Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 19, 1952, Image 15

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Newspaper Page Textr Local and plan Dance Wagner Creek Youth club will hold a dance Saturday, Juno 21, at 7:30 p.m. Everyone in the community is invited to attend. Returns Home W. H. Ruck er, H27 Orchard Home drive, Medford, returned Wednesday morning following a business trip to Ccntralia, Wash., and a visit in Salem. He had been gone since Saturday. To Meet Canton Siskiyou and auxiliary will meet Friday, June 20, in the IOOF hall. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Kight, captain and president of the two groups, will preside. A covered dish sup per at 6:30 p.m. will precede the sessions. Mrs. L. O. Howard is supper chairman. ENDS TONIGHT AIf th slewing magic of young lovel SAMUEL GOLOWYN'S tarring SANA ANDREWS DOROTHY McGUfflE k FARLEY GRANGER -PEGGY DOW PLUS ROGERS iMCCt DENNIS SV.OW MORGAN NEWS - CARTOONS Gatai Open 7:00 lit Show, Dusk Rummage Sale FRIDAY and SATURDAY, June 20th & 21st At The V.F.W. HALL 42 North Front heatrel WE HAVE IT COOKER & ir CC0XS Deep Circular Well with Smooth SUN-RAY finish (fZssssskftf I 1"B New-type 0S M0B macs Btrmi Only this sensational new Sunbeam Cooker & Deep Fryer gives you so many exclusive advantages so much greater usefulness. Use ii n tryJaj for delicious DEEP-FRIED pota toes, chicken, doughnuts, sea-foods. Vsi it trtryday to COOK pot-roast, stewed meats and chicken, soups, casserole dishes, etc. Perfect as a chafing dish, steamer, bun-warmer and corn popper. No end to its usefulness. Just set the precision thermostat and let the Sunbeam take over. No guesswork. No bother. LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. Mtdford's Laading Appliinca Dialer for tht Put 21 Ytart 309 East Main Phone 2-4427 Personal Asaumet Nam) Sam Mete, 923 South Riverside avenue, Med ford, has applied for the assumed business name of Sam Mete com pany in the county clerk's office, a business concerned with the selling of autos, trucks and house trailers. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Morris and two children, Achorage, Alaska, are visiting his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morris, 240 Sun rise avenue. Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Morris plan to return to An chorage by way of the Alcan highway. St. Mary's Picnic The an nual parish picnic, sponsored by the St. Mary's alumni associa tion, will be held at Jackson Hot Springs Sunday, June 22, start ing at noon. The picnic program includes games, races and prizes. Ice cream and cold drinks will be sold. . Workman Hurt Charles Shepherd, route 2, box 670A, Central Point, suffered a broken arm and lacerations Wednesday afternoon in- a fall while on bridge construction work at Ashland, according to a Sacred Heart hospital report. He is em ployed by the R. E. Meade con struction firm. Partnership Filed A certifi cate for limited partnership has been filed in the county clerk's office with R. Arch Work as gen eral partner and Harvey A. Woods, limited partner, of The Over Snow Company, Oregon, limited, a general business for transporting persons and freight over snow areas, with offices at 220 Harrison street, Ashland. Son Born Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Gass, Dunsmuir, Calif., are the parents of a son born June 18. The child weighed six pounds. Mrs. Gass, the former Miss For est Dale, is a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Walter Dale, 516 Palm street, and Mr. Gass is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Gass, 1518 West Main street. Mr. and Mrs, Gass have an older son, Lee, aged 10. Receives Scholarship Miss Phyllis Corliss, 938 South Holly street, Medford, has been award' ed a $150 voice scholarship to Marvlhurst college in Portland She arrived home from Maryl hurst Monday, after completing her second year. Her sister, Mrs. Effa Waltermire, 1002 South Holly street, who spent a week at Portland to see tne Hose i es tival, came home with her. I Grange To Meet Central Point Women's Relief corps will provide tne program ior a meet inu of Central Point Grange Fri Hv June 20. at 8 D.m. in the Grange hall. The crops will give a patriotic program, present a traveling flag and give the his tory and etiquette oi tne nag Master Delmar Smith and Mrs Smith will report on the slate Grange convention wnicn tney attended In La urande, ore AUTOMATIC DEEP f RYER Theft Reported' Dave E. Os born, 307 Laurel street, yester day reported the theft of a 10 ton hydraulic jack and four 40 foot lengths of logging chain, according to city police. Shoot Postponed The Vet erans of Foreign Wars rifle and pistol club shoot scheduled for Friday at Merricks indoor range has been postponed. Tonsile Removed Patty Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Jones, route 3, box 133, Medford, had her tonsils re moved at Community hospital today, the hospital reported. YMCA Summer Program Swimming and movies will be on the Friday night program at the Medford YMCA during the summer, YMCA officials said to day. Monday Family swim ngiht programs have also been sche duled, they stated. Hear Report A group of cli ents of J. Henry Helser and com pany met last night in the com pany offices in the Leverette building to hear a report by L. K. Doty, local manager, on the 20th anniversary convention of the firm recently in Portland. Food Demonstrations Miss Eula Wintermote, county exten sion agent in home economics, will give demonstrations on freezing of vegetables and fruits Wednesday, June 25, at 1:30 p.m. in the Eagle Point high school home economics room and Friday, June 27, at 1:30 p.m. in the Valleyview Community clubhouse. The public is invited. Visiting Here Mrs. C. R. Bowman, wife of the late Coun ty School Superintendent C. R. Bowman, is visiting in the Rogue river valley with the late Mr. Bowman's daughter, Mrs. Art Gilbert, Ashland, and with the Rawles Moore family in Med ford, according to the county school superintendent's office. Mrs. Bowman spent the winter in Casper, Wyo., with her daugh ter, Mrs. David Moore, and is now moving to Portland to es tablish a permanent home. livestock Portland ru. P.. Catti ann itm ity heifers $28.50: utility cow $20.73; cannen ma CUtierg S13.3Q.19. Calve SO. Prime veelers 333.50-36 Hoes 300. Choice No. I and 2 hutch. era $23-23.25: No. 2 S22 50- oHH 54 s lb. $20.50; choice sows from 330-500 lb. $16 50-17.50; other 300 lb. $18. Sheep 400. Bulk good to prime spring lambs 90 to 102 lb. $25 50-26: prime 90 lb. lambs $26.25; new crop iccuuig minus ?o. San Francisco (U.P. Cattle Small supply canners limited. Una trifl rhln. 1...4..1 r no 25 spring lambs $27.25; good and choice Portland Produce Portland (UP.) Butter: To re tailers AA grade print 75c lb.: car tons 76c; A prints 75c; cartons 76c; B prints 72c lb. Eggs: To retailer Grade AA large uui., n. jarge ty-suc HOI.; AA mraium w-ouc aoz.; a medium 47- 48c dOZ.t Cftrton .1r nHriitinnal Cheese: To retailers A grade ched- uai, urcnun Single, 1-31C in.; 5-ib. loaves 52-55c: oremium hrnrfi in 58ic lb. for single wheels and 612c TRAVERSE RODS $2.25 . $3.25 $4.25 BAMBOO DRAW DRAPES Home Owner! Specialties 74 North Main Aihltnd Phone 7231 or 2-7791 Saturday night, June 21st Thursday night, July 3rd At the Applegate Grange McKEE BRIDGE to the western mutie of Vie Flood and his band The Following Questions Are Submitted To The Impartial, Registered Voters of Jackson County Regardless of Their Parry Affiliation: 1, Which ftoup i rha Raaua Rlvtr Vallay claim rfiat Ihty product all of tht warthwhllt tfrlcultural product!? 1, Which fraup Ii It that ellm that thty rtprtitat ill tt tht mtaty in tht valltyF I. Which group it H that admits that thty art tmpltytni alrplanM ftr tht purpoat ot dattroylng hail? 4, Which group ii It that ) In rtality actually dastroyiftf tht rain in tht valltyr I. Which t'tup Is it that controls all of the Madford papers to luch an txtant that all of tha articltt appearing in tha papart appear in thair favar and without coniidtration for tho stock farmart and tht smalt dry land farmara and thott who uft tht Grangaa and wht product til of tho cattle in tha Rogua Rivtr Vallty? 4. Which group it ft that contrail all af tht county agents who art employed and paid for by the taxpayers of the Rogue River Valley? 7. Which group fa ft that during the fall of 151 cauiad all ef the milli to dote and throw tht logger out of work? I. Which group Ii It that recently destroyed the cloud blanket ever tht valley, thereby cauiing one of the heaviest froatt that hat over oc curred here, a froat that destroyed the tomato and the corn crops? If YOU KNOW WHO THESE PEOPLE ARE - GET BUSY. REGIS TER NOW AND VOTE FOR THE INITIATIVE TO STOP CLOUD SEEDING. Attend All the Meetingt of fhe MOISTURE CONSERVATION LEAGUE The Next Meeting Will Be Held at the MISSOURI FLAT GRANGE HALL Tonight June 19th of 8:00 P.M. Signed MOISTURE CONSERVATION LEAGUE Youth Pleads Guilty To Theft of Cable Orvilie" Ray Bogart, 20, of 1310 Sweet road, yesterday pleaded guilty in circuit court to charges of grand larceny, ac cording to records in the office of District Attorney Paul Havi land. The case is being contin ued for investigation. City police had previously re ceived a signed statement from Bogart admitting a part in the theft of cable valued at about $100 from the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company storage lot at Summit avenue and Mc Andrews road. Four teen-aged youths arrested with Bogart also admitted taking part in the theft. They were turned over to Juvenile authori ties and two have been released to their parents. The other two are still confined in the county jail, the juvenile office reported. Masonic Anniversary Observance Friday The 60th anniversary of Med ford Lodge No. 103. Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, win oe observed at 6:30 p. m. Friday ith a no-host dinner at the Masonic temple. The Medford lodge was char tered June 15, 1892. This will be the second anniversary cele bration conducted by the lodge for 3-ib. loaves; proceued American cheese. 5-lb. loavet 4flla-47I,ac. Farm Market Willamette villey beit itrawber berries sold at S2.75 on the East Side Farmers' market Thursday; ood rad ishes were 30-60 cents a dozen bunches; Bine cherries were around 18 cents pound with Royal Annes at 15 or below. Poultry, Rabbits Live Chickens (No. 1 quality fob Filants) Fryers 2j-3 lbs., 30-31c; 3-4 bs. 30-31 c: roasters, 4'h lbs. and up. 30-3 lc; light hens, all WU.. 16-17c. heavy-type hens, all wts., 17-18c lb.; old roosters. 13-15c lb. Dressed Chickens No. 1 Ntw York dressed style to retailers, fryers, broilers, roasters, all wts., 43-44c; roasters. 43-44c; light hens, 31-32c; heavy hens, 33-34c; cut-up fryers, all wts., 60c lb.; whole-drawn, 85c lb. Rabbits (average to growers, f.o,b. killing plants) Live white 4-5 lbs., 21-24c; 9-6 lbs., 18-2lc; colored pelta 4c lb. under, old doe rabbits 10-12c; few higher, fresh dressed fryers to re tailers, 37-6lc, some higher. Wall Street New York (U.P Railroad shares rose to a new average high for more than 21 years Thursday in a more active stock market. Other sections followed the carriers up, inspired by the re cent ability of the market to work higher against such odds as a steel strike. Dow Jones closing stock av erages: 30 industrials 269.54 up 0.45; 20 railroads 100.61 up 0.47; 15 utilities 40.77 unchanged; and 65 stocks 104.57 up 0.24. Sales Thursday approximated 1,320,000 shares compared with 1,270,000 shares traded Wednes day. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American T4T 153 Anaconda 44 Chrysler 77 Curtiss Wright 8V4 General Electric 59 General Motors 57V4 Montgomery Ward ....Unquoted Penn. R. R 20 Penney, J. C. Radio .;. 26 Southern Co 13's Obituary GEORGE REHART George A. Rchart, 106 Oregon Terrace, died in a local hospital this morning. Funeral arrange ments are in charge ot Chapel Mortuary. AMELIA DENNIS Funeral services lor Mrs. Amelia Dennis, a resident of the Medford area for the past 24 years who died in Jacksonville Wednesday, will be conducted at the graveside in Siskiyou Me morial park at 1:30 a.m. Friday. The Rev. G. H. Hillerman, of the Zion Lutheran church, will of ficiate. Funeral arrangements are in charge of Chapel Mortu ary. Mrs. Dennis was born in Greene Lake county, Wisconsin, on Oct. 28, 1863. She was mar ried to August Zilke in Prince ton, Wis., on April 7. 1880. He died on March 23, 1936. She was married again to Joseph Dennis who died at Talent in 1848. Mrs Dennis was a member of the Lutheran church. Survivors include one son, Emil Zilke, Vidora, Saskatche wan, Canada ' ;and two daugh ters, Mrs. Alvina Kraus, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, and Mrs. Elsie Sandberg, North Bend, Oregon. in. the past year. A ceremony marking a century of Freemas onry in Oregon was held by the Medford lodge, Sept. 15, 1951, in a special district meeting. All Masons and members of affiliated groups are invited to attend the anniversary obser vance. Former Medford Man Promoted by Bank L. E. "Bing" Francis, a for mer Medford resident, has been named vice-president of the Till amook First National bank, ac cording to a clipping from the Tillamook Headlight-Herald. Francis was formerlly connec ted with the Jackson county agent's office and was president of the Medford Kiwanis club. He was advanced from agri cultural representative for First National in the Tillamook and Clatsop counties area. In his new position he will head the staff of the Tillamook branch. F. N. Belgrano, president of the First National bank of Fort land, said Francis' outstanding work in that area made him val uable both to the bank and the community. He will be able to expand his services to the peo ple of Tillamook county in his new position, Belgrano added. Baptists Set Vacation Bible School Program The vacation Bible school pro gram of the First Baptist church will be presented at 7:30' p.m. Sunday in the church auditor ium. Each department, through song and recitation, will present the work and study covered in the school. Hand work by the students will be displayed. Tomorrow afternoon, follow ing the final Bible school ses sion, students, teachers and par ents will gather at Hawthorne park for their annual picnic. Enrollment of the school was 225 this year. Average attend ance was 201. . .Moonshine Whiskey Feeds Auto Flames Knoxville, Tcnn. (U.R) Police wondered why the soup ed up auto they had chased burned so furiously when it turned over until they found the flames were fed by a cache of moonshine whisky. Two Ne gro occupants, both burned, were placed under guard at gen eral hospital. radio station KMED Presents THE DR. PEPPER SHOW Every Saturday Morning at 12:45 featuring valley talent Saturday, June 21 tt Listen to The Dr. Pepper Show with Vic Flood and hit band. Benefit Dance Saturday Night, June 21 McKEE BRIDGE Vic Flood's Music BRING THE GANG! Thursday, June 19. 1952 Timber Products Bid High on 0-C Timber Timber Products company, Medford, was the successful bid der this week on 5,795,000 board feet of O and C timber in the Forest Creek area. The success ful oral bid totalled $110,544.25, compared with an appraised price of $103,660.25. There was only one other bid. Bid prices and appraisals on individual species included Douglas fir, $18.65 and $17.45 a thousand board feet; Ponderosa pine, $';5.60 and S24.50 a thou sand feet, and Incense cedar, $6.15 and $6.15 a thousand board feet. A second tract of timber of fered for sale by the Bureau of Land Management, including 1, 260,000 board feet of Douglas fir and Ponderosa pine on F.Ik creek, received no bids. The tract will be open for bids for a 90-day period, according to BLM officials. One Man Injured In Auto Accident Ralph Faber, 222 Willamette avenue, was treated and released at Sacred Heart hospital this morning for an elbow injury received in a three-car traffic accident, according to city police and hospital attendants. Police said Faber was the driver of a car involved in a col lision with vehicles operated by Mary E. Mclntyre, 1807 West Main street, and Meredith Miller Huggins, Box 328, Medford. The accident occurred on North Cen tral avenue near Sixth street at about 7 a.m. today, they re ported. Faber was taken to the hos pital bv Conger-Morris ambu lance. Police stated that Huggins was cited for failure to stop at a red light. ASHLAND mm CONVICT (! witii a bun; AtiBstMaj4 CBINEWIILIAMS JEAN HUGEN Sggga EaflLn Here SUNDAY! 1 ACADEMY 'AWARD WINNER for "Best Actor" Humphrey Bogart! 1h Mightiest Adventure of Them Al! HORIZON rKTUMi HUMPHREY BOGART KATHARINE HEPBURN a LIFT FOR LIFE! AT JP J NO OTHI 7ff DRINK PICK! VV DR. PIPPEt fS5 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL THIBUNE FIFTEEH L. S. Tiegs Reelected Farm Bureau Leader L. S. Tiegs, Talent, was re elected president of the Jackson County Farm bureau at the or ganization's recent picnic. Other officers will be Dclbert Mongold, Eagle Point, vice pres ident; David Blair, Evans Valley, state delegate, and Mrs. M. Schnaek, Talent, secretary-treas urer. Mrs. Schnack was also re elected. The next county meeting of the farm bureau will be held July 10 at the courthouse. Daily Weather Report FOHKCASTS Medford and vicinity: Fair and warm through Friday. Low tonight 50. liifili rnday Hn. Western Orenon: Considerable nifiht and morning coastal cloudiness. Oth erwise fair tonight and KridHv. Lows tonight 48-M. Ilihs Friday 68-78 ex cept tiO on coast. Temperature a year ago todny : Highest 93: Lowest 4K. Total monthly precipitation .82 inch Excess for the month .52 inch. Total precipitation since September l, ni.ii. zu.dz mcnes. Excess for tho season 4.40 inches. Relative humidity 4:30 p.m. yester dav 45: 4:30 a.m. today 92rc. Observations Taken Al 4:30 A.M., 130 Meridian Time IIiEh Low Free. Boise Boston Chicago Denver . Eureka Hnvre Klamath Falls , Los AnRclcs .... MfdtOHt New York Omaha 110 (HI fin HELD OVER! i lAkicnM Panties cT TODAY i III riot that put t aaaaaaaMeaalaaaWBaaWttWBJtMl JJ I. LilaaammWmmmmam9mmmWm ' I iV 1 Ilji r fef, - . . " - LJ . V "Jr.. : J ' ; 'id 1 - f - VINCENT PRICE HOAGY CARMICHAEL BIRTHS LEWELLEN To Mr. and Mrs. James, 844 West Jackson street, June 18, 1952, a boy, 7?4 lbs., at Community hospital. Phornlx . 10!) 77 Furlland 83 49 Reno 85 41 Kucene 83 48 Suit Lake 04 67 San Francisco ... 64 SO T Se.-illle ,,, 75 48 Spokane 80 57 Washington, DC. .. 03 Yakima 87 63 Tomorrow Sunribe 4:35 a.m. Sunaet 7:40 p.m. The Half HSreed ROBERT YOUNG JANIS CARl'ER PLUS Daily Matinees 1 P.M.' One Performance ENDS TONIGHT! j ' The Figlitin'est Battlecrjr x of Them AM Frank LOYUOY Richard CARLSON Anita LOUISE . PLUS fail 1 -m. m 1 1 LADIES 1 1 ' It'i CHINA NITE A FREE DISH . To Every Lady Gates open at 6:30 Show at 8:15 Gates Open at 6:30 Show at 8:15 rw- s