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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1946)
. MedfordSwTribune Simpson Eyes Hoop Wins Al Simpson predicted a couple of basketball victories for his Medford high school team this weekend after send ing the squad through its fourth night of tough practice In preparation for their South ern Oregon conference clash at Ashland tonight and their inter sectional mix with University MEAT CENTER 231 E. Sixth Phone 5611 Hamburger, Pork Liver, lb .25' Pork Sausage, Qc 9eef Liver, lb. SLICED HAM BACK BACON While It Lasts Pot Roast, lb. 23c Mutton CHOPS lb. 19" i,15' Mutton Shoulder Sho. Veal ITc STEAK lb.fy Ground Ham & 1 Tc Veal loaf lb. J J FRYERS HENS RABBITS of Oregon Frosh here tomorrow night. Ashland, yet to win a confer ence tilt, dropped a 36-30 game to Klamath Falls and bowed to Grants Pass 44 to 34. The Griz zlies are pointing to a victory, according to word, drifting here from Ashland, and Coach Frank O'Neil has the Ashlanders pol ished to a fine point for the ; traditionally bitter game, first . of a four-game series. Comparative scores never j seem to figure Into an Ashland I Medford athletic contest for the ! good natured rivalry is so great ; that often In the past the un- derdog has upset the favorite, j The Frosh, coached by Hon : est John Waren of Astoria hish fame, will arrive here Saturday i morning for their clash with the ! Tornado. Raid On National League Grid Clubs By Western Teams Los Angeles. Jan. 25 (U.R The Los Angeles team of the newlv-formed all American football league today needed only - six more players for its full complement of 33, after wholesale raids on the estab lished ranks of the National league. Manager E. P. (Slip) Madigan. former St. Mary's coach, said the club had signed 13 players from the National League and had added a powerful group of former college stars, including Notre Dame's great A n g e I o Bartelli. ! San Francisco. Jan. 25 (U.R j Coach Lawrence (Buck) Shaw "raided" the National i league today for four more football stars for his San Fran cisco 49'ers of the all-American professional league. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads Under New Management! OYSTER LOAF 125 W. Main St. John Taylor, Owner Featuring "Good Food" served in a clean mod ern restaurant, the Oyster Loaf offers dinners, t la carte and short orders, prepared by two ex perienced chefs, John Taylor and Frank Helms, OPEN 6 A.M. to 11 P.M. ELKS OVERWHELM MEDFORD HOTEL Ashland, Jan. 25 Ash land Elks continued to pace the Southern Oregon independent league with a 75 to 17 conquest of Medford Hotel at the SOCE last night. The Elks were unable to shake Camp White "Naval Hos pital for league leadership for the Bluejackets remained in a tie with three wins an.1 no losses for each team. Charley De Autremont and Dick Fawcett paced the winners withl8 points each while . Charley Warren crowded his teammates with 15. The. Elks play the Klamath Falls Marines in an infantile paralysis benefit game at Med ford in their next start. LEICHT REJECTS PRO GRID OEFERS Eugene. Ore., Jan. 25-OJ.P.) Acknowledging that almost ev ery Major League professional team had made him offers. Grid Star Jake Leicht today said he would play at least one more year for the University of Ore gon. Leicht has two more years of Orego; eligibility. His brilliant playing while in the air forces and for the western team in the Shrine East-West game New Years Day made him the target oi pro oners. Rehabilitation - ysTrd I M. v ltd sr. v ill v?riny 1 ' . V ft. xm 1I ward .Miller. Infantile paralysis patient al the Nrw )ork Reconstruction Home, Haverstraw, N. shown Irarninir chair weaving under the direction of actress Helen Hayes while Dr. li. S. Rogers, assistant medical administrator. New York State Health Department, looks on. .Miss Hayes is on the advisory board of the reconstruction home and conduets classes for patients. Cost of Edward's care and treatment is borne by one of the local chapters of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, which conducts the March of Dimes, January 14-31. JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES JANUARY 14-31 Central Pt. Calls For Hoop Players Central Point, Jan. 25 Sound nig another call for basketball players In order to whip their proposed team in shape in time to enter the contemplated Cen tral Valley independent league, Myers-Holland American Legion post rnembers made clear at their meting last night that berths on the club were open as well to men not post members. The team is only post spon sored and all players interested are invited to turn out for prac tices at 7:30 p. m. Mondays. Ron and Lee Pinkham have been delegated to organize the quin tet and K.n Beebe is taking an active part in its formation. Earl Newbry Seeks Senate Reelection Salem, Jan. 25 (U.R) Earl T. Newbry, of Ashland, Incumbent republican state senator from Jackson County, has filed declar ation of candidacy for the pri mary election May 17, secretary of state Robert Farrell reports. Jackson county is in the sixth district. HIGrTSCHOOL SKI CLUB PLANS TREK ON SUNDAY Medford high school Ski Club will leave for Union Creek at 8:30 a. m. Sunday instead of Saturday as previously an' nounced, Bill Bowerman, ins structor, said today. Clnslnft time for Sunday Too Late to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon Please remember lit A n ' : 1 0 'v4 Smart" Outfit for Leisure or Working Hours SLACK SUITS Trimly tailored of gabardine and strutter cloth, this large selection of slack suits in cludes several styles and colors for comfort able wear through work or relaxation. Colors Include royal blue, gold, aqua, green, navy, futhchia and red. In sites 12 to 20. 89.5to$129.5 Separate Slacks M M has a large stock of separata slacks for wear with sport blouses or sweaters. All sites In a variety of materials and colors. Whipcord RIDING TROUSERS Sanforixtd ihrunk for last ing fit, with lipper side opening and narrow, ttraight teg. Beige color in waiit tizes 25 to 28. Water Repellent SLACK SUITS Especially nice for out doors work, water repel lent finish sheds rain. Dark green color In siies 12 to 38. $9? PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER M M DEPT. STORE We Are Open Saturday Nights Until 8:30 Newcomers Signed For Mat Program Wednesday Evening Two newcomers will appear on next Wednesday night's wrestling card at Medford ar mory, Promoter Mack Lillard said today. Chester Hayes, all service champion of the Ha waiian Islands, will face Jack i Lipscomb in the semi-windup and Pierre La Belle, French Canadian, will oppose Herb Parks in the opener. Lillard said he was trying to arrange satisfactory terms be tween Pete Belcastro and Joe Lynam for a main event. Bel castro challenged Lynam in the ring last Wednesday and they engaged in hot words in the dressing room after the matches. Clara Mortenson demanded such a ridiculous figure to meet Rita Martinez in a return en gagement that Lillard said he was unable to put the match on but hoped to get them together at a later date. received his discharge and broth er, Burnham Dufur of Portland, are visiting with their aunt, Mrs. Carrie P hi and other relatives. Mrs. Void Smith, son Jerry and daughter Barbara, were Sunday guests of their son and brother, Joe Smith and wife of Jacksonville. Amethyst Rebekah Lodge . No. 97 met January 16, In regular session with the newly installed officers In the chair. New com mittees were appointed and Sis ter Icie Walker was elected de gree captain. It being birthday night and the anniversary of Thos. Wildey a short program was given and refreshments served. s Mrs. Hattie Bceman of Port: land visited last week with her daughter, Mrs. C. W. Martin. Mrs. Frances McCurdy was taken to a hospital in Medford Tuesday where she will receive treatment for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer and children returned last week from Phoenix, Ariz., where they spent Christmas and the holi days with relatives. Mrs. Mildred Swindler of Eu gene visited Tuesday here with relatives. Mrs. Madge Dorman, Mrs. Willie McLean and Mrs. Fannie Kles of Gold Hill attended the meeting Jan. 19 of the Wm, N. Harrison Corps No. 27 at Cen- rrldsy, Jan. 25. 1948 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJTTTt THREB ter Point. A business meeting. Initiation of new members, and refreshments were In order. DANCE AT GOLD HILL Gold Hill, Jan. 25 The high school band under direction of Steve Whipple were to stage a dance for student body mem bers in the gymnasium from 3 to 4 p. m. today according to Principal F. W. Jo.ies. ANNOUNCING A New Insulation and Roofing Service for Medford and Rogue River Valley BY EXPERIENCED APPLICATORS Attic Insulation Siding New Roofs and Roof Repairs Time Payments Free Estimates All Work and Material Guaranteed Ace Roofing and Insulation Co. I 319 South Peach Phone 3513 SEE US... About Your Personal or Standing MAILING LIST Morse's Mailing Service Phone 3722 39 South Grape St. Mobil gas Victors; Gold Bars Beaten Mobilgas basketball team of the Southern Oregon Independ ent league surprised the Rogue River Chinooks by taking a 28 to 26 victory in an infantile paralysis benefit game played at Grants Pass last night. Don Richey ted the gashouse gang with nine counters while Larry Wills scored 17 points for the Chinooks. Groceteria Gold Bars, also members of the southern Ore gon league, dropped a 36 to 24 decision to Lathrop's Hoppers of Grants Pass in the preliminary. CLUB TRAPSHOOTERS TO PRACTICE SUNDAY Medford Gun Club will hold a practice shoot for trnpshooters at the club grounds at Four Cor ners at 10:30 a. m. Sunday, it was announced today. FOR CHERRY FLY Port'.and, Ore., Jan. 25 (U.R) What's saii'-'c for the goose isn't always sauoe for the gander. Or what DDT, the war developed insecticide kills one time it may cause to thrive and lead a hap py and prolific life in another instance. This faot of the powerful In secticide working in reverse was brought out here today as state and federal entomologists from five northwest states considered suggestions for the 1946 tree ; fruit spray program. When entomologists began comparing research notes they' found th-t not only does DDT fail to kill the cherry fruit fly, but it actually serves as a tonic to the pest. One worker report-1 ed that thre were more cherry : fruit fly maggots in cherries sprayed with a DDT mixture than on cherries In the unspray ed control plots. SNELL SELLS GARAGE Arlington, Ore., Jan. 25 (U.R) Governor Earl Snell and D. L. Lemon announce they have sold their garage and automobile sales ag?ncy at Arlington to Jodie K. Morrison, A. C. Smythe and Roy Wheelhouse. At one time Snell and Lemon operated three garages and sales agencies In Arlington and an oil distri buting plant. Today's sale marks the end of their partnership of more than 3d years in the auto mobile business. They will re tain ownership of their ranches near Arlington. Gold Hill Gold Hill, Jon. 25 -I.O.O.F. 129 and Amethyst Rebekah Lodg 97 held a joint installa tion January 8 with district dep uty Grand Master Harry Newn ham and district deputy Presi dent Bessie Ferguson and their team as installing officers. In stalled were noble grands. Ray mond Ritlcr and Opal Wash burn; vice grands, Melford Hood and Leota Hood; secretaries, Madge Dorman, Ada Duscnberry and Paul Thompson; treasurer, W. C. Autenreith and Belle Smith. There were visitors from Grants Pass, Central Point and Jacksonville. The entertainment committee with Virginia Kellogg as chairman served refreshments to about 70 Odd Fellows, Re bekahs and friends. Mrs. Carl Lentz who under went a tonsillectomy in Medford last week is recovering nicely. Miss Yvonne Moore who is at tending SOCE in Ashland, was brought to her home here Wed nesday with a severe case of flu. Mrs. J. Frederick and daugh ter Jill left Friday for Missouri to Join Mr. Frederick for a short visit before he leaves for over seas. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Winn of Bend, Oregon, visited over the week-end with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Creighton Thompson. Kendall Dufur, who recently SO GOOD FOR you MOWING FR$H ,1 ! &&&&&&& 4 1 RELIABLE GROCERY E. F. ALLEN Owner DAILY DELIVERY SERVICE DIAL 2126 117 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. DAILY DELIVERY SERVICE WEST SIDE OF THE TRACKS CLOSING TIME 10 A.M. 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