Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 06, 1950, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextLocal and Safety Council Medford Safety council will meet Fririny noon at the Jackson hotel. New committees will be named, a In Central Point Mrs. R. L. Artmire and two children, Pros pect, are visiting this week at the home of Mr- and Mrs. Everett Hogue, Central Point. Juniors To Meet Junior de gree of honor club will meet Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the home of the leader, Mrs. H. G. Wilson, 7 Chestnut street. There will be an egg hunt and party. Get G. P. License A marriage license was issued Saturday at the Josephine county clerk's of fice in Grants Pass to Harvey F. Hatley, 29, Medford farm labor er, and Lucille D. Jansen, 20, also of Medford. FULL 2V CUT ry VJUJfjKCf IK ( INTOAJOV WITH ALL THESE BETTER REO FEATURES: lig copocfty. Full II uHinf width, "cuts mora frou wtth toss gas." Quick torting 1 hp 4cyl Ho angina usas "regular 901. lovf to hand). MONARCH SEED & FEED CO. "YOUR SEEDSMEN SINCE 1910" NOW Gold Hill Grange m JT V V THE HOME OF FRIENDSHII M F W Ventilating System 1 M E-J VV rrtrti kipc ri fakii inks DANCE IH COMFORT EVERY SATURDAY NITE USUAL PRICES COMPLETE SNACK BAR SERVICE 609 EAST MAIN PHONE 2-6805 FREE DELIVERY PRICES FOR FRI. - SAT. Crater Brand Tenderized Whole Swift's BUY mm Tender Fresh Dressed FRYERS NO WASTE CUT UP READY TO FRY 67 lb. Personal In Eugtne Mr. and Mrs. Max Henne, 31 Barneburg road, are in Eugene this week on business. To San Jos Mrs. T. H White, who has resided near Chalker's on the Rogue River is reported to have moved to San Jose, Cal. Convalescent Fred Fry, Cen tral Point, who was admitted to Sacred Heart hospital Monday, is reported to be convalescing sat isfactorily. 1 BAn Mice Pnrnlp Warner. student of Klamath Union high school, who had been visiting here since Sunday with Miss Ttoft-Alvn Fllol Hnnithtpr of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ettel, 429 West 12th street, lett last evening iur her home in Klamath Falls. ft MP 4 CTOf mini tvgged oHMmI contlrvcttah. Soly tndoitd V-b dutch and cHata driv. Grot catch optional. Presents A or fl . Premium Ready - to READY TO EAT COLD OR JUST WARM UP NOW FOR EASTER! Attend Clinic Medford beau ticians attended beauty clinic which was held In the Medford hotel last evening. To Hold Sale Job's Daugh ters of Medford will hold a rum mage sale Friday and Saturday, April 7 and 8, in the Eagles hall. The sale will open at 10 a. m. Friday and 9 a. m. Saturday. Townsend Meeting Speakers ox ine state organization win au dress a Townsend club meeting at the Pythian building at 7:30 p.m. rrioay. ine puuuc is in vited. Called Away Mr- and Mrs. t r t nnriH iiiam allri t n Long Beach, Cal., this week to attend funeral services mere iui Mrs. Langdon's father who lost his life in an automobile acci dent. rt n, ,; firrttt Wirker- sham of the Crater Lake Motor company, who has Been in r-ori- J tUi iirnolr in kliainPSS. iS expected to arrive home this evening, By ine way oi Mmmu Falls. . . Board to Meet The Girl scout junior planning board will met Saturday, April 8, at the Scout house from 11 a.m. until noon. To Meet Jolly Stitchers will meet April 7 at 1:30 p.m. for dessert luncheon In the home of Mrs. G. G. Stagg, 614 Bcrrydale avenue. V Hospitalised Leopold Aug ust Sehawakeit, 59, Portland, found "Unconscious at the inter section of Sixth street and River side avenue about 10 p.m. Tues day, was taken to Community hospital by Conger-Morris am bulance, according to police. Ambulance attendants said he suffered a fall. Jacksonville Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Dorothy Holmquist March 29 at her home in Waterloo, la Mrs. Holmquist made her home in Jacksonville for some time about three years and had many friends in the vicinity. In Portland Carl Sandell, Minneapolis, Minn., who has been visiting his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Emll Sandell and family, Upper Third street. Jacksonville, left last evening to spend a few days vis iting in Portland. He will then return to Jacksonville. - Serve 59 t lb. SALADS Potato, Macaroni, Fruit Jello or Limt Jello 29 lb. Theater Parly The Craterian theater will play host to Medford schoolboy patrols at 8:4S p. m. today. Return Mrs. Harry Chioman and children, Wayne and Shar on, 42S North Columbus avenue, have returned from Sacramento, Cal.. after spending the past 10 days there visiting Mrs. Chip man's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Latson. Collide Sedans operated by James M. Whitely, 1016 Whit man street, and Lyle M, Paul), Central Point, collided on high way 99 near the Valley Drive-in theater about 8:25 p. m. yester day, state police reported. Both vehicles were "considerably dam aged but no one was injured, officers said. Vacationing Mrs. Julia Whit man and three daughters are spending Easter vacation with Mrs. Whitman's mother, Mrs. T. C. Dugan, in Eagle Point. The visitors are from Kerby, where Mrs. Whitman is a graiie school teacher. They will return there on Sunday. Mrs. Whitman has also accepted a contract to teach at the school again this coming year. To Build Permits for con struction of three new homes were granted in the city build ing inspector's office today. R. I. Simmons will build a $3,000 house at 821 Bcckman street, Ira T. Burns will spend $6,000 on a new home at 237 Girard drive and Boyd Kline will put up a $6,000 residence at 953 Jasper street. To Be Dentist Robert A. Van Galder, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Van Galder, Jacksonville, re ceived word yesterday that he had successfully passed examina tions and been accepted for en try at Oregon Dental college, Portland. He has been attend ing Southern Oregon college. From San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey G. Smith, San Francisco, are visiting his sister. Mrs. Ethel Latham, 335 South Ivy street. Smith, who was superintendent of schools here from 1920 to 1925, has been an instructor in the history depart ment of Balboa high school in San Francisco for the past 21 years. Mr. and Mrs. Smith drove to Medford with Miss Merl Classey, Oakland teacher, who formerly taught here. She is a guest of Miss Annette Gray, 808 Dakota avenue. Program at "Y" The Fri day family night program at the YMCA tomorrow will include a motion picture, "A Day in the Life of a Cerebral Palsied Child," It was stated this morn ing. The picture is being shown by the Oregon Society for Crip pled Children and Adults as part of the annual Easter Seal sale. In addition, the usual program of activities is planned, the "Y" announced. . Visiting Mrs. Michael Stak, New Haven, Conn., arrived last evening by. United Air lines to spend about a month visiting in the valley. Mrs. Stak, the former Dorothy Kent, is a daughter of Mrs. C. A. Hansen, Oak Grove road, and Homer Kent, Butte Falls. The visitor is a former resident and attended Medford high school. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Clear to partly cloudy tonight becoming sen crnllv clotidv Friday. Cooler tonisht. W.St am Oreson: Considerable cloudiness with few scattered show era tonight and Friday. Cooler. Low tonight 48 to 95. High Friday 34 to 42. LOCAL ft ATA Temperature a year ago today: Highest 78; Lowest 37 Total monthly precipitation .08 Inch. Deficiency for the month .17 Inch. Total precipitation tinea September 1, 1949, 14.69 inches. Excess for the season 1.33 Inches. Relative humidity 4:30 p m. yester day 70: 4:30 a.m. today 82. Observations Taken At 4:30 A.M., 130 Meridian Time High Low Free. Boise Boston .. Chicago Denver Eureka ... Havre , Klamath Falls Los Angelas ... Medford New York 46 ... I3 .... 38 ... 5S .... 54 54 88 .. 5 ST 27 33 42 31 28 9fl 34 35 26 63 38 43 36 43 49 38 40 37 40 Omaha . 47 S3 58 1 59 , 65 . fll . S3 Phoenix ..... Portland Reno M Eugen. .......... Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle Spokane Washington. D 98 C. Yakima 98 Tomorrow Sunrise S:43 a.m. Sunset 8:43 p.m. DRIVE IN ! theatre ENDS TONITE Marfirer O'lrien - Herbert Menhall In "The Secret Garden" (In Technicolor) PLUS "Special Agent" NEWS - CARTOON FRI. - SAT. Abbott & Costello, R. Vallee PLUS "Africa Screems" "CHIP OF THE FLYING U" NEWS CARTOON Oates Om" :)0, Shew at 7 llll iTl f Elks Lodge Slates Installation of Officers for 1950 Installation of 1050 officers of the Medford Elks lodge will be conducted at ceremonies at the Elks building here tonight. Exalted ruler for the coming year will be Vic Kengla. Other new officers to be in stalled will be V. Aubrey Nor ris. esteemed leading knight: Murray S. Gardiner, esteemed loyal knight; Robert G. Sher wood, esteemed lecturing knight; Ernest L. Scott, secretary; Allan F. Perry, treasurer; George W. Howard, tyler; W. E. Lantis, three-year trustee, and Carl W. Norris, alternate delegate to the grand lodge. Appointive Officers Newly named appointive of ficers who will serve with the elected officials include C. Aub rey Sander, esquire; Larry Es pey, assistant esquire; Ray Pence, chaplain; John W. Hen- son, Inner guard, and Ray More, organist. installing officers will all be past exalted rulers of the lodge, and will be headed by Floyd Hart as installing grand exalted ruler. Others will be Gus New bury, grand leading knight; ,T. F. Fliegel, grand loyal knight; Ralph Koozer, grand lecturing night; C. C. Leonard, grand sec retary; Arthur D. Hess, grand treasurer; S. E. Philips, grand trustee; B. L. Sanderson, grand chaplain; . E. C. Jerome, grand esquire; Carl Tengwald, grand assistant esquire; E. C. Niles, grand inner guard; Frank Van Dyke, grand tyler, and J. R. Bierman, grand organist. Bradley Services Set ' In Ashland Friday Ashland, Apr. 6 t unerai ser vices for Wayne Bradley, Tal ent, who died of logging acci dent injuries, will be held Fri day at 1:30 p.m. in the Ashland Methodist church instead of the Ashland First Presbyterian church as announced yesterday. The Rev. Alice Woolcy, pas tor of the Talent Methodist church, will officiate and inter ment will be in the family plot at Stearns cemetery, Talent. Lit willer funeral home is in charge. Wall Street Ma,., Vnplr A nr A (I I PI Tn dustrial stocks bumped their 1046 highs on increased activity today- ntv,e ermine Ininpd this sec tion and rails met their best de mand in several sessions on gains cmnlncf tn twn nnints. Dow Jones closing stock aver ages: 30 industrials 212.10 up 1.76; 20 railroads otf.za up u.i.i. 15 utilities 43.20 up 0.43; 65 1. na rtl ,. n AS. Sales today approximated Z.UUU.UUU snarca, tuinjjnicv 1.430.UU0 traoen ycsicraay. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American T & T 155 Anaconda Chrysler 67 V4 Curtiss Wright 9Vt r.onpral Electric 47 General Motors 80 Montgomery Ward 55Vs Penn- R. R Penney, J. C 5J Southern Co Radio 187- Cn.itnnrn T3nf it 3.) v4 S. Oil of Calif - gfi Texas Gulf Sulphur i-? Transamerica 17'4 United Aircraft "'a U. S. Rubber 43 4 U. S. Steel Youngstown vi m Livestock Komana, uie. rii ....... Cattle 123; market active, steady: ran- a a (It P I ner-cuttcr cows io-ou ic medium steers S24; common nelters 18-21.50; canner-cutter cows S14- til or below; medium b.ef cows Sl 21: cutters $18 Calvts so; maraei acuv.. nnn hmIti S2S-30: choice S31-42, mediums S20-25. Hoajs ino; maraei urors cents hlsher: ajood-cholce 190-2.10 Ins .. ,n. nan IK ai7SO' tfnnrf 3S0- 3S0 lh sows t!4 SIMS 2.1 or above. good-choice feeders ii.ou-iw. Sheep SO: no early sales; jond- mediums 22; ood-cholce .'was S12-13. Ran Francisco. Apr. HIP.) Cattle SO. Active, fully steady lo strons Canner lo low-common cows 115-17.10. Calves none Hos 1I0.7S Active, butchers steady, not .noufh sows lo test mar ket. Good and choice 100-240 lb. butcheri 117 7S Sheep 250 Bulk of supply ewes No early sales Wednesday, about steady. One lot medium 75-lb. spring lambs. Portland Produce Portland. Ort . Apr. A 'U P.) Bultr Pricui to rtller: Grade AA print!, Me lb.; AA carioni. 67c; A prlnti, 89c; A cartnni, 67c; B print. 63c. Eft prlcM to ratallcn: Grade AA large, 43c: A lar 41c; AA medium. 41c; A medium. 40c; amall, nominal, cartons, 2c additional. Chtee Price to retalleri: Port land. Ore ((on Unrlei, 37-4lc lh.; Ore. gon 5-lb loafi. 42'f-43c lb.; trlplfta, Pic leaf than alnftlea Premium brand, slnglei 30'ltr lh . loaf X2 1 tr lb. v&3 J PE5T conTROL SERVICE 906 GRANT AVE. PHONE 2-5958 Weed Control Anti Rati Roaches Beet Earwigs Ttr mites Fungi SPRAYING Ornamental Shrubs end Fruit Trees Thuriday. Aprt! I. 1950 Obituary HOLLIE RHOADS Hollie A. Rhoads, 43. passed away at his home, 14 Hawthorne street, today. Arrangements are in care of Conger-Morris (unerai home. Anjous and Bartletts Due for Bud Spray Pink bud spray should now be applied to anjous and bart letts for scab control since the flower buds are now well separ ated in the cluster. County Agent C. B. Cordy said today. The spray should be applied to other varieties as the buds separate, he said. He advised the use of two gal lons of liquid lime sulphur or six pounds ot dry lime sulphur per 100 gallons for bartletts and bosc. For other varieties, he said orchurdists should use one and a half pounds of ferbam per 100 gallons. For green fruit worms which are now hatching, orchardists should add one and a half pounds of 50 per cent DDT to the mix ture. Registration Campaign Set by Women Voters An intensive campaign to reg ister eligible voters for the pri mary Ls being planned by the Medford League ot Women Vot ers under the direction of Mrs. Hugh Collins, chairman of vot-1 ers' services for the league. The league will maintain a booth in Penncy's store where voters may register, beginning April 11. and later will register voters during evening hours, using the city's grade schools. Mrs. Collins has planned a "briefing" meeting for workers who will be in charge of the registration booths, and this will be held Friday. April 7. at 2:30 p.m., at the Collins' home, 120 South Oakdale avenue. Jacksonville Market Sold to Medford Men Jacksonville. Apr. 6 Announcement- was made today of the purchase of the Jacksonville Meat Market by Con and Ron Devore. Medford. The Devores operated the City Market in Medford for a number of years and for the past two years op erated the East Side market in Ashland. Tom Dunnlngton, former own er of the Jacksonville market, had operated the shop for about the past 30. years. Harold Reed had been associated with Dun nington for many years. The new owners took posses sion of the shop on Monday. BIRTHS FARLOW To Mr. and Mrs. Earl, 1013 West Ninth street, Apr. 5, 1350. a girl, 6 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. ENGLEBERT To Mr. and Mrs. William H., Eagle Point, Apr. 5, 1950. a boy, pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. LANDING To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L.. 817 West Second street, Apr. 4, 1950. a boy, 7 rounds, at Community hospital (corrected announcement). KIEWATT To Mr. and Mrs. William K., 1004 East Ninth street. Grants Pass, Apr. 6, 1D50, a girl, f"2 pounds, at Commu nity hospital. Anchorage, Alaska, Apr. 8 !U.R) Health department authori ties today were investigating an outbreak of fever reported in Anchorage suburbs. The average female lives ap proximately 4 4 years longer man the average male. HAVE YOUR Easter Hams, Roasts Barbecued By the Barbecue Grill Open Easter Sunday 12 Till 8 P.M. SUNHAYI Cecil B- DeMille's O KJ m LJJr I . MASTERPIECE cuinwii -uct,.hu M.itiiit.iiiiiis.uisa umB-umuuatn-nmnum o vTI nrl Mai P17 aKVIVll V'lw-11W ti rr also TTa.ar I ran 1st a v m. . rnii vntiiai Yl MEDFORD (ORECJOH) MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTEEN Remind Pear Growers Of Marketing Meeting Frank A. Rowe, manager of the Jackson county production and marketing administration committee, today reminded pear growers of a public hearing to be held Monday at 0 a.m. In the Journal building in Portland to consider proposed amendments to the marketing agreement and order regulating the handling of winter pears grown in Oregon, Washington and California. The proposed amendments would authorize separate regu lations for export shipments, and permit the establishment of min imum standards of quality. Var ieties of pears affected arc bcurre d'anjou, beurre bosc, win ter nclis. doyenne du Cornice, beurre aster and beurre clair geau. The hearing in Portland, Rowe said, is the first of three to con sider the proposed amendments. The second will be in Yakima, Wash., the 13th, and the third In Sacramento April 17. How! ENDS TONITE IBETTYGRABlff I VliTtn as an Milifi.'. PLUS Willi TODAY! I ua young 36r i t PHIL HARMS J$Nffl fcS- . il f There's dangar In Iffgrftigk COLD 1 AuUM M2H,L.to "bllso,cojonado0 n Bristol, Tennessee - Virginia, has two legal city governments. Mkt ins ttjWZihtn em- p 2 Phone 2-6424 Matinee U:4a p.m. Uaily mi WILLIAMS M NIGH uti MORGAN GATES OPEN 6:30 P. M. mom ENDS TONITE 'Oh You Beautiful Doll' Plus "SHANGHAI CHEST" TOMORROW VIOLENT A D-ENT U RE! WESTftMfX with WALTER BRENNAN (3 Maria MONTEZ Jon HALL SABU Movrts tn'BEfWtthan evtrl rT M a I I I I B pV MAJOR HITS Robert Taylor Lana Turner 'JOHNNY EAGAR' PLUS In Technicolor GREER GARSON WALTER PIDGEON in ''BLOSSOMS IN The DUST" sQfcaaW