Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 23, 1955, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTTN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday. Mar 23, 19SS MedfordTwbune glPODIFirg Dick Mayer Kansas City Open Victor Baseball Tourney Berths Occupied Albany U.R The Slat high school baseball tourna ment opena here Thursday with all the berths filled. Opening day games match Columbia Prep and Cleveland; Central Catholic and Oregon City) Springfield and Grants Pass and Albany and The Dalles, Gaston, Glide, Talent and Echo play In the B tournament starting Friday at Echo. UO SOPHS TAKE TOGA Portland (U.R) Chuck Hug funs and Don Bick, a pair of University of Oregon sopho mores, won the 17th annual Riverside Invitational Best - Ball title yesterday with a 36-hole card of 133. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY f vrn i TKT CAT F.S POSITION With established company, selling recognized product. Hotel, ciuo. res taurant, resort and fund raising fields. AAA-1 Company. Protected . . . rhillonoinB nrtnortunitV for right man Write full details to Tribune Box 79t. WANTED Real Estate Salesmen (Ore- i . , mj.tnu-n 1 nra 1 1 o n Con- tact Jack Collens. ph 3-3864 or 2-4852 THE RAY SPENCER place K rented A -.49 4Vim marlipt WANTED Someone to help drive. Leaving for Reno on May ein. win return May 30th. Ph 2-5740 between 7 and 9 p m PERSONAL rummage and plant sale 106 No. ivy St.. wea.. mav jiu FOR RENT 3 bdrm unfurn. house, close in. clean. S85 mo. Ph 2-9428. U. S. cash register, like new ... $100 McCaskie account file, fire proof $2d 18-foot meat display case with compressor $130 Compressor and coil for walkin cooler 2o0 Frozen food, open top displav case lno Hobart coffee grinder, new cond. So 12-ft vegetable & fruit rack $100 . Meat block S20 Phone 3-1411 or 2-8465 or can be ' seen at 1347 Stewart ave. FOR SALE McCormick tractor hay rake. Phones eves 3-2519. COMPLETELY FURNISHED t bedroom home, insulated, auto matic oil heat, wall to wall carpet, laundromat, console 21-in. TV and radio. 2-car garage and -extra insul ated room and car port, complete hobby woodworking shop with Shop mith and extras, metal brake, etc. everything like new. $10,500 with about 13 down, will consider late model car. 206 Lincoln st MIDDLE AGED lady to care for in valid mother. Live in. Board, room and salary. Call Gold Hill 5-9371 be fore noon. TOR RENT 5-A pasture. Ph 2-7641. $3f)50 2 BDRM. EASTSIDE HOME. Fenced backyard. Trees. Immediate possession. Easy terms. Ph 2-6981. REMNANT floor covering 2502 W Alain. ; FOUND Near Woodruff Bridge a golden brown Dachshund. Owner mav have same by phoning 2-2466 Medford ana paying tor mis aa WANTED Kids pony, must be gentle. Ph 3-2734. ASTER PLANTS Ready 25c doz. Pressor's. 1107 E. Main. 2-2656. WANT TO RENT OR LEASE By re sponsible party, nice 2'j or 3 bed " room house with option to- buy. Ph. 3-4277. FURNISHED HOUSE Close in. One hedroom. Redecorated. Garage. Adults only. References. Insulated. $75. 415 Park FOR SALE 1948 GMC short logger. S1600 cash or will trade equity for late model car or .ingle axle truck and trailer. Cabin 8. 5179 Crater Lake Hiway. AD BOOK MATCHES Sell Full or Part Time Men AND Women! If you sell any- thing now. tell us a bit about it in a letter for FAST ACTION; start in a few days making BIG commis sions with Union Label Book Match line. Glamour girls, hillbillies, scen ics. Safety Series; dozens other tries in wanted sizes 20's. 30 s, 40 s. All in FREE Master Outfit. Fast Delivery; LOWER transportation; we ship from our West Coast fac- ' tory. MONARCH MATCH CO.. 2300 S. First. San Jose, Calif. JTOTTCE Commercial spraying of all kinds. Ph. 2-5376 Withrow. PLANED BLOX quick hot clean MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. 2-2111 MEDFORD FURNITURE 2ND HAND STORE USED Furniture and Appliances 2502 W Main Phone 2-9355 SAWDUST TO BURN Also for Gardens MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. 2-2111 TANK SPRAYERS Special prices $6.75. $7.25 and $10.25. SAMSON FEED & SEED CO. For Sale or Trade PEPSI-COOLER. : automatic, dry box. 26"x46" size. Call 2-5103. SAVE AT NORTONS 6000 ft. 1x12 Redwood. 5000 ft. 1x12 cedar, rough dry for boards and batting. Free delivery. Phone 3-2888. HEAR HOWARD MORGAN'S RED HOT REPORT on recently closed "second longest" legislative session. Monday. 7 to 7:30 p.m.. KYJC. FOR SALE Olympla console 12" television set. In excellent condi tion. Also 3 washing machines. 1911 Hazel St.. Medford. .BIRD BATHS Green. White. Brown. $4.95 and up. New shipment just arrived. SAMSON FEED & SEED CO 2-4-D Sprayer to lit gallon jug. Only 59c each. SAMSON FEED & SEED CO 10 ft. ALL GLASS show case S89. Crater Dept. Store. Central Point. Ph. NOrmandy 4-2763. 49 FORD with 88 Olds motor. $500. Will take older model Dickup on trade. Ph. 2-2003 alter 6 p.m. .WE BUY EGGS AT TOP PRICES. Bring your eggs to us. ' SAMSON FEED & SEED CO. GARDEN FERTILIZERS Vigoro, 10-16-8. 6-20-20. 11-48. GRANGE CO-OP Central Point Ashland FOR SALE Living room set. dining table and 4 chairs, like new. Phone 3-3851. FLY SPRAYS Methoxvchlor. DDT. and non-residual sprav. GRANGE CO-OP Central Poi n t Ashland SPRINKLER IRRIGATION SYSTEMS any size. Get our prices. GRANGE CO-OP Central Point Ashland ' PLASTIC SPRINKLER HOSES All sizes now on hand. S2.50 and up. -L- SAMSON FEED & SEED CO BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale. 20c each. Mail Tribune Of- , fice. 27 North Fir. WE FIX EM while you sleep Hawkins Nite Garage 616 S Central Ph 3-1534 BIG DOUBLE LOADS Fir slabs green JUEDiORD FUEL. Tel. 2-2111 Kansas City, Mo. (U.R) Dick Mayer of St. Petersburg, Fla., who got better as the pres sure mounted, more than doub led his yearly, golf earnings in four days as he took top money of S4.000 in the Kansas City open Sunday. The handsome blond swinger shot a five-under-par 67 Sunday for a 271 total, six strokes in front of Texas Billy Maxwell and veteran Chandler Harper of Portsmouth, Va., who tied at 277 and collected $1,950 apiece. Rosburg Fourth Mayer had rounds of 69, 67, 68 and 67 17 under par for 72 holes for his winning total. Bob Rosburg, young profes sional from San Francisco, was alone in fourth place with 278, good for $1,200 and a three-way tie for fifth knotted Henry Ran som, St. Andrews, 111., Eric Monti, Los Angeles, and Bud Holscher, San Francisco. All had 279 totals and got $1,000 each. Ransom was the first day leader with a 65. The pre-tourney favorites, Dr. Cary Middlecoff of Kiamesha Lake, N.Y., and Gene Littler of Palm Springs, Calif., tied with Douglas Higgins of Midland, Tex., for eighth place with 280 totals. Bout Hearing Resumed by Commission By RUSS GREEN Philadelphia (U.R) Roly poly Clarence (Skinny) David sen, trainer for boxer Harold Johnson, returned to the witness stand today as the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission re sumed its investigation of John son's drug-induced blackout dur ing his bout with Julio Mederos two weeks ago. Davidson, a postal employee for 31 years and Jonnson's train er from the time of his first bout, was to be followed by Joe Row land and Lou Gross, seconds for Johnson during the bout; Tommy Loughrey, Johnson's manager of record, and Pete Moran, match maker for Herman Taylor who is charged by the commission with having a financial interest in Johnson. Hearing Completion Near The commission said it hoped to complete the hearing by Tues day afternoon, but gave no Indi cation of when any verdict could be reached. Rowland was on the stand when the hearing recessed last Thursday. He followed Johnson after the light-heavyweight con tender spent seven hours testify ing during the first three days of the investigation. - Testimony during the opening days came from two commission doctors who stated that medical tests showed there was a barbit urate in Johnson's system before his weird collapse between the second and third rounds of the nationally televised bout. Johnson said he did not take any drug willingly, nor had any one approached him and asked him to throw the fight. . But, he testified, "someone took it upon themselves to see that I didn't fight' my best." The Mysterious Orange Much of the testimony evolved about an orange given to John son by a "kind gentleman" after the noon weigh-in and carried about by the boxer until he ate it about 90 minutes before the fight. It was held the orange might have been the agent to put the drug in Johnson's system, but the fine timing to make his collapse come just at the-start of the fight is questioned. Johnson also said he saw ex convict Louis Saccaroma, of Mi ami, Fla., before the fight. Sac caroma is a co-manager with former middleweight champion Jake Lamotta of the Cuban Me deros. Davidson said he didn't see Saccaroma in the dressing room, and Saccaroma denied in Flori da tftat he was in Philadelphia the night of the fight. Virgil Akins Picked To Defeat Joe Miceli New York (U.R) Welter weight Virgil Akins of St. Louis is a slight favorate at 6Jz-5 to turn the tables on Joe Miceli of New York in their TV 10-round-er tonight at St. Nicholas arena. Miceli, whose best punch is the rare left uppercut, won a de cision over Virgil at Milwaukee on Sept. 30, 1952. Since then Akins improved much under the new manage ment of Eddie Yawitz, a St. Louis druggist. Dead line Sunday Classified is at r'OOn Satlirrtpv: 1 a m Mrtnrfqv fnr Monday; other days 5:30 previous day. kJJ for the GRraTEST fmi Saviigs in Tiui You are hearing a lot about low prices these days... consider the convenience of shopping any day of the week and still getting the lowest prices. You can at Safeway. You see, Safeway's prices are low every day on every item. A simple comparison will prove this for you. Take the prices listed below, for example. They have been taken at random from hundreds of values on our shelves. They are typi cal examples of the way we price everything. Compare them it em for item with what others are asking. Then compare the to tal. See the kind of savings you may expect at Safeway, no matter what days of the week you do your shopping .. Nob Hill Coffee 1 84' 2L,,T' Carnation Instant Milk Stretch your milk budget with this economical instant milk. Airway Coffee 1U.82' 2UT Lac Mix Dry Milk XT 29' 912-OZ. IS Pkg. Makes 3 quarts of delicious non-fat milk. Edwards Colfee U 89' 2iT Campbell's Tomato Soup c 329' HILLS, FOLGERS, M.J.B. Coffee 1 Lb. 91' 2 ,T The full rich flavor of this famous sou makes it an immediate success. fliblels Kernel Corn ST 229' Sugar Belle Peas A welcome choice for that extra vegetable. Servo it hot from the can. Scoff Tissue Roll 225 This fine quality bathroom tissue is as o ft as facial tissue. While Magic Bleach ,.H 27' The safe mild bleach that is so easy on both clothes and hands. B. Crocker Cake Mixes 499' White, yellow, devil's food, marble, honey spice. A sure success with Betty Crocker mix. Royal Satin Shortening 3 it 74' Ho.303 4E Can I J Sweet, young and tender. See how you save today at Safeway. Pork & Beans Si5 225' It's picnic time. Time to stock up on your favorite picnic dish-hearty Van Camp's Pork & Beansl White S.r Chunk Una fl$h En IV Makes an excellent sandwich spread. Wonderful salad. . . ell no. u nn sea Trader Chunk Ullti flail Can Try it in a noodle casserole. Grand one-dish dmner. Taste Tells Tomato Catsup 14-oz. Dottle 225 Wonderful tomato catsup adds appetite appeal to moat dishes. Ta Telis Tomato Sauce cTn" 323' You can't buy a better quality shortening at any price. Try It on your meat dishes. Especially good for meat leave. Gerber's Baby Food Babies are Gerber's business; their only business. Strained Can 1289 Snow Star Ice Cream E 33' Ever popular dessert. Wholesome, nutritous Snow Star Ice Cream will make an instant hit. Baby Foods 223' Junior Reg. Size Lookinff for a ffnnrl moaf Tmiv? Safeway has it; whole carcass ground Deei that cooks just right. Perfect for hamhiir patties, or meat loaf. LB. J) JJ 100 All Pure Beef T Bone Steak Top Sirloin Steak SZH?-s"d lb. 1.05 Dog Foods Beg more 1 JE Keg. Can USDA Choice Aged For Flavor lb. 95' Toilet Tissue 4 .. 33 Zet Round Steak Beef Stew Boiling Beef USDA Choice Grade Full-Cut- Bone-In USDA Choice Grade Boneless USDA Choice Grade The Finest Beef lb. 75 lb. 69" lb. 15 Wax Paper 23 Zee 125-fr. Brand Roll Shampoo 53 Lustre Creme Medium Size 8 Sliced Variety Lunch Meats 1 sal nice ri Thick in Tastie Lb. 47 Tasty, Tender Sliced Bacon Swanson's Boned Gold Coin I -lb. ht pkg. W Chicken 5'2-oz. Can 3SI.00 Turkey 5 14-oz. Can WW High Quality Manor House Chicken Pies Sg0sd 29 each Breaded Shrimp Sll;.iF,,.Sfolc 10-oz. pkg. 59 Chili Con Carne 29 Dennison's 15'2-oz. Can Prices in this advertisement are effective through Wednesday, May 25th, ot Safeway in Medford. Every item Safeway sells is unconditionally guaranteed. Sweet Pickles 99' flew VhilD Long Shaffer Hand Picked These are real beauties . . . some of the i c mwu uu season. Mna UT look what's happened to the price. Now's the time to stock up on potatoes and SAVE! Lb. 069c Asparagus Strawberries Northwest 4) I JS Lu"io" O I CJDkt Rich, tender lb. KJ Red, ripe cup JLI OV Watermelon Delicious. Ripe Red lb. W Radishes, Green Onions X bu. 314 lb. 225' lb. 19' lb. 235 lb. 5 Crisp Lettuce Select Lemons Ripe Bananas Field Rhubarb Garden Fresh Firm Heads Rich, Tasty First Quality Select Firm Golden Yellow Select Quality For Fine Sauce or Pies Steinfelds 12 Gallon We reserve the right to limit quantities, tyo sales to dealers or to their representatives. mm prang w i I I I i m I