Square Dance TT.e 5.".ing
n' S'ar cluij v.ill i.oid a square
dance i'h pot!::tk refresh
ments at the Jacksonville Com
ni unity hsll at 3 p.m. Friday.
Bob Waller and Cly Barton
v.; rail. Al! square dancers are
invited.
HOTEL
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Everyday TAKE-OUT SPECIAL!
HAMBURGERS
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302 W. MAIN ACROSS FROM THE OLD CITY PARK
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SATURDAY NIGHT
Gold Hill Grange
Music by VIC FLOOD
and Ths RHYTHM MASTERS with Guest Vocalists
Dining Room Open the
Entire Evening
LTD&MCIE
SATURDAY NIGHT
ADAS
EAGLE
The Only Spring Floor
DANCE TO THE COMBINED MUSIC OF
DICK SPAIN. BILL LIVELY and
The Rogue Valley Boys
Featuring The BEST In Western Swing
TUNE IN BILL'S WESTERN ROUND-UP TIME
ON KWIN
NEW PARKING LOT
Plenty of Space
Admission Price
Local and
Grasi Fire City firemen re
ported no damage fro:n a grass
fire about 5 30 p.m. yesterday in
the 3300 block along Crater Lake
highway. The rural pumper was
sent to the blaze.
Picnic Set Cub Scout pack ;
44 v.ill hold a. picnic Sunday'
July 22 at 12 noon at McKee j
bridae. There will be swimming I
and wading and a treasure hunt ;
for younasters. The picnic is pot
luck and each familv lias been
asked to bring table service.
Coffee. Koolade and ice cream
is to be furnished by the pack.
Patients Patients at Osteo
pathic hospital Thursday include
Mrs. Henry V. Munday. Gold
Hill, who had maior surgery,
and .Mrs. Raymond Klenke. Ken
yon ville, who is convalescing
after minor surgery. At Sacred
Heart hospital were Mikeal Cur
ley, four year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Curley, 147
Highland drive, who had surg
ery; Albert Cardoza, Yieka.
medical patient; Clifford Troop.
1236 North Riverside, surgery:
Willis Hodce. Jacksonville, medi
cal patient: William Schmidt. I
route 3. surgery, and Mrs. Edna
Briscoe, Phoenix, a medical pa
tient. TONITE!
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Improved Parking Area
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In Southern Oregon
$100
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Person
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Personal
Permit Issutd C. Wayne
Smith has been issued a building :
permit to remodel a residence at
632 South Ivy st. Cost is esti-
mated at about SI. 000.
Assumed Name The business
name Cove Dru?s has been as-.
sumed by Wendell and Evelyn
Stalker according to county
clerk s records.
Battery Stolen Arthur L.
Luke, box 242, Central Point,
reported to the county sheriff's
office Wednesday that a battery ;
had been stolen from his carj
while it was parked on Tabic ;
Rock rd. near Four Corners.
... j
Square Dance The Happy
Harvesters Square dance club'
will conduct a square dance at .
8:30 p.m. Saturday. July 21. at
Central Point gion hall. There
will be potluck refreshments.
Paul Larsen and J. D. Lubbers
will call.
...
Attending Convention Har
vey M. Brandau. 44.'J Haven St..
has been invited by Valprariso
University in Indiana to attend
the third annual campus conven
tion of tiie Valparaiso Advisory
council. July 27-23. He is a mem
ber of the advisory council.
Citation Issued John Dan
iel, 1012 East Main st., was cited
yesterday for following too
close when the car he was oper
ating collided with a vehicle
operated by Richard Johnson
House, 15 Corning court, at
Sixth st. and Riverside ave.,
Medford police reported.
...
Quarti Notice Vernon Mc
Crory and Vernon Caldwell
have filed a quartz location no
tice in the county clerk's office.
The claim, known as Co-Opp. is
in the Foots creek mining dis
trict. McCrory and Caldwell
gave their address as route 1,
box 15, Gold Hill.
Orders Issued City Fire Mar
shal Truman Nelson reported the
inspection of five business occu
pancies, a warehouse and a place
of public assembly yesterday and
the issuance of five orders for
correction of hazards. Two com
plaints of hazards in residential
areas were investigated.
Alarm Sounds The Medford
fire department rural pumper ;
was sent to the L. V. Young resi-1
dence. 3014 Lone Pine id., iibout j
2:40 p.m. Wednesday when the
home alarm system sounded.
Mrs. Young reported the alarm
system sounded because the at
tic detector had fused because
of overheat. There was no fire.
...
At Sacred Heart Patients
at Sacred Heart hospital today
included Jackie Kinny, nine
year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
I Rube Kinny. 1308 Spring St..
who suffered a broken arm w hen
he fell from a horse yesterday:
Wilber Bushong. Winston. Ore.;
. Kenneth Canary. 2169 Fowler
i lane; Frank Watson. Grants
Pass; Donna Bandy, seven and a
half months, of 2417 Spring
brook rd: Loyal Smith. 1119 East
11th st.; Boon Harding. 828 Da-
kola ave., and Richard Matt
hews, six year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Matthews of Ft.
Jones, Calif., all surgery pa
tients at the hospital. Medical
patients there included Simon
Grace, Glendale; Scherec Rose,
Riddle: and Larry Westby. seven
year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Westby. Happv Camp.
Calif.
GP FIRM FILES
Salem (U.R1 Articles of in
corporation were filed here to
day for the C and H Logging
company of -Grants Pass. They
were signed by Samuel M. Bowe,
Wally P. Martin and Maxine V.
Pilkington.
AT WALKER'S POPULAR
BREAMLANB
Featuring
VIRGINIA WESTERFIELD
With Htr Saxophont and Clarintt
Finst Music
HOUSE of MYSTERY
North of rfS&K Open I
Gold Hill ftgWSfiKj Throughout I
AT The Year
On Display - One of the West's Finest
Collections of Gold Dust and Nuggets
Summer Hours - 8 to 7
Under Founder's Management Since 1930
Wall Street
New York i'U.R: Metal shares
and special issues with gains
ranging to more than two points
featured an irregular stock mar
ket today.
Railroad issues were the poor
performers in the major groups.
Elsewhere some issues lost one
to more than two points.
Dow-Jones Averages
Dow-Jones final stock aver-!
ages: 30 industrials 514.57, up
0.71; 20 railroads 167.96. off
0.29: 15 utilities 69.83. up 0.12,
and 65 stocks 131.64. up 0.11.
Sales today were about 2.020.
000 shares compared with 1.950,
000 shares Thursday.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American T & T 182"i
Anaconda 80
Chrysler 64:1s
Curtiss Wright 33' t
General Electric R31 2
General Motors 47:!s
Montgomery V'ard 43r-i
Penn R R 24
Penney J C 94' 2
Radio 444
Southern Co 213i
Southern Pacific 51' 1
S Oil of Calif 57nR
Texas Gulf Sulphur XV,
Transamerica 39' 1
Tri-Continental 28';
United Aircraft 73 1 4
U S Rubber 54' K
U S Steel fil 1 t
Youngstown 95"s
Central Point Man
Charged in Court
Waller Pirkcy. 33. route 2 box
313. Central Point, was held in
county jail yesterday after fail
ing to post SI, 500 bond set by
District Court Judge Rawles
Moore.
Pirkey is charged wih obtain
ing money by false pretenses,
and will have a preliminary
hearing July 25 at 2 p.m.
Obituaries
Mrs. Mary Swayne of
Jacksonville Dies
Mrs. Mary Barbara Swayne,
72, of Jacksonville, died Thurs
day. Mrs. Swayne was born in Jack
sonville Feb. 4. 1884. She re
ceived her education at Saint
Mary's Academy there and was
married to Patrick F. Swayne on
Nov. 13. 1399. Mr. Swayne pre
ceded her in death in 1930. She
was a member of Sacred Heart
Catholic church.
She is survived by five daugh
ters. Hazel K. and Josephine
Swayne of Medford. Mrs. Mil
dred A. Barron of Ashland. Mrs.
Mary Lois Johnson of Portland,
and "Sister Jeanne'' of Belling
ham. Wash.; and one grandson,
Edwin Barron of New York city.
Perl funeral home is in charge
of arrangements.
LOYD F. HAHN
Funeral services for Loyd
Franklin Halm. 55. of Butte
Falls, who died Wednesday in a
local hospital will be held in the
Conger-Morris chapel at 10:30
a.m. Saturday. The Rev. Rob
ert Simmons of the First Baptist
church at Butte Falls will offi
ciate. Committal will be in
Siskiyou Memorial park.
Mr. Hahn was born in Oran.
Missouri. Aug. 8. 1900. He en
listed May 8, 1917. and was dis
charged March 25. 1919, as a
private. He aaain enlisted in the
Army March 5, 1920, at Fort Mc
Dowell. Calif., and was dis
charged April 26, 1921, at
Hoboken, N.J.
Survivors include his wife,
Gertie E. Hahn: a daughter, Mrs.
Homer Lamb, Central Point; and
a son. Alfred Hahn, Medford;
three step children, Mrs. Arthur
Alexander, Columbus. Ohio;
Leon F. Spencer, Central Point;
Mrs. Ray Hawkins, Chico, Calif.; ;
two sisters. Mrs. Laura Axel, j
Ashland, and Mrs. Vada Atilano. i
Hammett, Ida.; 10 grandchildren
and two great grandchildren.
Always a Good Crowd!
I PORTLAND PRODUCE
1 Portland 'L P i E.eas To retail
ers: Grade AA larpe. 54-ric; A iaree,
5 1 -52c; A A medium. -4 8-4 1c: A me-
diutn. 4fi-48c: A small. 3(-31c; carton.
no charge io ?.c additional. ;
Butter To retailer-: AA erade ;
i prim. . fiT-Rc lb ; cartons. H8-69c; A j
print- 67-hfic: B prints. t;3-fite ;
I Cheese To retauers A crane cheri
, r'ar sinc'e na:ics. 43 : .--47 : c: 5-ltv
loaves. 4S':-5U'. processed American
cheese. 3-lb. loaf. 42-44c.
farm Market
Prices 'o prod :rers for tkr-e Hozrn
tTao ir3T5 of leTluce advanced 25 1'
Portland market lodav ' Wi":e ' !
:e:ailrrs advanced to 50-2 .-
with joiiT Tliinc to an ex'renie of
S.'S "in a crate S-.;nnMdp and Board
map Whi'e R,ie potatoes ceie a? low
as ;.-)ii-7 nrt the shipping do, k Br.M
luzs o: Miitnp-Free-Aa-er d::i"ict t
rr:alor hroueht s "H a U'E Field
?"o,. n cucii!nhpr h'Oi;i:nt moMlv
: -iD-t 7.1 a flat Wap.tln Danish
squash brought s:i - oO a flat.
Ponltrv. Rabbits
Live Chickens Tp
qualitv f b. Portland
owe is
Kr er
No 1
j i-4
licbt
lb , 2.1c lb : at farm. 22-2:
ho ;is . t v f r w transactions
for Port
land price. 15c ai ranch; heavy hens
5 lb, up. not enouch trarfniG for Port
land price: at country, 17c lb. up: old
rooMers, 1 -?.r,
Dresd Chickens N'n. 1 (Trade
droned to retailer- Fryer. New York
s!1p. 3fi-."7c lb: v. hole drawn. 41-44c
lb : cwt up. 47-5 5 c: hens, lipht type.
New York Mvp, 23-2f'r: cut up. 40-44c:
hens, heavv tvpp NY. style. 30-31c;
whor drawn 42-4 "r
Turkeys To proriuc? r- Fr er tur
key. live weicht . 27-2Rr lb : vnunn
turkev hen.. 28c lh liveueight; 38c lb.
on e lacerated basis.
r.ahhit.: lAverace to growers fob.
killinr nlant: Live white. 3Jt-4!j
lbs . 20-23r: 5-6 lbs.. 15-18c: colored
polls 4r under: old doc?. 10-I2c lb., a
fe1. hipher Frc-h killed fryers to re
tailers. 56-58C lb.; cut up. 60-63c.
Daily Weather Report
KORIt STS
Vdford and vicinm : Continued
fair and drv thrnueh Saturdav. Sheht
Iv cooler. Low tonight 60. Hich Satur
dav fJ.V
Western Oreeorr Cloudy alone
coast through Saturday niorninc.
clcannc parliallv dunne afternoon.
Parti;.- cloudv over intprior Cooler.
Low tonicht T)2-'i0. Hih Saturday
70-fl.i inland, fli on coast.
Northern California: Fair through
Saturday with scattered thunder
storms in higher mountains and fog
on coast Little temperature change.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday
70: above normal 6.
Record hifth this date 115 in 1046.
Record low this date 42 in 1920.
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to mid
ninht. none. Midnieht to 10 a.m.. none.
Total this month .94 inch. .80 inch
above normal.
Total since Sent. 1. r!4 34 inches.
16 4 1 inches above normal
HUMIDITY: Lowest esterday 23".
hichct this a.m. 80-c.
cm- Hirh Low Prec.
Rrookincs ra
Crater Liike
Grants Pas 0O
Klamath Falls 81
MEDFORD "7
Portland . . . 102
Seattle 04
Spokane 06
Yakima 101
Eureka
Red Bluff
62
"
Sacramento 04
San Francisco 77
Los Ancelcs . E2
Phoenix 00
Denver 82
Chicago 82
Miami 87
."ew York 82
Washington. DC 72
FII.-1)AV Foil L'C AST
( Throiith July !
Mrvlerli Oregun and Western Wash
iiictoii Temperatures above normal,
lliln avcracmc 711-fi'i. northwest
V.'.ishuicl on. 811-00 northwest Oregon,
!H)-0.- eMreme southwest Oregon. 60
7.', on coaM. Lows in .ills. Liltlc or no
precipitation but a few widely scat
tered evening thundershowers mainly
along mountains.
Northern California o precipita
tion. Temperatures above normal.
About 90 per cent of Nevada's
farm land is irrigated.
I
SANDRA GRIMES
715 Alder St.
WON THE BIKE
LAST WEEK!
BE HERE TOMORROW
YOU MAY WIN THE
NEXT ONE!
And on ths Screen
PAUL DOUGLASS
JANE LEIGH
IN A SWELL
BASEBALL PICTURE
"ANGELS
IN THE
OUTFIELD"
PLUS
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AND
THE FIRST CHAPTER
OF A BRAND NEW
SUPER EXCITING
SERIAL
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Friday, July 20, 1958
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland it'.P.i Cattle, for week.
44j0. Choice fed steers S22.50-23.50.
1 060 lbs.. $23.75. Good steers S20.50
22 23. mixed good and choice to $23
late, cood and choice feeder Slfi to
SIS. high choice with some prime heif
ers S21.75. eood heifers S20 to S21.
Calves, for week. 780. Good and
choice vealers SI 7-20. individuals to
$21: coori and choice calves S16-18.
Hop, for week. 2265. VS. No. 1 and
2 butchers 180-233 lbs. S10-10.23.
mixed 1. 2 and 3 lots SIR 25-18-50:
hphter sows S16.25 and 51650.
Sheep. for week. 5565, Choice
sprinc Iambs $20-20 50. some priiue
S21: eond and choice Slfi 50-19.50.
Good and choice feeder Iambs $15-16.
PORTLAND CASH GRAIN
Portend Wholesale hav prices:
New crop No. 2 ereen alfalfa, baled.
In h Portland. S34-36.
Wholesale prices as reported by the
lSDA market news service: Wheat.
No. 2 soft white. S71.50 ton: No. 2
white oats. 38-lh. test. Coast delivery.
$.")7-."i7 ..VI ton: No. 2 Valley oats, nom
inally. $.15 ton: soybean meal. SS4 f o b.
Portland: harlev. Coast deliverv.
$47.50-48 ton; standard nullrun. $42 50
ton: No. 2 yellow corn. Eastern ship
ments, f o b. Portland. $72 close:
Of Arcrntina's total area, only
about one-third is suitable for
farming.
GENUINE CHARCOAL
BROILED FOODS!
Candle Room
Medford
Hotel
6 to 1 A.M. Daily
4 to 11 P.M. Sundays
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70 .01 i- IfA-,- S &4ftil'V v:
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Adults $1 .00, Loges $1 .25, Students 50c, Children 20c
Gates Open 7 P.M.
CRATER
TOMORROW NITE ONLY
GALA DUSK TO DAWN
ALL
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MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEH
Former Oregon Man
Found Decapitated
San Bernardino, Calif. (U.R)
The decapitated body of a 40-year-old
junk and salvage man
was found yesterday on the
Santa Fe railroad tracks near
Redlands.
The coroner said the victim,
Lewis E. Ford, apparently was
hit by a westbound freight. He
lived in a hut next to the tracks.
A clipping found in his wallet
indicated Ford was a former
resident of Willamina. Ore.
Berkeley. Calif. (U.R) The
private library of a former Uni
versity of California regent,
James K. Moffitt. presented to
the university in June, contains
5.000 volumes valued at more
than S75.000. The first dated edi
tion of Horace, printed in Milan,
Italy, in 1474, the only known
copy in the United States, is
among 225 books printed in the
13th century in the collection.
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BIRTHS
LUCAS To Mr. and Mrs.
George, 531 Spencer st., July 19,
1956. a girl. 9 pounds, at Sacred
Heart hospital.
GREENWOOD To Mr. and
Mrs. Loren. Eagle Point, July
19. 1956. a boy, 6 pounds, at Sa
cred Heart hospital.
CUPPLES To Mr. and Mr.
Robert, Butte Falls. July 20.
1956. a girl, 6"m pounds, at Sa
cred Heart hospital.
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