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Newspaper Page TextMEPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDKORD, OREGON 1IIIKMJAY, OCTOBtK 3, 13 Local and Personal Permits Issued The Medford , Flown To Portland Ray C. building department issued per- i Peterson. 619 Palm St., was mils Wednesday to Elmer Ayers;,lown from, Medford to the Vet- to remodel a residence at 26 Portland for mct)jeai treatment . ouuui urange si. at an esimiaieu ; Wednesday Dy .Mercy mgnts ? COSl ot fZ.iW, 10 Heatn com- inc. ne was ine i,o-mn pauem 'i pany to erect three signs at 237 y ..U..-F.u... 0 am hill -info cnri-ira i: ina i u'ac I C East Main st. at an approximate i started j ,i:Mp cost of $2,000; to Bowers Heat-j . . . , 1 Inn id PlnmKInn onmnom, In1 r. u..i -. - make an addition to a building chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will at 1312 Beatty st. at an antici- i hold a rummage and white ele- oated cost of S3 000- and to F 1 Phanl sale Frlda'' Oct. 4. and patea cost ot Sa ooo, and lot., SaturdaVi 0c, 5 a( M East Couch to remodel a residence at , Mam s4 Ashland The hours are 08 Beekman st. at an expected ' 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, and cost of S1.800. I 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday. Fire at Hotel Medford fire- ! men reported that a fire at the Robinson hotel, 100 East Main St., "fortunately" burned out yesterday without extending to Memorial Services Set for E. L. Scott Memorial funeral services for the entire building. They were , Ernie L. Scott, formerly of called about 3:05 p.m. to in-! Medford and secretary of Mcd ' vestigate a smell of smoke and , ford Elks Lodge from 1931 to found that a wire to the corner 1957, who died Tuesday in of a neon sign had shorted and i Reno, Nev.. will be held at 11 burned through. They reported i a.m. Saturday at the Medford i .t....w Xyft i , ., ;rr "MS KW ft m mm 1, OBITUARIES ! gon (or the past four years. He lnd ; Mrs. Grace Inslee, Lor- : was a veteran ol World war 11, i rame, Ohio; and Mrs. Fred Lee. I serving from 19-10 to 1945 with , Milwaukee. Wis.; 12 grandchil- randchil- 11 ms horn July tn lnd Medical detachment. ' dren and three great grat as 'Calif She "e was manied Jan. 3, 1942. in dren. Bertha Nanncngj, 'vU survives. He was a charter member of the Ascension Lutheran church. Survivors, besides his widow, include one daughter, Carolyn Uhrich, at home; three broth ers. Elmer Uhrich, San Diego, Calif.; Donald Uhrich, Livonia, EDWARD N. BUTLER i Mrs. SiiMott s AUI AVn VHu-arH Vnrm.m -7 Ion in Will..-.: Butler, 91. of gi Granite St., died moved to Medford' from San Salt Lake City, Utah, to Sylvia Oct. 2 at his home. Francisco in June. 11. - ' "crson. wno survives. ,, . .... ... ; Other survivors include ne k uuin :uv. .o. ion, in ane was a memirr oi ine ion- j.,.,,,!,!,,,. Mrs i a n-imtpv Cvr.nno. V lh vnnnnnsl nf ,..,, .i 1 ,.h u I).,K O.UlBnU T, J rS. LOIS A . KamM . i Lij !" . . . , ' , Nevada, Mo; a brother. four children. l.can Women s club, the Oregon cha,.,cs A K;1V 1Iouston, Tex.; He was married to r ranees Historical Mociriy, Art fiocieiy his mother. Mrs. Jessie Jarrell, lonraa. ret), tb, ikm, m new i ana me mskivou sixjhs car noustoni Tex.; and one grand- ioir. iie uieu in .waim, Aiio. tiuu. child. in Ashland, on Aug. 2b. mi, ne on Aug 7, 1919, in Willows.; Casket hearers will include i was married to Mrs. fcmma Cilli sh(, was nlan.jed to Dr. Harrv Goold, Mike .. .... ... , rvi'lll I'll li. .-lllll I'l 1,'. M llll 111- lllllll'V illl'lll'l. II lill , I' i II. nura rtirnflnr, in phirno n r,r. ..... . . ,- - , ., vivo i j ;;.., " j ,., , .., " .n u.iti unncn, preceded mm in deatn. UVC!- vives. Other survivors .include Keith Butts and (.buck Wort-1 rangements. j Casket bearer-! will inrlurin Mr. Butler a member of First three children. Karen Marie., man. , m.. ,.u..u ... ! EUS'ESr W. IHOMAS 'fi. 1912. at Stanton county, fran. Jim Martinson, John Hall, Graveside services for Ernest 'ebr. He was married Nov. 7. Conrad Olson, sr.d Jack Good W. Thomas. 71. of Sonora, ! 1336. at Lamoure, N. D., to win. 1 A. C. UHRICH Funeral services for A. C ,,. . , , i mil., iunoiu vniii-ii, uivuina (Dick) Uhrich, 50, of Eagle Mirh anH U'n. Uhrich S.in, Point, who died Monday, will An:l riif unrf ihr i'trs be held at 11 a m Saturday at Mrs viola Brault. and Mrs. the Ascension Lutheran church. : cladys Buherti Dotn o( Los The Rev. ernon Hanson will Angeles, Calif.; and Mrs. Lu- umi'idie. wiumiudi win ue in c,ne Booth, Santa Ana, Calif. Memorv Gardens Memorial i ni. .,.m,k i hi., TUii McNicl, park, with Conger - Morris Fu-; Uhrich. and a brother. Clarenco that it had been noted earlier that the wire had burned through but no fire was found. Elks Temple. The Rev. George Bolster as sisted bv Exalter Ruler R. N. Later the tire department was i Rjans Jr. will officiate. Perl notified because of continued i Funeral home is in charge of oaor oi MiiuKe. n noie in me arraneements. EXPERIMENTER Seventy-seven year-old Ernest Santo, Lozier lane, is looking for a younger person or persons to take over his work in developing hybrid plants and new variations of fruit. One of his newer types plants is this climbing strawberry which has grown seven feet tall. The screen and berries are shown here. Methodist chinch operated the Marv Sue and Scott, all at Palace cafe in Ashland for 10 home; two brothers, David years after moving here in 1910. soelh., Garv Socth; and her par At his death he was the owner cnts. Mr and Mrs Joe Socth. of Butler Apartments, where he an Willows Calif made his home. , VvmAs who wjsh may con. Survivors include two stop-, tl.jbule , lhe Marilyn Sublette children Col. William B. West-1 jiemorial Fund at the Congrcga al , Athens. Greece, and Mrs. tiona, cml.th. Helen llallner. Compton. Calif.; , one sisier-in-iaw, airs tna ta- i nvn rSFV Calif., who diini there Monday, will be held at 9:30 a m. Satur day in Eastwood Odd Follows cemetery in Medford. j Officers of Medford Lodge 103, AF&AM, will officiate. Con ger - Morris Funeral directors ' are in charge of arrangements. i Mr. Thomas was born May 14, 1891, in Log.inspott. lnd.. ton. han r rancisco. and one nice i Funeral services for Lonzo Mrs. Frances Chnstensen, Se- Cascv. 45. of 1517 Oregon ave.. attic, wash. :who died Monday, will be heldand ha(nivcd in 'Sonera fr the Funeral services will be at i at 1:30 p.m. F nday in llillcrest ! .,ast .,a vears moving there jj.iii. i i nidi , .'i-i. 1, di ijii- : .iii'iuiii idi nidl'l-l Ull llll. iuiiii willer's Mountain View chapel . Phoenix rd. with the Rev. B. J. Holland of-; Bvron C. Peacock, of the ficiating. Interment will be in ' Church of Jesus Christ of Lat Mountain View cemetery. j tor-day Saints will officiate. 1 Committal will be in Hillcrest MAluLlN E. SUBLETTE ! Momorial nark, with wood framing of the wall was found with a two by three-foot area burned. The sign company was called to remove the sign. ' Dresses Missing Molly Francis Walker, Salem, report ed to Medford city police Wed nesday afternoon that several dresses, valued about $150, were stolen from her vehicle while it was parked at 724 Oak st. I Cars Collide Autos operated by Deanna Kunkel, 19, of 1411 McAndrews rd., Medford, and Carol Joy Axson, 16, of 444 Lit Way, Ashland, collided at 12:20 p.m. Tuesday at Siskiyou blvd. and Liberty st. Miss Kunkel was cited for failure to yield right-of-way. Christina Beck, 13, of 3289 Highway 66, Ashland, a passen ger in the Axson car, suffered a minor cut and was treated at a doctor's office, police said. 13. 77-Year-Old Man ires From Soil Mr. Scott was born Nov 1890, in Rolla, N.D. He moved to Medford from Seattle, Wash., in 1925. He served as Exalted Ruler of i Ernest Santo, 77-year-old Luth-1 produces a berry "as large as Medford Elks 1168 in 1941 and I er Burbank of Lozier lane, Med- an egg." 1942. He was a veteran of ford, is just about to wind up 1 He has a n o t h e r climbing World War I serving with the : his career as a hybridizer. I strawberry variety, an Ameri- unucd siates Army Lngineers. . hari a st..okc about a Vcar: can annual, which erows seven Memorial services for Mari lyn E. Sublette. 32. of 813 Minne sota ave.. who died Tuesday, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Westminister Presbvterian church. The Rev. Robert Tull.l pastor of the Congregational church, will officiate. Perl Fu neral home is in charge of arrangements. Conger. Morns Funeral directors in charge of arrangements. Mr. Casey was born Nov. 21, 1918. in Broken Arrow, Okla., and had lived in southern Ore- from southern Oregon. Survivors include his widow. Antoinette; three sons, Frank' Thomas, Grants Pass; John i Thomas, Klamath Falls; and! Capt. George Thomas, Victor ville, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Kole, Pinole, Calif. : a; brother. William Thomas. Lo-! gansport, lnd.; four sisters. Mrs. Cora Drompp, Loraine, Ohio; Mrs. Dollv Bender, South Bond, Now!-OPEN 7:00 P.M.-Now! WAS SHE TOO OLD AT 15 ? cm He is survived by one broth-! er. Melvin Scott, Salem, Ore., j and one sister, Miss Vera Scott. ! Seattle, Wash. His wife. Edna I B. Scott, preceded him in death Dec. 8, 1956. ago and has been unable to , feet tall. The climbing varieties GR1S11AM - To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold F., box 239, Forest Creek rd., Jacksonville, Oct. 1. 1963, a - diet limitations earn.' on mucn ol nis experi mentation plus his processing of natural foods. But. he feels the work is important because it shows what can be grown on Rogue valley soils. It's also im portant because he feels his ex periments provide new natural foods to keep people fit and healths-, particularly those with girl. 8' 4 pounds, at Rogue Val-: ley hospital. r'"f mr' sffiES TOMORROW 3-UNIT SHOW mil n ww' TaKESa 1 - .e-J mm STATE FAIR boom: ini;iTiniw;n kwki.l fhe . ' i'iSy'i; i will SUBMARINE :tMioiwo uiiis loiwaw usiti luiucipuh CI1ANEY - To Mr. and Mrs. John II., 1100 South Oakdale ave., Medford, Oct. 1, 1903, a girl, 9'j pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. Latest addition to the Santo plant menagerie is a climbing ever-bearing strawberry called Sonjana which came from Ger many a few years ago. This berry, unlike the usual straw berries which bear the second year, bears the first year and HiiD.n 10 .mi . ano iUi s. : . , , Patrick Michael, post office box mVPilTIPni rllllfK 182, Butte Falls. Oct. 2. 1963. a 1,1 '"HIICIH I UI1U3 boy, 7 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. WILCOX - To Mr and Mrs. Robert F., 3318 Old Military rd., Medford, Oct. 2, 1903, a hoy, 8 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. LYONS - To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lee, 17 Elm St., Med ford, Oct. 2, 1963. a boy. 7 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. N'nnn quotations on selected clnrKS I iiml Bill Bull.n-k 13 !U Chrnncal Fund 1 1 RH Colonial Knrr 12 17 E.ilcm Howard Stk I I 211 I-idrhtv . Uwli Kimd.inipnla! lnvcsl 10.12 Group Srr Avia-Klec fi "II Croup Sec Com Stk 13. 7n Hamilton HDA . S on KcvMone B-.1 1(8: Kr-vstone B-4 . .. 10.17 Kevstone K-2 . . 3 .13 Kevstone S-l . 22 2ft Kevstone S-2 13 4tt Kevstone S-3 14 fin Kevstone S-4 4 34 Mass inv Growth Stk B 3R Interim Committee Meetings Scheduled SALEM (UPI) lative interim committees have scheduled meetings here Fri day. The Committee on Insurance meet at 9:30 a.m. in room 309 in the Capitol building. The Highways committee will meet in room 319 at 10 a.m., following two subcommittee ses sions. Tourism will be the topic at 9 a.m., and allocation of reve nues will be discussed at 9:30 a.m. nal Growth Slocks TV-Klee Tinted Aocum I'mted Income fluted Science Value Line tne TWO lcgiS- Well'uiBton 8. in 10 11 Askrd l.i 2.1 12 !14 1 3 li;t l.i 34 IK 12 1 1 till 7.4.1 IS tin n 4ti 24.30 14 72 Hi 2.i 4 74 !1.1 !l.i I 2tl.iil R 31 Hi 31 13.72 7 tin S SB Wealhsr WE ARE OPEN EVERY N1TE! ITUI 7k 'tmie GATES OPEN 6:45 pm "JASON" ON AT 7:30 & 1 1 :45 pm P A COLOSSUS ' mm.rASTS Mrrtiord and vicuutv Parllv elouriv tonicht and Friday, except ni'inunc foe Low tonicht 40-43 j Hioh Friday 73-BO. j Western Orccon Mostly cloudy tonicrit and Friday mornniE j Partiy sunny Friday afternoon. Low toniL'hl 44-34 Hlch Friday i ti2-72 except ail-R.i in southern interior. Northern California Fair to ' nicht and Friday, except foe on coast and alternoon thunderstorms in southern Sierras 1.1)1 At. DATA TEMPFfl ATURF. Mean yester- da 70 above normal in Hecnrrt Inntl this date tn in linn Record low this date 31 m l&UI PRECIPITATION 24 hours to nudnicht. none. Midnicht to 10 a ni . none Total this month none. 10 inch low normal Total since Sept 1. .26 inch. .44 inch hclow normal HUMIDITY Lowest yesterday 8'.. hichcsl this a in R3'.. Hi ll 4:on 21 ( ITV I'esler- a.m. hr. nay Low I'rfe not only grow away from easy access by insects, but are easier to pick. Another Santo propagation is the Jerusalem artichoke for diabetic people. And there are non-acid tomatoes for people with sensitive stomachs. A hybrid raspberry produces a large unusually sweet berry as large as your thumb in spring and fall. He also has a cross between a garlic and leek which produces a milder onion-type vegetable. The leek has five or six bulbs while the cross has only two large bulbs. faanto nas petite prunes, very smaii prunes, which have been growing 100 years or more in this country. Then there is the sweet date prune which shrinks less in the drying. He uses dry ing racks consisting of frames, which look like windows screens, laid on benches in the sun or has them in a closet-like arrange ment with a blower underneath. Thick grape vines, thick as a man's arm, carry half-breed mission and concord grapes around an unused garage on the 1.6 acres of the Santo property. This cross produces grapes which dangle in clusters two feet long. He also has red. while and blue plums. This is a cross he tweculhe cherry and plums. In fact, he has budded all three on j one tree. ; A red flowering crab apple crossed with a yellow Siberian I crabapple produces fruit not too sour to eat. Usuaully the crab apple is too tart to eat fresh I and is used almost exclusively in jams and jellies. Over-the-Counler Western Slocks By Initrd Irr, Bank of America . .. m- Bnise Cascade 31 Cal Pac Util 25 1 Con Freight !.'r' Cyprus Mines 22 Equitable S&L, 1 st National Bank . Jantzen Morrison K.:udscn Mult Kennels N W. Natural Ghs Orrcon Metal VPKh PGE U S. National Bank Tektronix West Coast Tel . .. Weyerhaeuser IiitrniiitiDna. Hid Asked NOW! HODADS.N.GREMM1ES! BEACH PARWf FOB CUMMINGS ' i . MTHECOLOR ? iLtJJ '!' '"'i DOkOw FK3NKI8 AMIte -wb.ui., m 1 X i waioNe-AvaioN -funic v L.4 wA-- 83', 92 ' -s. - MtOt NMl. . .ft'-Jl I Gen. U-Sfe-iJ j "i $ioo mW: 5tl IT HAPPENS TODAY Plus "THE REBEL SET" Come On In . . . After The Game! IATE LATE IATE OWL SHOW FRIDAY NITE For'64... bsfawase of stars from OlDSMIlt ...WHERE THE ADWN IS! OF ADVENTURE! . 3 ialii'-'" mo tuc FlptiT T1MF ON THE SCKttN . . . Tut GuORr THAT WAS GREECE. ..THE LEGEND THAT WAS JASON! ARMStRONGKOVACK PYMONQNAISMITH Aft JASON AS MEDEA A COLUMBIA P'CTUM 1 2ND GREAT FEATURE ON AT 9 30 pm A PAST FAITH ... A V.'OVATi PAST ilit.CwI.Ct' M-SJf DEBORAH KERRYDL BRYHHER MHOUiiTVAKr v -THE JOURNEY . ... rgksi win tc wmiura wwsx C'ritrr I.kp Mriward Prairie Klamntn Falls MKDFORD pnrtUnri 42 .01 Smiknnc 1 A Kurek.1 Rt ti tlluff icnto S.m FranrncD I.'i. Ancrlo I'f!'rnix D-nver f hicacrt M'-mn Br.-tth New Yf.'k Tfi Wrtshinctrm. I) C UH inn Election Material Ready for Boards Election boards may pick up pouches containing the supplies for the Oct. 15 special election, Jackson county elections offici als reported today. The pouches are available at the elections department on the second floor of the courthouse. To dale, 158 absentee ballots have been mailed or cast at the elections departments. Per sons may vote by absentee bal lot through 5 p.m. Oct. 9. From Oct. 10 through election day. ! absentee ballots will be issued ! only in cases of emergency, j The elections department has already made arrangements ! with the hospital auxiliaries at Sacred Heart, Rogue Valley and 1 Ashland for patients to vote on election day. Portland Produce PORTLAND ifPli Dairy niar-kr-t F.ri Tn retailor AA fxtra l-.icr .Vi-:i4r, A A larc ir.-V2r A Lircr 4'i-4R A A merinim 4.D-4.'tr; .n.ail ilii-.'iiic rartnns l-3c hirh'-r PTTT.AM) iilrrn A A a h'ni -id A .a! t:i-4Sr rpii d ini" 1 srf'i1 itrri'd ti tv wh'ili. drawn up 34-4"( M hrns 'r d-fi'i'n ri-?:ii Ih i rut-up 22-iHr I'l Ih Portland Livestock pnnTAND fPI fSOA- -rat- ili' ,n tnlvr. 2i hnei .fi. nhirp no r.irl tradr tit Toil-Free Phone Service Ordered SAI.EM (UPI ) West Coast ' Telephone Co. has been ordered j to establish loll-free extended area service between its Sher wood exchange and Pacific j Northwest Bell's Portland ex change by Dec. 31. Public I'til-: ily Commissioner Jonel C. Hill said today. West Coast's Sherwood sub-' scribers presently pay an mi-1 tial station-to-station toll rate , of 15 cents. Hill's order was issued after j a poll indicated subscribers fa vored high rates rather than a toll charge. , 4.L In 1 "rl! iiiil iwn ww Nivut tiinmt omuMimnm JotStOrl Misitm sports mpe to tkiieiiMpriffi! class YodVr looking at OIdsmobilc' new hiph prrformrr JetsUr I! It' poworcri hy ihn fumrnja 3IM -cubic-inch Starfire V-8 I'jnKinp, frnturrs dilinclive rooflin,-, , . sporty hucknt. RfntJi . . . center control console ! .IiirL out thfi -IrUtar fiK srrird . . . companion to the famous hiRh performing Dvnnmic and Super 8Ss! It intrnduces a brand new culiioinch Jelfire Rocket V-8. Knur uparkliriK JetHtar 88 models in all! tUtmtt J"" Till T lllllllin , 'nf '-'t ' VOfVi '.- .i ' - ' i Unw from tliB iwnwplutu bank! ffMFm- Sttipwilup in sivl 'Stivpiwfl ' in iwrfiwmamul CUTLASS HOUOAY COUP! Hnii(it w "tl'dTfin OP of nw F II C. tin n mt,4th for 1964, New V-hiva of activity! V-8 for action! V-6 for economyl Meet the mop'-for-l he-mone v car nf (he yearOld! F-8V Mnrr ntomitirsH, thnnkn lo (en extra inches in leniith! Mnrr art inn from a npw .Jelfire Rocket V-8 and smonth new .Irtawjiv Drive! Mnrr sniingi from a brand new Kcon-O-Wav V-6 Knyine! Mnrr ci"ii'rt itnrt nxirfahihrv from a ihree-ini h nr.m r whfi'lbnM', rugged (luard-ltpam Krame, and a wider ianc9 than ever! I'lus more frnturr . . . mnrr (rt'hton . . . mure nf ctrrything' Step info your (HdnmobiIe Healer's 0 today and uti-p nut in a mnrr-for-thr-mnnry K-8'i! opi'0"i nt retf StK ALU Or THE OUALtrv-BUtLT ' OLDS MOBILES NINETY -LIGHT. STARf I R t . 1UPE M. DYNAMIC . JCTSTAf . JtTST AR H. F-flS VISIT YfliJl LOCAL AUTH0RI2L0 01DSM0BILE QUALITY OtALERS "BY-BYE BIRDIE" and "THE MAN FROM THE DINERS' CSrJB88' Last night I dreamed he took me to Dinner,, in the CANDLE ROOM J..RS WHITNEY OLDSMOBILL 415 South Riversicte Avenue tOi tH't MliS t. ARVARO-vfttNINC "CAIRY MOOSHOW TUtSnY MlfiHTS JJS-TV - ' o o - r O Oi , b ii i e& v (1