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f Local and Personal Appendectomy Miss Lois Griswold, route 1, box 32, Rogue River, underwent an appendec tomy this morning at Osteopathic hospital. . Improving Mrs. John Tk zeker, 2120 Jacksonville high way, who has been confined to Osteopathic hospital since Sun day, is reported to be improving satisfactorily. v Return Cecil W. Owen of Owen Boat works, and Mrs. Owen have returned from San Francisco where they spent the past week visiting relatives and attending the Boat and Travel show. Purse Returned Mrs. W. D. Durkee, 520 Palm street, reports that a purse containing consider able cash and valuable personal papers, which she had left Sat urday afternoon in the post office lobby, was returned to her Mon day morning, with all its con tents. Mrs. purkee staled that though the post office was closed at the time she left her purse a post office employee found and returned it to her. TONITE-WED.. THURSDAY Donald O'Connor Gloria DeHaven In Yes, Sir, That's My Baby . ' in Technicolor PLUS Mr. Reckless NEWS CARTOONS Gates open at 6:30, show at 7 Lady Bugi The Military Order of Lady Bugs will meet in the VFW hall, 42 North Front street tpday at 8 p.m.. Mrs. Julia Dewey, Portland, royal lady bug, will visit the circle. Naval Reservist A meeting of naval reserve composite unit 13-11 has been set for 8 pm. Wednesday in the federal office building. It will be open to all ex-members of the naval ser vices. Two films will be shown. In Fraternity Word has been received here of the initiation of Alan Worrell into Pi Kappa Sigma fraternity. Worrell, at tending Oregon State college, is a son of Frank Worrell, 214 Gir ard drive. Date Reported The special meeting for parents of Bliss Hemes Juniors will be held weanesaay at p.m. and was not scheduled last night as pre viously reported. Parents will convene at the home of Mrs. Eloy Cordova, 384 O'Gara street. Office Smoked Two fire trucks were sent to the Office Stationery and Supply company about 11:30 p.m. yesterday when smoke was reported. An office spokesman said soot piled up in a stovepipe forcing smoke back into the room. He said there was little smoke and no damage. Bailding Permits D. A. Davis has asked the city building in spector's office for a permit to build a $6,000 house at 829 West 13th street. W. S. Ferris will con struct a $2,000 garage at 906 Grant street and Fred and Ce celia Burgman will build a $500 garage at 213 Willamette avenue. . Rummage Sale A rummage sale will be conducted from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, and 9 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday by Daught ers of Union Veterans at Crater Lake Motor company. Those hav ing material to donate may tele phone Mrs. Genevieve Hyde, at 2-4269. for pickup Wednesday or Thursday. Woman Hurt Belle Jones 59 Quince street, suffered slight injuries about 11:30 a.m. yester day when the car she was driv ing left the street and hit a tree at Crater Lake avenue and Main street, according to a report filed with city police. According to an other report, an auto operated by Mrs. Claudine M. Smith struck a power pole at Stewart and Oak dale avenue about 9:30 p.m. yes terday and received some damage. From Hospital Walter Berg man, 1865 Barnett road, was re leased from Sacred Heart hos pital yesterday after being there a few days. Moodys Here Attorney Ralph Moody and Mrs. Moody of Salem arrived on this morning's train lor a few days stay during which he will attend to legal matters. Livestock Portland. Ore . Mar. 14 (UPi Cat- lie 150; market active; cowi strong at Monday's advance; iteen scarce; iull.v tady; top fed steers Monday ViB; common dairy type heifers today 517.25; low good heifen Monday to $25; canner-cutter cows $13.30-15; some S15.50: shells downward to $11; medium beef cows $19; (food fed cows to $21.50; common sausage nulls 5W 18 50; good hulls to $22 and above, beef bulls Mondav $22.50. Calves 30; good - choice vealers scarce; $28-33; common-mediums $15- 22 30. Hobs 200: market less active: early sales weak with some bids 25 cents or more lower: cood-choice 180-235 Ihs. S10.lfl 2.-i- few S19.50: 170 lbs. $18; Rood 330-500 lb. sows $14.50-15.50; good-choice feeders $17.50-18 50, Sheen 100: odd head steady; good choice 103 lb. lambs $23.75; medium 90 lbs. $22.50; top Monday $24.50 for cnoice us id. wo. a pen inmos; gouu choice 153 lb. ewes $12. FOR DELICIOUS FOOD "ASK ANYONE" it's SO San Francisco. Mar. 14 (UP) Cat tle 100. Supply mainly cows; trade very active, cows fully 30-75c higher; canner and cutter cows $14-30-17.50, commons $18-18.50; a single medium cow $19.25; individual common sau sage bulls $18.30; Monday, active, steers generally 30c-$l higher; cows fullv 50c hicher: load cood 1140 lb. steers $27; two loads high-medium 860- f)73 lb. steers $27; one lot medium 1130 lb. steers $26. Calves none. Hogs 300. Active; butcners 25c iow no sows sold early; good and choice 190-240 lb. butchers $18 25. Sheep, none. Monday, active, prices strong. Ten head good and cnoice wooled old crop 85 lb. lambs $27; few good ewes $14; meduim $0.30- Daily Weaiher Report FORECASTS Mfdtord and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight mnd Wednesday. Risini da- time temperatures. Western Oregon: Mostly cloudy wltn ; occasional sprinkles tonight and Wed nesday. Little chance m temperature Low tonifht 35 to 42. High Wednesday H to 94. LOCAL DATA Temperature a vear ago today. Highest 61; lowest 49. Total monthly precipitation. .34 Inch Deficiency (or the month .32 inch. Total precipitation since Sept. 1 1949, 12 92 inches. Excess for the season, .65 Inch. Relative humidity 4:30 p m. yester day 94: 4:30 a m. today 93. Observations Taken at 4:30 a.m. 120 Meridian Time i High Low Prec Boise 48 32 T Boston 34 22 .34 Chicago : 26 1.1 Denver 40 16 Eureka 49 41 Havre 29 3 Klamath Falls 42 27 Los Angeles 59 Medford . 4S 34 New York 39 27 Omaha : 31 24 Phoenix 74 41 Portland 47 42 Reno 50 23 Eugene 44 39 Salt Lake 42 33 San Francisco 60 48 Seattle 47 39 Spokane 36 24 Washington, D.C 46 31 Yakima 43 33 Tomorrow Sunrise 6:23 a.m. Sunset 6:17 p.m. Tuesday, March 14, 1910 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TWBUOT WWE ,07 Portland Produce Portland. Ore.. Mar. 14 DPI But ter Prices to retailers: Grade A A prints 6!)c lb.; AA cartons 70c; A prints 69c: A cartons 70c: B prints 66c. tgg prices to retailers: uraoe large 43c; A large 41c; AA medium 41c; A medium 40c; small, nominal cartons. 2c additional. Cheese Prices to retailers: Port land, Oregon singles, 39-42c lb.; Oregon o-lb. loats 44'a-4jc lb; triplets. J'j less than singles. Premium brands, sin' gles, 5Pjc lb; loaf, 53;c lb. Best Willamette valley white rose and burbank potatoes sold for $2 50 $2.75 a hundred pounds on the Port land easts. de farmers wholesale pro duce market today. Prices of limited offerings of root vegetables, apples, dry onions and spinach were normal. Wall Street Mon Desir Dining Inn Phone 122 l Central Point All may help through your RED CROSS Published In cooperation with the Jackson County, Red Cross Chapter by . PENNEY'S New York, Mar. 14 ttJ.R) Investment buying lifted the stock market fractions to more than a point today, Dow Jones closing stock aver ages: 30 industrials 204.70 up 1.61; 20 railroads 54.96 up 0.23: 15 utilities 43.11 up 0.16; 65 stocks 74.00 up 0.46. Sales today approximated 1, 140.000 shares compared with 1,080,000 traded yesterday. Today s closing prices on se lected stocks: American T 4c T 1497 Anaconda 287 Chrysler 64' Curtiss Wright 8 General Electric 463s General Motors vdTs Montgomery Ward 55 '4 Penn R R No Sales Penney, J C No Sales Southern Co li-Ms Radio 14 U Southern Pacific 51 Vi S Oil of Calif 63"s Texas Gulf Sulphur 73 Transamerica 16"'8 United Aircraft 267's U S Rubber , 42 U U S Steel 31V Youngstown 86 '4 ! SPELLING NOT GOOD I Denton, Tex. (U.R) North Texas State college is trying to do something to correct the be lief that newsmen can t spell. In its journalism course in copy ! reading, surprise spelling tests are held regularly and approx j imatf ly 500 words are given. : Resillls of the latest tests ranged I all the way from 20 to 235 words misspelled. 011130 o o O O O Q Q o1 W Ml o!r ' o a n p r wVyjZJ BETTY GARRETT JULES MUNSHIN LAST DAY! ."!" Don BARRY-Jack HOLT ACTION! 16 , sH.-C. mm. PATRICIA MEDINA ZASU Pins - RAY COLLINS 'flAMCIS,- tnt Tslkmi arat) Mill J WEEK DAY Bargain Matinees DOORS OPEN 12:45 P.M. Mi 'k PLUS VI DAN DAILEY W COMES HOME Jf!?1' JLviJl at 8:30 p. m. FOR THE MEDFORD PRODUCTION OF The Original Amateur Hour See Them In Person ON THE STAGE at the V?Vote For Your Favorite Amateur PHONE 2-6424 ON GH T 8-30 P. Medford Production ' ORIGINAL AMATEUR HOUR VOTE FOR ONE KYJC-Dial 1230 DATE.. A.B.C. AFFILIATE Take Ballots to McLain's Drug Centre Or Mail To 1230 KC G 1230 KC ABC IN SOUTHERN OREGON
