Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 20, 1946, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and PERSONAL To Initial' Job's Daughters, Mediord Bethel No, 14, will hold tormal initiation tonight at 7:30 'dock at the Masonic temple. v I To GWe Dane A dance will given by the Townsend clubs it the KP hall Friday evening oi Ads week In celebration o Wash togton's birthday. Hr For Concert Mr. and Mrs Hans Norland, with their voung son and s daughter, of Klamath Falls, were in Medford last evening to attend the Jack son County Civic Music associa tion concert, returning home after the concert. Daughter Born A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnett of San Carlos, Calif., i-.w 14. The infant has been named Terry Joan. Mrs. Barnett L the former Cecile Huhphreys, who made her home in Mediord for many years. ( Discharged Among those re cently receiving honorable dis charges from the armed forces ,re Merrill Gunter, MoMMlc, bl nrant street, Ashland; and Warren Hayse, BM2c, 857 South 7 n0ny street; Kay Finch, QM3c, 803 McAndrews Road; Eugene Holt MM2c, 18 Summit avenue; Thomas Tarns, TM3c, 318 South ti.ii,, street: and Donald O'Brien, BM2c, box 68, all of Medford. PEAR TREES We have a small surplus In Bartlett pear, prune, apple, and cherry trees fine well rooted stock. Bernes, roses, shrubs. Free Catalog Limited Supply of ' First Class Stock BENEDICT NURSERY CO. 735 N. E. 87th Ave Portland 16, Ore, (Since 1890) CALENDAR . Wednesday 8:00 p. m. AAUW, home of Mrs. Justin Smith, 21 Geneva street, to hear Dr. Elmo Steven son, president of SOCE. Thursday 11:00 a. m. St. Peters' Ladies Aid Society, Sunday school rooms for Junior Red Cross sew ing. Potluck luncheon at noon. 1:15 p. m. Just Folks' cir cle, First Methodist church, home of Mrs F. F. Burke, 53 Rose avenue, for salad luncheon. 2:00 p. m. WCTU, Girls' Community club, to hear Lt. Co! Agnes McKernan of Salvation Army. Memorial tea for Frances Wiilard to follow. Public cor dially invited. 2:00 o. m. Alpha Delta class, First Christian church, at Fel lowship hall. where he was a member of the si J x. army post office, and later Join- ,(,U,U; imhi o weak, ows ed the army newspaper, "Stars! bids around 23 cenu lower on jciaa and Stripes," as circulation man- rSmSSffmSSZ 35SV sger on Oahu island. Webb re- (ed wooted lamba u.7S, ioaa sis.oo. turned to the United States in November and spent the holidays Pfjrt'Iana PlOaUCG with the family in Bedford. ZZT aala market prices: Fires Extinguished Firemen E: Pur,ch,,5 'Tom '""": extinguished a biaje at the Buck cucumbers CalilornJa $450-5 25 McClahan home, 207 North Co- " ,. J Feppexs Mexican 5S-40O per lb. noon. Only slight damage result-l "ia 1171. s. ed. A blaze a the home of J. E. CtUCagO W iieat Monroe, am Aswana avenue, cwraso. Feb. ao ro.j.v- this morning caused slight dam- pshaat Open Higb Low cion age to shingles, firemen report- fJJJ;--- lj; J, JJJ,? ed. Sept iai,i isoi iw, isohb Dec IHtt 180!, ISO'i 1SOHB 1 Veterans Report The follow ing recently discharged service men reported to county selective ) service boards yesterday: Paul! E. Akins, Joseph B. Dotson, Wil liam L. Edwards, Robert N. Ford, Roy M. Harrison, Arthur C. Hodgson, Roger H. Holt, SHERIFF POSSE PLANS PART IN ROSE FESTIVAL mer,(s have teen made with the Medford Athletic Association for use of the .grounds for 'the show. Membership carts were dis tributed by Sheriff Howard Gautt naming active posse mem bers honorary members In the Northwest Peace Officers asso- iiation. S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Feb, 20 (U.B: Dairy market Butter: 93 scoTe 48 V4, 82 score 48, 90 score 47, Cheese: Loafs 28,18-31,83, trip lets 27.18-30.93. Eggs: Large grade A 41V4- Thomas J Kells, Trmmas F. Mar- 41H,; medklm grade A 3M8H, small grade . A grade B 37U, 28-28W, large "See Humphrey First TO BUY OR SELL YOUR USED CAR Humphrey Motors Used Car Exchange 33 S. Riverside Ave. Car Prowled Carl Miller, 410 West Jackson street, reported to city police today the theft last night of a billfold, containing personal papers, and car -tools which were tafcen from tne glove compartment of his car when parked on Victory street. Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be at the KP hall Thursday, Friday and Sat urday. Those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are ask ed to get in touch with the ex aminer between 9 a. m, and 5 p. m. Visiting Hare Mrs. Elizabeth Talbott of Portland, former Med ford resident, is visiting in the valley at the homes of her brother, Vance K. Wolgamott, Foots Creek, and sister, Mrs. Walter Erskin, 814 West 13th street. Mrs. Talbott is to return to her home March 1. In Puerto Rico Pfc. Gerald L. Warren has been assigned to Puerto Rico and arrived at San Juan last week according to in formation received by his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis yui man, 330 Haven street. Before loavin the United States the wmnff man was stationed at Jackson Barracks, New Orleans, Webb Discharged Former i.sreeant Martin Webb received on honorable discharge from thai armv February 13 at Ft. Lewis, Wash., and returned to the family home at 1208 Sailing owormo Ktmdav. Webb was met by his wife at the' fort and the two v'siied a short time there wi'li Mrs. Webb's sister and hus band, Lt. and Mrs. John T. Al len. The former sergeant served 30 months with tne army, eluding 19 months in Hawaii Wall Street Kew York, Feb.. 20 0).B Maintenance of the Ji 25 qtiar terly dividend paid on capital tin, Daniel O. McKeen, Neil Rob- bins, Cecil E. Rodgers, Loren H Sheltabarger, John G. Still and Wendell R, Kincaid, Atkins Discharged Paul E. Atkins, former staff sergeant with the 32nd Division has re turned home after receiving an shares cf American Telephone honorable discharge at Ft Lewis. lrt Tpl..h rn ,,nr.B ,an. AlKins spem iu munuis uvci- . .., , ,nc n seas, taking part in the closing Honestee Mlning c;mmon a. operations on Luzon and his bat- . f 4Q nnths he,ed (h. firct rf the ' " - v..v -"the stock market make a small "me"ca"T "" recovery today after a break in yusau, " . prices ranging to more than 3 utc u..u-i.iU... ..... .. nil In Pni-llnnrt hv Mrs. Atkins and children, Douglas and Jan- Late prices were down i to i anH mont wok visitina more wan X points in tne main ,'h Mr. AHcins' sister. Mrs. list with a number of issues Carl Kludt, before returning to ' Medford. holding much wider losses. Closing Dow-Jones averages: industrial, 192.38, off 3.75; rail, 61.86, off 1,00; Uility, 38,44, off 0.66; and 65 stocks, 71.76, off 1.32. Sales of 2,150,000 shares com pared with 2,300,000 yesterday, Today s closing prices on se- Starts Tomorrow! WALKER To Build Making applica tions for building permits yester day at the office of the city su perintendent were Wayne Wake field, route 4, to erect a resi dence and garage at bl catn- erine street, $4,500; E. R, Waite, incteH stocks: 730 South Holly street, add American Tel. & Teleg 191 U porch to residence, $300; J. C. Anaconda 48 Berry, 113 Laurel street, resi- Chrysler 127 dence and garage at 738 West Curtiss Wright . -9 Fourth street, $2,000; R. L. Tal- General Electric 47 '4 bot, route 2, Ashland, residence General Motors 73 at 506 Kenwood, $2,500; Steve Montgomery Ward 78 Crippen, reroof residence at pnn, R. R. . , 42 4 1022 West 11th street, $300; and Phillips Petroleum 51 M T. u. snepnera, rerooi resiaence i j. c penney ; 54 at 34 Quince street, ?ia. Court Records Justice Court Gaston R. Ford, no license on motor vehicle, $1 fend costs. Reggy Drlnkwater, combina tion overload, $11.25 and costs. James C. Zanders, combina tion overload. $12 and costs. Richard D. Aikens, no head- liffhti on motor veninle, cited. Tommie Thompson, concealed licenses, $1 at d costs. Police Court Lee A, Lewis, drunk and dis orderly, $10 fine and five days Jail. Livestock Portland. Or, Feb, ! 'U-P-J f .id. 1(10. oalvei 35. Steady with sood demand (or all classes. One load medium to good 10S4 lb. ateers S16.75: few good steers $17.23: dairy cows steady; beet cows up to S13J5. bulls $12.50 down; vealera steady, top - .1 ' rw . I W ,KSft. Ofl generally Si3.75-i4.50; feeder plgsj S1450-15.50. , , 1 Sheeo 23. Kon on aala early; steady. South San Francisco. Feb. 301 (U-P ) 10:30 a m. (USOA1 C a I I I e: in ciMriv Steers, hellers, and gooo I range cows scarce, mosuy cmwr common U-ucked-ln slaugmer co. i r hnnrt iridium cows Slt.StJ, baitL cutter to common SS.5S-10.50, eatmer j -s ftft(t nrs f-nmmnn In raod sausage I bulls S10 00-11 50. Calves: 10. Steady,! Good ana coice , S1450-13 3J. 300-300 barrows and gilts S1S.S0; odd good sows $15.05. Sheep none. Lamb undertone steadv. Good to choice quoted SU.09- ?H75; gooo ewes Jackson County Sheriffs posse will attend the Portland Rose Festival in a body and will take part in the drills, it was decided at a meeting of the Sheriff's posse held Monday night. Reservations for horse Pullmans are being made to transport the mounts to Port land. Past Captain Gene Thomas gave a report on we nay tuna and Dr. J. C. Hayes reported that arrangements for the St, Patrick's Day "Whing-Ping" tor posse members and their wives and for the Ladies Auxiliary and husbands were progressing satisfactorily and that arrange ments have been made with Chalkert Motel is handle) 130 persons for the occasion. Lt. Tony Boitans reported on con ditions at the stables and said plans for new posse headquar ters are progressing. Haw Uniforms Dr. Charles Lemery, chair- man of the uniform committee, said he is having several uni forms made p as samples.- He also said 60 Stetson western hats have been ordered. C. Lyail "Flash" Fidler re ported that he had conferred with the executive committee and with representatives of Christiansen Brothers, rodeo producers of Eugene, and that plans for a three-day rodeo here in June are taking shape. Plans also are tinderway for a rodeo queen contest and for a "big hat week and a "whlskerlno con test. An historical parade I; planned prior to each rodeo per formance. The executive com mittee reported that arrange- CITY STEPS 001 N BUILDING DEAL Radio , IflH Southern Pacific 58 Standard Oil of California 44 H Texas Gulf Sulphur 503 Transamerica HVi United AircrafU 32'. U. S. Rubber.. S8Mi U. S. Steel 87 Holmes for $63,50 and lot 2, block 2, Edmeade's addtttets is Bobert E, Lee for $125. Enabling Medford post 15 of h Amerlran LeJOon to con- ttmm nesotiattons with ths Fed eral Works Administration tot ths Riverside USO building, the city council at its meeting test night passed a resolution wsiv- ne eitv oriority on the structure, The action fetiowea tne posts signification by letter to Mayor C, A, Meeker, that the organiza tion did not intend to institute proceedings In conflict with the council's elan tor a community center. Also according to Meeker, the cost has offered the federal agency a price higher than that which can ba considered by the diy. If the oost Is unable to acsmlra , the building, priority on it will revert back lo the city, St was pointed out, COUNCIL AUTHORIZES SALE OF CITY LOTS Sales of lots to individuals by the city council at lis meeting Tuesday evening include; Lots 2 to 6, block 3, and lots 7 to 10, block 5, Tuttle's third addition to Arnold- F. Bauman tor $B50i part of lot fl, block 1, Wester- lund Heights addition to Claude Wedaetde?, Feb. SO, 134$ MEDFOHB MAIL TBIBOTB SJSWSt Kearney Drive extends 11 miles west of Fresno, CIU,, end- Ing In Kearney Park, owned by the University oi California, Sal on SiomflC-i WbE. tartaU Moocb ald 0-uU mtnrul, taSca$ hif its. tour ttomtcb 4Vtl Uttiitutn. docniri utuiiiy triKj.- n tkv.ar'. mkm& testes se fj&paaUii mJJaT mtdUlMtt ilk s M.'.'-r1 fi-lrtg. tit Uiatif) Bil i lirlnu cot-Tort In ViZ tt nt-Ti, tt U LX --C. E.3-fl - Vs MU Tribust Wn1 Ada Oh Boy! Hare's a Party I Don't Want to Hiss! BANC TONIT AT DREAMLAND To Bay's MODERN MUSIC EVERYONE WELCOME! FOB GOOD HEALTH! Hemorrhoid Rmtial and Colon Qattdt Utcr Trtatsd without Hotptt OprHoo MeAtr Mr?; FrMtf' W A- M. ffPM Dr. C. J, DEAN CLINIC PhyiUlan and lurgofT Hi. 1. Comr Bumisd tm6 Grand fcwvo T-ipon EArt 39tS. ?ert.and 14, Oraqo. THE STORY THAT CUDDLES UP TO YOUR HEART Like "LASSIE COME HOME" and "MY FRIEND FLICK A" l ' Thru I II' rh.cftLO. Fb. 20 UP.J USDAil Livestock: f Hogs: 8,000. Actlvf ttcsdy; good I and choice barrow and gilia $14 83, J rha pmmnS lOwl 81 J-iU EBlimM I r.inr 11.000, Calve; 500. Choice! steers and comparable nelferi weaK to to cent lower; an oiner grnoci i steady; largely iteer and heifer run. top weighty iteer yearllnfi 1 mn htaifttr vftftritns Slt8.85. mnet 1 Bteen flS.OO to l'i:s&'. sum newer $14 00 to $16.00; cows strong, 13 cent higher, bulto and Ier strong; two load itrictiy 1275 lb cows at $14 30, moit oeef cowi $9 25 SATURDAY , ihey'll steal their way deeper into your secret heart! mi m HURRY! INDS TONITE SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "KISS and TELL". JIAN POIITIR CHIll WILIS KUOO HAAS WIUIAM PHIUIPS STARTS TOMORROW HUNTER HOUYWOOD'S GREATEST 80y OiSCOVEftV SINCE JACKIE COOSAN fa "Tin KiO" SHARYH MOFFETT THAT DARLINS LITTLE HEART STEALER FROM "MY PAL- WOLF" raw i jk. y II vuLJVJi imp aaBaaa7 sssssassa' "alB- " HIjr.l saw aw TF. n IF a Don't Miss It! 1 1 Hurry Dvnpri Lionet S iWr 1 1 BOB CROSBY (if , V Own VK S ji xSA FILMED m BRf ATH - TAKING COLOR! "The FOREST COMMANDOES" A spectacular sag of Canada1! Foresf Sarxlc againit h deadly fsmt nmy FJRII SMLLS and THRILLS GALORE I "MICHIGAN SKI -0 ADDLES" Skl-Advanrure Filmed r Laka Maca- fawi it HMini, Michlgm , , , Featur ing Chuck Sligh, National Water Skiing Champion. UtMt PICTORIAL NIWS I 1 MELODY! ROMANCE! ACTION! I? 1 EV Vtf' JIMMY WAKELY The Cowboy King of rhs juke Boxes! Hit aongi have thrilled mlllloni on radis and records. LEE 'LASSES' and WHITE CALLAHAN 1ROTHIRS rnrnl Th1t BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN FOLKS ye ACTION FILLED HAYS! s RadiVs Mysiary Maa mUgf Walked Willi Many Murderers, But Never One Like This! J L Murder Madman rh Loved to win (i IkiL Aa4siaufcaJV jk. -'- JANiS CARTER r sV tcAEF r t Jtff wUixiMtLL LOREN T1NDALL Atso SHORT 4 NEWS e,L ' "" ' ' T"""-'