Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 12, 1950, Image 16

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Newspaper Page Text5 TJR MEDFORD (OREGON) News from Rogue Valley Mcleod McLeod. Mar. II Mr.- and Mr. Arthur Hume and daughter, Jacqueline and Josephine and Mr. and Mn. Tom Denninger drove to Roseburg Sunday, March 5 to visit relatives. Word comes from Victory hos pital at Napa, Cal., of the birth of baby girl March 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harding Jr. This Is their second child. Mr. Harding Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harding Sr., of McLeod and i well known here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shere have returned from Portland where he went for medical treatment. Mrs. Faye Morse has gone to Burbank, Cal., to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wyles Berry have gone to Los Angeles for a couple of weeks on business and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harding Sr., are ttaying at their home "Rogues Woods" during their absence. Police Investigating Friday Burglary Here Mcdford police are investigat ing a burglary reported rnuay evening by Percy J. Bartram of 46 Summit avenue. Bartram told Eolice he had been away from ome about 5:20 p.m. until 7:35 p.m. Friday, and that when he returned he found the front door jar and the house ransacked. Missing were a man's topcoat and a new suit, a new portable typewriter and a coffee master. Sweeps cleaner in half the timel Feather-light , , , Easy to handlel lighter Easy to Handle Keeps Fleers Cleaner MOPKING WITH WIPI-DRT SQUEEGEE $ll69 . Your hands nevtc touch water. Buy Flexible, Wire-Core PLASTIC CLOTHESLINE! Wipes Clean with a damp clolh HUBBARD BROTHERS, Inc. MAIN at RIVERSIDE Phone 2 6189 i l "i i r iwf an i- "vr I I n II I I I I XJ n 1 5 MAIL TRIBUNE Rogue River Rogue River, Mar. 11 A pas senger car wheel and tire was found by Andy Yates near Gold Hill one day last week. Al Pearson of West Evans Creek has been confined to the house the past week. He was hurt about ten weeks ago when he fell through the new bridge and in jured his back. He is in consider able pain, reports his daughter. Mrs. Lois Morgan of North Broadway has been suffering from a severe cold and was con fined to bed last week. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Seiger of Highway 89, have returned lrom Van Nuys, Cal., where they were called by the death of a brother- in-law. Dr. (J. A. Mcraaaen wnu HtH mririonlv nf heart failure Mrs. John Schaapman of West Evans creek is in Bell. Cal., vis iting a daughter. She expect to be gone a ween. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hatch arc the Darents of a girl, born March rt Miller, who has been quite ill following a tooth extrac tion, is feeling better now. i v Rpece who makes the .anriwichrs has taken over the local distribution of the Rogue potato cnips ana ii the Hill building as a distributing headauarters. Kenneth and Novella Foster have purchased the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sowles. Fosters are from Hermatige, Mo. The Soules family expect to leave n A-hnrne. Alaska, next month. They have not sold the new home, on Pine street nor the house under construction on the Old Stage road, but they say they are anxious to get to Alaska and start building a home there so they are going on whether they sell the property here or not. They plan on taking a house trailer to live in while they con struct a home. E F Pollock who has suffered from severe attacks of asthma through the winter months, was resting on his outdoor porch overlooking Wards creek, on a recent sunny afternoon and had h. Concur of watching a very large salmon swim up the stream. A bountiful ham supper was enjoyed by the families who gath ered in Fellowship hall for the retT, "SOTt week There were 56 present. A special greet- ins was given 10 mr. g,r ,.i.n whn were cele brating their 6th wedding : anni versary. The L. A. Miller I 17 in anniversary was March 5 and the i-.,,LrhMm? 17th anniversary will be on March 12. Another corurimiirun iin received from El Monte Cal., ac companied by a note from , Mr. the Barnetts. "lnPito ' ur ,...nji nnuram" thev wrote, 'we would like just a little share in vour new organ." Reading of the note was followed by a selec tion played by Mrs. Burnett on the new organ. ,,.,., .j. ri..i- -lull rnmnlcted the ad dressing of 3.000 letters with en- losed Easier scnis i ;- pled children! fund wniie lu.. ducling their regular business meeting Friday. Mrs. Stanley Barker reported on the Brown.es project and exhibited samples of their work. The Brownie, have completed two very worth while projects in making ""apbooks End paper doll houses for the spastic children of the James Boys home at Kerby. They p an to make house snppeia " """ " cloth cut irom "" ments for the 12 boys at the home, as their next project ti,. hnv who are able to be outdoors need playground equip ment, balls ann oais u. use ol tneir nanon mm ,. their nerves. mnntir wn.i... need such items as beads aim rovnm according to letters re ceived from the home. A Dotted Plant in a nrUioH hv the Brownies was presented to the Civic club. Mem bers commended Mrs. Barker on the excellent work of the Brown ies. Nominating committee mtui bers elected were Lulu Trotter, Dulcie Nuttall and Haiel White. WAR MEMORIAL LaGrande. Ore.. Mar. II lur City Manager Ed H. Ford snid today that La lirandes new swimming pool will be dedicat ed as a war memorial when it Is completed July 4. Construc tion started on the pool this week. FOR SPRING FEVER IT'S SULPHUR and MOLASSES To Brighten Up that Floor It's The Floor Cover Shop ASPHALT TIH DRAIN BOARDS LINOLEUM f) FLOR EVER Alio Carpatt and Venetian Blinds LET US CALL AND MAKE AN ESTIMATE NO OBLIGATION r w w 1 J I J sLs4ifahs Sunday, March 12. 1950 Communities Talent Talent, Mar. 11 Plana are coming along well or the hobby show to be held at Talent city hall on Saturday, March 18. Many local people will display their hobbies as well as some from Ashland and Phoenix. The list so far includes model boats, dolls, oil paintings and collec tions of various items. Girl scouta will display handcrafts. The Camp Fire girls are sponsoring the show as part of their 40th birthday celebration and hope to make the show an annual affair. Mr. and Mrs. Berg of Berg s cafe treated the basketball boys to mlikshakes after they won the tournament Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McAbee and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burdell left March 8 on a trip to California. Mrs. George Gleim was guest of honor at a shower March 1 at the home of Mrs. Dick Skeet ers. Mrs. Hazel Smith was co- hostess. Guests included the Mes dames Vern Bueman. Glen Ellis, Harry Walter, Elmer Osburne. Rov Unruh. John Glover, Les Mason, Harry Maxson, Everett Taylor, Eddie Joams, r. J. ivic Abee. Henry Turier. John Child- ers. and Violet Firestone, Donna Trustee and her mother. Mrs. Sears, Clinton Ayer, Lloyd Lacy Sr., Bill Slack, Roy Coghill, Chct Ricks, Glen Logan and Lee jonn- son. Crater Lake and Wa tu hi yi Campfire groups held a ceremon ial March 1 at Talent city hall, the highlight being gowning of four mothers, Mrs. Ray Burnett, Mrs. Lawrence Burnette, Mrs. Iva Culver and Mrs. Beryl Set tleniier, also ten girls, Doreen snri Barbara Burnette. Leavis Burnette, Ethel May Culver, Car old Settlemier, Gayle Thoresen, Carol Coghill. Glenda Brannon Rose Marie Sullivan and Mary Ellen Suksdorf. Mrs. H. H. Lowe was in charge of the gowning. Honor beads were handed oui by the guardians. Mrs. Alice Bur nette and Mrs. Peggy Burnette. Guests included the girls' par ents as well as Ashland council members, Mrs. Kay Nelson, Mrs. Sadie Anderson, Mrs. Jason Ot tinger and Mrs. Ken Miller. Mrs. Nelson, president of the Camp fire cabin in Ashland gave a short talk. Mr nrl Mr. Robert Hutchin son returned the first of the week from a two-week visit in Port land and Seattle. Miss Anne Armstrong, regional field adviser for Campfire Girls, Inc., met with leaders and as sistants of the Talent area at the home of Mrs. Ira Culver rrioay afternoon. She is here to neip with the 40th Dirtnoay runner and celebration. Lyle Culver underwent sur gery at Sacred Heart hospital March 8 for removal of a two inch splinter which had entered his knee. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kenyon returned March 5 from their va cation. Mrs. Ed Pringle spent Thurs day afternoon with her sister-in law. Mrs. Lawrence Burnette. Garden club members spent Tuesday cleaning the city hall lawn and grounds and planting new shrubs, including two spruce trees on either side of the steps and seven trees in the play ground. Mrs. Tulah Boyer from ttip Hnvpr greenhouse donated a S10 shrub. Helping to clean the grounds were Mesdames J. C. Ottinger, J. V. Mason, Clarence Mnthcs, Lloyd Bunnel, George Hartley, Mrs. Knorp, Miss Bertha Havmon and Miss Elinor Powers. Ira Culver had a pleasant sur prise March 5 when some old schoolmates, and neighbors he had known 28 years ago in Kan sas, heard he was living in Tal ent and came down from Spring field, Ore., to visit him. They were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wright and son and Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Reese and son. Talent P.-T.A. will hold the regular March meeting on Mon day, March 13 at 2:30 p.m., in the Talent school. Sixth grade moth ers will act as hostesses. The Grange Sams Valley Grang Sams Valley Grange HEC met February 24 at the home of Mrs. Herman Priem. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Hnr old Palmer on March 24. J Mixing Of Penicillin, Streptomycin Results In Effective Super Drug' By Paul r. Ellis New York, Mar. 11 01 R) Three West Coast scientists re ported today that a "marriage" between the drugs penicillin and streptomycin results in a super drug more effective than either when used alone. They based their findings on a laboratory experiment in which the drugs were tested on Adventist Saturday Worship Talk Topic "Why Adventists Observe Sat urday as a Day of Rest" will be the subject of the sermon at the Adventist Church Sunday eve ning, according to Pastor O. E. Schnepper. Many people wonder why Ad ventists observe the ancient cus tom of worshipping on the sev enth day of the week, he said. At the Wednesday evening service Pastor Schnepper will explain this peculiar religious practice. The attendance at these evening services has been unusually good and a large audi ence is expected Sunday night. The meetings will continue on each Sunday, Wednesday and Friday evening. These services are open to the public. The Grange Engl Point Grange A program of music, singing, readings and a talk by Ben Tucker, Jackson county agricul ture agent, on advantage of larg er farms over smaller ones, and of the different seed crops grown in the valley preceded the meet ing. Secretary Nora Mathews an nounced that all dues for 1950 were in. entitling the grange to receive the pennant. first and second degree odii- gations were given Chas. Win kle, David and Helen Wright, and Claude and Grace Waddell. The first and second degree team will put on the work at next meeting, March 21. The 25th anniversary pro gram will be Saturday, March 25, beginning with a basket din ner about 7 p.m. and followed by program and presenting of 23 25-year pins. The basement of the hall has been offered for use of the 4-H classes. Ways and Means announced a dance for Saturday evening, March 18, the H. E. club to sell refreshments. Educational Chairman Mrs. Roy Stanley gave an interesting report on the book, "Happy Ever Alter," by Harlzell Spei,ce. The evening of March 16 lliere will be a public meeting in the hall for the purpose of acquainting people with the soil conservation program and all are urged to attend. Uppor Rogue Grange Ways and means committee of Upper Rogue Grange will hold a dance in their hall March 25 and the second Saturday of each month H.E.C. will hold an old fashioned dunce using the ad dress system as music. There will be an Easter egg hunt' for children at Grange hall Easter Sunday, April S. Later a ham dinner will be served at 1 p.m., proceeds to be used for lurnishing the new dining room. Plans were made for buying new curtains for the room of our adopted veteran at Camp White, Levi Bedgood. iB'-O e-SDaoom - Btonoorri I , etoooom I k0lt' IO'09 0 ll'-CaS-O H Mats, TarvtTT n nvina acorn 'i i H ii 'fl U --0"'-0 I Um,TY U otsion o ca .xj 1 1 I .I Kir.oin YEARS OF BUILDING EXPERIENCE BIG PINES LUMBER CO. nine strains of streptococci bac teria, a type of germ that causes serious disease in human beings. Kill.d Rapidly The scientists, Drs. E. Jawetz, J. B. Gunnison and V. R. Cole man, of the University of Cali fornia medical school, San Fran cisco, said in Science magazine that populations of the bacteria were rapidly killed off when penicillin and streptomycin were working as a team, They pointed out that penicit lin alone did a good job jn kil ling off the germs, but that its peak performance might be in creased as much as ten-fold with streptomycin in on the act. Streptomycin, working alone, did not equal the performance of penicillin, the scientists said. In scientific language, the har monious and cooperative action of two more agents is known as a synergism, and the coast sci entists believe that their experi ments, which were conducted in the test tube, have proved that there is a "true synergism of the two drugs." Action Not As Great The experiment also showed, the scientist reported, that Chlo romycetin, another so-called "wonder drug," had some effect on the streptococci bacteria when mixed with penicillin but that the action was not as great as performed by penicillin alone. Thus, the scientists believe that Chloromycetin "somehow in terfered with the earlv bacteri cidal effects of penicillin. The phenomenon was observed with all nine strains of the bacteria, but not in the same degree, they said. The scientists work is signifi cant in that it may lead to a type of drug treatment in those per sons who become immune to penicillin or streptomycin after prolonged treatment. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Custom Planing T At G Custom Planing Mill. S2S. S4S. detail, moulding 1! mi S of Medlord. 100 yds West of 99 Pb 3.12S7 Painting CONTRACT PAINTING or bv hour. PHONE 2-5651 PAINTING PAPERING R W Sewell Trxtiirtne Phone 2-2:152 Washing Machines WASHING MACHINES expertly re- paired. any. make Reasonable charges Younger Appliance. 31 N Bartlelt Ph 2-0419 WASHING MACHINE parts and serv Ice Pick up and deliver All makes Expert Bendix service Lar?on-Mav Co 40fi E Mntn Ph 5-53(12 Roofing P A B C O composition shingles and built-up roofs applied Workman ship and materials guaranteed Free estimates Time payments Oldest roofing company In southern Oregon Ekerson Paint St Root Sloie 18 S RnrilPtt Ph 2-2B45 Well Drilling DEISTER CECH WELL DRILLERS For your water well problems Reliable and experienced drillers Up-to-the-minute equipment Phone 2-9308 139 Vancouver Ave ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO Water wells, domestic and Irrigation standard casing Falrbanks-Morsr pumps BEST Or EQUIPMENT Experienced Work and Materia guaranteed ASK THE MEN WE'VE DRILLED roH 1980 Table Rock Rd.. across street from Big V Market Ph 3-7373 CASCADE WELL DRILLING undet new management. Approved terms and new Phone No 2-9227 or 2-51169 SHULTS BROS Dependable and reasonable F.H A Terms with Pump Phone 2-56H9 or 2-4912 or 3-9237 WKLL DRILLING BY GOFF Eftb3 Fnr fast, efliclent and guaranteed work see us before you drill FHA terms on wells and pumps Office Stamper & Gofl Bros Hdw . 225 W Main Ph 2-2939 evenings. 2-4 139 Is the Time To Plan the New Home! BUSINESS DIRECTORY Window Cleaning Trl-Clty WINDOW CLEANING CO, rioori. Willi. Woodwork. Mk ad vance appointment lor spring clean in Phone Medford 3-11020. Beads Hastrung PEARLS Si BEADS restRunu JEWELRY REPAIRING SANTO'S AGATE SHOP 411 E Insurance A THREE year dwell in g or household goods policy S6 00 per thousand and up VICTOR C SETItER. BBOPHV m no Pest Control LOVD termite control. Protect your home from termites. Free lnspecuon. Phnne Ahlnnd 5243 Electric Motors Gage Electric Motor Service Delco At Smlthway Motors Motor Rewinding at Repairing 112 N Front Ph -282 Cabinet Work Cabinet work, reasonable, unfinished furniture and builtins a specialty. GRAHAM CABINET SHOP 824 1 j N Riverside Back 99 Motel CITY CABINET SHOP FRANK YASHIN Fo Central Phone 2-9310 Transfer DAVIS TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO Medtnrd's modern storage service Long distance hauling Dial 3-6373 40 South Fir FURNITURE MOVING & STORAGE We have van moving equipment for local and long distance hauling Dry and clean storage (concrete' building with special locker rooms at low rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSt Phone 2-5293 COMMERCIAL TRANSFER Trucking Service Ol All Kinds Local and Long Distance Moving Storage. Packing and Crating Phone 2-9028 Corner 4th & rli CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Complete transter moving and ator age service Also packing, crating and shipping by expert workmen n So Fir Phnne Chain Saws SEE the CHAIN SAW SENSATION of 1930 The Mcculloch Model 325 Also used saws and rentals SO. OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. Across from Elk Lbr. Co Ph. 3-11106 MALL - HORNET Sales and service Also saw lltng All kinds Mowers sharpened 106 S Grape Phone ?-753B Construction FOR RENT Power Shovel and 6xb Dump trucks. Free estimates Logging roads. Driveways Fill .o Ca'l Vircil Anderson 2-4624 .aundry AUTOMATIC U WASH Extractor, dryers. Let us do your . washing while U shop Mangle and ' hand ironing. S. & H. Green Stamps Ph 2-8389511 S. Riverside. LAUNDERETTE 327 N Fir Street Pendix Automatic Laundry Ph 2-23Br. Light Plants Brewster's Light Plant Service Kohlei Electric Plants 1196 Spring St Ph ?-75flfl P O Bx 749 Piano Tuning MARVIN LeMaster. Ph. 3-8579 Tun Ing. repair, voicing, refin ivories 135 S Oakriale References furnished Electric Shavers PARKE'S Electric .Shaver Sales and Service Factory parts foi Sunbeam Remington. Schick Packard twin dual New Shavers all makes in toek nr F Vain Ph 2-2755 Income Tax FOR -help with your income tax re ports, call Cleo Canoosc, 3-2913. 55 Ross Ct. 7th yr same location Accounting for the small business man INCOME TAX At PAYROLL SERV ICE L H Laubocker Ph 2-5837 FEDERAL STATE TAX RETURNS MARY B. MAASS 304 S Ivy Telephone 2-9281 anytime. IN CENTRAL POINT For Federal. State Income tax service, see Margaret Naples at Guy Tex Agency. 305 Pine St. I formerly at 207 Pinei. after 3pm call 5X4. INCOME Tax. bookkeeping, and pay roll reports. Ph R. C. Brown. 2-2971 Income Tax Service Fed and State Income Tax Asst. S C. JONES At SONS. Billings Agcy 232 W 5th, Medford 207 Pine Central Point Ashland Hotel Bide., Ashland FOR help with your income tax re ports call Cleo Canoose. 2-2913 35 Ross Court. 7th year same location Income Tax returns made out VICTOR C SETHER. BROPHY BLDG We're Ready With COMPLETE Service! Wc hava a wide selection of up-to-the-minute house plans which will help you to choose just what you need for YOUR family , , , and we can secure for you reliable, capable build ers to do the job quickly, econ omically, satisfactorily. And, from the foundation to final painting and decorating, you'll find the materials here for that home at prices to keep it within your building budget! BUSINESS DIRECTORY Piano Instruction For Beginners and Advanced PuplU MRS. LYDIA GUETZLAFF Taught by Leipzig Conservatory Graduate Ph 2-2709 207R Pariflp Hwv. N Septic Tanki CASPER'S Pumping, clean tanks and drains. Formerly Dick Frost's. Same Court eous service. Guaranteed work. Local Vet. Phono 3-15113-6818. Free estimates. MITCHELL SEPTIC TANK St CESS POOL SERVICE Tanks cleaned ana repaired, drain and sewer laid, new tanks Installed AU work guaranteed Phone 3-1110 SANITARY SERVICE SOO Gal. concrete septic tanks $63.90 Hookups and Drain Fields Guaranteed Work To Meet All Slate It FHA Codes Free Estimates Phone 3-2491 Tractor Work PLOWING, harrowing, mowing, gar den or what have you Prompt serv- Ire Ira Bollinger Phone 2-58:10 Miscellaneous Red Comet AUTOMATIC and manual FIRE control equipment. Exclusive distributor. E. Eggers, 1021 W. 11th St. I'll. CLYMER RADIO & ELEC. SERVICE Toasters, Hot Plates. Heaters, etc Kagie point, ore. fnone ooii THE NEW MYERS DOMESTIC WATER SYSTEM, selling at new reduced pr Call V ALLC.Y EtjUlf . CU. Z-H4SI CERAMICS School St Supplies. Larg est In Southern Oregon. Third At Pine. Central Point. Ore. Ph. 1531. FIRE EQUIPMENT All types Manual Automatic H A Wilham. Phone collect Brownsboro 1905 P. O. BoX 649 VALLEY WINDOW CLEANERS Walls. Woodwork. Floors PHONE ASHLAND 8761 MEDFORD GUN SHOP Custom made rifles, ammumuon sights, hand. loading supplies ano accessories Gun bluing 1317 N Riverside RE-WEAVING Tears, burns, moth damage, etc BEACON WEAVERS 73aN Bth Grants Pass Ph 3453 Plumbing BOWER'S PLBG. At HTG. CO. New, Repair work. Green Stamps 48 Rose Ave. Ph. 11-4690 Furniture Repairing DWYER FURNITURE SHOP Repair and Refinishing BT9 So Riverside Ph 3-1931 Floor Service SUPERIOR FLOOR SERVICE Sanding and Finishing New or old floors. Phone 3-2328 W. L. COOMBS EVERLASTING PHENOPLAST EXPERT rug cleaners and weavers MEDFORD RUG FACTORY Ph 3-25.19 311 Mary LINOLEUM and Asphalt Tile Expert applicators, free estimates Bruce Bauer Lumber Co Ph 2-6211 RUGS and carpets cleaned Picked up and delivered Let us non-skid your Oriental scatter rugs Hild System 1113 E llth Ph 2-5367 aftei 6pm Building "BUILD A HOME FIRST" FRED POWERS 2203 Jacksonville Highway HOMES built while you wait. Remodel ing. Sloan will do it right. Phone 347 Central Point. Everything in Building Construction C. C. FERRIS CONTRACTOR Phone 2-9491 for Estimate FOR built-rite-homcs and remodeling. Call J. W Marlette 3-7944. YOUK SATISFACTION, MY REPUTATION. VW ''"ft K 4M' . 4- Jt 1 l-y-. J h' J Oscar Larson, the Lone Ranger, at the Fall Opening automobile show, giving Medford people the latest pictures and data on the amazing 1950 Kaiser-Ftazer models. HOLD YOUR HORSES, FOLKS! It Won't Be Long Now! The Sensational 1950 KAISER-FRAZER Models Will Be the Hottest TMaags On the Road! RIVERSIDE MOTORS & IMPLEMENTS , BUSINESS DIRECTORY Inauletion GENUINE ROCK WOOL Installed Eft machine to Insure uniform thick ness Fireproof See the blow torch test Free estimates. 3 years to na EKERSON PAINT At ROOF STORl 38 So Bartiett Phone 2-2841 Granlta GRANITE Delivered In Medford 93 yard. A L NASH Phone 3-1441 Nursory MARSHALL NURSERY CAME LTJX5. 30c up; shrubs, annuals, perennials lth eV Newlown Ph 3-1637. We Del' Tile Work DRAINBOARDS, bathrooms, showers Write Phil Stembrldge. Rt. 1. Box at, uoio run, a mi. up uails Creek. TILE WORK, bathrooms, dralnboards. showers store fronts Miller At Lam. rert Tile Const 608 S Ivy Ph 2-732B Fuel IF IT BURNS OIL We Service It" Vacuum Cleaning. InstallaUon NEW BURNERS OIL HEAT SERVICE Ph 3-6181 EXPERT PACKING Be sure to let us pack at least the fragile articles I Cost is reasonable. COMMERCIAL Transfer & Storage Phone 2-9028 AGINTS FOR 10N0 DISTANCE MOVIN0) FOR ICONOMY-tET US HANDli ALL DETAILS PHONE 2-6151 PKONI 24211 415 SOUTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 2-9313 SOUTH RIVERSIDE SIXTH and FIR STREETS