Medford Mail Tribune from Medford, Oregon • Page 7

WedaescUr. raruary 1B4B MMtlaf posipoBed The MEDFORD (ORtOOm MAR. TKMUtCttlTtX Nobody wins an argument In LOCAL end PERSONAL v- Obituary ALFRED AKDERION Funeral services for Alfred J. Anderson, who passed away at the- Veterans hospital in Portland Saturday, will be held at Perl funeral home Friday at 1 p.m. with the Rev.

W. A. Dawes, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiating. American Legion Post 15 will have charge of services at the graveside In Siskiyou Memorial park. The deceased, a photographer by profession, was born in Litchfield, on April 2, 1879, and was aged years.

vMr. Anderson was a member of the First Baptist church and had been a member of American Legion Post 15 for 30 years, 25 years of which were spent as post chaplain. He was a veteran of World War I. Surviving are a nephew, Capt. Jack L.

Paxton, U. S. army, and sister, Emma, Los Angeles. MYRTLE McCABE Funeral services for Myrtle McCabe, who passed away in a local hospital Monday, will be held at the Perl funeral home Friday at 2:30 p. m.

with the Rev. C. W. Frost of the Apostolic Faith church, officiating. Entombment will take place in Medford Memorial mausoleum.

Mrs. McCabe was born at Eagle Point, where she made her home at the time 'of death, on Dec. 10, 1900. She attended Eaale Point and Ashland schools tension unit scheduled for February 11, has been postponed due to weather A new date will be announced later. HEART WARMING VALENTINES Sweet and sentimental, gay and friendly, for those nearest to your heart.

You'll find the Valentines you want at SWEM'S GREETING CARDS 217 E. Main, Medford SAVE cSAVE SAVE Guaranteed ffafcfc Rtptiriis Andy's; PtSoeVaJly Jffwlws 31 Sc. Riverside Jv Phone 3970 IAVS 1AVS PLUMtING sad RMlt Wet ee Week Cwwtiri Patterson Plumbing Co. The Ons-THr Hmeim 27 W. Jacssea It.

GUARANTEED AUTO PAINTING Uw Price -High Quality MITCHELL 4VM South Riverside IAVS Mirtck Returns I. A. Mirick, SO0 West 11th street, returned last week-end from Iowa, where be was called recently by the death of hi father. Lefira Meeting Myers, Holland American Legion poet will hold a regular meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday at the memorial hall in central roini.

a niui Hnnk Mrl and Mrs. Ray Anders, proprietors of Anders Photo shop, have returned 'nllnurlntf (WIVWMln VACStion trip to California and Mexico. Meeting Dated Degree of Honor Junior club will meet Saturday at 10:45 a.m. at Lincoln school gym. A program on Abraham Lincoln has been prepared.

New officers are urged to attend and guests are invited. Funeral 8ef Military serv ices for Lt. Henry O. Wise, killed in Germany in 1845, will be held at Oaklawn Memorial park, Corvallis, Saturday. Wise, who resided at Eueene Drier to the war, was a nephew of Mrs.

J. H. Bates, Medford. Dog Licenses Dean D. Coe, enforcement officer for the dog control board will be at Del Ro- sue feed store.

Rogue River, Saturday. February 12 and at Gail's market, Gold Hill, Monday, February 14 to sell dog licenses, according to County Clerk Georke R. Carter. mm Brother Killed A. Z.

Dean, 1008 South Oakdale avenue, is leaving today by airline for San Antonio, Texas, to attend the funeral of his brother. Master Sgt. Gilbert Dean, who was killed in an accident at Kessler Field last Saturday. Sergeant Dean had recently returned from duty in Japan and his wife, Celia, reached San-Antonio from Japan only a few days before the accident. He was a veteran of the air corps, having spent more than zo years in that service branch.

9H 39Ts 60V 53 4 161 114 4SH 57V SB 10V4 M4 3Vi 72 Jury List Jackson county Jury list continual from yesterday: Davis, Lyda; DeMers, Richard K.j Daugherty. John Demon, J. Nelson; Danford, Beecher; Davenport, Samuel 3elsman, Charles H. Daly, Elton Davies, Samuel DeHaven, Newton; Daly, Gertrude Davidson, Harold; Delamar, Lucy; Doddridge, Dorothy; Drake, John Dunham, Roy Darby, Glen; Dalkenberg, Carl Ernest and Dodson, B. all Ashland.

Davis, Mrs. Helen, and Deemer, Horace H. Applegate; Dankworth Arthur Ashland; DeHaas, Kermit Brownsboro; Douglass, William Butte Falls; Davis, Guy DeHaas, Myrtle and Denning, Edna, all Central Point; De-Young, Mary, Eagle Point; and Dahl, Vada Gold Hill. Daugherty, F. Dodge, Sibyl Didtch, Floyd; Dusen-bury, Newman; DeMoss, Carl Dunford, Nellie Dale, Walter Davis, Mary Lee; Douglas, Ross; Dusenbury.

Earl Davis. Lola Detweiler, John Deuel. Almee: Dlmmltt. Daniel Denham, Bessie Dally, James Davis, Claude Dressier. Leland Dawes.

Wolford Dodson, Alvah; Duffy, Maude; Daily, M. Deg- man, tinott oriscoll, William Dodae. Steven Davis. Robert DeWolfe, Charles; uoty, Ray Dunlap. Wilms; Dickenson, Evelyn Darland, Rita; Darby, Scott Downs.

John Dodge, Julia Davies, ivan; uixon, Kooert and Dun-lap, John, all Medford. Daniel, Ursel, Sams Valley; Davidson. William: Dillon. Arthur, and Dunkin, Frank, Tal ent; uarras, wannie Central Point; Duwe, Ernst, Central Point; Dyer, Edwin Rogue River; Edwards, Myrtle El-lestad, J. Elcher, Helen A.

and Ekdahl, Raymond all Central Point; Edwards, Isaac Hilt, Esch, Carl, Medford; Edmondson, Ken Prospect; Elder, Ella and Estremado, Gold Hill. Eckel, Paul; Eberius. Eugene EUiot, Bess Ellis. Wanda and ElUott, Julia, aU Medford. Eaton, Mrs.

Ella and Evans, Mervyn Jacksonville; Erick-son, Melvin; Eads, Anna; Eayrs, William Erickson, J. and Elliott, James, all Medford. FINE BUBINEBS Bloomington, Ird. U.k) Traffic violators on the Indiana university campuu are Sftttipg up new scholarshirw fur students with Oit tU.u they DBV. Dan nt Stiutun.a said three new'scl ence scnnorshtps have been made possi'ile by the fines.

FIRIT BUS Rnetm rllPl at. Btiuwil oMIVVrS Flying Stage, which began oper- ueiween nere ana srone- moulh, N. In 1761. Noon Saturdays. D-4NCE GRIFF1X CREEK SCHOOL GYM Stlarday, Fab.

12 p.m. ra Mian lake Musk by CLYMIRS Orchestra Mesni sad Seesre Daaefaja 1 pseCouele trudents Ms' Baaiieafad hy Mafhars Cleb BeaeM Hat Uaah fm4 FLOOR COVERING Alt Type ASPHALT TIL! Retail anal InstsUesI BARNARD'S 317 I. Main PheM S4C7 RENT A CAR DiUffn Ill el ODY aasJ PAINT SHOP Sostrhersi Orefea's OUeat efflsaf PllMCsj' 29 Se. arriett Cm with It Sou Curtiss Wright General Electric General Motors Montgomery Ward Penn. R.

R. Penney, J. C. Radio Southern Pacific S. Oil of Calif.

Texas Gulf Sulphur Transamerica United Aircraft U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel VAWarnCrOf.

Solicitations For Certain School Ex-GIs of this area who are urged by a solicitor to enroll in a trade school or correspondence school should check with the veterans administration if they plan to study with the aid oi the Ql bill, Ellis L. Knight, VA representative at Medford, warned today. "Numerous instances of questionable soliciting for schools have come to light in Oregon this winter," Knight pointed out. "Some veterans have lost both money and time because of misunderstandings which the solicitors apparently fostered." No solicitors reprwaent the VA or carry its endorsement. The VA promotes no schools, but a veteran may learn of approved schools by maturing at VA of fices.

January Building Above December Valuation of construction be gun In Medford during January was considerably above tnat tor December, but far below the total estimated for January a year ago, according to statistics compiled by City Building Inspector, Herbert Mackie. Construction started last month amounted to $73,440, compared to in December and $313,450 in January 1948. Residential building last month Included 10 structures, with a total value of four non-residential structures. cost $2,625 and 11 alteration projects cost an estimated 625. Blasest nroiect was the 000 D.

O. Hood house at 29 Windsor avenue. Twenty-five building permits were issued last month, 24 In December and 39 in January, 1948. The biggest earthquake ever recorded was at Assam, India, on June 12, 1897. There was complete destruction over an area of about 9,000 square miles, while the area of moderate destruction covered 150,000 square miles'.

cmaiii hi mitt. in. iiiiit. in OiartHbajfOai1 111 MWfOfssI ff DINE and DANCE Tnlt tit tfi Nw YC1LUD Nettfc Pacific Hiclrway f4(Mif Sptit III SfsflWfll OfsarftM DROOPS ami SATCH Dance Mmlc Yon Like! CLOSID WIDNHDAYS PHONE 4800 Per ReaervatieM 0j fliB LJyL IN THE MtyJ DISTINCTIVf wS EEN luA Hi kOTTLi traffic. INW TONITi Tomorrow! JOEM WJITKC i SUM ilMBHIB SU9TKS SB mm VI a lUM TAUITff at.

sp eat aar sv saaraa sa aap J.l.T.lll MONTGOMERY CLIFT Sernutiosuil Star ef "Res! River" in iSsi istlafsa I PLUS ylARTOwN NlWi Is i VI 1 TJ -TUewtt. 4 I I BIRTHS OLIVER To Mr. and lira. Herman, Trail, Feb. 1949, a boy, 7V at Sacred Heart hospital.

ELLISON To Mr. and Mrs. 1434 Kings highway. February 1949. a girl, BV at Community hospital.

SELF To Mr. and Mrs. Os car, Ashland, February 7, 1B4B, a gin, ova pounaa, at sacred Heart hospital. DOAK To Mr. and Mrs.

TT Ch. rm ary 5, 1949, a girl, seven pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. A CORD To Mr. and Mrs. William, box 30, Eagle Point Star route, February 7, 1949, a tri, nine pounds, at bacrea leert hospital.

KELLINGTON To Mr. and Mrs. George, box 202, Feb. 8, 1949, a boy, seven and a half pounds, at Community hospital. LESSEQ To Mr.

and Mrs. Warren B22 Reddy avenue, Feb. 7, 1949. a girl, eight pounds, at Community hospital. LAWTON To Mr.

and Mrs. Boyd, box 1843, Central Point, February 9, 1949, a girl, 6Vi pounds, at Community hospital. WILSON To Mr. and Mrs. Dean, Trail, February 9, 1949, a girl, nine pounds, at Community hospital.

WRAV To Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 417 North Grape street. February 9, a coy, cigm pounds, at community nospiuu. CHAMBERLAIN To Mr.

and Mrs. Paul, box 488, Eagle Point, reoruary ih, a gin, seven pounas, at community nospitai. ri 4 riT FRtSaUl snr.3 eju.3 7 To P.M. KYJC SLEEPY HOUR RADIO CONTIST RROADCAST Pismh Our Stafe ARTHUR UKJ Usee) araff PILMID IN COLOR INDS TONITI lVaaUsaas WaSSall AND UfN Awarsllnfl InPrliee ijfWk Contest vJl Winner Mr. Don A I Sttvner If 1 aw ate Peatare my Mtismr fcj.

7reM M.n if fMtai O-eay of asumed business name has been filed at tne county cierx office by Dan and Haael Campbell as 'Camnbell'a Trailer Park and Sales." Ouk Te Meet Phoenix Thursday club will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Andrew Stevens at 1 p.m. for a dessert luncheon. Mrs. Ji.

D. Roach will be co-hostess. Minister Speaker The. Rev. Sherman Moore, Klamath Falls, is appearing each day at 7:30 p.

m. this week and Sunday at the Pilgrim Holiness church at East Jackson and Bessie streets. a Building Permits The city superintendent's office received an application this morning asking permission te remodel the c. E. Henagin house, bio west 13th street.

The work will cost approximately 13,000. House Guest Mrs. Belle Lessert, Merriman, Is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. H.

G. Wilson, 7 Chestnut street. Mrs. Lessert is also visiting with Mr. and Mrs.

'Richard Lessert, Rogue River, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lessert, near Grants Pass. Drivers Examiner A driv ers license examiner will be on duty in Medford at the K. P.

hall Thursday and Friday from 0 a.m. until 5 p.m. and Saturday from 9 until noon. Persons wishing licenses or permits to drive are asked to get in touch with the examiner well ahead of the scheduled closing hour in order to assure completion of their ap plications with a minimum oi delay. Court Records Justice Court Jack A.

Croy, no trailer li cense, fine $1 and costs. Russell L. Bunton, Robert 's. Webber and James B. Robinson, no operator's license, fine $1 and costs.

Francis P. Salter, failure to operate on right side of highway, fine, $2.50 and costs. Alvln C. Leighton, failure to stop at ston sign, fine SI and Costs. Frank E.

cavin. no operator's license and failure to yield right of way. total fine 53.50 and costs. Georee H. Martin, overload.

fine 10 and costs. Ement W. Talbot. ImuroDer mumer, nne and costs. John B.

Terry, one headlight, fine 1 arid costs. Ruby M. Kent, no operator 's license, fine SI and costs. Mattie A. Fugere, failure to operate on right side of highway.

line si and costs. Police Court Georee C. Holzgang, violation of basic rule on West Main street, fine $10. jack KlucKKert, violation of basic rule on West Jackson street, fine 10. Charles T.

Lucus, violation of basic rule on East Main street, fine $10. Francis Frederick and Daniel W. Donahoe, double parked, fine $2.50 Floyd Jesse Jones, failure to stay at scene of collision, fine N. B. Pritchett violation of basic rule on North Riverside avenue, fine $10.

Francis Ray Rayner, failure to yield fine $5. Sammie Sutherlin. failure to stop at stop sign, fine $5. Clyde M. ctnumaxer, parxea in restricted zone, fine $2.

Court House Newt Divorce Complaint -De Berry. Leon O. vs. Frances Elizabeth. Divorce Decrees Witcber.

Virgie Mae vs. Scott. Pierce, Robert I. vs. Maxinc 'Beatty, Etta M.

vs. Jesse L. Rogers, Nora L. vs. Gardner W.

Brown, Anna Bell vs. Cecil R. King. Dorothy H. vs.

Kenneth R. Jr. All decrees to plaintiffs. Bud Una en Classified Ads SJO p. m.

for follow! ne dart 10 a. as. Menu? far Monsar. aaoa aataMar for Sunday a. m.

Total S1J0 Eve! Elks ONLY! STRIVING ALWAYS jnf To Give You a nj 8 Restaurant And Serve You JUj 5 THE FINER-NEWER and after graduation from Mon mouth Normal school sne taught for several years. She was a member of Apostolic Faith church in Medford. Survivors include her husband, Robert; three sisters, Mrs. Frank Caster and Mrs. W.

E. Hammel. Eaale Point: and Miss Nina Minter, Salem; and a brother, Marshall Minter, Eagle Point. IRENE WILLITS Mrs. Irene Wllllts passed away in a local hospital this morning.

Arrangements are In care of Conger-Morris funeral home and a complete obituary will be published later. MARVIN RIDDLE Marvin O. Riddle, 824 West Second street, passed awayTues- day from an apparent heart at tack, wnue maxing ice cream for.Snider's Dairy and Produce company, where he had been employed for 25 years. Arrangements are in care of Conger- Morris funeral home and a com plete obituary will be published later. Livestock Pnrtlanri.

Feb. (U.P.l Cattle 100; calves 29. Odd commons 117-18; lop Monday SIS for food fed teorr, lew canner and cuttar cows Sll.90-14; heavywelshta to SH 50. hells down to 10 and below: beef cows scarce; bulls scarce with demand narrow, calves steady; good SS0 lb. calves to MB; few food vealers 30: extreme top choice vealers Tuesday S33: common and medium grades ls-W'.

nogs afuu. una ion mwuv cmu 102 lb. wtlghti 923.50; most bids on food and choice 1B0-S35 Iba, nd btlow; few 870.280 lb. 20; food 300-000 lb. sows heavier wtliht down to 17; feeder plga scarce; demand limited.

Good and choice feeders tat to $23. fiheff-i. 100: acAttarreal common and medium 70-75 lb. wooled lambs steady at 917-18-SO; food and choice fed lambs $21-21-50; food slaughter ewea to B10. flam Tramrlara.

Feb. U.P.l Cattle 190. Xarly receipts largely fed neuers; iew range cows in oau gout canner. cutter and common dairy- type cows. Trade rather active, heif ers luny ou cents unaer mnanamj high time, cows steady.

Two loads rood aWO-ftM lb. fed heifers sold at 020, one load medium to good brought $10. with a few odd head medium at 017.5010. Few food cows 017- common and medium 01310.50. camnm and cutters 010-13.

Calves nana. Hogs 2uo. Active ana steamy, uooa and choice 180-240 lb. butchers 021.50, 260-300 lbs. a 01950; odd food sows up to 450 lbs.

at 010. Sheep atoo. sjuppjy au wooiea ewes. Market fully 01 lower. Two decks good and choice 130-140 lb.

awes brought $12.75. No lambs offered. Portland Produce Portland. Feb. (UP.) Butter Price to retailers; Grade AA prints Tic: AA cartons Tic; A prtnts 7Se; a cartons TSe; prtnts 09c.

Ktss- Prices to retailers: Orade AA lane 57c dox: certified A larse S7o dot: A larse S9-3c: AA medium SSc: certified A medium S5c; A medium 33-94c: cartons 2c additional. Cheese Price to retailers: Portland. Off on singlet eOts-SOtiC Oreson S-lb loafs 4ia-sat triplets Uk less than sinstss. Wall Street New York, Feb. (li.PJ.

Washington came to the rescue of commodity ana smck msraeis today with reassuring statements that Induced sharp recoveries all around. Dow Jones closing stock aver ages: SO industrials 174.61, up 0.90; 20 railroads 50.08, up 0.18; IS utilities 34.20, off 0.10; AS stocks 03.20 up 0.22. sales toaay amouniea 10 880.000 shares, com oe red with 960,000 traded yesterday. Today's closing prices on selected stocks: American cV 146 Anaconda 32 Chrysler MV A Proven Fact Medford. Ortoon, Feb.

9 The shomtt distance between two points is a straigm line. Greatest tsvlnot are made In a di rect deal between Buyer end Manufacturer. Modem Upholstered Furniture Man-' ufscturmg Co. Is Selling Furniture to the people in the Rogue Valley at Manufactures Prices. Adv.

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DeaseaSer Um Lwun td mni im anrwttwlW rittf. A.k m. Am tim II Sjapo.lT at tubes asisMSIsd ssse. Vaaifs I i leaepsaieaaj Annual Valentine's DABC Saturday Night February 12 Semi-Formal Dane An added feature will be the nationally known Comedian, Pat Patterson, better known as Ercil Twing of the Edgar Bergen-Charlie McCarthy radio show. Ramambar This Data! It will be one of the outstanding social events of our calendar year.

The entertainment alone will be worth twice the price of admission. JT AWerM I to I WORLD BICYCLE SIsB tree. ADMISSION: 1.50 per tattle, tine federal tea FREE LUNCH Will Serve) Later I. tfce.