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CtCTK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT CT COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS I J, JACKSON COUNTY. UIUUUH ,m December. 1919 m The following 1 a statement of Uie .proceeding! of the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and showing ' r- service which were passed upon dur t Ing the month of December, 1949 as required by Chapter 131 of 1947 Sei- .Ion Laws. o r carteRi County Clerk. Ovarwidth andor Overheight Traiu- J' to nation Permit issued to the follow ng: C, L. Dodge, Guy Cox, Bullis Truck Lines, Johnson Truck Lines. Payment of sheep killed by dogs ' to following pepole: O. O. Hull, Grace ; Dawson, Don and Bella Albini. Ordered that certain lands hereto- fore acquired by Jackson County be old and conveyed to the following: Dan Haas, Carberry Mill, John Pierce, . Nate H. and Hazel E. Smith, Ben Dierks Lumber Company, Inc. rtrtinr nmini7 Certain CountV Roads, I approved by Court. uraer cancelling tax una imw"- ment Contract 1178 between Lester ; Stephens and Grace Stephens, et ux. and Jackson County, approved by the Court. County Hospital report for month of November and December approved ; by the Court. Order purchasing approximately 66 acres of land, consisting of Roads, v Stockpile Site, and Gravel Pit Site at camp wniie. uregon, irum nits vjch mra fiarvirei Administration. War As- aets. U.S.A., approved by the Court. , Order filing plat of Rogue Valley I Estates Subdivision, approved by the Court. Appointment 01 aaarceue eryam, rtot-mtv Shoriff. annroved bv the ? Court. iorrciponacnie 10 nn. naniv, i' Messn. Emorv At Bohm. and Mr. R. H. time from December-is. imu io cd ruarv 15. 1950. on Jackson County 4 Farm Home. i ' Resolution and Order accepting J dedicated roads In Edmonds Subdi- m vision as county noaaa. tv Auditor's reoort for month of No vember approved by the Court, nrrifar fivine Do license fee for iqro St 11.50 with Density of S2.00 j for those delinquent, approved by S the Court. sheriff pmi.nnnual reoort for months ending June 30, I9a approved by the Court. nrrir riom-intr title nn lands nere- $ tofore acquired by Jackson County Viv ihM Tourt. Clerk's annual statement ending June 30. 1849 approved Dy ine touu. Clerk's monthly statement for De-o.mhM- nnnroved bv the Court. Appointment of E. Hoj1"1 R, Deputy onerm, j txt,t inriMmnitv be nald for diseasea came siaugmeisu iu r.PNRB AT. COUNTY FUND Medford Public Library, retirement contributions, $42.40; John mcnara, 4nVi tionn Pnnl W Haviland. cost- age, $7.00; R. D. Liles. travel, $20.85; jtennem nnapp, uvci, L. Warren, travel. $39.35; J. M. Cam. travel, $38.10; Dr. Walter W. Weller, hri InanatMinn S2R0.S0: CarlOS W. Morris, coroner fees, $885; Pacific Telephone & Teieprapn (o.. icicpiiuw, $11.00; Medford Printing Co.. adver tising. $42.00; West Coast Printing & Binding Co., supplies. $400.90; Trow bridge it Flynn Electric Co.. supplies. 832 93; Clair Norris, extra help. $25.06; Don Berrv, travel, $50.45; The Acorn Press, supplies. $19.30; Office Station ery it Supply Co., supplies, $14.65; I. G- Neevel. supplies and rent. $24.17; Medford Office Equipment Co., sup plies, $47.80; Ashland Pdinting Co., W. river tlslna. $76.50: C. A. Myers. travel, $24.30; The Acorn Press, sup- rilies, $16.43; commercial rnnung nc, supplies. $212.90; Dr. O. A. Welch, services, $5.00; Western Oil & Burner Co., supplies. $509.15; Hubbard Bros.. Inc.. supplies, $3.14; City Sanitary Krv,ri Co.. services. $6.50: Ernest A. Stamm, repairs, $13.00; Medford Water Commission, water, $60.00; Grange Co-op. Supply Association, supplies. $102.25; Western Union, time service. $6.25; inaepenaeni ituck wne, cm rtfl' VoIIpv R final r Shoo. SUD- plies, $15.50; George Yockel, supplies. $39.30; Southern Oregon Livestock Auction Co., supplies, $52.00; Hubbard Brothers, Inc., supplies, $1.78; Barn ard s, supplies, $3.ua; TaDie hock fee Co., supplies, $14.70; Surge Dairy Kunnlv. siiDnlies. S3.45: Gill Bros. Seed Co.. supplies, $2.35; Tractor Sales & Service Inc.. suDDlies. $12.37: Ashland rronmprv. minn lie S27.00: J. C. Pen ney CO.. inc., supplies, ifi.u; r . a. Samson Co., supplies, $6.30; Tide Water Associated Oil Co.. supplies, $11.03; Medford Mall Tribune, supplies. $1.50; Dale Momany. supplies. $2.76; Harold Wainscott. supplies, $13.08; Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co., equipment, $49.65; Physicians & Hospital Supply Co.. equipment, $149.50; Trowbridge & Flvnn Electric Co.. equipment, $246.82; California Oregon Power Co.. lights, $39.04; Western OH & Burner Co.. supplies, $613.87; Brownie's Plumbing V Heating Co., repairs. $10 27; Central Drug, supplies, $34.74; Office Station ery & Supply Co., supplies, $17.10; American Cyanamid Co., supplies, $14.22; Harold ,Wainscott. supplies, S6 88; Shaw Surgical Co., supplies, $14.14: Medford Pharmacy. Inc., sup plies, $21.12; Western union, teiegram, S4.06; American Laundry, services, $19.77; Monarch Seed & Feed Co., auoplies. $.75; Medford Printing Co., advert is inc. $8.40: Fred Kelly, bailiff. $10.00; Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., telephones, $i03.iu; crater noiei, aid to veterans. $8.00: Luman Bros. Market, supplies. $120.00; K locker rnntery, supplies, .ij.zo; meaiuru Stationery store, supplies. juu; n I,. Lydiard. herd inspection, $280.00; WmI Coast Printine & Binding Co supplies, $36.10; Office Stationery & Supply Co., supplies. S2.00; Ashland Printine Co.. Inc.. suDDlies. $201 .25; Commercial Printing" Co.. Inc., supplies. &28.40; western union, telegram, u; Meat Center, supplies, $19.43; Cali fornia Pacific Utilities Co., supplies, $11.80; Beck's Bakeries, supplies, $24.77; Mason, Ehrman fie Co., supplies, $50.77; Pacific Fruit & Produce Co., jppliei, $12.93: Bates Candy Co., sup ply's, $6.12; Campbell's Dairy, sup rlies. $11.60: Anders Photo Shoo, sup plies, $5.03; Trowbridge & Flynn Elec tric Co., supplies, $6.76; Medford Sur plus store,. supplies. $4. as; jonn men ard, supplies, 520.00; The Acorn Press, suuDlies. $35.35: Western Union, tele grams. $5.77; John Richard, travel. mJ HS' H-rnrt VPttnn. mild ram S.3U.UU. .frithnlii ChnrltiM Top rhtlrl care. 30.65: Children's Farm Home, child care, $25.00: Albcrtina Kerr Home. child care. $5.00; Boys & Girls Aid Society of Oregon, child care, $27.90; California Oregon- Power Co.. lights, $177.80; S. C. Jones & Sons, bond premium. $5,00; Medford Hotel, jury meals, $22.40; Public Employes Re tirement System, contributions, $2, 405.01; Trowbridge & Flynn Electric Co.. supplies. $84.10: Otis Elevator Co., elevator Inspection. $5.80: Gregg Pub lishing Co.. supplies. $4.80; Pacific l eiepnone & leiegrapn to., xeie- E hones, $160.55: Sydney Nelson, extra elp. $72.21; Grange Co-op. Supply Association, supplies. $06 80; Frances Tamney, supplies. $70.00; Standard Brands Incorporated. ' $13 30: Gro ceteria Supr Food Market, supplies. $37.39: Mason, Ehrman & Co., supplies. $53.39: Charles L. Coyle, M D., serv ices, $55.00: Ina Huson. county com pensation. $30.00: Delpha Offcnhichet secretary, $162.41: Clifford L. Howard, court reporter. $261.18; Elizabeth Shai on Hayes, secretary. S84.68; Nydan Nell, chief deputy, $17966: Barbara Maria Ross, deputy. St53.BG: WUda Laurene Deenin, deputy, $154.95: Bet tie Jeanne Wymore. deputy. $170.05. Laura Marx, deputy. $170.05; Helen Duean. deptitv. $180.13: Afton Carter, deputy, $167.03; Thelma C. Mclntyre, deputy, $161.75: Dora A. Hergmann, deputy, $146.19; Dorna M. Smith, deputy, $153 96: Orpha Leschensky. deputy, $158.27; Lois LaVonne Colton. deputy, $154.49; W. P. Dunlap. deputy. $171.10; Una B Inch, supervisor. $188.59; Margaret Cox. secretary. $173.39; Gertrude Lewis, stenographer. $141.52; Merrill Beneka, custodian. $173.57; Alice Beneka. custodtaness. $68.03; Frank Toews. assistant custo dian, $178.71: Will Sutherland, lire man. $199 49; John Richard, juvenile officer. $277.15; Lucille Foster, secre tary. A. Erin Merkel. M. D., health officer, $721.24: Blanche Frisbie. nurse, $31839; Elizabeth McGalliard. nurse, $310.29; Frances Clink, nurse. $305.29; Ruth Hardy, nurse. $293 59; Walter Sutherland, sanitarian. $353.48; Orie 8 Moore. Inspector. $319.62: Lenore ltes. technic. an, $197 09; Josephine 'Koppes. secretary. $182.43; Caroiyn Davu, assistant secretary , fidi.oi. Tdna Eklof, nurs. $79 61: Zthelmat Handler, nurse. $294 49; Ann namii ton, secretary, $183.88; Donald W. Berry, fruit inspector. $239.01: Charles u. rioiorooK, veterans service oiticcr, $182 29; Violet L. Bottroff, secretary, $129.93: The K locker Printery. sup Dlies. $23.03: Office Stationery & Sup ply Co., supplies. $5.83; Earle E- ricntner. travel, j.uu; i. n. aawiroi, travel. $88 25; De Leigh, travel, $122.05; Kenneth R. King, travel, $62.13; How ard Gault. travel. $72.62: Llnnia Dunl vent, deputy, $176.63; Elva Jennings, deputy, $171.17; Viola Mjoore, deputy, $158.24: Luclla Boenl. dDUtv. $145.30: Frances Liles, deputy, $158.24; Doris Gvanson, deputy. $141.64: Robert Lties, deputy, $199.52; Kenneth Knapp, dep uty, $208.11: Gerald Warren, deputy, $186.98; Julius McCall Cam, deputy. saio.uu; Anarew nawver, oepuiy, $236.52; DeArmond Leigh, deputy, $206.99: L. R. Edwards, deputy, $189.69: Kenneth R. King, deputy, $217.79; Earle E. Fichtner. deputy, $181.46; Donna Hughes, deputy. $189.89: Mar- jorle Brooks, deputy, $177.29; Elva Caster, deputv, $179 23; Verna Elliott, deputy. $158.18; Delia Mast, extra help. $160.83; Gertrude McKay, extra help, $153.48; Marcell Bryant, extra help, $70.44; R. L. Janien, jailer, $163.1 L: Maxine Janzen, cook and matron, $83 aa; sane c ncntner. ex tra help, $34.64; George W. Neilson postage, $3 00; Carlos W. Morris, cor oner fees. $3.00; Office Stationery & Supply Co., supplies, $4.85; Medford Stationery Store, supplies, $4.83; Char les D. Holbrook. travel. $9 85; George W. Neilson, travel. $30.00: Medford Mall Tribune, advertising, $3.00; Earl i. newory. license, aa.ug; Lorens CO. supplies. $3.10: Pacific Supply Co operative. suDDlies. $50.50: Moore Ham ilton, box rent. $3.00; Guy Bishop, gauge reader, $2.97; A. J. Boulter, gauga reaaer. s.S7; opal M. Pruitt, clerk. 8192.91: Clinton A. Smith watermaster. $234.17; C. Marlon Smith, hydrographer, $219 78; Medford Print ing Co.. Inc., advertising, $42.00: Clin ton A. Smith, expenses. $52.10: C. Marlon Smith, expenses. $21.80; O. C. Maust. superintendent, $167.57; Susie c. Mftusi, assistant superintendent, $151.08; Hannah E. Vick. nurse, $121.13: Ival Hone Blork. nurse SRI si- Bessie Pelham. nurse, $41.52; James crawiora, cook, siob.36; Hose Craw ford, cook. $109.30; Ethel C Belg. laundress, $87.81; William Belg, farmer, $112.71. The following payments are for services of Circuit Court jurors: Vernelta M. Atterbury, $10.00; Betty Allred, $10.00; Elmer Lee Adams, uiu.uu; w neater tuou, S3.U0; w, n Griffin. $10.00: Robert C. Stuhhleielrt S16.00; J. M. Ellen tad. $10.00; Osle morris, aiu.uu, awain Jensen, $3.00; Richard B. Campbell, $10.00: John J. Therres, $10.00; Joyce Bransford, $10.00: Ed Bar J. Link. S.I nn- Rffhnrri R. Crawford. $3.00; Emma E. Bigelow, $3.00; Blanche Powell, $3.00; Harold i-i. wens, aiu.uu; ueimar L. brnim, $10.00. Master Products Co., supplies, $11.75, county cierx or Marion County, serv ices, w.uu; ur. Horace G. Miller, serv ices, $5.00; Dr. W. J,' Stone, $5.00; nri nauonai ann or Portland. Med ford branch, cara of poor, $44,684.25; Georee E. Stacev. miriitntv ftfin on I inn B. Inch, supervisor travel, $32.35; '"ri,rei ivauiryn Bcroerct. nurse, $59.32; James P. Warren, indemnity, $64.00: Medforri PuhHc I.ihrmi-v rm. tlrement contributions, $42.36; Andy Hawver. deputy. $21.88; Hazel Lester, extra help. $165.00; Gerald L. War ren, travel. $45.25; Kenneth Knapp. travel. $45.03; J. M. Cam. travel. Anarew nawver. travel, $44.65 Pacific Telenhona & Telerrn nh fnm. psny. telephone, $34.44: Dr. Walter W. Weller, Indemnity. $208.50; Oregon State Agricultural College, payment for third quarter. $2,621.25; Office owiunery oe supply company, sup- JT -v o. Aioe t.o., supplies, 59.24; C. Z. Boyden, surveys, $81.63; M. E. Bovden. survfiva io at' r. n Plnkham, surveys, $56.43; Donald W. Berry, travel, $31.70; Association of Oregon Counties, dues. $233.78; West . rin,ln Binding Co., supplies. $28.40; G. R. Carter, Trustee, federal tax. f 1,540.89: G. H. Carter, Trustee, state tax, $196.12; Public Employes Retirement S vst m rnnMkMtnM. 5933.38; Aetna Life Insurance Co.. In-' uiauie, ,o.oj; national HosplUl As sociation, fees, $94.50; Oregon Physl. clans Service, fe. aiaTn stB.. i. dustrlal Accident Commission, insur. ance, S85.2I: Ashland Printing Co., , COUNTY LIBRARY 7 n""d,a,ed rr!lflhtways. freight, f 7i?2i. ilylord Brothers, Inc., supplies, $10.70: The J. K. Gill Co., books, $7.23; Evelyn Graham. tti,l tn in. . Haiel p. Jane,, mngaslnes, $73.00; The Macmlllan Co., books, $16,11; Blanche Powell, magazines, $46.03; Stamper warren Lund QUIst. scrviri.. cm 41. t Thompson., services, '$103.87; Nora Jana McKay, services, $132.51: Evelvn i.ronam, services, $122.62; E. Fay vices, nu. w. Mrs. Helen Armpriest, services. $6 93: Mrs. Beulah ""..ruuer.v. services, $8.93; Mrs. J. F Brown, services, $6.93: E. A. Hlldreth ?ervlc.e,?V,,$6 ?3: Mr'- Alt Estes, u S93VM.r,'- Ione ,one". rvices. S8.B3, Mrs. R. H. Moore, services. $6.93; Mrs. Jewel Routh. .ru4 a 04. W. D. Steadman. services, $6.93: State industrial Accident Commission, in !T.tUc,$1 62: G' R- Carter, trustee, withholding tax. $30.60; G. R. Carter, trustee, stale tax. $B12: Public Em ployes Retirement System, contrlbu- lions." $35.90: JackSOn Coiintv T.lhrarv road nmn - G. R. Carter, Trustee, federal tax. $1,583.10: G. R. Carter, Trustee, state tax. ,203. 13: public Employes Retire ment System, contributions, $1,458.04: National Hospital Association, fees, $152.25: Aetna Life Insurance Co.. insurance. $17.85; State Industrial Ac cident Commission, insurance, $584.89; Medford Concrete Cnnstriictinn rn Inc., supplies, $235.25: Colvear Motor sales Co.., supplies, $296.68; Hubbard Bros.. Inc.. supplies. $20.95; Eagle Point Water Commission, water. $2.50; Med- iora MiuworK Co., supplies, $43.21 Trowbridge & Flvnn Electric Co.. sun. plies. $283.68; Medford Water Com mission, water, $6.10; Young's Service Shop, supplies, $3.20: Cullen Motor it Implement Co., supplies, $32.21; City of Gold Hill, supplies. $1.80: Timber Products Co., supplies, $20.00: Barnes nevroiei, supplies, 4U.lo; aeioy Glass Co., supplies, $26.60; L. C. Tay lor Co., supplies, $13.33; City of Ash land, supplies, $3.00: California Ore gon Power Co., supplies, $78.60: Lor enz Co., suDDlies. S47.98: Crater Lake Machinery Co., supplies. $19.12; The a. ueu uo., supplies, $45.11; Loggers Sc Contractors Machinery Co., sup. plies, $40.66; Gunderson Bros. Engin eering Corp.. supplies, $71.28; Colum bia Equipment Co., supplies, $302.53; Office Stationery & Supply Co., sup plies. $6.55; Howard Cooper Corpora tion, supplies, $477.91; Littrell Parte, supplies, $174.90; F. F. Burk, supplies. $3.25: Medford Lumber Co., supplies, $630.00: Oregon Liquid Gas Co., sup plies. $46.36; Medford Steel Co., sup plies, $4.72: M. C. Linlnger & Sons, supplies, $104.40; Electric Supply Co.. supplies, $1680: Southern Oregon Bearing Sales, supplies. S1.65: Porter Lumber Co., supplies, $559.15; Depart ment of Agriculture, supplies, $10.00: Keuffel It Esser Co., supplies. $9.35; Nelson Equipment Co., supplies. $40.92; Medford Saw Shop, supplies. $9.80; Gage Electric Motor Service. Inc., supplies, $4 05: Pacific Shop Tow el A Supply Co.. supplies. $5 00; Med ford Auto Clinic, supplies. $5.42; Fourth Street Repair Shop, supplies, 544.00: Tractor Sales & Service, Inc., supplies. $13.86: Medford Plata Glass ic Mirror Co., supplies. $55.36; Bruce Bauer Lumber Co.. supplies, $30.26: Montgomery Ward & Co., supplies. $15.96: Witham Magneto & Parts Co supplies. SI.52; Medford Service Sta tion, supplies. $897.36; Anderson Ma chinery supplies, $37.86; Smith-Dynge Lumber Co., supplies, $33984; A. Z. "Tubby" Dean, supplies, $1.80; Wood bury Co., supplies, $260.54; Oregon State Highway Commission, supplies. $32.51: Industrial Air Products Co., supplies, $37.94: Moore Steel Service Co., Inc.. supplies. $143.41: Standard Oil Co. of California, supplies. $8.60: Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co telephone, $11.30: Kogap Lumber Sales. Inc., supplies, $83.73; Diesel & Eelectrlc Service, supplies. $7.30; Hooper! Radiator Service, supplies, $36.50: Older Tire & Wheal Exchange, supplies, $506.15; J, At S, Lumber Co., supplies, $179.20: Wimer Market, sup plies. $18.42; Lester L. Martin, serv ices. $19 33: Treasurer of the United States, purchase of land, $1,342.40. Western Oil A Burner Co., supplies, $342.77; Stevens Corporation, supplies $7.42: Elliott Gates Co.. supplies, 360 00: H. L. Prltchard Co.. supplies. 1421.45: Tide Water Associated On Co. suonllr. $.',13.35: The Texas Co.. supplies, Grant Pass Sand i Gravel Co.. supplies, 18 53: Brill Metal Works, supplies, 126 75, Secretary 01 State, license, $1.00: Firestone Storas. supplies. $1616.71; Ole Burreson, serv ices. $36.49: Cecil Smith, services. $56.49; Jess D. Williams, services, $6369; The A. Lletz Co.. supplies, $1.17; Tide Water Associated Oil Com. pany, supplies, $3,013.98. Tha following payments are for services of employes of tha Jackson County Road Department: Howard Hettz. $30.00; Xarl R. Avery, $80.00, John E. Bak, $50.00; Darl W. Barlow, $75.00; Warren J. Barlow. $80.00: James T. Bentley, $50.00; Paul T. Bets, $50.00; Milton M. Boat. $45.00; Ches ter I. Bourne, $23.00; Arne Chrlsten sen, $25.00: Ralph E. Clemans. $50.00; John L. Danford, $50 00; Claude B. Dean, $50.00; Mclvln G. Frick, $75.00; Robert J. Gault, $30.00; Ernest Harris, $50.00: Burnell Hatch, $73.00; Glenn J. Howell, $70.00: Donald E. Johnson, S73.00; Clyde Keeney, $75.00; James O. Keller, $50.00: Earl H. King, $75.00; Thomas J. Kearney, $50.00: Paul R. Lvnch. $78.00: Everett H. Malott, $85.00: Harold C. Meyer. $20.00: Levi G. Monroe, $125.00: Orvllle L. Morgan. $60.00: Llovd J. Mynatt, $65.00: Neal S. Pratt. $75.00; Joseph S. Pruitt, $50.00; Elmer W. Rausch. $70.00: George L. Ray, $60.00; Harry W. Scog gln, $75 00: Donald L. Shearin, $50.00: Frank A. Shipley, $30.00; James M. Stone.' $60.00; Desmond L. Sweet, 540.00; Alfred L. Tye. $3000; Cecil S. Wade, $60.00; Charles H. Walker, $50.00: C. O. Culy, $169.00; A .G. Gamel, $211.41: Lyal Hartman. $223.10; Wesley Hartman, $265.10: Bert H. Hen derson, $136.47; A. E. Johnson, $176.44; Simon Johnson, $238.31: H. R. Lawrence, $198.54: C. R. Rector, $208.32; S. C. Rector. $163.41; Bert H. Henderson, $27.29; John Bak. $71.77; Ernest W. Harris. $77.02; Phillip Lee Burns, $236.01: Wm. Robert Flagg. $335.32: Melvin A. Krows. $289.64: Thos. Roseberry, $46.74; L. J. Shorey. $260.34; Ira A. Spires, $222.22: Allen Wlllcoxon, $19.28; Leonard A. Andrews, $247.67; L. J. Bigham, $263.19: E. L. Brown. $212 98: Ernest Smith, $180.58: Aubrey Stith. $194.95: Earl R. Avery. $148.08: William M. Berkley, $84.85; Darl W. Barlow, $103.88: Warren J. Barlow, $94.04: Jamea T. Bentley. $196.49: Paul T. Bentl. $150.06; Wiley F. Blancett. $208.18; Milton M. Boat, $182.13: Chester I. Bourne, $203.92; Otho C. Chestnut. $211.81; Arne Chrls tensen, $221.31; Ernest M. Christensen, $214.77: Ronald Clark. $197.18: Ralph E. Clemens. $138.76: Delbert J. Clif ford. $235.41: Robert Craig, $222.71: Louis R. Culy, $220.11: John L. Dan ford. $183.07; Claude B. Dean, $180.35; Charles Dooms, $238.55; Wlllard Dooms, $242.42; Fred Dutton, $214.71, Harry F. Ellis, $258.83; Howard D. Ferns, $211.60; Robert N. Finney, $180.99: Fred Foust, $240.22: Melvin G. Frlck. $108.24: Robert J. Gault, $140.96; Lewis E. Ginzel, $259.33; Bur nell Hatch. $142.42: Thomas W. Hora, $208.18; Delbert W. Howell, $239.78, Glenn J. Howell, $142.88; Manley Jacobson. $220.23: Paul C. Jennings, $93.28; Donald E. Johnson, $115.15; Clyde Keeney, $120.17; James O. Kel ler, $143.43; Earl H. King. $140.04; Karl B. Kite, $211.01: Thomas J. Kear ney, $159.67; Oscar C. Lewi,. $181.17: Paul R. Lynch. $99.49; Jerome A. Maehren, $260.90: Everett H. Malott, $139.59; Ralph E. Merrill, $240.30: Harold C. Meyer. $20366; Cecil L. Michael. $228.51: Joseph R. Miller, $252.99; Levi G. Monroe. $121.49; Or vllle L. Morgan. $135.97: Mlrl M. Morse. $258.80; Lloyd J. Mynatt. $155.39: Delbert M. Orgaln, $232.10; Ivan S. Owings, $209.01; Thomas R. Pollock, $154.94; Neal S. Pratt, $156.67: Loren W. Prock, $297.94; Joseph S Pruitt, $144.71: Elmer W. Rausch. $174.33: George Ray. $13TJ)0: Rollie J. Rinabarger, $236.90: Harry W. Scog. gin, $138.28: Donald L. Shearin, $130.13; Frank A. Shipley. $163.89; James M. Stona. $166.37; Haskel J. Stout, $243.25: Jacob R. Studebaker, $224.78; Desmond L. Sweet. $168.18: Harold E. Tolle. $230.67: Alfred L. Tye. $217.57: Cecil S. Wade. $98.07: Charles H. Walker, $127.50: Floyd E Wallace, $231.19: A. T. Wattenberg, $260.58; Albert J. West. $214.40: Mike Yovovlch, $187.00: Percy Haley $226.22: Phillip Hannaford, $239.39; Elmer Harnlsh, $208.28: James I. Lusk, $190.89; James A. Machacek, $201.83; Claude Wade, $197.55; Clarence Baker; $209.78; H. C. Dooms, $219.50; Howard Heltz, 147.99: Earl Jones, $198.36; James Merrilt, $243.76. Union Oil Company, sunolles. $12.15: Llndstrom Bros., Inc., services, $2, 150.60; Barnes Crevrolet, supplies, -22.ai; tne Stevens uorporauon, aup, plies, $20.33. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, MAURICE HUDSON. Corporation Commissioner of the State of Oregon, as required by Sec tion 77-245. O. C. L. A., did on the thirtieth day of December, 1949, re port to me as the Governor of the State of Oregon a list of all of the corporations organized under the laws of the State of Oregon for gain which, for two consecutive years or more next preceding the said thirtieth day of December, 1949, have failed, ne glected or refused to furnish him, the said Corporation Commissioner, any statement required to be furnished under any law of this state, or to pay any license fee required to be paid under any law of this state; and WHEREAS, said report of the Cor poration Commissioner, so made as aforesaid, contains the names of the following corporations which, for two consecutive years or more next pre ceding the date of the report, have failed, neglected or refused to fur nish any such statement or to pay any such license fee, to-wit: DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS A 8t B Lumbar and Building Supply Company: Ada Lumber Co.; Agate Beach Inn: Alpine Amusement Com pany; Alaska Junk Company; Ameri can Ozone Corporation; Amorican Trucking Service Co.: American Wholesale Corporation; Arco Distrib uting Co., Inc.: Arrow Printing Co.: Associated Engineers, Inc.; Ashford's Home Furnishings. Inc.; Associated Lumber Co.; Astoria Clinic: Astoria Flight Service, Inc.; Astorlan Fisher ies Corporation. Berllnera'; Bay City Boat and Con struction Company, Inc.; Babbitt, Inc., C. R.; Basin Warehouse Company; Better Homes Inc.; Beverldge-Hart Construction Co.,: Beyers Lumber Company; Ressonetn & Reaves. Inc.; Bennett Salesbook Co.; Bernardty Tailors and Furriers, Inc.; Bend Hard ware Co.; Blue Mountain Electric, Inc.: Bond Corporation, The; Burns Livestock Commission Company; Burr Motor Co., Geo. F.; C. 4 S Photo Equipment Co.: Cal andor Co.. The; Caterers Inc.: Cas cade Machinery and Sawmill Supply; Casey-Palmer Enterprises, Inc.: Can dy eV Tobacco House, Inc.; Case & Thome, Inc.; Choluteca Honduras De velopment Company; Christensen, Inc.; Child Life Portraits: Chemult Pumice Mines: Clover Mfg. Co.: Cliff's Restaurant. Inc.; Collins Distributing Co.: Cohen Enterprises, Inc., Harry; Colortone Film Recording, Inc.: Col lectors Inc.; Commando Packing Company: Cove Pine Mills, Inc.: Cove Planing Co.; Commonwealth Trading Co., Inc.; Coast Fuel Corporation: Con struction Supply Company; Columbia Gorge Packing Company; Columbia Tag Manufacturing Co.: Columbia Truck Expres,: Columbia Way Cor poration; Cronin Creek Lumber Co., Inc.: Cronholm Mfg. Co.; Curved Ply wood Manufacturing Co. D. S. M. Lumber Co.; Dairy Prod ucts Distributors, Inc.; The Dalles Freight Line, Inc ; Delfel, Inc.! Charles: Delta Insurance Agency: Dlt.i lard Water Co.: Double O Lumber Company Drl-AIrd Corporation 01 America: Dura-Dlstrfbutlng Compan, Inc.; Dura-Distrlbuttng Company, Inc. E & W Trucking Co.; Eagle Tele phone Company, The: East Oregon ,-vieiai rroaucis company; e-ast aioe Plating Works. Inc.; Eggers Pole Com-! pany: Elgin Wood Products: Empire, Printing Co.; Enke's City Dye Works. I Inc. Enterprise Hospital; Ernst Coffee 1 Shop, Inc.: Ernst 4c Hazel Coffee ! Shop: Evergreen Homes, Inc.; Exacta j Scale Models, Inc. Farr-Crampton, Inc.; Film Classics , of Oregon, Inc ; First National Build- j ing Se Investment Co.: Flax and Tow Fibers, Inc.; Font Chong, Inc.; For-f tune Homes. Inc.: Foster Sand & Gravel Company; Tryer's Inc.; Fun Centre. Inc., The; Furnish Investment Company. Gibson Incorporated, Evelyn; Gor don 6c Azarow, Inc.: Golden State Lumber Mills Inc.; Gresham Home Builders Inc: Grand Ronda Machine Shop, Inc. H. M. and H. company: Harper Mercantile Company: Hauck Mfg. 1 Company: Hell's Canyon Lodee. Inc.' on the Enake River; Heaney s Mer- rnanaise, inc.: Hesrlrr ..lanulartunng. Company; Highway Home Company, Hill, Inc. Lloyd M : Hlldeburn ttrm. ber Co., Inc.; House of Hicks. Inc.; Hobbies, Inc.; Hollywood Inveetinent Company; House of LaFontalne, Inc.; Hurd. Inc., C. J. Imperial Service Stations. Inc.: Independent Electrical Corporation; Insulated Steel Homes Corporation. Inland Transit Lines, Inc; Inter, tate Electric Inc, Jorgensen's Danish Bakeries, Inc.; Johnnybob Novelty Co., Inc.; Judd Creek Lumber Co. K it M Investment Co.; KWJJ. Inc.; Kelley Boat Company; Kingwood Canning Co.: Kimble Investment Co.; King Mink Ranch, Inc.; Kline Amuse ment Company. L At S Lumber Co.: Lithocrete, Inc.; Lite-Rock Sales Agency; Loc-Bloo Co.; Lodgepole Plna Products Co., Inc.; Lone Star Lumbar Enterprises; Lund quist Bros., Inc.; Lumbar Industrie,, Inc.; Lyon Van Lines, Inc. M It B Industries. Inc.; M, S and M Properties Corporation; M It W Con crete Producta Co.; Magno-Card Cor poration: Maypat Hydro! Corporation; Maryland-Pacific Cone Co. lOregom: Mikkelson Corporation. The; Miner New Homes Co.; Moore Brothers Lumber Co.: Moore Engineering Com pany: Mobile Lumbar Co.; Modern Laundry. Inc.: Moran Pictures, Inc.. E. Carroll: Mollner-Redfleld. Inc.; Mountain View Supply Company; Mt. Hood Golf It Country Club; Multno mah Holding Co.; Myers Engineering Company. National Electro Producta, Inc.: Na tional Manufacturing Co.,: National Ozone Corporation: National Research Corporation Nicholson Equipment Co.: No-Blaze Chemical Corporation of Oregon: Norse Investment Co.; North Coast Engineers. Inc.: North Myrtle Lumber Corp.: Northern Refrigera tion. Inc.: Northwest Exhibitors Inc.; Northwest Mu,lc Corporation Nutrt tional Products Company. O. K. Lumber Co.; Ocean Lake Amusement Co.: Oregon Construction and Sales Company: Oregon Distrih. utors. Inc.; Oregon Investors Inc.; Oregon Olympic corporation; Oregon Turkey Hatcheries Inc. Panelith Construction Co.; Parker Investment Co.; Pan-Paclflc Distrib utors, Inc.; Patch-Pack Company: Pa cific Northwest Lumber Co.; Pacific Paving Co.: Phoenix Lumber Manu facturing Co.; Phillips Tutch-Latch Company: Pioneer Log Construction Inc.; Ply-Metal Company Plastic Pol ish Co.: Port Orford Lumber Company; Portland Furniture Center. Incorpor ated: Portland Lounge & Chair Co.: Portland-Philippine Trading Company; Portland Sun, Inc.: Public Market Company of Portland. R. B. 81 R. Lumber Co.; Ray Estate, Incorporated; Ray and Fusby, Inc.: Ratnway Sprinkler Systems, Inc.; Re mill Co.: Rcimann Furniture Mfg. Co.; Rex Mortgage Loan Company, The; Rex Petroleum Transport; Rite Way Cleaners; Rose-Air, Inc.; Royaliui Builders, Inc.; Rowan Co., Bruce O.: Rocket Distributors Inc.: Roadway Wholesalers; Rogue River Valley Can ning Company; Rusty's Farms, Incor porated; Rulus Water Works, Inc. . S. It M. Mfg. Co.; Safety Boat & Cabinet Co.; Salem Professional Bas ketball Club, Inc.; Schulz a. Company. Inc.: Schulz and Lumpkin Plumbing It Heating Co.; Seward Avenue Green houses; Service Drug Stores, Inc.: Share Abundance, Inc.: Shafer Co.: Shroyer Logging Co.. George: Smart's Auto Freight Co., Inc.: Snow Mountain Lumber Co.: Stein, Builder, John F.; Sture Logging Company; Standard Warehouses. Inc.: Surftlde Motors. T. 8c H. Corporation; Terminal Cleanera It Dryers: Tha'-Mar School of Dancing: Ttlla-Craft Wood Products. Inc.; Tllman Navigator, Inc.; Tik-Tok. Inc.; Townslte Company, The; Travl Homes, Inc.: Tri-State Distributing Corporation; Truck Auto Service Com pany. Inc.; Twentieth-Century Engi neering Corporation. Umpqua Forest Industries; Umpqus Lumber Company; Union Station Cams. Vap-O-Lec Corporation: Veterans inc.; voice 01 American women, nw. Vocational Industries Corporation. Wallev It Lee Trucking Co.; Wald- port Sea Foods Company; Westates Advertising incorporatea: weoer tlfled Homes, Inc., Fred E.; Westhaven Co.; Westwood Hills. Inc.; Webb. Inc., John C: West Coast Distributing Com nanvnanv: Western Clay Producta. Inc.; Western Finance Co.; Western Mill Company; Western Slope Corpora, lion: Wholesale Lumber Distributors, Tn wh.lm. Manufacturing Co.: Wheeler and Nehalam Dredging and Construction Co.; wniatrn fig inovci. ties Inc.; Williams and Frye, Incor. porated; Willamette Insurance Agency; Wonder Enterprises. Inc.; Woolley En. gineerlng, Inc.: Wood. Inc., Walter: Woolley Logging Company. Y and T Corporation. rnnpERATIVE Consumers Cooperative League of Oregon. . Deer Creek Grazing Association; Douglas Electric Cooperative. Inc. Eastern Oregon Foods Co-op. Horse Ridge Cattle and Horse As sociation. Langell Valley Dairy Association. Malheur County Dairy Breeders As sociation; Monroe Feed and Seed Co-op. Ochoco Consumers Cooperative: Ore gon Growers Union: Oakland-Kellog Telephone Co.: Oakland-Tyee Tele phone Company. Rockwood Cooperative Locker Ex change: Rosemont Co-operative Com munity Club; Rogua River Power Co operative. , Southern Oregon Co-operative Tele phone Association, Incorporated; Southwest Oregon Dairy Cooperative. Union County Electric CoperaUve, Inc. Wasco County Grange Oil Company. Western Cooperative Woolen Mill. IRRTmATtniM Ar DRAINAGE Polk County District Improvement Company No. 1; froosi uisinci im provement Company. Santa Clara District Improvement Company. MINING Ellis Mining Company. Miner Boy, Inc. NOW. THEREFORE. I, Wm. E. Walsh, as Governor of the State of Oregon, by virtue of the authority conferred upon me by Section 77-245, O. C. L. A., and under and pursuant to the terms and provisions thereof, do hereby de clare each and all of tha foregoing and above named corporations dis solved, and their articles of Incor poration revoked and repealed, and all powers conferred by law upon such corporations are hereby declared in operative and void. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of State to be hereunto affixed at the Capitol, at Salem, Oregon, this thirteenth day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred forty-nine. WM. E. WALSH (SEAL) Oovernor. Attest: EARL T. NEWBRY Secretary of State. TIMBER FOR .SALE. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE IN TERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MAN AGEMENT. Timber marked, or other wise designated for cutting, will be of fered for sale as follows. SEALED BIDS will be received on tracts listed as iSEALED BIDl until 2:00 P. M. PACIFIC STANDARD TIME, on Feb ruary 14. 1950, by the Regional Ad ministrator, Bureau of Land Manage ment, Building No. I. Swan Island. Portland 18. Oregon. ORAL AUCTION J. FOR SALE STEM PUNCTURED COMICE Bring Your Own Containers RETER FRUIT CO. 327 S. Fir Phono 2-5256 Modford, Oro. 7C BIDS wfll be received on tract, listed aa (ORAL AUCTION) by an authorized rapreaentativa of the Bureau r.f Ijind Management, located at City liall, Medford. Oregon, sale starling at lu.30 A. M.. PACIFIC 8TANDARD TIME, on February 13, 1950. Information con cerning tha conditions of sale, lnclud. ing such Items as tha qualifications of bidders, the procedure for submitting bids, tha amount of tha Initial deposit and aubsequent payments, the kino and amount of bond, operating restric tions and the availability of access, should ba obtained prior to the sale from tha Regional Administrator, Portland, Oregon, or from the Bureau of Land Management Forest District, Offices. The volumes given below are standing timber estimates. IN JACK SON COUNTY: OREGON: SEALED BIDS: JACKSON MARKETING AREA: T. 32 S., R. 1 W W.M., Sec 29, all merchantable timber designated for cutting on por. NEliNWU. all NWU NWU, estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 4380 M. feet Douglas fir. 300 M. feet White Fir. 23 M. feet Incense Cedar, 3 M. feel Sugar Pine. No bid for less than $11 05 per M ft.B.M. for the Douglas fir, $4 70 per M B M, for tha White Fir. $2.50 per M ft.B.M. tor the Insensa Cedar. $25.55 per M ft.B.M for the Sugar Pine, or a to tal purchase price of $50,939.25. will be considered. Minimum deposit with bid $3,147.00 T. 34 S . R. 4 W., W.M.. Sec. 19. all merchantable timber deslg. nated for cutting on tha E'jNEU and N,iNEUSE. estimated for the pur pose of this sale to ba 1653 M. feet Doualar fir. 103 M. feet Sugar Pine, 60 M. feet Ponderoso Plna, 25 M. feet White Fir. 80 M. feet Incense cedar. No bid for less than $5.00 per M ft.B.M. for the Douglar fir, $1500 per M ft B M for the Sugar Pine and Pon derosa Pine, $2.50 per M il B M for tha White Fir and Incense Cedar, or a total purchase price of $11,012.50, will be considered. Minimum deposit with hid $1.15100. ORAL BID: JACKSON MARKETING AREA: T. 34 S , R. 3 W . W.M.. Sec. 3. all merchantable timber designated for cutting on pors. N, SW. SWUSWU, all SE',SWi., SEU. estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 1305 M. feet Douglar fir, 1230 M. feet Ponderosa Pine. 205 M. feet Sugar Pine. 285 M. feet Incense Cedar. 3 M. feet White Fir. No bid for less than $2.95 per M-ft.B.M. for the Doug las fir. $13.40 for M.ft.B.M. for the Ponderosa Pine. $13.90 per M.ft.B.M. for the Sugar Pine. $1.30 per M.ft.B.M. for the Incense Cedar and White fir. or a total purchase price of $24,026.25, will be considered. Minimum deposit with bid $1,800.00. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS. MAURICE HUDSON. Corporation Commissioner of the State of Oregon, aa required by Section 77-408b. O. C. L. A., did on tha thir tieth day of December. 1949, report to me aa tha Governor of the State of Oregon, a list of all non-profit corporations which, for two consecu tive years or more next preceding the said thirtieth day of December. 1949. have failed, neglected or refused to furnish a duly executed power of attorney, although demand therefor waa duly made by letter upon said corporations; and WHEREAS, said report of tha Cor poration Commissioner, so made as aforesaid, contains the names of the following nonprofit corporations which, for two consecutive years or more next preceding the date of such report, have failed, neglected or refused so to furnish such power of attorney, to-wit: NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS Azalea Festival Association. Boulevard Grange No. 389: Brook ings Veterans of Foreign Wars Build ing Association. . Community Players, The. The Dalles Community Concert As sociation. Inc. Gresham Ski Club. McFarland Methodist Church. Oregon Army and Navy Veterans Association; Oregon Chapter Retired Nurses Foundation; Oregon Democratic Women, Inc. Pike Community Club. The. Tomas Claudlo Post No. 155 of the American Legion; Toledo Grange No. 428. West Willamette Group Health. (Zlon Hill) Church of God In Christ. NOW. THEREFORE, I, Wm. E. Walsh, as Governor of the State of Oregon, by virtue of the authority conferred uuon me bv Section 77-408b. O. C. L. A., and under and pursuant to the terms and provisions thereof, do here by declare each and all of the fore going and above-named corporations dissolved, and their articles of In corporation revoked and repealed, and all powers conferred by law upon such corporations are hereby declared Inoperative and void. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of State to he hereunto affixed at the Capitol, at Salem, Oregon, this thirtieth day of December, In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hun dred forty-nine. WM. E. WALSH (SEAL) Governor. Attest: EARL T. NEWBRY Secretary of State. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, MAURICE HUDSON. Corporation Commissioner of the State of Oregon, as required by Section 77-308, O. C. L. A., did on the thir tieth day of December, 1049. report to me as the Governor of the State of Oregon, a list of all the foreign corporations which, for two consecu tive years or more next preceding the said thirtieth day of December, 1949, have failed, neglected or refused to furnish him, the said Corporation Commissioner, any annual statement required to be furnished under any law of this state, or to pay the license fee required to be paid under any law of this state; and WHEREAS, said report of the Cor poration Commissioner, so made as aforesaid, contains the names of the following foreign corporations which, for two consecutive years or more next preceding the data of the report, have failed, neglected or refused to furnish any such statement or to pay any such license fee, to-wit: FOREIGN CORPORATIONS Alpha Corporation, The; Associated Frozen Food Packers, Inc. Consolidated Timber Company; Con sumer Wood Products. Forrest Furniture Manufacturing CO. Harris, Inc., J. H.; Horsley Struc tures, Inc. Intermountain Building 9i Loan As soclatlon; Independence Mining Com pany. Klamath Falls Potato Products, Inc National Timber Producta, Inc. Super-Creamed Mix Company. Tanne' Incorporated; Talcott Lumbar Company, Inc. United States Spruce Production Corporation. Washington and Oregon Power Com pany. NOW. THEREFORE. I. Wm. E. Walsh, as Governor of the State of Oregon, by virtue of the authority conferred STRAW FOR SALE! About 700 BALES FINE QUALITY WHEAT STRAW 2 Wirt Bait JOHN CUPP CENTRAL POINT Phono 1441 or 872 Wadnasday, January 25 1950 upon me by Section 77-306, O. C. L. A., and under and pursuant to the terms and provisions thereof, do here by declare the right of each and all of the foregoing and above-named corporations to transact business with in we state or Oregon revoked and repealed, and all powers conferred by the law of this state upon such cor porations are hereby declared Inopera tive and void. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set mv hand and oiuied tha Seal of State to be hereunto affixed nt the Capitol, at Salem, Oregon, this thirtieth day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hun- area lorty-mna. . WM. X. WALSH (SEAL) Governor. Attest: EARL T. NEWBRY Secretary of State. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS fioealalrl Mita AntAaA.l . r, - rt 1 the Installation of a Six (6t Inch Catt trim Wg.taa Kfn. a- llriui d, . from Hamilton Street to Plum Street In the City of Medford. Oregon" will be received by the City Council of the City of Medford, Oregon at the Medford. Oregon, until 7:30 p.m., on mo orvemn nay oi r eoruary , ivotj, and will then be pubhclv opened and read In the Council Chamber! at the City Hall in Medford, Oregon. The work for which propoiali are invited will be paid oy Improvement Fund Warrants from assessment to be levied upon the property benefit' ed by such work as iat forth in Sec tion 48 of the "General Provisions". me worn inciuaes ine following: FURNISHING AND INSTALLING AnorOlCimnttalv A9ft 1 Inass I'm sTu cavation & Backfill Approximately 620 Linear Teet 8" Cast Iron Pipe Approximately 2 Only 6W Gate Valves Annrnvlmaiailv inn Ik. a--. i - Pipe FittingB. Plans and Soeciflcatlona mav be obtained at the Water Commission ot. flee in the City Hall at Medford, Ore 8on. upon the deposit of Ten HOt Dollars, which sum so deposited will icnmaca in case a oo nil ltd bid is submitted and if said Plans and Specifications are returned In good condition within fin sun ft, a.., .n er the opening of bids. ine necessary cast Iron pipe, valves and fittings may be purchased from the Board of Water Commissioners Bt thlr sshftn nn aTlts anJ I --- r- was ar a eaiivi UBvnaui Streels. Contractors desiring to bid shall prc-quallfy as a bidder as provided wvM.u vo-iuo, Oregon vompueo Laws Annotated. The rlaTht la raumaa or all proposals and to accept such of the City. i93o Aay ot January CITY OF MEDFORD, OREGON By Robert A. Duff. Superintendent Board of Water Commissioners p in. i or following oay; iu a ni Mon day, noon Saturday for Sunday am 1949 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan (Fleet-line) Ofl Equipped with ra- V I I dio and heater . . . This car is really nice. Trader Dan Special 1947 Plym Deluxe 2-Dr. Sedan (Special) O Heater, clean pin . . . Looks runs like new 1948 FORD 34 TON Low mileage " 0 speed transmis- sion, heater. Per feet in every re spect. This is a steal at YOUR DOLLAR STRETCHER 346 North Riverside Phone 2-4067 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUKE ELEVEN Henry PUOOtV tOR TOUCHOOWKIAl V I JUST JOT ONI OOAL M UINO L AN- WJ TO JON T MauKM OP CMMM AN' WIN THS FttHT. Tallest Building To Add Another 199 Feet New York, Jan. 25 U.R The Empire State building, tallest structure in the world, will add another 199 feet to its height this year. The building management an nounced that a multiple-use tele vision tower, an actual part of the building's structural frame, will raise the Empire State's height to 1,499 feet above street level. Engineers hope to have the tower completed and in use with in seven to eight months. Washington. Jan. 25 (U.R) The bureau of narcotics has ad vised congress the "marijuana situation has grown worse." It asked for more agents and funds to stamp out the menace. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that by order of the Circuit Court in and for the State of Oregon, County of Jackson, duly made and entered on the 10th day of January, 19S0. tn the matter of the estate of Louie O. Colver, de ceased, Eldred R. Colver was appoint ed executor of the estate of said Louie O. Colver. deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to i no unaersignea at me oince oi Frank P. Farrell, 306 Fluhrer Build ing, Medford, Oregon, properly veri fied, as provided by law, and within six months from the date hereof. Dated and first published January 18, 1930. ELDRED R. COLVER. Executor of the Estate of Louie O. Colver, Deceased. F. P. Farrell Attorney. for Executor as a and U SntTf tutu J Hi TOO UTI TO CLASSIFY rOR SALE 1836 Dodf. 4-door eedah with IMS motor complete. Privately owner.. Can be seen at La, Taylor', via". .ours ior Mau.w. tRO-VV-Thl" u "ICE. 3 acre. S U7.v bedroom modem, den, lira place, electric heat, hardwood floors, rumpus room, hen house, r.H-A. KfV D0WN- Old but comfortable. VVJV a.oedroom. bath, wm furni ture. Only 92500. t0471" 160 , modern house, r i,T b,rn' lactrlclty, cat tie, hois, furniture. If your place Is priced TO IILL. wa want a USTINOV. TED GUETZLAPF AOV. Ph. .T0 At Bit Y, "09" North MU0 WANTED Apt., small house, or oabln, close In. Not over 92S par month. Quiet, reliable, permanent renters, one child. Ph. 8-8390. a-OR SALE rectory built ij it. (take, side, flat rack, rabar'a, 11th a. Fir St., Medford. ALL TYPES farm bulldinn. hay barns, milk parlors, loaflni shad., neat and attractive, at low cost. Completely financed. Pay by tha month. No down payment. SURGE DAIRY SUPPLY J17 W. th WANTED Livestock, all kinds. Phone Eagle Point 7312 or Medford 3-2801, LOST 3 saddle horses, vicinity Lonl Mt. road, a sorrels, on black ana white pinto. Phone Ealle Point 1312 or Medford 3-2801. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALOtf moved to Bowman', Beauty Salon. 227 S. Can- FOR help with your Income tax re ports Call Cleo Canooae. 2-2918 M Ross Court. Seventh year, same loca- tlon. PLANER BLOX Heaping loads. MEDFORD FUEL Tel. 2-3111. BULL It BOAR SERVICE AH popular breeda Bulls are bangs tested by state and wa disinfect L. 8 Bashaw, formerly Chas Bateman. 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