Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 23, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text6IX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. Aug. . 1943 .21.TAKES LIFE AT APPLEGATE HOME Vloletta Beatriz Harrington, 21, hot herself through the right temple at the family home, a ranch house on the Circle G Fanch in the Little Applcgate district, about 6:30 o'clock last night, according to Deputy Cor oner Carlos Morris, who said death was instantaneous. The girl's mother. Mrs. Viola Ruff, told Morris the girl had been In ill health all her life and was confined to a wheelchair. Morris said the weapon, a 22 calibre automatic rifle, had been borrowed from C. V. Moody, neighbor, last spring. The girl's little brother had found three old shells and loaded the rifle, later placing it in the girl's closet, Morris said he was told. The family was having their evening meal on the back porch and did not hear the shot, they told the deputy coroner. Conger-Morris Funeral home Is in chnrge of funeral arrange ments which will be announced later. E E A class to train civilian weather bureau men to operate rawin equipment was begun Aug. 10 by the army at the Med ford weather bureau, R. D. Church, official in charge of the local bureau, said today. Lt. Wilson A. Maxim will instruct four men from various weathe bureaus in Oregon on operation of the rawin equipment, a device which follows signals from small radio transmitter carried loft by a large balloon. Work ing In fair or foul weather. It determines the direction and velocity of winds aloft. Trainees, who will be station ed at the Medford bureau when its duties are expanded with the departure of army personnel row operating rawin equipment, are Lloyd N. DeVol, Medford; Merle H. Wlttmeyer, Spokane; Robert 3. Ewers, La Grande, nd Austin C. Gnlieen, Sexton Summit. This will increase per sonnel at the bureau to 13 and families of the men are being transferred to Medford also. Posthumous A ward Purple Heart to Kin Posthumous award of the pur rile heart to 1st Lt. Jerry Bo shears, declared dead July- 10 after being reported missing in fiction July 9, 1044, over the English channel, was received Monday by his wife, Alice, of 40i South Grape street. Alro included with the award from the War department were the air medal and oak leaf cluster, re ceived by the officer before his last mission. Daily Weather Report rnnitrAHTii MHtorH nri vicinity; C.Mr lo Mfht n1 Friday. Oregon: Clear tnnlffht unrt rrtdnv except low Timid ulnni ccait. Genii v(crtjr wind off count LOCAL DATA TcmperMur yijir gn today: Hlh, 78; LowmI 47 riPgrrrt Total monthly precipitation t.13 lnrhea rK'-i for th month 1 0 1nrhi. Total pre tpitmimi sine brptember I. 194. 2 41 tnrhra. Fxcmi for (he wraion S 73 InrhM Relntive humiditv at ft SO p. m. -trrday 17; B .to today 67. Tomorrow Cunntn 2ft a. m, Sunt 7 ftfl p. m. OrTvat!oni taken at 4. 30 a. nv, 130 Mrrtdian tlm; Hih Low Prtc. fcou n f;i ronton l Chtcsiia ....... . 73 lnvT 70 r-iireh ft7 liavra flO ) on Ancrlrt M fM Mfrtfiwd ., n tw York im Omaha .....m 7' Ih.Mnt, ...HVS I'ortland flft Hno M hmrhtirr t-At L.ik w B7 r-n K;.tclioo .. -v .t 1 Swittli , ., 03 .14 .It! 54 84 M 17 W Bhinton, D. C. - M4 Yakirnt IS no .18 LOCAL BUILDING SHOWS BIG CAIN A gain of 505 in building during July, 1945, over the July, 1044 fieure was registered in Medford, according to the report of a statical bureau in Portland. Total for last month was $38,- 4!n. and for Ju v. 1944. S3.53U. June, 194S, registered 20,120. Tha mnst intensive building activity of any month yet this vr .Tulv huilriinff In the Pa cific northwest reached $7,258,- 089 in 36 key northwest cities, and showed a 112 gain over July, 1944. Residential construc tion was 45 or $3,308,306 of the total, due in part to priority granted war veterans. I STILL SHORT AHhnnnli fhp flihtlnff war has ended, used fats, tin cans and u.ncta nnnnr Sll still in Short supply and state salvage com mittees are urging public coop nmtinn in pnntinued salvage ef forts, according to word received by Frank Hull, coordinator oi Iho .Tneksnn counlv defense council. Need for volunteer aid In salvaging critical materials will rnnlimie until reconversion to normal pre-war channels can be effected. Court Records Justice Court Pav R. Bradford, overwidth load, $1 and costs; no clearance lights. $1 and costs. Mirhnol Beck, no mirror on motor vehicle, passing motor veh cle w t lout sufficient Clear ance, cited, William L. McDonald, com bination overload, cited. Sidney M. Jones, axle over load, cited. Police Court Wnrrv Klrhv Robert Rogers. and George Bradford, drunk, Jailed. State Police Lloyd Joseph Coio, no opera tors license, failure to transfer title, cited. The only known diamond mine in the United States is lo cated in Arkansas. ( N v f? CAROL Bfffirr - iron, Mali'. . "'"on Y ond .I... " ? ' Newtek Cream Deodorant Snjtly itlpt Stop Perspiration 1 Dor not ittiutt kin. Doet not rot dmiri ot men't ihttn. 2. Ptrvfttii utidff.itm oilor. Ilflpi nor pfnr'iftiion litflf, 3. A rut. Intf , niitrpuc.mtn . Irti vnnlimn (fim. 4 No muting to dff. Cin be mrd tip lit atlft llutim. B AwtnlrJ. Apriovit Sol of AmttKin hniituif ot 1 lun.lff iii K hirmlf! to Um Aiitd re t tiUrly . MOII MIN ANO WOMIN UM ARRID THAN ANY OTHII DIODORANT m J V, if J "'u ISSUE BONDS FOR NEW CITY IRKS Issuance of $225,000 worth of bonds for city improvements was provided for last night at the regular meeting of the city council. Provision was made for Issuance of the following bonds: Disposal plant, $15,000; storm sewer, $107,000; intercepting sewer, $78,000 and park im provements, $25,000. Sale of the following lots were approved: Lots 1, 2, and 22. block 9. Siskiyou Heights ad dition, to Dewey Queen, $250; lots 4 and S, block 5, Siskiyou Heights addition, Vernon Thorp, $250; lot 3, block 3, West Wal nut addition, Ralph Smith, $100; lot 19, block 2, Tuttle's Second addition, Victor B. Robb, Jr., $250; lot 6, block 3, Narregan addition, John Vaughn, $200; lot 10, block 7 Queen Anne ad dition, Robert Knox, Jr., $400; lots 7. 8, 9. 10, 13. and 14, block 1, Tuttle Third addition, Dale H. Franklin, $750; lot 5, block 2, Tuttle Third addition, W. B. Newman, $450 and lot 3, block 5, Siskiyou Heights addition, Edward W. Drennan, $125. Blue Hummingbird Blue Hummingbird, full blooded Cherokee Indian, plead ed guilty to charge of threat ening to commit a felony and was sentenced to a term not to exceed 18 months in the state penitentiary in circuit court to day. He was charged with as saulting James Charles Cole, rimlr 1lm for Classified Adf 8:30 nv Tno Lata to Classify 12:15 p. m. PARTS and SERVICE for all makes ul WASHERS and REFRiOtKAIOItS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett. Phone 2419 Star route, Ashland. Charles Emmett Taylor, charged with larceny from a person, entered a plea of guilty and sentence will be passed at a later date. He also appeared in circuit court. LEGION RULE SEEN Butte, Mont., Aug. 23 U.R Veterans of World War II may jsoon control the American Le gion throughout the nation, Ed. ward N. Scheiberling of Albany, N. Y., national commander, told Montana Legionnaires last night. Men, Women! Old at 40,50,60! WantPep? Want to Feel Years Younger! Do rou htm Axtiuiiceil, worri-out fwllrje; on M1 Thousands nmattii t wUt Utile pepm m wit I Otre hn don, font aln IjiiIc many need t U. 40. AO. for b-rfr old eoily becUK l"w in iron. rippliM rttamin B. rUum. pho ; 'hrr-i?. 3e Id irM -.rtnry tie now 0fy 5r Try Oetrfi TonU Tabltu for imw pep. younger feellnj. tha rtrr At atl dru itorei avrywhra la Medford, nAitrn inrni NOTICE Because of the recent fh at the mill in Central Point it is necessary for ut to cancel all orders that haye been placed with us for our fir 2x4 wood. We hope to be able to take orders again in about 90 days. CENTRAL POINT FUEL P. O. Box 302 Central Point hi t . .. . r.u.tatttrit.; SJ. 1.M Medford, wiem Thrift storei. ' ammmammmOKmummmmm . .. dslIn all the 24 years Safeway has served Oregon and Washington cus- i35 J!niTl0VjML ifA . tomers ... no list of advertised items has been more indicative of Q&Wm I fIy.':X t&&T iM5C. typical Safeway savings than this. Be sure to come to our Birthday ffiMiM 71&W StatwL Jasjl ! f Red Tag Fancy r runes iv B.-,. Firland Standard rCdl d No. 2Vi can n Gardeniide Standard redd No. 2 can Tomatoes "tJL 15c Gr. Beans Whl,eJo9I,dcan 13c 22c 28c 11c fH Country Home Fancy No. 2 n lOrn Cream Sryle can ItU Corn Del Maiz can 14c Asparagus GreenNoBo2 can 34c Spinach Emers,NoBa2.1 17c Potatoes 0w,hSNocan,16c Sauerkraut Dood24oD"idayr 26c Potted Meat VSn' 4 6c Veg. Soup Chili Sauce Catsup Rancho lO'j-ox. li Moneta ll'a-oi. bot. Red Hill brand 13! 2-ox. bottle n8C 19c 14c Raisin Bread M"K12c AUGUST 23 thru SEPT. 1 In all the 24 years Safeway has served Oregon and Washington cus tomers ... no list of advertised items has been more indicative of typical Safeway savings than this. Be sure to come to our Birthday celebration if you really want to save! Schillings Mustard 2Z 9c 4-oz. can 17c Cinnamon Sehillin9 ,mita?ann 9c Mrs. Wright's White or ft Wheat 1 -lb. loaf w 1 'j-lb. loaf, 2 for 25c Dvaa.1 CRACKED WHEAT Mb. Dread Mrs. Wright' loaf IIC . Soda Crackers ho Crackers Rytak Tasty Maid AOA 2-lb. pkg. LOQ Butter Wafers Mb. pkg. 21c 15c Margarine AI,SwcMb(14PkRg! 25c 14-ox. pkg. CHERUB MilkJi419e Baby Food H Baby Food O .a l 10c or As ens IV einz Strained 4 '2-ox. tin Heinz Junior 6'l-ox. tin 8c 9c PANCAKE BUCKWHEAT bTImbbm Suxanna brand If A HOUr 40-ox.pkg. I3C Flour Au2VilbmipmkV 32c Duffs Mixes 14-ox. pkg. Gingerbread, Muffin and Waffle 22c Sunbrite Cleanser UZ 5c Boraxo Mechinic,io.rdc.n 14c Hand Lotion sv:, 33c Wh Magic Bleach' T,' 17c Bluine Mr 15c Unit Starch a?& 10c Argo Gloss Starch pV9b 9c NER no- Dttlo abOU ju9 75c Clearexw,NDT2r23c AUNT SUE'S 1 -gal, Standard OOa Pint glass stWl Dry Cleaner Fly Spray Machine Oil '""aSTtm 10c Johnson Glo Coat q, 97c Schilling Extracts Z. 20c Orange, Banana, Strawberry Schilling Coloring 14c Green, Red, Orange, Yellow JST Flour !?cLb S2.25 S-lb. sk., 27c; 10-lb., 49c; 25 lb., $1.15 Sperry Flour fib 52.38 Drifted Snow 25-tb. ik., $1.19 Enriched Flour 51.82 Karveit Blossom 25-lb. ik., 93c Cake Flour dTpk 26c Corn Meal tlb:,o:d4pkrl9e Wheat Germ Fiu-ib.rabd9 25c RK::r Mason Jars c, 12 pts. 65e Cs. 12 Qts. 75c Jar Rubbers "pftidox. 4c Kerr Reg. Lids 3 Pk" 27c Kerr Regular Caps Pk9 20c Wide Mouth Caps X 32c Kerr Economy CapSpkg 19c Aic Morning Glory 48 ox. rtJ Udld Regular and Quick pkg. t.UC Quaker Oats Re9i?o.k 28c Malto Meal Cereal2 22c Wheaties FamouT'pk9 Bran Mb. pkg. CORN 18-ox. FLAKES pkg. Celery Seed SchS..bpknd 15c Baking Powder 2C5aox,nran25c Sno-WhiteSaltpkJc Beet Sugar 51.56 5 lb. sack 32c 10-lb. sack 63c Argo Corn Starch p9c OLD quart MILL bot. Cider Vinegar Tom. Juice SunnyNDoaw2nFc7n 10c GrapeH Jeep's: 30c Raisins Seed,e" Pk9. 46c Veg.CocktailV8Fan4e6yo,30c BlendedJuiceolS4 Orange Juice l6 46c Edwards Coffee -S? 28c 2-lb. bag 45c 2-lb. jar 54 Nob Hill Coffee Lb. bag 23e Airway Coffee Lb. bag 20c lb. jar OvU or Hills "Red" SankaCoffeetrn.bkieaBr3Sc Cocoa Nourishing , pkg. HemoKES,"';k Tto Tea ,;;'i:22o "i43c Canterbury Black 26c 51c M I II IaI (AA R9- & d"P 0, 1YI.U.U. VUIICC gr. Tfli L'Pton Vi-lb. i ltd Black pkq. Flavoring .0;. 10c P'nutButt Cheese Lemon. Vi-pt. bot. D a. I am iMJfli noasr or, l 2-lb. la Shefford's American i & Pimtento, 'i-lb pkg i (4 Red Points) ; 39c ft Walnut M,tsFrt,y.b.hSgd 58s Cheese micnto (3 ots.) oka. 21c miento (3 pts.) pkg. Nabisco 100Oi Kellogg 11c 17c 13c Raisin Bran 11c Post Bran Flakes 14c Grapenuts , WHEAT MEAL pkg. 3pk,'22c Par-T-PakSpa,k,iQ?:13c Plus Deposit CANTALOUPES, grown in the Northwest. . .lb. 8c POTATOES, White Rose, U S. No. 2 ss $1.14 GRAPES, Thompson seedless or Red Malaga, lb. 20c PEACHES, Elbertas 22-lb. lug $1.89 CUCUMBERS, local crop lb. 7c TOMATOES, field grown 16-lb. lug 8?c POTATOES, U. S. No. 1, A size 10 lbs. 35c PEPPERS, Green Bell lb. IZVic YAMS, U.S. No. 1 lb. 12'Ac WATERMELONS ..Ib. 4c Leg of Lamb (6 pts.) 0ribA'33c Lamb Roast (3 pts.) 0,iK' 34c 'tt' 35e Lamb Chops (8 pts.) Loin . 40c K' 58c Lamb Rib Chops (5 pts.) 0r;A'43c "lc Sirloin Steak 27c Ib. lb. !) Frozen Fillers Black Cod 39e n. Beef Liver (4 pn.) lb. 35c LING COD lb.23c Wieners, S.C. (4 pts.), type 2 Bologna, A.C. (3 pts.), type 2 French Head Cheese (2 pts.) Ib. 37c Ib. 34c Ib. 43c Ib. 53c Spiced Lunch Meat (3 pts.)