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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1955)
0 TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, November 29, 1955 wepk, according to ie sheriff. A cabin in the Forest creek area, owned by Elmer Vorheis, 14 South Grape st., was en tered sometime between July 4 and Nov. 25, it was reported. Vorheis said surglars took an electric blanket, three other blankets, an axe, saw and ham mer. by Dr. Edward Vaughan, OSC botanist. Among Medford persons who plan to attend are Cordy, Don Berry, assistant horticultural agent; David Lowry, S. M. Tut tle, Robert Root, Stephen Nye, Robert K. Norris, R. M. James, Gordon Kershaw, Ward Spatz, Paul Culbertson, R. J. Hidgon, Dunbar Carpenter, Bruce Cy phers, Lyle Kinney, Halbert Police, Sheriff List Burglaries, Thefts Burglars entered the Valley Locker plant at Talent Thurs- day night, taking cartons of cig known amount of gasoline from a tractor at Jefferson school, city police said. C. W. Newland, 528 Beatty st., told the sheriff's office that gas oline and a harrow disc were taken from the Roy Smith or ehards, Jacksonville. A spare tire, wheel and hydraulic jack were reported stolen from a car owned -by Stephen N. Agee, 839 Wabash st., some time last Several From Here To Attend Meeting Of Hort Society arettes, lood, a butcher s coat and an electric drill, it was re ported to the sheriff's office by the owners, Clayton T. Bartlett and Clifford O. Dukes. A number of other thefts also were reported. Edward Stevens, 3677 South Pacific . highway, reported the theft sometime during the week end of two flare pots and an un Several Medford fruit growers and county agents will be in Corvallis Dec. 1 and 2 for the 70th annual meeting of the Ore gon State Horticultural society at Oregon State college. The society which convenes an nually to review trends in pro duction and marketing of fruits and vegetables, this year will hear Dr. Irving P. Krick of Den ver, one of. the nation's top ex ponents of "weather on order," according to Clifford B. C".ordy, county agent for horticulture. His topic will be "Weather, a New Frontier in Technology." More than 50 special sessions concerning all phases of fruit and vegetable production and marketing are scheduled. Eye-Witness Report An eve-witness report on Eu Deuel Jr., Floyd Baker, and L. G. Gentner, entomologist at Southern Oregon Experiment station. ropean agriculture will be given Use Mail Tribune Want Ads .i,.,,,,,,,, ,uwiiUlliMJ.WIJi l.M II III I II II I "'" ... .JMK .-. tmmtmj'awmmmi.MmtttlUmni.-rWlMm-milMtmm.m.-,. , mU HIWIII.BmiwiywMM jii- y , -. , ,,,,, . , , . i jjip IJ I I I .1 . II .1 ' I I II II fmmmmv!)u fkrT-iz2!rr!r - . ; --: . "Ti r, - n JUST T f umvn "-aw? CT? )pT TIME FOR V- . "(BELTS" ' r UUy7) ' Here's A CHRISTMAS cs : W - Real Value! i I , " ... V rvv PAfpe Jackets ro)c 1 -G. I ,r lfAny Snwt ... new ... corduroy V . -V O V KbiVrlW' 1 jackets ... Ideal for school . - J jf -f 1 ! O V" High styled bags to match and office wear . . A won- X J 1 , . . J your shoes ... all fall shades i derful g.ftl ! an KU 0 1 IkT rii 997 ",udes I Only 297 1 r n ; r-i a N 1 "'' 771 j 1 lowers i 1 1 -:; -:-THTr-: V I 1 I f ' 'i ,.J I ri J VI Priced to Clear .. 1.00 N . C,,s,"lMDress . "Rain Coots" l J 1 yS sJ One of the finest Coot values .. . II 1 O right in time for cold weather .. . Lae arri's corduroy rain 1 j i .'.M. '"::. WI coats ... all with matching hots f l 1 : l Xv- - Values to 49.95 .. . . . . . beauHfuy IineJ . fl refl, H Mfc g,, j j I sir " I Cr- eIZs H'm If .jcr,, nt, ''4.. e!!i- 1 0-. ne' f i . 1 ) l;:' L 6Z i hm - 21 HTCenlral Ave. j 90CAr e 7 arfffS i
