22 Business Opportunities
SALE OR TRADE Good coast income
property near Brookings for income
property Medford. or vicinity. Ph.
2-9633.
FOR SALE GROCERY STOCK
$200 plus inventory. Pkg. License.
See or write
BUYERS MARKET
Hwy 99. Gazelle. Calif.
CAFE & TAVERN. Good business,
good location, new equipment,
' plenty of parking. $7000 will handle.
Call 2-5596.
GROCERY BUSINESS
Good lease on building and living
quarter. You buy equipment'at $8500
and inventory ai cosi. uwner now
averaging $700 monthly net profit.
Selling for reason of leaving state.
Write Tribune Box 9518.
VHY work for the other man? If
you can trade, you can make much
more operating our used furniture
business. We will show our books
' to any sincere person. Apt. avail
able. Low rental lease. Excellent
Hwy. 99 location. We are leaving
state, it's priced low. and we will
take good car or trailer hs. in
trade. See it at 57 Hwy. 99, Central
Point.
WELDING and MACHINE SHOP
Good business, well equipped. One
acre, located on busy highway at
edge of city. $16,000 including in
ventory. POE & FAWCETT REPAIR SHOP
2131 W. Main
OWNER LEAVING Will sacrifice for
quick sale M o d e r n fishing and
vacation resort. 9 cabins, store and
gas pumps. 15 acres. 768 feet of
Rogue river frontage, on Crater
Lake Hwy. Now operating. All
equipment goes. Terms. California-
On-The-Rogue itesort. Trail. Oregon,
12-UNIT auto court, store, gas sta
tion, and lj-umt trailer park. Will
take local property on trade with
small down payment. Located Hear
Medford. Ph. 3-111S or 3-9183.
MODERN self-service laundry. 12
Bendix washers, complete with 3
large dryers and large extractor.
Modern bldg- with office space and
Apt. in back, on Hwy. 99 so. Fh
3-1116 or 3-9183.
RESTAURANT Estab. 4 yrs sell or
lease, terms Ph Ashland H221
. 23 Machinery and Tractors
42 FT. Wayne compressor. 10 h.p.
3-ph. A.C. motor. Save S200 on this
new compressor. Fn. z-oaoJ.
A.C. Model K.O. 24" Pads. Excellent
shape. $1600. C. W. Ceideburg. Rt.
1. Box 170. Rogue River.
FOR SALE HD-7 Allis-Chalmers.
Moore dozer, double drum P.C.U.
A-l condition $5500
Jumbo Carryall 6-8 yd. S1750
Heavy duty tool carrier .S 500
or complete outfit S7500
Bank terms. Ph. Eagle Pt. 6510.
Regular Special
Piew fmcor rower..
lawn mower. 18" 127.25 $ 89.50
new Planet Jr. Gar-
den tractor with
cultivator 123.40 89.50
New Howard "Gem"
Rototiller 335.00 275 00
New Peerless Pumps. 20 off shallow
well or deep well. Save up to $40
on a 'j n.p. pump.
New Massey Harris
Pony tractor 10
off (with hy
draulic system) ..$1093.50 $ S88.65
xnew massey Harris
Row crop 22 (with
hydraulic system,
PTO and belt pul
ley. 1822.50 1595.00
New Oliver stand
ard 66 tractor
with power take
off and belt pul
ley. 1750 00 1595.00
Used Tractors and Eaumment
Oliver How Crop 60 tractor ....$ 995.00
viiver standard or orchard
70 tractor 995.00
Oliver Row Crop 88 tractor.. 1595.00
jonn ueere combine 795.00
Spring tooth harrow (3 point
hookup for Ford tractor 99.50
near scraper 3 point hookup
for Ford tractor 99.50
VALLEY EQUIPMENT CO.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 50-T Inter
national pickup baler and Farmall
H. tractor, good cond. Ph. 2-5156
Ashland. . . .
SINGLE drum mounted on 4x4 Chev.
truck, good cond. Call 2-8443.
NEW Mall 1-man chain saw. 30 in.
bar. falling handles. $100 reducti
ni; i i tt .
WANTED A corn binder, usable con
dition. E. H. Moore. Rt. 1, Box 93,
Rogue River.
FOR SALE or trade for livestock.
2" irrig. pump. Wisconsin air cooled
'iwwi. x-ii. ventral .roini 1Y.
FOR 'SALE Complete short logging
outfit. Cletrae 15 Cat. 1945 3 ton
Reo with 670 Waukashaw engine.
12.000 actual miles on truck. All
cables, guy lines and blocks. S1800.
3 mi. up Foots Creek Rd. To-n Cook,
ni. 1. joox Jbl. UOld Hill
FOR SALE 6x6 log loader mount 270
GMC Duk. Frame reinforced with
12" ship channel, triple strength
pipe "A" frame. Hand crank winchf
for guy line'. Complete except for
loading winui. Inq. at Keith Bros.
Motors. Barnett Rd.. Medford.
FOR SALE Log truck and trailer.
good rubber, also 1 double drum
yarder ready to go. Byron Coulter,
Sams Valley. Ore.
1 HG Cletrae with hydraulic loader
and buldozer. Approx. 500 hrs. 1
3-25 McCulloch chain saw. 1 offset
disc, heavy duty; 1 Oliver mower,
like new. Also numerous other
items. Ira T. Clark, Box 10-A. Butte
Falls Hwy.. Eagle Point. ' Ph. 6610.
60 CAT with LeTourneau blade. Will
sell complete for $700 or parts. 404
E. California St, Jacksonville. Ph.
309-8116.
24- FOR EXCHANGE
2-YR.-OLD Frigidaire refrigerator for
frTAv no a nr; i a
TRADE 3 rm. house for late model
car. House to be moved. 3594
Roberts Rd.
WILL exchange rental on a 3 bdrm.
home in Eugene for same in Med
ford. P.O. Box 1228 Medford. Mr.
Morton.
26 PERSONAL -
REAL SILK. Phone 2-9980.
NEW BONE CORSET1ERE. Ph. 3-2660
WANTED
5 Room modern home in
MEDFORD, ASHLAND or
vicinity as down payment on
this beautiful fully equipped
and stocked ranch within 10
miles of - MEDFORD. 50
acres almost all under irriga
tion. Tons of hay in fine
barn. Cows, calves and all
necessary equipment. Nice
3-bedroom modern home.
CALL ME AT ONCE
EDWARD HUMPHREY
BROKER
MEDFORD 2-6479
JUST ARRIVED
50 TONS OF ARIZONA FLAGSTONE
BEAUTIFUL STONE FOR
PATIOS FIREPLACES WALLS
WALKS BAR-B-Q
EL RANCHO FLAGSTONE
CORNER BEALL LANE & HIGHWAY 99 NORTH
(El Rancho Motel)
Phone 2-2988 We Give S&H Stamps
OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAYS
26 PERSONAL
LONELY? Let us help you find com-
fanionship and happiness, write
tate Dating Bureau, P.O. Box 1453,
Medford.
AFTER this date I will not be respon
sible for any debts contracted by
the P. and J. Egg Ranch, or any
one else other than myself. Canna
B. Phipps.
I, SSGT. Frank J. Rickey, will not
be responsible for debts other than
my own after this date, Aug. 7,
1952.
WANT a date? Be at the Midget
Races at Sheriffs Posse Grounds at
7 p.m. Sunday.
YOUNG lady wishes to meet average
looking man 22-28. At least 5' 8".
Good reputation. P.O. Boa 925, Cen
tral Point.
FALSE teeth repaired. Broken, crack
ed or loose plates repaired while
you wait Relining in one hour. New
process. All work guaranteed. 9:00
A.M to 8:00 P.M.. Ill E. California
St. or dial 30-9-8071 Jacksonville.
Alcoholics Anonymous. Ph. 2-6657.
Meetings at 123 ii W. Main. Wed. He
Sat. 8 p.m. ,
Reflexology Foot Massage. Swedish
massage. A. M. Couts. licensed mas
seur. Taylor road. Central Point
Phone 38X1.
SPENCER COR SETTER E Ph 2-8576
27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Rug Cleaners
Rugs Ac Furniture cleaned & repaired
MEDFORD RUG FACTORY
& CLEANERS
3-2539 511 Mary
Cabinet 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. Grant? ass. Ph. 3453.
Transfer
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER
Trucking Service - of All Kinds
Local and Long Distance Moving
Storage. Packing and Crating
Phone 2-9028 Corner 4th & 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
Lowery. 3748 Hillsinger road
Electric Motors
Gage Electric Motor Service
Delco & Smithway Motors
Motor Rewinding & 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
VACUUM SERVICE
GUARANTEED parts, service and re
pair on all types Vacuum Cleaners
Ph 2-8821 for free pick up and
delivery 410 E Main.
Tailoring
CHRIS THE TAILOR
Tailored-to-Measure Clothes
Repairing Remod c! i ng Al tera tions
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. 2-7Zj8 2-4167
Crushed granite, crushed rock, sand
& gravel. M C. LININGER & SONS
Ph. 2-5336 or 2-5897.
CREEK RUN GRAVEL
$1.50 a yard delivered in Medford
Call 2-7001
Painting
EXP. painting and decorating Free
estimate. J. B. Doss. Ph. 2-5137
Med., or 2-2472 Ashland.
SPRAY PAINTING Roofs, houses.
general painting. Free estimates.
Sullivan Bros 219 S Ivy Ph 2-9851
Washing Machines
USED Washers, reconditioned and
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.
Electric. 1311 N Riverside. 2-5063
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.
PARK'S Electric Shaver Service. Re
pairs and sales. All standard makes
10 days free trial. 114 E. 11th 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
Tractor Work
Plowing, harrowing, mowing gardens
or wnat nave you. rrompt efficient
service Ira Bollinger Ph 2-5830.
Well Drilling
SHULTS BROS. WELL DRILLERS
Sets direct over streams saving up
to half in many cases. Ph. 2-9227.
DEISTER & CECH WELL DRILLERS
For your water well problems
Reliable and experienced drillers
Up-to-the-minute equipment Phone
2-9308 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 2-7026 or
2-5039. Evenings 3-3744.
ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO.
A 'complete well & pump service
by War II Vets. Experienced, reli
able and guaranteed work with
FHA terms. Phone 2-7372. 885
Shafer Lane fjust off Kings Hwy.)
CRATER WELL DRILLING No well
too deep. Immediate service. AU
work guaranteed. FHA terms ar
ranged. Phone 2-2098 1111 W. 10th.
Plumbing
WE SELL PUMPS & PLUMBING
INSTALL & REPAIR
PHONE 2-5845
For new & repair work call Patterson
Fib. CO. 827 Jackson. Ph. 2-4369
THE ONE TRIP PLUMBER
BROWNIES
PLUMBING & HEATING. INC.
PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE
519 Crater Lake Ave. Ph. 2-4801
Use Mail Tribune Want Ads
27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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.
MITCHELL SEPTIC TANKS & CESS
POOL SERVICE Tanks cleaned and
repaired, drain and sewer laid, new
tanks installed. All work guaranteed
Phone 3-1116. -
Laundry
LAUNDERETTE
327 N. Fir Street
Bendix Automatic Laundry Ph. 2-2565
Radio Repairs
A-l RADIO SERVICE
KENN AUDIO ENGINEERING
627 N. Central Phone 2-5056
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE, or trade for income
property: House and lots in Central
Point. Tribune Box 9253.
FOR SALE 12 thousand ft. 2x4 and
2x6 and 2x8. all very good lumber,
surfaced, in long lengths. Make me
tfn offer. 1711 S. Columbus, Medford.
FURNISHED cabin for rent. Phone
3-1785 or see at 134 S. Ivy.
FOR SALE Late model General Elec
tric range, perfect shape. I need the
room. Take it home for $65. 2-6438.
LOST Black cocker spaniel. Answers
to Mickey." Phone 2-7420.
FOR SALE Large colored fryers. Ph.
3-1311.
20,000' 1x8 Red Fir shiplap. No. 3
and 4 common. 20,000' l,ix6 and 8"
clear Redwood beveled siding $125
per 1000. Screen doors $8.50 each,
Free delivery. Phone 3-2888.
NORTON'S LUMBER CO.. PHOENIX
FOR SALE GE washing machine. Ph.
2-5029.
1949 INTERNATIONAL KB8F and
1949 Gunderson Bros, log trailer.
RED 450 motor. 5 Direct Main Box
6231A Brownlipe. 80 rubber. With
or without haul. Terms. Ph. 2-7587.
FOR SALE Hay. 5,i tons $15 ton.
Rt. 2. Box 376, Merriman Rd.
TIMBER FOR SALE NE V section
12, Twp. 34, range 5 west. Relog.
Call W.M. Brisbin. Redwood Hotel,
Grants Pass.
FOR SALE Gentle Pinto mare $125.
Rt. 1, Box 28. Gold Hill.
GALVANIZED GUTTER
Galvanized steel gutter 20c ft.
BRICK
Common brick 6c each
No. 1 Red Cedar Certigrade Shingles
$13.00 sq.
No. 2 Certigrade $10.00.
ECONOMY LBR. & FEED CO.
ROYS FEED STORE
FOR SALE Sweet . corn, locker corn
and sack corn. Joe Rush, 1579
Biddle Rd.
PURE Cider Vinegar, full strength.
49c a gal. Bring containers. Oakdale
Market.
4 RM. Furn. Apt. Close in. Adults
only. 9 East Jackson.
t'OH RENT Furn. Apts. electrically
equipped. Ph. 2-4374.
OUTBOARD MOTOR
K B. Johnson 10 h.p. Sell or trade
for car.
S. and L. MOTORS
216 E. 4th
CEILING TILE & WALL PLANK
Several colors and sizes to choose
from.
Quick & Easy to install.
BUILDERS SERVICE
2802 Crater Lake Hwy.
PURE Cider Vinegar, full strength.
49c a gal. Bring containers. Oakdale
Market.
SAVUM WAMPUM
S & H Green Stamps
S & W LUMBER CO.
SPECIAL bargain. One 4 ft. Neoangle
tub and fixtures $125; 3-piece col
ored bath set $197.10; 3-piece white
bath set. seat type tub, $145: Close
coupled toilet with seat. $35.25. Im
mediate delivery and we have pipe
and fittings for installation, every
thing for the bldg. at
HAGGARD LUMBER CO.
On 99. Phoenix
REMEMBER
20 OFF
ON EVERY ITEM AT
PHOENIX HARDWARE STORE
Also some used furnishings. 11 ft.
double kitchen cabinet, davenport
and chair, range, 6 ft. refrigerator,
other items.
Open till 7 pm. Closed Sun.
nr. .-.... . . . n .
PURE Cider Vinegar, full strength.
49c a gal. Bring containers. Oakdale
Market
WANTED To rent meadow pasture
for 10 to 15 cows and calves. Phone
2-7627.
USED furniture, all types, priced to
sell. Medford Furniture Store, 6th
oc tsaruett.
PLANER BLOX. Clean. Quick de
livery. Medford Fuel. Ph 2.9111
ARCHERY tackle by Bear Griizlv
ana cuo DOWS. HAAS BROS
SPORTING GOODS. Open until 9:00
every evening.
LEGAL NOTICES
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Talent School District No. 22,
Jackson County, at the office of the
Superintendent at Talent School until
8 p.m. August 21, 1952 for the con
struction of a (1) story shower Room
Addition to the High School Gym
nasium, and will then and there be
opened and publicly read aloud. Bids
received after the time fixed for open
ing will not be considered. Bids shall
be submitted in an opaque sealed en
velope bearing the contractor's name.
Plans, specifications and form of
Contract Documents may be examined
at the School Superintendent's office
and at the office of R. J. KEENEY.
Architect 32 lUrtrtt, rA 1 A
, - -. . ... vuium Avenue, 1
Medford. Oregon, and a set of said
f" uuiauons ana lorms may
' K21ned a the office of R. J.
KEENEY Architect 32 North Central
Avenue Medford. Oregon upon de
posit of $25.00.
lu" araunt of deposit for one
Hit, Pi documents will be returned to
each actuAl hiHHc .... .u; , .
time after receipt of bids. Other de-
AUOTHON SALE
4 Room Home and Rental with 3 Extra Lots. . . . Family
leaving for Alaska. Must sell everything to highest bid
der. . . . Very good Income Property and Building Sites.
Be Sure and Inspect This Opportunity!
Sunday, Aug. 10th at 1:00 P.M.
506 WEST CLARK
1 block south of McAndrews Road on Summit, Just behind
Jackson School on corner. Watch signs.
Late Model Coronado Refrigerator, '51 Crosley Electric
Range, Red Daveno and Chair, Hollywood Beds and Chest
of Drawers, Coffee Tables, End Tables, New Chinese Silk
Gowns and Pajamas, size 18; Argus Projector and Camera
(used 3 times). Many miscellaneous items it takes to make
up a home.
Ladies of the Moose Serving Lunch
O. J. BRENNER, Auctioneer
Phone 2-8760 for Information
Table Rock
Table Rock The Chris Diz
ick family recently from Sams
Valley have moved into the Or
ville Hamilton house recently
vacated by the Ivan Myers fam
ily now living in Gold Hill. The
Dizick's have ten children, two
being in service and eight at
home. Five are of school age,
three will attend the local school
and two will go to Central
Point.
O. J. Wilson, on his return
from Sams Valley. Monday re
ported that some of the alfalfa
seed fields there were flattened
by the Sunday storm.
Table Rock housewives dug
out the old tallow candles Sun
day when power was off for
some four hours during and
after the storm.
: Subscribers here of the Cen
tral Point Mutual Telephone
company regret very much hear
ing of the resignation of Jack
Sharp as manager. During the
fifteen years of his management
he has been a loyal and faithful
employee and in the pinches
many times going beyond the
line of duty. Personally he was
a great help to the writer when
during the war he was trying
to keep the line intact while the
Table Rock people were man
ning a 24-hour observation post
and construction crews at Camp
White were continually putting
the line out.
Last Friday evening a large
number of people turned out to
burn dry grass and dispose of
the fire hazards around the Sams
Valley school buildings and
Grange hall. The project was
sponsored by members of the
Grange.
A field of alfalfa being kept
for seed on the J. S. Richardson
farm has ben abandoned for
that purpose and cut for hay
owing to a poor set of seed pods
thought to be caused by weather
conditions.
The raccoon tribe which has
been making themselves scarce
here for some time are begin
ning to be a little too numerous
again. A m6ther hen and her
brood were destroyed recently
on the Everett Brown farm and
a mother coon and three young
ones were seen a few nights ago
around the Robert Sage home.
John Dodge of Medford was
telling us last Tuesday that one
of his neighbors reported that
hail stones as big as a hen's egg
fell at his place killing chickens
and doing other damage. We
LEGAL NOTICES
posits will be refunded with deduction
not exceeding the actual cost of re
production of the drawings, upon the
return of all documents in good condi
tion within 30 days after the date of
opening bids.
Each bid shall be accompanied by
a certified check, cashier's check, or
bid bond (with authorized surety com
pany as surety) made payable to the
Owner in amount not less than 5
of the amount of the bid.
Each bid shall be accompanied by
a prequalification statement. These
forms are available at the office of
R. J. KEENEY, Architect. 32 North
Central Avenue, Medford. Oregon and
are to be delivered to the office of
the Superintendent at Talent. Oregon,
at least 10 days prior to bid opening.
The Board of Talent School District
No. 22 reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, and to waive formalities.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
after the hour set for the opening
thereof, or before award of contract,
unless said award is delayed for a
period exceeding 30 days.
Mr. Roy Parr,
Superintendent
Mrs. Grace Millage.
223 Maple St., Ashland. Ore
gon. Clerk, School Board,
District No. 22
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by the
Oregon State Board of Higher Educa
tion at the Southern Oregon College
of Education Business Office until
2:00 P.M. August 15. 1952. for remod
elling work in Churchill Hall and also
for refinishing the Gymnasium floor
in Memorial Court, Southern Oregon
College. Separate or combined bids
may be made.
Specifications may be obtained at
the Southern Oregon College Business
Office.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check or bid bond executed
in favor of the Oregon State Board of
Higher Education in an amount not
less than 10 of the total amount of
the bid. to be forfeited as fixed and
liquidated damages, should the bid
der neglect or refuse to enter Into a
contract and provide suitable bond
for the faithful performance of the
work in the event the contract is
awarded to him.
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids and to waive- all
informalities.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
after the hour set for the opening
thereof until after the elapse of 15
days from the bid opening.
.. . Oregon State Board of
Higher Education
by Donald E. Lewis
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on
August 15. 1952 a contract will be let
for the construction of approximately
one thousand feet of road bed. 20 feet
wide on Church Street from 1st St. to
4th St.. in the City of Phoenix. Ore
gon. Contact City Recorder. P. O. Box
327. Phoenix, Oregon, or call Leo
Bohls 3-1138.
The Perseid Meteors
By J. HUGH PRUETT
Pacific Regional Director,
American Meteor Society
The annual visit of the August
have often heard It said that
hailstones as big as hen's eggs
fell but have never seen any,
and while we hesitate to dispute
anyone's word, we have won
dered if some folks don't have
hens that lay eggs of a smaller
caliber than the ones we are
used to.
W. W. Timm the obliging care
taker of the TouVelle park tells
us that at the present time the
facilities of the park are being
used by some 3,400 people a
week.
The Tunberg boys who are
spending their summer vacation
here with their grandmother,
Mrs. Ray Bosworth each re
ceived a bicycle last week from
their father in Los Angeles. The
machines, made in England, are
somewhat different from those
made In the U. S. A. Light
enough In weight to pick up
with one hand, three speeds, one
low enough to climb hills, with
a high that will go to 30 miles
per hour depending on the ri
der's leg motions, which is the
limiting factor in all gears.
A shep shearing crew has
completed shearing 1.200 lambs
belonging to Mr. Phillips of
Roseburg and now on pasture
at the TaUle Top ranch.
The Donald Richardson fam
ily arrived Tuesday from Port
land to spend their annual va
cation with Donald's parents at
the J. S. Richardson home.
While here they expect among
other things to do a lot of fish
ing and attend the Shakespear
ean Festival at Ashland.
The big machine designed and
built by Aubry Taylor for har
vesting cucumbers is busy this
week on the Ed Taylor Pickle
farm picking one of the best
crops of cucumbers according to
Mr. Taylor that he has ever
grown.
A letter to Mrs. Fred Smith
from her son Sgt. Ernest Smith
states that he is now in Japan
waiting for a boat to begin his
long journey home where he
expects to remain for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers
and grandadughter Carol Myers
returned Tuesday from a motor
trip up the coast as far as
Seattle, Wash.
Attending the Rodgers-Hous-ton
family reunion at TouVelle
park August 3, celebrating the
birthday of Mrs. Emma Rodgers
Houston, 82, were: Mrs. Emma
Houston, Frank and Bertha
Houston, Josephine and Jim Cor
nutt, Eula and Fred Middlebush
er and daughter Monte, Milton
and Frances Houston, Orage and
Irma Houston and daughters
Joan, Sharon, and Kathleen;
Merle and Marie Houston and
son Roger and Marie and their
three sons, Danny, Grant and
Douglas; Gwen and Homer Edge
comb and son Jerry, Doris and
Emmett Nealon, Mae and San
ford Richardson, Dee and Glenn
Hoist and son Monty, Minnie
Rodgers, George Stacy, James
and Matty Rodgers and two
sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rodgers
and sons Johnnie and Jimmie
and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rodgers,
Edna and Dick Barker, Mrs.
Grace Brown, Marie and Byron
Keith and daughter; Juanita Col
lett and Howard Cdllett and
children Larry and Judy, Betty
and Howard Ferns and daugh
ters Linda and Cheryl Ann; Fel
bert Rodger and son Wayne;
Velma and Cliff Moore and chil
dren Rex, Dixie and Jerry Joe;
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barnes,
Blanche and Roscoe Doty.
m ATURAILY MORE BEAUTIFUL
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Sunday, August 10, 195J
meteors Is an event of Interest
to all who watch the sky. Com
monly known as Perseids since
they appear to radiate from the
star groups Perseus, they fur
nish a display of shooting stars
which varies little in intensity
from year to year. In some coun
tries they are called the "Tears
of St. Lawrence." They are yel
low, often trace long arcs across
the sky, and sometimes leave
paths which remain visible for
several seconds.
The Perseids travel in the
orbit of the comet of 1862 (Tut
tle's) and are thought to be the
debris from its disintegration.
In August, the earth in its tra
vel around the sun, runs into the
path of these meteors. As one
writer expresses it, "the earth
and swarm reach the grade
crossing near the same time."
Hot Enough to Glow
The tiny particles are not
luminous from heat until they
enter our higher air. Traveling
at 33 miles per second in rela
tion to the surface of the earth,
they become hot enough by at
mospheric friction to glow when
at heights of 70 or 80 miles.
Most of them are entirely burn
ed by the time they get down to
the 50-mile level.
Every year large numbers of
the membership of the American
Meteor society observe and
count the Perseid meteors. They
are usually most numerous on
the nights of August 10-13, but
some may be seen earlier and
later than this. Average indivi
dual counts under good seeing
conditions are about 70 per hour
at the time of maximum. Some
persons with good eyes and at
high elevations have counted as
many as 90 per hour.
Can See Only Few
H. A. Newton has calculated
that one person with normal
eyes can see only 17 of all the
visible meteors that flash above
the horizon. Larger groups are
needed to watch the entire sky.
Individual counts are what are
wanted by the American Meteor
society, of which Dr. C. P. Oli
vier of the University of Penn
sylvania is president.
Dr. Olivier requests that large
numbers of non-members join in
the counting this year. The best
counts will be obtained after
midnight. A count of two hours
at each sitting is suggested.
Look any direction, but record
it.
Reclining Chair Suggested
Very few meteors .will be seen
if the observer walks around
making only casual glances at
the sky. A reclining chair in a
dark place with the eyes con
stantly "heavenward" will bring
the best results.
The writer is regional direc
tor of the American Meteor so
ciety for Idaho, Washington,
Oregon, California, and Nevada.
Counts in these states should be
sent me at Eugene, Oregon.
Those in other states where this
is published should be sent to
the regional director . for each
section if he is known; if not,
I'll take care of them. All will
finally be forwarded to the
Pennsylvania headquarters.
McLeod
McLeod House, guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Young are
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schroeder
of San Anselmo, Calif.
Miss Jacqueline and Jose
phine Hume spent several days
recently at the home of their
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Denninger in Prospect.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Spuril
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Phone 2-8376
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN
Court Records
POLICE COURT
A. Norton Smith, expired vehicle
license, $3.
Albert G. Johnson, parked on
wrong side of street. $2.50.
Robert Eli Norcrou, violation of
basic rule, $10.
Charles Samuel Pope, failure to
stop at stop sign. $5.
Lorenzo Glen Johnson, violation of
basic rule, $10.
DISTRICT COURT
James Ciniski, reckless driving. $25.
David H. Zuck, violation of basic
rule, $10.
Richard Lee Reedy, overheight, $6.
Walter H. Faux, overload, $25.
Harold H. Van Dyke, no motor
vehicle license. $5 costs.
j Arthur A. Lucero, no operator's
: license, $7.50.
j Gary Lyle Hendricks, passing on
Homer C. Snod grass, no transporta
tion permit and no motor vehicle li
cense. $12.
George L. Meeker, no operator's
license, $7.50.
Marcellas C. Morton, no motor ve-
have gone to Salt Lake City to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Crit Carrol was hostess
for a stainless steel party at her
home August 1.
Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Wagler
have gone to Ontario, Calif., to
take Mrs. Wagler's mother, Mrs.
Churchill, back to her home af
ter spending the summer here.
Robert Derrohn will be the
bus driver on the Elk-Trail
school bus this school term.
Miss Margie Torrance has
gone to Clear Lake, Calif., for
the rest of the summer.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Gregory and family are Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Morrison and
daughter Loretta and son Lon- i
nie, all of St. Louis Mo. !
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richardson ;
made a business trip to Klam-
ath Falls August 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Axtell
of Tacoma, Wash., are guests of
Mr. Axtell's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Axtell of "Folding
Hills" ranch.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Richardson are Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Duckworth and son of Grants
Pass and Mrs. Bertha Richard
son of Los Angeles, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sullivan of
Klamath Falls were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Chandler recently.
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Owner Transferred 5
SACRIFICE
Worlds of privacy. 148 feet of
frontage. Little white fence. 3 5
bedrooms.' 1 Vi baths. You're "
in the country, with electric 5
heat and circulating fireplace, "
but only 4 minutes from down
town. Low down payment, bal-
ance less than rent.
T. J. HIGHT, Realtor
221 N. Central Phone 2-5223
Insurance
Property Management
101 W. JACKSON at FIR 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 excellent
condition throughout. Very low
mileage. A good hardy car. Eco
nomical for anyone. You can buy
it today and save. 4 Q
BELOW CEILING -A WW
1950 DODGE CORONET
Fully equipped. Low mileage Clean
all the way through, $1 QQC
for only '07J
1950 CHEV. STYLINE DLX.
4-D00R SEDAN
Very clean. Radio, heater, seat cov
ers. Other extras. 24 mos. Terms
and liberal trades. $1 CQC
At only
1949 CHEV. STYLINE
4-DOOR
A-l condition. Fully equipped . .
Priced for quick sale.
1949 HUDSON SUPER 6
CLUB SEDAN
Radio, heater, overdrive. $500 un
der ceiling price.
1949 DODGE CORONET
4-DOOR SEDAN
WS Tires, two-tone paint. Radio and
heater. Gyromatic transmission.
Guaranteed. Sf g ft I?
For Only I Ij
1948 PONTIAC 8 SEDAN
COUPE
Silver Streak. This Pontiac's top line
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 con
dition heater and Def. 2 foglights,
electric clock, Cig. lighter, nearly
new tires, runs like new but priced
under ceiling $10
at only lv3
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 market nrieee. Innn
easy bank finance and fair trades, of course. Good transporta
tion at low cost.
COMMERCIALS
PRICED RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE
1952 DODGE Vi PICKUP
1950 FORD V4 PICKUP
1948 WILLYS SDN. DEL. PANEL
1946 DODGE POWER WAGON
1946 DODGE Vi PICKUP
The Grange
Shady Cot Grange
Shady Cove Grange will meet
Wednesday, Aug. 13, at 8:30 p.m.
hide license, $6.
CIRCUIT COURT
Harriet Isabel Davis vs. Elijah Earl
Davis, divorce complaint.
State of Oregon vs. William Doug
las Mitchell, information of district
attorney and waiver.
State of Oregon vs. Robert Ter
rier, complaint.
WANTED
SECRETARY
Must be experienced In
shorthand and typing.
Good hours, excellent pay.
permanent or seasonal.
Stagecoach Orchards
Phone 2-7126
AUCTION
Consign your furniture and
other articles to us for BEST
POSSIBLE PRICES.
No stock too large or small
for us to liquidate!
Col. Joe Burns, Auctioneer
New Modern Sales Room
SALE EVERY FRIDAY
COMMERCIAL
AUCTION CO.
Central Point, Ore.
Phone 1441 or 1512
1 block off Hiway 99
VACATION
TRAVELOANS
Use the Traveloan plan tor your vaca
tion cash. Traveloans are made to any
Steadily employed man or woman. You
may have 24 months to repay.
$50 to $300 on Furniture or Salary.
Up to $500 on your Automobile
SEE
American Finance
CORPORATION
Room 210-211 Leverette Bldg.
Phone 2-8886
License M-362 License S-28S
1948 NASH AMBASSADOR
SEDAN
Absolutely clean. With Weather
Eye air conditioning. Overdrive, ra
dio, foglights, back up lights, wind
shield washers, low mileage and
sound in every respect. Here is a
really good strong $ n ft C
car at only 1 sr J
1948 PLYMOUTH 4-DR.
SPECIAL DELUXE
A perfect beauty. Extra clean thru
out. A snap for some one that it
hard to please. $10.QJC
For only IW7J
1947
DODGE CUSTOM
SEDAN
Guaranteed
At only .....
1045
1946 PONTIAC COUPE
Real good condition. SOI C
At only
1946 DODGE 4-DOOR '
Radio, heater. Completely rebuilt
and guaranteed $01 C
at.
. "Te
1946 CHEV. CLUB
COUPE Overhauled..
'925
1946 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DLX.
Fully equipped, smart '70
appearance. Only 3
GOOD TRANSPORTATION
AT LOW COST
1940 OLDS 6 CLUB
5-PASS. COUPE
'295
1940 BUICK SUPER $OOC
SEDAN A dandy at.
1939 OLDS 6 SEDAN $0 J C
A real cleany, at
1939 OLDS 6 SEDAN Good look
ng, good motor. Poor $JL C
rear end, but it's only 03
1942 G. M. C. DUAL DRIVE 270
MOTOR.
1937 PLYMOUTH PICKUP
1937 CHEVROLET l'j TON
FLAT BED