Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 29, 1954, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTRICKS OK SATURDAY Phoenix Mrs. Kathryn Stan- k EVERY KERNEL ' VOUH MOMIV SACK PHECTlmil QHCM cllffe, the mayor of Phoenix, said today that the city oUic ors have asked that "tricking or treating" in Phoenix in ob servance of Halloween should be done on Saturday evening, Oct SO,; They are asking that young persons of the vicinity cooperate because this year Hal loween is on Sunday. Moves Mrs. Beryl Chase, moving consultant for the Davis Transfer and Storage company, moved today from 223 King St., to 1220 East Jackson at. TONITE and SATURDAY , Continuous Shows from ' 7 pm to 2 am TIIITIM FREE COFFEE! After 10 P.M. SPECIAL HALLOWEEN TripleDckerShow HE LIVED BY THE CODE OF THE SIX-GUN! 4 nAi- i AUDIE MURPHY -Suoay 2ND GREAT FEATURE PIRATES' REVENGE Rfdas Sfofrt-Tossed iVararal RAYMONDl i-n I IIHII"UIIU LA 7 CARTOON & NEWSi I Local and Personal HALLOWE'EN SAT. NIGHT - OCT. 30 ASIS BALLROOM EAGLE POINT ; Music by: DICK SPAIN and the Rogue Valley Boys I ' ' " ' Featuring GLENN FISH On' Electric Guitar License To Wed Charles Zeno Denny, Eagle Point, and Dellene Merle ahr, Prospect, obtained a license to wed Oct. 27, at - the ... Siskiyou county clerk's office.; t,, e e Driver Cited Richard - Joe Meister, 20, of 411 lazier lane, was released on $100 bail yes terday .after being charged with reckless driving, according to city police records. - ..' Visitors Leave) Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Winkelman and M. T. Carr, all of Placerviile, Calif., left this morning after visiting at the H. B. Murphy home, Ross : lane. Mrs. Winkelman is a sister of Mrs. Murphy and Winkelman and Carr are - her brothers-in-law. ' ; ." ' . ' j . . . Veterans Council The Vet erans Allied Council of Jackson County will meet at 8 p. m. Monday, Nov. 1, at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall, 42 North Front st. There will be a discus sion of plans for the observance of Veterans Day Nov. II, in eluding a parade, V - Treated John T. Haseltine, 65, of 614 South Third St., Jack sonville, was treated and re leased at Community hospital about 5:30 p.m. Thursday, for injuries suffered when he fell from a roof oh which he was working,, according to Medford Ambulance service attendants who took him to the hospital. This was the -second time he had fallen from the roof. ; . Masque' Party The Ladies Mounted Troop, auxiliary to the Jackson County Mounted Sher iff's posse, have completed plans for a Halloween masquerade party for troop and posse mem bers and invited guests, officers said today. The party will be held Saturday, Oct. 30, at 8 p.m., at the posse club house on Sage rd., and tne grand march and unmasking will take place at 0:30 p.m., to be follow ed by a smorgasbord. There will be dancing. -, ' ,.- Awarded Trip E. R. Hoppe of the California Pacific Util ities company has been award ed an expense free trip to the Rhcem-Wedgewood Highlands Inn Holiday for an outstanding record of salesmanship in a re cent contest sponsored by the Wedgewood division of the com pany, according to a release from the firm. Mr. and Mrs. Hoppe left Medford Wednesday evening fof Carmel where they will begin today the free three day holiday. They are to return here Tuesday. i...v, .... .. e." .j ., Patient Improves Mrs. Ed win W. Clark, the former Bever ly Dally of Medford who was stricken with polio Sept. 8, is said to be improving. Mrs. Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Daily. 830 East 9th St., is in an iron lung in Eastern Maine Gen. eral hospital. Bangor, Me. Mrs, Clark's husband, Sergeant Clark, and their daughter, Linda Diane, live in Bangor and Mrs. Dally has gone east to care for her granddaughter. ' Mrs. Daily has written to say that Mr. and Mrs, Franklin George, Bartlett, N.H., recently motored to Bangor to visit the patient. Mrs. George is the former Alemeda Harper of Medford. Grange Watch Lost Leonard Neal Dow, 77 South Holly St., report ed to city police yesterday that he bad lost a $45 Croton automa tic wrist watch in the vicinity of South Central ave. and Eighth st. Leg Fracture Mrs. Clarence Pfnlster, 17S7 Spring St., was taken about noon today to Sa cred Heart hospital because of a leg fracture which she suffered in a fall, according to hospital attendants. . ; Have Surgerr Carta Jean Doyle, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Doyle, 1008 Mt. Pitt ave.; Sueanne Warner, 2, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs, Floyd War ner, Eagle Point, and Harvey Halght, Jacksonville, are surgery patients at Sacred Heart hospi tal, attendants said today,. Arrested Arthur Tyree Stan drtdge, 25, of 2080 College way, was arrested yesterday by state police on a charge of petty lar ceny' committed at the Big Y market, according to records in the sheriff's office. Standridge, who was lodged In the county jail, was scheduled to appear in district court today for arraign ment. . . :'" e e Enlist in Navy .Two young men from Phoenix enlisted in the U.S. Navy this week, and were sworn in at the recruiting station in Portland. They were flown to San Diego where they are now taking recruit training. The men are Freeman Nels Beck and Frank Vernon Klevet. -e Services Changed Funeral services for Arthur E. Romine, 89, of Gold Hill, will be held at L. B. Hall funeral ' home at Grants Pass 'at 10 a.m. Saturday Instead of Monday as previously announced. Interment will be in Hillcrest Memorial park, Grants Pass. . '.. Business Names Delmer V. Logan and Harry L. Smith have assumed the business name Smith and Logan Distributing company, according to records on file in the office of the Jackson county clerk. The business name Rocking A. Ranch has been as sumed by Rita C. Albachten. In Japan Pvt. James A, Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wright, Phoenix, recently was in japan for seven days on rest and recuperation leave from the 24th infantry division in Ko rea, according to a release from the Army. He is an automatic rifleman in the 34th regiment's company. He entered the Army in December, 1953, and arrived in the Far East last May. 0 .. Honored by ROTC Georee F, Chrlstensen, Gold Hill, a senior student at Oregon State college, has been designated as a dis tinguished military student in the Reserve Officers Training uorps program at OSC, accord ing to word from the college. He is enrolled in the corps of engineers phase of the program. The selection is based on leader ship, character, aptitude for mill. lary service ana academic ac complishments. Men so named are privileged to apply for direct appointment to the regular, Army on graduation. Friday. Oelobei St. 1954 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN Phoenix Grange About 75 members, their fam ilies and friends" attended the covered-dish dinner and social evening October 26 at the Phoe nix Grange hall. Lecturer Mrs. Lester Carr planned the annual Booster Night program which included a seating drill of the officers and presentation of the flag. Guest speaker was state of ficer, Roscoe Roberts, who told of the many accomplishments of the Grange since it was organis ed in 1867. Also the advantages of being a Granger and the in surance field that covered every need. Recreational chairman Mrs. A. O. Floyd led in mixer games and Mrs. Bert Stancliffe was corn- mentor for a masquerade show of personalities. ' Children contributing to the entertainment were Penny Sim monds with a tap dance and Cheryl and Karen Bol;s with a song. - - During a short business ses sion Mr. anS Mrs. Wm. Jackson were obligated in the third and fourth degrees by State Steward Roscoe Roberts. Master Dee Hendrickson re minded members that election of officers for next year will be held November 9 and urged a good attendance. He also an. nouncedt there will be initiation in the fifth degree by Pomona officers Saturday, November 6, at Central Point Grange hall at 8 p.m. Displayed were Jellies made by Olln Poe, .Mervin Hixson, Harold Densmore, Dee Hendrick son and Roy Le Vander who are participating in the state can ning contest for men. Serving committee for the eve-. nlng included Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norton, Mrs, Harold white and Mrs. Walter Grochockl. Hallo ween theme was used for deed- rating the tables. Home, Economics club met October 20 at the Grange hall with a covered dish luncheon, Guests of the club for lunch were. Mervin Hixson, Harry Reams, Mrs. Alice Pearson, mother of Mrs. Grochocki, and Miss Streed who later presented a style showing of ready-to-wear clothing. PLANE CRASH FOUND Kingsport, Tenn. CU.R) Slato highway patrolmen ; who rushed to the scene of a reported plane crash found a group - of youngsters working over a smashed gasoline model plane. Wall Street New York U.R)-i-Stocks de clined for the fifth day in a row today. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: : ; American T T ..,.V.....I70V4 Anaconda 40 Chrysler 84V4 Curtiss Wright ... ....... 12 General Electric 42W General Motors 89 Montgomery Ward 71V Penn. R.R. ............ ...,17 Penney, J.C, 85V4 Radio .......i ... 8SU Southern Co. 17- Southern Pacifie 44Va S. Oil of Calif. ,...w. 7014 .!- Farm Market Wholesale : potato price ' advanced S3.350 a hundredweight during today' produce trading; atrlctly No. 1A Pea Qhutea Russet cost wholesale 924)0 a hundredweight while name brands brought $3,15; No. 2 Russets sold higher at mostly S0e-S1.00 a hundred weight v Poultry, Itabbtta - : Live Chickens To growers (No. 1 quality, f.o.b. Portland): Fryers ind roasters, all Wa.. 34-25o lb.l at farm, 24c lb.; light hen, llo; heavy hen, all wt.. 13c; old roosters, 10-1 lc. Dressed Chickens No. 1 dressed to retailers: fryers. 33-360; roasters, 37 39c; light hens. 23-23c; heavy hens, 28-27C1 cut up iryers, nil wtc 47-48c; whole drawn. 41-42C lb. i Turkeys Pavine rjrioe to Tj rod lit ers lor 1054 turkeys; Heavy type hen 33c lb. f.o.b. farm on N.Y. ' dressed basta; some plants paying 3.0 lb. for special flocks; toms, same basis. 24c lb.: 27 lbs. and over 26o lb.: light-type hens, 3Se; light-type toms. 2wo: fryers- roasters, auu JO. live. 'IP retailers: a rade nens. two id, evisceratea i o.o. 'orttand: N.Y. dressed 40c lb.; A grade toms, iO-4So lb. oven ready: U5c lb. N.Y. dressed. Rabbits (average to growers ii.o.d. killing plants) Live white. 3H.-414 lbs. 18 -Stic lb.; S-S lbs., 14.18c; colored pelt, 4c under; old does, s-ioo id,; a few higher. Fresh dressed frvera to retailers, S4-t7e: cut-up, 0C-83C t Texas Gulf Sulphur Transamerica Trl-Contlnental United Aircraft U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel . .. ...106 mm 33 21U 624 35 66 delivery. Portland; . std. m i 1 1 r u n, prompt shipment, f.o.b. Portland, $43.90 ton; No. yellow com S73 lots f.o-b. Portland. Wholesale Kay Prices: No. 2 irr..cft alfolla. baled lob. Portland, IS32-84. Portland Grain Exchange, Tnunv. day's close: - - ' 1 ma '. Soft whita , ;i Soft white, no rex ,.., 233 Whit Club .... , . 2 33 H R winter, ord. IM Portland Cash Grain Portland Prices as reported by the USDA market news service: Wheat No. 2 soft white. S77.30 a ton bulk prompt delivery f.o.b. Portland. No. 2 white oats. 38-lb. test. Coast delivery. J56 ton; Portland delivery, 53; No. 2 Western barley. S53.50. Coast delivery Soybean meal SOS a ton. cars, prompt PORTLAND LIVESTOCK ! Portland rtJ.P.1 Cattle for week 3280. Choice 1,174-1.2888 lb. fed tteera S24-2S.30; good lighter welgnts arc 123.50, commercial steers S17.S0-21; eood and choice feeders S17-10: good fri hifn S20.21.S0 canner-cutter cows S8JS0-S: early sales to 18 30 with mi ... 1.0, ... ...... ..j sn-12, commercial $12-13; utility-commercial bulla S12.S0-14.90. cutters down to S10. 1 calves tor weeK ouu. uooa-cnoicc vealers S17-20; few $21: good-oholce grsss calves $18-17; uUlitv-commer-clal calve and vealers $9-19; good and medium to good stock calves $13-18. Hogs for week 2290. Choice 180-235 lb. butchers $20.50-21: 160-189 lhs. $10-19.50; 290-290 lbs. $18.30-19.90: choice 350-930 lb. sows $19-17,. lighter weights to $17.50. Sheep for week 2600. Good-choice woled lambs $16-17, choice with some prime $17.90-18; choice-prime lota up to $18.90; good-prime shorn lambs $19.90-17; good and choice slaughter ewes $4-9.90; culls down to $2. PORTLAND PRODUCE I Portland (U.P.) Effs To reUlU era: Grade AA large. 43c doz.: A lorge, 40c do.: AA medium. 32-34c: A me dium, 31 -33c: A small, 34o. dux.; car tons, l-3c additional. . Butter To retailers: 1 AA grade prints. 68c ub.; cartom, 67c A prints, 66c: cartons, 67c; B prints. 64c. Cheeae To -retailers: A grade Ched dar Oregon singles 42,fe-4S 'ac; A-lb. loaves. 461,fc-4(HaC, Processed Ameri can cheese, S-ib. loaf. 39li-41o lb. SAT. NIGHT! In The Beautiful JACKSONVILLE COMMUNITY HALL Enioy A Big Of T f T1VBI V Evening With AND HIS WESTERN SWING BAND Everyone Invited Come Meet Your Friends For An Evening to Remember $1.00, tax inc. Sponsored by Jacksonville Lions Club The i HOUSE of MYSTERY At North of Gold Hill Open Every Day of the Year Winter Hours--9 to 5 .Under Founder's Management Since 1930 Births CONLEY To Mr. and Mrs. Ben, 1101 Winchester ave., Oct. 26, 1D54, a girl, 8 pounds, at Community hospital. DAMON To Mr. and Mrs. Jim, Eagle Point, Oct. 27, 1054, a girl, VA pounds, at Commu nity hospital. i DIETRICK To Mr. and Mrs. Lome, 227 South Central ave., Oct. 27, 1054, a' girl, 734 pounds, at Community hospital. HUFF To Mr. and Mrs. James, Hillcourt rd., Medford, Oct. 28, 1094, a girl, 9 pounds, at Osteopathic hospital., BATES To Mr. and Mrs. Mil ton G., Jacksonville, Oct 27, 19;4, girl, 7 pounds, at Com munity hospital... DORN To Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard, 778 Marshall ave., Oct. 27, 1054, girl, 9Vi pound, at Com munity hospital. HIRSCHY To Mr. and Mrs, Donald Leslie, 3761 Pacific Highway South, Oct. 27, 1954, a boy, IVa pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. ' Minor Surgery Mrs. Agnes Walton, Central Point, is a mi nor - surgery patient today at Community hospital, attendants reported. ; ; e ..'. - To Speak Alf Mekvold, Jack son ' county superintendent 9! schools, is scheduled to speak at 8 p.m. today at a meetl3 of Applegate FT A, according to clerks in his office. . Collision Two vehicles were Involved in an accident at 0:50 a.m. today at the intersection of Main and Front sis., according to city police records. One driver, Johnson Saylor, 616 Midway rd., was cited by police for an illegal left turn. The other driver was Anne Jane Gorby, 810 Laurel st. e " e e To Nevada The Hugh. Judds lift Wednesday for Ely, Nev., to make their home.. They lived here at 813 Grant St., and he is a forester with the Bureau of Land management. He was at the Medford BLM offices for the past three years - and has been transferred to Ely. A re placement here has not been announced. BEAN To Mr. and Mrs. John H, 802 West Jackson st., Oct. 27, 1954, a girl, 8 pounds, at Sa cred Heart hospital. DE ARMOND To Mr. and Mrs. David, 2845 Elliott st., Oct. 28, 1954, a boy 1Yt pounds, at Community hospital. PRICE To Mr. and Mrs. Mor ton E., route 2, box 247 E, Med ford, Oct. 29, 1954, a girl, 734 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. poison OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL Yaa mart be satisfied or eeur money cheerfully refunded. Get Bottle to day at WESTERN THRIFT. mi 1 Keep Medford Progressive . ELECT . . Earl F. Halgren City Council FOURTH WARD Halgren (or Council Committee , . Linn Mills, Chlrmn Medford (Rogui Valley) Oregon Chapter Inc. THE SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF BARBER SHOP QUARTET SINGING of AMERICA, Inc. Presents Its FIFTH ANNUAL CONCERT '. Parade of Quartets OCTOBER 30 - 8 P.M. MEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Tickets at KARL'S SHOE STORE 230 I. Main rZ GEE ASHLAND Vj PLUS r.l'SSl' JOHN PAYNE i VM tiiaaiTH icon. aut purrta." Celebrate Halloween the Way it Should Be Celebrated . . . AT OUR n 0 P D 0 6 u u u '0 I YOU'LL SEE TWO OF THE Scariest Pictures EVER MADE Tomorrow - Saturday AT MIDNIGHT Door Open 1 1:30 Show at 12:00 Regular Prices iBE ill 111 1 ! I Only TONITE & SATURDAY . For This Great Western SATURDAY 1st Show Only We Start a Brand New SERIAL .Chapter No. 1 "BATMAN" Dolores 00IK STARTING SUNDAY! Two Action and Thrill Hits! . I 1 r Donna REED Dlannt FOSTER COLOR CARTOON mil vhm 1 DOROTHY PATRICK LATE WORLD NEWS FRI. & SUN. TONITE SAT. & SUN, Early-Bird SHOWS Gates Operr 5:30 P.M. Show Starts 6:15 P.M. FOR Those who wish to coma surly and so homo early! AND :'V',:: For those who with . to coma late and stay latel CS3 flWPW urn Li TONITE?IrD J.v-.;l - 1 s rww 1 BIO AS THE SA ITSflll ta Onet rssvel Messaarn SO&UrT Yen WWB0N , im hkhwui jet roota . PLUS vmr 1 asfijrs.4 SnUYYi a I ART "CANE MUTINY" 6:22 & 10 P.M. . "JUNGLE GENTS' at 8:43 P.M. CONTINUOUS FROM 12:45 P.M. TONITE si? ..jeTL t"il UUIiLJLffl OiiEnn CHARLTON HESTON : ROBERT YOUNG NICOLE MAURET 4 PLUS mumwmwmmtmtni MONTGOMERY ftlArniolt (v Single 10c f. TMvllTC SAT, 1 vni 1 k sun.