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CHAMPION STEER AT Purebred Iowa Shorthorn Earns Total of $13,000 Car Lot Brings $2 pound Chicago, Dec. 6 Tomahawk, the grand champion steer of the Chicago fat stock show, was sold at auction today for a record price of $10 a pound. John R. Thompson bought the steer, a purebred shorthorn ex hibited by Calara Farm, Thorn ton, Ia for Henrlci's restaurant in Chicago, The record sale brought Toma- hawk's earnings at the show to more than $12,000. Thompson paid $11,000 for the 1,100 pound animal. Tomahawk's prize win nings totalled $1,300. $8.25 Best Previous The previous top sale price of S8.25 a pound was paid at the international live stock exposi tion in 1929 for the grand champion owned by Elliott Brown, Rose Hill, la., then a 4-H club boy. Calara farms is owned by Carl A. Henkel, a building contractor of Mason City, la. Henkel will split the profits with Joseph Duea, Belmond, la., who raised the steer. The pair refused a $500 for Tomahawk when he was a six-weeks-old calf. The grand champion carlot of 15 steers, exhibited by Karl Hoffman and Robert Storz, Del mar, la., brought another record price $2 a pound from Swift and company. The carlot Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? Tbooiiind of whdIw rs weak, worn-out. tr tainted solely bertiue body lacks tron. tor new vim. vitality, try Oslrtx Tonlo Tablets. Contilas tron you. too. way need for pep: aim aupphoi tfumia B. Get 35c Introductory alia now miy 3U At all drnc stores everywherein Medford, at Western Thrift Storei. Announcing flew Location FURNITURE 11 South Front ALLEN HOTEL BUILDING Featuring New and Used Furniture Beds Springs Stoves Mattresses GEORGE H. EADS, Owner 1 1 South Front Phone 4240 JPU If i.i wbujw id KINSEY 94 .4 Pr-f DistUUd frm 100 G'tm Smtrtl Spirta Kinity Diaitting Ctrfortlmt, UnJidJ, P, Extravagant Government Leading To Ruin, Says Republican Platform Washington, Dec. 6 (U.PJ House republicans today approv ed a 1946 party platform calling for federal economy and declar ing that "extravagant govern ment spending now advocated by the administration in every field can lead only to ruin." The program must still be ap proved by republican senators. Then it will be presented on Fri day to the GOP national com mittee meeting in Chicago. The platform's preamble says that "today's major domestic issue is between radicalism, regimentation, all-powerful bur eaucracy, class exploitation, de ficit spending, and machine netted Hoffman and Storz more than $30,000. The previous rec ord price 56 cents a pound was paid last year for a grand champ ion carlot also exhibited by Hoff man and Storr. The reserve grand champion carlot 15 shorthorn steers was bought by Swift and com pany for 60 cents a pound from Albert Frltzler, Sterling, Colo. Angus Bring 50 Cents The Golden Oak Packing com pany bought the champion An gus carlot, exhibited by Schmitt brothers, Delmar, la., for 50 cents a pound. Forty-nine other carlots sold for an average of 30 cents a pound. High School News At the senior class meeting November 20, Mrs. Elsie Butler told about several scholarships which are being offered this year. The Pepsi Cola Company is offering a four year scholarship to any school of your choice with tuition and traveling ex penses paid, and in addition twenty-five a month spending money. Each state is allowed two scholarships, the winners being chosen on a competitive basis. The University of Chicago, Westinghouse Electric Com- TV Br 4 3i politics, as against our belief In American freedom for the in dividual under just laws fairly administered for all, preserva tion of local home rule, efficien cy and pay-as-you-go economy in government and the protection of the American way of life against either fascist or com munist trends." The statement of policy on which the GOP will stake its chances in the 1946 elections went into detail on labor. It said the right of collective bar gaining is "one of the corner stones of competitive enter prise," but that "governmental decision must not be substituted for free agreement." pany, and Harvard University are offering one year scholar ships, which are also granted on a competitive basts, but from all over the United States. The University of Oregon and Oregon State College are each giving a number of scholarships based on achievements in high school. The Navy V-5 program Is be-, ir.g offered again this year for boys from seventeen to nineteen years old who are high school graduates. Don Waldron was ' elected president of the Ice-skating club at the first meeting of the year, November 28. Other officers elected we're vice-president, Lloyd Carr: secretary, Dick Franks; and treasurer, Vona Lee Weber. It was also decided that the club would skate every Thursday night at 7:00 and that regular admission would be charged. Opening the concert of the Civic Music Association series will be given by pianist, Robert E. Schmidt, in the high school auditorium on December 14. The seats of the auditorium are already billed as the concerts are attended by members only. A movie on the Lumber In dustry, sponsored by the. Weyer haeuser Lumber Company, was shown November 20, in the au ditorium. Medford high school has be come a member of the "Insti tute of Student Opinion" spon- sored by Scholastic Magazines, i The number of schools which ; are members of the I. S. O. to tals approximately 1,300. The ! questions are sent each month i and a poll Is taken. ! DEFLATION LONG RANGE I THREAT, WALLACE SAYS New York, Dec. 6 (U.R) Secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wallace told the national associations of manufacturers i today that business could expect ; 'a few years of unprecedented peacetime prosperity", but i warned that the "danger of de- ; flation" threatened the long '. range picture. Wallace spoke before the golden anniversary congress of American Industry, opening the program of a three-day survey of production by leaders of in dustry, labor, the government, i and science. Chicago, Dec. 8 (U.R) Tom C. Stitts, director of the depart ment of agriculture's dairy branch, predicted today that the rrnit.j c-. . ...in .I-, ,- uiutcu oiuics win arum more 2&3'milk in 1948 than ever before. :.e. WILL HOLO RALLY Rev. Coulter To Be Guest Speaker Rev. Harry Hansen Host Minister The Rev. George Coulter, minister of the Medford Nazar ent church, will be guest speak er at the Crater Lake Union Christian Endeavor rally, to be held Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the Presbyterian church. The Rev. Harry Hansen is to be host min ister. Those taking part In the evening's program include Dor othy Hays, Talent Friends church, president; the Rev. Gordon Hypes, minister of the Church of Christ, Grants Pass, advisor; the Rev. Delbert Dan iels, Medford Christian church, program chairman; Miss Verene Bailey, song leader and Velma grock, pianist. Election Planned Chairman of the nominating committee is the Rev. Earl F. Downing, Ashland, Church of Christ, and officers for the com ing year will be elected. Churches to be represented are the Ashland Church of Christ, Central Point Church of Christ, Jacksonville Presbyter inn church, Grants Pass Church of Christ, Medford Friends Church. Talent Friends Church, Medford First Christian Church, Phoenix Church of Christ, Med ford Central Avenue Church of Christ and the Medford Presby terian Church. All young people of the val ley are invited to attend, it was announced. Though his seven wives are snow white, the children of Jock the big brown rabbit, are as often gray or black as they are brown or white. There are about 60 of them, few being under a month old. They ere as social as school children and as the mesh of the wire fronting their pens is too large to keep them in their home pens, the little fellows visit back and forth; when hungry, they dine at the nearest lunch counter. So far, no mother has denied them. Though I did think, one doe looked rather be wildered when she found hersell surrounded by a dozen ravenous ly hungry babies. And her with but eight "set-ups". Ever so often, I go out and reparcel the lot of them, though to return them to their lawful mothers is now utterly impossi ble. Sometimes when I open a pen door, a barrage of furry mites catapults out at me and into the tall grass about the pens And you should see how their agitated little rumps scurry tor cover! As I swoop down on one, grab him, he will open a pink mouth and shriek. In the pens the mothers thump an alarm. If a rabbit mother did try to count noses, before she could figure out which ones she is obligated to feed, the little ras cals would have got their fill and be off to other pens; where, no doubt, they would take on further nourishment. Don't tell me the communal life cannot succeed. I've seen it In operationl Several babies called on their .father this morning while I was at the pens. He was hospitable In so far as it was possible for him to be and never it any time tried to discipline them. But he was definitely short on rations. A little experimental research convinced his offspring that the ' paternal cupboard was bare. Lift- ! ing disillusioned, whiskery faces ! they eyed each other speculative- j ly and then, with a flick of small ; heels they were off and away ' A few such disappointing visits ; and I fear the father will find himself sadly neglected by his children. But there will be oth ers. With rabbits, there always are. I Olive Barber's 1 Letter iWi fSL.:-J L. C. TAYLOR CO. payi the HIGHEST MARKET PRICES If you have CAR or TRUCK to tell, we advise telling it now. Call or Phone Dodge-Plymouth Dealer L G. TAYLOR CO. Phone 2963 Gold Hill Veteran Gets Citation For Saving Crew, Ship Comdr. Herman C. F. Beyer. Gold Hill, was recently awarded the Merchant Marino Meritori ous Service medal for saving many lives when he successfully beached his ship, the USAT Clevedon, when it became a rag ing inferno following an explo sion in the engine room in a Alaskan port. According to the citation. Comdr. Beyer, then a lieutenant-commander, prevented de struction of important port fa cilities as well as saving the lives of many of his men by maneuvering his ship away from the docks. Comdr. Beyer is now on leave and is visiting his wife at their ranch near Gold Hill. He was recently commander of the USS Hanley, a cargo ship. Retired following 27 years of duty with the Coast Guard. Comdr. Beyer entered World War II with the Merchant Marine. SINKWICH OUT SOON Denver, Dec. 6 (U.R) Lowry field separation base officials announced today that PFC. Frankle Slnkwich. 25, formur S & KLEENEX 200's Just 250 packages, to come early Orbit Gum Life Savers Luden't Cough Drops Your Choice. Limit 6 to a Customer 3 for 10c SALAD DRESSING NOT a Mineral Oil Dressing Mushrooms Pieces and Stems 8-oz. Tin 73e T-Bone smothered with Mushrooms! Sounds good, doetn't it? SALAD Guyer's Market WHERE YOU GET QUALITY FOR LESS PRICE U. S. and Fedorafly Inspected Meats Piggly Wiggly S. Riverside at 13th and S. Central FRESH FISH and OYSTERS Fresh Shrimp Fresh Cat Fish Fillet Sole Halibut Fresh Salmon Eastern Oysten Order Your Lutefisk for Christamt or New Yeart Genuine Ireland Stockfish Pork Sausage s"'nVv0: ,a,,a lb. 39c Fresh Ground Beef c.".0. Ib. 29c Weiners Fresh Kraut TURKEYS FRYERS Acme 528 SOUTH RIVERSIDE Georgia university and Detroit Lions football great, will be dis charged from the army air forces tomorrow. Hiranuma Opposed Axis Link, He Says Tokyo, Dec. 6 (U.R) Ex Premier Baron Kilchiro Hiranu ma, 80, whose arrest as a war criminal suspect was ordered by I allies authorities earlier this week, opposed a Japanese tieup with the Rome-Berlin axis six years ago because he feared It would lead to a world war, he declared today. Hiranuma, who has been president of the Japanese privy Wood and Coal Combination HEATERS Younger's Appliance 31 N. Bartlett QUINTUPLETS amaje i thj wi ins gloat (UK ivr ACHING COLDS to relieve cough -muscle urenew child's mild WE GIVE H Green Stamps Prices for Friday and Saturday, Dec. 7 & 8 STUFFED OLIVES bottle 45c Stuffed with Pimiento and Melon WAX PAPER, 125-ft. cutter roll 18c O SEEDLESS RAISINS, large 4-lb. pkg. 49c New Crop O MORTON'S SUGAR CURE, 10-lb. can 95c For Curing Hamt or Bacon NTS, English After Diner Lb. box 98c High Quality Soft Center Mlntt O Kurle NOODLE DINNER .... pound jar 22c With Mushroom Sauce OIL .... . . . quart Cotton Seed and Corn Oil. For Cooking or Mayonnaise Making u. s. Inspected Ib. 39c Ib. 10c Madford Mad Fresh Killed ROASTING HENS Beer, 24 pt. case 3.19 Thursday. Dee. 8, 1943 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE ZLVfTR council since Jan. 9, 1945 he succeeded Baron Kantaro Suzu ki, who served as premier from last April until Japan's accep tance of the Potsdam declara SHOPPING 'TIL CHRISTMAS Greeting Cards - Seals - Wrappings SHOP for GIFTS The Rexall Store, West Main and Grape r. irt,. Pint 29c Quart 45c Made with Cotton Seed Oil O Chinese Noodles 19c value Mission genuine. 14-oz. pkg. QSoy Sauce a 19c value C.H.B. 5 ounce bottle. SERVE CHINESE NOODLES FOR A CHANGE The 2 for 35c CALAVOS "ZSST IAch10c PINEAPPLES CUBAN EACH 59c GRAPEFRUIT 4,. ,19c Large Size, New Crop. By the Doxen 35c tion vigorously denied he i a war criminal. The Houses of Parliament In London were built between 1840 and 1850. DAYS AT THI WEST SIDE SHOPPING CENTER Medford, Oregon Phone 3330 mn3 package 13c bottle 59c PLENTY OP PARKING SPACE 'P'f MkiisWMM
