Local and
Driven' Examiner A driv
ers' liccns examiner will be on
duly in Medford Thursday and
Friday from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m
in the Pythian building and on
Saturday from 9 a.m. until 12
noon. Persons wishing licenses
or permits to drive are asked to
get in touch with the examiner
well ahead of the scheduled clos
ing hour.
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Radio Committee Members
of the radio committee of the
Southern Oregon Conservation
and Tree Farm association will
meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday to
dircuss final plans for construc
tion of a radio building on Roxy
Ann for the proposed forest net
work. Other details of opening
the net will also be considered.
Some equipment for the project
has already arrived.
Snider's Dairy and Produce Company
I To Ktntai Russell Swank,
i son of the Rev. and Mrs. Joscp
K. Swank. Jacksonville, left
Monday for Hiawatha, Kan., to
spend the summer with an aunt
and uncle. While there he will
drive tractor to assist in his rela
tives' wheat harvest.
From Lot Angeles Mrs. Lor
ene Braziel and sons, Ronny and
Jimmy, 414 West Jackson street,
have had as their guests this
week, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Honzik
and Pete Braziel, Los Angeles.
The visitors are relatives of Mrs.
Braziel.
VISITORS WELCOME!
Monday through Friday
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Bronc-Riding O Brahma
Bull Riding O Calf Roping
Top Western Cowboys Featured
Largest Showing of
Mounted Posses Ever Shown
In Southern Oregon Sunday
SQUARE DANCE
JAMBOREE
Lon't miti Southern Oregon's GREAT
EST SQUARE DANCE JAMBOREE at
the MEDFORD ARMORY starting 9:30
p.m. HI MARTIN'S HAYLOFT GANG
and EXPERT CALLERS
Honor Croup Degree of Hon-1
or juniors will meet Salurday, ;
uuue iu, hi ii b.iii. iui a uu in-
day party. Jr riends are inviten.
Girl Scouts The Girl scout
day camp committee will meet
at the scout home Thursday,
June 8, at 9:45 p.m. for trans
portation to the day camp where
they will hold a meeting.
Western Band Coming Ann
Jones, western band leader and
Capitol records recording mu
sician, will appear at the Rogue
Valley ballroom on June 9, it
was announced today.
To Meet Medford Bethel of
Job's Daughters will hold in
stallation of the guardian coun
cil at a meeting in the Masonic
temple at 7:30 p.m. today. De
Molay members will be guests
and refreshments will be served.
Speaker Scheduled Mrs. Mar
tha Selkirk, Townsend club na
tional speaker, will report on
the national convention at Den
ver at a meeting on Friday at
7:30 p.m. at the Pythian build
ing. All interested are invited.
Picnic The Griffin Creek
Home Extension unit will meet
at the N. E. Harper home for a
picnic lunch Friday, June 9. Iiv
stallation of officers will be held
Members are to take salads, sand'
wiches or hot dishes and own
service. Dessert will be furnish'
ed. Guests are Invited.
In St. Louis Dr. Charles F,
Hocv and family. Phoenix, have
left for St. Louis, Mo., where
they will visit relatives. While
there ur. Moey will attend a
clinic of instruction. The family
will also visit in Dayton, O. They
are expected to return about
July 15.
Return A. R. Clement has re
turned to Medford after a six
months' slay in California. He is
now living with his sister. Mrs
F. R. Haggerty. 211 Cottage
street. Also returning from Cali
fornia with Clement, were his
daughter. Mrs. M. Clogston and
two children. Jacksonville high
way, who had been visiting for
a week in Hollywood. Los An
geles, and Santa Monica.
From California Mr. and
Mfs. Frank Gibson have return
ed to their home in Buena Park,
Cal., after spending a week in
Medford on business. While here
they visited Mrs. Gibson's sis
ter, Mrs. V. J. Gossman. 806
Wabash avenue, her two nieces,
Mrs. Lorene Braziel, 414 West
Jackson street, and Mrs. Edith
Shcphard, Jacksonville, and a
number of friends including Mr.
and Mrs. Brose Lloyd, Morrow
road.
From Baltimore Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Cunningham, Balti
more, Md., arrived Monday to
visit Cunningham's aunt, Mrs.
O. O. Alenderfer. Evelyn apart
ments. Mrs. Cunningham will
leave by plane this evening for
Portland to visit her parents,
while Cunningham will remain
with his aunt. Later he will join
Mrs. Cunningham in Portland,
and the two will return to then
home.
Tickets
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MEN'S STORE
Main and Central in
Medford.
POPULAR PRICES!
Hue Fire A flue fire at 209
Iowa street at 8:15 p.m. yester
day was turned into firemen as
a house blaze, they said today.
R. A. Berry was the occupant.
V
Marine's Picnic Marine
league members will picnic
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Tou
Vellc park on the Rogue. All
members, ex-marlnes who are
not members, and their families
are invited.
Construction Planned Rod
ney A. Witham has applied al
the city building inspector s of
fice to erect an $800 garage at
18 Eastwood drive. Jack Porter
will make a $700 addition to a
residence at 819 Minnesota ave
nue. Horace Doolen will build a
$400 addition to residence and
shed.
Housing Permits Three per
mits for construction of houses
have been issued by the city
building inspector's office. M. M.
Huggins asked to build a $20,000
residence at 128 White Oak
drive. Houses costing $12,000
are planned by George L. Lewis
at 2133 East Jackson street and
Donald A. Hughes at 118 Black
uaK artve.
Discharged Raymond Rod
gers, Butte Falls, who suffered
a broken leg recently, and Karl
riageousch, 2435 Jo-Jack road,
hurt in a tumble down a moun
side about 10 days ago, were dis
charged from Comunity hospital
today. Kenneth Knackstedt. 73
Renault avenue, who received
an eye injury in a mill accident
Saturday, was to be released
today.
Wreck Reported A coupe
operated by Hazel M. Borch,
244 H North Ivy street, went out
of control and hit two parked
autos on North Riverside ave
nue early this morning, city po
lice reported. They said that the
Borch machine hit the car of
Milton Martin, 515 Liberty
street, in the fiOO block and the.
sedan of Mrs. Russell Wude. 333
towards street, in the S00 block
of Riverside. Front end of the
Borch car was badly damaged.
Return Mr biiH Mr. fnrln
Jarmin and son, Lyle, 821 Min
nesota avenue, nave returned
from Corvallis where Ihev vis
ited from FriHnv In Ti,ic,4ai,
While there they attended Com
mencement KVPricna at Hrnann
State college. The JarmTn's
daughter, Audrey, was a member
of the graduating class. Miss Jar
min, wno received her oachelor
" awnivt vVf..t.V: til lUJIIlt; ttll-
nomics will teach at Oakland,
Ore., this coming school term.
ricr suojecis wui De nome-maK-
ing ana music.
Livestock
Portland, Ore.. June 7 (U P.)
Cattle aao. Bulk early sales row
steatiy. few fed steers stcadv. Dulls
unchanged. Package good 271 pound
fed steers $30.10. Few common klndn
534 to JJ23. Few good 000 to 530
pounds feeder steers $24 to $28. Com
mon heifers $1B to $113. Common and
medium cows $17 to $21.50. Canncrs
and cutters $14.30 to $13.30. Shells
down to $13.30. Good wcichiv hulls
$22 to $23 Medium shells down to
a ia.su. lioofl weighty hulls $32 to $23
Medium kinds $20 to 2i.S0
Calves 50. Steady. Good vealers $20
to $28. Medium $22 to $23. Common
914 tO 2.
Hogs 200. Active generally steady
on butchers. Sow scarce on early
round. Early hulk and top good and
cnoice i i to z-jo pound mitcher szz.
f ew 4fl to pounds $20 to $20.50.
Sheep 400. Spring lambs steady.
Little done on old ctod shorn lambs
and yearlings. Odd head slaughter
ewes steady. Small lots good 00 to
102 pound spring lambs $25.73 to
$2H. Few good 140-pound won'rd ewea
sn au. amau jois good 4 io in pounds.
Shorn feeding Urn hi $18 to $10.50,
Portland Produce
Portland. Ore. June 7 (UP.)
Butter Prices to retailers: Grade AA
prints. 64c lb.; AA cartons. 63c; A
prints, 64c; A carton, 63c; B prints,
82c.
Egg prices to retailer: Grade AA
large, 47c; A large. 44c; AA medium,
43c; A medium. 42c; small, nominal;
cartons. 2c additional.
Cheese Prices to retailers: Oregon
singles, 37-41c lb.: Oregon B-lb. loaf.
42"a-43c lb.: triplets, l'ac less than
single. Premium brands, singles.
50i, c lb.; loaf, 32'kc lb.
Best quality Marshall strawberries
sold for $3.25 a flat hut hulk of sup
ply went for $2.73-3 with poor quality
down a low as $2,25 on the Portland
castnide farmers wholeaale produce
Pea brought $3.00-3 00 a 30-lb.
orange box. .
Mid-Columhta lettuce wa $3-3.23 a
crate with Portland area lettuce at
$2.50 and below. Best California let
tuce was $4.30-5.90 a crate.
California Blng cherries brought
,-).ou-3,o i or row-iacea limit.
Poultry, Rabbits
Live chickens Broiler under 3 lh.
17c; 2-3 lbs., 23c; 3-4 lbs.. 28-27C; 4
lbs and over, 27-28c; fryers 2-3 lbs.,
28c; 3-4 lbs., 30c; roasters 4 lbs. and
over, 30c; leghorns under 4 lbs,, 14
18c; 4 lbs. over 17-lBc; roosters 25c;
heavy hens, all weights. 22c; old
roosters, all weights. 12- 13c.
Turkeys Net to growers, dressed:
A young toms, 27-28c; light hens, 41
42c. Rabbits Live white 4 to 5 lbs., 22-
24c; 5-8 lbs., 20-24c; colored 2c lower.
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Wednesday. June 7, 1950
Wall Street
New York, June 7 (UP.)
Steel and automobile shares
featured a strong, moderately
active stock market today.
Dow Jones closing stock aver
ages: 30 industrials 223.68 up
0.22; 20 railroads 55.13 up 0.41;
15 utilities 43.71 up 0.43; 65
stocks 78.19 up 0.32.
Snles today approximated
1.750.000 shares, compared with
2,250,000 traded yesterday.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American T & T 139 1 4
Anaconda 32 Vi
Chrysler Tl'-H
Curtiss Wright 81i
General Electric 48Vs
General Motors v 953s
Montgomery Ward 60 Va
Penn. R; R 16
Penney, J. C 59
Southern Co 12 U
Radio 21
Southern Pacific 544
S. Oil of Calif 70V
Texas Gulf Sulphur 73
TransamcricB 18Vs
United Aircraft 28
U. S. Rubber 44?
Youngstown 92
Daily Weather Report
FORECASTS
Med ford ft nd vicinity: Genornlly
cloudy and continued cool tonight.
Scattered light shower. Decreasing
cloudiness and warmer Thursday.
Western Oregon: Partly cloudv 10-
nfftht and Thursday, warmer Ttuirs
dav afternoon hut cooler tonight. Low
tonight 38 to 46. High Thursday 62 to
72 interior unit as to on a long coast.
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 83: Lowest flu.
Total monthly precipitation .01 (nch
Deficiency for the month .17 Inch
Total precipitation since September
1, )04. 13.63 incnefi.
Deficiency for the scuson .00 Inch
Relative humidity 4:30 p.m. yester
day 50: 4:30 am. Wflay mj'.
Observations Taken At 4:30 A.M.,
120 Meridian Time
Htith Low prcc
Boise
Bon ton
Chicago
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87
53
Los Angeles
Medford
New York
Omaha ...
.16
87
86
4
67
Phoenix 9B
.06
Portland n-i
Reno 68
Eugene 61
40
Salt Lake 88
San Francisco a
Seattle 32
Spokane 33
Washington, D, C 86
Yakima 87
43
65
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Dead line Sunday classified U a
Moon Saturdays.
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Gold Hill Council
Sets Budget Vote
Gold Hill, Siine 7 An amend
ment to Ordinance 245 was
adopted by tho city council at
the meeting Monday niKht to
change the name ol the occupa
tional tax to business tax. The
several businesses were named
and amounts of the tax remain
ed the same as in the previous
years. Any business not listed
will be taxed at a rate not less
than $10 per year.
The special election for the
city budget was set for June 26,
from 12 to 8 p.m. at the city hall
Mrs. John Frost was appointed
chairman and judge, Mrs. Wil
liam Ferguson judge, and Mrs.
Bob Kies clerk for the board.
To Ruiie $11,015
Amount to be raised to exceed
the six per cent limitation will
be $8,635 for the general fund
and amount to be raised for the
bond and interest fund will be
$2,050. making a total of $11,015
to be raised by taxation. Amount
of the budget this year is about
$3,000 less than last year.
Paul Wright was granted an
extension of the lease for part
of Lot 0 for a period of five
years Mrs. Llllie MacKay and
Mrs. Charles Askin were grant
ed permission of the council to
use the council room twice a
month for the meeting place for
the American Pension club
No. 1.
Obituary
RICHARD VINCENT
Richard Benton Vincent, 77, a
resident of southern Oregon nil
of his life, passed away at the
family residence. 851 Humphrey
street Tuesday. Mr. Vincent was
born in Sams Valley on Dec. 9,
1872, the son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Oliver Vincent.
Surviving arc three brothers.
John, Meritord; James. Independ
ence, ami Gip. Central Point, and
one sister, Mrs. Belle Centers,
Medford.
He was united in marriage to
Miss Addie Gordon on June 21,
1898. in Jacksonville. He was a
member of the Apostolic Faith
church.
Funeral services will be con-
r7
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tolic Faith church, officiating. In
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