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22-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES blCK'S RURAL DISPOSAL. SERVICE Septic tanks pumped and repaired, Tanks installed to State specifica tion any size from 500 saL up; square concrete. Domestic or com mercial tanks. Drain fields laid Free estimates and inspection. All . work guaranteed. Phone M. R mck) tiust, 3-1457. Medford. CASPER'S Septic tanks pumped and cleaned. TANKS INSTALLED Drain work. Free inspection. Low set prices. No mileage charge 24 hour service. Local War II vet. Dial 3-1511 or 2-6818 SANITATION SERVICE Darrell Fariss O. E. Conklln SOUND CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS 300-gal S68 750-gal. $98 Commercial Tanks (all sizes) DRAIN FIELDS SEWER LINES Meets all State & FHA Codes TANKS PUMPED TRENCHING EXCAVATION Free Estimates Guaranteed Work PHONE 3-2491 2873 Lone Pine Rd Well Drilling - ' EHULTS BROS, well drilling & pump service, we strive to please every customer. Ph. 3-4141. Eves. 2-5669 COFF BROTHERS Well Drillers: ex perienced and reliable. S&H Green Stamps on wells & Jacuzzi Pumos Office Siskiyou Hdwe.. 225 W. Main, Medford. Phone 2-2939., Eve nings 3-3744 or 2-7023. DEISTER WELL DRILLING. For your water well problems. Reliable, and experienced driller. Up-to-the-min ute equipment. Phone 2-9308 139 Vancouver Ave. ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO. Immediate service on wells & pumps. Work guaranteed. Terms to suit. Hay accepted. Ph. 2-7372. 885 Sharer Lane, 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 Tailor CHRIS THE TAILOR Cults made to measure, fit guaranteed Alterations, remodeling, repairing. 128 E. Main. Fh. 2-8473 Television & Radio EMERSON'S GUARANTEED SERV ICE. Day. nite. Costs less for TV, radio, P.A. systems. Phone and tape recorders. 32 years experience, o yrs. here. Ph. 2-6001. GUARANTEED TV REPAIR Available anytime. Reasonable. Phone 2-8842 Pest and Termite Control PARAMOUNT PEST CONTROL Safeguard against termites, fungus. beetles, structural repairs. Ph. 2-9701 LOYD Termite Control. Protect your nome from termites Free inspection Ph. Ash. 2-7557. Foundation Work, Tree Service CHAMBERLAIN TREE SERVICE Trimmine. topping, removing, etc, Free esUmates. Ph. 3-3085 or 2-9117 Cabinet Work CITY CABINET SHOP FRANK YASHIN 924 So. Central Phone 2-9310 Excavation Excavation for any size tanks, cram fields, trenching, sewer & water line connections. Ph. 3-5696 E. Stevens. Floor Sanding Floor Sanding & Finishing Free Estimates Geo. Dennev Phone 2-6863 Generators Starters Generator-Starter repairs & exchange. Armntiir winriine Cliff Auto Electric 1311 N Riverside 2-5068. Plumbing BROWNIES PLUMBING & HEATING. INC. PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE 519 Crater Lake Ave. Ph. 2-4801 " BROOKS ELECTRIC PLUMBING DEPT. -For fast, courteous and efficient service on all your plumbing prob lems. Call 2-2952. "WM. SWARTZ YOUR PLUMBER since 1920 1213 N. Riverside All work guaranteed. Repair and New Phone 2-5972 Transportation JOHNSON TRUCK LINES Al Stoehr Ph. 2-6022 or 2-5771. 820 So. Central. Medford. Oregon. ICC-55867 Heavy machinery and building materials .from Jackson, Josephine, Douglas and Curry Counties to Bay area. Calif, and return. Machinery Interstate-Oregon to Idaho. General Commodities Intra-state. ATHEL. HUPP DUDLEY TRUCK TRANSPORTATION P. O. Box 242. Medford. Oregon ICC-MC 71652. Rapid transportation between Southern Oregon and Points and Places in Calif, on all building materials, heavy machinery and livestock Phone Medford. Ore "-4174 Sewing & Alteration QU ALLS' WE FIX 'EM SHOP Men's and Ladies Clothes 225 N. Riverside Painting BPRAY painting roofs, houses, general painting. Free estimates. Sullivan Bros 219 S Ivy. Phone 2-9851 Services & Repairs KIRBY COMPANY Service and Repairs Murray Ave. Phone 2-8821 1028 LEGAL NOTICES No. 54-486-E SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON ITRMA RUTH McCOY. Plaintiff vs. JOHN DANIEL McCOY. Sr.. Defend ant. TO: JOHN DANIEL McCOY. Sr.t IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON you are hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit vrithin twenty-eight (28) days from the date of first publication of this Summons. If you fail to so appear and answer Plaintiff will take a Decree against you for divorce, for custody of the custody ot the children named in said Complaint and for the other relief p raved for in said Complaint. Publication of this Summons will be made once each week for four suc cessive weeks the first publication having been made on December 6. 1954 VAN DYKE & DELLENBACK Attorneys for Plaintiff Goldy Building Medford. Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. Executor of the Will of Ida J. Clarke, deceased, and have quali fied. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre sent them, with proper vouchers duly verified, to me at the office of Skyr man. OueUette & Heisel. Room 418 Medical Center Building, in Medford, Oregon, within six months from the Dated and first published December 13. 1954. , Harry W. Barnebura Executor Skyrman. Ouellette & Heisel Attorneys for Estate NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed bv the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Countv. Administrator of the Estate of Frank S. Janosky. deceased, and have qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchers duly verified, to me at my office. Room 418 Medical Center Building, in Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published December 13. 1954. Harry C. Skyrman 1 Administrator Skyrman. Ouellette & Heisel Attorneys fox Estate - CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON November, 1954 The following is a statement of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, listing claim ants for supplies and services which were passed upon during the month of November. 1934. as required by unapter 13B oi i47 session Laws. Bereth P. Hopkins, County Clerk. APPROVED BY COURT: Orders Obtaining tho tallv stiMt Opening the supply pouches. Levying r uiius ior ine aiscnarge oi Jackson i-ounty school District. Mo. statements Co. Clerk's. Audi tors Keport and Co. Hoso. Ld- Lmts. Tru-Mix Concrete Co, mt. vuy cox. Calif. Oregon Power i:0 "?rce Auto Freight Lines. Mr, r . u. Hatfield. Mr. N. E. Mae and Mrs. Stan Roach. Transcript in the matter of altering straightening and re-establishing rd. known as the West Fork Evans Creek Appointment of the Canvassing Bd. reuuon for Inclusion in Medford Rural Fire Protection District by Hill- unjnara, inc. GENERAL COUNTY FUND Net payment for services of em. ployes of Jackson County, Orejson: jj. uuendacher 215.02. C. L. How d 32740, D. V. Straus 226.75. L. , ".uo. v. l. onel 128.27. G, ugnes z3.30. D. DeBerry 290.00. M. Bryant 239.12. B. C. Tennant 257.30. g- Co? 290.00. V. Vanoose 280.40. P. Bettiol 285.00; G. Wright 266.70: J. F. utuiuemrai -oj.ou. w. Cole 48.45, M. ? " -o'-u. Jvi. atepnens 239.12, V, rouow -U3.6U, M. Dubs 205.60. E. Gault 9- Jacobs 184.08. E. Claflin "" vance 18.71. D. Mast 217 JO, r; oi.ui, a. xsogener 37.02. T, vance 34.08, n. Neil 299.92. O. Les- wieiiaKy 2jo.7U, A. .. Peterson 236.70, J3. J. Brown 218.66. I. F. Brenner o92Sf' ?' Bigham 210.06. H. Dugan i- -"er zjy.iz, x. C Mcln. lyre j.u, in. Mitchell 205.56. G. B. cumw.,D, ansen 59.37. D. L. Geddes 7.75. G. Butters 15.50. K. I umiuuca .Diu.t, m. janouch 20536 L. Webb 327.13. S. FrankonfialH oia io A. R. Bailey 20555. E. Jennings 237.17.' ?AJLTanenfeJd, 239-12. A. R. Bailey 05.55. E. Jennings 237.17. V. Moore -vanson 222.00. M. Malone . Melson 194.60. A. L. Martin fvt.ov. a. nawver 271.67. C. W. Mil, 'er 2oi.84. T. riatten 246.34. P. Thanos . tauaway 10.00. C. L. Mnl. dovan 251.84. W. B. McCullough 237.- tj. a. so. .renington 246.34. J F, O'Hara 251.91, A. V. Wingerd 270.00. R. Heidemann 181.72. L. Deenin 181.72, am2er 181-72. K. G. Randahl '. . K.. wanson 127.33. M. Be neka 193.50, A. Beneka 69.83. G. "-iiiuueu tia.oi. . jyuiotta 9.40 TV.....-. OOO 1 1 t t F, moi, n. janzen -bu.uu, Janzen 157.30. E. Edmund 189.62. Edmund 109.89. N. Matteson 126.01. M. G. N. R. Matteson 24.24. A. Valentine 49.06, iiuibi u9, o. . Maust iao.2b walker 169.05. H. Vick 130.25, V, morse 133-bo. L. Keith 145.65. M. Claassen 151.15. E. Holbrook 141.15, Schilling 155.65. H. Wriirht linns! E, E, L. E. Chinn 103.15. M. Bevel 124.00. Carothers 55.59. I. Mitchell 148.10, Martin 118.95, F. Kennedy 122.30. A. . J. C. K-ennedy 114.80. M. RemiUard 103.15, vxuuuara 114.00. r,. .Brown zib.su, v. Heffernan 20.34. D. Thompson ui.dj. xv. troweu aia.ao, M. A. Dot son 187.25. J. G. Armson 260.72. A. E. Merkel. M.D., 738.90. D. E. Collard J'.I.D, m. is. Hell 276.60. F. Clink 292.48. C. Kent 278.15, E. Kanclier u.uo. M. c. Corcoran 300.00. M. H. Swanson 266.65. A. A. Makinen 244. 62. N. M. VanDewalker 177.80. W. Sutherland 331.05. O. S. Moore 332.- 96, L. Estes 250.50. J. Kopoes 231.52, H. M. NUes 173.10. D. A. Huskey 295.17. E. R. Hart 296.60. C. Z. Eoyden 164.04. M. E. Boyden 104.09, L. D. Pinkham 9.78. P. J Gilman 220.11, D. C. Hendrix 326.87. C. M. Smith 263.98. E. M. Grove 262.97. G. F. McCalvy 169.75. A. E. Piazza 296.30, M. J. Sorber 128.87. M. J. Dungey 196.23, M. R. HubbeU 54.85. C. D. Hol brook 226.75. L. A. Perkins 155.30. W. P. Tucker 256.75. L. M. Bod en- stab 104.85. Payments, travel expense: K. G. Randahl. 24.32. R. L. Godwin 33.00. N. T. Marsh 60.00. C. W. Miller 55.20, T. W. Hatten 44.08. A. Hawver 32.08. W. B. McCullough 66.16. J. F. O'Hara 24.24. C. L. Moldovan 19.92. S. Pennington 30.72. W. P. Tucker 217.91, B. P. Hopkins 110.36. A. L. Peterson 34.72, R. Keating 50.00, R. B. Lytle 65.40. L. G. Morthland 50.00. A. E. Merkel. MJ3. 100.00. D. E. Collard 75.00. F. Clink 75.00. W. Sutherland 100.00. O. S. Moore 127.00. E. Kan clier 75.00. C. Kent 75.00. M. H. Swan- son 78.00. a. A. Makinen 75.00. D. A. Huskey 75.00. B. R. Hart 75.00. M. C. Corcoran 75.00. M. E. Bell 75.00. J. G. Armson 54.77. L. Webb 40.46. E. Fichtner 32.75. U. B. Inch 23.94. A. B. Mekvold 69.60. G. Wright 50.80. V. Vanoose 116.54. B. C. Tennant 150.32. t. d'ntremont 39.60. D. D. Coe 156.96. G. Hughes 202.69. P. Bettiol 89.76. D. DeBerry 54.00. H- Gault 210.75. K. L. Janouch 53.97. D. C. Hen drix 45.76. C. M. Smith. 66.40. Payment for Witness and Jury Service: Mento. Buchler Sc Littlefield 40.13. Dr. A. Augur 25.00, G. B. Haugen, M.D. 354.00. J. E. Dixon 28.96. Haley. Thomas & Buresh 35.00, Chargin & Briscoe 25.00. E. J. Didak 165.49. R. H. Krugar 48.00. A. J. Sessions 43.44. R. M. Ford 14.44. E. L. Garland 8.24, J. McQuade 26.60. M. C. Oliver 16.00. H. L. Parrott 13.00." J. M. Firestone 43.44. A. Stevenson 23.00. C. Redding $33.84. E. H. Johnson 13.00. G. F. Phife 44.40, W. C. Moody 23.00, D. Royston 42.48. C. A. Petri 43.92. D. Goodman 14.00, W. L. Lebow 5.24, 1. Flury 30.00. M. Sutton. Jr. 5.08. H. Colver 30,00. J. D. Nicholson 3.00. R. P. Brown 20.00, M. iA. Putney. 3.00. R. W. Long 3.00. ' Payments tor supplies, services and equipment: Ashlcnd Printing Co. 77.12. A. L. Brandt 181.40. Burroughs Corp. 4.14, Calif. Pacific Utilities 5652. Central Rexall Drug 100.30, Commercial Printing Co. 1276.70, Copco 406.51. Dr. C. L. Coyle 50.00. Davis Transfer 1340.50. Evergreen Bus Lines 21.35, Iverson Printing Co. 61.95. Jewett Of fice Supply 225.35, Jorgensen's 88.86, Mason. Erdman & Co. 224.00. Medford Printing Co. 95.12. Medford Stationary Store 198.19. 'Moore Business Forms 26.79. Nat Sheriff's Assn. 20.50. Office Stationery & Supply 120.76. Oregon Egg Producers 99.74. Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 398.34, Trowbridge & Flynn 8.27, Western Union 17.85. Electric Boards and Polling Places 9805.75, Central Point Publishing Co. 71.65, Dr. W. W. Weller 402.00. F. Kelly 15.00. Northern School Supply Co. 7.94. Nat. Restaurant Supply Co. 10.80, Medford Office Equipment 48.40, M. A. Beneka 2.42. Otis Elevator Co. 82.66. Western Oil & Burner Co. 5755. Burgess Paint & Wallpaper Store 28.45. Shell Oil Co. 7.65. Medford Pharmacy 1.50. Fluhrer Bakeries 15.76, Osmund & Co. 63.45. Rosenberg Bros. & Co. 200.00. Medford Meat Co. 52.44, Colgate-Palmolive Co.. 37.90, Perrines 66.00, Zellerbach Paper Co. 9.14, Hubbard Bros. 11.94. Trites Cof fee Co. 27.45. Groceteria 17.95. Hib bard's Hardware 5.78. F. E. Samson rn R5.95. Hambv's Market 24.04, American Laundry 10.35. Doctor's Clinic 10.00. Dr. S. R. Dipoel 10.00, H. Gault. Sheriff 10.18. G. E. Stacey 75.00. V. M. Califf 62.00. Mail-Well. Eer.velope Co. 518.48. Dr. S. E. Philips 665.45. C. Skip Bailey 90.00. So. Ore. Title Co. 60.48. Acorn Prs 89.80. Lorenz Co. 10.64. G. F. Cake Co. 24.80. Gibson Saddlery 3.50. H. Gault .75. Oregon Textile Mills 755. Anders Photo Shop 9.57. J. J. O'Donnell 87.00, Beck's Bakeries 60.64, Bates Candy Co. 3957, E. W. Edmund 3.00. Chrys tal Meat Market 55.62. Faber's Market 48.31. Jim's Produce 46.41. Southern Pacific Co. 8.72. N. W. Burns 129.35, Shepard's Citations 24.00. Recordak Corp. 138.96. Barco Supply Co. 69.20. Bear Creek Orchards 10.50. Porter Lbr. Co. 2.96. Jackson Co. Coop. 4.89, Signal Oil Co. 24.32. Faber's 6.50, In dependent Truck Line 31.91. Standard Brands Inc. 58.35. Continental Car-Na- Var Corp. 13950. Rogue Animal Hos pital 6.00, St. Mary s Home ior coys 7.00. Catholic Services for Children 5.00. St. Rose Industrial School 190, Childrens Farm itome 3o.uu. mrs. . N. Swan 40.00. Jackson Co. Road Dept. 61.86. Ashland Moving & storage to. 388.00. Medford Hotel 26.00. I. G. Nee vel 26.14. Surgical Sales 9.92. Dun ham's 1155. Nichols Apiaries 10.50. Mills Orchard 168.00. U. of O. Medical School 25.00. I. Huson 30.00. B. P. Hopkins 9.36. J. W. Bradshaw 10.00. E. E. Brown. M-D. 10.00. Bender-Moss Co. 15.00. Northwest Mfg. Co. 160.60. Ravspray 15150. E. Jennings 256. J. M. Main & S. C. Jones. Jr. lo.OO. F. Kelly 30.00. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Burrell 78.00. Pitnev-uowes 4.3U. u. Hop kins (Federal Tax) 4598.63. B. P. Hop kins (State Tax) 374.02. Public Em ployes Retirement Board (Soc. Sec.) 2247.02. Nat. Hospital Assn. 238.40, Oregon Physicians' service 97.44. .pub lic Employes Retirement System 7355a.- State Industrial -Accident Comm. 158.66. CIVIL DEFENSE FUND C. . Stafford 202.00. U M. Boden- i stab 110.00. B. T. McDonald Co. 1S.W Postmaster 10.00, Office Stationery Supply 2.15. Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co 10.70. Civil Air Patrol 99.00. B Hcpkins (State Tax) 250. Public Em ployes Retirement Board 4.40. Ore Physicians Service 11.40. L. Williams 50.00. W. R. Flagg 50.00. State In- dustnal Accident Comm. .14. COURT HOUSE BUILDING FUND M. A. Krows 48.48. Brownie Plumbing & Heating 1466.25. Trow. bridge & Flynn 281750. H. G. Carl Const. Co. 24.731.87. B. P. Hopkins (state rax) .50. Public Employes Re' tirement Board, 1.00. State Industrial Accident comm. l.oo. EMERGENCY FUND J. Crawford 48.44. D. B. Patton 17.38. Long. Neuner & Davis 2034.51 Ashland Moving Sc Storage Co. 60.00, Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 35.65. Public Employes Retirement Board 1.44. P. Hopkins (Federal Tax) 3.97 (State Tax) .72. State Industrial Accident Comm. 70. - SINKNG FUND FOR IMPROVE MENTS & EQUIPMENT Burroughs Corp. 77250. S. G. Par- rish 2774.71. ROAD FUND Net payments for employes of Jack son County Road Department: B. T. Austin 256.65, W. R. Flagg 307.10. H. T, Furnas 319.00. J. Pruitt 274.15. O. M. Pruitt 244.62, P, B. Rynning 425.80. L. J. Shorey 363.00, J. M. Smith 112.94. I. A. Spires 320.40, G. E. Buchholz 293.47. L. Burdahl 245.69, L. Culy 319.18. L. Damon 326.85. P. Hannaford 333.70. E. Har- nish 331.77. J. I. Lusk 298.68. D. P, Smith. Sr. 295.71, L. Andrews 346.89, L. J. Bigham 327.65. J. F. Burns 321.44, G. E. Huis 27558. M. Jacob son 31654. A. K. Stith 318.91. J. Sut ton 26350. E. Avery 33753. C. Baker 311.81, M. Boat 342.38, J. Merritt 33150, T. Smith 306.42. G. W. Ander son 317.19. J. Y. Baldwin 283.73. H. H, Brown 303.74. G. E. Brownlee 183.82 C. O. Culy 305.96. M. R. Griffin 327.38 L. Hartman 334.92. W. Hartman 328.97 D. D. Hinkle 290.96. R. P. Johnson 301.86. S. Johnson 3ol.21. E S. Ac corne 31451. B. F. Allison 197.95. E. H. Anderson 306.41, W. J. Barlow 290.44. J. L. Beams 344.34. W. J. Bencn 314.60, P. T. Betz 329.69. L. V. Bjork 25755 W. F. Blancett 25250, C. I. Bourne 337.55. J. W. Bowman 307.09. A. L, Bradshaw 294.82. R. F. Brown 313.17 R. L. Burton 312.38, D. C. Carver 329.18. O. C. Chesnut 330.33. G. E. Childreth 307.95. A. Christensen 336.55. R. Clark 330.42. D. J. Clifford 349.73. J. L. Conner 314.33. E. L. Cooper 359.75. N. A. Coverdale 286.96 R. Craig 327.55. G. R. Crumley 343.05 J. L. Crumm 287.35. E. E. Culver 307.02, L. F. Cutburth 347.55. J. L, Danford 307.06. J. A. Davis 291.85 C. B. Dean 322.72. C. Dooms 293.83, H. C. Dooms 332.09. W. Dooms 341.65, F. Dutton 29457. E. M. Earl 349.50 L. B. Earl 277.70. J. W. Eatherton 289.43. V. Farris 30758. H. D. Ferns 338.76, F. Foust 326.47, J. R. Gain 297.67. W. L. Garner 325.44. C. B, Goodnight 293.98, J. Groves. Jr. 299.03, A. B. Haddock 321.00. I. E. Hall 330.44, R. E. Harnish 301.14. S. G. Hartbauer 253.85. B. Hatch 315.47. M. Heffernan 282.50. G. Hillman 29958. T. W. Hora 299.03, M. R. Hubbell 171.91. W. W, Irons 304.73. H. A, Kantor 342.37. C Keeney 271.85. J. O. Keller 293.50, W. M. Kenyon 320.51. K. B. Kite 303.38. R. L. Kulbe 364.92. J. Lichten stern 309.46. M. J. Loyd 293.70. C. J, Lucas 309.03. P. R. Lynch 292.03. E, L. Marshall 278.64, R. E. Merritt 327.65, H. C. Meyer 347.04. C. L. M chael 358.51. J. R. Miller 367.89. L. G. Monroe 312.70. B. B. Moore 303.89, M. W. Morse 347.75. C. C. Nicholson 316.62. c. A. Perdue 338.21. J. T. Per due 29257. L. A. Perry 211.02. E. F, Pierce 347.22. A. L. Rathbun 221.32 E. W. Rausch 359.30. D. E. Rawlings zBu.iu, t. j. Kinaoarger 280.94. li. H, Robertson 343.40. K. M. Ross 299.03 H. W. Scoggin 261.09. D. J. Scott 270.14, F. Sherman 268.15. F. A. Ship. ley jw.vj, K. i. Simmons 320.93, r Smith 31155. H. J. Stout 352.84. J. B, Sutton 310.15. D. J. Sweet 207.15. D. Sweet 304.14. E. J. Taylor 310.36. E. T, Thigpin 319.77. R. Thigpin 335.49. J. D, Thomas 261.85. J. W. Thornton 270.00, H. E. Tolle 277.67, A. E. Turpin 283.85 L. T. Vanderpool 361.48, W. W. Walker 271.85, A. T. Wattenberg 320.01. G. C, Williams 305.67. W. C. Wood 318.08, T. V. Wright 33857. J. W. Wubbels 229.19. Payments for supplies, services and equipment for Jackson County Road Dept.: consolidated Freiehtwavs 495.83. Copco 122.17, Minshall Construction 7,324.17. Ore. Nev. Cal. Fast Freight ij.3y, -.racitic xei. & Tel. Co. 22.24. Pierce Freight Lines 7.93. Selbv's du.4u. c. f. Patterson 2.083.44. n. Barnhart 564.10, Central Heating Co. 4.B58.37. Medford Water Comm. 6.85, Medford Tire Service .75. Woodbury .Medford 413.59. Firestone Stores H83.Z1, Older Tire Be Wheel Exchange .D3, soutnern .Pacific co. 399.07, Marchant Calculators 36.00. City of Ashland, 3.50, General Truck Sales & service 2.42. Haupert Tractor Co, ids.77. The Stevens Corp. 221.29. Col year Motor Sales 387.69. Courtesy cnevroiet zua.va. Electric Supply Co, 32.B3, Aiedford Stationery Store 16.53, Medford Saw- Service 5.75. Leever Motors 73.46. Hubbard Bros. 657.93, Office Stationery & Supply 20.49, Crater Lake Machinery Co. 14.40, Columbia Equip. Co 66.32. Armco Drainage & Metal Products 237.71 Rogue Equip. Sales 1029.68. V. A, Hunt 30.00. Industrial Air Products co. 42.10. so. ore. Equip. Co. 2.95. Padgett Auto Parts 354. Citv of Gold Hill 2.70, Feenaughty Machinery Co. 107.04. Barco Sunnlv Cn. fi 17 n1r Machinery Co. 1.98. Eagle Point Water comm. 2.au, Medford Spring Service 41.75. P. L. Crooks 8c Co. 146.04. Cal- wb inacnmery co. 125.93. H. L. Pntchard Co. 166.61, Medford Plate Lriass & Mirror Co. 17.60. Marshall- Wells Co. 100.07, Medford Radiator Service 2650. So. Ore. Bearing Sales o.ao. ore. Liquid Gas Co. 252.13. Cul len Equip. Co. 218.71, Medford Domes tic Laundry 29.52, Witham Parts & iquip. co. 273.93. Lorenz Co. 1098.46 Medford Concrete Const. Co iflnnnn M. C. Lininger & Sons 819.80. Littrell rans 134.22. Hooper's Radiator Serv ice 72.85. Hawkinson Tire Tread Serv ice 886.92. Gardner's Machine Shop iira.w. lru mix const. CO. 6250. Shell Oil Co. 24.51. Sec. of State 1.00. Howard Cooper Corp. 409.64. Union Oil Co, of Calif. 45.53, Contractors equip, corp. 2.49. Signal Oil Co. 4618.30, A. W. Leo 12.60, Electric Steel Foundry Co. 583.38. Sam Jennings Tire co. ieau.33. jvioore steel service Co. Blo.19, M. A. Adams 15650. Standard jii co. of cam. 627.78. The Texas Co, 66.00. Johnston Stores 25.99. P. B. Rynning 58.30. Buck Davidson Sales & Service 16.75. L. G. McLaren v:ib.34. t. a. Holmes Agency 224.30 Medford Corp. 563.15. B. P. Hopkins fFederal Tax) 490850 (State Tax) 523.18, Public Employes Retirement Board (Soc. Sec.) 583.96. National i-iospitai Assn. 674.60. Public Em, ployees Retirement System 138.65, State Industrial Accident Comm. 11 J .ID. Tokyo (U.R) A trade delega tion irom communist China will be invited to visit Japan next year. The House of Representa tives unanimously approved a resolution inviting Peiping to send a trade mission here and trade minister Tanzan Ishibashi promised the government would do what it could to help. NEWLY elected president of American Farm Bureau Federa tion is Charles B. Shuman, pres ident of Illinois Agricultural Association. (International) WELL. GENTLEMEN WE MUST HNt NEW SOURCES 0FREVEMUE-6UTWHATTOTAX? 7HAT5 THE QUESTION.' WE COULP HANG IT OM THE SOMEHOWHOW ABOUT UP ANOTHER AUTOMOBILE TAX EXHAUST-PIPE OR TWO -TONE TAX"? TDWM ft- JIM STEVCHS Lewis and Clark Christmas It was Sioux country and snow was on the ground in big drifts soon after the last south ward sweep of wild geese across the sky. The cold came down to 40 degrees weeks before the swivel gun was fired over Ft, Mandan to hail the dawn of Christmas, 1804. There were two slaves in the winter camp of 40 soldiers as Christmas came. One was giant black man named York, owned by Capt. William Clark, The other slave was a little red girl of 17 or 18 years, the prop erty of a Monsieur Charbonneau who had won her in a stick game with his friends, the Gros Ventres Indians. The tribe had captured her five years earlier. in a battle with the Shoshones, on the headwaters of the Mis souri. The genial gambler and guide had brought three "wives" along when the captains hired him as an interpreter. The two Gros Ventres girls were sent home but the Shoshone slave, Sacaja wa, was kept. The captains hoped that she might be of. help on the crossing of the unknown it i . i i . . , . vuuuiieuuii aiviae ana uiis proved to be a good hope in 1805. Lonesom Land The journals of the expedition tell that Christmas dawn was greeted by "small arms fire' and some shots from the swivel gun and by the first raising of the American flag in that Mis souri river region of Mr. Jef ferson's Louisiana purchase Brandy was swigged by all hands, both before and after the ceremony, excluding the red slave 'but including the black one. It was a "big medicine dav" ior the white people the Man- dans and Sioux were told, when the captains ordered the natives to stay away from the fort. Then the "merrily disposed" men fell to dancing in squares," with tunes broueht alive bv a firlrii a tambourine and a "sounden horn" or! bugle. Solos were ii ged and sashayed by the slave, York, an agile and skilled danc er for all of his lean, muscular duuc and weight. There ,were entertaining soloists among the white dancers too. The athletic dances of the day made good piay ior them all. The hunters had com. In loads of buffalo meat before the deep snows, then n Ft. Mandan was completed the friendly Indians broueht in eifts of food. The Mandan wife of Chief She-he-ke had nackprl in a hundred pounds .of fine froz en hump meat, bearing it easily oesiae ner papoose. The Dakota winter provided efficient cold storage for all food the Christmas day feasting was as unrestrained as the dancing despite the lack of feminine company. There was no sad reninlns among ine young men for the comforts and comnanionithin nf the homes left behind. On they must go, come spring, with a willing spirit. Mr. Jefferson's claim to this purchase.cf new country had to be staked out by soldiers of the United States. They were just the men to do it. Ax, Rifle and Boat The start had been made on the morning of Mav 14. 1804. when the expedition's hunters crossed the MississiDDi and rode up the Missouri's bank. The last boat had spread sail against the muddy current at four in . the afternoon. On Friday, Nov. 2. axmen fell to work on groves of cotton- wood, ash and elm at the place that is today's Mandan, South Dakota. In three weeks two sets of structures, each set 54 by 14 feet, were in shane to nrovide shelter. Well before" Christmas puncheon floors, insulated with grass, were bearing bunks, tables and benches. . , N4AH" NO SOAP' WEVE TAX5P ABOUT EVERVTHINa AUTOMOBtLEWISS BUT THE HUB CAPS: BUT, He HOW MOTORISTS ABOUT WW 0UO5IES T COOKINQ SAY, FIVE BUCKS FOR TAX LICENSE P0NTM4TTER WHAT THE HOW AWCH A4MM-N0OO..-LErS RAJSE-NEXTMECTWa SECHICKN TAX. THEU. RQUREOUTHOrV TOUPEE TAX. BWPRUFF TO SPGNP IH THE PUTy-iqOTITWEtL put srrrN3 meters ON THE PARK BENCHES" BEGOOPFOR TEN QRANP wofmeIYoodk, The food stocks were low by the first of February, but then the weather was kind and the prairie yielded good hunting, even if the meat was lean and tough. There was little in camp to cheer about until March 31, when the rains came and the ice broke. Then the way west was taken again, with 2,000 miles of trav el and toil to the next winter camp, with ax, rifle and boat. Sacaja we a had won a place in the boats for herself and her seven-weeks-old Baptiste. And none was more loved by all hands than the giant of strength and laughter, black York, slave of Captain Clark. Family of Four at Lake Tahoe Killed In Fire at Home Lake Tahoe. Calif (U.R) A family of four was suffocated Saturday when an early morning blaze destroyed their home at Kings Beach here. Constable Richard A. Lavey identified the dead' as Coy Zeitz, 35, his wife, Elizabeth, 34, and their two sons, Peter, 6, and Tommy 3. He said the alarm was turned into the North Tahoe' Fire Con trol Station at 5:30 a.m. hut when firemen reached the scene moments later the home was engulfed in flames. Judge Harry Charison listed the cause of death as suffocation. He reported the father and two sons undoubtedly were dead be fore the fire deached them. Their bodies were still in bed, he added. The mother awakened in time to make her way to a door but died, apparently of asphyxia tion. Efforts to revive her prov ed fruitless'. The family resided at Kines Beach the year around. Cause of the blaze was not immediately determined. Hawaii produces .more than 1,000,000,000 tons of cane suear each average year. Some of the deen salt herla in Death Valley are as much as fif teen feet thick. Dead line Sundav Classified ( noon &a.turaay; 10 ajn. Monday for munuay: otner aays OUfU DreviOUS flay, ilillliiilSli in 'HITLER OF JAPAN'TaVi shige Toyoda, 27-year-old leader of Youth Martvr Pn in JaDan Shown Standintr ctnl. idly before flag of Rising Sun, was arrested in Tokyo on charges of seditious activity. Taken into custodv with h im were four lieutenants of the organization. Toyoda has been called the 'Hitler of Japan." : --- --- 1 V k j Monday. December 20, 1954 $0THEyiL FIGURE AN ANGLE "JWEyLL BE PUTTING. BORPINq METERS ON BABy BOTTLES NEXT- (A TAX OR COUGH THE (T ANP GET KtPAwJN TwrniopiiLiAmf TAXRAWITCXJTOF jhb cny HAT- THANXANPATlPCf iTHEHATLOHATTO tj F.E.PUP, RlCHMONP'Vi4. Around Hollywood By ALINE MOSBY United Press Correspondent Hollywood (U.PJ Lou Cos tello put Christmas wreaths on his front door 14 years ago, and by today the trim mings have snow balled to in clude movies, three ( full-size Santas, gallop ing rein deer and $2,000 w o r t.h of lights. Although Hollywood . Aline Mosbr has no traditional Yuletide snow, Costello's Christmas deco rations make up for it in brjl lance, and are the most super colossal in the movie colony. His 22-room home in suburban Sherman Oaks is -outlined every window and door with colored lights. Santas or moving trees fill each window. Two Santas Two huge Santas stand on the roof. One drives a sleigh with three moving reindeer. From Santa's chimney shower colored bubbles (in place of snow). On the lawn below, a mechanical Santa surrounded by gifts and white Christmas trees waves his arms and bows, A 4x6-foot movie screen on the roof shows Chrstma "Woody Woodpecker" cartoons and other Yuletide short sub jects. During intermission, which Costello calls to clear away the crowds, a loudspeaker ' covered with a choir by display blares out Christmas carols. A huge "Merry Christmas" sign sits atop the garage. And, as a finale, Lou himself hands around toys and candv to the crowds of children staring over the front fence. ODeninz nieht of the display I found Lou bustling . around his lawn with the air of a man vhose hobby is running away with him. , "Last year I went crazy," the comic read. "I couldn't get the reindeer to gallop right. This year I bought them a new motor and have an electronic expert here full-time." 12 Men Twelve men, including three electricians, put up the huge dis play. Lou's dialogue director runs the projection machine. "I started to get fancy 'dec orations four years ago and each year I keep adding things," ex plained Lou, tapping on his cigar. "People have been coming to the door and phoning for days, asking when our display would? be ud. The cars are lined up so thick every night I can't get to my driveway. We keep on the display until past -midnight, but not one' neighbor has complained. "Hmm. Think I'll add a snow man," he reflected. Costello sold his home last month but refused to move out until Dec. 29, "because I didn't want to disappoint the kids." The new owner is required to keep the display until Jan. . Thoueh the roly-poly come dian and his family are moving to a ranch in nearby Canoga Park, he is hot abandoning his annual plan to share his Christ mas with the public. T can put up the whole Nativity scene in the stables and ask everybody in to see it," he said. "I do this, I guess, be cause I like Christmas. And kids." Court Records DISTRICT COURT James W. Clark, dumping debris. 5.;.-- . . . - . wuiiam K. Morgan, overload. S1Z9. Malcolm D. McGeary. failure to stoD at stop sign, $10. Emery D. Mayberry, overload. $50. Elmer William Rickey, failure to stop at stop sign, $5. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Edward Ramon Danrich. 40. of 911 Queen Anne ave.. and Helen Irene Staar. 32. of 651 West 11th st. Charles Everett Lodge, 19. of 5421 South Pacific highway, and Laura Bernice Ellis. 18. route 1. box 133. Talent. Dead line Sundav Classified ia at r.oon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday far Monday; other days 5;30 previous day. MEDFORD Commie Broadcast Blasts Sen. Wiley For 'War Threats' Tokyo - (U.R) A Chinese Communist broadcast Saturday denounced Sen. Alexander Wil ey (R-Wis.) for "crude and laugh able political blackmail" for what it terms threats of war against Red China to force re lease of 11 t American airmen imprisoned as "spies." From Red Broadcast The denunciation came in a sabre-rattling commentary from the Red newspaper Hsinhua on Wiley's remarks made in Wash ington following Communist China's invitation to United Na tions Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold to come to Pei ping. The commentary was broadcast by the New China News agency and monitored in Tokyo. Wiley said Friday that he hoped Hammarskjold's visit to Red China would "iron out matters so that the imprisoned airmen could return home. He was quoted as saying that "if common sense does not prevail, the use of force by the U. N. should be considered. : Effort to Ease Tension The newspaper said that Com munist Premier Chou En Lai's agreement to receive Hammars kjold in Peiping "is another ef fort by the Chinese government to ease international tension." "But American Sen. Alexan der Wiley sees it as a good op portunity for the U. S. to en gage in political blackmail,", it said. "This. American senator must indeed be crazy to imagine that war threats will force the Chi nese people to release Amer- can spies who have invaded China's sovereignty and secur ity," it said. "The Chinese people cannot be intimidated by threat of war." WEATHER By' United Press Northern California: Fair ex cept fog or low i clouds in Cen tral valley and considerable high clouds northern part: little change in temperature; variable winds 8 - IB mph on coast. zn For That CHRISTMAS TREE A 50-lb. SALT BLOX Makes An Ideal Base... 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