Medford mail tribune., June 27, 1944, Page 4, Image 4

FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, June 27, 1944
CUrk'i Monthly Statement
Jackson County Oregon
May, 1944
-The following is a statement
of the proceedings of the County
Court of Jackson County, Ore
gon, showing a list of claimants
.for. supplies and services which
were passed upon during the
month of Way, 1944.
. G. R. CARTER,
County Clerk.
General County Fund
War Bonds, $18.66; Edith
Coffinan, $81,08; Mamie L.
Shafer, $101.40; Hazel Lester,
tlfl n. Anna Pnlnmflll S5R.65:
Nettie' Thompson. $43.13; Edith
Coffman, $6.90; Anna Coleman,
$11.00; General Road Fund,
S203.20; General Road Fund,
S30.63; Rov J. Rogers, $73.50;
Dulien's, $5.00; Klocker Frint
ery, $6.70; Floyd McKee, $50.00;
Lester L. Lewis, $25.00; Kirby J.
Tant, $25.00; Office Stationery
a. c,,nr,iv fn SI 10" Commercial
Printing Co.. $20.15; Klocker
Printery, $506.34; Una 13. Inch,
Travel, $39.40; Ashland Printing
Co., $17.20; I. G. Neevel, $20.00;
Fred Lawrence, $3.38; Earl S.
rr can no. rstv Transfer Ac
Stbraee Co.." $4.12; Hubbard
S,nH,r. Tnc SI 1 43: Brownie s
S18.50: City Sanitary Service
Co., S5.00; State Industrial Ac
cident Commission, $75.88; Na
tional Hospital Ass'n., $60.00;
Aelna Life Insurance Co., $13.20;
John F- Frost, $6.00; Fred E.
Hallgren,' $6.00; Claire Hanley,
S6.O0; Fred J. Fick, $6.00; Con
Devore, $6.00; E. H. Lamport,
$2.00; Doris Hoover, $6.00; Dora
Stanley Jones, $0.00; Harriet De
Jarnett, $6.00; Cloma T. Burton,
$6.00; Cora Lynch, $2.00; Anna
M. Ford. S2.00; Mary Colvig War
ner. $2.00; R. A. Skinner, $6.00;
Hylda Ziindcl, $8.00; Gertrude
Spilver, $2.00, Carrie B. Brown,
$6 00; Lula M. Ward, $2.00;
Klocker Printery, $8.00; Office
Stationery & Supply Co., $5.75;
Western Union, $1.64; S. E.
Phillips, $8.50; Pacific Telephone
A Telepraph. $179.59; California
Oregon Power Company,
$163.79; Wainscott's, $23.14;
Western ; Oil & Burner Co.,
$91.48; F. F. Burk, $46.00; Sims
Bros., Cycle & Repair, $3.50;
Trowbridge & Flynn Electric,
$3.78; Merle Ivie, $8.10; Mon
arch Seed & Feed, $3.05; Eco
nomy Seed & Feed, $2.95;
Mann's. $3.49; Frldegcr Grocery
Co., $61.40; West Disinfecting
Co., S20.06; Ashland Creamery,
$14.72; F. E. Samson Co.,
$143.58; Medford Mail Tribune,
$1.60; Roseburg News Review,
$1.00; Ilolloway'i Reliable Gro
cery, $1.33; Standard Brands,
Inc $12.41; Independent Truck
Line, $1.05; Brill Metal Works,
$18.15; Groceteria Super Food
Market. $3.22; J. V. W 10 &
15c Store, $2.78; Hubbard Wray
Co., $2.77; Medford Ice & Cold
Storage Co., $2.35; Barnum
Nursery. $3.30; Osmund & Co.,
$38.89; G. C. Prescott, $137.55;
Perrydale Dairy, $22.56; Fluh
rer's Bakery, $16.12; Peerless
Market Grocery. $45.27; Peerless
k, Ti.Tt CK9 fjd Inn Gold-
inaifti:! i.n-n, - -
Smith, $6.54; Montgomery Ward
Co., so. ou; wcsiuru muu",
$11.18; Vcrl G. Walker. $165;
Medford Mail Tribune, $1.45;
Selby Chevrolet Co.. $2 00; Syd
I. Brown, Postage. $300.00; Wm.
Grenbemer. Travel, $87.45; Vern
S. Smith, Travel, $64.25; J. D.
Pearson, Travel, $61.30; D. V.
Hastings, Travel, $79.65; Amer
ican Laundry, $8.62; Shaw Sur
sical Co., $2.29; W. A. Taylor
& Co., $15.27; Office Stationery
& Supply Co., $9.35; Medford
Laboratories, $6.50; Community
Hopltal, $4.00; Western Union,
$7.92; Fred Kelly, $6.50; Nora
Robertson. $22.90; Kay Rice,
$24.05; Frances Miesel. $18.30;
Edith Coffman. $15.00; Anna
Coleman, $10.45; Roy J. Rogers,
$109.75; Brown & White Agency,
$10.00; Fabers. $104.50; Mon
arch Seed & Feed Co., $3.50;
Wninscotts, $26.10; Medford
Printing Co., $6.60; The Amerl
con $6.60; Trowbridge & Flynn,
$1.03; Medford Stationery Store,
$10.30; Ashland Printing Co.,
$14.80; Stevens-Ness Law Pub
lishing Co.. $5.00; Western
ii.u. o-. nrrir-a Stationery
l. cli 'rn s.1.00: E. M. Wil
son, $60.00; Robert M. Elder,
Travel, $64.55; Mamie L. Shafer,
$27.30; Hazel Lester, $18.11;
vi,i Thnmr,r,n $22.43: Anna
Coleman, $ .52; Otis Elevator
Cumoanv. $32.50: American Red
Cross, $412.50; Jessica Eekman,
$10 00; Boys' & Girls' Aid
Society, $48.83; A. Erin Merkcl,
M C, $100.00; Maternity Cen
ter Association, $1.00; Dr. Chas.
T. Swecnev, $10.00; Warren C.
Hunter, M. D., $1.00; Depart
ment of Agriculture, $29.72; Kay
Lithographing, Inc., $3.60; Ches
ter H. Wendt, $8.00; Rece L.
llerndon, $4.00; Medford Print
ing Company, $140; Alpha
Chemical Co., $9149; First Na
tional Bank OA. A., $5,110.07;
First National Bank A.D.C.,
$1 122 80, First National Bank
Aid to Blind. $113.60; Shaw
Surgical Co., $8.76; J. T. Davis,
$25.00; G. C. Prescott. $137.20;
Grace Engle. $4.50; Margaret
Dodge, $4.50; Sadie Stratton,
4 50; Phoebe Pickens. $4.50;
Wm. Polev. $4.50; Ashland
Library. $5.00; Bessie Carlton.
$4.13; Aria G. Polk, $4.13; La
vina M. Wiggins. $4.13; Nancy
Surlier $4 13; liorllia Hmighman.
$4 13: Geo. N. Kramer. $4.69;
t.illi.-in A. Provost. $4.69; Delia
M. Hose, $4.69; Margaret Dean,
$4 60; Louise Dnuglieriy, $4 69;
Mildred L. Ancr, $4 13: Gertrude
Wilmcth, $4.13; Jean L. Avery,
$4 13; Krtna R. Smith. $4.13;
Mabel M. Bailey, $4 13: Clara
E. Harder. $4 Hfl: Susie Thomp
son. $4.88: Catherine Hutman,
$4.B8: l!n..el I'crrine. $4 88; Mar
garet B. Kerr, $4.68; Lnra Apple
while, $4.12; Bessie F. Ellinrt.
$4 12; Esla M. Durham, $4.12;
Marie FreeniBn, $4.12; Violet
Whittle, $4 12; Fred fl. Nell,
$4.50; Mvrtle Nutter, $4.50;
Sarah Olive Beebe, $4 50; Lulu
Bella Franco, $4 50; Irene K.
Rude, $4 50; Kali E. Panford.
$3.75; Jennie M. Wolcott. $3 75;
Lena C. Breeding, $3.75: Olive
G. Yco, $3.75; S. S. Daven;iort,
$3.75; J. R. Pittenger, $4.50;
Lydia W. Robertson, $4.50; A. E.
Tonncr, $4.50; Fred Kelly, $9.00;
Ruth V. Morris, $4.50; Florence
L. Pratt, $4.50; Almeda Coder,
$3.95; Cora Morris, $3.95; Minnie
Mae Porter, $3.95; Vivian Ton
ner, $3.95; Vesta Freeman, $3.95;
Anna C. Sanford, $4.88; Katie
L. Scott, $4.88; Carrie M. Wink
ler, $4.83; Pearl M. Roberson,
$4.88; Lulu G. Bibby, $4.88; Fay
L. Harris, $3.95; Carl G. Ber
mlnghausen, $3.95; Anna G.
DcLsman, $3.95; Charlotte
Yocum, $3.95; Gertrude Bower,
S3.93; Wm. Harper, $10.00;
Beulah M. Joy. $4.50; Carma C.
Chipman, $4.50; Frances Monroe,
$4.50: Nella M. Rice. $4.50;
Gladys Crandall, $4.50; Linna
B. Spindler, $3.94; Wm. Rice,
$3.94; Doris V. Stough, $3.94;
Blanche D. Murphy, $3.94; Anna
M. Gearhart, $3.94; G. W. Evans,
$1.50; Marcia Ross, $4.88; Anna
L, Myer, $4.88; J. Edw. Thorn
ton, $4.88; Louise G. McNair,
$4.88; Valna M. Weitzel, $4.88;
Estelle Albert, $3.75; Carrie M.
O'Harra, $3.75; Bess G. Canfield,
$3.75; Ingrld Bergstrom, $3.75;
Sadie Williams, $3.75; Myrtle
B. Miller, $4.50; Mary E. Alkins,
$4.50; Lillian V. Hilt, $4.50;
Rose Chapin, $4.50; Jessie M.
Silver, $4.50; Marie Gorman,
$6.00; Carrie Haskins, $5.00;
Verna Mack, $4.50; Laura L.
Lyon, $4.13; Florence Updegraff,
$3.38; Blanche Trimble, $4.13;
J. R. McCracken, $6.00; Violet
P. Chaney, $6.00; Gladys Wil
liams, $6.00; Flora E. Wilson,
$6.00; Isabel M. Lennox, '$6.00;
May E. Stratton, $2.50; Walter
Miller, $8.75; Marie Benedict,
$6.75; Martha Mee, $6.75; Les
ter Hill, $6.75; Grace R. Hunter,
$6.75; Community League, $5.00;
A. R. Kincaid, $5.25; A. W.
Thomas, $6.65; T. H. Elliott,
$3.25; Elmer Hopkins, $5.25; J.
F. Engle, $5.25; Clara Kincaid,
$3.50; Fred C. Homes, $4.50; F.
S. Carter, $4.50; Wade H. Wallis,
$4.50; Nelle P. Dunn, $4.50; Vera
Helm, $4.50; Betty Nichols,
$3.50; Cora F. True, $4.54; Clar
ice Anderson, $3.94; Glen A. In
low, $3.94; Mary Hash, $3.94;
Earl Hamilton, $3.94; H. W.
Wright, $11.37; Archie R. Rut
ledge, $6.37;. Daisy Pillon, $6.37;
George B. Brown, $6.37; Mar
garet L. Rutledge, $9.87; E. A.
HUdreth, $6.38; Jasper Tungate,
$6.38; Clara V. Edmondson,
$6.38; Myra M. Rlchman, $6.38;
B. T. Fredenburg, $6.38; Emma
Gleason, $4.88; Elizabeth B.
Scott, $4.88; Minnie Mead, $4.88;
Ardiss Taylor, $4.88; Carrie
Hamrlck, $4.88; John Ross,
$5.00; Gladys Beebe, $4.60;
Marie Stone, $5.30; Stella An
derson, $4.30; Ethel Freeman,
$4.30; Borneece Cooksey, $4.30;
Lettle L. Gregory, $4.50; Mar
garet A. Wilson, $4.30; Blanche
Blumenstein, $4.30; Dora Jones,
$4.50; Fannie Lawrence, $4.50;
Eula L. Foley, $4.13; Merle E.
Obenchain, $4.13; Joy Bigham,
$4.13; Delia Tax, $413; Clara
Vincent, $4.13; Glenn A. How
ard, $9.30; Evelyn Twedell,
$6.75; Lorena Robertson, $6.75;
Opal Collins, $8.75; Frclda C.
Howard, $6.73; Bulla Minter,
$5.00; H. E. Webb, $6.37; Omia
Chambers, $8.37; Charles A.
Witcher, $8.37; Katherine El
dred, $6.37; Vera M. Burg, $6.37;
Verla E. Lutz, $5.25; Ann O. Ed
wards, $5.25; Ruby C. Tllley,
$3.25; Beulah Vreeland,
$5.23
Grace Avgcrls, $5.25;
Ruth
Haak,
$5.06:
$3.06;
$5.06;
Acord, $5.00; Gertrude
$5.08; Donna Ashpole,
Clara L. Chamberlain,
Josephine R. Holmes,
Charley L. Givan, $5.06
Anna
Davles, $4.87; Charlotte
Van-
Scov. $4.87: Pearl L. Henderson
$4.87; Lottie B. Hurd, $4.87; An
nie Clave, $4.87; Geo. Brown &
Sons, $5.00; Earl Ulrlch, $11.45;
Eula Mlddlebusher, $6.75; Mar
garet E. Grieve, $5.76; J. Ludo
Grieve, $6.75; H. L. Carlton,
$6.75; Mae Plckard, $10.00;
George W. Lance, $6.00; Letsy
Miller, $800; Laura Dailey,
$6.00; John Plckard, $8.00; Syl
via R. Hull, $6.00; Florence C.
Lance, $4.50; Ida M. Cook, $4.50;
Pcorl Ferguson, $4.50; Fannie
E. Kles, $4.50; Laura Dungey,
$4.50; Madge A. Dorman, $6.28;
Pearl Gray, $4 88: Pauline Ty
gart, $4.88; Belle Smith, $4.88;
Nora Newton Walt, $4 88; Helen
Kime, $7.50; Sarah Tolle, $7.50;
R. R. Childs. $8.50; Lulu B. Flsk,
9..ou; saran iuny, 9i.iiu; l,uim
A .linn SR- Ft hoi Huh.
$6.76; Sibyl Dodge. $8.56: Vera
Thomas, $6.56; Matsie Dailey,
$9.56; Jessie L. Stagg. $4.88;
Clara E. Miller, $4.88; Hilda E.
Hague, $4.88; Alia A. Newman,
$4.88; Lillle Douglas, $4.88; Ruth
Slocks, $4.50; Sarah Golden,
$5.50; Juanlta McKibben, $4.50;
Hazel Lester. $4.30; Helena M.
Nelson. $4.50; Claire Hanley,
$4.50; Hannah C. Smith. $4.50;
Margaret E. Johnson, $4.50; Mar
garet N. Goddard, $4.50; Lcora
Niedcrmeyer, $4.50; W. A.
Childcrs, $4.12; Zola O. Fick,
$4.62; Stella W. Beach, $4.12:
Marv F. Morris. $4.12; Fay M.
Peters, $4 12; Jacksonville
Grange, $2.50: Emil Britt, $5.07;
J. B. Wetterer, $5.07; Addie
Smels, $5.07; Anna Coleman,
$5.07; Vivian Dcllass. $3.67;
Cilv of Jacksonville, $5.00;
Dorothy Mills, $3.75; Grace
Hamaker Noble, $3.75; Joan
Whitnev. $3.75; Alice Hocts.
$3.75; Amv C. Dow, $3.75; Cora
B. Stokes. $6.75: Alma G. Meyer,
$6 75: Llovd Damon. $9.23; Bur
rell O. Wvant, $8.75; Beth Zun
del. $6.75; L. H. Wyant, $7.80;
Mario Shaw Wilson, $5.00; Mary
Lauretta Hanby, $5.00; Minnie
B. Bellinger. $3 00; Elizabeth J.
Hunter, $3.00; Florence Graves.
$300; Violet McKinncy, $4.00;
Edna M. DePrez, $4.00; Olgo
Hush, $4 00; Irene S. Barnum,
$4.00; Nellie Prock, $4.00; Fich
ner's Garage, $12.50: Alta Nay
lor, $4 88; Elfle R. Dally, $4.88;
Cora Truax. $4 88; Cora Lynch,
$4.88; Maud Stlckel, $14.88; Lil
lian Hinman, $4 50; Alice Trill.
$4 80; F.dlth Millrr. $4.50; Fran
ces Lamourcaux. $450; Edna
Tarn. $4 50; Frances Cochran.
$4.50: Clara Darkdull, $4.30;
Dora Humpton, $4 50: Catherine
Rowley, $4.50; Grace Pankey,
$4 30; City of Medtord. $3 00;
Winifred Jones, $3.94; W. S. Mc
Kee, $3.94: Myrtle R. Merrlfield,
$3.94; Mildred R. Elliott, $3.94;
Dorothea Neilson, $3.94; Eula E.
Jacobs, $6.63; Ida Alice Coppin,
$5.63; Mary A. Stennett, $5.63;
Verma Showers, $5.63; Lucy A.
Elwood, $5.63; Jackson Hotel,
$5.00; RUth A. Parker, $12.94;
Mary Ellison, $5.44; Ruth E.
Hawkins, $5.44; Yetta A. Flow
ers, $6.44; Ruth E. Humphries,
$5.44; Maude C. Lovell, $4.68;
E. M. Lovell, $4.68; Nora Glas
cock, $4.68; Irene Shirley, $4.68;
Anna B. Lindley, $4.68; Verna
M. Thatcher, $4.13; Edna L.
Kindred, $4.13; Anna Dctweiler,
$4.13; Nellie Laing, $4.13; Emma
M. Jones, $4.13; A. C. O'Toole,
$5.00; Viola Cole Eldredge, $4.50;
Mary Strickland, $4.80; Myrtle
Wilson, $14.50; Minnie E. Albert,
4.au; nnaa jviatntson, $4.50;
Mary E. Albert, S3.38; Myrtle L
Newton. $3.38; Lilly Nelson,
j.jb; tua A. stout, $3.3B; Mil
dred Johnson, $3.38; Margaret
it. ivewis, D.ua; JL,ida Appiegate,
$5.06; Ethel S. Latham, $5.06;
Marian A. Nichols, $5.06; Laura
J. Jones, sa.uo; Mildred li.
Drury, $5.08; Blanche Coffcen,
$3.uo; Amelia M. Hull, $5.06;
Margaret Dougherty, $5.06;
Bertha E. Bardwell, $5.06; W. B.
Hickman, $5.00; Robert L. Tay
lor, $4.88; Vera Loraine Thomas,
$4.88; Grace Alexander, 54.88;
Lottie Howard, $4.88; Mary Hig
gins, $4.88; Ethel S. Randies,
$4.50; LeVaud Falwell, $4.50;
Alice Beneka, $4.50; Blanch Jen
kins, $4.50; Virginia Ramsktll,
$4.50; Elizabeth Meyers, $4.88;
Nora Whipple, $4.88; Jennie F.
Green, $4.88; Marie Wimer,
$4.88; Lulu M. Ward, $4.88; V. R.
Brower, $5.25; Maude Taylor,
$10.25; Louise M. Miller, $5.25;
Agnes I. Holzgang, $5.25; Hazel
S. Frost, $5.25; Luclnda Hub
bard, $4.88; J. W. Klrkpatrick,
$4.88; Katherine A. Gaddis,
$4.88; Susan Schmidt," $4.88;
Carl J. Brommer, $4.88; Crater
Lake Lumber Co., $10.00; Nora
C. Kirkpatrick, $4.50; Jessie C.
Beach, $4.50; Lee Davis, $4.50;
H. F. Piatt, $4.50; Annie J. Bate
man, $4.50; A. J. Anderson,
$4.87; Eleanor Payne, $4.87;
Elsie M. Alexander, $4.87; Min
nie Bryant, $4.87; Clara E. Hodg
kins, $4.87; Boy Scouts of Amer
ica, $5.00; Marion Frey, $3.94;
Mamie A. Hazel, $3.94; Ella L.
Horner. $3.94; Edith Eden, $3.94;
Edith Prescott, $3.94; J. W. Shir
ley, $5.44; Luclle Nygaard, $5.06;
Florence Butler, $5.06; Hollis
Park, $5.06; Blanche Rlnabarger,
$5.06; J. T. Davis, $10.00; Geor
gians Hoffman, $4.12; Grace E.
Guyer, $4.12; Helen M. Bullis,
$4.12; Laura T. Marx, $4.12; Lela
Kyle, $4.12; Edna Bryant, $4.50;
Thelma Williams, $4.50; Maude
Dizney, $4.50; Dollie A. Miller,
S4.50; Gertrude McKay. $4.50;
F. E. Redden, $3.75; Margaret
S. Fabrick, $3.75; Georgia Hollo
way, $3.75; Phena Nordwlck,
$3.75; Hazel Pringle. $3.75; La
Vern Johnson, $5.00; Fyrne W.
Colton, $8.56; Blanche A. Powell,
$16.56; Jean M. Duff, $8.56;
Edna B. Scott, $6.56; Josephine
B. Weills, $6.56; Allen D. Curry,
$4.87; Arthur B. Hall, $4.87;
Llbbie A. Root, $4.87; Nettle L.
Thompson, $4.87; Francis Mc
Conochie, $4.87; Nellie M. Borg,
$4.50; Gertrude A. Spilver, $4.50;
Nellie M. Fick, $4.50; Sabina
Bali, $4.50; Beatrice R. Taylor,
$4.50; Grace Roberts, $5.06;
Gladys Jewctt, $5.06; Vivian C.
McCuiston, $5.06; Hattie M. Al
den, $5.06; Jennie M. Clement,
$5.06; Ross Farnan, $5.00; Caro
line Leaders, $4.13; Ilda Vick
oren, $4.13; Homer H. Harvey,
$4.13; Jessie A. Wakefield, $4.13;
Helen O. Keesce, $4.13; Marie
D'Alblnl, $4.69; Mildrel Har
rison, $4.69; Mabel R. Ray,
$14.69; Pearl N. Gray, $4.69; Bel
Richardson, $4.69; W. H. Paine,
$4.50; Ida M. Roberts, $4.50;
Elizabeth P. White, $4.50; Jen
nie Lamb. $4.50; Edna M. Trent,
$4.50; Mildred Mapston, $4.50;
Isabell A. Fischer, $4.50; Isabell
Mae Fischer, $4.50; Venita R.
Jones, $4.50; Marion F. Gribble,
$4.50; Clco B. Canoose. $4.50:
Harriet Wyant, $4.50; Blanche
Burk, $4.50; Alberta E. Tucker,
$4.50; Charlotte Brenneman,
$4.50; Rouie Grenbemer, $10.00;
Erna Dike. $6.00; Harriet De
Jarnctt, $8 50; Frances Lucille
Anscth. $6.00; Ina C. Cole, $6.00;
Mabel Lynch, $6.00; David Grif
fiths. $5.00; E. Gould, $4.68; Wm.
D. Roberts, $4.68; Gypsle D.
Richmond, $4.68; Clara Donel
son, $4.68: Ralph J. Arnold.
$4.68; C. J. Walker, S5.00; Carrie
B. Brown, $4.50; Ida E. Hautt,
$4.30; Norma I. Martin, $4.50;
Ethvl Weed. $4 50; Ella Gould.
$4.50; E. C. Hamilton, $4.50;
Dorothy J. Baker, $4.50; Mary
B. Mvers. $4.50; Margaret C. Rus
sell. $4.50; Olivia Evans, $17.00;
E. E. Reames, $4.12: Doris Neal
on, $3.32; Augusta Kershaw,
$4.12; Eva Mae Allen. $4.12; R.
D. McCarty, $20.28; Mabel
Brock, $4.88; Mvrtle I. Wilson,
$4.88; Ollle J. McCarty, $4 88;
Eva Glle. $4.88; Mary P. Fowler,
$4.13; Claire Liebman. $4.13;
Trena B. Heard. $4.13; Opal J.
Lacv, $4.13; Mamie L. Shaffer,
$4.13;- LaVesta Gardner, $4.50;
Anna M. Ford. $4.50: Grace
Childrcth. $4 50; Delia Denny,
$4.50; Lela Shores, $4.30; Ber
nice L. Wilson, $4.30; Lou V.
French. $4 50; Fern N. Corcoran.
$4.80; Gertrude Kneeland, $4 50;
Zilpha Armstrong, $4.50; Geo.
H. Drake, $5.00; J. O. N. Poling.
$5.00; Cornelia W. Barnes, $4.50;
R. C. Ward, $4.50; Faye Carver.
$4 50: Elva Caster. $5 00: V. R.
Ronham, $3.50; Enid E. Caster,
$4.30: Lillian N. Coleman, $4.30;
Lela R. Ronham, $4.50; Elizabeth
Denier. $4.50; John E. Roberts
$7.50: Minnie M. Furry. $4 30;
Ada B. Steadman, $4.30: Bert
Stancliffe, $4.50; Kathryn Stan
cllffe, $4 50; Mildred Ward
$5.00: E. W. Inman. $3.33: Thom
as V. Williams, $4.13: Eleanor
R. Williams. $4 13; Frances M
Dudlev, $4.13; F. W. Houston.
$4 13: Fred Fraln. $8 .10; C. W.
DeCarlow, $11.10; Lulu A. De
Carlow, S6 10; Mary Ellen Hun
ter. $6.10; Virginia Cox, $9 90;
Sam L. Sandry. $8.80: Harry L.
White, $4 50; Lora M. Carter,
$4 50; Mary Willis. $4 50; Lelah
Milton, $4.30; Elizabeth Fowler.
$7.00; lone S. Jones, $4 30;
Frank E. Hall, $4.50; Audrey P.
White, $4.80; Myrtle E. Whipple,
$4.50; J. M. Whipple, $4.50; C.
W. Isaacs, $4.88; Ina Parker,
$4.88; Edith Cox, $14.88; Made
line Nowlin, $4.88; H. F. Barrett,
$4.88; Pauline Crocker, $4.13;
Viola Kershaw, $4.13; Bernice
Ashpole, $4.13; Florence L. imv
mons. $4.13: Oroha LeSchensky,
$4.13; Geo. AIcDonough, $7.90;
Leola Rice, $6.00; S. S. Abbott,
$11.00: Albert Straus. $6.00;
Blanche Hanscomb, $6.00; Har
old Crump. $7.74: Irene r.
Crump, $5.44; W. A. Scott, $5.44;
Chas. Dunford. Jr.. $5.44; Vieva
Saltmarsh, $5.44; May E. Strat-
tan, $4.70; JLoVelia M. Long,
$4.70; Ethel Lacy, $4.70; Pearl
Williams, $4.70; Edith Coffman.
S4.70: Citv of Talent. $2.00; Roy
Coffman,' $3.00; Thomas J. Bell,
$4.50; Margaret Davis, $4.50; Roy
Coffman, $4.80; Florence Han
lev. S4.50: Lilv May Welburn,
$4.50; Parthena S. Terrill, $4.88;
Helen G. HIgglns, $4.88; Grace
Galbraith. $4.88: Ethel Hart,
$4.88; Margaret Mathes, $4.88;
Howard M. Work, $4.30; Jean
Simmons, $4.80; Mauoe n.
Bailey, $4.50; Margaret Wil
liams, $4.50; Donna Goddard,
$4.50; J. H. Mallery, $4.50; Ben
Jamine S. Swindler, $4.50; How
ard L. Ash, $4.50; Olga F. Brill,
$4.50; Lorraine Abbott, $4.50; I.
H. Howe, $5.00; Joseph J. Hall,
$4.50; Edw. Houston, $7.00; Eva
Segessenman, $4.50; Gay Cham
berlain, $4.50; Frances Miller,
$4.50: Glenn W. Smith, $9.17; E.
H. Taylor, $6.37; H. Cantral,
$6.37; John M. Black, $6.37;
Walter Armpriest, $6.37; Anna
Ruch, $7.00; Edward H. Finley,
$9.37; Ola Copple, $12.17; Fred
Dorn, $6.37; Cary Culy, $6.37;
Myrtle Walker, $8.37; Vie Vin
cent, $6.61; C. F. Smith, $5.81;
M. W. Young, $5:81; Effie J.
Caster. $5.81; Lucy Grissom,
$5.81; Freda Smith, $1.50; E. D.
Thompson, $7.50; M. W. Wright,
$7.50; M. A. Neathamer, $7.50;
F. O. Greenwood, $10.50; Ed
Dimick, $7.50: Neva Moore.
$7.50; Guy Bishop, $2.99; Karl
Kite, $3.00; G. R. Carter, $ .50;
Ina Huson, $30.00; Brophy's,
$9.50; War Bonds, $18.75; War
Tax, $42.00; Jenkins Sign Co.,
$4.00; -National Hospital Ass'n.,
$5.00; Aetna Life Insurance Co.,
$1.53; C. Marion Smith, $12.25;
Clyde L. Smith, $5.00; C. Marion
Smith. $43.30; Clinton A. Smith,
$48.56; State Industrial Accident
Commission, $3.00; Ashland
Chamber of Commerce, $600.00;
Earl S. Tumy, $63.90; Trow
bridge & Flynn, $13.34; Klocker
Printery, $25.40; Frank Shep
herd Company, $10.00; G. R.
Carter, Postage, $7.77; H. Cal
houn, $25.00; Robert M. Elder,
Travel, $58.00: Medford Office
Equipment, $25.00; C. R. Bow
man, Travel, $24.10; Robert M.
Elder, Travel, $62.90; Children's
Farm Home, $30.00: Catholic
Charities, Inc., $45.00; Oregon
Protective Society, $20.00; Mrs.
J. Ekman, $10.00;.. L. Peachey,
$5.00; H. E. Warner, snu-ao;
Clvde Baldcrson. $59.50; Una B.
Inch, Travel, $38.45; Wm. W. P.
Holt, $25.00; C. R. Bowman,
Travel, $44.30; Medford Water
Commission, $50.00: City Sani
tary Service, $5.00;' Kay Litho
graphing Co., $682.26; Earl S.
Tumy, $30.00; Medford Labora
tories, $7.50; War Tax. $1,010 2?;
War Bonds. $387.99; W. L. Bige
low. $10.50;"E. F. Wolter, $3.00;
D. P. Gearv, $10.00; Ivan Farm
er. $7.50; R. L. Hughes. $3.00;
Anton Ring. $5.50; J. R. Wil
liams, $8.50; George Rowden,
$2.50; Geo. B. Dunkln. $5.50;
Norma Jean Wertz, $2.50.
Civilian Defense
Pacific Telephone & Tele
graph, $25.75; Ashland Ration
ing Board, $15.00; Medford Ra
tioning Board, $30.00; Helen
Jackson, $z.oo; war rax,
$18.00; Helen E. Razum. $31.50;
Helen Thompson, $54.00.
Jackson County Library
American Library Ass'n.,
$1.50; The Book Harbor, $2.25;
Doubleday Doran & Co.. $12.72;
The J. K. Gill Co., $24.34; The
Macmillan Co., S .71; Oregon
News Co.. $11.74; Lloyd Halver
son, $15.00; Jeannette L. Thomp
son, '$39.60; Katrlna Runtz,
$32.40; E. Fay Woolsey, $67 40:
Mrs. J. F. Brown. $6.00: Beulah
Dusenborry, $6.00; Belle Hart,
$6.00; Mary Hurst, $8.00; Leelah
Jones, $6.00; Mrs. R. H. Moore,
$6.00; Ella MacDowell, $6.00;
Jewel Routh. $6.00; Mrs. W. D.
Steadman, $6.00; War Tax,
$35.70; State Industrial Accident
Commission, $ .84: Jackson
County Library, $5.67.
Road Fund
Union Oil Companv, $18. 95;
Standard Oil Co.. $6.70; Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph. $2.75;
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph,
$5 30; Medford Plate Glass &
Mirror, $3.11: T. N. Parrett,
$28.00; Woodburv Companv,
$95.42; Hooper's Radiator Serv
ice, $44.50; State Industrial Ac
cident Commission. $168.03
Shell Oil Company. $38.50: Con
tractors Equipment Corp,
$98.78; Cnlvear Motor Sales Co.
$3160: The White Motor Co.,
54 i'H; Pierce Auto Freight Lines,
$8.77: Howard Cooper Corp.,
$352.68; Oregon Nevada Cal.
Fast Freight. $1.14: Woodburv
Company, $64.59; Whito Motor
Company, $7.03; Treasurer of
the U. S.. $304.33: California
Oregon Power Co.. $1.00; White
Motor Company. $18 31; Pierce
Auto Freight Lines. Inc.. $6.44
Woodbury Comnnv. $10.79
White Motor Company, $31.67:
Rogue River Chevrolet. $10.30;
Woodbury Company, $38 60; H.
L,. fritchard Companv, S17.93:
Lynl Hartman. $130.16; Weslev
Hartman. $163.39; C. Z. Boydrn.
$168.73; Leslie J. Shorev, $87.24
George Porter, $2.70; Pierce
Auto Freight Lines, Inc.. $1.97;
Medford Water Commission,
$3.80; Eagle Point Water Com
mission. $2.50; Medford Concrete
Construction Co., $131.60: Litt
rell Parts. $36.36; Hubbard Bros..
Inc.. $60.00: California Oregon
Power Co.. $47.70; L. J. Bigham.
$127.93; W. M. Tetherow.
$143.94; Clarence Baker. $133.50;
H. C. Dooms. $12983; H. C.
Dooms, $33.96; Earl Jones.
$113.83; Jim Mwltt. $163.24;
Percy Haley. $134 38; Elmer
Harnlsh. S145.4T-: W. L. Hurst.
9138.62; Claud Wide, $143.81;
H5ri!
SEGURA WINNER
IN FIRST ROUND
OF TENNIS MEET
Evanston, til., June 27 (U.PJ
S e n o r Francisco "Pancho"
Segura of Ecuador, South Amer
ica went after his third tennis
championship In three weeks
today when he faced Dale
Lewis, Utah State College, In
the quarter finals of the Nation
al Collegiate meet at north
western University.
The bandy-leg ged, dark
skinned "Panch'o" (Spanish for
just plain Frank) said he was
"muy cansado" from his weeks
of hard campaigning, and a
look at Segura plus a peek into
a handy pocked-sized English
Spanish vocabulary, Vol. II,
would Indicate that he meant
he was very tired.
"Pancho" looked anything
but tired, however, as he
stepped onto the court yester
day just after getting off a train
from Cincinnati, where he had
to go five sets to defeat Bill
Talbert, Indianapolis, for the
Tri-state title Sunday.
The volatile Ecuadorian open
ed defense of his NCAA crown
by rolling up 28 points on his
accurate placements to defeat
Richard Warner of Utah, 6-1,
6-3, in his first match after
drawing a bye in the first round.
In other matches, a mild up
set occurred when Bob Lewis,
17-year-old freshman from Utah,
defeated Bob Crawford of Ann
apolis, 7-5, 7-5. Lewis was the
starting guard for Utah's na
tional championship basketball
team this year.
George Drulllner, College of
Pacific, seeded No. 2, had a
tough fight on his hands In de
feating Felix Kelley, Texas
sophomore, 6-2, 10-8. All other
seeded players advanced, In
cluding Harry Llkas, Gonzaga;
John Hickman, Texas; Nick
Buzolich, Pepperdine, and Joe
Willett, Georgia Tech.
PERCY LOCEY NEW
Pullfnan, Washington, June 27
(U.R) The new president of the
northern division of the Pacific
coast conference is Percy Locey,
director of athletics at Oregon
Slate College.
The conference president. Earl
Foster, Washington State Col
lege graduate manager, announ
ced Locey's election at the recent
conference meeting at Hood Riv
er, Oregon.
Elected secretary was Babe
Brown, director of athletics at
the University of Idaho. He suc
ceeds Anson Cornell, director of
athletics at the University of
Oregon
11
BIG FOUR" ARE
Chicago, June 27 U.R Golf
dom's "big four" Harold Mc
Spaden, Byron Nelson, Sammy
Byrd and Craig Wood who
have won a total of $53,973 in
war bond prizes In 1944 tourna
ments gained the spotlight to
day as favorites In the Victory
National competition which
opens at Edgewater Golf club to
morrow. In the Victory open tourney.
which begins Friday as part of
the four ringed competitions
rolled Into one. this foursome
will be shooting for $3000 In war
bonds, with extra cash to be add
ed to the prize later,
Vf Mall Tribune Wn Ada.
Art Boggls, $95.20; C. I. Bourne,
$126.21; W. J. Burbidge. $72.68:
J. A. Bitterling, $33.80; Robert
Craig. $183.26; Chas. Dooms
$73.85: R ,N. Finney, $33.37; Les
ter Harris. $3.36; Robert W. Hall,
$31.93; Melvln Hall. S60.ll:
Arthur Hinkle. $11.38; Thomas
Hora. $144.17: Oscar Lewis
$108.84; S. F. Long. $183.69;
Ellas J. McNerney, $76.55: Joe
Miller, $128.01; Joe Miller, $5.40;
D. O. Modrell, $56 07; W. W
Phillips. $165.24; R. J. Rlna
harffer .tRQ Ifl- Hnrrv W Kernff.
gin, 3.87; Jack Thrasher.
$105.93: Thomas Layman, $35 28
Edw. H. Tiittle, $165 24; Alfred
L. Tye. $65.87: A. Wattenberg.
$177.69; Kenneth Wattenberg,
$193.66; Harvey Wright. $64.32.
NITE BASEBALL
8:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY
CRATERS vs. WPRC
PLAY-OFF FOR FIRST HALF CHAMPIONSHIP
Adm. SOc, Inc I. Ti Service Men Free
ZIVIC DEFEATEO
"BY TOW BELL
Pittsburgh, June 27 U.R
Tommy Bell rang up his 38th
consecutive victory last night on
a split 10-round decision over
Pvt. Frltzle Zlvic of the army air
corps, the ancient gladiator, who
once wore the world welter
weight crown.
Before this bout at Forbes
Field, 31-year-old zlivic was pub
licized as the man for whom the
bell would toll, because young
Tommy had knocked out 28 pre
vious opponents. Bell, weighing
149, was the 2-1 favorite.
But the crowd of 10,018 cash
customers was pleasantly sur
prised at the stiff opposition pro
vided by Zlvic, who registered
an unprecedented 158 pounds on
the scales, and who was rusty
after an absence of three months
from the ring. Two of those
months were spent In the army,
from which he is on a brief
furlough.
Bell, although 10 years young
er than Zivic, had to come from
behind in the closing sessions
to win.
BEAVERS TO PLAY
By United Press
With seven clubs crowded In
to the first division, the Pacific
Coast league pennant chase re
sumes tonight, highlighted by
the clash of the first-place San
Francisco Seals and runner-up
San Diego Padres In the bor
der city.
The Seals hold a 2Vi-game
lead over San Diego, and a 3
game margin over the third
place Oakland Acorns. Holly
wood. Los Angeles, Portland and
Seattle are deadlocked for
fourth, 3VS games behind San
Francisco.
Oakland entertains Portland,
while Hollywood visits the Sac
ramento Solons. 8V4 games off
the pace but victors in their last
week's series with the Seals, 5
games to 2. Seattle and Los An
geles are Idle today, with a-dou-ble-header
scheduled for the An
gel park tomorrow.
ELK SEASON WILL
.1
The state game commission,
meeting In Portland over the
week-end, made only one change
in dates of hunting seasons ten
tatively set two weeks earlier,
Kenneth G. Denman, a member
of the commission, said upon his
return to Medford.
The open season on elk will
be from Nov. 1 to Nov. 30 instead
of from Nov. 4 to Nov. 30, as
originally scheduled, Denman
stated. AH other open season
dates were confirmed by the
commission.
The open season on pheasants
will be from Oct. 14 to Nov. 5 In
Jackson, Josephine and Douglas
counties, and on California or
valley quail during the same
time. The deer season will run
from Oct. 1 through Oct. 31.
T
TILT WEDNESDAY
In the first night game of the
season, the Medford Craters will
clash with the Western Person
nel Reassignment Center club at
the fairgrounds park Wednesday
at 8:30 p. m.
A victory for the Craters will
give them the Medford-Comp
White league pennant. If the
WPRC wins, however, the round
robin playoff series will end In
a triple tie among those two
teams and the Station Hospital
and further action will be neces
sary In order to determine the
championship. The playoff series
stand as follows:
W,
Craters 1
Hospital 1
WPRC 0
L. Pet
0 1.000
1 .500
1 .000
, PLACED IN 2 K
Pittsburgh. June 27 -OI.R
The Pittsburgh Pirates' hopes to
retain their second-place spot In
the National league were
strengthened today when It was
learned that Catcher Al Lopez
and Pitcher Nick Strincevkh had
been notified by their draft
boards of 2-A classification.
Sports Scribes "Sold" For
War Bonds At Boxing Match
. By Jack Cuddy
United Press Staff Correspondent
' Pittsburgh, June 27. (U.R) An innovation in selling war bond
was presented at Forbes field last night during the Zivic-Bell box
ing show. Between preliminaries, highest bidders in bonds were
able to secure the services of well known Pittsburg sports writer
for a day or nignt of menial or screwball services. . -
Although -the
unfortunate
writers volunteered to be "sold'
for such services as mowing
lawns, washing dishes, or chauf
feuring, such were not their des
tinies by the time that nationally
famous tobacco auctioneer, L. A.
"Speed" Riggs, completed his
famous radio mumbo-jumbo over
them.
Once Riggs got the abashed
scribes into the ring, he promised
the fans A-N-Y-T-H-I-N-G If they
would bid high enough. These
lads were adept, he proclaimed,
in washing babies' didles, clean
ing stables, digging ditches, col
lecting butterflies, washing 10th
floor windows, etc.
Accordingly bond bids reached
$10,000 or more for three of the
somewhat-horrified gentlemen of
the press Chet Smith, sports
editor of the Pittsburgh Press; Al
Abrams, boxing writer of the
Pittsburgh Post -Gazette; and
John L. Hernon of the Trl-State
news bureau. These lads will
have some lively moments dur
ing the next week when their
"buyers" demand services ac
cording to specifications.
Nazi Buzz Bombs
Nothing New Says
Yankee Scientist
Washington, June 27 (U.RV
An American scientist who in
vented one of the first rocket
bombs 25 years ago said today
that the new German winged
bomb now vaunted as the Nazi
secret weapon is "neither new
nor secret" and indicated' that
this country has developed the
same type of bomb and a defense
against it as well.
Dr. Charles F. Kettering, head
of the National Inventors' Coun
cil and associated withflhe Gen
eral Motors' Research Corp., De
troit, was disclosed today by the
Office of War Information to
have filed application on Aug.
25, 1919, for a patent of "an
aerial torpedo, that is a self-propelled
airplane carrying a large
charge ot explosive . . ."
In an interview today, Ketter
ing said that military security
prevented him from revealing
any American development of
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Schenley
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rocket bombs, but he added:
"If we had brains enough 25
years ago to develop such a
weapon, don't think that wa ve
gone into our dotage now'
RESUME FOOTBALL
New York, June 27 (U.R)
Phillip Badger, chairman of New
York university's board of ath
letic control, today said that the
school, which dropped football
in 1942, would field a team this
year with a program "geared to
wartime conditions."
. OKLAHOMANS PAY UP
Oklahoma City (U.R) Okla.
homans paid $88,630,991.38 In
federal income taxes during
1943, It -was reported by the
University of Oklahoma business
bulletin recently. The state
bureau of internal revenue was
the authority for the statement
and it was also added that the
amount paid last year was over
$30,000,000 more than was paid
by Oklahomans in 1942.
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