loafs Z7.8, triplets ZT.Z Eggs: Large grade A 43V4, me dium grade A 40V4, small grade A 37V2, large grade B 40Vi Wall Street New York, Feb. 18 U.R) Stocks advanced tractions to more than 2 points today to new highs In the general average since August 31, 1937 The rise came, siter bit of unsettlement In the late mom ing dealings caused by profit- taking by timid traders. The subsequent, recovery was swift and accompanied by active trad' ing. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel Anaconda Chrysler Curtiss Wright General Electric General Motors Montgomery Ward Penn. R. R .. Phillips Petroleum J. C. Penney Radio Southern Pacific Standard Oil of Cal, Texas Gulf Sulphur Transamerica United Aircrafts U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel HART TAKES SEAT Washington, Feb. 15 (U.R) Thomas C. Hart of Connecticut today took his seat as a United States senator the first ad miral In American history to hold that position. GI CAN WIN TRIP Port of Spain, Trinidad U.R) To spur personnel at this No. 1 U. S. Caribbean base, Commo dore C. C. Baughman, IT. S. Navy, commander naval operat ing base, has announced a week end trip via sir to one of the best-known pleasure resorts In the West Indies as a reward to the enlisted men nominated by the War Bond officer in each ac tivity, as contributing the most toward the War Bond sale. Osa Mall Tribune Want Ada. NOT HOW MANY . . . BUT HOW GOOD! RADIO REPAIR "Personal Sarvlcs" BOB LEE Radio Electric Marble Corner JacktonTille 163' 101V4 8V6 40 664 83 36 48 Z 12V4 44 42V4 ; 38V4 11U 31 89 14 62 County Lagging Irt . War 'Bond 'Buying Jackson county purchased but 64 per cent of its quota of war bonds for January according to the last report on bond pur chases issued by the treasury department and received by Henry Zacharlsen, county bond sales chairman. The county E," "F" and "G" quota for the month had been set at $231,000 and total sales amounted to but $148,823, the report shows. The chairman states that the February quota is $211,000 and he Is hopeful that citizens will increase their purchases this month. Closlni timt for Sunday Too Lu to Claumy 5 30 Saturday aftarnoon Plaaaa ramamDer. Too Late to Classify SEED OATS Kanota, $3 29 ' A F. E. SAMSON ZO. IN CO. 9ft1Criv o r e s, irrigated. eyUtfMU clover, family orchard, 8- rooms and hath, ennrrete foundation, Medford city water, barn, chicken house, garage. House Is fully furnished with comfortable furniture. Also dQ7r A New modern home, four ZUilOU rooms and bath, double aramsT 11. (rat of 4.rrlat ed land. A neat new modem home. reeqy 10 move imo. Also CQOCft "lva rooms end bath, stuo- 3JtJU co. 14 acres. Irritated, are- " rar tsnrwtahsMf h r w. cnicn nouse. Also C O C A Two acres. Irrigated, clover ipWfwOv family orchard, good flve- ehtck house, garage. ' ' ELMEB HURHIED. Exclusive Agent WANTED Man to help in warehouse. LJiau s.mi or oaia niw man wiui warenouse experi ence. Steady work, good opportune Ity for ambitious young man, F. E. SAMSON CO. 10 OCA FOR SALE Newly dec PJsW JU orated West Main st. Four- water heater end wood range In cluded: lot 40x1 with Inrlniswl back yard; good soil and room for vcgeiaoia garaen. uetacned garage hi wuwsnca, v-iiAHLita It. KAY, Realtor. Room 317, Medford Bldg. Phone 3003. ff Cf AA F OR SAL E Alirectlve PUUUU suburban home on Old vsui nisi w at v n su 1 1 yllle, -acro of land, hardwood floors, native rock fireplace, three bedrooms built-in cabinet In din ing room, tiled drainboard, newly decorated Inside; oo.gnllon electric hot water heater. Basement large enough for furnace; new shingle roof, lawn, fruit, walnut trees and grapes. Immediate posses slon. CHARLES R. RAY, Realtor. Room BROODERS ISO capacity, W.4o46TT chick sIeo. $14.03. F. E. SAMSON CO. LADY wants unfur. house, 3 bedrooms'; ?ermanent. References. Ph. Utopia ourlst Haven. CHIMNEY1 sweep, flue, stove cleaning k, mcoiorq mug, mono 300a. RENT-imaii furnUhea houM. 804 Hamilton. FOR SALB-Cholca onion planta' and et; also Just received new aupply of aeed. oi all kind.. Faber'a, St S. Rlvertlde. Phone 4Hf), COVERNMEtlT WHEAT! Coma and set lt while It lasta. FOR SALE Beautiful breakfast set In unnuuio WHO IOUT CHS ITS tO match In blue leather, cost 809.09 two month ago. Bargain at 838. 704 w. otn. or SALE large, bath tub and l tuba console radio. 344 N. Central. FOR SALE One Wood Bros, thresher, ono 8-ft. McCormlck-Deorlns binder, brand-new drafter.. Phone fiflas, Ashland. Addresa 7S3 Sl.klyou blvd., ALFALFA HAV 1st curtlns, tsi ion. F, E, SAMSON SO, 1 oil stove. 30 ft. pipe, a barrels, ,lov pipe; 1 wood ranse with coll, and n n, t h.lw v.- .... bi . . . vnn nit v .j .v ... ,.i r-. . . w.t ....... .... mvflnnq.. 2? ,1l.1,or. to condition. 1000 w. nth it. EYPSUM Another car to arrive soon". Order, now. Come and net It or take delivery with your neighbor, S13S0 per ton at cor. F. E. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE 3no.amp. P. Ac H. Hansen portuble welder, powered with V-8 Mercury. Welder Is mounted on '33 Chey. lli-ton truck.wlU sell to "her or separate. Thl Is a real welding setup. In good shape and ready to go. Also modal 8-0 AUIs Chalmers dlesol tractor with com plete longing guards. NATE SMITH. phone Jacksonville. B61. VAHirn nxijil lady to accompany child, 11 yeara w, PJJ. Vb"uF- Phn BMf Fall., gaoa. ' FOR SALE Two cows to freshen aoon. J. s. Quackenbuah. T miles N. E. Medford. Rt. 3, Box 413. FOR SALE Fisher's wheat-mix, mill 'un Faber'a, 34 8. Rlveralde. Phone FOR SALE MRnrlrtw h.v a9a n. ,nn " in .n ernnomy leca. F. E. SAMSON CO. """lioaac.,,'- New Cream Deodorant Sjjely helps Stop Perspiration 1, Doe not Itriute ilcin. Doe not rot dresses or mea'i thirtsi 2a Prevent! under.trm odnr Helps itop penpiution ttfely. 3 Apuie.white.tntiKptiCaiuuv leii vinifhing cretm. 4e No wwting to dry. Can bf used right iitef ibiving. 9, Awirded Approvtl Seal of Afflcrirto Insutute of Launder ing harmlew to fsbac. Um Axrid tegululf. n. w - AlMVUkia Tbnndtrf Feb. 15, 1948 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN WHILE our supply lasts, we can now iiii your oraers tor gajvanixca eave troughs, downspout and ridge roll. Mi n ton Bide. Supply. Phone 2454. 5n SALE 4 weaner pigs, 3 brood sows, 3 turxey nens, one lorn, nu . Box 388. S. Paciilo hwy. W. A. Sheldon. APPLES 41.40 lug. Brine containers. Walter Tolle, Stewart ave. LOST Tan billfold containing 915 ana papers ox sennmenuti vaiuc. Keep S2 30 and return billfold. Ber nett L. Yorton, RU 3, Box 470, Med- iora. FOR SALE Ground grains for your dairy, nog ana poultry lecas, xrom hnme.srnwn ffralm for vour orotec- tion. V. Bursell. Ph. 6408. Medford. FARMERS, attention City Transfer V storage oners you a complete service in au naming ana aeuvery of anything. Phone 4fl64. 38 B. Fir. PATRONIZE vour local transfer com' pany, opera ung in meat or a since 1919. Davis Transfer & Storage Co., 40 a. Fir st.. onone zona. WIN ON AH Club Public Card Party, February 18, 8:30. itedman nau. WE NOW have on display and ready I or aeuvery: Number 8 eleetrle McCormick Deering cream separators. 8-can milk refrigeratore. Root orchard dusters. McCormick Deering single and oouuie unii mutters. New Buck Steiner saddle. Shallow-well water system. Various other hard to get Items. Cullen Motor At Implement Co., 133 S. Riverside. Phone 711ft. WANTED Orchard workers, houses. rooms, meals available on tiremisea. Telephone 4160 or Central Point, in $3,000 Cnvner going In service, re duced to sell, fl-rm. mod. house on vast lain, look tnis one over. RAY SCHUMACHER , Rent Estate 417-410 E. Main. Phone 5483 $5 ,3 00 New prewar built. In good dls trict; 6-room mod. house, hardwood floors, floor furnace. BAY SCHUMACHER, Real Estate 417.410 E. Main. Phone 8489, SPROUTED Bleeding heart roots. pansy plants, potted plants. Berry oaie riower rarrn. uiq worm nwy, FOR SALE Electric Thor lroner. ner. feet condition, attaches to washer. Phone 6704. FOR SALE 1035 Pontlsc '0 de luxe seaen, an prewar ruDoer in gooo ahape, 1400 cash. 307 Mae at, eve nings or aaturnays. SLEEPING ROOMS 148 Holly sTT" FOR' SAL 3 does and hutch. Phone 0873. rm ROUGH BLOX & SLABS green , big doubl load 900 Medford 'Tul Tel 31U WANTED Refrigerator. Electric ' pre- ifsi rcu. rnonti v&6. WANTED Experienced Stenoimpher. Tm annnlnimaHl a1l HII 4S9B, flvanlnga, PICKED up, near fcrater Lake and neaay, Binnii long-nairea lemaie dog, white body, block ipot near tall, black and white eara, tall curia over body. Call 6131. TQH RENT Desirable fumiahed apartment. Hotel Grand. WANT TO BUY Good lawn swing. COMMERCI A L apraying. Please phone i riuuno, uox mv. your oraers in eany. fnone oool Wllhrmu mlimr nuanlnna WK BUYEM WE SELLEM CUME in AND BEB-EM 1038 Graham Ford or Sedan 1937 Pontiac 6-Pasa. Coup 1037 Ford De Luxe Fordor 1036 Ford Coupe 1033 Ford Fordor Sedan 1034 Ford Victoria Sedan 1033 Ford Tudor Sedan 1033 Studebaker Sedan 1038 Nash Sedan The Famous Dayton-McClaren Urea Bring In Your Certiflcatea Batteries Fan Bel -a Fog 11 tea Sea at A. Z "Tubby" Dean a Your Pontlao Dealer Rich Meld Station Dial 3043 than J Grape Buy Bonda CHEOK HEAD GOLD'S IN FFLY SNEEZES a drop a in eacn notitrll' check wat- 31 y lIUWl IVUUID 1 irpiTHtaa mill mAtn tvrtvnAa. xou breatha freer, and in tx i Rinrn rnminn. tlnni Um onlv aa dlMetd. 9fio. BOo. ol una relief witn Shows at 1:43-6:43-9:30 An Electrifying Story Bs hlnd the Thrilling News that FRANCE IS FREE! . Now Playlngl Thru BaU Capacity Crowds Say It'i Hit Greateitt Humphrey BOGART "DEAD END" Plusi "Trlggsr Law" It V ft T 1 111 11 l l mm Vflf 1 110 I 1 ICSS5 Coming WfJtfWttA. SUN' REPLACE your broken window glass. new giass lnsiauea wnue your walk MEDFORD MIU-WURK CO The Qlass House. Phone 4119 10th and Orane FOR HELP with ' your Income tax. oay or evening, rnone suis. oo nose court. CASH D A FLA SB FOR VOUR CAR. Save Time. Cash and Gag. CaO Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 8919. 8th and Bartlett 1 No Red Tape When You Sell to Us LOW PRICED LUMBER At Cameron Mofftth Lumber Co. South Riveiflde at Barnett Road. A good assortment of rough boards, dimension, plank Also northern rea cedar fence posts. NO PRIORITY NEEDED Phone 8462. CASH for Ford Ferguson Tractor with or without Implements. W. W. Oneale. RL 4, Box 172-B, Medford. Oregon. Yell your insurance needs to Watte Jones. Phone 3570. Shows Dailf 1x45-6:45-9:00 HOWI ENDS SATORDAYI STARTS SUNDAY IblXIMDiri Night, Onlf Weekdays Doors Open 6:43 v .:.!.( ; --.. JiA " Jr. JBi. . 1 ilj-dL, 3 flinch. J? ttarrina ; si-lllCHARD ARLEN "MARY HUGHESj J SmT. taw r I 1 ililMONTT WOOllIT Jm ZS DIHTMU J 1 yeaa JUNI HAVIS f a.) w . t:w ..- TODAY 3 DAYS! JOHN PAUL REVERE SaUty larwttt Nswt ETtntil THt lAIOIH iniINO DIO0ORANT