TWO MEDFORD MAIL-THIBUNE Wednesday. Sep. 12, 1945
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By Earl Jotsy
County 4-H Agent
Lulu Map Cahail of the Ante
lope Beet Club was hifih scoring
individual at the annual Jackson
county 4H club livestock judging
tour held September 8. Lulu Mac
scored 676 from a possible score
of 700. Following close in sec
ond place was Bernice Bifiham,
also of Antelope Bcrf Club, with
672. Allene Owens of Valley
view placed third with 668
points.
Antelope Beef Club also had
the winning team consisting of
Lulu Mae Cahail, Bernice Big
ham and Clara Mae Bigham.
Eagle Point Dairy Club placed
second. The team consists of
Wavne Russell, Helen Harnlsh
and Florence Russell. The third
place team includes members of
the Valleyviow uccr liud
lene Owens, Wayne Lcmley and
Glenn Williams.
Classes of dairy cattle were
nrovlded by Leonard Freeman
of Central Point, E. B. Poyer of
Ashland. A class of Hereford
bulls and a class of Hereford
heifers were Judged at the G. E.
Pierce ranch, Medford. Dale
Franklin. Medford, provided
class of Hampshire ewes and C.
P. Gassoway of Ashland provid
ed a class of Duroc hogs.
The club members placed each
of these classes and gave reasons
for their placings on one class.
Official Judge of the event was
Jens Svlnth, county agent from
Josephine county.
Pendleton Greets
Crowds Swarming
To Annual Roundup
Pendleton, Ore., Sept. 12 (U.P)
All of the wild freedom of
the old west, overlaid with Its
typical film of grime and glam
our, was present today at Pen
dleton as the city opened Its 34 th
annual roundup.
Local hotel keepers, restaur
anteurs and round-up officials
estimated, that opening day
crows tripled the average
amount with local townsfolk
going "all out" to entertain the
thousands temporarily housed In
a city which boasts a population
of some 0,000.
Entries for tho $10,800 In
prize money wero running about
13 per cent heavier than In pre
vious yean. Events scheduled
for today's round-up show were
steer roping, calf roping, uull
dogglng and brone riding.
Orphans Score. 3-2
Victory In Upset
Of Community Club
Biggest upset of the girls soft
ball league occurred at the high
school field last night when the
Orphans scored a run In the final
inning to give the Girls Com
munity club their first setback
of the season and a 3-2 victory.
The win gave the Orphans the
second half championship. The
two teams meet Thursday night,
at 6:45, to determine the league
Winner.
L. Damon reached first bate
on an error, went to second on
an overthrow at first, and scored
the winning count when Louise
Edmonds, a pinch-hitter, hit one
through second base.
Score:
Orphans S 4 2
Community Club 2 8 3
Mulhollen and Campbell;
Brooks and Barr.
CMtD Of THANKS
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and yni,ithy liiven uk iluntiti our
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Mr. t. C, 7-iK.k, B..I III, I'airhury. 111.
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yourself from harsh laxatives for
tho rest of your lifo. if your consti
pation is due to lark of bulk in tho
diet. Just enjoy a lih of uYliciouh
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day, and drink plenty ef water! If
rot satiftierl, send the empty car
ton to Kellops's of Rattle Creek.
You'll rrreivr douHt Iht innnry
you poiil for ill ALUM! AX in o(
purgative I It's one of nutmv'
finest sources of gentle-aetinetnilk,
which helps promoto normal taxa
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Creels Md Omaha.
Rationing Boards
Due For Reduction
Local war price and rationing
boards in the Portland OPA dis
trict will be reduced from 83 to
65 area price boards by the end
of September Harry E. Hcarnc,
assisting OPA board executive,
announced today. Medford is
not to be affected, according to
the statement.
Reorganization and consolida
tion will continue after Septem
ber until January 1 when it is
anticipated the 65 boards will be
reduced about one-half. With
gradual termination of rationing
programs, the local boards will
concentrate largely on price con
trol during the coming year in
an effort to head off the infla
tion which followed the last war,
Hearne said.
LOCAL OFFICER
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C a p t. Rolland Rinabarger,
Medford, and fellow officers at
the Marine Corps Air station,
Santa Barbara, Calif., have gone
"in training" in preparation for
a reunion with Major Gregory
"Pappy" Boyington, famous ma
rine corps ace recently released
from a Japanese prison camp ac
cording to a recent story in The
Beam, station news sheet.
Special plans are being made
for the happy reunion because
Major Boylngton had told his I Medford high school and Oregon ; sponsored by the State Society,
Black Sheep" squadron: "The
Japs will never kill me. You
may give me up for dead, but
six months after the war 111
meet you boys in the San Diego
Tavern." The Beam continued
by saying "As news of his dra
matic release from a Japanese
prison camp fills the front pages,
it looks as if "Pappy" Boying
ton will be keeping his promise,
and two of his boys, Maj. Stanley
R. Bailey, group operations offic
er and Capt Rolland Rinabarger,
operations officer of the Hanger
Mo. 2 fighter squadron, are going
into training for the reunion
The article quotes Capt. Rina
barger as saying 'lots of the boys
just couldn't imagine old Pappy'
dead."
Capt. Rinabarger is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rinabarger.
formerly of Medford and now of
Roseburg and graduated from
State college before entering the
marine corps. He recently re
turned to this country after ex
tended duty overseas.
Historical Society
Would Aid Museum
Project In County
Lancaster Pollard, superin
tendent, from the State Histori
cal Society of Oregon, headquar
ters in Portland, has arrived in
Medford to aid in organization
of an Historical Society in Jack
son county and to help promote
a program already begun by the
Sons and Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution to establish an
historical museum in the old
county court house in Jackson
ville. Also to be used as an historical
monument in Jacksonville, and
is the Beekman bank building,
first banking institution in the
state, Mr. Pollard stated, with
maintenance work and supervis
ion to be conducted to a county
society, when formed.
WEAKER SEX?
Los Angeles, Sept. 12 U.R
Slight, 19-year-old Doris Derr
was in jail today charged with
purst snatching, and two rugged
policemen were recovering from
the battle she put up against
arrest. After allegedly taking a
purse from schoolteacher Pansy
M. Fitzslmmons, Mrs. Derr
fought the two policemen almost
to a standstill. Then she tore
the uniform from a jail matron,
refused to have her picture tak
en and made two breaks for
freedom. I
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