Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 24, 1946, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextST- MEEKER CHOSEN OREGON CIIIES 1 LEAGUE OFFICER Portland, Ore., Jan. 24 House Speaker Eugene Marsh of McMinnville told delegates at the final joint session of League of Oregoo Cities and Oregon ' Finance Officers association here Wednesday that Oregon has a ;ound tax program despite the feeling among many Oregonians that the state has no chance to attract new industries in compe tition with Washington and Cali fornia. A resolution railing for a greater decentralization of dis . tribution centers for surplus ma terials, downward revision of minimum purchase lots end per mission of resale of excess amounts with proper safeguards was passed at the final session. Officers elected for the com ing year by the league included Orval Eaton, Astoria, president; George Stadelman, The Dalles, first vice president; C. A. Meek er, mayor of Medford, second vice president, J. W. McArthur, Eugene, treasurer, and Earl Riley, Portland, Fred C. Inkster, Oswego, O. L. Wood, Coquille, and I. M. Doughton, Salem, di rectors. Boy Scout News Prospect, Jan. 24 Executive committee of Boy Scout Troop 19, Upper Rogue met at the home of Committeeman Lu Rogers Jan. 21. Present were Chairman Lu Rogers; finance, Fred S v i n t h; outdoorsman, Clyde Onn; advancement, Mel McGrew; Scout master, Jim Grieve; committee man at large, Jack Hollenbeak; Scoutmaster, Archie Wilson and assistant Scoutmaster Reg. Macro. Plans were made for the Father and Son banquet to be held during Boy Scout Week at the high school cafeteria and for an all-Scout skiing party to be held at Union Creek on Feb. 2. Refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Rogers, to the committee members and Mrs, Mel McGrew, Mrs. Fred Svinth, Mrs. Jack Hollenbeak and IfeS 5?" I Accepf this" unusual "easy grip" fc IP FLAPJACK TORNSR yd? MiRsJfrOT ylpSSjSM Special fo tjiir of Albert FLAPJACK Hour alTo Handiest kitchen aid Imaginable! 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Con,f0,,,d" . af'2w .aajl To think och rgoea.tastfng C&Zlar w,r. f-X gA cereal can t good for you, tool - ' i !,rjf . W!fi(p Fceveiyateaming, fragrant iwwt ilkstrf 0AI vmil, Wi of Carnation Quick Wheat pack iD" L-, v an extra portion of B, that tjG&si tJTSgJSa . tltw A essential "energy vitamsn"every- frS lltfl' f& V cm needs. See for yourself ask DSlDi tmtct5tiastnmru lPVl to rarftrfcmg, KSfei 'r zd Baked wheat cereal today. W"V -S' l0100 quick! HOTI DltlCiOUSI Qukk CoekltisI ( J "'" """"" ' tmmimmu mmmmMnmmmmmmm daughtx Joan, and Mrs. Jim Grieve. Maj. Hoppe Invited To Present Paper At Surgeons Meet Major Walt E. Hoppe has been Invited by the American College of Oral Surgeons, which has its meating in Chicago a week prior to the Chicago Midwinter clinic, to read a paper and lead a dis cussion on the drug, penicillin. The meeting, held annually, is attended by oral surgeons from the United States and other countries. For the past two and a half years Major Hoppe has been chief of the oral surgery branch and in charge of oral diseases at Barnes General hospital, Van-! couver. Wash. He recently was appointed chief of the dental brancX at that hosoital. TO GET AWARD New York, Jan. 24 0)19 The U. S. havy academy's new coach, Capt. Tom J. Hamilton, will re ceive the New York Touchdown club's award for outstanding contribution to football in 1845 through his work in developing service teams, tt was announced today. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with snow shower in mountains Friday. Cooler tonight. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonlsht and Friday with showera of anow flur ries east portion tonignt; coioer to night. Fresh to occasionally strong southwest wind off coast, becoming fresh westerly tonight. LOCAL DATA. Temperature a year ago today: Hirhest 51; Lowest 31. Total monthly precipitation 228 inches. Excess for the month .31 inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1945, 13.27 inches. Excess for the season 4.24 inches. Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m. yesterday 88: 4:30 a. m. today 93. Tomorrow Sunrise 7:30 a. m. Sunset 3:17 p. m. Observations Taken At 4:36 A. M., 120 Meridian Tim High Low Prec Boise Boston Chicago Denver . 37 32 .02 31 38 43 65 31 40 89 . 47 33 4i 68 94 85 83 41 85 49 3S . 31 38 23 29 17 52 24 35 47 38 23 18 37 43 Eureka Havre Klamath Falls Los Angeles Medford New York . Omaha Phoenix . Portland , Reno Roseburg Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle 31 44 40 32 18 30 1.28 Spokane J3 Washington, D. C, Yakima FREIGHT LINES TO GET HEARING Washington. Jan. ti SJ.B Oral arguments will be heard by the United States Supreme court Monday on the appeal of Consolidated Freight Ways, Inc., Portland, and Oregon, Nevada, California Fast Freight Inc., San Francisco, from an adverse United States district court de cision, respecting their motor freight operating rights between San Francisco and Portland, The Consolidated and O. N. C. lines formerly connected at Medford and effected a Joint- line through service. In 1940 each appealed to the interstate commerce commission for au thority to extend its service and were granted the extension which started in Sept. 1943. Later, four opposing lines brought an action before a statu tory three-judge United States district court to have the com mission's findings set aside. The district court sustained the con tentions of the protesting lines and decreed in February, 1945, that the two certificates should be suspended and the cases re manded to the ICC for further hearing. The case then was ap pealed directly to the supreme court. Assessor Requests Speed-up in Return Of Personal Taxes County Assessor C. A. Myers; reports people are not filing their personal tax report blanks as speedily as they should, and he requests they do so at once. The assessor requests they be filed before February 1 in order to facilitate the work of his of fice and prevent a last minute rush. Undr the law the reports can be filjd as late as March 1. After that date a $10 per day penalty is possible. The report; blanks were mailed out January 1 and to date only a small por tion have been filed. The assessor also suggests that the reports be mailed. Many have been bringing them to as sessor's office in person. St Augustine, Fla., is the old est town in the United States. It was founded in 1565. Military Funeral Given Jos, Kridter, Veteran of War I Full military honor were glvn en Joseph E. Kridler, 49, of t!2 N. Ivy street, Thursd&y after noon at the graveside in the IOOF cemetery. He passed away in the naval hospital, Camp; White, last Saturday. Arrange ments were ii care of the Con-ger-Morrfs Funeral Parlors. He was born in Dunkirk, Ohio, on March 27, 1898. A veteran; of World War 1, he enlisted in the army on Jan. 18, 1918 at Columbus Barrackf, Ohio. He was honorably discharged on March 31, IS18. having served as a corporal in Company i, 1st infantry. H had made his home in this community for the past four years. . Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lillice Mae Kridler; a daughter,; Cheryl, at home, and an aunt, Mrs. E. S. Swing, Ohio. News of4-H CLUBS Eagle Point Beef club met Jan. 10 at the home of their leader, Geo. Millard. This meet ing was for the purpose of re organization as this was the for mer Reese Creek club which joined the Eagle Point 4-H club this year. Record books were handed out and 13 members were listed. All have their steers now and a number are showing heifers as well. The members are Miriam and Sammle Red ding, Jim McDonald, Joyce Con ners, Eddie and Charlene Peile, Stanley Hcnshaw, Bud' Wise broad, Lillian Wade, Meryvin Thompson, Ralph Humphry, and Thora and Loren Millard. Thora Miiiard, Seretary. PLEDGES ANNOUNCED BY SOCE HONORARY Southern Oregon College, Ash land, Jan. 24 Theia Delta Phi, men's national scholastic hon orary at the Southern Oregon college has pledged the follow ing new numbers: Robert Wendt of Cave Junction, Gene Rae and Robert Sage of Medford, and Paul Travis of Ashland. FOR KELP with your incoro tax reports phona 33 13 55 Ross Court TO Ml FEBRUARY 1 A deputy collector of the In ternal Revenue department will be in Medford Feb. 1 to Mar. 15, inclusive except Saturdays and Feb. 22 to assist taxpayers with their income tax returns, It has been announced. A deputy collector will be at Ashland Feb. 28 to Mar. 1, ac cording to the announcement. Josephine county will have a deputy collector at Grant Pass Feb. 18 to 21 inclusive and Feb. 25 to 2? inclusive. Dates for Klamath county are Feb. i to Mar. 15 inclusive, except Satur days and Feb. 22 at Klamath S 11 GrEtpcf ruit snis Mr wjno. CooklCS Sunshlne CP Custard 7 OZ. EGGS CARROTS targe Bunch 2 for 9c Fresh, Crisp Imperial Valley CALAVOS 2 for 1 9c Firm Ripe Fruft Celery Crisp and Tender Seal Fancy Imperial lb. 10c Apricois .... 1 6-oi. pkg, 38s Sliced Peaches IS-oz, pkg. 30c Green Oaf Sf, Beans 10-oz, 23s Cauliflower . , 13-cz, pkg 34s Corn ....... 10-oz, pkg. 23s Guyers Market KOY SUTER GE0R5E WOODCOCK, Owner WHERE YOU SET QUALITY FOR LESS PRICE U. S, tni fede tatty M Piggly Wtgjfy S. Rivemde t 3th nd S, Ctnrral PORK SACK BONES 2 lbs. 15c FRESH GROUND BEEF.....Jb. 29c PORK SAUSAGE .... lb. 39c POLISH SAUSAG!....Jb. 39c MINCEMEAT 2 lbs. 35c Falls, Feb. 1J at Klamath In dian Agency, Feb. It and 15 at Gilchrist and Feb. 21 at Chitoquin. Carry county will b served Feb. 18 and IS at Brookings, Feb, 20 at Gold Beach and Feb. 21 at Port Orford. J'Ville Agency j Adding Workshop Jacksonville. Jan. 2 Rooms on the east side of their real estate building here ara being remodeled by W. A. Childers and G. A. Kimball. The section PAINTING H, f. "$!" KNIGHT Complete Same Quality Pries Telephone 743t WE GIVE & H Green Stamps Prices for Friday s& Satuaday, January 25. 25 Grade A - Strictly Fresh - Mediums Wafer Tumfefers-MacBeth set of 6, only 9c Clear, sparkling, ehlo riUi.rsi. Bay e dosaa at thii law prise Liquid Wax-Van Brite pr. 39ef qt, 69 c Chili Con Carne-With beans, Carsten's, lb, ts, 22e Beer-Olympia or Acme case of 12 quarts $3,95 Sunshine Krispy Crackers 2 lb. carton 33c Drifted Snow Flour, 1 0 lb. bag 52c, 25 lb, bag $1 .25 Wheat Hearts . 28 ox. package 24c Cake Fioar-Soff as Silk Jare package 29c Sweet Potatoes-Pelf aco No. 2!4 tin 32c Pumpkin-Standby Brand No. 2Vi tin 15e Nesbit's Orange Soda ..6 bottles 25s Plat dpo3t Tomato Juiee-S. & W. Jarge 46-ox, tin 27c Purple Plums-Starr BrancL..,,Ne, 303 jar 17c Baking Chocolafe-3hiraclefli,.H lb. cake 17c Wax Paper-Waxfex 125 ft. roll 18c Heat Lamps-Penefray Infra Red each $1.60 Mazda Lamps.25, 40, 60 watt, Inside frost 10c PSu test Wines-Roma Brand ... ,. Vz gallon ug $1,65 . FROSTED NJ?" Spinach .... !4-oz, pkg, 28s Mixed Vegetables, ,2-oz, 27s Chicken a fa King, . f I -or. 69s And a New Cna Chop Suey . . 18-oz, pkg, 34s Pure Lard3 lbs, 65c Thundiy, Jan. it. 1348 MEDFORD MAIL Tm&MEjmm ; hag been vacant tints last July when the realtor moved their office frora it to the west side which formerly housed the Jos tles of the peace office. Kimball states that th rear remodeSed room will s used as a workshop WASHING MACHINE REPAIR FOR ALL MAKES Abo Refrigeration Jems Younger's ftppliasss Si H. Bsritail Phes 24 18 You Hamn ft Shopped Piggly Wiggly Regularly You've Missed Something! In addition to most of the "hafrJ to get items w hare a templet stock of all available ttemtf ptti tow In icmjsarsiojs to quiViiy, W carry istf Wii Knows Brandt not label which are unfamiliar to yea. Efficient, courtesy checker take cafe of yoa after you make your selections. Try Hggiy Wiggfy' One-Stop Shopping Plenty ef Ntkins Spae too. FOODS FRESH SMELT Columbia River FS Fresh Oysters f Sff Halibut Salmon Turkeys Eastern Oysters Fryers Crab Meat Reastlnf Shrimp Salt Cod Fish Hens and the on in front eeespied by a bujin--ss yet to be determined. Sumth ftUN HOP! 3 2 tin 25c pkg. Qc 45 Doz, Vitamins Seated In by Quick Freezing NO WASTE 528 SOUTH RIVERSIDE FLINTY OP PARK1KS SMCf