BIX MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE
Thursday, Oct 25, 1945
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ATTRACT FINEST
With work of the sifting com
mittee finished and catalogs in
the malls, details had shaped up
early this month pointing to the
annual Cat-Oregon Hereford
association show and sale at
Klamath Falls, on Oct. 28 and 29
as the outstanding event, from
quality standpoint, ever staged
by this Pacific Slope breeders'
organization, according to John
Day, Medford, association president.
Some 100 bulls and 50 females,
the pick of breeding stock from
leading herds of the three coast
states, are slated to be Judged on
Sunday, Oct. 28, by the interna
tionally known beef cattle au
thority. Dr. W. L. Carlyle of
Annadel Farms, Santa Rosa
Calif. On Oct. 29 these cattle
will go through the auction ring,
under the hammer of Auctioneer
Earl O. Walter of Filer, Idaho.
Dinner Sunday
Between these two events, the
western brand of hospitality
which has made Klamath Falls
a popular rendezvous for cattle
men will hold sway, particularly
at the annual cattlemen's dinner
Sunday night In the Willard ho
tel, Day said.
This year arrangements for
conducting the sale will be great
ly improved by Installation of a
permanent public address system
in the sale pavilion, the president
announced. A call system will
also be employed to notify con
signors of the order of sale, thus
helping bring each successive lot
of cattle Into ring promptly as
their turns come.
"Both range operators and
breeders have found the annual
Cal-Oregon events to their lik
ing. There has always been a
good supply of big, heavy-boned,
rugged range bulls, plus many,
choice foundation females and
herd sire prospects," Day assert
ed. "This year this will be more
true than ever, the sale com;
mlttee promises. To aid the range
man in securing bulls In num
bers to meet his needs, It Is an
nounced that no cholcing of pen
lots will be permitted this year.
The entire pen la to sell at the
same per-hcad price In every in
stance. "Adding a great deal of zest
this year to the Sunday show
ing of the cattle will be a total
of $1,200 In premium money, to
be divided between first, second
and third place winners in the
classes shown. Of this amount,
$500 Is coming from Klamath
county, $450 from the Cal-Oregon
Association, and $250 from
the American Hereford associa
tion. "Those planning to attend the
Cal-Oregon show and sale are
urged to get their reservations
for hotel rooms in as early as
possible, addressing Mitchell Til
lotson, sales manager, at the
First National Bank in Klamath
'Falls," Day concluded.
T-4
IS
MEDAL FOR FETE
T4 Nicholas C. Benjamin,
who took part of his military
training at Camp White with th
96tn division, has been awarded
the soldier'.' medal for heroic
action while on Leyte, accord
ing to a letter received by hi:
wif", Mrs. Pi.-P.Ky Jenjamln; 317
South Orange street. T4 Benja
mln is now en route home from
dutv In the Pacific.
The illation said "Technician
Fourth Grad Nicholas C. Ben
Jamin. Field Artillery, United
Sta'.es Armv. For heroism dis
played at Telecrnphe, Leyte,
Phi'ipnlne Inlands on 22 Feb.
1944. Technician Fourth Grade
Beniamln Investigated a fire
alarm at an immunltian dump
discovered a smoking 155m
phosphorous hell amidst
stack of similar ammunition
Knowing the hazards Involved
In sucn a task, he picked the
shell up In his hands and at
tempted to carry It to a well ap
proximately 50 yards away.
Despite painful burns from the
phosphorous. Technician Fourth
Grade Rcniiimin. aided by an
other man, managod to deposite
the sputtering projectile in the
well ;md Immediately sprayed
It with a chemical fire ex
tinguisher and filled the well
with sand. Technician Fourth
Grade Beniamln s quick-witted
ness and heroic actions undoubt
edly saved many lives and pre
vented the lovs and destruction
of a large stock of ammunition
His disrecard for personal wel
fare and self sacrifice in his at
tempt to save his companions
from danger reflects great credit
upon nimself and the military
service."
T4 Benjamin captured a Jap
flag on Leyte on Nov. 7, 1944.
the dav his son. Nicholas Ben
jamln, II. was born. Mrs. Ben
jamin is the daughter of Grover
Comm. 143 Kenwoa street.
MAJ. VILHAUER NEW
EXECUTIVE AT CAMP
Camp While, Oct. 25 Major
Jonas A. Vllhauer has been ap-
nninted executive officer lor
Camp White Men
Don Winter O.D.
Camp White, Oct. 25 Mark
ing the official beginning of fall
and winter for the army, a mem
orandum issued from Camp
White headquarters Wednesday
morning authorized the wearing
of the wool olive drnb uniform
only by men of the Camp White
post. Since many of the men are
scheduled for discharges before
next spring, the order meant that
Tuesday was the last day they
wore their summer tans in the
service.
Notice To Creditors
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON,
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF EbMn It.
MORSE, also known as E. H
Morse. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the County Court for Jack
son County, Oregon, has ap
pointed me administrator of the
estate of ELMER H. MOUSE,
also known as E. H. Morse, de
ceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the
same with proper vouchers with
in six months from this date at
the offices of Neff & Frohn
mayer, Cooley Theatre Building,
Medford, Oregon.
Dated October 24, 1945.
OTTO J. FROHNMAYER,
Administrator.
GRAND JURY ADJOURNS
AFTER FILING REPORT
The Jackson county grand
Jury, Victor Mllnes, Medford,
foreman, filed a brief report and
adjourned subject to further call
yesterday. The report Btated the
grand jury had Inspected the
county jail and found It In good
condition, and c o m p 1 e t e d all
business brought before it.
Two indictments, both against
Robert Benjamin Morrill, charg
ing assault with intent to rob,
and jallbreak were returned.
Merrill was arraigned in circuit
court yesterday. The court will
appoint an attorney for him. He
will go to trial In mid-November
according to present plans.
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John W. Horsley who recently
was made camp commander.
Before his arrival at Camp
White, Maj. Vilhaucr was en
gaged in teaching Chinese to of
ficers and enlisted men at Yale
university. Ft. Jackson, S. C,
University of California and
Camp Beale, Cal.
BIRTHS
RICE To Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene, Phoenix, Oct. 23, 1945, a
son, 8Vi pounds, at Osteopathic
clinic.
Odd-Formed Egg
Found by E. B. Hall
E. B. Hall, .119 South Central
venue, brought an oddly-formed
egg to the Mail Tribune
office yesterday. The egg had
two yolks, one an ordinary yel
low b jt the other consisting of
a soft shell and white in color.
Hall cut the soft shell open and
found the formation of a chicken
ufTI clartpd
The egg was less than a week
old, Hall said.
Uia Mall TrlbuM Want Ada.
PATTON IN PARIS
Paris, Oct. 25 (U.R) Gen.
George S. Patton arrived by
plane today from Germany. Be
ginning tomorrow he will spend
three days attending welcoming
ceremonies at towns his army
liberated in Brittany.
JAMES To Mr. and Mrs.
Walter, 24 Genesee, Oct. 24,
1945, a son, 8'4 pounds, at Osteo
pathic clinic.
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Holland Hotel.
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Classes and Private
Instructions
Phone Mr. Johnson
OCiC Merrick's Ballroom
aWtJtJ between 10 a. m.
and 10 p. m.
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Cherub Milk
4 baby tins
fall cans 27c
rase of 48 tall cans $jJ-29
Saucr Kraut
Doodle Dandy Brand
24-or. can 6for$1.51
Case of 12 $J tfj
i Campbell's
Tomcrto Soup
lO'i-oz. can 35e 12 cam 95c
IfTniuflflJ
Heinz Soup
Cream of Tomato
11-oz. can 2c cans 1 39
Beauty Pink
Salmon
(6 Red Points)
each 22c doz $2.59
.ibby's Pickles
Home-Made Style
No. 22 jar Qc
Ea. Doz. Case
24
Raolc Del Monte No. 303 I 4c $ 1 .39
DCCl j Diced glasg L I
24
Phi. Heinz 24-oz. )Qc SO. 31
UnipS Cucumber glass Q
: 247
Roane Jnckand No. 3 I Oc SO.U SA.17
DBanS Beanstalk tin '
Beans IToJZ ' "Z I3c 51
24
Peas SuKnr BeU No 3 I6C l '87 $3'69
247
Poae Ubby No. 2 I Cc $ 1 .75 SO. 45
rcdS Garden can IP I U
24
Paae Pictsweet No. 2 ICe $1.87 SO. 69
rcaa Fancy, Large can IP I J
Peas ws. Ncan2X I5c$-7i23-4i
Pumpkin Noca2n 4 I T 1 99 2$3 93
PotatoesoShit I6C$-B7 83-69
Tomatoes s2 I5C I 7S $3 4S
Canned, Meat, Fish Ea. Doz. Case
Ham ax NotinU l5c,-75$3-45
Prem Swift'' 33c s3 91 1"
PL,,,,!.. Hunt's
unci iica Lieht
No.2'i
can
No. 303
jar
Red Tag No. 2li
Choice can
Prunes RadncTyag
Prunes
Cocktail v1- No
PoarC HarPer Hse. No. 2',i
real a Choice, Halves can
Paarhae Highway NoTi'X"
reacnes siiCed, y.c. can
Canned Juices
24
4Q S4.7S Sg 45
"jJc $j.S3SJ2l
"JYC -99
SSS791-?7
"283T3 r$B
2ZS s 57
Gardenside
Tomato Sauce
8-oz. tin 12 tins 2g
Case of 24 tins $ QQ
Sunny Bank Margarine
(12 pts.) Mb pkg. 20C
Ea.
Case
Pnitlrlail V-8 Fancy 18-oz.
UIJCMail Vegetable can
12 24
jgc $ .75 Sg.45
pnLl.:i V-8 Fancy 46-oz.
UOCKIdll Veeetable can
6 12
3c S 81 S3 57
; Peaches
Halves
2i can 24c DZ' 2'8'
Case S'61
Tan Ihimm Sunny No. 2
UlllaWHIlieDawn.Fcv. can
12 24
Qc $ .15 $2 25
Figs
Sundown
No. 300
tin
12 24
5 $ 75 $3.45
7 Juice
Town House No. 2
Grapefruit can
12 24
3c $ j .51 $2-97
Juice
Town House 48-oz.
Grapefruit can
6 12
2gc $ J .69 S3.33
Blended Juice
Blended Juice
12 24
no 8 8 2 n4 n
BLEND O' GOLD
6 12
46-oz. 2c S2'47 s4 89
BLEND O" GOLD
Real Roast
Peanut Butter
21b. jat 39C 3 jar. $1.12
6 jars $2.19
Howdy Peanut Butter
Coarse Grind
Mb. jar 45c 3 Jars SUQQ
6 jars $2.55
EDWARDS COFFEE
Regular, Drip and Pulverized
1U. Jar 28C Jar 54c
Cigarettes 2 pkg 26c
Carton $
1.28
Beverly
Peanut Butter
Mb- Jar 45c 3 Jar. $1.30
2.55
Camels, Luckies, Chesterfields
Favorite MatchesCartonof 624c
ToOthpickSstraicjit, strong gr. 3 for 10c
Gold Crown Brooms J1.29
Sandwich Bags Woodland pkg. 10
4m
Airway Coffee ?rreShdbag20e Hhg- 58e
Kaffee Hag Z8 "b-jar 35'
Sanka Coffee SU Vlb-3ar 36'
Hershey's Cocoa Wb pk8- 9
Cocomalt ChocoIate drink 1-lb- RT 41
Borden's HemoSi Mb.j.r59.
Canterbury Tea S Ulb pkg 22
Silk Tissue 4roii.l5c
Westag Flavors Vani!"rnnd 4oz- T
NOB HILL COFFEE
One of the World's Biggest Valuec 45 C
InFin8Coflee,lb.baa23e 21b.
Kingsford Starch, 1-lb pkg. 9
Rinso Soap Gramtd 24-or. pkg. 23
Sierra Pine Scap TC 2 bars 13
Prince Albert Tobaccopkg.10c
T-Bone
Steak
(5 ptr)
Cr. 'A' lb 48C
Sirloin
Steak
(5 pis )
Cr- A" lb 4Qc
3-sudwdnq
It'K Cbd Shew
Short Ribs lb. 20c
Lamb Chops 3 pt. Gr. 'A' lb. 43c
Yeal Chops Spts. Gr. 'A' lb. 42c
Veal Steak ? &.-a-mi.
Yeal Steak 2 pis. Gr. -A' lb. 2c
Yeal Roast iq.cut Gi. "A" lb. Ztc
Pork Sausage v;,'b 29c
Wieners 'We1 lb.374
Fryers pJSSL lb.49c
Shredded Wheat Wheaties
Nabisco Brealdast of Champions
Pkg llC llC
Safeway fruits and vegetables are rushed from farm to store-
For Pies Medium
Size
Soda Crackers Tasty Maid 21b pkg 28e
Hi-Ho Crackers s 1,b pkg 21'
peacock Buckwheat Flour 101bbag 84c
Duff Mixes Muwanffiend pkg' 22c
Ice Cream Mix,dMi" pkg 10e
Cinch Cornbread Mix llb pkg 18e
Rose Popcorn Larf!rCffy 10-i pkg 17e
Strained HoneyBrL 5Ib ti"$1.15
Cheese
Just right
for sauce
Pabst-clt. Stud.
and Pimento
Flour Kcraft":51b- ,k$1.15
Harvest
Blossom
6'i-oz. pkg.
so-ib. '2.25
25-lb. sk. QCc 50-lb. $1
Flour
1.82
6-oz. for 1 C e
Pumpkins
Cranberries
Oranges
Grapes Tokays and Malagas
Onions, local
Celery
Danish Squash
Sweet Potatoes
APPLES
252 and
larger. Juicy
Sweet Spanish
5
Tender Crisp
Local
Crop
Delicious
Candied
lb. 5c
lb. 33c
lbs. 54c
lb. 9c
lbs. 59c
lb. 17c
lb. 5c
lb. 10c
Fowl
New Toik
Dressed. "A"
Ib.42c
Sweetheart Soap
Combination Pack
C Grade Jnath'ns lb. 121 i
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U S. No. 2s, 50-lb. k. 69e
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3 pts Cr.
'A' lb 30e
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Beef Pot Roast Arm2'
Ground Beef ESS
Gr. 'A lb. 27c
LIGHT GLOBES
FROSTED
25 watt 60 wait Jj
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lb.28
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Standing Rib Roasts
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