Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 25, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text4 LOCAL and i Called To Florida Mrs. V. I. ' Eakin and daughter, Mrs. C. H. Coghill, have been called to St. Petersburg, Fla., because of the jerious illness of Mrs. Eakin's mother. i Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be at the KP hall Friday and Saturday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Those wishing permits or licenses to drive cers are asked to get in touch with the examiner during those hours. Aerie To Meet Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093 and auxiliary. Fraternal Order of Eagles, will meet in the hall, 219 West Main street tonight at 8 o'clock. There .'will be balloting, initiation and committee reports. Refresh ments and a dance will conclude the evening. k4 ... ,." Discharged S'Sgt. Clarence A. Neathamer of 509 Austin atreet was discharged from the army at McClellan Field, Calif., recently after three and one-half years of service with the army air forces, a release from the field states. Sgt. Neathamer was last stationed at the air field at Laredo, Tex., where he was an ' engineer. The sergeant's wile, l Mabel, resides at the Austin ' street address. HALLOWEEN COSTUME DANCE Saturday, Oct. 27 Sams Valley Grange Karakul Wool Blankets Have you selected your beau tiful lifetime Blanket or Auto Robe? Sale now going on. Open to 9 p. m. Banquet Room Holland Hotel. "! HEAR Humphrey Is Still PAYING CASH For USED CARS" See Humphrey First Humphrey Motors USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. FOR SALE ONE GaferpHlar 50 DIESEL TRACTOR and Bulldozer Located 17 Miles North of Medford on Crater Lake Highway Gulf Red Cedsr Co., Inc. - Box 30S Stockton, California m a? M0 ELKS' PPff I1HL.&.UWE. 3& UPPER SERVED AT MIDNIGHT PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 6:30 p. m. Reames chapter, O.E.S., covered dish dinner at ' Masonic Temple followed by stated communication and past matrons and past patrons night. 8:00 p. m. Public card party, Sacred Heart parish hall. 8:00 p. m, Chrysanthemum Thimble club, home of Mrs. Francis McConochie, 1015 West ' Twelfth street. Friday 1:00 p. m. Electa Social ciub. Girls' Community club. Hos tesses, Mrs. Stella Hendrickson, Mrs. Jennie Thompson. Daughters To Meet Daught ers of Union Veterans will .neet tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the ar mory to make plans for a rum mage sale and bazaar. To Erect Cottage I. A. Lar son, 623 Benson street, applied at the office of the city superin tendent yesterday for permission to erect a cottage at an estimated cost of $1,000. Car Stolen A 1941 Chevrolet sedan owned by W. D. Jackson of Ashland, and reported stolen in that city yesterday, was later recovered at the checking station at the California-Oregon bound ary and returned to the owner, according to a report filed with Medford city police. Invite Navy Mothers Mem bers of Navy Mothers' club No. 46 are invited to attend a Navy Day dance Saturday, Oct. 27, at the Riverside USO. The recent ly organised Camp White navy band will furnish music, for the dance and refreshments will be served by navy mothers during intermission. In Hospital Mrs. Willard Dudley, Marsh Lane, a patir-nt at Sacred Heart hospital, is con valescing satisfactorily, relatives report. Mrs. Dudley's brother, Floyd Dunn of Olympia, Wash., is reported to be seriously ill in an Olympia hospital, where he recently underwent major sur gery. Mother of Mrs. Dudley and Mr. Dunn is Mrs. Katie Dunn, Marsh Lane. D.A.R. To Meet Crater Lake chapter, Daughters of. the Amer ican Revolution, will be enter tained for the October meeting Saturday, Oct. 27, at the home of Mrs, W. W. P. Holt, 11 Corn ing Court. Mrs. Blanche Frisbie, Jackson county public health nurse, will be In charge of the program for the meeting. Mrs. Holt's assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Glenn O. Taylor and Mrs. H. E. Marsh. Auto Mishaps H. G. White, Rt. 1, box 244, and Red Cullen, Medford, drove cars involved in a mishap at Riverside and East 9th street Wednesday, according to an accident report on file. A 1941 Ford sedan operated by M. V. Younger, Rt, 1, box 460, and a 1939 Chevrolet pickup driven by Jacob Troutman, Rt. 2, box 381-B, were in collision on East ; Main street at 11:20 a. m. Wed nesday, another report states. . Commander Here Com. George H. Winne of the navy, i who saw service in both the north Atlantic and the Pacific i during the war, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Nelle Winne, 609 I West Tenth street, and other : Medford relatives. Com. Winne is ; well known, having attended sen ! lor high school here and recelv ; ing his appointmept to the Unit j ed States Naval academy at An 1 napolij from Medford. He has i been an officer in the regular I navy for more than 10 years. Com. Vinne Is accompanied by his wife. For Elks and Their Ladies Only SAT. NITE-OCT. 27 NO ADMISSION MUSIC Starts 10 P. M. - Lasts till 2 A, M. Visitor Home The Kev. 1. F. r Belknap and Mrs. Belknap, Pa cific highway south, returned home Tuesday after visiting rela tives in Wenatchee, Wash., and Portland. The Belknaps recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary- Home From England Harold Sutherland, petty officer in the navy sea Dees, arrivea m iaea ford Wednesday from England and is spending a 30-day leave with his wife at their home on Howard avenue and with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Suther land, Phoenix. Sutherland, who P"5"' 15 months in England serv- ing as a mailman in a naval postal unit, will report to San Pedro upon expiration of his leave. Vets Register Registering yesterday with Jackson county selective service board No, 1 were the following discharged veterans: John B. Camden, Roy T. Camden, Ralph E. Harger, Rockwell G. Brittson, Roy E. Reynolds, Joseph . Arbogost, Martin S. Otis, Kenneth D. Wea ver, Cecil W. Eccleston, Thomas Lewis, Robert B. Lamieson, Jr., Leonard K. Stevenson, Richard C. Kern, and John H. Neil. Reg istered with board No. 2 are Dale F. Millett, Newton L. Smith Jr., Warren E. Poling, John L. Loper, Charles E. Watson, Wil liam P. Jacobs, Neil H. Wright, Jessie E. M. Cook, Larren H. Hess, Lewis T. Buckley, Richard O. Skeeters, George L. Evans, Joseph J. Lucky, Wayne P. Vin cent, and Russel H. Utter. CM. All SPEAKS AT KIWANIS MEET Highlights of the formal sign ing of the peace treaties aboard the battleship Missouri, which ended the Japanese war, were given by Capt. B. N. Ahl, navy medical officer, at the meeting of the Medford Kiwanis club yes terday at noon. Capt. Ahl is ex ecutive officer for the Camp White naval hospital. The captain also related other interesting events of the war, be ginning with the Pearl Harbor disaster and concluding with the arrival of the Missouri, on which he was stationed, In Tokyo bay at the end of hostilities, A num ber of photographs were display ed by the officer. He was introduced by Don Newbury, program chairman of the club. THE GRANGE Roxy Ann Grans Roxy Ann Grangers are Invit ed to attend a masquerade party at the Roxy Ann Grange hall the night of Oct. 31. Those at tending are urged to be at the hall promptly at 8 p.m. in Hal lowe'en costumes. Friends may be invited to accompany mem bers. If you need to GUILD UP 8S0 S-CQD! Due To Monthly Lossss If you lees bo much durtn? ssatSily period that you feel mo eat, "dragged out" tfttt may be due to tow Mood-irea so try Lydia E. Piz&hasi'c tahjcts one ol the greatest blood -Iron toaica you can buy. Pinkfaam Tablet are also famous to help relieve symptoms of monthly functional fiiatxu&auooe. Follow label direction. Lydia L PinUan's TA C 16T5 Do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? TASTE ETH an improved powder to bo sprinkled on upper or lower pistes hold fai teeth marc firmly in piare uo not suae, sup or roe. No jrummy. onv dhi? taste or feeling FASTFETH aiksitne mon add Does not our Check "plate rdor" (.-ienture brealhV Get FAS- TLtTn at any drug ttore. ANNUAL LAST RITES FOR MRS. BLAKELEY FRIDAY 3:30 P.M. Last rites for Myrtle Blakeley, widely known Medford - - resraem wna passeu away i . ' -day afternoon at a local hospital where she had been a patient tor nearly three months, will be held Friday at the Conger-Morris fun eral parlors. The Rev. Geoige Turney of St. Mark's Episcopal church will conduct the service in the chapel at 3:30 p. m. and interment will be in tha Jack sonville cemetery, Mrs. Blakeley, who had lived In Medford 40 years, was a former county treasurer, haing served from 1915 to 1919, nd prior to that was an accountant in the office of the county rec order. For the past 24 years she had been an accountant and of fice manager for the Medford Mail-Tribune. Mrs. Blakeley leaves to mourn ber passing one daughter, Nina F. Blakeley, Medford; one broth er, Etna W. Wall, Medford, and one sister, Mrs. O. E. Blacking- ton of Woodside, Calif., as well as a number of nieces and nephews. The deceased was a native of Nebraska, having been born at .Niobrara April 22, 1887. Livestock Portland, Ore.. Oct- 35 (VP lavestoeiE: Cattle 250. eaH-es SO. market less active, but mostly steady early, me- atum sraointer steers 13-14 OO; riockers t!0-i2OQ: cut t era to common heifer-, V8-I l.OO; canner and cutter cows jfi s.to; Dulls scarce; good to choice vaalexa quotable i3 50-14; or above. Boss 35, market active, steady at ceilings, harrow and silts. SiS.80; sows SJ5.03. Sheep 100, demand rood, market fully steady, pood to choice 85-pound iambs. 51250: top this week $13 00; good slaughter ewes salable $4 30 5.0$; sales wt'hout subsidy ceruiica- iian, up to so mt. South San Francisco, Oct. 25 Cattle 250: fteady. Good steers and heifers absent. Two loads feeder steers offered Good range cows quoted SI 1 . 3-12 25; medium range cows $ti.0B; cuttei to common, dairy. bred ta 00-10 00 csnners $6.50- SE E17 AT OUR SHOWROOMS 6th O FOR THE LADIES TO SOME LADY A GIFT OF A BEAUTIFUL EVENING DRESS SEE IT NOW-ON DISPLAY AT ADRIENNES O FOR THE MEN TO SOME MAN A GIFT OF A HANDSOME NEW SUIT SEE IT NOW ON DISPLAY AT BARKER'S O FOR THE TIGERS A gift of a FREI TRIP to fho EAST-WEST SHRINE FOOTBALL GAME San Francisco all expenses paid to one member of MEDFORD HiGH'S TIGER FOOTBALL TEAM, Th name of our guest will be announced he for the Tigers leave for Grants Pan Friday night. CRAT f (V Common food uuuira feullt S10 00 -U 00, Calves none, comma Un steady Hogs ?J: sttndy. Fsw paefcsgw Cood to choir 20-3-25 IK barrow nd silts i 5.80, odd food sows $15 Shp 300- fully Chafe Prt deck me.Uuns io t-j-jd wea $3 3d, Chic fa, Oct 23 UJ LivtoeIr Hoes iSm- acttv hrfif steady; ood and chmce barrows and nts HO ife rid f ceiling; good and choice stvsr mt $1440. CattSe 5,0S0; eiv SOO: eftfsic (trade sd medmm rad steer , j ; '?': i tlesxer sJeiuty to weak. lundi absent; mixed sr end herfers ts stea.-iv it strong" vealr steadv at SIS iff aps-a, mlh wfgmy sisughf calve ?rofug is 25 eeets felgher. up to 3 5S Sheep 3,W; modsrstely aeStve. slaughter lambs steast its cent tower- fiostl steadjr ether classes slesdv; hulk good srd choice native lambs ta fi4,7Si buck dis counted $l,0 Portland Produce Portland: Oct, 25 tU-F.J Whole sale msrHef rres: Letttti-e N'o lt t.13-2. Veppers No 1 $i 1$, SusEt Lot-si Eclni, W-SSe, Dressed turteys setting prtee to r fatters; hens 40,31c ib.; torn 5-37c lb. Chicago Wheat Chlc(0, Oct S3 UJ.t Theal Opn Hh tjree Dec. ITS', ITS', W !.. JT.Iij !74 11, Juiv im', IB, tB Stpt J5S 1ST 1T6, S. F. DAIRY PBICES San Francisco, Oct. 25 0M9 Dairy market; Butter: 93 score 43M, 92 score 43, 80 score 42?i Cheese: loafs 28.2, triplets 27.2. Eggs; large grade A 58';, medium grsde A small grade A 43ti, large grade B 49'i. Wall Street New York, Oct 25 U.R 1 The stock market rallied brisk-: ly to lay with such leaders as U. S Steel, General Motors, and Santa Ft gaining more than a point as the list extended the recovery movement that devel oped lr. the elosiiig minutes of the previous session. Preliminary closing D o w Jones stock averages: Industrial 184.51, up 0,82; rail 59 32 up 0.13; utility 3S.64 up 0.12; 65 stocks 88.50 up 0.25, , Sales totaled 1.230,000 shares TOMORROW IS IHt 1946 MOOH, fOtO fcf X'W thii9 ll E THE f"rw!m 1 946 F UIW 10 A,H to rP.i eompureiS 1Si t SB0.000 yes- terday. Today's c!os!ng prlca en - lectcd stocks: American Telephone & T'leimph Anaconda ChrysiT . I85i 38 124H . 71! . 47 714 . ? 40ii . 52i . 133 15i 50Ti 44 . 50 18 S0 6S4 . 78i Curtis Wricht Genera! E!e trie Genera' Motor? ... Montr.'merv Ward Penn. R. R , Phil'ics Petroleum J C. Penney Radio Southern P'ri'ic .. Standard Oil of Cali'irnla . Texas Gulf Sulphur , Transameriri United Airerafta V. S. Rubber . U. S. S,ee! WATCH SHOP IS OPENED; BY FORMER EUGENE MANS Steve Kadas, who recently moved here from Eupene, has opened a watch shop in Santo si Agate Shop, 411 East Mum. The new shop will feature watch re pairing and also carry a stock of fine watches. Kadas is the brother of Lou Karias, well known Medford rest dent who operates the Highway Tavern, on Riverside avenue. Court Records Willard Forest Van Rhon, no hunting license, fined $25 and $4,50 costs. Ray Bostock, hunting during prohibited hours, sentenced to 15 days in county Jail and $4,50 costs. Jail sentence suspended. John Pogue Wheeler, no H cense plates, fined $1 and $4,50 costs; failure to display license, fine SI and $4.50 costs. SAT. NITE-U. S. HALL JACKSONVILLE FINE MUSIC BEST off CROWD Dancing I t 2 Com O-t and Enjoy urelfl Sponsored by JacktofnriU i.O.O.P. TfcwJy, Oct. SS 1S4S San Francises, Oct 23 ( ' Of CillLD S COLD The federal grand jury today in-! niin dieted Sidney Eari WoUe, 40.1 K.US Oil If 1CUS sxbIW "tovern king' of San, f u 0 . Francisco, and three other own- j JArQH w era on charges o illegal refilling j wtth inferior liquor, nd failure to destroy seals ot opened whis key bottles. Asst. V, S. Att. Albert Guerard said Wolfe to Interested In at least 14 bars and taverns, and is the largest single owner la the city. jj MmU Trfmjn Warn AiSa. Msdford Bowling Alleys NOW OPEN NSW LEAGUIS Icing Formed Opening! for Bowlers wishing to owl in LeagtM FREE INSTRUCTION Every Afternoon Open 12 Noon to 1 a, m, Hugh Jennings, Mgr. - j and Ivy MEDFORD MAlt-TBIBBSE Mmtt Ai'. 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