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t. TWO MEDFORD (OHEOON) MAIL TRIBUNE Alaskan Trappers Say Bald Eagle Menace to Game Ketchikan, Alaska (U.R) Hunters, trappers and outdoor lovers in Alaska claim that America's symbol, the bald eagle Is fighting too vigorously ana not very sportingly for a place In the far northern sun. Bill Putvin, a trapper, is one of many outspokenly anti-bald eagle citizens in this southern Alaska fishing and lumbering town. According to Putvin. all bald eagles fall under the gen eral classification of "gangsters of the bird world." Putvin took a trip to Califor nia Point, near Ketchikan, and observed some eagles gathered on the isolated beach as he ap proached in his boat. He landed and found the cause of the feath ered congregation to be three deer carcasses. One apparently was a fresh kill and the other two had been stripped clean. Tracks Tall btory Afti "rafiritno" deep snow left by the last to die, Putvin concluded that the ani mal, although weakened by star vation, actually had perished aft er suffering numerous free-bleeding wounds on both flanks. He claims the deer had been attacked by a band of eagles which slashed its hide to rib bons with beaks and talons as it struggled through deep drifts to the open shore. Following the deer's tracks back into the brush on snow shoes, Putvin found patches of blood-stained snow where the harassed animal had fallen from exhaustion, only to struggle up again during the one-sided battle with the birds. On the strength of the evi dence in the snow, Putvin con cealed himself near the carcasses on the beach and shot five eagles that day. The day after he re turned and killed three more. Federal Law Resented The territorial government nays a bounty of $2 for each bald eagle. Federal law protects the bird in continental United States and congress is now considering a measure which would bring Alaska under provisions of the bald eagle protection act. Alaska sportsmen and trapper Putvin in particular, want no Thursday, A,rll 8. 1950 Haircut Helps COWS Produce Better Milk After "reading the tracks In Dart of the federal law. Modem & Sheet Dial 2-6770 Hours 8 to 5:30 Plumbing Metal Co. 32 No. Riverside Saturday 9 to 1:30 April's Best Buys 19"xl7" LAVATORIES Dress up your bathroom for only TOILET SEATS White enamel finish. A quality Mat for only 95 19 3" 2-BASIN 2 DRAINBOARD KITCHEN SINK and CABINET complete with all fittings and spray. Brings Quality. $1 Jt f50 Special If7 HOTPOINT FLOOR SAMPLE WATER HEATER Table top, 30 gallon heater. $A A50 One only this price 7 r I'i" CHROME SINK TRAPS 42" 2 PART LAUNDRY TRAY with Angle Iron Stand 40 GAL. NATIONAL WATER HEATERS Electric 2 element 3'xl0' SHEETS ALUMINUM '16" 97 l4 COMPLETE BATHROOM SET $1495uP REMEMBER CANCER FUND DRIVE Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal Co. Children Welcome Are Magic Words Duluth, Minn. (U.R) Two words used in want ad by a Duluth woman set her telephone to ringing 107 times a few hours after the newspaper hits the streets. Mrs. E. E. Chartier, a land' lady, advertised a "six-room. furnished house for rent." The magic words were "chil' dren welcome." She rented the home to family with five children be cause, as Mrs. onaruer said "when I was a younger woman walked Duluth streets for days looking for a place to live and when I mentioned my four daughters, doors were slammed in my face." She promised herself that if ever she had a house to rent, one of the necessary qualifications of any prospective tenant would be children. CLICK NO SALEI Savannah, Ga. (U.R) Richard Howell. 28, picked a city alder. man as a prospective buyer for some stolen tile. It was poor judgment. Alderman Dan J. Shechan got police and Howell got $40 or four months in jail. STEAL ANYTHING Knoxville, Tenn. (U-R On one night, police found the rob bers had stolen a family Bible from an automobile, a Holy Com munion set from another and had broken into a Baptist church. "If they'd stay back in the mountains u wuuiu m.., Putvin said, "but when they come down and start killing deer that's too much. SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT For Ih. year ndrd Deerntbrr II, I9 nl th. MANHATTAN FIRE AND MARINE IVfilTRAXf'E CO. of New York, in lh" State ol New York made to the Insurance Commissioner of the Slate of Oregon, pursuant to law; INCOME Net nremlums received . S2.312.926. 62 T..t!,l intprett. dividend and real estate Income 127.3fll.18 Income from other sources 7.957.70 Total Income $2,448,273.30 DIRBURSKMEIN 1 a Net amount Daid for losses 82l.3!28 Loss adjustment expenses 93.840.IH1 UndrrwrllinR expenses .... 992.581.01 Dividend, paid to stock- hnlriers trash. tSO.O00.00: slock, none) 30.000.00 Dividends paid or credit ed to policyholders All other expenditure. Q ilnrluriina investment expense. S4.016.68) 39.068.67 Total disbursements $1,996,887.88 ADMITTED ASSETS Value, of real estate own ed (market value) $ Loans on rnortRng.es and collateral, etc 0 Value of bonds owned (amortized) 3.003,393.53 Value of stocks owned (market value) 1,196.340.00 Lnsn in oanas ana on hand 413.319.27 Premiums in course of collection written since September 30. 1949 469.931 35 Interest and rent, due and accrued 14.021.69 Other asset, (net) 64.748.70 Total admitted assets $3,161,974.74 LIABILITIES. SURLPUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims S 253.043.0U Estimated loss adjustment expense for unpaid claims 16.943 011 Total unearned premium. 2,509.893.83 AU other liabilities 162.371.54 Total liabilities, ex cept capital $2,942,251.37 Capital paid up $1,000,00000 U n a . s Igned funds t.ur- plusl 1 219.723 37 Surplus a. regards policy holders $2,219,723 37 Total $5,161,974.74 BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received .. $ 212.736 31 Net losses paid 30.R53 2!) Principal office In Oregon, 607 Henry Bids, Portland. BATEMAN AGENCY 1023 S. Riverside Ph. 2-9630 Santa Rosa, Cal. (U.R) A hair cut helps cows produce better milk, and furthermore they en joy it, adises the Santa Rosa farm adviser. To prove his point, W. C. Lusk arranged a cow-clipping demon station for the benefit of dairy' men. Lusk contends that cows clipped regularly at intervals of two to three months are not only easier to keep clean but also save dairymen many hours of milking time over a period of a year. He pointed out that a clean cow obviously will produce cleaner milK with less Bacteria particularly during the winter months when cattle grow long hair, which quickly becomes matted with mud and dirt. Denver Milk Supply Slowed to Trickle Denver, Apr. 6 (U.R) Fresh milk supplies to this city of half a million narrowed to a mere trickle today as 900 dairy work ers struck at a score of major producing firms. Fresh milk still was being de livered to hospitals and institu tions under a union-company agreement and a few non-union companies remained in opera tion, but for the most part re tail dealers said they would be without suoDlies as soon as their current stocKs were exhausted. A spokesman for one large dairy said he had some fresh milk on hand and that consum ers were welcome to come to his plant and buy what remained. .,.u.,Avi inn PIIRI.ICATION IN THE CIRCUIT OTBT U. in STATE ur w- -- Knxi rnlTNTY EMMA BURGE. Plaintiff, v.. PEARL T. BURGE, also known a. P. Burge. also known a. reti TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND ANT, reari i. ouip, ... .. P. T. Burge, also known a Perl T Burse iu fur name OF THE STATE OF OREGON. You are hereby requir ed to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above !.... ,., nn nr hefore the last day of four weeks from the date of the tne iirsi pumiuauun ..- mons. and, u you .an w w and answer said complaint, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for a decree lor the relief de manded in iaid complaint, auccincUy staled as follow, to-wit: That the bonds or matrimony uciw- rn nnH nnw existing Deiween plaintiff and the defendant be dissolv ed ana neia ior , , That the following described real nnarti w,a Hswroerl tn hr the seDar- ate and sole property of the plaintiff. Beginning at poini on me nuuui erlv line of the Valley Road, said point being North US degrees East 60 feet from the most northerly corner of Block 77 in the Town (now City) of Jacksonville, accord ing to the official plat thereof, now of record, said point being the most westerly corner of tract de scribed in Volume 15, Page 85 of Ihe Deed Records ot Jackson County, Oregon; thence North 53 degrees East along said road line 100 feet; thence South 33 degrees East, parallel with the easterly line of "H" Street in said City, 100 feet; thence North 35 degrees East 170 feot to the northeast corner of tract described in Volume 8. page 3H0, said Deed Records; thence South 7 degree! East 170 feet, more or less, to the southeasterly line of tract described in Volume 8. Page 360. said Deed Records; thence Southwesterly along said line to a point on the enstcrly line of "H" Street. South 35 degrees East 200.3 feet from the point of beginning; thence South 35 de grees Wet 43 feet; thence North 3ft degrees West parallel with the easterly line of "H" Street. 260 3 fret to the southerly tine of the Valley Road; thence North 33 de grees East along the southerly line of smtd Road. 45 feet to the point of beginning. This summons Is ouhltshed by order of the Honorable H. K. Hanna. Judge of the Circuit Court of the Slate oi Oregon for Jackson County, made and entered on the 20th day of March, The time prescribed for oublicatlon of this summons is once each week for four consecutive weeks. The dale of the first publication nf this sum mons is the 23rd day of March. 1950 O H Rengtson Attorney for Plaintiff 126 East Main Street T"-rsw r- a. OCI rIW ur IHbbt, MWBE MV HUSBAND WILL CIDER THE, WALL, SOCKETS WE NEED."' Don't ewarlooej your Uetrlc'clrtulti. Whtn you build or modrnUa7provlde ADIQUATI WIRING.' SEE YOUR, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR fli MMm Hill I m Jsv sxsh amsasHI BEJU 3 i T'l Z s ! 6.t. Ttt. Cell IvsfYwh.r.! fv 9o? lltraMwhlsktytOprMUIr. I 'OOf II trofgMfcliklttfatfcp,Mi- IN ""SZ"""" I S t er 4 fn n sW. n m0J llrilkt whilst.. I 1 Wi RMtral spirit dlstilM ff rfM Iraki. UtfrgitMwhii- 1As. ' ksy 4 yon cM. S strai.M J L( wkhks S rtort cM. 74 I 0U tnjljhl wkitkty yttm i I mt Truman To Receive President of Chile Kev West. Fla.. Apr. 6 U.R) President Truman made plana riel Gontales Videla of Chile in Washineton next week. Hria. Gen. Robert Landry, air force aide to the president, will leave nere lomorruw suustw Truman's plane, the Independ- . ,.,v,ink ...111 flv the Chilean president from Santiago to Wash- 1UBIU1I, ... ..... Mr. Truman will fly back to nr.Viinotnn Mnnrlflv mornin in a military air transport service Constellation. rj...Mni nnn7flif videlia will arrive in Washington Wed nesday. Although no definite plans hair a hnan marl Mr Truman ie expected to return the Chilean visn, possioiy sometime mis year. Improvement Needed In Freight Service Los Angeles. Apr. 6 (U.R) Four business men from Idaho testified today that there was a need for a more adequate and faster truck freight service be tween the northwest and Los Angeles. The witnesses appeared at an interstate commerce commission hearing on a petition of the Con solidated Freightways for a new line between Reno and Los An geles. The four witnesses expressed dissatisfaction with trucking service now in operation between tne two points. LEAVES CHANGE Chicago U.P.) A gunman was leaving Harry raDaK s looa store with $47 taken from the till. Tabak asked him to "please leave some change." He tossed 75 cents on the counter and left GOES FOR BUTTERMILK Hillsboro, Tex. (U.R) Red, a mongrel dog, is a great one for drinking buttermilk. He spends most of his time at the home of Birch Patty, a 71-year-old neigh bor who owns a cow. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREQON FOR JACK SON UOUIM1Y, ftlUflAlb utrani MENT In the Matter of the Estate of AMOS McKEE. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned have been duly and recularly appointed joint executors of the above entitled estate under and by virtue of an order of tne circuit Court of Jackson County. Oregon, Probate Department, duly made, reru dered and entered upon March 17. 1950. and all creditor, having claim. against said deceased are hereby noti fied to present the same duly veri fied to the undersigned at the office of their attorney, Wm. M. McAllister. Room 313 Fluhrer Building, Meaiora. Oreaon. within six months from the aaio oi mis nonce. Dated at Mcdfora, Oregon mi. ajra day of March, 1830. isrnest n. ivicrvee Floyd E. McKee Joint Executor, of the Estate of Amo. McKee, Deceased BULL HAS A HEART Memphis (U.W Mrs. S. S. 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