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LOCAL and PERSONAL Lady Jayeees Meeting All members of the Lady Jaycees are asked to meet lor" a business meeting at the Hotel Medford to night at 8 p.m. Prentice' Return Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prentice returned yesterday to their home at 517 Newtown street after spending a week vacationing in Portland and Seattle. Santo Promoted Word has been received here by Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Santo of 616 S. Ivy street that their son, Albert R. Santo, chief storekeeper in the navy, has been promoted to as sistant to the commissary officer. 1, Catchei Salmon Van Gilbert eturned to his home at 135 N. Holly street yesterday with a 30 pound salmon caught in Puget Sound while on a vacation in Seattle. . Gilbert visited Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bonney and their two sons. Clan Picnic The Homemak ers class of the First Methodist church held a picnic Friday eve ning at the McKee bridge with 50 young married couples and their families attending. Swim ming was followed by dinner, games and-singing. ' VUitor Leaves Mrs. Ed Brown of San Francisco left last night after spending a week visiting with her sister, Mrs. Bert R. Elliott at the Elliott farm home. Mr. Brown formerly taught in the Rogue River school, and is now assistant superinten dent of the San Francisco schools. On Leave Frank J. Brown, radioman first class, is in Med ford on a 30-day leave visiting bis mother, Mrs. Beulah Brown, at the family home, 505 Beatty street. Brown has spent 37 months on active duty in the Atlantic and Pacific, and is a survivor of the destroyer U.S.S. Twiggs which was sunk June 16 off Okinawa. Passed For Service The fol lowing Jackson county men were approved for general mili tary service July 19 at Portland following pre-induction physical examinations through Jackson county board No. 1: Charles Wes ley Martin, Glenn Orin Cleven and Robert Nathaniel Pyle. Milo Harold Hardin was approv ed for military service. Thierolf Promoted Notice of V the promotion of Capt. Richard . D. Thierolf to the rank of major was received jn Medford today in a telegram relayed from the Philippine islands where Thier olf was stationed for two years before coming home recently on leave. The major, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thierolf of 907 S. Oakdale avenue, is flow en route to Ft. Knox for two months training in a tank unit. Dodion Home Pvt. James Dodson arrived in Medford last week on a 30-day furlough, hav ing Just returned to the United States from Germany. His wife, the former Elva Chesnut, has made her home at 320V4 Apple street, uodson was overseas 11 months and wears the purple heart medal and European thea ter badge. On expiration of his lurlough he will report to Ft. Lewis, and then Oklahoma. i In Accident Mrs. Frank ."Pence, 726 Alder street, was taken to Community hospital Saturday afternoon after receiv ing minor injuries in an auto ac cident at the intersection of Third and North Front street, local police reported today. Mrs, Pence was a passenger in a car operated by her husband which was in collision with a truck op erated by Fred W. Hale, Central Point, according to the report. She is to be removed to her home today, it was said. CALENDAR Wednesday 12:30 p. m. Mistletoe club, covered-dish luncheon at Girls' Community club. Ruby Mallory, chairman. "Thank you party" for Pollyannas. Iron Stolen Mrs. T) TV Ruth. erton, 935 South Central avenue, reported to local police Saturday the theft of a General Electric iron and cord from her home some time last week. Oil City Open Reopening of "Oil City" on N. Riverside ave nue near the Big Y market was announced today by the new manager, Waldo Beach. Gas, oil, and repairs are offered at the station. Wave Home Shirley E. Try- on, S 1c, is visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tryon, Route 1, on a 15-day leave from the San Diego' naval air station where she Is a switchboard oper ator with the Waves. Miss Tryon has four brothers in tBe service. Permits To Build John Ehrk, 908 North Riverside avenue, made- application Saturday at the office of the city superintend ent for permit to erect a double garage costing $200. Lee Col- hngwood applied for permit to repair a foundation and porch at a cost of $50. Cars Collide Damage esti mated at $150 was caused to an auto driven by Frank Huntsuck er, 1005 West Main street, Satur day when it collided with a car operated by Arthur Theodore Newman at an intersection on Old Highway 99 near Talent, ac cording to an accident report at city police headquarters. Ifwifii T DANIEL BILES OF GOLD HILL DIES Daniel L. Biles, 66, for the last IS years a resident of Gold Hill, passed away in a Grants Pass hospital early Sunday. Mr. Biles was born at Kerby- ville. Mo., Feb. 25. 1879. Be sides his wife, Ida Biles, he leaves three children, Chester Biles, of Long Beach, Calif.; Veltie Biles, Gold Hill and Mrs. Bryan Ward of Medford; six grandchildren and one' greatr grandchild. The following broth ers and sisters also survive: Ar chie Biles, Medford; Arthur, of Aumsville, Ore.; Milton, Mer ced, Cal.; Johnnie, Bend, Ore.; Clay, of Arkansas; George and Thomas, Lawton, Okla.; Ella Ramey, King City, Calif., and Mary Webb, Jasper, Ark. Funeral services will be held In the Conger-Morris chapel at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday with the Rev. Harry Hansen officiating. interment will follow in Siski you Memorial park. Livestock Portland, Ore., . Julv 23 (UP) Livestock: Cattle 2150. calve 265. More active, steady to strong. Medium grades held higher. Medium-good lira 88 steers largely 14 50-16 00; three loads at 16.30; common-low medium steers 11.00-14.00; common-medium heifers 10.00-13.00: one load 14.00 and load good-light heifers 15.00; canner- rutter cows 6.50-S.50; good beef cows 12.00-12.75: medium-good sausage bulls 9 50-1100; good beef bulls 12.00 12.65; good vealers 14.00-14.50; few cnoice la.uu. Hogs: 100. Active, steady at ceilings. Barrows and Kilt 15.75. Sows 15 00: heavy feeder pigs 19.00; choice light weight quoted to 20.50. sneep xzau. Active, strong on ngm er receipts. Medium-good spring lambs 12 00-12.50; few good-choice lots 13.25-14.00: choice closely sorted kinds 14.25-14.50 sparingly; common graaes it.uu-iu.uv; tew yearungs iu.uu- iu.au; gooa ewes o.uu-ou. Four Medfordites On OSC Honor Roll Four Medford students are listed on the Oregon State Col lege honor roll for spring term with grades of 3.5 or better, and one of the group, Jean Brennes holtz, had a perfect 4 or straight "A" rating. Other honor students are Margaret Clara Roberts. Alpha Belle Whillock, and Dorothy Mae Dodge. Court Records Justice Court William Larry McDonald, Wil liam Frost Biddle, combination overload, cited. . Russell Sheldon Rose, reckless driving, $10 and costs. City Police William Wesley Philip. David Franklin Hewitt, Carl Howell, Lloyd B. Johnston, drunk, re leased on $10 bail each. Ernest H. Cannon, disorderly conduct, released on $10 bail. State Police Charles Roy Dotson , Vera Madelon Cummings, driving with more than three persons over 12 years of age in driver's seat, cited. Ervin Eugene Tedrick, Im proper muffler, cited. Pauline Halkas, no operator's license, cited. Clyde Everett Thompson, vio lation of basic rule, cited. Court House News Divorce Complaints Howard Samuel Jandreau vs. Henrietta Kathryn Jandreau'. Josephine G. Murphy vs. Ray mond L. Murphy. Vivian Leighton vs. Russell E. Leighton. South San Francisco. July 23 (up) iusua) cattle lioo. Acuve, fully steady. Load good steers $16.00. fed kind absent, several cars feeder steers 514.0014.75; two cars good 600 lb. heifers $15.73. Several loads good range cows $13.00-14.00, common mosuy $10.00-11.00. canners and cut ters $7.00-9.00. Common to good sau sage bulls $10.50-13.50. Calves: 200. Steady: load medium to choice 206 lb. calves $14 75. Hogs 250. Firm: three loads good 200-325 lb. barrows and gilts $15.75; odd good sows $15 00. Sheep 7000. Mostly wooled north coast serins! lambs: undertone about steady; good to choice salable $14.00- 15.00. cull to good ewes quoted $4.uu- T.UU. Wall Street New York, July 23 (U.R) Stocks extended last week's de clines on light trading today. Demand lightened sharply and modest offerings often were suf ficient to bring declines ranging to 2 points. Traders proceeded cautiously pending clarification of reconversion plans and the Pacific war situation. Pan American airways, most active issue traded, accounted for about IS per cent ot all busi ness done on the market. There were a few other actives far un der Pa American. These in cluded Pacific Tin, Electric Power & Light and Columbia gas. Otherwise the individual stocks had a very small turn over. Preliminary closing DoW- Jones stock averages follow: In dustrial 161.67, off u.B3; rtauroaa S6.99, off 0.64; Utility 32.65, off n 97- RS stnrks 81.93: off 0.45. Snip totaled 750.000 shares compared with 650,000 on Fri day. Today s closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel .177- A nnfnnHn ' 32 Chrysler .:, .........10814 Curtlss Wright .... 6V4 General Electric ......... 42Vs Henernl Motors 65Vfe Montgomery Ward ........ 60U Penn. K. K aim Phillips Petroleum 49l8 J. C. Penney 118 Radio 12V Southern Pacific . .. - 48 Standard Oil of Cal 40 Texas Gulf Sulphur- 424 Transamerica United Aircrafts 28-y U. S. Rubber 53Vs U. S. Steel 66U BIRTHS VAN GORDON To Mr. and Mrs. Lucien, 813 Beekman, July 20, 1945, a girl, seven pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. Chlcaro. July 23 (UP)-IWTA)-Livestock: Hogs: 4500. Active, fully fieady Good and choice barrow and gilt NO lbs. up 14 75 ceiling. Good and choice flows at 14.00. Cattle: 14.000. Calves: 800. Good and choice nest steers and yearlings strong to is cents ntgner man late last weex Still lower than last week's high tide however; common and medium grade slow, steady: waterfllled liberal; top fed steers 17.83. Sheep: 1000. Mostly steady; top 16.40 on several low good ana cnoice native spring lambs, bucks discounted i.uu. .. . i Portland Produce Portland. July 33 (UP) Whole sale Market Prices: Cantaloupes Delano Jumbo, $5.34 Cherries Northwest Bings, Lam berts, 22c lb; Royal Annes, 20c. Chicago Wheat Chicaao Julv 23 CUP). Wheat Open High Low Close Julv 1SS 18 163i 183', Sept. 1831, 163l 162", 1634 Dec. 1831, 163, 182', 182", May 163 163a 162', 1831 S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, July 23 U.R Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 4314, 92 score 43, 90 score 42i. Cheese: Loafs 28.2, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A 46 V4 medium grade A 4 Hi, small grade A 37V4, large grade B 421.4. Us Mall Tribune Want Ada. 34 EATING PLACES There are now operating In the city, 35 eating places, County Sanitarian Walter Sutherland re ports in his latest check up. Two places which closed up the first of the month have reopened and a new one opened. Most of the places take a day off each week and are handi capped by shortages of food and help. The latter situation is not as bad as it was earlier this year, some operators report. One of the chief troubles, they say, is getting butter. The restaurant owners recent ly discussed the question of hav ing a "meatless" day but were unable to reach an agreement on the day of the weefc. Some re staurants dnsed tha oast month for a two weeks' vacation. MASARYK LEAVES New York, July 23 (U.R) Jan Masaryk, Czechoslovakia foreign minister, was on his way back to Prague today after spending "seven pleasant years in this country." Masaryk left yesterday aboard an Atlantic Monday, July 2'. 1943 MEDFORD MAIL TRrBTTNI FIYB Clipper to take up his duties with the Prague government. The hawthorn la the state flower of Missouri. Townsend DANCE AT Dreamland Hall TOMORROW JOLLIEST DANCE IN MEDFOHD1 FISHING SEASON NOW OPEN AT FISH LAKE ROAD IS OPEN. SO MILES FROM MEDFORD Motors Boats Cabins q arore Fishing Tackle FISH LAKE RESORT Sid Blood. Proprietor For Week-End Reservations, Phone Eagle Point 1214 HALEY To Mr. and Mrs. George A., 18 Groveland, July 22, 1945, a girl, eight pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. SUTTON To Mr. and Mrs. Joe B., 418 Plum street, July 22, 1945, a girl, eight pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. Scores Yesterday . Coast League San Diego 5-4; Oakland 4-5. ? Sacramento 1-7; Los Angeles 10-8. Hollywood 0-3; Portland 8-7. San Francisco 0-9; Seattle 5-5. NEW BLACK WIDOW Hawthorne, Calif., July 23 (U.R) Japanese pilots are soon to face an improved version of the Black Widow model B fighter i plane, Northrop Aircraft of-' ficials said yesterday. Details i of the new plane are restricted, but it is deadlier than the model B, officials said. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. audi. HI If 11 II DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic k Naturopathic Physician 128 E. Main Dial 3170 DIET AND HEALTH ! Some think of diet as a pun ishment. A normal diet with Its consequent effects is pleasure, compared to the many who "en Joy eating" and by it build up disease. The proper diet for-' you may not be the proper diet for your neighbor. What do you wish to build? You cannot plant corn and grow wheat. Neithar can you live on starches and proteins ex clusively and have health. The right proportion of minerals and vitamins are essential in main taining and In building health. Normal circulation and nerve . function enables you to properly assimilate these essential mln-. erals and vitamins. Normal dl-l gestion is vital to health. Natu ropathy improves the assimila tion by producing better digestion. TODAY THRU TUESDAY M a a 1 1 I NOW! THRU TUESDAY WAIXEB. PLUS IAUGHIN,' 10VIN' AND DANQN'l af . r-e?f v f "i aT La'sGo TODAY THRU TUESDAY sk a a k.BSaaS SIMWM MMMt wit URAINI DAY tt Host Dmit OYsttVCsrsI TWttM tjj Prgmtnntt Pitlurt PLUS FREE KIDDIES WASTE WER DRIVE MATT WEE if! THURSDAY JULY 26th at 1:45 P. M. EMLT0 TMEATEE MEDFORD, OREGON imm mmt ASHLAND, OREGON HERE'S HOW! All Children up to and including 15 years of age admitted FREE who bring 10 lbs. or more waste paper to the Box Office of either Theatre Please Note Directions for Bundles Bundles must be tied securely with stout cord. Coven must be removed from books. Waxed paper cannot be used. Cartons tnd card board boxes must be flattened and bundled. Magazines tied in bundles ... For free admittance bundle mutt weigh 10 pounds er more. 3T Help the War Effort! . ; . Aid the Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital . . . and SEE TWO GREAT FEATURES! LEVERETTE INTERSTATE THEATRES 3 C
