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T? u o o G CD EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, August 17, 1955 i W Jm o o PULLING ALONGSIDE disabled freighter, boat from Coast Guard cutter Willow brings help to Norwegian ship Tancred in Pacific off San Francisco after blast killed two, injured four seamen- Aboard boat are Dr. John Manaire and Medical Corpsman R. Morris. (International) Great Chunks of Mount Shasta Glacier Plunging Into Canyon o r i Mount Shasta, Calif. (I$uge chunks of the face of Kon vakiton glacier on Mount ($iasta, northern California's (fjighest mountain peak, are freaking off continuously and plunging down deep ravines, liskiyou county authorities re fjnrted recently. G One mass, measuring 25 to S3 feet wide and 30 feet deep (and of undetermined length, (roke off some time during the past week and buried itself in the ravine below, making a bar rier to smaller breakups. iFire Chief Frank Melo of Mount Shasta took a party of five to investigate the glacier Monday. During the inspection five large ice fragments broke off and thundered down a near by canyon. Mud creek canyon has been carved into a mass of pillars and pallisades, as a re sult of the glacial action. The Melo party went to the 11,500 foot level and to the cen ter of the glacier, 200 feet from its summit and 100 feet from its face. They found that 17 water falls have developed, with the main one below the glacier 25 feet wide with a sheer drop of 200 feet. Water from this fall and all other water disappears into the mountain, Melo said. His party crossed 25 snow-ice fields and the sound of rushing water was heard beneath all. Tliey said the floor of Mud creek canyon is frozen and water emerges clear 2V2 miles below the glacier. It gushes through a crevice about a foot wide and six feet deep. As it forms into Mud creek the color of the water changes to opaque. Noontime temperature on the glacier registered 70 degrees, Melo said. G Italian Barber Achieves iO-Second Shave Without i' Spilling Customer's Blood Pozzuoli, Italy (U.R) An Ital ian barber named Antonio Bu ow, has achieved the 20-second shave. He claims to be the fast est shaver in the world. So far there have been no casualties. Not a drop of blood ha, been shed among Antonio's customers. And the customers say the shaves aret perfect ones good enough, sa'yp for a date with Gina Lollobrigida. Buono has been a speed shsver for only a year. It was (a year ago he read in the papers (that a German barber in Berlin, Erik Albert, was claiming the title with an official speed of 25 seconds. Offered Fi Shaves Antonio .Buono resolved at once to earn such an h6nor for Italy, where everyone knows they have the best barbers in the world. 0 Antonio offered free shaves to any of his friends who would CJet him practice on them. He had no trouble.-for the men of Puzzu oli. trusted him. Starting from a one-minute shave, Antonio worked within a rrimth to 30-second ones. Then he! slowly lopped off a second at a time until he perfected the tions." 20-second shave The time had come to show the world. A prominent Naples journalist was invited to witness the event. The reporter brought two friends, each equipped with precision watches.. Antonio selected one of his customers, lathered the face, and with razor poised awaited for the timekeepers' "via!" (go). Wins Praise With extraordinary jet strokes he swept over both cheeks and chin. He whipped off a little nest of peachy hair on the ad am's apple and raised his arms above his head in victory. The timekeepers clicked their watches 16 seconds! It seemed impossible, but there it was on both watches. The Naples journalist rushed off with his story. Next day, the Naples Federation of Provincial Arti sans officially took note of the event with a glowing letter, which now hangs in Antonio's shop in a frame. The letter says: "The brilliant supremacy in shaving achieved for Italy by your admirable art as a master barber makes this federation very proud. We ten der our happiest congra tula- I As We Live d By Elizabeth B. Hurlock, Ph. D Her Husband Spends Most Of His Time With Mother When different family mem bers claim certain rights, and when these rights conflict, a com promise should be worked out. (Q) "Two years ago I married a young man, the only son of a family living about five miles from where Km : ' 1 Tii w jjfc Unii - mother - in -Dr. Herlock law is not old (-she is in her mid-forties (fcut she enjoyes poor health, fter we were married we ,went to see her almost every Evening and spent a good part ,ef the weekends with her. We Always had Saturday and Sun day dinners there, and I helped prepare the meals. "Since our baby was born, yearly three months ago, I &ave not been able to leave im to go with my husband at "night to see his mother, and I find it upsets him to be taken there on Saturdays and Sun idays. The grandparents like to play with him and ihey Oiink keeping the baby on a Schedule is nonsense. The re sult is, I sit at home alone most evenings and most of Sat urday and Sunday while my husband is with his folks. I realize that an only child owes his parents more than a child from a big family does, s but I think he owes his wife Oand child some of his time, loo. Am I being selfish?" (A) Your mother-in-law is tY selfish one. Surely she could see how unfair it is to you and the baby to require her son to soend most of his free time away from you. Why not try to compromise? Suggest that your in-laws come By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. to your home several evenings a week. If they have no car, let your husband pick them up and take them home. Do the same over week ends. Let them be with you one day and let your husband go to their home the other. Very soon your baby will be awake more dur ing the day and his schedule can be more flexible. Then it will be good for him to spend a day a week at the home of his grand parents. Consider this arrange ment only a temporary one un less everyone like it well enough to make it permanent. (Copyright 1955, General Fea tures Corp.) Massachusetts Polio Epidemic Lessening Boston (U.R) Massachusetts health officials felt "somewhat encouraged'' today by the reduc tion of cases in polio epidemic reports. Dr. Roy F. Feemster, director of the state Division of Com municable Diseases, said the 77 cases reported Monday were "reason to feel somewhat en couraged." The state reported 92 cases on Monday last week. The new cases boosted the total so far this year to 1,235 compared to 126 cases at the same time last year. Dr. Samuel B. Kirkwood, Mas sachusetts health commissioner, said, "daily figures now indicate it may be peaking in Boston." Boston has reported 442 cases during the current outbreak. The 12 cases reported unoffi cially Monday were the lowest in 10 days. Potato Growers Vote To Hold Part of Crop Boise -(U.R) The Idaho-Eastern Oregon Potato Control Com mittee has voted unanimously to withhold 25 per cent of the top grades this fall to combat a threatened surplus. Late last month growers 'and shippers had voted to take no immediate action. Committee Secretary Kay Harte of Pocatello said produc ers and shippers in. Idaho and Oregon's Malheaur county have since changed their thinking. He added that the committee's rec ommendation will be forwarded to Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson, who is expected to automatically approve the resolution. TWO IN ONE Preston, Conn. (U.R) After arresting a motorist at an acci dent scene, state policeman Phil lip F. Larizzo also booked the driver of a wrecker which re sponded to his call. The officer had been looking for the driver for four months to face a reckless driving charge. CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON July, 1955 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 July, 1955. as required by Chapter 136 of 1947 Session Laws. BERETH P. HOPKINS County Clerk. Approved by Court: Orders Transfers of money from Courthouse Const. Fund to Armory fund: Special Relief Fund to General Co. Fund: Investment Fund to Court house Const.; O & C. Excess Fund to General Co. Fund; Motor License to General Rd. Fund. Providing Funds for payment of Bonds for School D;st.; Filing Amended Plat on Rogue Valley Heights; Vacation of Certain Rds. in Roguelands Irrigated Orchard Tracts; Vacating Strs. & Alleys in Bunker Hill Addition; Placing Orch ard Trees on Tax Rolls: Filing a Plat on Timmons Subdivision and Lotus Subdivision; Order Nunc Pro Tunc in the matter of placing values on Com mercial Orchard Properties for Tax Roll: Extension of tax for Fire Patrol. Resolution limiting speed on Paci fic Hwy. North of Phoenix. Indemnity Claims John W. Big ham. Oscar J. Gysin, Mrs. Norman J. Chausse and Donald H. Clark. Permit with Oregon State Game Commission and Jackson County. Filed: No. Statements Co. Clerk. Auditor and Co. Hosp. Fiscal Report for 1954-55 Treasurer's Office and Semi-annual Report of the Sheriff s Office. Deputy Appointments Earl S. Courtney, Donald E. Dixon and Jo seph D. Walsh, deputy sheriff. Election judges in the Elk City Water Dist. . Minutes Equalization Bd. June 23 and 29md Juiv 12 and 14. Dog Con trol Bd. July 29, 1955. Viewer's Report for Proposed Foel ler Bd. Affidavits of posting in Bun ker Hill Addition. Ld. Lmts. David W. Anderson, E. R. Cox Logging Co., M.' C. Lininger & Sons. Yokel Trucking Service. Lithia Lumber Co., Mr. Guy Cox. Ned Put nam. Tru Mix Concrete Co. Notice of Tax Levy 1955-6 in the South Bear Creek Sanitary Dist., Grandview and Kings Hwy.. Water Dist. Notice of placing values on Com mercial Orchard Properties. Oaths Judges for Elk City Water Dist. and the Canvass Bd.. and View ers for proposed Foeller Rd. GENERAL COUNTY FUND Net payments for services of em ployes of Jackson County, Oregon: D. Offenbacher 239.75, C. L. How ard 319.08. D. F. Ferrier 117.95. D. E. Dixon 286.38. J. D. Walsh 290.38. E. S. Courtney 266.38, G. Wright 289.68, D. DeBerry 299.68, E. Gault 238.80. B. C. Tennant 265.18. D. Coe 289.68. V. Va noose 288.28, P. Bettiol 299.68. J. F. l'Entremont 273.28, M. Brooks 256.88, M. Stephens 238.80. V. Elliott 205.28. M. Dubs 205.28. N. Neil 261.38. O. Lcschensky 236.38. B. J. Brown 215.03, I. F. Brenner 199.74, B. Bigham 209.74, H. Dugan 266.88, D. V. Straus 226.43, L. Smith 209.74, A. Carter 238.80, T. C. Mclntyre 222.81. M. Mitchell 205.24. G. B. Bohl 245.41. P. I. Moreland 199.74. G. Buters 38.70. B. C. Bohl 4.83. K. L. Janouch 246.95, S. Franken field 238.80. A. R. Bailey 209.74, C. L. Moldovan 78.36. E. Jennings 250.04, V. Moore 244.30, D. Evanson 222.18, H. Nelson 194.28, A. L. Martin 204.28, P. Thanos 234.28. A. Hawver 271.35, S. W. Miller 251.52, T. Hatten 237.67, W. B. McCullough 237.67. S. M. Pen ington 246.02, J. F. O'Hara 251.59. L. Deenin 181.40, P. Jantzer 181.40, R. Waterston 191.40. E. J. Rvan 181.40, H. W. Boyle 34.84, M. Beneka 209.78, A. Beneka 156.98, G. Campbell 215.35, F. Toews 237.89, R. Janzen 279.68. M. Janzen 156.98, P. DeWeerd 218.43, M. M. DeWeerd 141.16, P. Weagant 7.72, E. Porter 9.66, V. Heffernan 77.19, O. C. Maust 212.27, S. C. Maust 204.94, C. Walker 176.93. H. Vick 129.93. V. Morse 144.98. R. Williams 133.28. M. E. Claassen 150.83, E. Holbrook 140.83, L. Keith 145.33. O. E. Glassford 145.33, L. Larvick 102.83, M. Bevel 123.68, D. Thompson 125.73. M. Mattern 130.28, D. Mattern 121.98, J. Martin 137.78, R. Dameron 79.89. M. M. Bostwick 59.17, M. Remillard 102.83. D. God dard 117.53. E. Brown 216.18. C. R. Oupor 52.12. K. Crowell 306.13. R. Watkins 196.93. J. G. Armson 297.93, A. E. Merkel, M.D. 805.63. D. E Col lard 315.08, M. E. Bell 293.28. F. Clink 28308, C. Kent 274.53, E. Kanclier 286.28, M. C. Corcoran 307.98, M. H. Lehman 269.68. A. A. Makinen 256.98, N. M. Van Dewalker 185.93. O. S. Moore 333.03, L. Estes 265.18. J. Koppes 241.88, D. A. Huskev 301.63, B. R. Hart 316.13. C. Z. Bovden 134.47, M. E. Boyden 7.92, L. D. Pinkham 2.58, G. W. Daley 174.12, P. J. Gilman 219.84, D. C. Hendrix 319.24. C. M. Smith 263.68. E. M. Grove 261.38. M. J. E. McNeil 209.74, A. E. Piazza 150.74. J. E. Yates 10.87, M. R. Hub hell 25.87, L. A. Perry 213.49. C. D. Holbrook 246.38. L. A. Perkins 195.24, W. P. Tucker 256.43, L. M. Bodenstab, 184.53, S. Vance 120.81. E. M. Janouch 205.21. J. W. Bishop 62.44. N. Matte son 145.30. Norma Matteson 112.06. J. Watson 16.92. E. L. Covey 229.72. C. D. DeLorme 68.94, W. L. Sutherland 186.98. Payments, travel expense: R. Keating 110.15. C. L. Moldovan 21.36, S. Penington 24.72. W. B. Mc Cullough 79.20. C. W. MiUer 77.20, A. Hawver 42.96. T. W. Hatten 35.60. R. Lambert 110.00. J. C. Doty 172.00, J. E. Yates 60.13. W. P. Tucker 279.92, A. E. Merkel. M.D. 100.00. D E Col lard 75.00. F. Clink 75.00. O. S. Moore "5.00. E. Kanclier 75.00. C. Kent 75.00, M. H. Lehman 75.00. A. A. Makinen 75.00, D A. Huskev 75.00. B. B. Hart 100.00. M C. Corcoran 75.00. M. E. Bell 75.00, J. G. Armson 38.71. A. B. Mekvold 43 40. B. C. Tennant 52.26, P. Bettiol 33.70, V. V. Vanoose 44.32, H. Gault 248.55, D. C. Hendrix 110.65, C. M. Smith 75.60. G. W. Daley 65.60. Payments for Witness and Jury service: Dr J. Waterman 14.85. H. Allen 8.40, O. T. Rverson 5.80. L. D. Whiteford 6.28, J. Winslett 4.92, M. E. Krupp 3.72. R. G. Vinson 5.00. E. White 3.00, L. Bowlin 4.92. J. H. Nunes 3.48. D. S. Tobiasson 6.10. M. L. Brown 5.00. B. V. Balderston 5.24, V. K. Norris 8.32. J. Butler 5.00. A. A. Barron 7.08, F. Semple 5.00. D. L. Bartley 5.64. R. W Roseborough 5.00, J. D. Stewart 5.00, C. H. Hoffmeister 4.76. A. F. Welch 5.40, H. M. Sandberg 16.60, O. Gvstafson 65.24. E. Dickinson 59.00, V. T. Hughes 15.20. C. V. Herman 27.00. E. Bryant 56.00, W. W. Fergu son 3.80. D F. Kosmathka 21.00, G. Hyde 22.00. S. DeVore 44.00. C. H. Hoffmeister 77.12, H. Shaknis 78 00, D. Spain 96.24. R. B. Hunnicutt 29.68, M. H. Erickson 54.00. C. G. Owsley 22.00. P. Parre 96.24, L. B. Williams 15.00, J. P. Ryan 15.00. R. B. Knight 16.00, P Nordwick 15.00. L. Tosh 13.28. R. F. Spradling 12.00. K. A. Smith 27.80. V. Anderson 3.80. J. L. Goodman 17.00. M. L. Henshaw 45.00, M. J. Hall 25.00. H G. Brown 22.20, T. G. Huffman 15.00, N. R. Deaver 9.00. E. J. Kellogg 28.40, W. S. Sweet 20.00, W. R. Hill 15.96. W. Robinson 3.00. G. E. Olson 12.00, J. Harrison 32.72, E M Eitreim 12.00, R. O. Swee ney 3.00, S. V. Servold 58.00. L. A. Denton 21.00, C. E. Hutton 25.40, G. A. Quinnev 21.00. J. Stockstill 7.39, C. H. Smith 38.00. D. Nimrod 10.16, T. W. Swoape 6.00. D. M. Wilson 6.00, R. F. Martin 6.00, I. D. Canfield 44.40, H Frohreich 3.00. P. M. Sidener 6.64. D Owens 8.24, B. D. VanDrew 41.84, R. W.. Shontz 15.60. P. E. Gates 5.08, M. A. Donahoe 6.00, A. Davies 54.64, R. Acord 4.60, G. R. Fichtner 10.00, J. H. Bunker 3.00, R. F. Dodge 3.80, G. C. Lounsberry 10.00. R. L. Van Sickle 3.00, M. A. Altobello 3.00. A. R. Knox 3.32. H. Seitz 10.00. A. D. Currv 10.00, R. M. Rundell 3.00. D. J. De' Koning 10.00, V. V. Wolber 11.76, N. J. Darby 3.00. N. H. Rasmussen 5.16, M. Jones 5.64. M. Bishop 5.00. C. A. Newman 3.00.- R.. Church 3.00. W. Willits 7.40, C. M. Bailey 5.40. G. E. Lanning 3.16, R. E. Meadows 5.00. L. J. Heidemann 3.46. J. W. Ambler 3.00, M. F. Dungev 5.32, W. R. Max son 3.00. E. M. McLeod 3.00. E. L. Bissel 4.76, D. Culbertson 3.80. R I. Ottoman 3.00. M. G. Moir 3.00. B. L. Heysell 3.00. R. McKinnis 4.76. J. M. Gideon 3.00. W. H. Dixon 3.00. J. D. Duncan 3.00, M. Looper 3.00, R. F. Kyle 3.00, D. Anderson 3.00. Payments for Supplies, services and equipment: Acorn Press 23.15, Brvant's Key Shop 2.40. Cal. Pacific Utilities 79.55, Citv Sanitary Service 20.00. Columbia Ribbon & Carbon Pacific 35.02. Hotel Medford 38.75, Jackson Co. Road Dept. I. 815.60. Jewett Office Supply 345.52, Klocker Printery 24.75. Medford Printing Co. 441.50, Medford Station ery Store 92.59. Motorola, Inc.. 1107.57, Office Stationery & Supply 13.10, Pa cific Tel. & Tel. Co. 450.43. Trow bridge & Flynn 39.39, Western Union 36.13. County Treasurer (For School Districts) 685,859.07, State Public Welfare Comm. 49.838.25, Pengad Co. 24.68, West Publishing Co. 12.00. Brill Metal Works 12.75, C. I. Drummond 10.00, Doctors Clinic 20.00. W. G. Bishop 5.00, E. E. Wood 24.00. J. W. Bigham 48.00. Assn. of Oregon Coun ties 205.00, Williams & Croucher 3.50, Walt's Lithia Motors 5.00. Copco 182.37, S-W Floor Cover Shop 50.50, Electronic Service 143.08, Barco Sup ply Co. 11.73. St. Rose Industrial School 42.74, St. Mary's Home for Boys 9.19. V. Chapman 18.00. Central Rexall Drug 41.90, Am. Laundry 20.49. Dr. W. W. Weller 113.00. State Forester 139.95. Otis Elevator Co. 85.38, Eccles Electric 35.00. N. W. Burns 107.33. H. Gault 99.00. Dupray Engraving Co. 7.20, J. J. O'Donnell 42.69, F. Swan 136.00. Portland Pub lic Schools 1.50. Nat. Education Assn. 1.83. Nursing Research 2.50. D. H. Clark 8.00. O. J. Gysin 8.00. Mrs. N. J. Chausse 8.00. F. Kelly 60.00. I. Huson 30.00. Brainerd Studio & Camera Shop 2.35, Niagara Chemical Division 280.00, L. W. Buonocore 24.00, Keep Oregon Green Assn. 250.00, W. W. P. Holt 25.00, L. D. Inskeep 25.00. Rogue Animal Hospital 10.00, Groceteria 37.25, Medford Ice & Storage Co. 14.00, Fluhrer Bakeries 19.44. H. G. Rusch 8.91. Heath's Medical Center 1.25, N. Matteson 14.85. Burroughs Corp. 1.22, Eastman Kodak Stores 73.81. L. E. Ager 120.00. Rayspray 143.58, M. R. Hubbell 10.00. Dunham Printing Co. 6.70. Grange Coop. Sup ply Assn. 13.75, D. S. Collins 30.00, J. Cave 72.00, Adprint Corp. 14.31. Hub bard Bros. 5.96, Mail-Well Envelope Co. 53.39. Evergreen Bus Lines 15.00, George F. Cake Co. 117.76. A. Beneka 1.50, Recordak Corp. 122.50. B. P. Hopkins (Federal Tax) 4,364.60 (State Tax) 367.95, Public Employes Retire ment Board (Soc. Sec.) 2.470.28. Nat. Hospital Assn. 267.50. Rogue Valley Physicians' Service 80.61. Public Em ployes Retirement System 568.61, State Industrial Accident Comm. 247.70. CIVIL DEFENSE FUND J. H. Hicks 213.40. L. M. Bodenstab 110.00. Office Stationery & Supply Co. 4 50. J. H. Hicks 27.20. Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 10.45. Bryant's Key Shop 1.20. B. P. Hopkins (State Tax) 2.20. Public Employes Retirement Board 4.40 , State Industrial Acci dent Comm. .17. COURT HOUSE FUND B. H. Todd 800.00, LeFebure Corp. 2,805.99. Commercial Printing Co. 1.880.00. H. G. Carl Const. Co. 11. 025.64, Brownie's Plumbing & Heat ing 1.425.45, Trowbridge & Flynn 2.158.98. Pacific Motor Trucking Co. 102.54, Electronic Service 1.192.34. EMERGENCY FUND A. Bohnert 137.98. R. L. Cook 124.63, H. Gault 117.68. D. D. Coe 118.08. P. Bettiol 135.68. V. V. Vanoose 92.00, B. C. Tennant 111.36. D. H. DeBerry 68.40. West Side Pharmacy 2.39. Jim's Produce Co. 21.95. Beck's Bakeries 31.67. Oregon Egg Producers 18.45, Standard Brands Inc. 68.15. Chrystal Meats 20.69. Mason, Ehrman & Co. 45.68, Faber's Market 12.58. Cal. Pa cific Utilities 15.72, Jorgensen's 30.08, Bates Candy Co. 32.54, Medford Am bulance Service 79.00. B. P. Hopkins (State Tax) 2.72. Public Employes Re tirement Board 5.43, State Industrial Accident Comm. .72. MEDFORD LIBRARY FUND Medford Library Fund 1049.24. ROAD FUND Net payments for employes of Jack son County Road Department: J. Foust 139.65. G. W. Anderson 293.44. J. Y. Baldwin 270.15. H. H. Brown 240.32. G. E. Brownlee 274.67, C. O. Culy 251.01. M. R. Griffin 312.92, L. Hartman 275.37, W. Hartman 352.74, D. D. Hinkle 283.92. R. P. Johnson 314.67. S. Johnson 339.92. G. E. Buch holz 267.13. L. Burdahl 252.51. L. Culy 287.68. L. Damon 297.13. P. Han naford 333.40, E. Harnish 298.11. J. I. Lusk 268.78. D. P. Smith. Sr. 272.49, E. Avery 288.27. C. Baker 291.66, C. Eaker. Jr. 236.28. M. Boat 308.56, J. Merritt 323.40. T. Smith 277.51 L. Andrews 316.07. L. J. Bigham 319.55, J. F. Burns 287.17. G. E. Huls 253.87, M. Jacobson 286.39. A. K. Stith 295.54, J. Sutton 244.18. B. T. Austin 263.15, W. R. Flagg 301.80, H. T. Furnas 311.30, D. M. Ivie 289.70, B. J. James 128.61, J. S. Pruitt 273.25. O. M. Pruitt 244.32, P. B. Rynning 442.50. L. J. Shorey 355.10, R. L. Smith 260.20. V. S. Smith 306.30, I. A. Spires 318.00. E. S. Ac corne 298.47. W. E. Allen 268.05. B. F. Allison 263.55, E. H. Anderson 317.82, A. S. Backlund 99.17, W. J. Barlow 267.17, J. L. Beams 304.45. W. J. Bench 289.64. P. T. Betz 326.27. L. J. Bigham 310.57, D. F. Blank 190.21, W. F. Blancett 252.02. C. I. Bourne 317.89. J. W. Bowman 301.58. R. F. Brown 300.91, D. C. Carver 319.98, O. C. Chesnut 322.41. G. E. Childreth 280.47, A. Christensen 328.67. R. Clark 291.17. D. J. Clifford 328.23. M. Clifford 277.96. J. L. Conner 280.22. E. L. Cooper 351.05. N. A. Coverdale 276.79. R. Craig 296.07. G. R. Crumley 299.87. J. L. Crumm 146.77. E. E. Cul ver 305.59. L. F. Cutburth 304.69. J. L. Danford 287.72, J. A. Davis 270.12, W. H. Davis 157.65. C. B. Dean 284.92. C. Dooms 285.12. H. C. Dooms 296.07, W. Dooms 317.99, F. Dutton 270.09, E. M. Earl 347.09. L. B. Earl 297.82, J. W. Eatherton 197.15. H. D. Ferns 312.16. D. Flovd 40.10. F. Foust 242.38, J. R. Gain 306.46, W. L. Garner 349.16, C. B. Goodnight 273.52. J. Groves, Jr. 297.35. A. B. Haddock 317.06. I. E. Hall 302.65. R. E. Harnish 231.72, S. Harris 335.59. S. G. Hartbauer 253.55, B. Hatch 321.92. M. Heffernan 261.57, G. Hillman 297.78, T, W. Hora 277.17, W. D. Hormann 99.17. W. W. Irons 269.67. H. A. Kantor 304.15. C. Keeney 297.23. J. O. Keller 293.20. W. M. Ken yon 314.21. K. B. Kite 277.19. J. Lich tenstern 269.69. M. J. Loyd 296.89, C. J. Lucas 303.26. P. R. Lynch 266.37, E. L. Marshall 253.06. J. A. McDougall 138.05, R. E. Merritt 319.55, H. C. Meyer 346.54. C. L. Michael 342 21, J. R. Miller 325.67. L. G. Monroe 304.70, B. B. Moore 282.35. M. W. Morse 295.04. C J. Netzel 289.57. C. C. Nicholson 297.82. C. A. Perdue 304.05, J. T. Perdue 273.97. E. F. Pierce 325.24. P. H. Pothier 78.25, E. W. Rausch 351.30. D. E. Rawllngs 274.53. 3. Raw yrn 182.45. R. P Reed 190.00. R J. Kinabarger 296.52. G. H. Robertson 349.19. K. M. Ross 333.80, H. W. Scog gin 249.85. D. J. Scott 182.50. D. L. Sheann 269.57, F. Sherman 329.16. F. A. Shipley 309.12. J. R. Shope 308.29, R. I. Simmons 288.14. P. I. Smith 271.99. M. E. Sprague 151.55. D. Stout 151.55. H. J. Stout 309.57. D. L. Sweet 261.68. E. J. Tavlor 285.42. E. T. Thigpin 305.66, R. Thigpin 540.52. J. D. Thomas 242.53, H. E. Tolle 290.79, A. H. Turpin 283.55. L. T. Vanderpool 329.55. H. K. Walch 107.60. W. W. Walker 214.73. A. T. Wattenberg 359.62. G. C. Williams 287.52. J. B. Winningham 267.63, T. V. Wright 330.96, J. W. Wubbels 282.22. M..R. HubbeU 33.57. L. A. Perry 28.28. Payments for supplies, services and equipment for Jackson County Road Dept.: Copco 525.91. Secretary of State 27.00. So. Pacific Co. 2.844.65. Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 7.69. Mrs. O. Hanson 50.00. Tide Water Assoc. Oil Co. 4786.23, H. L. Gebhard 5.00. W. B. Spatz 5.00. Standard Oil Co. 880.69, Acme Transportation 321.10. W. J. Cline 12.50. Crater' Lake Motors 2902.02, City of Ashland 4.30. Bruce Bauer Lbr. Co. 1791.00. Firestone Stores 115.71. City of Gold Hill 2.70. Rogue Equip. 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