Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 30, 1945, Page 3, Image 3

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STATERS BATTLE
FROIVI BEHIND TO
TIE CAMP BEALE
Corvallis, Ore, Sept. 29 (U.PJ
An inexperienced Oregon
State team came from behind in
the last minute to tie a Camp
Beale team, 14-14, here Uday.
It was the opening game of
the season for Oregon State and
the first played by the squad in'
three years.
The Camp Beale team scored
first only three seconds before
the end of the first half, when
Montgomery, right end, took an
18-yard pass in the end zone.
Morgan took Walthall's pass
for the extra point. The Staters
hit paydirt on the fourth play
of the final quarter when Full
back Stevens hit the the line
Wires yards for a touchdown aft
er a 62-yard drive. McGuire of
Portland converted, tying the
score. The soldiers scored a few
minutes later when Deterville re
covered a fumble on the OSC 40.
In three plays Camp Beale pass
ed to a second touchdown.
With only 26 seconds remain
ing in the game, Garth Rouse
of Woodburn, sub fullback, scor
ed on fourth down from the one
yard line with McGuire kicking
the goal.
Ui Mail Tribune Want Ads.
CHICKEN and STEAK
DINNERS
KING'S CAFE
Owned by OTTO and
WAVE KING
Highway 99 at Talent
Come Out and See the Bearil
ELP WANTED
WOMEN-
PEAR PACKERS wanted for LARGE FRUIT!
MEN-
for FRUIT PICKERS. Excellent pay, long
job, close to town. Also for PACKING
HOUSE HELP, TRUCKERS, CAR LOAD.
ERS and COLD STORAGE.
Apply In Peirson at . . .
BEAR CREEK ORCHABBS
Vi Mile South On Pacific Highway Phone 2161
CHECKERS
WANTE
GOOD PERMANENT PGSiTIQKS
PLEASANT WORKING
CONDITIONS -GOOD WAGES
ill fjciswii ai cum r
Safeway Store in Medford
T" - if ,j, m ""Tll fl ihl.IlT Jtii
3P REAL MfffkTiJI
f L,VE- NNjiSF
I STOCK WKy
I, INSURANCE 'Mmzt
Protect Your Livestock With a
GE FEIf CE
It'i a good time right now to tee that your fencet are
in good shape and build new onet where they are
needed. Replace broken down fences with tturdy de
pendable woven wire fence it't a long-time, dividend-paying
investment and we've a good supply on hand to fill your
needs.
High School Scores
Eugene 24 Springfield 0
Klamath Falls 38, Salem 7
Grants Pass 20 Coquille 6
Forest Grove 33 Scappoose 0
Seaside 7 Rainier 0
Corvallis 21 Bend 6
Grejham 33, Parkrose 0
Vernonia 13. St Helens 13
Sweet Home 13, University
(Eugene) 12
North Bend 27, Albany 0
Camas 27 The Dalles 1
McMinnville 45, Oregon
City 6
Roseburg 12. Lebanon 0
Sarin 34, Estacada 0
Pndleton 7 Baker 0
Cottage Grove 20, Reedsport 7
Hilliboro 21 Milwaukee 0
West Linn 6 Tillamook 0
Cavhy 13, Sandy 7
To'-ido 32, Mossyrock 0
TROY TOYS WITH
BEARS. COP 13-2
Berkeley, Calif., Sept. 29 (U.R)
Coach Jeff Cravath's Univer
sity of Southern California Tro
jans took another long step to
ward their third successive bid
to the Rose Bowl here this after
noon as they toyed with the
fumbling University of Califor
nia Bears for a 13-2 victory.
Led by Morris, who scored
both USC touchdowns, the south
erners were in charge of things
all the way.
The two California points
came in the third stanza when
USC took the ball on its own
six. From there Quarterback
Peterson was tackled behind the
goal line. That was the only time
the Bears presented much in the
way of a threat to the Southern
California defense.
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UGLANS LUCKY TO
I
Los Angeles, Sept. 29 (U.PJ
The University of California at
Los Angeles staved off a passing
attack by the San Diego Naval
Training Station in the last per
iod to win a hard-fought 20-14
victory before 20,000 fans today
at the coliseum.
With Skip Rowland and Cal
Rossi running the navy end and
tackle for big gains, the Bruins
opened up a 20-7 lead, only to
almost lose the game as the navy
marched through UCLA's poor
pass defense.
The winners showed the same
strong running attack that char
acterized their opener against
Southern California last week,
but Coach Bert Labrucherie re
mained unable to mend the glar
ing pass defects that cost him
his first game in bigtime college
competition.
Lillard Searches
For Foes to Face
Lipscomb, Jones
UTa.lr T u.ae Vll.eV KHaV.
ing formidable opponents for
Tack .imscomb, coast junior
heavyweight champion, and
Pnii,, Rnfiis iTnne for his
Thursday night wrestling pro
gram ai Meaiora armory, dunes
urn 1 .incenmh nri reluctant to
face each other but the mat 1m-
pressirio said yesterday he is
trying to force them together.
However, Lillard said, if he
cannot get them Into the ring at
the .'time time Thursday they
will face outstanding opposition.
nrobably in a double main
pvpnt
Lilliard was In contact with
Joe Lynam to determine if he
is surficiently recovered from a
recurrent attack of malaria to
be on the card.
Zamperini, Olympic
Star, Heads Home
Honolulu, Sept. 29 (US)
Capt. Louis Zamperini, former
Olympic track star, arrived in
Hawaii late yesterday aboard an
ATC plane 28 months after leav
ing here in a bomber on a rou
tine flight.
Zamperini's plane was forced
down at sea and after 47 days
on a raft he and two other men
reached a Japanese Island and
were captured. Zamperini will
remain here several days visit
ing friends and then will fly to
his home town of Torrance,
Calif.
RACING
Inclcwood, Cal., Sept 29 'U.R)
Louis B. Mayer's Busher, top
money winning filly of all time
pushed her earnings past the
$300,000 mark by winning to
day's $50,000 Hollywood Derby
at the Hollywood part.
New York, Sept. 29 (U.R)
Star Pilot carried the colors of
the Maine Chance farms to vic
tory today in the $25,000 added
Futurity at Belmont Park after
his stablemate, the undefeated
filly, Beaugay, fell 50yards from
the wire.
AIRPORT GROWS GRASS
New York (U,R) - Grass Is
growi ig on the city's great new
Idlewild Airport but it's there
on cirpose The sandy fill
arount' the field's concrete run
ways has been planted with
beach grass to prevent sand
storms and tide erosion.
BUY
ANOTHER
VICTORY
BOND
NOW!
Keep on
Buying
Them!
The Need
It Still
Urgent
It Will
Be YOUR
Salute to
the Men
Who Have
Won Victory
PIREB01RAI0S
BAD AS ATOMICS
Mather Field. Cal.. Sept. 29
(U.PJ Firebomb raids by B-29
bombers leveled Japanese cities
just about as effectively as the
two atomic bomb strikes. Brig.
Gen. Roger M. Ramey, command'
er of the 58th "bombardment
wing of the 29th Air Force, de
clared tonight.
Ramey arrived at Mather
Field late today in the first
plane of an en masse movement
back to the United States of
three wings of the 20th Air
Force. About 360 B-29s will ar
rive here in the next weeks.
Nearly all of the men will be
eligible for immediate discharge,
Kamey said.
Telephone Company
Places Instruments
Faster Than Orders
N. R. Powley, president of the
Pacific Telephone and Tplperanh
company, in connection with the
release yesterday of dividend
checks for the third ounrtpr
made a comprehensive statement
concerning tne status of tele-
pnone installations and record
high usage of long distance calls,
according to a copy of the state
ment received by H. B. Ham
mond, local manager of the com
panv.
Toll and long distance calls
during the first eight months of
the year reached new high levels,
Powlev said. An increase
about 18 per cent over the large
traffic volumes of the same ner.
iod a year ago and about 142
per cent over the same period in
Dre-Pearl Hnrhnr Have wno nntaA
Peak of the telephone shortage
was in August when 305,000 un
filled orders were on hand, Pow
ley's statement said. More than
298,000 were for service In resi
dences. Telephones are now be
ing installed faster than new ord
ers come in, Powley added.
Too Late to Classify
run oALiE two complete nets of
dishes, Rood condition, $3.73 and
;2 30. Also misccll. kitchen uten
sil Call between 1 and 8 p. m..
Wflft'ie"acre cnTckcn ranch.
yJUUv close in. S?d equipped
for 1200 chickens with
running water pined to each and
electric lights. 350 bronze turkevs
go with place. Large, well-constructed
barn and storage loft. New
and attractive modern 3-hedroom
house. New linoleum in bath, kltch.
en and dinette, rues in bedrooms
and living room. Electric hot water
tank, anvil 1 white enamel kitchen
ramie Venetian blinds. Electric
pressure pump. Good well. Almost
completed RnraRe and wood shed.
Enclosed yard and Harden spot with
lawn and shade trepa. Immediate
possession. $3000 cash, like rent on
paiance. iTinune Box 499B,
WE HAVE FIR SAWDUST Call Fa-
ber, 4440.
FOR SALE 1 941 Che v. truck.
be!ow ceiling -Norman Smith, Cen
tral Point. Turn left 2nd St . across
railroad to lumber yard, turn right,
2nd house.
TR ACTOR FOR SALE Oliver 80
tra-jtoi Run 3 mo. Power tike off.
jrnJsomtrjeJPhone6201.
FOR SALE Wood heating atdve76.
28 Quince St
WANTED Man with buzz saw
cut wood. Phone 3546.
to
WANTER To share apartment with
Christian woman or girl. Ph. 5673.
BARGAINS Slightly used clothing
iur mn wnoie mmny. oiH is. Main.
WANTED to hire respotistbTeT"tn'
dustrinus man by month to run di
versified ranch at Prospect. Phone
4467
FOR SALE BULB LAND, 16-10 acres
located in Brookings, ocean front
afle, water, lights, sewerage avail
able. Land prepared for fall plant
ing, beautiful homesight. Sell with
... Qf jiyifhout bulbs Phone SflJrO.
FOR SALE Checkseal v a cu nil mc can
er, good working condition. Phone
4P20.
ffQCfA Mahorany bar" walk In
VJJUv DO mrd tables, chairs,
restaurant equipment,
fountain, counters, gas stoves, re
frigerator for sale for $330000. See
J. C. Barnes Real Estate, 31 S. Front
St. Phone 0172.
FOR SALE Dark red male Cocker
spaniel 10 months old. Excellent
hunter prospect. Utopia Tourist
Haven.
WANTED to do laundry at 413 W.
Second.
FOR SALE Wood circulating heater.
413 W Second.
LOST Small black smooth haired
dog with brown markings and long
tail, limp In hind leg. Phone 5102.
DAY AND EVENING care of Children
at Holmes Nursery, 402 Board man.
Phone 4310.
FOR S 4LEPre-war Simmons dav
e no 742 West 14th. Phone 2433 .
FOR SALE Weiner pigs. Sunday
only. Half mile south of Voorhica
crossing.
FOB
We Offer for Sale Our
CIRCULAR
Located 17 Miles North of Medford on the
Crater Lake Highway
Daily Capacity 20.000 Feet
f 125 H. P. Diesel Motor
and other necessary equipment
Gulf Red Cedar Company. Inc.
MAN" with accounting1 experience,
wanted to manage the office of
Morton Millinr Co.. 10 W. Jackson
St. Reference req uired.
PRUNES Petite and Italian: toma"
toes. B. E. Ford 2 mi. west on the
Jacksonville Hwy, Perrvdnle 4th
huire on the riht. Phone 6263.
FOR SALE 5-room houseTtwb ' b c d
rooms, basement and oil furnace,
hardwood floor and fireplace.
Phone 6100.
WAITTED Modern two - berdoom
house, furnished or unfurnished,
Will pay cash. Tribune Box 32.
FOR SALE Circulating wood heater.
CaU Ml No. Ivy St.
WANT TO BUY A good used 9xlB
rug. Box184. Central Point. Ore.
FOR SALE Nice 17-jewel Hamilton
man' wrist-watch, price $40 00.
Phoentx-J'Ville Hwy., mile west
of Worhies crossing Box 485. Call
evenings after ti p. m.
CONCORD GRAPES, Italian and Pe
tite prunes, plums, Delicious. Jona
tho. Winter Banana apples. Toma
toes, No. 1 melons. Grower's prices.
Pay Less Market. 233 So. Riverside,
opposite Firestone.
WE HAVE FIR SAWDUST Call Fa-
bcr's. 4441.
RUMMAGE SALE
The Sunny Sisters Circle of the
Presbyterian Church will hold a
rummage sale in the church on
Oct 6th starting at 9 a.m. Gtod
clothes will be tcatured. w
For Immediate Sale
(jrrAA 33 acres, irrigated, as
UJDUU acres in clover. 3 room
house, drilled well, water
pressure sysem. 3 room house on
Crater Lake Highway. Larfe nearly
new barn. Some terms.
Q A C AH 3 acres, irrifc-ated, 4-room
tJjUU house, 3 miles from Med
Y ford. Land in clover.
Terms
QCCCi Choice lots. 90 ft. by 180 ft.
OUDU Building restrictions $5,000.
At city limits. Nothing
better See
J C. BARNES. Real Estate
31 So Front St. Office Phone 9172
Hume Phone 4928
I NEWLY upholstered davenport and"
chain 1 rug and pad, 7 ft. B in. by
12 it.; 1 brown rug 7a by 10'a;
1 snull radio; 1 daveno. 1 end tabic
1 M.'.vtag washer; I Coolerator kc
nox. .13 quince ai.
A NlCtt country home, on 5 acres,
irrigated, close in. 3 rooms und
urcasviust room, basement, meplaco.
Cooitir.g and healing stoves, uiuing
set. cream separator, a good cows,
ona oung call, uuout putlets
starting to lay. An assortment oi
fruit Barn, 2 chlcnen nouses, worn
hop, garage, city water uice shade.
NICE 3 bedroom house. Large living
room wun circulating fircpiacc. also
oil crrculutor in inning" room. bO-gai.
elccir'c hot water tank; neat kit
chen, service porch with launory
truys. Uarayo, enclosed uaett yard,
bhudo. rcur scnools.
80 ACHES, Table Rock district, fenc
ed, no buildings. Spring water tor
lock. Terms
20 ACRES. $1 000. Unimproved. Near
town, suitauio lor grapes and stone
truiu. Will divide.
SMALL NEW HOUSE; good chicken
houbu. garage and wooa room, fcage
Oi town, 'icrnis.
DAD KuDUtTS (Broker)
71U W. UU Oli
AnrAA io rooms, A baths, close in,
JSnU'J suitable ior rooming no use
V v w or upartmonts, lure cor
ner lot, paved, double
sarace. nicely lanuscapcd. Immedi
ate possess ion. icrms can ue
arranged.
rtQf-. Buys this nice little auo-
.YjjUu urban property, about 4S
yvwv 1(ind Wllb 4 room
house. Irrigated. Mcdiord water ior
dome'tic use. 5 minutes trom down
town S1000 will handle, balance
easv terms.
AM r AAA One of the finest coun
Mb UUU try homes, with 8
t?lU,UVU y irrigated land.
lots ot trees and shrubbery. Just a
few minutes drive lrom Medtord.
tznnA hnni and stable for horses.
. . a r,tnm. nnrl bath, west
S4jUu 8it,e- lnrKe lot- cios. toi
SCnoOlS, Iircpitin nnu
of oilier nice features. Can arrange i
some financing. Now available ior
lmmrtion.
Cpti( 5 rooms and bath, on ,
hUuU pavement, near high;
yj w v v f ch0O possession in a
week. This is a nice little home ano ,
located In a nice neighborhood.
WE ALSO have some very fine Hit- !
ings of combination stock and .
dairy ranches that are money mak
ers. Come in and let ui show you
thes. properties.
TENGWALD AGENCY. Realtors ,
Holly Theatre Bldg. "On thcCorner
WiLLBUY good inncrspring mattress
or m'-tal bed and mattress. Phone
4073 Medford or write Bob Baker,
Prospect. Ore.
FOR SALE Prewar furniture, bed
davino and chair, breakfast set.
bed. pprinpi. nnd inner spring mat
tress and felt mattress. Mahogany
rocker, end tables, coffee tables.
202 W. 3rd. Phone JHWS;
FOIt-SALE Two-wheel trailer,' good
condition. Can be seen at General
Petroleum service station at Oth & i
Cential. ;
FORSAl.E ElectrTc phonograph$4d.
P h o n r 595 6
WAN TED Local girl to work In doc
tor's office. Tribune Box399.
REWARD to person for knowledge of
the whereabouts of my Red Irish
Setter hunting dog. Lyle Kinney,
B33 E Jackson.
FOR SALE and to give away, small
type good bred dogs and puppies.
Good watch dogs, good rat and
mou.ers Call 4269.
FOR SALE Good iised blue serge
man's suit, size 38 urey overconi
size 40. 2 pnir new khaki trousers,
size 34-34. Call 4269.
FOR SALE Hotpolnt electric range.
battery radio wim an oatieries.
720 West Jackson.
PARTS and SERVICE
for all nMkft m ttMIIKHI
nil imnimCKArolts
YOUNGER S APPLIANCE
SERVICE CO.
31 N Bartlett. Phone 2419
pan i iw, aaui
tuiMitiln il'n
hi
SALE
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FOR SALS Shady lot with new gar
ago corner W. 10th and Washing
ton 326 No. Riverside after 3 00
p m Sunday or call 2022 before
w00a mMonday
WE HAVE FIR SAWDUST Call Fa
ber s, 4449.
BABY BLANKETS Large selection
of Esmond. Qulltex and Pepperells.
SNUGGINS Blanket Fasteners.
BABY PILLOWS St Pillow Cases.
TINY TOT'S SHOP
Third Floor Medford Bldg.
1940 G.E. Vacuum with attachments.
Like new.$40 Phone 3J64.
yOH SALE No. 1 Vetch seed. Club
seed whoat, baled straw at farm
prices. Isaac's. Crater Lake Hwy.
BABY BOTTLE WARMERS
BABY FOOD WARMERS
BABY FEEDING SETS
Automatic-Electric VAPORIZERS
TINY TOT'S SHOP
Third Floor Medford Bldg.
FOR SALE 3-burner oil stove, gaso
line ran. 3-burner gasllne plate,
large round table, blasting battery.
Unrte'wood typewriter. At mora v.
wnretouse truck. Call after 6 p.m.
FOR SALE Red fryers. Jacksonville
Hwy. First house west Dr. Hoff
man's. C. A. Rector, phone 6140.
FOR SALE City directory 1943 issue.
trice 'a. rnone ftiet""rd 2H7Q
NOTICE Commercial Spraying will
start soravtne Deach trees rlrht
away Phone Pacific Feed and Seed
34)3 or witnrow eafii.
TIRES FOR SALE A carload of
third grade tires, all sizes. Rich'
fiel'l Oil Station, across from Big
i auirc. riiunc a ttf .
FOR SALE Complete 12 gauge shot
run shell reloading outfit. Includ
ing primers, powder, shot, crimper,
etc. All or any part. Lincoln's Ser
vice, sin at niversinc.
NOTICE Bob's Poultry and Picking
riant win d closed sept. 29th and
LAST CHANCE for canning tomatoes,
Coloied fryers and hens special at
43c lb also a special price by the
dozen for your locker. Franklin
Grocery.
A P RICOT and Peach Growers Ge"i
your Paradichlornbenze and Bordo
Mixture at Samson's.
EASTERN STAR will hold a rummage
sale, Oct olier 1st and 2nd at K of I
halt, corner of Grape and 5th, 9:30
a.m. ic o p.m.
FOR SALE; 300 Savage almost new.
330 Weaver scope peep and open
signts new an lenincr scannaro.
2'v boxes shells $153. Mc Fad den,
Lozer Lane.
L U M B 1 R
Lumber Nails Roofing
Dry Flooring and Siding
Low Priced No Priority
R O STEPHENSON CO
Court and McAndrews Road
Phone 20U0 Medford
CASH N A FLASH
FOR VOUR CAR
Save Time Cash and Gas
Call Automobile Market,
Trlendly Medford Dealer.
Ph 3019 flth and Bartlett
No Red Tape When You Sell
to US
KtEP voui house cooiet this summei
with IM Rock Wool insulation Bat
tens Call us tor information
BIG PINES LUMBER CO
LUMBER
Rjug Boards
and Dimension
REDWOOD and CEDAR
FENCE POSTS
Nail Roofing
CAMERON MOFFITT
L'lMBER CO
So. Rlvernide at - Barnett Rd.
r
8. T. Goodrich told tires containing synthetic rubber 3 FULL YEARS
before any othor company. This EXTRA EXPERIENCE makes today's
Goodrich! tops in tires.
L
Sunday Sept. 30. 1943 MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE THREE
REPLACE youi bronen window gis
New glass installed while vou wait
MEDFORD MILLWOKK CO
The Glass House
Phune 4112 io ih and Grape
ADAH'S Beauty Solon now open for
business. Permanent! a specialty
Phoe2664;
ROOM FOR RENT Pleasant room
for man close in. 609 E. Main.
J liiltrtiiiiMi-iiiniiiriii 1 1 imrfailvi'iiii fi vim
Looks and Feels Like Rubber!
LONQ-WEARINGI
WATERPROOFI
WASHABLEI
36 INCHES mn
Will mak walking lofer; wfter In sforei, offices ond hallways ; ; i
whother used as a runner, or cemented side to side as a wall-to-wall
covering!, Made of heavy asphalt molded over an asphalt
saturated felt base... and corrugated to prevent slipplngl Dull .
black ... won't show dirt quickly! Apply with linoleum paste! Seo
this practical . . . economical floor covering ... at Wards .. . today!
MONTGOMERY WARD
WIS
SERVICE
NOW A V All ABLE No 1 eertigradc
red :edai shingles Big Piues Lum
ber Co
FOR SALE Tomatoes, cucumbers,
carrels, beets, green peppers egg
plattt und dill Bateman, ','4 mile
N W of Central Point, on Taylor Hd.
WANTLD Electric stove. Ph. 20a'ti.
1942 GLIDER trailer house. 24 TC
lengtn. Valley View, Ross TwedelL
SUPER
HUBBARD -WRAY 00.
P. 0. Box 308
STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA
Fhona 2119
39 NORTH RIVERSIDE
8th and Front
PHONE 4011