Hoipllsllnd William A. Har-
tlerode, an Army corporal at Ft.
Hood, Tex., is hospitalized there
because ot a foot fracture suf
fered . Sunday, according t o
. friends here. He is a son of Mr.
. and Mrs. W. A. Hartlerode, Butte
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, Gates Open 7:00 1st Show, Duik
Local and Personal
Shops To Close Jackson
County Barbershop union mem
bers announced today that their
shops will be closed Friday and
Saturday, May 30 and 31, be
cause of the Memorial day week
end. Mistleto Club Members of
the Mistletoe club of the Royal
Neighbors lodge will meet for a
covered dish luncheon at the
Girls Community club on
Wednesday, May 28, at 12:30
p.m. Mrs. Lucille Beach will
demonstrate Sherwin Williams
company color styling.
Promoted Robert D. Shores,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Orval
Shores, route 2, box 266, Central
Point, has been promoted to air
man first class in the Air Force,
his parents reported today. He
joined the service in January,
1951, and is now stationed at
Walker Air Force base, Roswell,
N. M. Shores is a graduate of
Medford high school.
a
Return Mrs. Edward L."
Schultz, 412 King street, and her
m o the r, Mrs. Catharine E.
Sowell, 604 Beatty -street, re
turned Saturday after being in
the San 'Francisco bay area for a
week. Mrs. Schultz attended a
National Office Management as
sociation international conven
tion in San Francisco. Mrs.
Sowell visited in Berkeley. Mrs.
Schultz attended the NOMA
meet as a member of the local
chapter. She is office manager
for the Medford Meat company.
They went, by the inland route
and returned by the coast.
Announcing
the Opening of
Mill Mar Lodge
and Guest Ranch
v SPEND A WEEKWEEK ENDS OR COME
' FOR THE DAY
For Reservations Phone 2-4854
Comfortable Accommodations Good Food
' Hiking Badminton, Ping Pong, Croquet, ate.
Bar-B-QV Singing (tvon swing your partner if you
? ' 'are a mind to)
' Or Just "Sun Laze"
BUTTE FALLS -PROSPECT ROAD
: P.O. BOX 96 BUTTE FALLS
Incorporate J. Orbln Cook
sey, Berneece L. Cooksey and
E. M. Cooksey have filed sup
plemental articles of Incorpora
tion in the county clerk's office
for Cooksey Motor Company, in
corporated. .
.
Receiva Training Two valley
men now are at the San Diego,
Calif., Navy training center as
seaman recruits. They are Dar
rold M. Barker, son of Mrs. M. H.
Hammersley, Trail; and Thomas
M. Barnes, son of Mrs. May A.
Barnes. 1545 Camp Baker road.
Assume Name The Oregon
Pear Sales company name has
been assumed by the Nye and
Naumes Packing company and
the Chrystal Springs Packing
company. E. J. Guldan retired
from the assumed business
name. ' .
Appendectomy Bob Schroe
der, route 3, box 195, under
went appendectomy today at
Osteopathic hospital. William
Hinkle, 2, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward A. Hinkle, Jacksonville,
underwent .tonsil surgery today
at the same hospital, attendants
said today.
To Panda Bliss Heine's Jun
iors will meet in uniform in
front of the Medford Public li
brary at 9:30 a.m. Friday to form
for marching in the Memorial
day parade. Seventy-two mem
bers of the Juniors took part in
the. Phoenix Festival parade last
Saturday; Heine said the instruc
tions for another parade to be
held here soon, and plans for two
trips during June, will be given
out at the Saturday classes for
the Juniors.
Hospital Notes Roland Pa-
cey, Mon Pesir dining inn, Cen
tral Point, is a medical patient
at Sacred Heart hospital, accord
ing to attendants. Others report
ed hospitalized there are Wil
liam McGonagle, 2358 Howard
avenue, medical; Francis A. Du
rante, 938 Park street, surgery;
Robert Redhead, route 2, box
70, Central Point, treatment for
a recent injury; Charles Cash,
Box 76, Central Point, leg frac
ture, and Mrs. Alphonse Aya,
205 Crater Lake avenue, rmnor
surgery. .
Truman's Statement
Baffles Lawyers
Washington .. UU.P.l Justice
Department lawyers were frank
ly baffled Tuesday by President
Truman's suggestion that the
private power lobby" may have
violated the Corrupt Practices
act.
The White House offered no
explanation of Mr. Truman's re
marks, jn an. off-the-cuff speech
before the electric consumers
conference Monday. He said pri
vate power companies have
spent millions .of dollars on "vi
cious propaganda" against pub
lic power projects, and added; ,
"I think I will ask the attor
ney general . . , to take a look
at this situation and see if the
Corrupt Practices Act docsn t
apply." ' ,
BACK BY POPULAR DIMANDI
Thit Wisk Only! The Situational
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Phone 2-4800 for Reservations
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Livestock
Obituary
ALMA MATHER
Mrs. Alma Mather, 92, died
today at her home, 919 Whit
man street. Conger-Morris fun
eral home is in charge of arrangements.
Portland (UP Cattle, 150. Good
and choice itEtit led neuers 533 3
commercial iteert $31.90; canner.and
cutter cows 916.90-S20; cutter i and
utility bulla $23-$27; good and choice
fed iteera S32-S34.
Calvea, 35 Good and choice vealers
32-$38; prime vealera $38.
HoftR, 200. Choice No. 1 and 2 butch
era S23.2S-$23.50; choice light bows $18
$19; good and choice feeder pi fa $23
$23. Sheep, 390. Good to prime but moit
ly choice 80-100 lb. spring lambs $26
$26.50; choice 125-lb. old crop No. 3
pelt lambs $23; good slaughter ewes $8.
San Francsoo (UP Cattle, 100.
Canners and cutters $16-$20; commer
cial to low-good steers $28.25-$31.
. Calves, none. - i
Koga. 5Q0. Butchers around 29c low
er; sows ateady.
Shep, 500. Choice 02-lb. spring
lambs $27.50; shorn ewes, good, $10.00-$10.50.
loaves, 52c-55c; premium brands to
58iic lb. for single wheels; and 61ac
for 9-lb. loaves; processed American
cheese, 6-lb. loaves. 48Vc-47c.
Farm Market
Top Willamette valley strawberries
were $3.50 a 12-cup fill on the East
Side Farmers' Market Tuesday; north
west letuce was $3.75-$4.
Poultry, Rabbits
Live Chickens (No. 1 quality, f o b.
plants) Fryers. 2i-3 lbs, 28c; 3-4 lbs.,
28c; roosters. 4a lbs. and up, 2flc: light
hens, all wts., lflc-17e: heavy hens, all
wts.. lSc-lMc; old roosters, 14c-15c.
Dressed Chickens No. 1 New York
dressed style to retailers. Fryers, all
wts., 44c-45c; light hens, 32c-33c:
heavy hens, 33c-34c lb.; cutup fryers,
all wts., 60c-61c.
Dressed Turkeys To retailers. Froz
en winter pack. A grade toms 48c. New
York style In B grade 45c-46c.
Rabbits (Average to growers, f.o.b.
killing plants). Live white, 4-5 lbs.,
24c-27c; 5-6 lbs.. 22c-24c: colored pelts
4c lb. under; old doe rabbits 12c-l5c.
few higher; fresh dressed fryers to re
tailers 60c-64c, some higher.
WALL STREET
New York (U.K. Stocks
moved irregularly lower on mo
derate trading Tuesday.
The sales rose over Monday s
total but were small as the mar
ket men measure the sessions.
Dow-Jones closing stock av
erages: 30 industrials 263.92 off
0.30; 20 rails 96.31 up 0.23; 15
utilities 49.92 off 0.17, and 65
stocks 102.13 off 0.05.
Sales Tuesday approximated
1.040,000 shares compared with
930,000 shares traded Monday.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American T & T : 156
Chrysler ' 75
Anaconda 4434
Curtiss Wright 8
General Electric 59 '
General Motors 54as
Montgomery Ward 60'4
Penn R R :. 18
Penney J C 67V4
Radio .', 25
Southern Co 13".
Southern Pacific 77'.
S Oil of Calif '. 55'.'
MERLIN, CAROL SIMMONS
Services for Merlin Paul Sim
mons, 20, and Carol Grace Sim
mons, 16, who were killed Sun
day, will be held Thursday at
p. m. m Hope Presbyterian
church at Rogue River with the
ReV. D F. Ramott nfflxlnlino
Committal will be in Woodville
cemetery, with the V.F.W. con
ducting graveside services. Con
ger-morris lunerai home is in
charge of funeral arran de
ments.
Merlin Simmnn. urn. KM-n
July 4, 1931, in Fruita, Colo. He
was a graduate of Rogue River
high school, and had seen a
year's active servlno In Tfnron
as a PFC In the U. S. Marine
corps, First Division, receiving
his discharge March 1, 1952.
Carol Simmnna wn A
rll 15, 1936, in Durango, Colo.,
ona was a stuaent at Rogue Riv
er high school at the time of her
death.
Survivors include their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W.
Simmons, Foots Creek: a bro
ther, Loren K., Alaska; and
grandmother Mrs. Phcma Pfaf
fenberger, Foots Creek.
Pankey Park Cemetery
Association Elects
Sams Valley Trustees for
the newly organized Pankey
park cemetery association were
announced today. They are Paul
Schulz, Jerome Fitzgerald and
William Duggan. Mrs. Elwood
Tutsday. May 27, 1152
Daily Weather Report
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Fair and
warm through Wednesday. Low to
night 80. high Wednesday 90.
Oregon: Clear In Interior tonight
and Wednesday except brief morning
cloudlneat northern Interior. Cloudy
along coait tonight with brief clearing
Wedneidav afternoon. Generally a
little cooler Wedneiday. Low tonight
43-33, mgn Wednesday no in souui.
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year ago today: High,
eat 74: loweit 49.
Total monthly precipitation 137
lnchei. Excess for the month. .33 Inch
Total precipitation since September
t. 1931 19.7,0 Inches. Excess for the
season 4.23 inches.
Relative humidity 4:30 pm. yester
day 38; 4:30 a m. today 86.
. Tomorrow
Sunrise at 4:40 a.m.: sunset 7:3fl p.m.
Observations Taken At 4:30 a.m.,
120 Meridian Time
High Low Prec
Boise 78 47
Boston ...-. 73 S3 .01
Chicago 73 38
Denver 74 44 .07
Eureka 35
Abbott was elected clerk. The
elections took place May 24 dur
ing a meeting of persons inter
ested in forming an association
for the purpose of repairing and
maintaining fences and grounds
of the cemetery located in Sams
Valley district.
Anyone who has relatives bur
ied in the cemetery is eligible
for membership in the associa
tion. A small fee is required, the
officers pointed out. They should
contact one of the trustees or
write Mrs. Abbott at Route 2,
Box 575 Central Point.
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN
Control Board Accepts
Bids on TB Building
Salem (U.P.) The state
Board of Control accepted low
bids Tuesday for a new "piggy
back" type hospital and a new
employees dormitory at Oregon
State Tuberculosis hospital here.
Donald M. Drake of Portland
Havre 62 43
Klamath Falls ...... 83 38
Los Angeles 70 38
Medford 90 53
New York 70 fio .02
Omaha ..... R 58 ,37
Phoenix 103 73
Portland 81 30
Portland 81 50
Reno H......MMH.m....,..M 84 44 .
Eugene ,. 81 48
Salt Lake 73 48
San Francisco ...... 63 48
Seattle . 74 49
Spokane 78 48
Washington, D. C 77 81
Yakima , 83 43
was low bidder with $387,88
on the new hospital, which will
be built astride the present one
story building. It will provide 60
new beds.
Texas Gulf Sulphur 102
Transanierica . 25
Tri-Continental . 14
United Aircraft 3034
U S Rubber 23
U S. Steel 377s
Youngstown .'. 43 Vi
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Eggi: To retailers Grade AA large
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