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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1958)
o o o o O o o o o o o o o o Local and Gasoline Stolen Jack Eric Rowbotham, 445 Fairmont St., Medford, reported to Medford city police Sunday evening the theft of 15 gallons of gaso line from his automobile. ANDY'S BEST BUY! liilllif 17 Jewel Water Resistant Shock Resistant ol o J Reg. $49.95 NOW ANDY'S Your Friendly Credit Jeweler S&H Green Stamps 15 North Central n nnniB ENDS TUESDAY Cary GRANT Jayne MANSFIELD Suzy PARKER vice 1 ij riy f'THEM FOR ME? (Seantryi o o o O o o O 10 o o o o lUJJI'JJ o o fe0 ) 30 Cwfyry r aictw UUJ u Personal CThegj Robert Harold Sch roeder, 39 North Columbus ave., reported to Medford city police Sunday morning the theffcpf his bicycle, o Items Taken Marvin Oli vor Walker, 2295 Crestbrook i rd., reported to c)y police Sundaf) morning the theft of four tires and four wheel3. Stove Snakes City fire men were summoned atxftt 9 a.m. today to the residence of Jack L. Sanders, 405 Ken wood ave., where a heating stovewas reported -smoking. They said there fes no dam age. O X) G Return Honff-Mrs. Geor gia DavS, 53 OakdalPdr.O with tiTe Medrsrd public schools at Washmgton school, is convalescing at her horr following her release from Rogue galley hospita TlQir day. 7onsilectomig, Gari (Sid Tereth Wolff, two and frve- lyears-old, respectively, chil pdrft of Mr. and Mrft Clifford I Wolff, ox 423 J, route 2, p.Iedford, were in tht Medford I Osteopathic b(ital loday for 1 tonsilectomO, attend ts I said. o House Fire Furniture, 3 wall and the ceiling were damaged Saturday aftQ-noon ina fire at the George Stacey homo 2901 Fairview pL.ity firemen said. They said thft furniture against an electric wall hter ignited when (he heater was turned on.oThere was considerable smoke dam age. o Attends Meeting ' The Rev. Richard M. Jones, pastor of the Eastwood (JJaptist church was among American Baptist Convention leaders attending a meeting last week at Linfield college, McMinn ville. Twenty-three leaders at tended from Oregon, Montana, Washington, Utah, Idaho, Ne vada and California. The Council on Missionary Co operation of the ABC spon- soredOthe affair. -re Portland Hay, Grain Portland Wholesale Hay Prices: No. 2 green alfalfa baled, f.o.b. Portland and SeatUe. nominally $24 a ton. Wholesale Prices as reported by the USDA market news sejyice: Wheat. No. 2 soft white. $72.50 ton: No. 2 white oats. 38-lb. West Coast delivery. $53 ton; No. 2 vaj lev white oats $51 ton; barley. No. 2 West Coast delivery. $47; Eastern shipment, soybean $85 ton f.o.b. Portland; standard mill run, propmt delivery. S38-39 ton. f.o.b. Portland; No. 2 Milo, Eastern ship mint f.o.b. Coast. Slrf.50 ton: No. 2 vellow corn, Eastern shipment, f.o.b. Portland, $63-63.50 ton. o o o o o o ifrsrtrtr Western Siocfes The following bid iand asked priced on selected T5Tet em securities, provided by the Medford brsQch offic& of Pacific Northwegjt Compcny, o are unofficial gnd do not rg- rrent c t u a 1 transaction, but are intended as e guidfe to the approximate priCe rnge. Common Stocks - Bid gsg'S Bank of America 364 CalPacific Utilitiei 29 Cascades Plywood . 25'i Con Freieht-ays 15 U Copco Z. 32 Firsfcational Bank . 7 Pacific Pwr & Light 34 ' Portland Gen Elec fflj'i US National Bank 4' i United Utilities 248 West Coast Tel 19'm, Weyerhaeu3r 38 38 -9 J1'4 27'2 16!2 33 50 lI 36' 26 09 26 21'i 41- Injesli Noon Quotations on fifllecfc ed &nds sufjulied by the$fe& lord roach cf poster S f3z- Stoc 3cbSn33. fbca 3 But euiiocft . 11. 0 1X2 OjemEun lflgff 17.9S fettonHoenird8t is si Si.ga Fidaity r. ia.es isa Ctftfilnd .. 1S.S4 19.7 ft Group Sec fivi .... 9 Group Sgfc Com $t 11.31 ia.S8 Group &oc filac .... 9M 7.08 Group gfifc Petro 10.89 11. Tl Group Sec Steel 7.32 8.03 Group Sec Tobgc 6.02 .82 KevstoneB-3 15.75 17. la KeystongB! 9-20 10.04 Kvstone K-l 8.26 8.02 Kevstone K-2 10.24 11.17 Keystone S-l 14.98 16.34 Kevstone S-2 10.23 11.18 Keystone S-(S) 1069 11 & MaInvTr 10 11.79 TV-Elec 10. V2 1188 Value Linencc. 4 70 5.23 Wellington 12,50 13.73 Porting livestock Portland .W1) Cttl 1850. Choice fed steers 28.B0-2B: goad steers 26.50-28; etanderA CteBPS 29 26f choicO heifere 27.50-8: oe& (t26-27.25; standard 2a.50-25.- Calves 289. Choice veaieit '- 29: fnnd 25-26.50 Hoj9 1000. No. 1 find butchers 24.50-25; mixed 63.75-a.S0; cove 18-21.50. ' Sheep 14. Choice Spring lamb 2l-2iw; xpoa spring lemcie 10 20.50; mostly good yearlings IV. Portland !pPodyc Portland (UPI) Kgg re tailers: Grflde Aft laree, C?-Sc doz.: A large. 69-ftBc; Aft mdivim, 41-43c; A medium. 40-42C; KK smalls, 30-33c; carton l-3c addi tional. Butter To reteilr: &A nd Gractp A prints, 68-87C lb artea lc lb. higher; B prints. 64-68c. Cheese Medium cured le re tailers: A ersd cfiedfler eincle daisib 40-51c; 5-lb. loeves. 51 i- 57c; processed Ametaeen 5-lb. loaf. S0-fi8c. Farm Merest Few foncv flats o strevberriea sold for 2.50 et the fist Sid FarmCrs' market erly teder -irt bulg of gooS berries at 2-3.33; first Fav.-fa,, or honsa, feoana sold t 1.90 a lug; increased Hmounts ef green peas wer on Hfind wit prieee to retailarf grounfl S.SQ a SO-lb. box. Poultri'. Babbits O L.ive ChicKens tauotea o grow ers at fDruana. saiem ena soutn to EuflOne, f.o.b. tench Wo. 1 quality frygrs,t,23i lbs., 32: light hens, 15-1 6c; hes. bene. 9 Kba. up, 20-21C; ol roosters, T-Bc 1ft. Dressed Chickens Ko. 1 greAe dressed to retailers: fryers, whole drawn. 39-44c lb.; cut up, 4-4Sc; hBns, light etypea eug up. S7-40c; Ufttil june 14th, COPCO customers can trade any type of old water heater for a new, quick recovery electric water heater And get $20 bonus, in addition to the tegular dealer's allowance! YOUR FAVORITE APPLIANCE DEALER OR PLUMBER HAS CQMPMTE INFORMATION AND CAN HANDLE ALL DETAILS THO CALIFORNIA OHEOON POWER COMPANY A Wesurn Company Ountd and Operaud by Western PeopU llwk Mar&et' lis! Soars To New Year's High Kew Yorfe-KUPI) All Sec tions o th stock market mountefl to new high for the year in active trading today. Prices slipped bck from ftheir highs on retlizing be fore closing but feela gains ranging from fraction to more then two points. . Dozens of issues reached new highs when the industrial fiegartment finally wen& through ita former resistejncfi level into new high fot i853. Utilities made a small net gain p a new. 28-yeaT. high. Biils also with ft small, aver age rJse set y9t' top. OveP U the market was ia new high ground sines last Sep tember. . The steel industry furn ished the spark tor the rise when tb steel mills rose to aeeily SI per cent of rated capacity. AVERAGES Hew Yerk (UPI) 3Pew-Jones fi&al stock rages: 30 iadustsiais 460.11 p 3.41; SO Uco4e 115. 92, off 0.1S; 19 uliiaUe. 78. 99. up 0.1 Si and 9 stocks. ifij.23, p 0.74. eaOos to4T 9ez aovt 1.700.000 shares complied with t,1004)OQ shaxes f hur4af . Today's prices on selected stocks: Allied Chemical 7614 American Can ASVz ATT lW-i Anaconda Copper 45Ji Bethlehem Steel tVA Caterpillar Corp. 618 Chrysler Corp .". 4ST Continental Can S0si Crown Zellerbaclj 51li Curtiss Wright 2514 Pu Pont ltdVz Eastman Kodak I04s General Electric 09 General Foods ... S9?s General Motors ;. 3$Ta Georgia Pacific 40 Graham Paige V.i Homestake Mining 431 e Kaiser Frazer 9 Kenneeott Copper 8aTa Lockheed Aircraft VIVz Katy Pfd 50 Montgomery "Ward 35 V New York Central 15 Penney, 2. C 93 heevy type, whole drewn. 4-46c. Dressed Turkey! A trad breed er hem. net to producer on en eviscerated besie, SSc lb.: toms, eame beeia, 25c lb.; to re tellers: A jrade hene, mostly 3s-S8c. SeeOitc (averese to aro-ere. f.o.b. killina slenti) Live white, lbs. f.e. PoflenS. S3-a5c; colored pelt. 4c under. Fresh kill ed fryer to reteilexs, S8-61C lb.; cut up. M-tSc. OBITUARIES Ashland Charles H. PerSs, died Saturday at hi home at S$3 Allison art., As& land. Mr. Parks is survived y ni ife, Elma, and five ehjl &rn. The body will fee.tect to Tekima," Wash., fey Litwil let funeral n ems- for srices end feurial. ?ORXC-SU Medford end vicinity: Ganerally eloudv wita eftowera nough Tuti 687. Lew tonight 58. High TueS dev 70. Westers Oregoaj: Cloudy wit enowere tonight becoming ?8rtly cloudy with isolated shower Tue iv. Loe- tonight 48-5. HigJl Tues flay 65-7S. Northern lifornie: Cloudy witft scattered ghowsrs tonight and Tuesday. Little temperature chensc). Tempepeture: Mean yesterday 98; below normel 4. Record high tfiiS date lOS.in 1924. fteesrd low Aie dete 30 ia 18S8. Precipitatioa: 24 ours ts mid night .81 In. Mil! night tor 19 elB. .03 in. Total thie month .at itt, -it Ja. boe normal. Total since Sept. S3 W ia)., 23 in. above normal. Humidity: lowest yesterday 48, Highest this a.m. B8 . Higk 4M - City tester- a.m. er. to? Tow free. Brookings 85 54 .99 Crater Lake 47 33 .1 Grants Pass 73 52 .71 Klemeth Falls . S3 43 .37 MEi)OBUD ..... Si 53 .32 Portlend 74 . 58 Seattle 71 51 Spokene 70 50 Yakima 19 48 Eureka S7 54 .88 Red Blurf 79 S9 .08 Sacremento 78 88 . .01 Sen Prencisqp 71 81 .23 Los Angeles - 76 62 Phoenia 102 70 Denver S3 57 Cfticege 67 43 -17 Miemi S4 77 .02 New ok 79 S7 Washington, D C. .. 89 BS . VIVB-D.? SOKSCAST (TSreusa 4un 7): fPesterlk Orejon-Wtr WesS iogtoa Temperatures averaging below normeJ through Saturday. Highs 80-70 western Washington, 64-74 western Oregon. Lows 44-52. Nertftera Camera! Scattered Shower eerly in period but pre cipitation -unlikely latter half of period. Temperatures eversging near or below normal. Penn RR 123 Radio Corporatioa 34va Richfield Oil W Sears 29 Va Socony Vacuum 49 Southern Co ' 29?a Southera Pacific 44si Standard California 49 la Standard Indiana 43s, Standard N. J 53 Sun Mines 7?s Texas Gulf 19Ts Tex Pac Land Trust 12se Tranaamexica 40Ji Trans West Air 1234 Tri-Continental 3514 Union Carfcide 87 Union Pacific 29!e United Aircraft 62 U.A.L 27 14 U.S. Rubber 33i U. S. Steel 863g Youngstown S & T 80 RTRA AU0WAH0 3 ' get a aeaiers Ashland Slfry elfe, 93, of Carnation, "&'sh., fiisfl at her Soma a? 19 iSrA t. Saturday. She had been living in sh lnd for sevea e&s, Sha i$ 9urvive4 fey her husbenft, Georg W. t2Jg, gnd four children. The bofly ha been taken to Kirkltnd, ash., by LHwiller funeral horn (br Services and Burial. - Ashlend LySia Bomross, 3, died i Pie horn t l jcg College Way, ASftJan, Sun day. 0 She is survived &y thrfo Si ters , and four &rothSr9 nfl four chilfiren. The body, -vo forurSefl today to Twin Fells, b Litail!r funeral homg ft)r services e-ad purigl.0 Edward H. JohnSon, SB, d 199 South Holiy St., fi&QSaf. died Sunday ia loegl pitai. Mr. Jolinson. vs efa ia, Tronteo, Oliio., April 4, 1893. He has been living in Medr ford since 1&33. He -vas map ried to Brooksie Peris Rere on. May 12, 1938. She survives him. Mr. JohnsoD was ft veteran of World Wat- I. He "fl9 dis charged as a sergeant on Nov. 11, 1919. Surviving him beside1 his wife are four brothers, An drew, George, Jo9eph and James Johnson, all of Ohio. Services will be held et 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Conger Morris funeral home. The Rev. James W. Neely, First Baptist church, will officiate. Burial will be in Memory Garden. Casket bearers will be Clyde La Fever, Onie Wimer, V. E. Rose, Frank Hoffman, Chandler H. Drew and Hol bert Johnston. CHESTER LEOXT LEWIS ' Ashland Chester Leon Lewis, 294 North Pioneer at., Ashland, died Sunday in his home. He was born in Greeley, Colo., Aug. 21, 1882. Mr. Lewis lived in Ashland for 21 years after coming to this area from Klamath Falls. He is survived by hie wife, Ella B. Lewis: three daugh ters, Mrs. Mildred Ager, Mrs. Ellen Elder and Mrs. Bonnie .MOOU LOOGI SffCIAL NOTICI taieilsMet ead Biaa.He Sctedale fee WaataessaT, June 4, ts feetaveee' fa e I seer ! Until June 14th, COPCO restdtfttitl customers can trade any type of old tov or range for a modern electric range and $25 bonus, in addition allowance, oetter Hurry: tfe3 (1 42 AeSfend; five ftANflrfiilflo&n aHO thrpft ffrpat f graioScftilfiron. ftsrvicefj vilfo be held at 1:90 pjn. in Litwijler's Moun tain Vi9w chrj01 Vitl the Bav. E. LoCornffill officiat Si, foisted by the Rev. Leon "Wine. Burjl will be in the Mountain View cemetery. cr DIB RlCg Sedift Frick, g4, died in a local hospital Sunday. & complete obituary and funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Perl FQierel home. C&OBQB 4. ROQp Astlanda-GQorge A.. Rood, T, did SaturdayQ aC his home, 668 Roca st., Ashland. &f. Rood 'Same to Ashland threft yeejrs ago from Burns whgrQ had worked for many yafirs aa lumber grad sjt1. H was born March J; 1383i in Baypor Minn. His wi&, SCbel Agnes, died in 1$37 in Ashland. 0 Suvivor include three 6othi re,n, Los Angeles, Louid end dward and a sis 0m, ?v& Bertlia Hamilton, all 0$ Bvarett, Wash.; and anoth er sister, Mrs. Anna Mathie 9on, San Francisco. Services will be diregted by Litwilier Funeral home at tl YEARS the finest Between PORTLAND and SAN FRANCISCO MONDESI R Dining Inn Closed Mondays BajaBBeBBBBaBBBBBBBBaBaSjUBBl Funeral Rotrero arvd Hospital BoaQijete GDOCETERIA FLOWED SHOP Ph. SP 2-8179 Charge Aceeeats Welcome fl) Free Delivery Devil ft Evelyn Chase, OVoen to the fegular t (gfc. 10:30 Cm., Tuesday, June 3, af Litwillers Mountain View chapel and ceneter. MI$NA H. OLDENBURG Ashland Mrs. Minna H. Oldenburg, 82, widow of the late Rev. Ernest A. O. Olden burg, fte)yterian minister, died Sunday in a local nurs ing home. Her hQsband died several fcyears 9igo. Mrs. Oldenburg is survived by several nieces and necJiews. Services will be held at 3 p.m., tomorrow in Litwir's Mountain View chapel. The Rev. B. J. Holland will offi- NOW SHOWING TWO TOP HITS! T$E RED-H0r, NAKED TRUTH ABOUT A SENSATIONAL Q SOUTHERN FAMILY JOANNE WOODWARD PAUL NEWMAN ANTHONY FKANCIOSA . OIISON WEllt 2a HIT NO. 2! o 'i; o yjRjr'' "I COLOR tLUn LAUREN Bacall W ROBERT J?y STACK Qir EVELYN RiE LS3 Oregon, Monday, June 2, 131" 11 ciate. Burial will be in Har gadine cemetery. - CALL SP 3-7323 For Information About Pictures Playing and Time Schedules At Your Theatres NOW SHOWING M JEANNE EASELS CO-FEATURE JANE RUSSELL CORNEL WILDE jj OeMScoPe TECHWCOUm NOW SHOWING "The word Is owl: I "ITS GREAT! I JTJA1SP or o o o cr o DRIVE-IN h I railstt;i t I i DRIVE IM fc I I 1 Jkr. CO-FEATURE nBSSsBBSaSBBSBMaBlBflBSBaTT NOW SHOWING CO-FEATURE
