Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 17, 1945, Page 10, Image 10

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    TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNfc
Your Health and It's Care
B7 OR. WILLIAM BRADY M.D.
Redr ihould ddrli tnqulrie to: Dr William Brady.
265 CI Camine Bavarly Hillt. Calit.
FISHING DAYS
For years we have enjoyed
your articles. They are always
entertaining reading, never
leave a m o r-
bid or anxious
alter effect
and we have
derived a lot
of good from
your teach
ings. You are
the kind of fel
low the writer
would like to
have as com
panion on a
fishing trip
Dr. Brady once in a
while. (A. L. J.)
Thank you for the Invitation,
sir, but fishing . . . never again
A few years before the war
we stopped along the highway
there one afternoon to watch
the salmon climbing ladders
That is a wonder I just couldn't
believe till I saw it same as
the taking off of a big airplane
One fish which must have
weighed fifteen pounds, over
shot and flopped out on a plat
form above the ladder. In a jif-
fv some youths waiting there
clubbed the fish to death and
bore it off (the laws, If any, not
withstanding). Any one who knows the life
cycle of salmon will understand
why I have dreamed of that bit
of cruelty many times since it
happened.
I was cured of hunting on the
first and last occasion I went
hunting. A man who took me
along was anxious that I should
bring home something from my
first hunting trip, so he carried
a ferret (which was against the
law, but quite the custom in
that neck of the woods). When
he found a likely look frig hole
he would load his shotgun, stand
ten feet away, send the ferrit In.
and when the rabbit appeared
blaze away at the bunny. Yet
that man was In all ordinary re
spects a kind gentle and most
likeable chap.
Killing purely for sport Is not
my notion of recreation or pleas
On the Radio Chain
STATIONS
Chain affillsUoD and wbiri they
are on the dial.
KAt.a (MBS) 1310. Portland; KKX
(ABC) 1190, Portland. Kill) (ABC)
10. Han frani-lsco, KGW (NBC)
;o Portland. KJR (AHC) looo
Seattle KNX (t'BHI 1070 Los An
geles, KOA (NIIC) 150. Denver,
K1N (CBS) 70 Portland, KOMO
(NilC 050, Seattle. KI'O fNHC)
Ssn Francisco: KSL (CDS) 1160, Ball
Lake llty
Time Shown is PWT.
FRIDAY
8:00 p m Terry and Plratea, ABC:
OK Fot Release. NBC; Sam Hayea
News. MBS.
Ml p m nicR Tracy ABO. Rupar.
man MBS: Betty and Bob. NBC.
5 30 p m. Jack Armstrong. ABC;
News CBS; Ion Mix. MUS
8:43 o. m. Etmer Peterson Commen
tary. NBC; Raymond Swing, ABC;
Night Nawa Wire. MUS: News. CBS.
6 00 p m News. ABC: Cahrlel Heat
ter, MUS: Walls Time, NBC; Jerry
Wayne Show, CDS
0:18 p. m. Real Life Stories, MBS.
8:30 n. m. People Aro funny, NBC;
Those Websters. CBS; The Sheriff,
ABC: Spotlight Bands. Mns.
7:UO p m Ounntnaer Show, NBC.
' Man from G-3. ABC; Kay Bulger Show.
CBS.
7 IS p m Newa MBS
7:30 p m Hollywood Preview, CBS;
l.one Ranger. MBS: Bill Stern, NBC;
Johnnie Russell. ABC
S.-kj p m I'lghta MBS: Man Named
Jordan CBS; Supper Club, NBC. Tim
Is your FBI. ABC
lllom Fleetwood Lawton. NBC
Eddie Stona Orch CBS.
8 -10 p m Correction Pleas. NBC; It
Pars to be Ignorant, CBS; Roseland
Ballroom Orchestra ABC.
8 00 p m Night Editor. NBC: am.
ba.sadnt Hotel, ABC; News, MBS; Al
drlch Family, CBS.
0 1.1 0 m Cited tor Valor. NBC
-3l p nv Adventures of the Thin
Msn IBS. News. ABC; Freedom ol
Opportunity. MUS; Josa Bethencourt
Orchestra. NBC.
Iti.ou p m Fulton Lewi. Jr., MHS
News. NBC: Dr Talks It Over. ABC.
10 an p m Orchestra NBC; Orches
it. CBaV ' ..
1 1 (Ml p m. Orchestra. NBC! Or
chestra CBS.
Saturday
00 p m Yomn on Parade. CPS:
Orchestra ABC; rreddle Martin, ABC
Now Tike My Case NBC.
ft 30 p m. Tanglewood Festival.
ABC; Detroit Symphony, MBS; News.
NBC.
.1 43 n m. Newa CBS; Elmer Pater.
eon NBC , .,
0 on r- m Barn Danct. NBC; Your
Hit Parade CBS
8 30 p m Can You Top This' NBC;
Flight to Pacific. AUC
n 43 p m Saturday Serenade
CBS
7 00 p m l Sustain th Wings, NBC:
Hoosler Hop. ABC
7 l) n m Assignment Home, CBS.
7 30 p in Crand Ol- Opry. NBC;
Red Rvder, MBS; Hayloft Hoedown.
ABC
8 no p m Earl American Music.
ABC. America In tne Air. CBS, Truth
or Consequences NBC Chicago
Music "rstlval. MBS
8 30 u m The ounger Generation.
NBC: Leland Stows, ABC; The Twelv
Players. CBS
loo p m Views end Interview.
ABC rhls Is My Story. CBS. Newa.
MBS; News. NBC
IS t m. Dream noat. MBS.
30 p m Now It Can Be Told. MBS.
8 48 p. m Don't You Bellsv It.
CBS
111 00 r m New. NBC: Kay Kan.
teen ABC
1013 p m. Hollywood Barn Dane
CBS
10:43 p m Orchestra. NBC
II (10 p m Orchestra CBS; This
Moving World ABC. Orchestra. NBC
LEGAL NOTICES
Notic.4) of Sal of Ral Property
by Administrator
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Ill the matter of the estate of
WARREN COPPOCK, de
ceased. Notice la hereby K'ven that. In
pursuance of an order of the
Jiidne of the County Court of
the State of OreKon for Jackson
County made on the 24th day of
July, 1845, In the matter ot the
aforesaid estate, the administra
tor of the said estate will, at tne
front door of tha Jackson County
Friday, Aug. 17, 1945
ARE OVER
ure. Not that J m no conscien
tious I believe I might like the
job of killing a few thousand
German "supermen" and Jap
sub-human creatures. But I
have an imagination and it
makes me sick and angry when
I see some sadistic moron proud
ly displaying the deer, the birds,
the fish he has managed to kill
by means of almost automatic
machinery, never by his own
skill.
Now if any reader should take
it into his head to invite me to
accompany him on a hike or a
trip of any kind to study natural
history, or on a walk around
the block to identify birds, trees
or anything of the kind I'll be
delighted just a sec. till I get
my cross-country pipe loaded
It is not abnormal if a young
child catches a little bird, chick
en or bunny and deliberately
kills the creature but it hardly
seems normal when a grownup
derives pleasure from similar
killing of helpless creatures
with his cruel traps, guns, lures
and snares.
QUESTIONS ti ANSWERS
Geography of Goitre
Please name cities in the United
States, preferably In the mltl-wesl.
where people are not incllnrrl to have
goitre. (M. R. H I
Answer T know of no particular
mid-west area where goitre does not
prevail No matter where you live the
way to avoid developing goitre ts by
making sure that you ret an adequate
intake of iodine. Send stamped self
uddresied envelope for pamphlet "The
lodln Ration" (this spelling is mine.)
No Hot Flashes
Is a woman having her menopause
If she still menstruates regularly, has
no hot flashes and such, at 48.
I Mrs. T. P. W.)
Answer Menopause is merely a
name fir the physiological cessation of
menstruation. So the woman you de.
scribe Is not having her menopause.
But don't worry about It anyway. Send
stamped self addressed envelope lor
the pamphlet "The Menopause." which
will reassure you about the so-called
critical epoch or change 01 nie.
Piles Cured
Thank you for the information on
cure of piles. I consulted the doctor
you recommended and he is certainly
(.killed and a fine man. He curcu me
in four painless treatments.
Answer T still say ''It Is Stupid to
Suffer from Plies" and I explain why
in the pamphlet bearing that title,
mailed on written request (no clip
ping, nlease) if you provide stamped
envelope bearing your address.
(copyright lusa oy jonn r. unm v-u.,
Court House at Medford, Jack
son County. Oregon, at the nour
of 10:00 o'clock a. m., on the
4th day of October, 1945, sell at
public sale to the highest bidder
for cash, subject to the confirma
tion of the said County Court,
all the right, title, interest and
estate of the said Warren Cop-
pock, deceased, at the time of his
death, or since acquired by said
estate, In and to the following
described real estate In Jackson
County, Oregon, to-wit:
Lots No. 7 and o, biock i
Dekum's Amended Addition to
the Town of Gold Hill, Jack
son County, Oregon.
Lots No. 12, 13 and 14,
Block 28, Original Townsile of
Gold Hill, Jackson County,
Oregon.
The above real property will
be sold in separate parcels, and
the sale of each and all of the
above described parcels of real
property will be subject to un
paid taxes. Said administrator
reserves the right to refuse any
and all bids.
The date of the first publica
tion of this notice is August 3.
1945.
WILLIAM C AUTENRIETH,
Administrator.
NOTICE
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Jackson County.
In the Mutter of the Estate of
L. W. COGHILL, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Administrator lias
filed his Final Account in the
above entitled matter, and the
above entitled Court has fixed
the 1st day of September. 1945,
at 10:00 o'clock a. m., In the
County Court Room In the Court
House, In Medford, Oregon, as
the time and place for hearing
objections to said Final Account
and the settlement thereof.
HARRY C. SKYRMAN,
Administrator.
Cltrk't Monthly Statement
Jackson County, Ortgon
Julv. 194S
The fnllnwillff is n tnfn,nl '
of the proceedings of the County I
-ouri ot Jackson Countv, Ore-1
Hon, showing a list of claimants !
for supplies and services which
were passed upon during the ,
iiiuutn oi JUiy, im.v
G. R. CARTER,
County Clerk.
Gtneral County Fund
Robert M. Elder, office ex
pense. $20.00: Gloria Houston,
stenographer, $18.85: I.ilv Mill
age, stenographer. $20.70; Rob
ert N. Martin, herd inspection,
$8.00; Pacific Telephone & Tele
graph Co.. telephone. $5.80: Cali
fornia Oregon Power Co., lights,
$123.50; Otis Elevnlor Company,
elevator service, $32.50; Farmers
Automobile Insurance, insur
ance, $7.78: Medford Labora
tories, lab. tests, $9.00; Commu
nity Hospital, lab. tests, $2.00;
Joe J. Jones, sharpening I.awn
mower, $6.00; The A. Lictz Co.,
Complete Factory Approved
SAFETY
ffSv SERVICE
Chrysler Fac
ory Engineer
d and Inspect
d Paris lor
Chrylr
Dodg
Plymouth
Dodg Truck
L G. TAYLOR GO.
1U Bo. Rivcildo Phon 2985
supplies, $13.41; Floyd E. Mc
Kee, bounty travel, S4U.00; De
partment of Agriculture, sealer
ot weights, S2U.72; George W.
Ncilson, postage, $7.00; Office
Stationery Ss Supply Co., sup
plies, So2.15; Gloria Houston,
stenographer, 52B.30; Lily IV.ill
age, stenographer, S26.30' Frank
DeSouza, postage, S50.00; Office
Stationery & supply Co., sup
plies, Sb.10; Robert M. lilder,
travel, S45.75; Calilorma Oregon
r-owcr Co., lights, $1.54; U. C.
Hrescolt, cruising, S49.5U; First
National bank oi Portland, care
ot poor, pbUVB.b'0; Ina liuson,
county compensation, S30.UU; R.
A. Holmes insurance Agency, in
surance, $U1.2b; U. it. Carter,
recording county deed, si.tjO;
Leslie in. Scott, state bounty,
iizw.tiu; Stale Game Commis
sion, stale bounty, $400.00; Ar
thur Jannke, cook, SUa.UU; Lou
ise Jahnke, cook, $85.69; Wm.
Hazelwood, farmer, S8a.B9; Elsie
M. Arnold, nurse, $9(1.49; Bessie
felham, nurse, $100.09; Dora
Wright, nurse, $69.56; Italy Sulli
van, nurse, $22.70; Elsa Walker,
nurse. S29.83; Irma Dinnel, laun
dress, $17.28; Nellie Moore, laun
dress, $5.59; Charles Angle creek
assistance, $3.00; J. C. Foitevint
creek assistance, $3.90; Loyal J.
Smith, Applegate assistant.
$39.92; George W. Daley, Little
Butte assistant, $74.15; Talent
Hatchery, supplies, $60.00; J. C.
Penney Co., supplies, $31.86; D.
R. Sloan, supplies, $25.00;
Greene-Winkler Co., Inc., sup
plies, $17.35; Standard Brands,
supplies, $8.22; Osmund & Com
pany, supplies, $28.48; Medford
Printing Co., county advertising,
$27.90; Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co., machine service,
$79.05; C. Marion Smith, water
master expense, $41.40; Clinton
A. Smith, watermaster expense,
$68.67; Loyal J. Smith, Apple
gate assistant expense, $20.30;
George W. Daley, Little Butte
assistant expense, $26.37; Lily
Millage, stenographer, $26.30;
Don Poling, weed control,
$124.39; J. R. Bierma, repairs,
$2.50; Office Stationery & Sup
ply Co., supplies, $10.85: Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph Co., tele
phone. $38.90; C. A. Mvers, trav
el, $9.50: Andrus H. Smith, trav
el. $29.05; E. M. Wilson, audit,
$60.00; Lester L. Lewis, travel,
$40.00; West Coast Printing &
Binding Co.. supplies. $27.85; G.
R. Carter, postage, $8.78; C. M.
Litwiller. coroner. $5.55; O. A.
Welch, medical services, $5.00;
Robert M. Elder, travel, $40.60:
Children's Farm Home, child
care, $50.00; Boys' & Girls' Aid
Society, child care, $40.00; Pa
cific Telephone & Telcgranh Co.,
telephone, $5.40; Modern Plumb
ing & Sheet Metal Co., supplies,
$5.80: Shaw Surgical Co.. lab
oratory eouipment, $482.46;
Floyd E. McKee, travel, $40.00;
Ashland Printing Co.. county ad
vertising, $26.50; Daniels Robin
son Insurance Agency, bond
premium, $5.00; Medford Water
Commission, water. $50.00; City
Sanitary Service Co., sanitation,
$5.00; National Hosoital Associa
tion, fees, $62.50: G. R. Carter.
trustee, war tax, $1467.75; G. R.
Carter, trustee, war bonds,
S-t.iu.ou; j. u. Penrson. trave
$61.40; Wm. Grenbemer, travel.
-ai.-i;; vern smith, travel,
$110.40; D. V Hastings, travel,
$113.65; Howard Gault, travel,
$27.55; A. P. Sloner. travel.
.i.ia; nuoDara Brothers, sup
plies, $8.37; Aetna Life Insur
ance Co., fees, $9.96; Robert M.
Elder, travel, $51.02: Kirby J.
Taut, travel, $40.00; Don Cruik
shank, typewriters, repairs,
$2.50: Commercial Printing Co.,
supplies. $93.80; State Industrial
Accident Commission, fees,
$79.57; Medford Domestic Laun
dry, supplies, $2.00; Frideger
Grocery Co., supplies, $22.39: L.
R. Woodward, supplies, $55.80;
Hubbard Bros.. Inc.. supplies.
$20.50; Hubbard Wray Co., sup
plies. $1.70; F. E. Samson Co.,
supplies, $67.85; G. E. Carpenter,
supplies, $15.00; Ashland Laun
dry Co.. laundry, $3.35; Ameri
can Hospital Supply Corp., sup
plies. $8.07: Ashland Creamerv,
supplies. $23.40; Western Oil &
Burner Co., fuel, $19.03; Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph Co., tele
phone, $8.35: California Oregon
Power Co., lights. $31.28: George
M. Treffry, bounty, $2.00.
Civilian Defense Fund
Ashland Rationing Board, ex
penses, $15 00; Medford Ration
ing Board, expenses, $30.00; Pa-1
7:30 to
10:30
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KLCpi CHAIR AS THE
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r-ftl HE G. SHIFTS TO
ciflc Telephone 4 Telegraph Co.,
telephone, $7.75: Florence Lib
by, secretary, $80.10; G. R. Car
ter, trustee, war tax, $19.90.
Jackson County Library
Avon Books, Inc. books, $0.57;
Chicago Library Service, books,
$6.00; Gaylord Brothers, books,
$1.60; The J. K. Gill Co., books,
$16.20; Marjorie Hopkins, ser
vices, $16.02: Imperial Book Co.,
books, $28.85; Oregon News Co.,
books, $14.11; James A. Wil
liams, books, $4.00; The H. W.
Wilson Co. indexes, $75.51: State
Industrial Accident Commission,
fees, $1.08; Jackson County Li
brary, current expense, $4.57.
Road Funds
Layman Thomas, labor $57.93;
Harold Kelly, labor, $21.56; W.
M. Kenyon, labor, $7.04; Fee
naughty Machinery Co., supplies
$49.48; Columbia Equipment Co.
supplies, $62.93; Woodbury Com
pany, supplies, $39.57; Howard
Cooper Corporation, supplies
$133.90; Robert S. Farrell, Jr..
certificates of title. $6.00; H. &
L. Company, supplies, $1.46; As
sociated Lumber Co., supplies,
!. j;oumern i-'acific Co.,
supplies, $233.90; Pacific Tele
phone & Telegraph Co., tele
phone, $2.85; C. G. King, labor.
$11.28; California Oregon Power
Co.. lights, $1.00; Ekerson Paint
& Root store, supplies, $565.00;
Woodbury Company, supplies,
$7.58; R. E. Welch, labor. $23.97;
Percy Haley, labor, $104.26; El
mer Harnish, labor, $134.62;
Claude Wade, labor, $115.58:
Clarence Baker, labor. $150.91:
H. C. Dooms, labor, $159.52; Earl
Jones, labor. $144.42; Jim Mer
ritt, labor. $170.45; L. J. Bigham,
labor. $182.97: Karl Kite, labor,
$156.47; Dennis Lee, labor,
$150.49; H. S a n d v i g, labor,
$156.70; W. M. Tetherow, labor,
$149.14; James W. Barlow, la
bor, $168.97; Hollis F. Beucler,
labor, $164.49; Arthur It. Boggis,
labor $141.92: Chester I. Bourne,
labor, $187.85; W. J. Burbidge,
labor, $129.61: Robert Craig, la
bor, $177.84; Charles Dooms, la
bor. $164.52: Robert N. Finney,
labor, $146.70; Joseph L. Harris,
labor. $161.15: Thomas Hora, la
bor. $147.42: Keith E. Johnson,
labor, $03.42: Oscar C. Lewis,
labor, $122.84; Emil J. Linvik,
labor, $152.39; Joseph R. Miller,
labor, $175.42; David O. Modrell,
labor, $167.83; W. W. Phillips,
labor, $185.79; R. J. Rinabarger,
labor, $194.19; Thomas Roseber
ry, labor. $143.04; Harry W.
Scoggin, labor. $136.12; Loyal J.
Smith, labor, $55.52: D. M. Solo
mon, labor, $156.70; Layman
Thomas, labor, $118.59; Jack
Thrasher, labor. $39.95: Harold
Tollc, labor, $169.71; Edward H.
Tuttle, labor. $185.79; Alfred L.
Tye, labor. $181.22: A. T. Wat
tenberg, labor. $90.03; White Mo
tor Co., supplies. $1.23; H. L.
Pritchard Co., supplies, $12.84;
Howard Cooper Corp., supplies,
$19.23; Columbia Equipment Co.,
supplies, $9.00; California Ore
gon Power Co., lights, $40.70;
Littrell Parts, supplies, $96.60;
Medford Service Station, sup
plies, $279.18; Medford Concrete
Construction Co., supplies,
MU4.ia; Dawson tlectnc, sup
plies, S0.U4; Whittle .Transfer
Company, transfer, $7.80; Eagle
Point Water Commission, water,
$2.50; Porter Lumber Co., sup
plies. $1.44: Modern Plumbing
& Sheet Metal Co., supplies,
$8 00; McCoy Machinery Co. sup
plies. $1.89; L. C. Taylor Co.,
supplies. $1.08 Hubbard Bros.,
Inc.. supplies. $212.30: Medford
Water Commission, water, $6.25;
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a m except Sunday Phone
day time 5300: night 9101
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Lyal Hartman, labor, SI 44.67:
Wesley Hartmna, labor, $165.99;
Claude C. Holmes, supplies,
$749.20; City of Ashland, water,
$2.50; Medford Plate Glass &
Mirror Co., supplies, $6.81: Co
lumbia Equipment Co., $26.10;
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Co., telephone, $5.90: Older Tire
Exchange, supplies, $140.85; Of
fice Stationery & SuodIv Co..
supplies, $0.85; Medford Station
1 cry Store, supplies, $2.20: Stand
i ard Oil Co. of Calif., supplies,
! $431.49; Woodbury Company,
Chalker's Motel & Lodge
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supplies. $194.86; National Hos
pital Association, fees, $57.50;
Aetna Life Insurance Co., fees,
$20.91; G. R. Carter, trustee, war
bonds, $787.50; G. R. Carter,
trustee, war tax, $811.55; State
Industrial Accident Commission,
fees, $248.00.
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Music by
Smokey, Danny & Blacky
Open Every Nits Except Tues.
Open 8 p.m. Sunday 7 p.m.
Managed and Operated by
Smokey Stansberry
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Crossword Puzzle
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1 Ftogc
6 Great hipplnesi
11 - atony
12 Stretcher
14 Son o! Mtled
I J Place earlier
date on
11 Musical not
1ft Ooat'c cry
JO Snow vehicle
21 Oriental coin
J2 Grieve
H Anthropoid
)5 Emmet
26 Law
)8 "Missouri
canaries"
50 Sofa
32 Girl's name
34 Maiden
37 Edge
38 Sermon (abbrj
39 Inland ea ot
Asia
40 Down (Pr.l
41 Spruce
43 Petltlon
44 Electrical anil
45 Letter
4ft Right worthy
fabbr.l
49 Style oi coal
51 Weight (pi.
63 Flnserteas glovei
54 Noli
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ANSWER TO
PREVIOUS PUZZLI
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1 Narrow stretch
of water
2 Cerium lymt.l
J High mountain
4 God of Kit
5 Clergyman
6 Sward
7 Came to earth
8 Adherent of
9 Street rabbr.l
10 Goddess of moon
11 Stupid persons
(slang)
15 Raves
16 Dependent
persons
19 Garlanda
21 Salt mar en
S3 And others lLatf
27 Grapefruit
25 Mother
29 Bear star
SI College- office?
32 Tree
33 Crown
3S Evergreen RhrtTb
38 Swings from sleV
to side
38 Arouses
42 Fasten firmly
45 Salamander
46 Fondle
47 England (abbr.f
50 That is tabbr.
M Calcium (svmb.1 '
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