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Newspaper Page Texto Local and Personal Obituaries Surgery Patients M r s. Walter Peter, route 1, box 170, Rogue River, and Edna B. Clark, route 1, box .8, Yreka, Calif., were reported, as sur gery patients at Medford Osteopathic hospital . Tuesday. Medical Patients Medical parents at Medford Osteopa thic hospital Tuesday were Mrs. Henry R. Wier, route 1, box 257, Talent, and Bill Nel sen, route 1, box 269B, Cen tral Point. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. DeWayne Mitchell, for mer teachers at Hedrick Jun ior High school, are visiting friends in the valley. They re cently returned from Guam, where they taught school two years, and plan to leave soon for Saipan. Stolen Homer "Wallace Smets, 330 North Holly st.t apartment 8, reported to city police Wednesday morning the theft of a spare tire and whed from a pickup owned by the Oregon state depart ment of forestry, Salem. Dinner June 27 Southern Oregon Salesmen's club's pot- luck dinner has been post poned until Friday, June 27 The dinner will be at the home of Maynard Paup, 3298 Hollywood ave. It was previ ously scheduled for a week earlier. Not Married Donald L Terry, route 1, box 141; Rogue River, said he is not married as mentioned m a re cent "News About Service men" item in the Mail Trib une. A release from the Navy said Terry is the husband of the former Miss Ada Storts, Terry is home on leave fol lowing his graduation from recruit training center, San Diego, Calif. Collided Automobiles op erated by Wallace Eugene Sherman, Crescent City, Calif., and Charlene Ann Par dee, 1832 North Riverside ave., were involved in an ac cident on Third st. between Bartlett st. and Central ave., Wednesday afternoon, accord- i i: -.i i Pardee was cited by police for failure to yield right of way. Trash Fires City firemen extinguished trash blazes about 5:05 pSti. in the 900 block of Stevens st. and about 8:30 p jn. in the 1300 block of Court st. The earlierofire, in a vacant lot, was put out when neighbors complained, firemen said. The other blaze, from a fire burning earlier in the day, flared up in the wind. Three gasoline spills from cars parked in downtown Medford were flushed down yesterday. Classes Scheduled All classes of Bliss Heine's Jun iors will be held Saturday, June 21, at the Moose hall, 11 Newtown st., Medford. A new majorette uniform will be shown at the baton class. Club To Meet The Gold Hill Garden club has sched uled its last meeting of thte year Friday, June 20, at the home of the president, Mrs Ernest Gregory, on Pacific Highway 99, north, for a pot- luck picnic at noon. League Board Meeting Mayor John Snider will leave for Portland Saturday morn ing to attend a two-day meet ing of the board of directors of the League of Oregon Cities, of which he is a mem ber. Accident Vehicles oper ated by James William Young, 210 East Main st., and Ken neth Dean Rotan, route 1, box 397E, Medford, were involved in an accident at the intersec tion of Third and Fir sts Wednesday morning, accord ing to city police. Rotai was cited by police for failure to yield right of way. Five Per Cent Rate Hike Slated Salem (UPI) Oregon shippers will pay five per cent more in railroad freight rates starting July 1 on many commodities moving within the state instead of the 12 per cent hike scheduled. Public Utility Commission er Howard Morgan said today the new rates were authoriz ed on the application of W. R. Watson, tariff publishing officer of the North Coast Freight Rate bureau. The 12 per cent hikes were granted to railroads last March. "The motor carriers did not follow the lead of the rail carriers in. the rate in crease cases last spring," Mor gan said. "The motor carriers asked for a five per cent in crease instead of the 12 per cent requested by the rail carriers. Now we see compe tition forcing the rail carriers to scale their rates down to the truck level." Commodities including su gar beets, limestone, logs find wood chips were excluded from the 12 per cent increases which are still being studied by the PUC. . .. . SHOW STARTS AT DUSK DuUB 1st DRIVE IN RUN! POWER GARDNER FERRER -FLYNN 5 I v r LADD MAYO EDMOMD fl'RRIFN WAWWwCOLOSt High Mea! Prices Due To Continue Portland (UPI) A' pre diction was made today that current high prices for red meat will continue except for a short period, in the late sum mer and early fall. - E. Floyd Forbes, San Fran cisco, president and general manager of the Western States Meat Packers associa tion, said that meat demand was holding up despite a larger cattle movement to western and midwestern feed markets of late. He said pork supplies should be more plentiful this fall and that prices should be lower. DANIEL L. EVERSOLE Funeral services for Daniel L. Eversole, 58, who died Tuesday at the Veterans Ad ministration Domicil iary, Camp White, will be held at the Camp White chapel at 9 a.m. Friday. Chaplain Perry Johnson will officiate. Com mittal will be in the Camp White cemetery, with Conger- Morris,, funeral directors, in charge of arrangements. Mr. Eversole was born Jan. 16, 1900, in Gilmore City, la., and was a veteran of World War I, serving from July 5, 1918, to Mar. 20, 1919, as a private in the Army. Survivors include a cousin, Jack Mullen, Gilmore City, la. LESLIE E. McFALL Funeral services for Leslie E. McFall, 67, who died Mon day at his home near Rogue River, were held at Conger Morris Funeral home this morning. The Rev. Mrs. E. D. Havemann of the Rogue River Assembly of God church of ficiated. Committal was in Hillcrest cemetery, Grants Pass. Mr. McFall was born Dec. 6, 1890, in Minnesota. He was married . Aug. . 20, 1913, in Spokane, Wash., to Alice Leighton, who died in 1944. He had just recently come to southern Oregon from Sacra mento, Calif. Survivors include three sons, George Rapp, Rogue River; William McFall, Port land, and Lincoln McFall, Rogue River; and a daughter, Mrs. Doris Donaghe, Marietta, Okla. Pallbearers included J. Wilson, W. D. Hitson, O. Hart, Norman Wade, Hitson and Vern Orr. S. B. D. C. Sfafe Budget Form Slated for Study Salem (UPI) The State Finance Department has ob tained the services of a Los Angeles county expert in an effort to improve the form of the 1959-61 state budget. Director John Richardson said that Ken Bragg, with the chief administrative office of Los Angeles county, would be loaned to the state for seevral months to improve the budge tary presentation of state agencies. Richardsan said the empha sis would be on explaining what services and objectives agencies had in mind when they presented their budgets. Bragg formerly was with Bonneville Power Administra Portland Livestock Portland fTJPI) Cattle 50. Util ity grass steers 21.50-23; choice M 4 MS 355? e?SnertSrekcs29'ilT7!.DEATH WAGON-Safety investigators use a chain to draw out the center division of an improvised Dus wnicn caught fire and. burned at Soledad, Calif., while jammed with 50 Mexican-National farm, workers, killing 12 and injuring 19 others. A can of gasoline was spilled inside the truck and caught fire, and in the ensuing panic many ! were trapped. Note leg of one victim who almost escaped, hanging at rear of truck ' beside ladder. ,.', - ' " '-" .'.' : , ; -A utility cows 17-18.50. Calves 25. Choice vealers 21-31; some to 32; good vealers 26-28; culls down to 15.- Hogs 50. Mixed 1, 2 and 3 butch ers around 225 lb. at 25.50; around 60 per cent of Wednesday's hog supply sold at 25.75; sows 18.50-22. Sheep 350. Choice local spring lambs 21.50; some 22; mixed good choice 21; good-choice feeders 18 18.50; good old crop lambs 16; ewes 3-8.50. Portland Produce Portland (UPI) Eggs To re tailers: Grade AA large, .45-46c a large, 42-44c; AA medium. 37 39; A medium, 37-38c; AA smalls, i-sc; canon i-jc aaamonai. Butter To retailers: AA and Grade A prints, 66-67c lb.; carton lc lb. hjgher; B prints, 64-65c Cheese medium cured To rp. tailers: A grade Cheddar single dai sies, 40-51c; 5-lb. loaves, -51 Vi-oTc; jrocessea American cfleese, 5-lb. oaf, 40-43c. MRS. LYDIA EHRKE Funeral services for Mrs Lydia Ehrke, '83, who died at her home, 200 Tripp St., Med ford. Monday, will be held at Chapel Mortuary at 2 p.m Fridav. The Rev. Thomas White, pastor of the Philadel phia church, will officiate Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. Arraignment Set For Arrested Men Two men were arretted early this morning by state police and sheriff's deputies in connection with a burglary at the Echo Tavern in Shady Cove late Wednesday evening, Being held in county jail pending arraignment later to day, are Max Marvin. Mayo, 30, of "route 1, box 398G, Cen tral Point, and Ronald Eugene Johnson, 457 Fairmont st., Medford. State police reported' that the owner of Shady ; Cove Lockers next to the Echo Tav ern, reported prowlers in the building sometime after clos ing time. Police said - entry was gained by breaking and entering through a .window in the ladies rest room in the rear of the tavern. The burglars looted the pin ball machine, ' took change from the. cash register, and took beer and cigarettes, po lice said. The total amount of the loss has not "been deter mined. ARTICLES FILED Salem (UPI) Articles of incorporation were filed here today for the Direct Transpor tation company of Grants Pass. They were signed by Floyd A. Stewart, Doris Ma rie Lewis and Glen A. Butler. BIRTHS DEW To: Mr. and Mrs. Stanford, 247 Cherry st.-, Cen tral Point, June 17; 1958, a girl, 84 pounds, at Medford Osteopathic hospital. l FDAY M ft JACKSON fM ' HOTEL Jfll Starts 9:15 DIOMCCD MJ Excellent music Vt IWlMfcfcK j ' Kennejo Brew. In- m m J I " formal dress if you tvWWlVl , 1 ; wish. Public dance , . XTxTI . (No minors please) O . SQDy. Sponsored by Arthur Murray Dance Studio Two Sentenced in District Court Donald D. Jones, 18, of 235 Laurel st., Central Point, and Eugene Edward Feldman, Thomas rd., Medford, in dist rict court this week, were sen tenced to one year in the county jail, suspended, and were fined $55 each on charg es of petty larceny. They had both pleaded guilty to taking radio knobs from the Rogue Service gar age, 609 West McAndrews rd. Medford, June 14 Weather FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Generally cloudy with occasional light rain through Friday. Chance, of thunder storms in afternoon and evening. Low tonight 60. High Friday 88. Western-- Oregon: Considerable cloudiness tonigh and Friday morning. Sunny Friday afternoon. A litUe" early morning drizzle along coast. Scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers in vi cinity of mountains. Low tonight 54-62. High Friday 80-90 - inland and 65 along' coast. - Northern California: Variable cloudiness through Friday with scattered thunderstorms in moun tains. Little temperature change. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday 76; above normal 11. Record high this date 101 in 1945. Record low this date 38 in 1929. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours, to midnight, trace. Midnight . to 10 a.m., .02 inch. Total this month 1.78 inch, 1.09 inch above normal. Total since Sept. 1, 24.66 inches, 7:15 inches above normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest vesterday 30, highest this a.m. 87. , . High .4 :38 24- Yester- a.m. nr. day Low Prec. . 62 Farm Market Decreased supples of Willamette valley strawberries led - to . more oraers tor California berries todav with most of the imports quoted at 3.25 a 12-cup flat; best local berries were 2.75 a flat: Hoval Anne cherries were bringing grow ers i cents a pouna; raspberries were mosuy za-z.au. .a Hat. Poultry, Rabbits . . , Live Chickens Quoted to erow ers at Portland. Salem and south to .Eugene, f.o.b. ranch No. 1 qual ity fryers, 2 -4 lbs., 23c; light nens, ii-iac; neavy nens, 9 lbs. up, 20c; old roosters, 7-8c lb. Dressed Chickens No. 1 grade dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole drawn, 41-43c lb.; , cut up, 46-48c; hens, light types cut up, 37-40c; heavy tpe, whole drawn, 43-46c. Dressed Turkeys ' A grade breeder hens, net to producers on an eviscerated basis, 27c lb.; toms, same basis, 25e lbv; A" grade young hens, 35c lb. to producers on evis cerated basis; to retailers,. A grade breeder hens, mostly 36-38C Rabbits (average . to growers, f.o.b. killing plantsl Live white, 3'i-4!i lbs., f.o.b. Portland, 22-25c; colored pelts. 4c under. Fresh killed fryers to retailers, 59-61C lb.; cut up, 62-65c. Portland Hay, Grain Portland Wholesale Hav Prices: New crop. No. 2 green alfalfa. baled, f.o.b. Portland and Seattle, $23-24 ton.. Wholesale Prices as reoorted bv xne uaD A. market news service: wneat. No. 2- soft white.- $72 -tori- No. 2 white oats, 38-lb. West Coast delivery, $51-53 ton; No. 2 valley white oats, Sal to; barley No. 2 West Coast delivery, $45-47: sov bean meal, Eastern shipment, $91.50 ton, f.o.b. Portland; standard mill run, prompt delivery, $37-38 ton f.o.b. Portland: No. 2 Milo," $54 ton, l.o.b. . coast; No. 2 yellow corn. Eastern . shipment, f.ob. "Portland, Jjb.J-bJ.Q0 ion. BOWLING PIN FACTORY Samanthy, a hen owned by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jackson of Lodi, Calif., examines the bowling pin-shaped egg she laid-there recently. Samanthy hopes to make this, a regular thing and become rich selling the product to bowling alleys. After each game the bowling alleys will serve scrambled ' eggs to the players. ----- NO SHORT SHORTS : ' - Athens, Ohio (UPI) A campus rule at Ohio.! univer sity here says girls' Bermuda shorts must not - be . shorter than two inches, above the knee. " " ' "IMPRUDENT" President Eisenhower at a news con ference in Washington ad mitted that - his - assistant Sherman Adams had been imprudent" in his relations with Boston industrialist Bernard . Goldfine. . Eisen hower is not expected to demand the resignation of Adams, heretofore a pillar of righteousness in the White House. - Price List Down 1 r reg ii la rly New York (UPI) Stocks declined irregularly today.' Automobile issues held bet ter than other major groups with, small .-gains . and losses balancing each other;' Chem icals were easier for, Jhe most part.' Coppers', 'steels and oils drifted lower.. .. Drugs ad vanced. Office equipments de clined rafter rising to new highs for the year in the early trading. ' Hailroad issues held in a nar row area just under the pre vious close. Utilities did about nothing. .Katy preferred, an exception, rose a point. ' " American Telephone ' was depressed nearly two points in the bluebloods. . . DOW-JONES AVERAGES New York (UPI) Dow Jones final slock averages: .30 industrials 471.57. off 5.08; 20 railroads 116.47. off 2.41; 15 ulilities 78.41. off 0.38, and 65 stocks 162.61, off 1.88 Sales today were about 2,690,000 shares com pared with 2,640,000 shares Wednesday. : CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for all their kindnesses in our time of sorrow. - ' ' -' The Fowler family ' The Booth family Brookings Crater Lake Grants Pass .... Klamath Falls MEDFORD " 1 Portland .100 85 . 91 . 86 Seattle Spokane .... Yakima ;.. 97 88 .. 90 Eureka 61 Red Bluff 88 Sacramento 78 San Francisco - 70 Los Angeles 84 Phoenix Denver .108 83 76 56 64 58 64 62 58 62 66 58 62 57 61 63 87 55 59 .11 .01 Chicago Miami TTt. ,7. " 88 81 .01 --J03 Daily's U-Driye Medford .Airport. . Today's prices on selected stocks Allied Chemical 77 American Can 4834 A T & T ..: : 176"58 Anaconda Copper 46 Bethlehem Steel 41 V Caterpillar Corp 63 Vz Chrysler Corp 47 Continental Can I... 50V2 Crown Zellerbach .. .. 48V2 Curtiss Vright : 2434 Du Pont 183V4 Eastman Kodak 10934 General Electric .......... 58s4 General Motors 39V4 General Foods 61 Georgia Pacific 3634 Graham Paige :.:......... ' Hi Homestake' Mining 42 Kaiser Frazer 7 9Va Kennecqtt .Copper ........ 89- . Lockheed Aircraft 46Vs Katy Pfd -. ......54 Montgomery Ward 35 New York Central- I6V2 Penney, J, -C. .....r...;..r 93 Penn R.R., 13 Vs Radio Corporation 34V6 Richfield Oil 80 . Sears , 29 Socony "Vacuum 503i Southern Co. ,......30 soutnern .Facinc iivs Standard Calif. ..x.-..-...:... 52Vi Standard, Indiana . .......... 45 Standard N.J 53 Sun Mines IV2. Texas Gulf 20 Tex Pac Land Trust ...... HV2 Transamerica 41 Trans West Air -11 Tri-Continental .: . 3334 Union Carbide 88 Union Pacific - 29 United Aircraft ...... 621,- U. A. L ..... 26 U. S. Rubber i. 33 V2 U. S. Steel ..........:..r. - 64 Youngstown S & T 87 NO LICENSE Granby,:.Conn, (UPI). It didn't do Henry J. Lemanski any good in traffic court when he cited that he had driven ; 21- years - without an accident or arrest. It devel oped that he also had driven 21 years without a license. CANDLE ROOM ' AN EXCELLENT PLACE . ; TO DINE YOU GUEST ALWAYS . GOOD FOOD ' GLEAMING - SILVERWARE' EFFICIENT SERVICE . -NICP 'ATMOSPHERE LINEN CLOTH AND NAPKINS AIR CONDITIONED ;; ' - AN ESPECIALLY GOOD PLACE :'-'. -; -; TO'EAT IF DIETING , " V Buy only what you want See what-you buy HOTEL MEDFORD Weekdays 5:30 P.M. untir T2 P.MT " r -" . . Sunday 4 P.M.i - 1 1 'P.Mt" Over-the-Counler Western Stocks The following bid and asked prices on selected West ern securities, provided by the Medford branch office of Pacific Northwest Company, are unofficial and do not rep resent actual transactions, but are intended as a guide to the approximate price range. Common Stocks - Bid Asked Bank of America (nh) .. 37Ti 40'i taiu.-i'acific Utilities 29 Cascades Plywood ...:. 25 Vi Cons. Freightways 16'', Copco 323 First National Bank 46 Pacific Pwr. & Lt 355g- Portland Gen. Elec 25 U U. S. National Bank .... 65 United Utilities 23 V West Coast Tel 20"4 Weyerhaeuser X..... 38 s, 31 27i 17 ' 34'g 49 '2 37i 263. 69 25 " 21i AQV, Investment Funds Noon Quotations on select ed funds supplied by the Med ford, Branch of Foster & Mar shall, Members New Y p r k Stock -Exchange. t .v Fund. ; ', ' ; ' ' ;. . Bid ' . Asked BuHock r....... ;.. 11.86, 13.01 Chem Ftind 16.46 . 17.80 Eaton Howard: Stk . 20.11 21.50 Fidelity 13.01 14.06 Gas Ind ' 12.82 14.01 Group Sec A via .... -9154 ' . ' 10.45 Group Sec Com Stk 11.50 12.59' Group Sec Elec 6.61 " 7.25 Group Sec Petr 10.99 " T2.04 Group Sec Steel Unqu Groun Seo Tobac.' - ' 6.25 Keystone B-3 .15.80 Keystone B-4 Keystone K-l, . Keystone K-2' . Keystone S-l Keystone S-2 Keystone S-3. . Mass Inv- Tt ..-.. TV-EIec .: Value Line Inc. . Wellington fl Unquoted . u.ou 17.24 10.17 ' 9.08 11.44 16.53 11.20 . 12.28 9.32 9.39 10.48 15.15 10.26 115 11.03. . 10.86 ! 4.89 -I2.6f- 11.92 11.84 5.29 13.75 NOT GUILTY' f ' Westbropk, Me. (UPI) Two men were haled into mu nicipal-court on charges of ice fishing in. a. brook known as Aden pond. It is. legal to ice fish in Maine ponds but not in brooks. Judge Francis C. Rocheleau acquitted the pair, ruling that the; name of the brook confused them. Be side, he said, "the brook has a pondish appearance." MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thursday, June 19, 1f5t II Oregon Publishers Will Meet Friday Corvallis (UPI) The 71st annual meeting of the Ore gon Newspaper , Publishers Association opens here Friday with a panel discussion on the "Top Ten . Newspaper Prob lems." J K ' .' . Other talks will center on circulation and advertising '"atmosphere.""; , ' ; Presentation of the Amos E. Voorhies ' award' by ' Alton F. Baker of the Eugene Register-Guard, will be a feature of a dinner meeting at the Cor vallis Country club. .' . . ' Jenkin Lloyd Jones; editor of the Tulsa, Okla., Tribune and ; former president of - the American .Society- .of News paper Editors, will be speaker at 'thei'dinnej',." '. . . ..... ; IRRIGATION FARMING ' Hastings, Neb.-(UPI) Nebraska's first pump irriga tion development farm, a 160 acre. .tract n6w. hi dryland op- eratioh, h as been " established west of,, here, " . Conversion from, dryland to .- irrigation is. taking place. Fifty to 60 acres will be placed under ir rigation this year. . The, farm will be used to acquaint irri gators with the proper meth ods and cultural practices needed to make irrigation a success.- SNOW EXPLANATION Syracuse, N.Y. (UPI) Syracuse university's Prof. Benjamin Burtt melted a fa vorite theory of snow-shovel-ers when he explained wet snow weighs . no more than dry snow. He said a shovel ful of wet snow may seem to weigh more than a shovelful of dry snow, but that is be cause snow becomes more dense when wet and thus a shovel can scoop up more wet snow. CARNATIONS Boston (UPI) If all the carnations grown in - Massa chusetts in a single year were laid end to end, they would girdle the earth 12 times, says the Massachusetts department of -commerce.; iThe;-292: grow ers in the state produce a to tal of about 65 million blooms annually. ; The carnations) are valued at $4,800,000. , '.r ; v UNFAIR! I : y' Massena, . N- Y: (UPI) Central School Principal Har ley Dingman announced all report cards would be mark ed by machine and mailed -to parents. . . .-.,. . DOG BROUGHT FOOD f Lumminsville, N.Y (UPI) A' dog named Wolf saved his owners, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Pfluger,.- from hunger during a blizzard by making trips to a neighboring home, having food tied to his collar and , returning through the huge drifts of snow. ANDY recoffxnenefs LOVED RIGHT MTULOCNM DMMONO MNM. re-azsy-v IT i 'A wonderful value I V2 CARAT $99 TOTAL WEIGHT, EASY CIEWT USE ANDY'S EASY CREDIT TERMS Take 58 Weeks in '58 To Pay! Other J DY'S Your Friendly Credit Jowclor S & H Green Stamps 15 North Central Good Hunches for Summer Lunches Gqrden Crisp O Cool . , SNACKS, - IUEOaKK Main at Bartlett Ph. SP 2-6766 SALADS STARTS TONITE CKMEST HSMM4WAVS - A FAREWELU ARMS Ctwwilcm MBHtt( " toes jmmi HUDSON JONES i 2nd COLOR HITI ONE COMPLETE SHOW Doors Open 7:00 "FAREWELL TO ARMS" Starts at 9:00 P.M. AT 97 Ithaca, N.Y. 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