Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 15, 1945, Page 5, Image 5

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    Louisiana was the first state
in the Union to legalize prize
fighting. It' became a legal
sport in 1891.
E. J. PERRY & CO.
CAR
PAINTING
PROMPT & EFFICIENT
SERVICE
Phone 3101
mam
- My - The lew 1946
tip. Finest of the Famous "Silver Streaks" 1
SEE THE 1946 PONTIAC SATURDAY AT
Sixth and Grape Streets
GERMAN DIESEL CARS
ARRIVE FOR STUDY
Boston, Nov. 15 (U.R)
Three German Diesel, self-pro
pelled mechanical railroad cars
reached here aboard the trans
port Wallace M. Tyler and an
army spokesman here said they
would be taken to Fort Monroe,
Va., for study by railroad ex
perts.
Arrival of the unarmored
cars one a diner, the others
Pullman type gave rise to er
roneous reports that the ship
carried the train in which Adolf
Hitler traveled through Europe.
There are 21,619 miles of
steam railroad track in Texas.
ne. you love
eepsake.
DIAMOND RING
The ring you place on her finger
when she jayi "Yes" end the one
she'll wear when he say "I Will"
should be genuine registered
Keepsake ' Diamond Rings . . .
through six decades the choice of
America's loveliest brides. .
The Keepsake Certificate of Guaran
tee and Registration is assurance of
the highest standards of color, cut and
clarity.
i Come In soon and see our extensive
collection of Keepsake Matched Sets
In a wide range of prices.
Lawrence's
JEWELRY and GIFT SHOP
35 Years in Medford. Specialis
ing in Fine Diamonds only. Ask
the person who wears a Law
rence Diamond.
AUTHOItlZIO KEEPSAKI JEWEIER
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SALES &
CENTRAL PL POST
MARKS ARMISTICE
AT NEWfLDING
State, Local Legion Officials
Speak at Formal Cere
mony; Navy Men Guests.
Central Point, Nov. 15 Ar
mistice Day was celebrated here
Monday with Myers - Holland
Post No. 129, American Legion,
in charge. The day started with
a large number of our members
attending the breakfast in Med
ford with Medford Post No. 15
as hosts. After the parade most
of the veterans returned to Cen
tral Point to attend the lunch
eon given in honor of Depart
ment Commander Neil Morfitt,
Department Adjutant Fritz Nis-
sen, Past Department Com
mander Niel R. Allen, District
Commander Bob Bryant, Mayor
E. E. Scott and Captain H. B. La
Favre, U. S. Navy, commander
of the Navy Hospital at Camp
White; Commander Doyle and
Lieut. English, U. S. Navy, of
Camp White Navy Hospital.
After the luncheon the party
proceeded to the new Legion
Memorial building, where a
large crowd was waiting to
greet them.
Highlight of the day was lay
ing of the cornerstone of the
post's new home.
Krupp Presides
Commander Joe Krupp was
master of ceremonies and the
program got under way with
the Central Point high school
band, under direction of Com
rade Harry Myers, playing the
national anthem, the invocation
New Important
IMPROVEMENTS
New, beautiful exterior styling , ,
Improved rust -
New instrument panel . . . Heavier
chrome finish . . . New interior
trim . . . Improved clutch . . .
New wheel rims . . . Longer-life
muffler and tail pipe . . Improved
cooling.
B-W 9
SERVICE
was given by the Rev. Harry
Hansen.
Mayor E. E. Scott delivered
the address of welcome to the
assembled guests.
Department Adjutant Nissen
responded, complimenting the
post on the progress of the
building since he visited here
last July, when the only sem
blance of a building was the
foundation and a small section
of the west wall.
Post History Told
Comrade H. P. Jewett then
gave the history of the post for
the past year, the progress they
have made, comparing it to a
baby with its eyes wide open,
standing on its own feet, put
ting forth lusty yells of achieve
ment, that has doubled in size
in the past year, and which has
outgrown its 3-cornered gar
ments and will soon be com
pletely clothed in up-to-date
building.
Commander Krupp then in
troduced Captain La Favre,
who gave an impressive talk on
the friendly and patriotic spirit
of the people of Southern Ore
gon, complimenting the post on
its achievement of having their
building so near completion
without incurring any indebted
ness. Department Commander Mor
fitt was then introduced and
gave the principal address of
the day, talking on the subject,
"Jobs for the returning veter
ans." He stressed the fact that
the government had promised
jobs for all of them and that
promise must be kept.
The Drum and Bugle Corps
of Boy Scout Troop No. 2 play
ed two numbers which were
greatly enjoyed.
Kilties Honored
Ashland Post No. 14 then pre
sented their Kiltie Band for
three numbers after which Com
mander Morfitt designated
them as his official band for the
state convention in 1946 which
will be held in Medford.
The formal laying of the cor
nerstone was made by Mrs.
resistant bodies
DEAN
Phone 2942
Susie Myers, Gold Star mother
of Homer (Stub) Myers, while
the band played "America, The
Beautiful."
The ceremonies ended with
the Central Point high school
band playing "America."
VETERANTF'K-9
IS PROSPECT PET
Lee Lincoln, Prospect cafe
owner, received from the war
department this week an ex-war
dog named "Baron", who recent
ly was given an honorable dis
charge from the K-9 corps. Bar
on, a five-year-old Doberman
Pinscher, spent three years
overseas with the 2nd and 5th
marine divisions, taking part in
action on Tarawa, New Guinea
and the Solomon Islands and
making an outstanding record
for himself.
The dog, which was awarded
the presidential unit citation
along with the fifth marine
corps, was wounded in action on
Tarawa. In the service three
and one-half years, he Just com
pleted an eight-weeks course in
reconversion for civilian life.
Owner Lincoln, who first saw
the dog in the Solomons, where
he was stationed as a chief avia
tion pilot with the naval air
corps, returned to Prospect early
this year following an honorable
discharge from the navy, and
wrote his request for ownership
of the dog to the war depart
ment. While in the service Lin
coln served in several theaters
and received the purple heart,
for wounds received in action in
the European theater, the dis
tinguished flying cross and the
air medal.
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Wyoming has not had a four-
mill levy on real property tax
ation, the maximum under the
law, since early 1930. Present
rate is two mills on the dollar.
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS ACIDS
Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tube
Flush Out Poisonous Wast
17 yon have a n ex cms of aH tit I n your blood,
your 16 miles of kidney tubes may b over,
worked. These tiny Rlursand tabes are work
Inf day and nifht to help Nature lid your
item of excess acid and poisonous waste.
When disorder nf kidney function permits
Ioisonou matter to remain In your wood, It
mayeauruKiinjfkjtw-h,rhuiiiatlrpini,
It Pains, Iota of pep and energy, getting up
Blthts, swell In. pufHneii under the eyes,
headaches and dJsifness. Kreauent or scanty
passairei with smarting; and burning aome
times ihows there Is something wrong with
your kidneys or blalder.
Kldnera ma hsmiI kln V -
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lions for over 4 years. Doe n't give happy
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Weoo. bet IwaaVl'iUs?
Medford Cocker
Becomes Champion
Ginger, Greene-Lea Town De
butante, as she is known in the
show ring, proudly bears the
title of champion today. The red
female cocker owned by Mrs.
Charles R. Greene, 611 South
Riverside, finished for the title
with a five point win at the In
land Empire Kennel association
all-breed show held at Spokane,
Wash., November 11.
Ginger won her championship
at four consecutive shows under
four different judges in 28 days,
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Thursday, Nov. IS, 1948 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
all in Washington. She is, as far
as is known, the first dog, bred
and owned in Jackson county
to win the coveted title.
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At alt drug itnrri everywhere In
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Young Housekeeper!
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room, bedroom, bath or kitchen.
faithfully patterned after the
$2 TRADE-IN
STANDARD BATTERY
Has Fil-O-Matic Covers, heavy inter
locked plates, selected best quality
separators.
The Delta county of Califor
nia is called the "Little Holland"
of the state.
How To Hold
FALSE TEETH
More Firmly In Place
Do your false teeth annoy and em
barrass by slipping, dropping or Wab
bling when you eat, laugh or talk
Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on
your plates. This alkaline ( non-acid
powder holds false teeth more firmly
and more comfortably. No gummy,
gooey, pasty taste or fueling. Does
not sour. Checks "plate odor" (den
ture breath). Get FASTEETH today at
any drug store.
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