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MONDAY. MAY 21. iy2
Cardans Open - Mrs. K. C.
Farley, who each year opens
her iris garden at 3563 Jack
sonville highway during the
peak bloom season, states that
May 22 and 23 will find the
iris at the height of their
bloom. TThose interested in
iris are invited t visit the
garden any day beginning
May 22 and continuing
throughout the week. Visiting
hours will be from 10 a.m.
Medical Patients - Medical
patients at Sacred Heart hos
pital are Mark E. Search, Dor
ris, Calif., and Mrs. Dean
Bush, Star route box 158,
Eagle Point.
'
Surgery Patients Conva
lescing at Sacred Heart hospi
tal are Susan J. Travis, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Travis. Seida Valley, Calif.;
Mrs. Robert T. Defenbaugh,
Brookings; Lee Roy Eskew,
Gold Hill; Rickie Powell, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William S.
Powell, 4175 Cedar lane, Med
ford; and Hans G. Nelson,
Brookings.
Flue Fire City firemen
were summoned about 4:40
p.m. yesterday when a flue
fire occurred at the residence
of Stuart H. Henson, 1016 Mt.
Pitt ave.
Cars Collide-Autos driven
by Newton DeHaven, 66, of
215 Scenic dr., and William
Guyton Cameron, 20, of 1323
Iowa St., both Ashland, col
lided at 5:33 p.m. Saturday at
Bridge and Lee sts., accord
ing to Ashland police. There
were no injuries and no cita
tions were issued.
Classes - Baton classes for
girls are held each Saturday,
from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the
YMCA. Girls should take
their own baton, according to
Instructor Donna Fosgate.
Klamath Coldest
Place in Nation
By United Press International
Oregon's winter-like spring
has gained national honors-of
a sort - for the third time in
little more than a week.
Klamath Falls recorded the
lowest official temperature in
the nation this morning - 24.
Last week Redmond had, the
lowest temperature two times.
Redmond's temp e r a t u r e
early today was 29. Medford
recorded 35 and Newport had
37. Brookings, which went up
to 62 Sunday afternoon, drop
ped to 41 at night.
The weather forecast for to
night calls for more of the
same, with a possible 30 or
lower in Eastern Oregon at
Klamath Falls and about 4 de
grees higher in Redmond.
During the week end snow
made chains necessary in Wil
lamette Pass.
Portland Livestock
Portland (UPIl USDA
Cattle 1200. Good-choice 900-1150
lb. steers 27-27.50; standard-good
22-26: heifers standard-Rood 21
25.30: canner-cutter 12-15.
Calves 150. Good-choice vealers
26-30; standard 24-26; feeders
choice 440 lb. steers 27; medium
good heifers 21.
Hogs 900. U.S. 1 and 2 butchers
193-225 lb. 18-18.50: 2 and 3 grade
17.25-17.50: some 17: 1 and 2 at
280-350 lb. sows 15-16.
Sheep 2000. Choice-prime 80-107
lb. spring lambs 21.50-21.73; 94 lb.
22: choice-prime shorn 1 and 2 old
crop 99 lb. 16.25; utillty-gocd ewes
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Bank of America 31 l'a 54 ' j
Calif Pac UUI 23', J3,
Con Freight U':, ll'i
Cvprus Mines 24 26'j
Equitable S & U 42'j 4fl'a
First National Bank .... S7 fi2
Januen 30 33
Morrison Knudaen 30'ii 32T
Mult Kennels 4i S
N.W. Nat'l Gt 31 3344
OrcRon Metallurgical .. 1 2
PPAL . 25'i 27',
PGE 23", 271,
U.S. National Bank fifl'a 74
United ptilitles 27", 29
West Coast Tel 38 Jt 41
Weyerhaeuser 29?, 31's
Portland Produce
I Portland (UPIl dairy market:
Etjijs To retailers: A A extra
laree 39-42c: AA large 36-40C: A
larfffl 3S-37C: AA medium 30-3GC:
AA small 24-29c: cartons 1.3c
higher.
Butter To retailers: AA and A
prints fi7c; cartons lc higher; B
prints 66c.
Cheese (medium cured i To re
tailers' 47-48'ic; processed Ameri
can 5-10 lb. loaf. 45-46'iC
Portland UPli Dressed chick
ens No. 1 grade dressed to retail
ers: Frvers. whole drawn. 29-3BC
lb.: cut-up. 3fi-42c lb.; hens, light
tvpe. whole drawn 23-29C lb.: light
tvpe hens, cut-up 26-34C lb.; heavy
whole 36-39C lb.
Old Song Books Are
Sought by Home
The manager of a Medford
convalescent home is seeking
copies of o 1 d-time songs,
books of old songs and hym
nals. Mrs. Mildred Wilkins,
who operates Medford Con
valescent home, 120 Laurel
St., states that the elderly men
and women at the home have
a songfest almost every after
noon, and that it is one of
their main pleasures.
Mrs. Wilkins said that the
hymns, ballads and love songs
which the elderly people
knew and enjoyed as young
people are what they like the
most, and that copies of these
old compositions are difficult
to obtain.
Weather
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Fair to
night. Increasing cloudiness early
Tuesday, chance of some light rain
ia? a..ft.rnoon- uw tonight
35-38. High Tuesday near 65.
Western Oregon: Increasing
cloudiness tonight with occasional
rain northern part late tonight.
Scattered showers and partial
clearing Tuesday afternoon. Low
tonight 40-50. High Tuesday 58-68.
Northern California: Fair over
most of area tonight and Tuesday.
Chance of showers near Oregon
border Tuesday. Warmer inland
Tuesday.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday
49: below normal 11.
Record high this date 95 in 1941.
Record low this date 30 in 1918.
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to
midnight Trace. Midnight to 10
a.m. None.
Total this month .41 In., .37 in.
below normal.
Total since Sept. 1 14.84 In.. 1.54
in. below normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday
53. highest this a.m. 92.
High 4:00 24-Yester-
a.m. hr.
day Low Prec.
CITY
41
35
47
48
53
50
51
Brookines
Crater Lake 37
Grants Pass 39
Howard Prairie .... 37
Klamath Falls 34
MEDFORD 39
Portl and .. 57
Seattle 60
Spokane 53
Yakima 70
Eureka ... 54
Red Bluff 72
Sacramento ... 74
San Francisco 59
Los A n geles 68
PhoenTx 90
Denver .... 8k
Chicago 83
Miami Beach 83
New York 90
Washincton. D.C. .. 92
FIVK-DAY FORECAST (Through
May 2fi):
Western Oregon Western Wash
ington Continued cool with tern-
Seratures averaging below to much
elow normal. Maximums mostly
in upper 50s and 60s for western
Washington and in 60s for western
Oregon. Minimum in the 40s.
More than normal precipitation,
mostly occurring Tuesday and
again Friday.
Northern California Precipita
tion in north portion and in nigh
mountains early In the period and
again late in period. But, otherwise
no precipitation through Saturday.
Temperatures below normal.
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Wellington
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10.35 11.48
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OBITUARIES
MRS. KATHHYN LILLARD
Ashland-Kathryn Ann Lil-
lard, 66, of 582 holly St., Ash
land, died May 20 at her
home. She was born May 17,
1898, in Canyon City. Ore.
She had made her home in
Ashland for about two years,
moving here from Drewsey,
Ore.
Survivors include her hus
band, Josef Lillard and one
son, Josef Lillard, both
Drewsey.
Private funeral services
will be held with the Rev.
B. J. Holland, First Presby
terian church, officiating at
Litwiller's Mouiltain View
chapel. Cremation will follow.
State Police
Check Accidents
During Week End
Slate police reported three
non-injury accidents occurred
Saturday and Sunday on High
way 99.
Cars driven by Vernon
Caldwell, 43, Central Point,
and Terry Darwin Moehle, 21,
Gold Hill, collided on the Old
Stage rd. near Gold Hill Sat
urday afternoon, state police
said.
The Caldwell turned in
front of the Moehle vehicle
forcing it into a large sign
post, police said. Extensive
damage resulted to both cars.
Caldwell was lodged in the
county jail on charges of be
ing drunk on a public high
way. The second accident occur
red Sunday on Highway 99
near the state police office.
A car driven by Kenneth
Lewis Csrdin, 45, Prospect,
slowed to make a left turn
and was hit from behind by a
car driven by Harry Clair
Hewitt, 57, of 2347 Howard
ave., Medford.
A one vehicle accident oc
curred Sunday on Highway
99 south of Ashland near the
Toy Deer restaurant, state po
lice reported. Frank Edward
Lutz, 38, of Talent, lost con
trol of his pickup truck as he
applied his brakes suddenly
to avoid a collision with an
other vehicle. The pickup
truck went out of control and
into a ditch on the west side
of the highway.
HARVIE E. YOUNG
Harvie E. Young, 69, for
mer Medford resident, died
Saturday jn Eugene.
He lived in Medford from
1924 to 1950 working for a
number of years as custodian
and maintenance operator for
the Medford School system.
He was also active in support
ing and helping boys who
played football and basketball
during the 1920s and 1930s.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Gertrude Young, Eu
gene; one son, Robert E.
Young, Oswego; two daugh
ers. Miss Mary Louise Young,
Eugene, and Mrs. R. H. (Sybil
Jean) Logan, San Leandro,
Calif.; two sis'ters, Mrs. Clive
Huston, Heppner. and Mrs.
Fay George, Portland, and
five grandchildren.
Jury Probes Death
Of Esfes Figure
Franklin, Tex - IUPII - A
grand jury today opened an
investigation into the myster
ious death of Henry Marshall
an Agriculture depart m e n t
agent who may have known
more about the cotton allot
ment dealings of Billie Sol
Estes than any other agricul
ture official.
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman said many
facts of the Estes case died
with Marshall last June 3.
Marshall was found with five
bullet holes in his chest. A
22-calibcr bolt-action rifle was
nearby.
Justice of the Peace Lee
Farmer ruled the death a suicide.
MAUDE I. TAYLOR
NFuneral services for Mrs.
Maude I. Taylor, 87, of 424
King st., who died Saturday,
will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wed
nesday in Conger - Morris
downtown chapel. The Rev.
Frederick Ross Evans of the
First Christian church will of
ficiate. Committal will be in
Siskiyou Memorial park.
Mrs. Taylor was born Aug.
4, 1874, in Homer, 111. She
was married Fes. 16, 1898, in
Urbana, 111., to George Tay
lor who survives. She had
lived in Medford for 34 years.
Other survivors include a
son, Howard L. Taylor, Med
ford; a daughter, Mrs. Helen
Roughton, Urbana, 111.; two
brothers, Eugene Hall, Los
Angeles, Calif; and Ray Hall,
Indianapolis, Ind.; a sister,
Mrs. Mary Summers, Frank
fort, Ind.; 14 grandchildren,
23 great grandchildren, and
4 great groat grandchildren.
Two brothers and a sister pre
ceded her in death.
..CARL RODENBERGER
Carl F. Rodcnberger, 69, a
descendant of the pioneer
Dean family of Jackson, lille,
died May 14 at his home in
Fortuna, Calif. He was born
Sept. 9, 1892 in Central Point,
Ore., and moved to California
at the age of 12.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Zelma M. Rodenbergcr
of Fortuna, three daughters,
one son, three brothers, and
five grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Thursday in Fortuna.
Phone 772-6424
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"CURTAIN AT EIGHT-THIRTY"
HERE'S THE
TRUTH ABOUT
THE MARK? Becsust 'THE MARK'
dells with themes that tre. to sty tht
least, touchy, we were a little reluctant to
discuss it frankly. We were more than
hesitant lo tell the story in our advertise
ments for fear of being accused of
'sensationalism.' And so we thought in
vague general terms about the picture
and its high quality. We want to be
truthful and fair to this uncommon film.
The words are blunt and dramatic. And
they're words you don't have tc be a
psychiatrist to understand.
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Local Firm Supplies
Items for Exhibit
Padgham Glass and Mill
work company has a large
number of manufactured
wood items in the current
Century 21 World's Fair Ore
gon exhibit in Seattle, com
pany officials have reported.
The Medford company lo
cated at 1309 Court St. fur
nished all of the millwork
used in the exhibit such as
doors, cabinets, posts, beams
and columns.
The local company also pro
vided the interior panelling,
exterior siding, benches,
signs, overhead or ceiling
grillwork, all of the manufac
tured vertical grain fir, lum
ber and vertical grain red
wood or plywood.
Everything was fabricated
in the local mill and shipped
by Armin Richter, Medford
contractor, to the exhibit.
Richter was contractor for the
exhibit designed by Robert
Bosworth. Medford architect
and artist.
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Nationally Famous
Orchestra
Ashland Elks
Tuesday, May 22
Dancing 9-1
Elks and Invited Gueili
Admission 3. SO Couple
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