Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 31, 1955, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextLocal and! Hturn Mr. ad Sirs. ill Barnes, 604 Whitman i.d their two children. Jjave etta ed from Devil's le ivlxer Mr a. Barnes was one f tit O&cif 1 In the National Cfctt4 gatta, it was Peportefl ta$$g. a - ' A Osteopathic S?gery si- tients today at Osteopathic hos pital included Mrs. James Hgff, J 461 Hillcourt sta Medford, a Claude M. Moore, Butte Fallf. Undereoinff emereency aDpeft- dectomies at the hospital yeste?- day were Daniel Lee Coghill, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L, Coghill, J239 Coghill dr. and Phillip c. Reeves, $n ci Mr. Margaret Dusenberry, 2295 North Pacific highway. Medi cal patients at the hospital to day were Odus Sweet, Eagle Point, and Mrs. Bertha Crisler, 207 Laurel st. - Editor Visits George Put nam, longtime editor of the Salem Capitol Journal, was a Medford visitor Sunday and Monday. He was accompanied here by his nece, Mrs. K. C Walker, Salem. They returned to Saleqe Monday by way of Crater lake. Putnam was editor and publisher of the lail Trib une for a number of years, until purchasing the Salens paper. A few years ago he sold his con trolling interest, but remained on as "editor emeritus" and in charge of the wire. desk. Within the past month it was announced he woid relinquish these duties and write a column for that paper. Monday was the first day he has missed at work at the Capital Journal, including Sun days and fcoSiays, in more than three years. lStG 9 0 Drive-In-Showing! TONITE! Show Start? 7:3 turn e ilium m eotoa b DELUXE SIEK0W0M souw CiucmaScoPE VKTOt RICHARD SffPHm MATURE EGAN McNALLY raG!IA IHTH WAJfGARET RATES lEEIUKYIN-STlY1ASIDie-Ll iaisi -msrr noqnaji emst bckghine rn4ra4 b Sara May by 2ND BIG HIT!- aWi CNCOlOR L I mt b Fro. TSJO I eT W Mm . ana m O OUR FAMOUS DINNERS Specializing in Prime Ribs of Beef and other delectable dishes C ALA CARTE MENU FOR RESERVATIONS - t 9t9Ut 3'aort-f err j oanij, t3i9 Tatsl Hack td. wis sur- ry patient today at Com iR$nXr capital, eecordipg a tossitai aiter-dart- . I 1 Ik. 0nf GicnH A. Ab 4 Host, SS9 Alt at.. a in Sa ra Heart tejil To an rye ,H entered 8e spti yeater- : (S l W i LQV 0go9t t&ir eluea at f JO freSi Scrt Heart ftoaprtel, 824 Florence fv., wad reported to city police last night by James Artie Dorea, according to city police. Assumes Nam The business name "Frosty Electric and Ap pliance Service" has been as sumed by Ronald R. Frost, 940 Kejiyon st, Medford, according to records in the Jackson county recorder's office. Chin Up Meeting Members of the Chin Up club will hold the first in their fall meeting series afe Girls Community club, 229 North-Bartlett st., Friday at 8 p.m. Anyone interested ?n the handicapped is invited to at tend. Fence On Fire Central Point rural firemen said that limited damage occurred to a fence and that grass was burned about 7:40 a.m this morning at Miss Pat's dance studio on Jacksonville highway. They reported that the alarm was turned in asQa house fire. Logging Accident Jack Shir ley, 39, Eagle Point, received a knee injury - yesterday . while working for McGrew Brothers logging operation in the Jackass creek area near Butte Falls- Prospect highway. He was taken to Community hospital by Med ford Ambulance service. 0 Quarts Notices Arthur W. Waggoner, S. . W. Pool, Harolfi O. Pool, E. F. Pool, and W. J. Gear have filed quartz loeatkti notice? for two claims in tfte Graves Creek minin district Is the couaty clerk's office yester day. The two claims re Inovn as Thundrbird and White Anff 1. 00' New Ranger Arrives Vernal Taylor, recently appointed Ap plegate district ranger, arrived in Medford today withohis fam ily. He will be stationed at the ranger station at Star Ctulch. Tsylor, vrao succeeds Loran Cooper, comes here from a for est service post in Arkansas. Cooper retired recently. , Youth Fined Lyman Tom Kapsobelis, 18, of Weed, Calif., pleaded guilty in district court Saturday to disorderly conduct charges and was fined $25 plus costs. Kapsobelis . was arrested with two juvenile boys for "squirreling" in the Butte Falls area. The younger two were re ferred to juvenile court. . ' To Winnipeg Miss Victoria Ogal, health department educa tor for Manitoba province, Can ada, left Medford yesterday after spending three months in field training with the local health department. Miss Ogal will at tend a conference at the Univer sity of California next week, then return to the health office in Winnipeg. Names Assumed.etired The( business Same, Mitchell's Sep tic Tank Service has been as sumed by T. R. Mitchell, Phoe nix, and the name S.&A. Logging lias been assumed by Dick Souzaol Sr. and Ben Anderson, Jackson ville, according to county clerk's records. Ben Anderson has re tired' the business nam Ben' Food Market. o o Masseurs Meet The Southern Oregon chapter of the Oregon State Association of Medical Masseurs, Inc., met in Medford Monday evening. Lew Gilman, vice-president, was in charge, and Mrs. Goldie Wolfe, secretary- treasurer, was in charge of the study hour and demonstra tions. Others taking part in the program were Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Peirod, . Talent. The hostessHvas Mrs. Margaret Com pagnonL . In Hoiajlal Surgery patients today at Sacred Heart hospital included William Hampton, 1125 West 10th st.; Allen D&n Jus tice, Yreka, Calif.; Glenn Ab bott, 525 Albert st., and David Kener, Eagle Point. Those in the hospital for medical treatment were Mrs. Edward Butchino, Copco, Calif.; John Peterson, Prospect; Mrs. Fred Woolridge, 859 West 11th st., wSyne Safley, 2111 Hillcrest rd.,' and John Robertson, Eagle Point. DINING INN CENTRAL POINT Phone NOrnJandy 4-2513 ToUnt Uhocf Opening Date Con-ettecf Talent Opening Aatee of schools- in Talent were given in correctly in a story, in the Mail Tribune yesterday, It vaa re ported this morning by Roy Parr, superintendent of schools. The Talent elementary achool will open Sept. 12, and the high school week later, on SS-19. he said. o Mows About Sorvi comon WAVY MAM IN ALASKA. Roderick S. Guile6 boatswain's nate second class, arrived at the aval station in Kodiak, Alaska, late in July. Accompanying Guile were his wife, Betty, aeid their 18-month-old son, Shane. Guile is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Duke Guile, 824 East Ninth st. He is serving in the security department at the Alaska sta tion. BROADCAST TEACHER Specialist Third Class Howard D. Amacker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harmond B. Amacker, 902 South Grape st., is teaching radio and television broadcasting through the U. S. Armed Forces Institute while serving with the Army in Korea. o Amacker i a senior announcer at radio station Vagabond. He entered the Army in March, 1953, and has been oversees since May 195.4. 4 Obituaries ROY A3M0ND Roy Armond, 60, Grand Hotel, died yesterday. Conger-Morris funeral home is in charge of fu neral arrangements. BIRTHS McCANN To Mr. anfi Mrt. Albert' Lee, 703 West 11th t.f Au. 30, 1993, a girl, 9 pounds, at Community hoepital. CAM To at. ens Mre. Ken neth I., 1343 Paeifie Aug. II, 195, toy, 11 Va pouade, 'et Canmuait heepiUL COS.WN& To M. ! M Pt.( Truman, Shady Cv, Aug. 30, 19J3, boy, ft1 rund, t Gem iH,ftity hospital. SLAGLE To Mr. nS Mr. Roftert, 1002 NW Hillside dr., Grants Pass, Aug. 30, 1959, boy, 634 pounds, at Community hospital. o DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs. Al fred, 1167 Stage rd., Aug. 29, 1955, a girl, 63A pounds., gt Sacred Heart hospital. REED To Mr. and Mrs. Roy, Box 917, Central Point, Aug. 30, 195. a boy, a pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. o BARNUM To Mr. and Mrs. George, P684 Spring st., Aug. 30, 1955, a girl, '9V4 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. MATHEUS To M. and Mrs. Donald, 1020 South Holly st, Aug. 30, 1955, a girl, 7 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. Theft Reported Raymond Lewell Vinson, 767 Gilman rd., has reported the theft of a three- wheeled moving dolly from theq JSckson county fairgrounds, ac cording to city police. Its value was set at $19.50. Hit and Run Thomas LeRoy Shoft), 130 White Oak dr., re ported a hit-and-run collision to city police yesterday. The colli sion took nJFkce .at the Hamlin Motor compare used car lot, 908 Sguth Riverside ave., and in volved g truck and the Hamlin 4it8 car gin, police said. 'Permits issued Building per mit htve been issued to C. L. Campbell for construction qf a $13,000 residence at "2201 Siski you ave., and to F. Putnam for the $6,00 alteration of a resi dence at 404 North Grape st. into apartments, according to records on file at the city hall. HELD OVER By Popular Dtitaand Only 2 More Nites TONIGHT WEDNESDAY Ted Comedy Vent'loquist! Ted is one of the best. "Elmer" is almost human, "Slim Chance", gets many a laugh and he gets the audi ence into the act. Come on out and laugh with them! 2 SyOW NIGHTLY THE DOUBLE - AIRES For Your Dancing Pleasure STAN'S f CLUB OtCC Empfoi Ibti f or Embsiriemjitt E-igene (U. An Oregea Liquor Control Coramiatftm em ploye vaa arretted at Florence, yesterday en charges ot convert ing to hia own use more than 14000 in public funds. Scheduled to he arraigned be fore District Court Judge Ken setli Poole here thie afternoon was Ellsworth Morten, 9, agent in charge of the Gt.CC agency et Vlerenee since 198. To Dowftfaft in Trep Wett Xjnn U.tJ A moun tain beaver's "sweet tooth" for tuberous begonias led to hit downfall. When Mrs. E. A. Woodworth discovered several of his prized begonias gnawed off, she called in her husband. He set up a trap and that was the end of the beaver. Portland Produce Portland (U.P.)Eg?s-To retail ers: Grade AA large, 63-64c. A large 53-57c; AA medium. e49-51c: A me dium. 48-50c doz.; A small. 33-34c; cartons. l-3c additional. Butter To retailers: AA grade prints, 65c lb.; caftons. 66c; A prints, 65c: cartons. 66c: B prints. 63c. Cheese To retailers: A grade Ched dar, Oregon singles, 42',2-451'2c; 5-lb. loaves. 46 Vi -49 Vt c. Processed Ameri can cheese, 5-lb. loaf.-39 "2 -49 Vic lb. Farm Market Gravenstein apples sold for $3.25 a 40-lb. box today on the Portland East side Farmers market. Hermiston watermelons were 3-3 'ic a lb. Pickling onions brought 39c a lb. Poultry, Rabbits Live Chickens To growers (No. 1 quality- f .o.b. Portland) : Fryers. 2 ,i to 4 lbs., 30c; K farm. 29c lb.; light hens, 17-18c; heavy hens, all wts., 19-20c up; old roosters, ll-14c. Dressed Chicken No. 1 dressed to retailers: Fryers, New York style, 39 50c lb.; whole drawn, 51-55C lb.; cut up, 57-60c lb.; hens, light type. New York style. 28-29c; cut-ups. 40-46c; hens, fteavy type. N.Y. style. 29-3 lc; whole drawn. 41-44c. Turkeys To producers for A grade young hens, f.o.b. farm. N. Y. dressed, 34c lb.; heavy A grade toms. N.Y. style, 32c; liveweight basis, A grade hens, 31c lb.; toms. 29c to retailers; A flrad young hens ready to cook. 50c; N. Y. drmttd, 37-38c lb.: A grade tom, ovn ready, 41-45c: X Y. style. S-3Sc; fryer turkeys, 4-8 lb.. 9-51c. Rabbits (avcracp to erowers .f.o.b. killing clente) Live white. Z3A-i'i lb.. l-33c up; 5-41 lb.. 17-lSc: colored palte 4c undar; old floes. 10-lSc lb. raw higher. Yruh dressed fryere to ratailara. Freeh Araeaad frrere to e teiiei, erait; cut vs. es-ere. - Then Mrs. Skelton It's milk that and cream-content. This T iE. 1 0 . - -: ; ' - Ml VeiCto Report "0X1 Auguet 31, 1S55 Ounast tonight S:4S pjn. Sunrisa tamorrov MM .m. . OEKCASTS - Hadfsra' and vicinity: Occasional hit h doudineE tonight and Thursday. Little temparaftre change. Low to night 50. High Thursday near 92. ertara Oregon': Fair with some high cloudiness tonight and Thursday. Late night end eerly morning fog or low clouds along coast. Low tonight 48-56. Warmer in interior Thursday High 73-S3. except 65-70 on cast and 95 in southern interior. Northern California: Fair through CTiursdey with local coastal fog. Little tampereture change. LOCAL DATA TSMPKRATURK: Mfaa yesterday fl; above normel XccorA high thie date 100 in 1950. Secort lov thie at 1 in 1(32. PRECIPITATION: S4 houn to mid night, none. Midnight to 10 a.m.. none. Total thie month noa, .It inch below normel. Totel aince Sept. 1. 9.89 Inch). 8.25 inches below fiorml. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 21, highest thie O-m. 78. CITY High Low Prec. Brookings 64 49 Crater Lake 73 42 Grants Pass S 89 47 Klamath Falls 86 45 MEDFORD 89 50 Portland 64 60 Seattle 64 57 Spokane 92 57 Yakima 93 45 Eureka 59 53 Red Bluff 99 65 Sacramento e 97 59 fan Francisco 80 50 os Angeles .'. 79 66 Phoenix 101 78 1 Denver . 77 52 Chicago 77 55 Miami 91 74 New York 82 74 .04 Washington, D.C. 87 70 .54 Portland Livestock Potland (U.P.) Cattle 400. Good 1200 lb. fed steers $22; corramercial steers $15-17; utility heifers $10.50 12.60. some higher; cannercutter cows mostiy 7:50-9: few 9.50; mostly low to average utility cows $10.50-11.75. including some around 1000 lbs." $11; cutter bulls $11.50-13. Calves 100. Good vealers S18; choice to $19 and above; good and .choice heavy calvesaround $16-17 and above; cull-utility calves and vealers $7-12. Hogs 200. U.S. No. 1 and 2 butchers 180-235 lbs., $18.50-19; No. 3 down to $18; choice 328 lb. sows $16.50; some 350 lb. to 550 lb. sows $13-15. Sheep 500. Good -and choice Iambs bid $16-16.50; some up to $17 or above. Portland Cash Grain Portland (TJ.P.) W hole sale hay prices: New crop No. 2 green alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. trucks. Portland. $34-35. Prices as reported by the USDA market news service: Wheat. No. 2 soft white, $73.50 ton; No. 2 white oats, 38 lb. test, Coast delivery (nominal), $50; No. 2 Western barley. 44.50 ton f.o.b. Portland Coect delivery; soybean meal, S3.50 ton, cert, prompt delivery PorUend: Ne. milo. f.o.b. Portland. C5.8 torn; ettndar millrun. W. car; ma. yauo corn, agetere moments, f.o.b. rtJe. ees.so. Mr. Robert Sheli&fk said o fWho wouldn't want o a finer milk if it costs less ?" Eeard about Lucerne, the Bonus Quality Milk. meets highest standards for purity, flavor, milk costs the Lifterne people pay dairy farmers a bonus for rm'1k that meets Lucernes extra-high quality standards. Lucerne saves money, however, by not delivering milk to homes. So Lucerne can sell Bonus Quality Milk to you for the o sameo price as any other milk an for less than other milks cost Trhen you have them delivered. . - That's why Mrs. Skelton and so many other mothers Mceme GET 'LUCERNE AT SAFEWAY Weemeiay, lugust tl. 153 Will Street New York (U.R) Steels led stocks higher today with indus trials within e few cents of their record high set on July 27. Heavy demand was reported for. steel and e tight situation is looked for in that industry when the flood centers begin ordering steel heavily. Steel shares registered gains ranging to more than three, points- in' Bethlehem. Do-Jones Averages Dow-Jones final stock aver aged: 30 industrials 468.18 up 3.51; 20 railroads 157.14 up 0.65; 15 utilities 66.10, up 0.94, and 65 stocks 167.79, up 0.91. Sales today were about 1,850, 000 shares compared with 1,740, 000 yesterday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American T & T . Anaconda ... 179U 80V4 87Va 24 53 127 80Vi 27 . 96 50 20V4 Chrysler Curtiss Wrieht General Electric General Motors Montgomery Ward Penn R R . Penney J C .... q. , Radio Southern Co Southern Pacific 60 S Oil of Calif 91 Texas Gulf Sulphur 39V2 Transamerica .: 44 Tri-Continental 27 United Aircraft 87 U S Rubber 45V U S Steel 56 Youngstown ;'. 96 COMING! ALBADEAN and SANDY COKER , and THE COKER BAND! Sat. Sept. 3rd ROGUE VALLEY MLLROOU extra money because they here have changed to... MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELITES Last Day Doors Open 6:45 PM. id Glenn Ford Eleanor Parke IN COLOR f CINEMASCOPE STARTS Tomorrow! THE MAN ; had come a A thousand miles... to kill someone he'd never seen! Ce-stamftt ARTHUR KENNEDY DONALD CRISP CATHY O'DONNELL ALEX NlCCt AUnt MacMAHON -a. COLUMBIA PICTURE AftV iwniliu rnrrr fjs TECHNICOLOK 3111 A 1 A 1 '1 L Portland (U.R) An inves tigation was opened here last night into two homemade incen diary bombs found near the Gun derson Engineering Corporation plant. Will II I 3-1IMa; TONITE ST IT'S NEW! NEVER TOLD BEFORE! ROARING VITH EXCITEMENT! - - - 'AND THE WOMEN WHO MADE THE WEST WONDERFlft, WILD AND DEADLY! g CASTLE BAI PLUS O Two Years In the Making! Mser Ton i to and Thurs. only RETURNED By Popular DEMAND! mm up MICKEY KNOX O'HARA (KEALNudOtn Wtdcf tfac tUpCtVBaOH Slid with the Jpprewil ejf i 1 THE AMERICAN SUNBATHING si 'T ASSOt&TfON ITMTK CUT WM0 PJUO TO nu MYsnrr DAKE CLARK 4 SeeMe. A 'L. f JAMIE 111 M. if i I e e