CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT
OF COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON
June, 1S52
The following i a statement of the
proceedings of the County Court of
Jackson County. Oregon, and showing
a list of claimants for supplies and
services which were passed upon dur
ing the month of June. 1952 as requir
ed by Chapter 136 of 1947 Session
Laws. ,
G. R. CARTER
County Cleric
Overwidth andor Overheight Trans
portation Permits issued to the fol
lowing: Johnson Truck tines. Bullis
Truck Lines. George Yockel Jr.. Med
ford Corporation. '
Overlength Transportation Permits
Issued by the following: Walter C.
Robins. Guy Ellison, Carl Hegler. Jim
B. Kerns. .
Monthly statement of County Clerk
for the month of May, filed.
Order in the matter of the applica
tion of Southern Pacific Company,
for an order granting to it the right to
use and cross certain portions of Mira
and Sage Streets in Ehrman Ware
house Industrial district, for railroad
purposes, approved by the court.
Order in the matter of collection of
certain funds from the irrigation dist
ricts in Jackson County by the Water
Master. . .
Resolution granting a leave of ab
sence to Alf B. Mekvold. Jackson
County School Superintendent ap
proved by the Court.
Order in the matter of the release
and satisfaction of mortgage between
Cora Z. Evans, now deceased, and
Jackson County, Oregon, approved by
the Court.
Order in the matter of annulling
load limits on the Dead Indian road,
aDDroved by the court.
Supplemental agreement between
Jackson County and the United States
Department of Agriculture. Produc
tion and Marketing Administration,
relating to Aerial Surveys, approved
by the court.
Ordered that indemnity t paid for
diseased cattle slaughtered to the fol
lowing: Charles David Russell, Bos
coe W. Roberts, Moody Brothers, Al
bert C. Nielson. Raymond Palm, James
H. Nunes. Thomas C. Ramsey, William
L. uunivent. Vernon Li. Meyer. Mrs.
Doreen L. Vaughan.
Order in the matter of the cancel
lation of taxes on lands owned by
Jackson County, opproved by the
court.
Order in the matter of the cancel
lation of the 1951-52 taxes against
lands acquired by the City of Jack
sonville, approved by the court.
Agreement between State Tax Com
mission and Jackson County, relating
to reappraisal, approved ty the court.
Order in the matter of opening the
ballot boxes of the May 16, 1950 pri
mary election in order to use them
for special election for Valley View
Hospital District election, approved by
uic courx.
Order and order amending lud?.
ment in the matter of holding a spec
ial election for the purpose of form
ing a rural fire protection district in
central .Point district. Jackson county,
approved by the court.
Order for distribution in the mat
ter of the apportionment of proceeds
from sale of property acquired by
Jackson county by foeclosure of de
linquent taxes, approved by the court
Order in the matter of the board of
equalization for the county of Jack
son, for revaluation of Central Point.
Gold Hill, Rogue River, approved by
the court.
Order appointing Verna Elliott,
Margaret Stephens and Laura O'Hara,
as deputy tax collectors.
Order in the matter of fiHns
plat of forest acres, located in Sec.
25, Twup. 36. S., Range 2 W. W.M.,
Jackson County, Oregon, approved by
ue court.
Order in the matter of tti fnrmi.
tion of the Medford rural fire protec
tion district, approved by the court.
Order in the matter of placing for
mer county owned land purchased bv
Jeanfay Corporation on the assess
ment rolls, approved by the court.
Appointment of D. W. Copeland. as
County hospital report for the month
or June, med ana approved.
Dog control board met June 30th,
Proclamation In the matter of the
special election for the Valley View
hospital district, approved by the
court.
GENERAL COUNTY FUND
The following payments are for
services of employes of Jackson
County, Oregon:
Kirby J. Tant, $215.24: Margaret L.
Taylor, S157.98; Barbra Herring.
$31.55; Daisy D. Cain. $150.80; Frank
Sawacki, $297.80: Phil L. Lay, $9.40-
Una B. Inch. $265.95; Treasurer E.
McNeal. $267.82: Norma Mesewe Tul.
ly. $176.29: Delpha Offenbacher,
$212.75; Clifford L. Howard. $304 65;
DeArmond Leigh, $313.97; Earle
Fichtner. $279.65; Guy Hughes. $246.25;
B. C. Tennant. $231.15: Dean DeBerry,
$187.17; Marcelle Bryant, $193.05: Mar
jorie Brooks, $219.56; Margaret Steph
ens. $178.30; Verna Elliott, 4172.27;
Laura O'Hara, $165.97; Nydah Neil.
$234.66: Barbara Maria Ross. $278.10:
Della Patton, $178.31; Bettie Jeanne
xrown, zud.oi; Helen Dugan. $230.82:
Afton Carter. S212.62: Thelma C. Mc
. Inryre. $200.51; Melba M. Jerden,
$185.91; Thelma Darleene Hansen.
$178.31; Luella Jean Chavis. $189.41;
Karl Jonouch. $231.32: Elva Jcnninm
$235.00; Viola Moore. $219.72; Lucile
Tjoemg. ii.u3: jjons Evanson,
$174.28; Mattie Malone, $185.38: Helena
Nelson. $174.78; Dorland Mahteny,
$139.29: Chas. L. Moldovan. $245.93;
Thad Hatten. $223.73; W. B. McCul
loueh. $234.83: Andrew
$267.96; Carl W. Miller. $241.93; Wm.
W. Wilson. $246.76: Merrill Beneka.
$196.74; Alice Beneka, $69.79; Gordon
Campbell. $195.89: Frank Toews,
$216.65; R. L. Janzen. $193.49: Maxine
Janzen. $105.39: Dean DeBerry,
$137.30; Joy DeBerry. $75.81; O C
xuausi, $zuz.5: Susie C. Maust, $184.82:
Isabel Mitchell, $134.17; Jewell A
Martin, $111.32: Wm. H. Fisher $129.84:
Grace A. S. Fisher. $92.14; Ettie B.
Pair. S155.46: Hannah R Vicir iieaa-
Ival Hope Bjork. $111.32: Mary Ellen
Classen. $134.40; Ethel Tolbrook.
$134.40; Lillian Keith. $106.39; Hazel
mrngni, aiti.vo; tneaa umbs, $118.91;
Edwin Brown. $207.17; Donna God
dard, $109.03: Viola Hefferman. $22.38;
Mae Remilard. S87.67: Alice M. Grace.
$220.22: A. Erin Merkel. SKfii nn-
Blanche Frisbie. $270.62; Elizabeth Mc
Galliard. $262.80; Mary Ellen Bell.
$258.00: Frances Clink. $258.00; Ethel
mae Kanclier. $254.07; Cleo Kent,
w.ju, oiena uene ranter, $223 72
Doris Lena Wagner, $223.72; Martha
Donahue, $2C13: Beulah Conner,
$146.95; Walter Sutherland, $293 55;
Orie S. Moore. $110.40; Lenore Estes.
$204.15; Josephine Koppes. $219.40:
Josephine Teeter. $199.60; C. 2. Boy-
ucu. ?.oi; iviarjt . noyaen, $12.07;
jmoajc duties. ?o..33; jee u. ink
ham. $8.85: Guy Bishop. $3.00: A J
Boulter. $3.00; Phyllis J. Gilman
$187.75: David C. Hendrix. $277.60:
C. Marion Smith. $252.37; Margaret
oven, uonaia w. Berry,
$261.06: Milo Rav Huhholl o ?.
Charles D. Holbrook. $165.03; Earline
viuiei ooaen, 14.d; w. p. Tucker,
$237.45: Lillv Marie Rnrintah SQ9 .
Irene Frances Brenner, $64.38; Kirb?
J. Tant. $215.25.
The following payments are for
nivci expenses:
Lenore Estes. S!5 nn- n
Miller. $75.00: Thad W. Hatten sag 41-
Charles Holbrook. $44.80; Ethelmae
Mncuer, uu; A. Erin Merkel,
MJ)., $230.00: Frank Sawai-ki
Howard Gault. $322.50; B. C. Tennant!
$172.76; Earl Fichtner. $192.85; Guy
xiugucs. j-iu.jo; ue ieignt, $300.65;
Mrs.Una B. Inch. $43.40; Kirbv J.
Tant. $274.00: Jean E. Yates. S43 nn-
W. P. Tucker. $74.48; Walter Suther
land. $40.00; Don Berry. $104.50: W. B.
McCullough. $45.19; Andrew Hawver,
$100.26: Alice Grace, $95.60; Alf B.
jYieKvoia. 5iy.HU: c. Marion Smith,
$57.05; G. R. Carter. $50.00: Carl W.
Miller. $27.51: Charles L. Moldovan,
$57.75: Blanche Frishie S75 nn- FiWa.
beth McGalliard. $75.00: Mary Ellen
ij.uu; r ranees uiinK, $70.00;
Walter Sutherland. $100.00; Orie S.
Moore. $75.00: Cleo Kent sm en-
Valeria Gene Parker, $75.50; Doris
Lena Wagner. $63.50.
The following payments are for jury
services:
Steven J. Dodge. $11 00: Norman C.
Flaherty. $16.00: Ralph H. Glass. $16.00:
Walter Ray Allen. $18.00; Naomi V.
Fredenburg, $6.00: Bernard J. Do ran,
$23.00; Wm. E.' Cheadle. $3.00; Clara
L. Chamberlain. $18.00; Marjorie J.
Gitzen. $21.00; Joe Eudey. $21.00;
Mary Rose Gray, $11.00: R. G. Daniel
son. $21.00: Dean E. Eppinger, $21.00;
Raymon S. Elliott. $23.00; Ernest
Frank, $21.00: Marjorie Orr. $5.00:
Rose J. Bunch. $11.00: George Ban
nister. $11.00; Frank Edwards. $16.00;
Hattie Bradshaw. $26 00: Geo. C. Barr,
$18.00; WUl A. Thatcher, $16.00; Na
talie Coyls, $14.04; Helen Florey,
$3.00: G. C. Corum, $3.00; Ernest C.
Flaser. $3.00; Leola Taber. $5.50; A.
S. Fleischer. $4.00; C. T. Emery, $5.70;
Kenneth J. Dufour. $6.30; Arthur
Dankworth. $6.30; Edw. W. Learning,
$7.20: John Davies. $5.00: Victorina
R. Garrett, $3.50; Celma L. Andrews,
$3.00; James Elliott, $3.00: Leah Tou
signant. $10.00; Nancy J. Storm, $10.00;
uiot . Olson. $10.00; Robert L.
Schenck. $10.00; Alfred G. Trask,
$10.00: Frances A. Young. S10.00: Wm.
H. Schroeder. $10.00; Candaee Reece,
13.00: Russeu Fowler, $3.00; H. R
Walker, $3.00; Edward L. Olson. $3.00;
Carolyn Adams. $3.00: William L.
Lebow, $3.00; Gean V. Neece, $3.00;
Carl D. Fernlund, $3.00; A. E. Eite
miller. $.50; John A. Graff, Jr.. $5.00;
Don Elliott $5.00; E. L. Frederick,
$6.50; Monta Davis, $5.00: John M.
Foster. $5.00; Wm. J. Albert. $6.zu;
Harris M. Flowers. $7.20: - Steven J.
Dodge. $16.00; Norman C. Flaherty.
$13.20; Ralph H. Glass, $7.80;- Walter
Ray Allen, $18.50: Naomi V. Freden
bur. $17.50: Beulah Fabar. $26.40:
John L Davidson. $27.50; Barnard J.
Doran. $29.60; William E Cheadle.
$24.00; Chris Baalke, $27.40; Clarice
I. Evernham. $18.30; Clara L. Cham
berlain. $27.20: Mariorie J- Gitzen.
$28.00; Joe Eudey.-$12.10; Mary Rose
Gray. $26.10; R. G. Danielson. sis.zu;
Henrv G. Enders. $26.50: Dean E. Ep
pinger, $18.20; Raymond S. Elliott.
$26.10; Ernest Frank, $12.10; jess
Buckles. $4.30; Peggy B. Bennett,
$3.00; Charley L. Given. $4.10; Lewis
Clevenberg. $3.50; Henry F. Dahlke,
$3.00.
The following payments are for sup
plies, services and equipment: J
Mrs. Guy Erickson. $108.00; Office
Stationery and Supply Co.. $662.63;
Stevens - Ness. $10.15; Commercial
Printing Co., $622.25; Barnums Ma
chine Shop, $12.00; Stamper Sc Goff
Bros. Hardware, $46.85; Medford Auto
Clinic, $7.75: R. L. Polk & Co., $8000;
Brownies Plumbing Sc Heating Co.,
$8.60; West Coast Printing & Binding
Co.. $596.18; Medford Stationery Store,
$842.34: Central Point A-nerican.
$11.93; Brainerd Studio, $80.48; Fnden
Calculating Machine Agency, $955.00;
Medford Office Equipment Co.. $1,
195.73: Big Pines Lumber Co.. S4.41;
Sims Bros. Cycle Sc Repair Shop, $9 00;
Lovinger Disinfectant Co., $115.43;
California Pacific Utilities. $22.40; Ma
son. Ehrman Sc Co... $366.80; Becks
Bakery. $66.41; Campbell's -Dairy,
$51.71; Meat Center. $98.54; Bates
Candy Co.. $62.48; Pacific Cooperative
Poultry Producers. $18.15; Pacific
Fruit Sc Produce Co.. $77.23; H. J.
Janzen, $18.50; Trites Coffee Co..
$34.18; Jorgensen's. $48.40; Fluhrer
Bakeries. $20.76; American Hospital
Supply Corp.. $262.69: Gill Bros. Seed
Co.. $5.87: Grange Cooperative Supply
Association. $3.65; Talent Hardware.
$1.62; Standard Brands Inc.. $147.57;
F. E. Samson Co.. $195.88; Fern Valley
Meat Co.. $37.42: Hubbard Brothers,
$8.58; Junction Point Shell Service,
$6 00: Miller's Artificial Breeding
Service, $8.00; Central Rexall Drug.
$55.78; American Laundry. $23J2;
Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal Co,
$55.34; Shaw Surgical Co.. $129.11:
Drs. Lawson Sc Hanf, $33.50; Medford
Laborities, $7.00; Medford Clinic,
$24.00: Dr. C. L. Coyle, $65.00; Sher
win Williams, $92.00; Pacific Tele
phone & Telegraph Co., $472.94; Cali
fornia Oregon Power Co., $261.80;
Otis Elevator Co, $71.60; Recordak
Corp, $180.79; Brill Metal Works,
$10.01; Alvin Roberts, MD, $20.00;
Medford Water Commission, $60.00:
Southern Pacific Co., $3.85; Crystal
Springs Packing Co, $867.80; Read's
Service Station. $5.90; V. M. Califf,
$66.35; Southern Oregon Title Co,
$112.96: J. K. Gill Co, $52.69; Reter
Fruit Co.. $38.00; Well Envelope Co,
$500.00; I. G. Neevel. $22.65; Earl S.
Tumy. $41.80; Wm. W. P. Holt, M.D,
$20.00; Oregon State Board of For
estry. $117.07: Western Union. $20.13:
Gails Market, $18.00; Simmons Carbon
Co, $188.64; Kiocker pnntery, $13Z.3U;
Motorola Inc. $588.50: Sun-Ray Vene
tian . Blind Co, $56.50; Crater Lake
Laboratory, $17.50: Shepherd's Cita
tion, $30.00: Meatora rinung io,
$679.06; Ashland -Printing Co, $81.64;
Animal Trap Company of America.
$203.40: Assciation of Oregon Coun
ties, $205.00; Ina Huson. $30.00; West
ern on & Burner to.. za3.io: zeuer-
bach Paper Co., $75.74: Phil L. Lay.
$550.00; Business Machines Co,
$149.67: H. Sc M. Co, $28.67; Surge
Dairy Supply, $337.15: Jackson County
Cooperative, $14.20; Luman's Market,
$145.00; McLains Drug Centre, $15.50;
Haack Laboratories, $12.00; Harvey A.
Woods ,MJ3 $7.00: M. Dale Newton
Co,- $100.70; S. W. Floor Cover
snop. saua.uu: .rittsDurg fxaie uiass
Co, 2.62; Mann's. $1036; Faber's $5.50;
Pacific Feed Sc Seed Co, $148.40:
Groceteria Market. $60.00; Independ
ent Truck Line, $5.59: J. c Penney
Co., $23.84; Hubbard-Wray Co, $10.95;
Olympic Petroleum & Equipment Co,
$57.63: Al's Paint Store. $4.65: Crater
Greenhouse. $19.68: American Hospital
Supply Corp, $107.75; Valley Equip
ment Co, $15.15: Packer-Scott Co..
$10.87; A. S. Aloe Co, $8.39; Howard
uault, $919.60; u. R. carter, Trustee,
(Federal Tax). $3304.01: G. R. Carter.
Trustee (State Tax). $268.96; Aetna
Life insurance. $1.53: National Hos
pital Association, $96.00; Oregon Phy
sicians Service, $66.15; State Indus
trial Accident Commission. $128.66;
xueoiora service station, inc. $7.40;
Horace W. Thompson. $22.80: Wilson's
Camera Shop, $.84; Vanco Sanitation
Sc Maintenance supplies, $56.52; The
Floorcraft Co, $16.65; Glens Falls
Indemnity Co, $10.00: Trowbridee Sc
riynn, inc. siBi.atj; t. ju urummond,
M.D, $35.00; Surgical Sales. Inc.,
$25.00: Columbia Ribbon & Carbon
Co, $16.95; City Sanitary Service Co,
sii.uu; KODinson. Potter Sc Shepherd.
$25.00; L. w. Buonocore, MX $39.00;
Business Equipment Bureau, $63.87;
Anders Photo Shop. $21.00; Catholic
Charities. Inc., $60.00; Children's Farm
Home of The Oregon WCTU, $40.00;
oeorge stacey. sitsa.uu.
CIVIL DEFENSE FUND
The following- payments are for
supplies and services for Civil De-
lense:
Col. Chas. E. Stafford. S187.40:
Natalie Huntley. $35.77; Lilly Marie
Bodenstab. $50.00; Moore Hamilton,
$15.00; Dwight J. Albright. $28.25;
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co,
$37.00; James C. Winkler, $279.40: G.
K. carter. Trustee (Federal Tax),
$10.00; G. R. Carter, Trustee (State
Tax), $2,50; Public Employes Retire
ment Board. $3.08; Orejon Physicians
Service. $11.10; Chas. E. Stafford,
$15.96; Commercial Printing Co,
$50.55: Office Stationery Sc Supply
Co, $17.51; Verl G. Walker Co.. $4.87;
State Industrial Accident Commission,
$.28.
ASHLAND LIBRARY
The following payments are for
services:
Cora E. Mason. S14.85: G. R. Carter.
Trustee (state tax), $.15; A. C. McClug
OC t-O, $27.81.
EMERGENCY FUND
The following services are for elec
tion services:'
L. P. Mathes. $15.00; Medford Plate
triass c Mirror Co, $10.00: Free
Methodist Church, $10.00: Helen W.
Dixon. $9.50: Geo. H. Luv. $9.00;
Carlotta Smith. S9.00; Dorotha Tye,
$9.00; Mrs. Alice Buclter. $9.00: Ber-
nice Janocky. $15.00; V erna H. Tweedy
ais.w, rauune mcLonnacic $15.50;
Hellen McEntyer. $15.00: Amv Dnw.
$15.00: Louis L. Olsen. $11.62: Mae
Kusseii. sn.BZ; Nancy Surber, $11.62;
-iara amitn, sn.6Z Norma Stearns,
$11.62: Mrs. Mildred Frazier smRfl-
Mrs. Gertrude Wilmeth. S10 RR- Mm
Muriel Kramer, $10.88: Mrs. Georgia
Templer. $10.88; Mrs. Mary Edith Bell.
$10.88; Edna L. Evans, $10.50; Arthur
Minnie, siu.au Mrs. Addie Smets,
S10.50: Mrs. Mary Godward. $10.50;
Mrs. Neva Cummings, $10.50; F. S
Engle. $9.00; Mildred Randies. $9.00:
Sadie Stratton. $9.00: Alta Polev. so nn-
Margaret Dodge, $9.00; Ashland Pub
lic laDrary, $10.00; R. T. Nichol,
iu.uu; n. v, u rooie. $10.00; H. E
Rose. $8.25: Esther Hanson. SlnRO
Mabel Boileau. $10.69; Jessie S. Clab
by. $10.69; Evelyn J. Reavis. $10.69;
Geneva Varner. $10.69; Maxine Chap
man. $6.38; Faye S. Penrod. $7.28;
Lucille Whillock. $6.38; Eva L. Taylor,
$6.38: Eleanor Powers, $6.38; Donna
R. Goodard. $638; Grace Galbraith,
$9.00: Ethel Lacy. $9.00; Maude R.
Bailey, $9.00; Lovella M. Long. $9.00;
Ethel Hart. $9.00: Margaret Mathes.
$9.00: Clyde Laird, $9.75: ' Lillian
aouin. y.o; Maxine v. Riley. $9.75
John F. Botens. $9.75: Andrew Bnst.
wick. $9.75; Edrie L. Hays. $9.75; A.
R. Kincald. $11.15; A. W. Thomas.
$9.75; H. W. Barron. $9.73; Violet
narnaen. $9.75; Elmer Hopkins. $9.75;
LaVeta Howell. $9.75: Lea J. Lanrinis
$5.00: Grace Avgeris. $6.75: Margaret
icrguoo, o o; uannan Kooertson,
$6.75: Sadie Poole. $6.75: Marie Fnrd.
$6.75; Floy D. Moore. $6.75: Jennie
Grossman. $9.37: Blanche D. Murphy,
$937: C. D. Elhart. $9.37: Eldora Nel
son. S9.37; Martha Elhart, $9.37; Fran
ces Monroe, $7i Annie a. aisa.
6.7S; Lydla Crowson, 8.7S; Audrey
Rease. $6.75; Dorothy N. Miller, $8.75;
Arthur W. Ellison. $8.75; Annie Peek,
$6.75; Mildred O. Frazier, $6.75; Gert-.
rude Wilmeth, $6.75; Mary Edith Bell,
$8.75; Margaret Faske, $6.75; Mae
Russell, $6.75; Nancy A. Jennings,
$6.75; Elizabeth B. Ostrander, $9.00;
Delia M. Rose, $9.00; Ruby E. Edwards,
$9.00: Louise Daugherty, $9.00; Juanita
L. Harris. $9.00; Louis L. Olsen. $9.00.
The following payments are for sup
plie and services:
Earle Fichtner, $12.00; State Indus
trial Accident Commission, $1.89; G.
R. Carter, Trustee (Federal Tax),
$284.90; G. R. Carter. Trustee (State
Tax), $16.12; Public Employes Retire
ment Board. $24.19; Southern Oregon
News Review. $23.65; Commercial
Printing Co, $10.20; Kiocker Printery,
$11.15: Acme Hardware Co, $4.72;
Hubbard Brothers, $7.25; Office Sta
tionery Sc Supply Co, $4.00; Martha A.
Mee. $240.06; Georgiana Hoffman.
$175.93; Charles D. Holbrook, $39.12;
Margaret A. Spence, $53.40; Rawles
Moore, $277.88; Doreen Venelle Straus,
$176.33; Ruth Amelia Rose Muller,
$187.43; Marion Huebner. $178.31.
ROAD FUNDS
The following payments are for
supplies, services and equipment for
the Jackson County Road Dept.:
O. K. Rubber Welders, $4615.81;
State Industrial Accident Commission,
$1315.88: Pierce Freight Lines. $19.31;
City of Gold Hill. $5.40; Timber Prod
ucts Co, $20.00; Trowbridge & Flynn
EUctric Co, $3.33: R. E. Meade & Co,
$5706.37: California Oregon Power Co,
$126.45; O. R. Edwards Repair Shop,
$2.40; Western Oil Sc Burner Co,
$113.61; Bruce Bauer Lumber Co,
$912.34; Oregon Liquid Gas Co,
$217.53: Barnes Chevrolet, Inc., $78.51;
Moore Steel Service Co, $467.06: Older
Tire & Wheel Exchange, $346.00; Fire
stone Stores, $33.73; Southern Pacific
Co, $3073.53: City of Ashland, $7.00;
Eagle point water commission. $2.50;
Peck Brothers, $277.75; Medford Sta
tionery Store. $6.88; Bureau of Labor.
'58.00; Medford Water Commission.
$6.10: Commercial Printing Co.. $81.10;
M. C. Lininger & Sons, $426.95: Med
ford Concrete Construction Co, $2.
263.03; Howard Cooper Corp, $23,-
277.72: Lorenz Co, $400.26; Parsons
Grinding Service, $23.83: Hubbard
Bros, $362.47: H. L. Pritchard Co,
$127.52: Woodbury Medford. S785.08:
Hubbard-Wray Co, $42.87: Cullen and
Curry, Inc., $21,875.55; Hooper's Ra
diator Service, $57.65: Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph Co, $18.87; Brill
Metal Works. $11.25; V. M. Califf,
$7.50; Office Stationery & Supply Co,
$.65; Pacific Machinery & Tool Steel
Co, $38.63; Southern Oregon Bearing
Sales Co, $242.81: Roots Motor Co,
$149.71;- Tractor Sales and Service.
$495.15: Armco Drainage Sc Metal
Products, $3311.32; Dusenbury Elec
tric Co, $2.55; Gardner & Chastain.
$26.35; Gunderson Bros. Engineering
Corp, $256.12; Colyear Motor Cales
Co, $668.19; Snap on Tools Corp,
$14.45; Fairbanks, Morse & Co,
$620.22; Paul Hess, $10.00: Crater
Lake Machinery Co, $53.84; Lilen
quist Motor Co, $6.48: Contractors
Equipment Corp, $109.37; elby s.
$63.00: The Stevens Corporation.
S56.25; Littrell Parts, $141.31; Shell
Oil Company, $574.44; Fichtner's Ga
rage, $3.60: southern Oregon Equip
ment Co, $1.05; Rogue River Sand &
Gravel. $45.50; DeVore's Auto Wreck-
, , O T-HntM- rrti--
$105.63: The Texas Co, $6.65; Indus
trial Air Products Co, $47.70; Kogap
Lumber Sales, $2685.20; Olympic Pe
troleum Sc Equipment Co, $2687.21;
Kliever Machine Shop, 59.07; v. A.
Bower. $58.50; United States Treas
urer. $440.00; Pacific Linen & Indus
fMJA.iwWM-wM'MMM'ww wwvy-ifty.-K yv'A'i'i'wwwwwwyvy'm-vwy. . t ; " "r ; " i 7 .'."W 'T'""': It""." IfTHT'i ""'""1i".T'.":'yTITO0 ;;n:nj liPJMHU.il .illUJIlT
NEWSPAPERS
OF TOTAL 34.0
Miscellaneous media: 25.5 brings total to new high
6H billion dollars. Figures include production costs.
Dailies only (weekday and Sundays). Source: Preliminary
estimates for 1951 published by Prinlen' Ink, Jan. 11, 1952.
trial Supply Co, 112.10; Jim's Super
Service. $120.66: Standard Oil Com
pany of California, $229.86; Union Oil
Company of California, $423832; Ore
gon Nevada California Fast Freight,
$1.53; Oregon Pulp Sc Paper, $194.10;
Bryant's Key Shop,- $2.40; L. E. Ager,
$55.00; Secretary of State. $15.00; G.
R. Carter. Trustee (Federal Tax),
$3265.05; G. R. Carter, Trustee (state
tax), $351.09; Public Employees Re
tirement Board, $498.45: Aetna Life
Insurance Co, $13.77; National Hos
pital Association, $136.00; State Indus
trial Accident Commission, $754.59;
Oregon State Highway Department,
$13.50; Medford Water Commission,
$6.10; Jenkins Sign Co, $16.00: Porter
Lumber Co, $4.00; City of Gold Hill.
$2.70: Cal-Ore. Machinery Co, $276.10;
$5706.37; Medford Domestic, $28.20;
Munnell Sc Sherrill, Inc. $6.65; Log
gers & Contractors Machinery Co,
$58.99; Monarch Seed Sc Feed Co,
$7.90; Medford Plate Glass & Mirror
Co, $19.60; Electric Supply Co, $14.15;
Schetky Equipment Corp, $2.87; Rogue
Equipment Sales, Inc. $76.43.
The following payments are for em
ployes of the Jackson County Road
Department:
G. W. Anderson, $267.60; H. H.
Brown. $213.09; C. O. Culy, $261.12;
K. E. Harnish, $90.60; Lyal Hartman,
$292.85: Wesley Hartman, $314.34: D.
D. Hinkle, $298.91; Simon Johnson,
$243.12; F. R. McCabe. $97.25; W. A.
Roohr. $285.40: F. R. Sanford. $32.82;
J. J. McCallister. $71.89; G. H. Erick
son. $12.84; J. H. Pryor, $9.79; A.
Woodworth. $115.16; Olan Pruett,
$217.62: Leonard Andrews. $275.90;
L. J. Bigham, $292.50; E. L. Brown,
$234.25; John F. Burns, $243.33; Man
ley Jacobsen, $227.52; Aubrey K. Stith,
S258.07; Earl Avery, $269.81; Clarence
Baker. $267.41; Milton M. Boat,
$281.41; Harry Boat. $202.30; H. C.
Dooms, $263.73; James Merritt, $281.40;
Leonard Burdahl, $212.93; Harley
Cook, $277.75: Lee Damon. $249.88;
Philip Hannaford, $296.50: Elmer
Harnish. $275.70: J. J. Haywood,
S210.01: James I. Lusk, $233.03: A. L.
Cartwright, $189.02; Wm. Robert
Flagg, $269.65: H. T. Furnas. $273.97:
Kenneth Hemmerling. $239.30; Donald
M. Ivie. $249.20; Joseph S. Pruitt.
$246.25; Opal M. Pruitt, $223.72: Paul
B. Rynning, $375.97; Leslie J. Shorey.
$323.77; Ira A. Spires. $205.36; Chas.
Dooms. $264.44; Rollie J. Rinabarger.
$275.40: Haroli E. Tolle, $257.27; A.
T. Wattenberg. $30735: Ben P. Allison,
$231.55; William M. Berkley. $231.55;
Bennett T. Austin, $22.80; Warren J.
Barlow, $228.97; James L. Beams,
$285.95; Paul T. Betz, $275.42; John
L. Bigham, $155.86; Lyle Vj Bjork,
$209.64; Chester I. Bourne, $285.95; H.
B. Brown. $155.84; Robert F. Brown,
$239.77; Otho C. Chestnut. $247.80;
Arnie Christensen. $296.50; Ronald
Clark. $244.06; Delbert J. Clifford.
$281.78; John L. Conner. $268.10; Ned
A. Coverdale, $207.97; E. L. "Cooper.
$180.45; Robert Craig, $263.19; Ernest
E. Culver. $258.18: Luther F. Cutburth.
$245.47; Jack L. Crumm. $202.32; Ran
dolph Crumm, $260.15; John Danford,
$255.77: Claude B. Dean. $283.60; Wil
lard Dooma. $282.26: Fred Dutton,
$229.02; Eugene M. Earl. $243.01: How
ard D. Ferns. $30133; Robert N. Fin
ney. $226.02: Fred Faust. $291.01; Jesse
Groves Jr., $258.91; Airon B. Haddock,
$227.37; Irvin E. Hall, $285.43; Bur
nell Hatch, $286.51; Mike Heffernan,
$198.30: Delbert W. Howell, $271.70;
Bernard H. Hukill, $19532; Wm. H.
Johnston, $245.02; Henry Kantor,
$262.90; Clyde Keeney. $242.72; James
O. Keller, $258.95; Karl B. Kite.
$252.05: Paul R. Lynch, $222.91: Rus
sell McDonald. $221.54; Harold C.
Meyer. $278.11: Cecil L. Michael.
$289.88; Nancy L. Miller, $160.90
302KL ZKK7 L7LX1GEL
DIRECT MAIL
14.0
It takes a lot of confidence and all kinds of people to
spend two' and a quarter billion dollars' worth of
advertising.
It takes everybody from big VP's with heavy
ad budgets to housewives with rooms to rent. It
takes cham-store executives and neighborhood
merchants.
It takes local business people those who spend
only their own money for ads, and those who also
spend big money contributed by manufactu- rs. '
Bat most of all it takes an advertising medium that can
do the job a complete job: NEWSPAPERS.
Joseph It. Miller, $30.72; Levi G. Mon
$289.88; Nancy L. Miles. $160.90;
roe. $281.40; Mirl W. Morse, $293.90;
Clifford Nicholson. $27230; Carl A.
Perdue. $231.30; James T. Perdue.
$228.59: Edward F. Pierce. $263.40;
Loren W. Prock, $319.85; W. M. Pruett.
$228.77; Elmer W. Rausch, $329.90;
Dewey E. Rawlings, $230.16; Thomas
Reames, $20135; Harry W. Scoggin.
$247.43; Donald L. Shearln. $225.35;
Frank A. Shipley. $256.70; Richard I.
Simmons. $245.02; Paul I. Smith,
$239.17; Haskel J. Stout. $897.15; Des
mond Sweet, $256.86: Earnest J. Tay
lor, $287.85; Joe W. Thornton. $238.65;
Eugene T. Thigpin, $230.17: Roy Thig
pin. $263.88; Lloyd T. Vanderpool,
$251.80; Wm. W. Walker. $201.80;
Glenn Williams. $224.98; Wilbur C.
Wood. $257.75; Troy V. Wright,
$270.08; John W. Wubbels. $209.91.
C, R. Johnson, founder of the
Union Lumber Co., laid out Fort
Bragg in 1889 and when it was
incorporated became Its first
mayor.
27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Rug Cleanarc
Rugs & Furniture cleaned & repaired
MEDFORD ' RUG FACTORY-
tc Cleaners
8-2539 511 Mary
Cabintt Work
CITY CABINET SHOP
FRANK YASHIN
924 So. Central Phone 2-9310
Re-weaving
RE-WEAVING Tears, burns, moth
damage, etc. BEACON WEAVERS,
906 NE 8th. Grantr "ass. Ph. 3453.
Radio Repairs
A-l RADIO SERVICE
KENN AUDIO ENGINEERING
627 N. Central - Phone 2-5056
Electric Motors
Gage Electric Motor Service
Delco & Smithway Motors
Motor Rewinding Sc Repairing
112 N. Front Ph. 2-2626
Pest and Termite Control
LOYD Termite Control. Protect your
home from termites. Free inspection
Ph. Ash. 2-7557. Foundation work.
Laundry
LAUNDERETTE
327 N. Fir Street
Bendlx Automatic Laundry Ph. 2-2565
Tailoring
CHRIS THE TAILOR
Tailored-to-Measure Clothes
Repairing Remodeling Alterations
128 E. Main. 2nd Floor 2-847?
Granite and Top Soil
TOP SOIL AND GRANITE $2 yd
Creek run and fill dirt $1.50 yd
Phone 2-4317. A. L. Nash.
TOP SOIL. Granite. Creek Hun. fill
dirt. Dump Trucks for hire. Also
loader. Austin King. 2-72582-4167.
Crushed granite, crushed rock, sand
& gravel. M. C. LININGER & SONS
Ph. 2-5336 or 2-5897.
CREEK RUN GRAVEL
$130 a yard delivered in Medford
Call 2-7001
ALL RADIO
10.5
The, newspaper
Thursday. August 7, 1952
27BU5INESS DIRECTORY
Painting
EXP. painting and decorating. Free
estimate. ' J. B. Doss. Ph. 2-5137
Med, or 2-2472 Ashland.
SPRAY PAINTING Roofs, houses.
feneral painting. Free estimates.
ulllvan Bros. 219 S. Ivy. Ph 2-9851
Washing Machines
USED Washers, reconditioned and
guaranteed. Larson-May Co, 406 E.
Main. 2-5302
EXPERT Bendix Service and Repairs.
Larson-May Co. 406 E. Main. 2-5302
PARTS and Service on all makes
washing machines. Larson-May Co.
406 E. Main. 2-5302.
Beads Restrung
PEARLS & BEADS RESTRUNG
JEWELRY REPAIRING
SANTOS AGATE SHOP 411 E. Main
Generators Starters
Generator-Starter repairs & exchange
Armature winding. Cliff'a Auto
Electric 1311 N Riverside. 2-5068
Miscellaneous
CHAMBERLAIN TREE SERVICE
(The Best for Less)
Topping, trimming, removing,
Transplanting. Licensed and insured.
Free estimate. Ph. 3-1145. or 525
Franquette. Amp Young, owner.
LAWN PLANTING, pruning and land.
scaping. Stanfield Nursery. Phone
2-2119 or Central Point 134.
MARSHALL NURSERY tc FLORIST
CAMELLIAS. 30 Var. Flowers for
all occasions, garden supplies. 12th
Sc Newtown. PH. 3-1657.
PARK'S Electric Shaver Service. Re
pairs and sales. All standard makes
10 days free trial. 114 E. nth St
GUARANTEED repairs and parts on
all makes of sewing machines. Esti
mate furnished free in advance
Sewing Machine Center. 123 W
Main. Ph. 2-2388
Septic Tanks
DON'T DIG UP YOUR SEWER Ph
Frank Conner. 6391 Ashland. Roto
Rooter Service for Jackson County
24-hour service.
SANITATION SERVICE
500 gal. round cone septic tanks $68
TANKS PUMPED
Hookups Drainfields Laid
Free Estimates Guaranteed .Work
To meet all State & FHA codes.
PHONE 3-2491
CASPERS. Cleaning, repairing, install
tanks and drains. Guar. 24-hour
prompt service. Free inspection.
Low set prices. Dial your local War
II Vet. 3-1511 or 2-6818.
MITCHELb SEPTIC TANKS & CESS
POOL SERVICE Tanks cleaned and
repaired, drain and sewer laid, new
tanks installed. All work guaranteed
Phone 3-1116.
EAST SIDE HOME
2 bedrooms, patio, outdoor fire
place, dining area with planter
box. beautiful fenced yard, flow
ers, shrubs. Near school, store and
bus. Paved street,
$9950 , Terms
Phone Owner 2-9698 340 Ma
fJ3EEDCDE,l
MAGAZINES
8.6
Only newspapers can give yon full value for your ad-,
vertising dollar because only newspapers reach everybody
who can possibly boy.
If you're a retailer or wholesaler, demand news
paper advertising before you place an order.
If you're a salesman or district manager, ask your
management for newspaper advertising to move out
the products you sell.
And if you're a manufacturer, remember this:
In 1S51 One-Third Of All The Advertising
Dollars In' The Nation Were Entrusted to
Newspapers.
is always "first with the most
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
xt a ttttv cvntrfv
GUARANTEED parts, service and re
pair on ail types vacuum vieaner.
Ph. 2-8821 for free pick up ' and
delivery 416 E. Main.
Transfer
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER
Trucking Service of All Kindt
Local and -Long Distance Moving
Storage. Packing and Crating
Phone 2-9028 Corner 4th Sc Fir
Building
PHOENIX PUMICE PRODUCTS
C street Ph. 2-7045 or 2-7943. Bldg
blocks. Brick. Pier Block, all types.
Cement work. Free estimate. Everett
JjOwervJ2i8ffllsingeroad
Plumbing
WE SELL PUMPS Sc PLUMBING
INSTALL Sc REPAIR
PHONE 2-5845
For new Sc repair work call Patterson
fio. co. 827 Jackson. Fn. z-4369
THE ONE TRIP PLUMBER
BROWNIES
PLUMBING Sc HEATING. INC.
PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE
519 Crater Lake Ave. Ph. 2-4801
. Tractor Work
Plowing, harrowing, mowing gardens
or wnat nave you. rrompt, etricieni
service Ira Bollinger. Ph. 2-5830.
Weir Drilling
SHULTS BROS. WELL DRILLERS
Sets direct over streams saving up
to half in many cases. Ph. 2-9227.
DEISTER Sc CECH WELL DRILLERS
For your water well problems
- Reliable and experienced drillers
Up-to-the-minute equipment. Phone
z-9308 139 Vancouver Ave.
WELL DRILLING BY GOFF . BROS.
For fast, efficient and guaranteed
work, see us before you drill. FHA
terms on wells and pumps. Office
Stamper & Goff Bros. Hdw. 225 W
Main. Ph. 2-2939. evenings 2-7028 or
2-5039. Evenings 3-3744.
ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO.
A complete well Sc pump service
by War II Vets. Experienced, reli
able and guaranteed work with
FHA terms. Phone 2-7372. 885
Shafer Lane (Just off Kings Hwy.)
CRATER WELL DRILLING No well
too deep. Immediate service. All
work guaranteed. FHA terms ar
ranged. Phone 2-2098. 1111 W. 10th.
WANTED
SECRETARY
Must b experienced
in
shorthand and typing.
Good hours, excellent pay.
permanent or seasonal.
Stagecoach Orchards
Phent 2-7126
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MEDFORD, OREGON,
TODAY'S
BEST BUYS
Always Remember We Sell
Better Reconditioned Cars
For Less than Market Prices
1951 STUDE. REGAL
DLX. CLUB COUPE
With automatic transmission. Cli-
matizer and defrosters. In excel
lent condition throughout. Very
low mileage. A good hardy car.
Economical for anyone. You can
buy it today and save.
BELOW CEILING '238
1950 DODGE CORONET
Fully equipped. Low mileage-
Clean all the way $ Q C
through, for only I W3
1950 CHEV. STYLINE DLX.
4-D00R SEDAN
Very clean. Radio, heater, seat
covers, other extras. 24 mos.
Terms and liberal $
1595
trades. At only....
1949 CHEV. STYLINE
4-D00R .
A-l condition. Fully equipped.
Priced for quick sale.
1949 HUDSON SUPER 6
CLUB SEDAN
Radio, heater, overdrive. $500
under ceiling price.
1949 DODGE CORONET
4-DOOR SEDAN
WS Tires, two-tone paint. Radio
and heater. Gyromatic transmis
sion. Guaranteed $1 E AC
For only U
1948 PONTIAC 8 SEDAN
COUPE
Silver Streak. This Pontiac's top
Uie car, beautiful two-tone blue
and gray, hydra-matic trans., big
G.E. radio, plus rear seat speaker.
W.S. washer, directional sig., back
up lights, chrome wheel covers.
air cond., heater and Def. 2 fog
lights, electric clock. Cig. lighter
nearly new tires runs like new but
priced under ceiling 5
1395
at only ; ,
1948 NASH AMBASSADOR
SEDAN
Absolutely clean. With Weather
Eye air conditioning. Overdrive,
radio, foglights, back .up lights.
windshield washers, low mileage
and sound in every respect. Here
is a really good strong illQg
car at only.. H3
1948 PLYMOUTH 4-DR.
SPECIAL DELUXE
A perfect beauty. Extra clean
throughout. A snap for some one
that is hard to please. $ ftQC
For only J
1947 DODGE CUSTOM
SEDAN
Guaranteed
At only
1045
1946 PONTIAC COUPE
Real good g
condition
1946 DODGE 4-DOOR
Radio, heater. Completely rebuilt
and guaranteed $0 A 1
at.
r
1946 CHEV. CLUB $QO C
COUPE Overhauled ?w
1946 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DLX.
Fully equipped, smart JVAE
appearance. Only
GOOD TRANSPORTATION AT
LOW COST
1940 OLDS 6 CLUB $rQC
5-PASS. COUPE
1940 BUICK SUPER SOQC
SEDAN A dandy at ...
1939 OLDS 6 SEDAN $A4JE
A real cleany, at w3
1939 OLDS 6 SEDAN Good look
ing, good motor, poor $Z j"
rear end, but it's only O 9
30 MORE beautifully reconditioned
and guaranteed cars to select from
if you don't see it here for lack
of space, just ask us, we have
them with likewise at under mar
ket prices, long easy bank finance
and fair trades, of course. Good
transportation at low cost.
Commercials
Priced Right for
Quick Sale
1952 DODGE Vi PICKUP
1950 FORD V PICKUP
1948 WILLYS SEDAN DELIVERY
PANEL
1946 DODGE POWER WAGON
1946 DODGE Vi PICKUP
1942 G.M.C. DUAL DRIVE 270
MOTOR.
1937 PLYMOUTH PICKUP
1937 CHEVROLET l'a TON
FLAT BED
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