Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 25, 1963, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, jutY as, IMS .A 9 Investment funds Noon Qsotatte&g ss gtetc aioeka; rst BW Ass Buttock 11,14 U.4B Chemical FutHt . tl-XI Cotonif Ener ., It 2S ti aa etsn Hoy,t Si.. II .ST lTT KtdetKy tS J?. I Fundamental Invest. .TO ld.3 Group See Avia-Eiee 6a ?33 Croup S Com SOs 13 14 lt Hamilton CT 4S MI Keystone B-3 .... ls lis? Keystone B- 1938 II 23 Keystone K-J ..... 3,tS Keystone S-l :i SI) DM Keystone S-3 ..,... t2:sa HAH Keystone S-3 . W t0t Keystone S-4 4 1 4 50 Ma fnv Grewm stk s m sm Kationai Growth .... T.T4 S.4S Stork IMt IS M TV-Elee Mt sm Unite Aceum M M UnllMi Cn4 tTM tS09 Unitcif Contincnul . 1 T 11 1 United Income II I 13 19 Untted Scien e ra 123 Vitus Line tne $3 S.SO Vrtble tm 131 Wetitngtoa HM li Case Regarding Fees Continues the Canadian heirs te the - mm, Carl Brophy represents the tewtston, Mate, heirs, and. Walter Kuttley Is bow repre senting the Pmpps estate m counsel. premier season BRITT GARDENS MUSIC FESTIVAL August 11-24, 1963 Jacksonville, Oregon Executive Office 1 King Street Medford, Oregon Please send me the following tickets. My remittance is enclosed. Checks payable to Britt Gardens Music Festival, Patron ticket(s) at $10.00 each - 'unlimited id- mission to holder. Season ticket(s5 at $6.00 each-any four per- formances. The case of Chartts Bcames, MforJ lawyer, who b seek ing $48,000, which he claims is due him m counsel tor the Dr. I. B. Phtpps estate, was continuing In Jackson coun ty circuit court thig morning with judge James W, Craw ford, Portland, presiding, Mrs. Dotph Phtpps, who was called to the witness stamt Wednesday, w till testttytoe Mfs morning. The ease was scheduled to reach conclusion today la time for the opening of the criminal trial of Jack Allen, charged with burglary not to c dweiiing, Reames, former counsel for the Phfpps estate, claims that he was te be paid $57,000 as attorney tees and has collect ed $8,000. Medtord Lawyer George M, Roberts testified Wednes day as to tho fees to be paid attorneys and Attorney Harry Stsyrman was called, but stated that he should not tes tify since he te representing THE DANMOORE HOTEL 1157 SW Mn fc NTtANft, 1 AH hntttut M ijl, Ttff!, tui ot K.-j, sat fow Fr liny, e-t!:w ' i Mask tan fcsfrf. Ofai 10 tor stewfiRs, CBttWtBt UKHIt SEVEM NO CHARCf During its 10 year life the coffee tree produces about 30,000 coffee beans, the ctjitiv. lent of 10 to IS pounds of roasted coffee after harvest tag antt drying processes. MEOFORB MAIL TRIBUHE, MEDFORD, OREGON ; They'll Do It Every Time '-'- By Jimmy Hario I no-xS remember wmat i sAioa , Li, sy rr I J , fBETrrs H nwce sobjv.sut w&s. Emm t j QU. V'.iSftV. I liSg IT'S FOR ME U OWNER 4N0aUBA L4TER t i . '-'tl- I 5& J FOS I Sil,fi THE PHGNE DOES MOTHlMO SUT . : ' Jj J K gftffOJff i ' v--VfJSS-n g f Faaawt - S I 10U5 HIM VOU WESE -"S- 3 fStt WELL, WHO f ATfNi NOU6 OWNER 4NQ CrfRSg ! NM !l ll CTS WAS IT? R COtftOfiT BE 0ISTU8SEO f f: Uil II Igj p -AND JO CALL j- Ik fT Adults INDIVIDUAL CONCERTS Students (6-16) -$1,50 Twilight (4 P.M.) $ .50 -$2.00 Starlight (8 P.M.) $1,00 Name- Address.. City . State.. .Zip Bring blankets, pillows or folding seats at the Britt Estate in Jacksonville. Peter S-u3 Hit & Blanche C.6Ll 5 SDCmOOQ Dv. ft OBITUARIES WILLARD L. DUDLEY Witlard Lovcile Dudley, 68, of 423 Garfield St., died at his home Wednesday. Fu neral arrangements are en trusted to Siskiyou Funeral set vice, directors of the Chapel in the Trees Mortuary. FRED E. WAITE Funeral services for Fred E. Waite, 85, of 511 Mae st who died Wednesday will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Perl Funeral home. Dr. George Hoseberry, pastor of the First Methodisi church, will offi ciate. Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. Mr. Waite was born April 10, 1878 in Minnesota. He had lived in Medford for the past 21 years coming here from Reno, Nev. Until his recent retirement he had been a real estate salesman for Darling Real Estate for seven years. On Nov. 15, 1930 in Fallon, Nev., he was married to Junie B. ' Algire, who survives. Other survivors include three sons, Edwin M. Waite, R e s a d a, Calif.; Reese G. Waite, North Bend; Conrad C. Waite, Berkeley, Calif.; one daughter, Mrs. Winifred McKinnon, Sparks, Nev.; one step-daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Scruggs, Sparks, Nev.; one sister, Mrs, Rena Reich, Oil dale, Calif.; 16 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Harry Roth, Clarence Roth, Clarence Cooper, E. D. Perkins, Leland Goff and Arthur Wininger. DEE VERN HASTINGS Ashland - Dee Vern Hast ings, 67, of 1643 Parker St., Ashland, died at his home Tuesday. He had recently re tired as sales manager for the Selby Chevrolet agency, Ash land. He was born Feb. 1, 1896, fn Monmouth, Ore., and came Gates 8 P.M. Show at Dusk! Cottage HELD OVER! HURRYI HURRY! HURRY! ONLY 3 MORE DAYS - w f 4T ill-: THE MOST MWVtlWiS MOVIE fKI WKI nw m pur tiut im mm fokkii lEWSlMBi BUODYHftCKOT-HERMIOKEGINGOlD piimin;Ka 2ND FUN PICTURE! to Ashland from Grove in 1914. His employment with the Ashland Chevrolet agency as salesman was interrupted by World War II, when he served as deputy sheriff of Jackson county. He was married to Carrie Hubbard in Jacksonville on July 13, 1915. In addition to his widow he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mareene Burns, Duns muir, Calif.; and 5 grandchil dren; one brother, Jean Hastings, Ashland; and two sisters, Mrs. Gladys Mieka, Malin, Ore.; and Mrs. Edith Sherwood, Portland. Funeral services will be held Friday, July 28, at 1:30 p.m., at Litwiiler's Mountain View chapel, Ashland, with the Rev. P. Malcolm Ham mond officiating. Interment will be at the Rest Haven mausoleum. Friends who wish may con tribute to the Heart fund in care of Mrs, Ernestine Hart ley, chairman, Ashland. ERNEST BIKGMAN Ernest Bingman, 94, a long time resident of Jacksonville, until he moved two years ago. etiea July tn a nursing nome m Spokane, Wash. Mr, Bmgman was a Spanish- American War veteran. He will be buried Friday in the Willamette National ceme- tary tn Portland. FJLLMORE J. RATTY Funeral services for Fill more J, Ratty, 79, of HlSVi Niantic st,, who died at his home Tuesday, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Perl Funeral home. The Rev. W. E. Atkins, former pastor of Sev enth Day Adventist church, will officiate. Committal will be in Jacksonville cemetery. Mr. Ratty was born July 31, 1884, in St. Francois coun ty, Missouri, He had lived in Medford for the past 39 years. Until his retirement in 1951, he had been an employee of the Medford Street depart ment for 16 years. On June 6, 1812 tn Elvins, Mo he was married to Mary E. Moore, who preceded him in death in 1981. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Thelma Dahl, Talent; Mrs. Ethelene Beltt, Medford; Mrs. Berniece Ca- rothers, Portland; Mrs. Be atrice Taylor, Portland; one son, Wayne Ratty, Medford; 13 grandchildren and 5 great erandchtldren. Pallbearers will be Ralph Carothers, Dick Saltmarsh Claude Glenn, Herman Hig- day, Darrell Bell, Bob Rom-bach, , 1 1 Locals i Erect Carport - The Med ford building department has issued a permit to H, H. Marrs to erect a carport at 2496 Roberts rd. at an esti mated cost of $1,000. Chans Kama - The busi ness name of Simpson Here ford Ranch has been retired by Edith M. Lingo and Da vid Walker Simpson and Dor othy Lingo Simpson, accord ing to the Jackson county re corder's office, A certificate of limited partnership for Simpson Hereford Ranch, Ore gon Limited, has been issued to the Simpsons and Evelyn M. Lingo with an address of route 2, box 425, Gold Hill. Assumes Mama Hal C. Hardin Jr., 1 King st., has assumed the business name of Partake of Southern Oregon, according to a report from the Jackson county recorder's of fice. . Saddles Stolen - Two sad dles and several bridles val- lued at $240 were reported stolen sometime during the last week from a barn at tne James C. Wilson farm, route 1, bos 578, Eagle Point, ac cording to Oregon state po lice. Obedience Training-A class in dog obedience training will start Aug, 1 under the spon sorship of the Southern Ore gon Kennel club. Qualified instructors will teach the dogs, it was explained. For information contact Mrs. Rich- ard Wooten 684-3445 or Mrs. Margrett Jones 535-2243. Friday Wash - Beta Chi Theta Rho Girls eiub, Central Point, is sponsoring a car wash Friday, July 26, at the corner of secona ano fine sts,, Central Point. Father Dies - Lloyd Hal- verson, 41 Rose ave., was call ed out of the city this week by the death of his father, Frank B. Halverson, Emmett, Ida, Halverson had been in Medford to visit his son last Friday while on a vacation. continued to Newport, Ore., and died there Monday, Juiy 22. Funeral services are set for July 28 in Emmett, Minor Surjery - Three chil dren of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gemaehlich, route 4, box 383B, Medford, are convalesc ing at Rogue Valley hospital following tonsillectomies. The children are Kathleen, Steven and Robert, H. M. ANDERSEN Tour Jacksonville Consultant Visits City of Jacksonville Jacksonville - H. M. (Dirk) Andersen, community consul tant for the Bureau of Com munity Development Studies at the University of Washing ton in Seattle, is visiting Jacksonville today. He met with members of the Jack sonville Boosters' club this morning and after noon. Residents of the com munity and visitors from oth er cities in the Rogue valley attended. The purpose of his visit is to offer suggestions on how Jacksonville can solve its problems and develop its re sources, a boosters' club spokesman said, , FESTIVAL PLAYS Tenighli "Romeo and Juliet" Fridays "Love's Labour's Lost" Saturdays "Henry V" Sundays "Merry Wives of Windsor Curtain time is 8s45 p,m, PDT Bard's bus leaves Med ford hotel and Jackson House in Medford nightly at 7;30 o'clock. Portland Livestock Portland (UP!! tFSDA Cttte S3. Hat enough sstes to test tsad- j tng. Cklves SS, Not enoagh sates to test trading. Hog ISO. No. i-i t0-.m, t-3s j 18.M-M. j Sheep 58g. Cholee sprtng slsuirh- ) ter lamns 18,5, mstu? ehetee l shorn feeder fsmbs 14. Weather Queen of Water Pageant Named Bend - HOT - Seventeen-year-old Anne Brandis has been named to reign over Bend's annual Water Pageant this week end. She was crown ed Wednesday in the tradition al coronation ceremonies. The queen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brandis. Her court members include princesses Ramona Adams, Ro chetle Anderson, Linda Mc Phee, and Ania VanGorden. The water show will be presented at dusk Friday, Saturday and Sunday on the Deschutes river. FORECASTS Medford and viamty: Fair and warmer through Friday, how fo- nlsHf as hiah FHrisv S3, Western Oregon: GesseraHy fatr tonSaht and Friday exceui early morning cloudiness in northern portion. Warmer in afternoon. Low fnmehf ag-.ta hish Friday 75-85, Northern California-, Fair to night and Friday, Warmer, LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday fi!- ttelo, normal 9, Record hish (ho date 114 in 133B. Bword low (his date 48 in Win. PRECIPITATION: 24 Boors io midnight, tr. Midnight to 10 a tn none. Total mts month ,13 m is. Total since sept, l ae ia in., r,i Kftv mental HUMIDITY: Loet yesterday 3a ri, highest this m. st' rtTV Veter. a.m. ttr. day l,sw Free Brooking -, . , I Grants Pass . .. IS Howard Pratrse 64 KIsmath rails .... in MEDFORD T? Portland TS Over-the-Counfer Western Stocks By tatted Press Inlermtions! Bid Asked Bank of America - 3a ' Cal Pac Wtil J3 t tt't Con freight Cyprus Mmea 2l'v Imtltahla S L 32 'j 3 1st Ninons! Bank st', 70', Jantien J3 as Morrison Knudsen 303s 32s Stult Kennels , 5 W Natural Gas 3S 3?'s Oregon Metallurgical., t'a I5 PGE JV, 8 PPik-L !, 2 V. S. National Bank T7 St'i West Coast Tel 32s W i Wa?rhaite ai's 3J' SI 37 4 Births HEIDEMAN - To Mr, and Mrs, Frederick A Little Butte Star route, box 110, Eagle Point, Juiy 24, 1863, a boy, 8 pounds, at Rogue Val ley hospital. FORSYTH - To Mr. and Mrs, LaWane, 601 West Tenth st Medford, July 25, 1883, a girl, 8''4 pounds, al Hogue Valley hospital. NIENOW - To Mr, and Mrs, David W 218 Cestnut st,, Medford, July 24, 1883, a boy, 7Vi pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. H A WKINS-To Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Dee, 3479 Table Rock rd., Medford, July 25, 1963, a girl, 734 pounds, al Rogue Vafley hospital. HUFF - To Mr. and Mrs. LeWane, 852 Palm st, Med- ford, July 21, 1963, a girl, T'4 pounds, at Crater Osteo pathic hospital. mz4 mm TilIIHr' 9 1 Portland Produce Pertlsrsrf (UPfi Diry mirket; Ess To retsiier; AA extra tsrge 45-43c; AA larss 42-Te:; A larse -43c; AA medium 33 40c, A null 23-29ei crtom ,-3c higher, Simer To retaHen; AA snd A prints 66c; carton 3c h-fher; B print g$c. Chee fmedium cured' Ts re UHer: 4846e; procesj; Ameri can S-tO lb, loaf, 5 1 HAtiY'S HIRE TOMORROW I Portland tUPIi Dressed chick ens ko. l grade dressed lo retail- ' era: Fryers, whole drawn. Ji-JKej Ih ; cut-up, 3?-4te m : hens, tight I type, whole drawn 33-Jge fh ; light , type hens, eut-up, gt-gge lb.; heavy whole 3S-33c lb, I Seattle Spokane 71 Yakima 17 Eureka Red Bluff ! Sacramento , . 88 San Francisco . Los Angeles 85 hoems 112 Denver . Chicago " Miami Beach B New Vork !2 Washington. O C 7 4J 2 53 s 63 71 ? 7 S3 The federal gas tax in ef fect now costs the taxpayers more each year than the total tax receipts of the national government from all sources about 40 years ago. Rack Hudson "GATHERING OF SAGlfS NitlH?7:60l,;l$ Plat Bisney $net Short en Timet LUNCH it th WOODEN SHOi t(t(8)F tn Kftat ( with fast servft fe9ngttt for btttf pft. Cam in, ?fr out hf. , mgat I MATINEE EVERY PAY FROM 2 P.M. MI6HTIEST ADVENTURI OF THE 16ESI k A6ESI f$ mammmtvmm hVhYi'.U BmnMllaaM r 14"x26" RUBBER BATH MAT $39 SUCTION ORiP ASSORTED COLORS Regular S2.98 EACH RUBBER STALL SHOWER MAT Iv LARGE SELECTION LADIES BELTS CAR COOL CUSHIONS Heavy Duty Type $2,43 fa. Regular Type $141 ea, LARGE WILLOW LAUNDRY S-)3S BASKETS L BABY TURTLES 29. AUVE a. OUR INTIBi STOCK LADIES' BATHING SUITS PRICE!!! I MEN'S ITALIAN STRAW HATS Regular $1.79. IC METAL GAS CANS 1 GALLON WICKER picnic BASKETS 1 BOXED GIFT STATIONERY FEB BOX B8e REDWOOD PLANTER BOXES From 2,?9 te &,U ft TOY DOU BATH SET Rag, 79s ... ..... TOY WHO WEST HORSE ANO RIDER SET ... HUNTINS TARSIT SUNGSHOT ....,,,... "TUCK" CEitO TAPE Regular 3?e ISWRsli PlASTfC DECANTER 2 OtMrt ,. Esh IADIIS STRAW PURSES tlflft OFF REGULAR BAMBOO PATIO TV STOOt Roe- $99 $2.W .,,.,.,... iach 1 "THERMOS" CAMP STOVE Burnt Any Kind Of GauNn i mmm Ret, $,M ... 1 lUKHIt iiS.9 ... 59 J ladies' rvyo $149 ywiuiya i x - li if nil ii a -n ..... at X II II 111! II 1 4 M.. I OREGON FOOD STORK WiSTGATI CiNTiR '!T