Hubbard Brothers
Marks 73rd Year
In Business Here
Hubbard Brothers Hardware
firm, Main st., and Riverside
ave., ii celebrating the 73d an
niversary of its founding start
ing today.
The anniversary will be
marked by specially reduced
gale prices on merchandise in
the store.
Members of the firm are Ro
land, Chester and Robert Hub
bard. It was founded by Fortun-
atis Hubbard at Jacksonville in
1883 and has remained in the
same family since that time.
Furtunatis Hubbard was a
personal friend of John Deere,
who established the John Deere
Implement company. Hubbard
Brothers store is the oldest con
tinuous John Deere dealer west
of the Mississippi.
Moyd to Medford
The firm was moved from
Jacksonville to Medford soon
after its establishment. It was
set up on a lot at Central ave.
and Main st. The store has been
at its present location since
1885. The building originally
housed a saloon and general
store. In 1933 the firm bought
the building next to the present
tore, and in 1934 the two build
ings were adjoined.
Family ownership of the store
has included Fortunatis Hub
bard in 1883; Fort Hubbard,
1884 to 1891; A. C. and Lex
Hubbard, 1891 to 1896; Fort
Hubbard, 1896 to 1926; A. C.
Hubbard, 1891 to 1943; Roland
Hubbard, 1919 to the .presert;
Chester Hubbard, 1930 to the
present and Robert Hubbard,
1948.
The anniversary sale will end
Saturday, April 27.
'TOOTHLESS1 CtJSSACK
New York (U.R) Dancer
Dimithy Matvienko, 55, charged
in a $250,000 damage suit
Wednesday that a spill on a "rut
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knocked out enough teeth to end
'his career. Matvienko, known
professionally as "The Great
Oimitry, The Hot Cossack,"
Aances while holding daggers in
(his teeth.
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EAGLE POINT
Mayor Returns To Hospital
By MRS. THOMASINE SMITH
Eagle Point Mayor Ray
Tresham entered Sacred Heart
hospital Thursday, April 11, for
additional back surgery. Tre
sham underwent surgery in
March.
Overnight guests last week
end at the Claude Griffin home
were Claudia Cave and son,
Gary, and one of Claudia's high
school classmates, Miss Lena
Mae Tibbits.
Tom Riley and Dwight Mc
Corkle took two cases of the
Roxy Ann Gem r.nd Mineral
club display rocks to Eugene for
competition with other rock
clubs of Oregon. They won blue
ribbons on their displays and
also a trophy as grand prize for
the best display in the show.
Ladies of the Eagle Point area
served dinner to 45 friends and
members of the Harold (Cooney)
Briggs family following Mr.
Brigg's funeral Thursday.
Rehearsals are underway for
the senior class play, "Strictly
Formal," to be presented the lat
ter part of May.
A 4-H pie social will be held
at the Eagle Point Grange April
26. Ladies and girls have been
asked to bring pie.
There will be a program and
a dance with live music follow
ing the social.
The pre-schooler Easter Egg
hunt sponsored by Mrs. E. L.
Cunningham will start at 11
a.m. Friday, April 19, at her
home on the Brophy rd. Each
child is asked to bring their own
container and should be accom
panied by an adult.
Mrs. Jim McDonald was hon
ored at a stork shower at the
Lloyd Breeding home Friday
evening April 12. Hostesses were
Mrs. Lloyd Breeding and Mrs.
Ray Arthur.
Oren Pollock returned to
school this week after recover
ing from an appendectomy in
March.
Dallie Kenner, sister of Mrs.
Lee Lucas, has returned to Os
teopathic hospital in Medford
for further treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kent are
leaving for Klamath Falls this
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weekend for a brief visit with
their daughter, Charlotte. Mrs.
Harold Claus and daughter will
join the Kents in Klamath Falls
and return home with them.
Betty June Claus and daugh
ter, Patty, are visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lind
sey, at Bend this week.
Mrs. Clinton Ayres left a few
days ago to visit her sister, Mrs.
B. W. Mathews, in Umatilla, be
fore attending the PTA conven
tion in Pendleton. Accompany
ing Mrs. Ayres as fas as Umatil
la were her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. McCulIoch, of Med
ford. After spending three days
in Pendleton at the convention,
Mrs. Ayres picked up her par
ents at Wallowa to return home
by way of Portland where they
visited another sister, Mrs. Glen
Jewett, and family who are be
ing transferred to San Francisco
in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Humph
rey and three children of Palo
Alto, Calif., are spending their
Easter vacation in Eagle Point
visiting Mrs. Humphrey's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cly
mer, and Humphrey's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphrey,
and other relatives in the val
ley. Humphrey is a faculty mem
ber of an elementary school in
Palo Alto.
A reminder to dog owners
that all dogs must be kept tied
or on a leash during the months
of April, May and June, has
been issued, me owners are-
subject to a fine and responsible
for damages caused by the dog
or dogs during these months,
city officials said.
Easter Egg Party Set
At Central Point .
Central Point An Easter egg
party for the children of Central
Point will be sponsored by the
Junior Chamber of Commerce at
8:30 a.m. Saturday in the city
park on Manzanita st. between
Sixth and Seventh sts.
xThe business men, who form
erly were sponsors of the event,
are donating candy eggs and
prizes for the hunt. Youngsters
will seek eggs in one to four,
five to seven and eight to 10
age groups.
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Teamster Officials Asked To Answer To
Charges of 'Goon Squads in Scranton
Washington 'U.R) The Sen
ate Rackets Committee hauled
up three 'Teamster union offic
ials today to answer charges that
they furnished "goon squads" for
a wave of violence against non
union building contractors in
Scranton, Pa.
The witness list was headed by
John Durkin, convicted of con
spiracy in the dynamiting of one
house being built with non
union labor and under indict
ment for shoving over the wall
of another house.
Durkin, in a brief appearance
Wednesday, refused to state his
occupation. He took refuge in
the Fifth Amendment which
guards against possible self-incrimination.
He is secretary
treasurer of Teamsters Local 229
in Scranton and vice president
of the Pennsylvania Federation
of Labor, both connected with
the AFL-CIO.
Scranton Windup Today
The AFL-CIO has taken the
position that union officials who
use the Fifth Amendment be
fore congressional committees
have no right to hold office.
Durkin and Teamster business
agents Robert Malloy and Jo
seph McHugh were recalled to
day because their attorney was
absent Wednesday. The commit
tee hoped to wind up the Scran
ton case with their testimony,
Committee counsel Robert F
Kennedy told newsmen the com
mittee had no plans to question
public officials from the Scran
ton area about testimony at
Tuesday's hearing. This included
charges that police protection
was lacking in the face of union
violence,
Scranton Mayor James T. Han
son submitted an affidavit deny
ing earlier testimony or ex-
boxer Paul Bradshaw, sometime
Teamster muscle man, who
claimed the mayor once asked
him to "lay off" spilling the
story of the house dynamiting
until after a 1955 city election,
Indictments Sought
The committee asked the Jus
tice Department to seek a per
jury indictment in connection
with conflicting testimony of
Joseph Bartell. president of the
Scranton Building Trades Coun
cil, and other witnesses
Bartell, business agent of Lo
ral 261 of the Carpenters Union,
denied Bradshaw's charge that
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CLUB
NEWS
F.fil. Point Childcara Club
There was a Eagle Point Child-
care 4-H club meeting at the
school April 16.
We discussed our skating par
ty. It will be April 19. We will
go to Grants Pass. Afterwards
there will be a party at the home
off Sandra Wallis.
Mrs. Harbison, our leader,
read off a list of items we could
find around the house for our
toy-box, when we baby-fit.
Sandra Wallis,
Reporter.
Phoenix Kitchen Workers
The Phoenix 4-H club Kitchen
Workers met the afternoon of
April 13 in the home economics
room at the high school.
Several cake recipes were used
including an Easter Bunny cake
by .Virginia Daugherty, pineap
ple-upside-down cake made by
Virginia Martin, with Norman
Ditsworth and Nedra Harris also
making cakes. Among casseroles
made was a tuna casserole dish
by Pamela Grove and Dorothy
James. The next regular meeting
will be May 11.
Darilyn Popow,
Reporter.
Kandy Kidi Cooking Club
A combined meeting and
shower was held for our new
leader Doreen Bradshaw April 2.
A previous meeting had been
held March 19 to plan the show
er. Business discussed besides the
shower was how everyone liked
the "Friendship Follies." Also
discussed was our cake sale, and
the idea of taking cookies out to
the old folks home.,
Committees named to work on
the shower were: games, Ern
estyn and Patsy Charley; cake,
Marlena and Sharon Coffman;
punch, Carolee Brantly and Car
ol von der Helen; place cards,
Mary Lou Savage; and napkins,
Carolee Kuest.
The shower was held at
Charleys and games were played
after the meeting. The guest of
honor received many gifts. "
Refreshments were served.
We'd especially like to thank
Mrs. Anhorn for decorating the
individual cakes. .
Sharon Coffman,
Reporter.
New York To Pay for
Firemen's Lost Teeth
Albany, N. Y. U.R) A volun
teer fireman who loses his false
teeth in the line of duty can
have them replaced without cost
under a bill signed into law to
day by Gov. Averell Harriman.
Roseburg (U.R) Francis P
Watson, 40, of Roseburg. father
of four children, was crushed to
death by a : log in a Roseburg
mill pond today.
Bartell ordered the non-union-built
house damaged. He swore
he was innocent of the con
spiracy charge of which he was
convicted.
Two other Scranton union
leaders convicted with Bartell
also said they were innocent.
They testified that their superi
ors have made no move to re
move them from office despite
the new AFL-CIO ethics code
which calls for ousting convicted
labor leaders.
The two were Philip , Brady,
vice president of the Building
Trades Council and business
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Three other Teamster Union
members convicted of doing the
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shaw invoked the Fifth Amend
ment on almost all questions
Wednesday. They were union
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