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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1945)
SIX MEDFORD MAIL THIBUNE Thursday, Doe. 8, Testimony concluded ' on applegate hearing - Hearing of testimony in the "suit of Edwin H. Taylor, Apple ;gate district farmer, against the Southern Oregon Mining Com--pany, Ltd., wai concluded yea terday before Judge Dal M. King of Cooa county, who was assigned to the case when Jude Herbert K. Hanna disqualified himself. The trial started Mon day. Taylor seeks $0000 on two causes of action, for alleged fail ure of the mining company to replace top-sou on the Taylor property following dredging op erations In 1940-41. The mining company was rep resented by Attorney Ralph Moody of Salem and Attorney O. H. Bengtson, and the plaintiff by Attorney George M. Roberts. Both counsel were directed to file briefs. 1945 1 yr m;h: r Meat Subsidies, Cloelnf time foi classified Ads 6:30 en loo La la to Claulfy 12 10 p m Fluhrer's Old English Fruit Cake$ yi The IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT! Chockful of candied fruits and nuts, flavored genuine rum and brandy. Gift Wrapped or Wrapped for Mailing $1.10 and $2.00 RETAIL STORE Dial 2241 or 2242 29 North Holly Packer, Grower Washington, Dec. 8 (U.R) The government has set aside an additional- $16,000,000 for subsidies to meat packers and growers. Economic Stabilizer John C. Collet said $10,000,000 will pay for previous commitments to assure the industry "something more than the cost of produc tion." The subsidy will be paid on three main types of livestock cattle and calves, sheep and lambs, and hogs. It Is designed to keep annual earnings at pre war levels. The remaining $8,000,000 will be paid to livestock processors under the amended price control act providing for "a reasonable margin of profit." The production subsidy will amount to seven cents per hundredweight on cattle and i calves, IS cents on hogs, and 10 ' cents on sheep and lambs. The profit subsidy will be 20 ' cents on sheep and lambs and eight cents on cattle and calves. 15 SHOPPING Accused Official Passes In Sleep Berkeley, Cal., Dec. 6 U.R) Assistant U. S. Attorney Albert S. Guerard, charged with ac cepting a $3,500 bribe from an Oakland tavern owner whom he was investigating, died in his sleep last night from coronary thrombosis. Guerard was released on bail last Friday after denying he had accepted a bribe and asserting the accusations against him re sulted "from an underworld conspiracy" designed to pun ish" him for his prosecution of dealers suspected of refilling whiskey bottles with inferior brands of liquor. Ceilings Stay Off White Potatoes Washington, Dec. 8 (U.R) Ceiling prices on white potatoes will remain suspended for the period Dec. 6-March 6, the of fice of price administration an nounced today. Ceiling prices on these pota toes were first suspended on Sept. 14 because potatoes were then selling below ceilings and a large crop was expected to be harvested. OPA said that pota toes have continued to sell be low pre-existing price ceilings and that the crop has turned out to be the second largest in history. WAvnrn rareenfer work. Shtnirt- ing and foundation repairing. 849 w. 14U1 si. ANYONE driving to Portland Satur day with space for navy man, call Mrs. Schuler, Outpost. 8763, Fok SALE IsT cuttlns aTfalfa mixed with vetch and oata. and 2nd cut- tins alfalfa and 3 tons of vetch and oats. Ralph Dewltt, Rt. 3, Box 86. Phone738. fOR SALE Kitchen table with 4 chairs. S1S.50. Phone 4086, 423 Haven. FOR SALE 12 gauge single barrel shotgun with one box of sheila. 31 So. Oranpe, Wasted-oTI circulating heater Phone 4075. COST Black and gold Shafer pencil, Reward. Spencer-Bagley Agency. 102 W. Main St. Phone 2076. rTooM AND BOARD, 406 ST'Oakdale NEW HAMPSHIRE Red fryers and pullets, 30c per lb. Rt. 4, Box 130 or phone 3623. Are You An Ex-G.l.? Than you've pasted inspection often enough to know the Importance of neatness; and any girl ii sure to be at critical as your ex-sergeant! You can rely on us for cleaning and pressing that will make you rate high. Acme Dry Cleaners 1728 North Riverside Phone 4263 Jack Thurman, Owner Bad Check Trail Leads To Arrest Washington, Dec. 6 U.R) The Federal Bureau of Investi gation today announced the arrest of John Will Buster, Jr., 35, of Dallas, on a fraudulent check charge. The FBI said Buster was ar rested at a Washington hotel, ending a trail of bad checks ex tending from the west to the east coast. The FBI said he obtained checkbooks In Denver, Colo., and Toledo, O., and wrote more than 130 bad checks in the past six months. RED TAPE BOTTLENECK Los Angeles, Dec. 8 (U.R) Thirty million dollars worth of federally-owned surplus con sumer goods are piled up In southern California today, un touched because complicated disposal systems prevent quick sales, the state chamber of com merce chnrged. Most purchase efforts are stymied by necessity for documents, inventory list, approval by the U. S. depart ment of commerce office in San Francisco and other purchase requirements, the chambers southern office declared. MERCHANTS WARNED ON CASHING BAD CHECKS District Attorney George W. Neilson today issued his annual pre-Chrlstmas warning to mer chants to keep a weather eye out during the holiday season for check forgers and check thieves. Several complaints have been received the past ten days and a couple of arrests have been made. Merchants are requested to be careful In cashing checks elthor government or commer cial, especially for strangers. For the past several years, the district attorney's office has been swamped at this time of year by spurious check com plaints. Wainwright Names Peace Requisites Los Angeles, Dec. 6 (U.R) Universal military training and a 800,000-man standing army are absolute necessities for peace, Gen. Jonathan M. Wain wright, hero of Bataan, said yesterday. Wainwright, Imprisoned by the Japanese after he was forc ed to surrender U. S. troops on Battan and Corregldor, said that Japan and Germany should be occupied for "a long time 10 or 20 years." PAPER HANGING We can paper or xemtone your houae beiore Xmas. Phone 5471. FOR SALE: Mouse trailer, good tires. West on 3th St. to end of street, Phoenix, Ore. FOR SALE Today only Large pre- war Spark oil heater, thermostat control, perfect condition. Also heavy plywood fruit cupboard with door, pnone 4073. FOR SALE 2 acre tract near city limit, small house, other buildings. City water. Ph. 6380. W. H Arnold. FOR SALE Female Dachshund pup py. Phon301. FOR SALE Good lfi36 Ford sedan, $280. 523 N PJverside. CHiLlTsCRIB Jor iaTc.Phon47T. rORSALE '40 Ford "2-door deluxe, 85 h. p. Want older car In trade. Tribune Box No. 4054. SITUATION WANTED Veteran ex- fierieneed in bookkeeping and cier cal work will do most anything. Reasonabla salary. Tribuna Box 4805; JUST ARRIVED Another shipment all metal scooters, wide variety, beautiful toys and gifts for Christ mas. Shop early while quantity permits. ACME HARDWARE. Main and Grape. Phone 5P76. NOW IS THE TIME of year to have your tractor and other farm ma chines repaired. Prompt expert service. CULLEN MOTOR AND IMPLEMENT CO., 123 S. Riverside. Use Mali tTinune want Ada. Too Late to Classify DOtlBLE! silver fcox'fur piece for "Bale. jtensonnnie. 7i cihtk. fnone 2to OUR 1048 ALLOTMENT of mowing marmnes nns arrived, your mc- Cormick-Deerlng and International denier, CULLEN MOTOR AND lau-LEMKNT CO., 123 S. Riverside, FOR grXTlfi ColumbU-d a b i h e t Phonograph, lots o( Columbia and victor records, $30. 317 North Riv erside Ave. FOR S A I -E McrTs World bicycle, 94 r. rnone -ad-iy. m I L in.pii.iii .MMsffg. IMjliU)., . n H-iMii. mil il - ... - ) If - BLENDED WHISKY Th word "King" il synonymous with hS bost In everything In quality. In good lasts, In luxurlom IMnq. And v.-hrvor discriminating pecpU congre gate, you'll find 3 ?uf Kin. Black label Whisky. Mellow, smooth, extra mild, It's Brown -Forman'i King of pre-war whisky light os a whisper, yet full-flavored and satisfy1")! 9 'cr King and seel BROWN-FORMAN DISTILLERS CORPORATION at Louitvill in Kentucky BIndd Wfcaky, W frvcK T ksqSi m ti$ prc&K or 51 msn'St Of now oiA FOR SALENS Axmlnister riiRs and pads. S x 12. Very good condition. One pre-war davenport, newly up holstered: 1 radio table; 1 extra large jardiniere; 2 pairs draperies. 0 King St. 5UG HTLV USED matVs overcoat, i7e 42 opJ41 912 N. Central. LOST Red cloTh" purse, fost Tues day night, on West Main or Laurel. Contain! money, bank book, bonds. Reward offered. Return to Tribune office or Mrs. Robt. Wright, 308 Laurel. COST Between Medford and Apple- pate, tarp from truck. Call 4(i66. CHRISTMAS" CARDSa!Tdrocheted gifts. Eva Wright, Central Point. 4 blocks north of fire hall, 3rd St. FOR SALE Ingersol Rand Air Com pressor. LarRe tank suitable for gas station, mining or painting will carry 2 spray guns. 33 Quince St., Med ford. -27 acres, 10 acres free irrigation. 10 acres paid, 5 room modern house. 3 bedrooms, lawn and shade, large 8 stanchion barn, chicken house, garage, woodshed, hay and wood. terms, 32 810 acres. 10 acres free irrigation. 3' D a i d irrigation. 13 acres in alfalfa, creek three places; 5 room modern house, pressure system, 11 stanchion barn, garage, chicken house, ffog house, equip ment, stock and chickens go. Terms. Near Talent. ,a acre, 4 room house, shower bath, laundry trays, new construction, shingle roof , cement foundation; some finishing to do. Close in. o room modern house, clean throughout, near nJKh school. 3 bedrooms, garnge. woodshed, oil heat tanks go. MstinRs needed tor ready buyers SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO. 800 block on South Riverside Box S46 Phone 3390 $8500" bedroom 8 stand garage, 512,000- acres in 5 room system, chicken ment, i Terms. $3300" shingle some fir $6000- EXPERT Mechanical Service on trucks and farm machines, also automobile mechanical service. CULLEN MOTOR AND IMPLE MENT CO., 123 S. Riverside. Give BICYCLE ACCESSORIES For Chrlstmaa CHAIN GUARDS (all metal) KICK STANDS 69c lo SI 00. SADDLES (With LEATHER tops) GENERATOR LIGHT SETS TIRES AND TITHES REAR VIEW MIRRORS 35c to 79c SADDLE BAGS SIMS BROS. "Your WOULD BICYCLE store' GAINES dog meal and Krunchon available at Faber s. 34 S. River, side. WANTED Table Phone 69-10. saw and Jointer. FOR SALE Silver fir for Chrlstmaa. Call 3731, between 10 am. and p. m- 437 E. Main. BLACKBOARDS for CHRISTMAS W tlll have FOUR POPULAR SIZES IN STOCK. EASEE TYPE WALL TYPE DESK TYPE SIMS BROS. FOR SALE Crib mattress, practical- ly new, used only 7 months. Phone S9a or call at 421 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Hollywood box sp"fl and mattress. Troxell, end oz So. i'each. FfSHERrS M"5r MiTK available raer's. 34 So. Riverside. fUR &ALi. Late model John Deere model D. Kood condition. Two seta wheels and tires, rubber and steel, also one 3-boiton 14 inch Case plow. Bob Oilman. Ross Lane XACTO KNIVES and XACTO TOOLS Wa carry a complete line of XACTO products all of which will make an Ideal Christmas gift for the model builder. The lollow- inj tools nave him arrived: XACTO SANDER XACTO COPING SAW XACTO DRILL Sc PIN VISE SIMS BROS. 3S V. Fir Phone 3473 FOR SALE Drill press. J. A. Manka. Route 1. Box 269. WATCH REPAIRING Also new watches. 24 hour ervlce on watch crystals. Steves Watch Shop. 411 E. Main. Medlord. fiJijncBATCH feed with plenty corn available at Taber a, 34 So. Riverside. F. O. E. AiiT.-Drell team will have Baraar and Rummage Sale. 217 W. Main St. Eagles Hall. Open 12-4:30 p. m. on Friday. Dec. 7th. and all day on Sat., Deo flth. Lota of pil low cases, towels and aprona Candy booth. MET AT KIDDIE KARS WITH RUBBER TIRED WHEELS For the 11, to 3T, year old child these are welt made and are sell (tic tor LESS THAN CEILING PRICE. SIMS BROS. 53 N Fir Phone S471 In BROOKINGS, OREGON Stay at the TEMPLAR HOTEL Clean. Modern. Steam Keat Dorothy and Earl Templar. Props. CHRISTMAS TREES, white and Douglas fir. on sale now 65c and up. Payless Market. 233 S, River- aide. oppoalte rirestone. NOTICE Wanted an old Bean or Hardy spray rig Phone 6561. SfANTED 10 RENT 2 or 3 oedrooro house unfurnished Phone S4I5 BULL SERVICE at your place. Regis. tered Herefords. Phone 6333. Harry E. Miller. CASH IN A FLASB FOR VOUR CAR Save Time Cash and Gaj Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer Ph. 3919 th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US NOTICE Friday evening. Dec. 7th. from 8:30 to 8 o'clock, a delicious home cooked turkey dinner, with all the trimmings, will be served at the Girls Community Ciub House. 229 No. Bartlett. by the Ladies Aid Society of St. Peter's Lutheran Church. 73c and $1.25 a plate Your patronage will be appreciated. Schilling Mustard adds that "just right" flavor and tang ant Temporary Work? Want Extra Money for Christmas? HERE'S YOUR CHANCE WE NEED Typists 6 File Clerks Also Typists for Evening Work at Our Downtown Office Forty-eight hour week through Christmas. Pay for all over forty hours at time and one half. BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS Phone 2161 See Mrs. Bartelt if pa We're cutting down our waiting list... every day Right now, throughout the Pacific Coast, we are in stalling thousands of telephones. Every day our waiting list is being cut dowr. Our rate of progress in completing our unfilled orders is dependent upon the receipt of the necessary equipment from our manufacturers who are going ahead as rapidly as possible in reconverting from all out war production to supplying our peacetime needs. Still, it will take some time before we can provide service for everyone who wants it. Where the instru ment itself is all that is needed, we are well on our way; to take off the waiting list all such unfilled applica tions. But there are many places where we will have to build complicated switchboards . . . others where we will have to put up entire new buildings. You may be certain, though, that your telephone it on the way and that we are doing everything humanly possible to hurry the day we bring it to you. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. 14S North Bartl.tt T.l.ohon. M.Hrcr,' lint
