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too-tt works I 0F 4UL when i set 7 T1 . '
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21 -FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS
WOOD FOR SALE. Phone 3-3573.
.FENCING and sheeting. Surfaced kiln-
dried cedar 1x8. 1x10 and 1x12. $30
and (35 Der M. 4x5 posts. Dial
3-NO-4-2688. See at 248 So. 3rd.
Central Point,
bARr.AIN LUMBER CO. Larea In
ventory dimension and boards. Cus
tom resaw One block back of
Union Service Station Camp w til to
Ph TA 6-Z641 or TA 8-Z97
AIR TIGHT HEATERS LOW COST
wood-burning heaters made oi sneei
steel, with linings for extra strength.
Sizes, small, medium and large.
Crain & Mohr. Your Homa Town
Hardware. 225 E. 6th.
FOR SALE Used typewriters and
adding machines . . . Repairing on
ail makes. Medlord Office equip-
ment Co. 41 So. Grape. Ph. 2-4100.
FOR SALE Steel letter files. 3 and 4
Drawer. 30 reduction, while stock
lasts. Steel shop stools $4.95. Med
ford Office Equipment Co. 41 So.
Grape. Phone 2-4100.
COMPLETE stock of wood burning
heaters. A beater for almost every
aiza home. Prices start at $24.85.
Com in and see these heaters
today. Crain & Mohr. Your Home
Town Hdwe. 225 E. 6th. Ph. 3-1851.
ASHLEY automatic wood stoves. We
have the most complete stock in
Southern Oregon. S&H Green
Stamps. Big Y Seed A Feed.
NEW AND USED
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Motor Rewinding
UM Court St. Phone 3-4517
WANTED wood heaters. Any reusable
condition Ph. 3-1564.
OAK GROVE FURNITURE
ITS k LAUREL. Ph. Ash. 2-3183.
" FULLER BRUSH. Phone 2-8371
Mora people buy WORLD BOOK than
any other encyclopedia. First in
sales. WHY? Phone Ashland 4771. '
." i GUNS OR PISTOLS
Collectors or hunters. I have a large
out of town selection. Buy. sell or
trade where you can deal. Tele-
phone to make appointments Med-
ford 3-1693.
: ' ... - - SAVE' - -
a insurance. Fire. auto, and liability
RAY SCHUMACHER
Youf Insurance Agent
EAGLE WOOD COMPANY
Dial 3TA6-2302
22-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR RENT Beauty Shop fully equip
ped. Inquire 2nd & Church Sts
Phoenix. Alter a p.m.
FOR RENT or lease, highway business
bldg wcold storage. Ph NO-4--2979.
" GOING INTO BUSINESS?
If you want to go into business in
Ashland, be sure and Take a Trip
To Mars
NED MARS AGENCY
41 S. Main Phone 4891
ANY part of 'i Interest in 2 leases
with 2 wells drilled to production
approx. 3,000 ft. $23,000. Joining
production in Hughes County, Okla
homa, for further information call
Central Point NC4-1241 or Medford
3-4283.
SMALL year round business. Pleasant
work. Must sell due to ill health.
Ph. 2-4803 between 9 ajn. to 5 p.m.
CAFE for sale. Phone 2-7034T
FOP tc MOM Grocery store. Located
in fast growing area. This store is
producing a good income with op
portunity for increase. If you are
hunting for a store worth the money
gou can't beat this. See Ray
chumacher. Realtor.
23 MACHINERY and TRACTORS
GERLTNGER fork lilt. 16.000 lbs. Ph.
2-8804 or 2-4480.
WILL SELL or trade equity in TD-9
blade and winch. Inquire Ruch
Store.
DIESEL SAWMILL. 30,000 ft. capacity
and planer complete, excellent con
dition on 4 acres or can be easily
. moved. 48 inch Klamath edger, 24
v inch saws. Forkiift, lumber truck,
etc. $22,000. Small down payment,
t easy terms to right party- Phone
9-5791 or 2-8756 Ashland
, 1852 GMC 4-cyl. Diesel; long wheel
base truck with or without Went
f ' worth and Irwin logging trailer.
- Truck has good haul. Phone -2-8443.
' 24-FOR EXCHANGE
Read and Use Classified Ads. . .
JieiCommuniysBigestlVlarketp
26-PERSONAL
stEPRESENTATIVE Wilknit Hosiery
for the family. Guaranteed replace
" ment. Jacksonville 9-8252.
ATTENTION
FEEL ALIVE with TWO IN ONE
MASSAGE PILLOW. Helps to re
lieve nervous tension, poor circula
tion, tired feet and legs, tired ach
ing back and neck, sore muscles.
Also aids in body reducing. CALL
' NOW. Ph. 3-4839. Your representa-.-
tive for free office demonstration
or a 24 hour home trial.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED while you
wait. Office hrs. 9 to 5. New full
Mope and lower dentures 24 nr.
fjfrvice. XII E. California, Jackson
ville, rnvme ju--ouu.
ANY ONE having a drinking problem
is welcome at Alcoholics Anony
mous Meetings 8pm Wed & Sat
123.i W Main Ph 2-6657
27-tUSWESS DIRECTORY
Well Drilling
. BOGUS VALLEY DRILLING CC. Im
mediate service on wells & pumps
Work guaranteed Terras. Beet stock
accepted. Ph 2-7372 885 Shafer
1 0 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
A. E . GOFF & BROS Well Drillers
Can perforate vour casing in well
with gun. Best for leas 1311
. ' N Rivenjkie Medtord Ph. 3-5510
or 2-5039
GOFF BROTHERS Well Drillers; ex-
Serienced & reliable S&H Green
tamps Office Siskivou Hdwe 225
W Main. Medfora Phone 2-2939
or evenings 3-3744 or 2-7026
'. DEISTER'S WELL DRILLING CO. For
- . your water well problems Reliable
& experienced Up to the minute
equipment 139 Vancouver fn z-ajua
rs BROS well drilling & pump
service We strive to please every
customer. Ph. 3-4141. Eves. 3-5669.
27-BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Septic Tank
CASPER'S
Septlo tanks pumped and cleaned
TANKS INSTALLED
Drain work Free inspection.
Low set prices No mileage charge
24 hour service. Local War vet
Dial 3-1511 or 2-6818
DICK'S RURAL DISPOSAL SERVICE
Septic tanks pumped and repaired
Tanks installed to State specifica
tions any size from 500 gallons up
Square concrete Domestic or Com
mercial tanks. Drain fields laid.
Free estimates and inspection. All
work guaranteed. Phone M. R.
(Dick) Gust. 3-1457, Medford.
SANITATION SERVICE
Darrell Fariss O. E. Conkiln
ROUND CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS
500-gai $68 750-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 2875 Lone Pine Rd
MITCHELL SEPTIC TANK AND
CESSPOOL SERVICE Tanks clean
ed and repaired drain and sewer
laid New tanks installed All work
guaranteed Phone 3-1116
Pts and Termite Control
TERMITES
Call- Paramount Peat Control
Inspect before buying. Ph. 2-9701
LOYD Termite Control. Protect voui
home from termites Free inspection
Ph Ash 2-7557 Foundation Work
Trant port anon
YOCKEL'S TRUCKING SERVICE
Heavy hauling and general commodi
ties. Call Neil Wooldridee at Rich
field Truck & Auto Service. North
Pacific Highway. Medford 3-4796
or z-3576. Ashland 2-8311.
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 Ph Medtord Ore 2-4174
Painting
PAINTING, brush or spray. All work
guaranteed. Call A. Q. Murphy
2-8595.
SPRAY painting roofs, houses general
painting Free estimates Sullivan
Bros 219 S Ivv Phone 2-9851
Tree Service
CHAMBERLAIN TREE SERVICE All
types of trimming, topping, remov
ing Mistletoe removal Surgery Ph
3-3085 for free estimates
Services & Repair
LEAKS stopped, shingles replaced.
sealed down. Definite guarantee.
Terms. Porter Lbr. Co. 2-5259.
RADIO. Television. Electric Water
Pump & Appliance Service. Phone
Gold Hill. 5-9362.
HOME CLEANING Walls, woodwork,
windows, floors, rugs, furniture.
RANDY'S Ph. 3-4069
Professional Housecleaning Specialists
HOME Repair & remodeling. No money
down. Up to 36 mos. to pay. Licensed
contractor. Phone 3-2569.
Linoleum and Carpet Laying. 7 yrs.
in Valley. Formica Specialist. Guar
anteed work. Call John Hamblin
collect. Ashland 8451.
FRANCES D ALLAIRE FURRIER
Complete Fur Service
.Restyling, clean glazed and storage
Ph. 2-6526. 1060 Crater Lake Ave.
KIRBY COMPANY
Service and Repairs
-1028 Murray Ave Phone 2-8821
Rug Cleaning
RUGS. Furniture Cleaned., repaired
Carpets made to order, any color
MEDFORD RUG FACTORY Ph
3-2539 511 Mary St
Oil Burner Service
OIL BURNER SERVICE
MEDFORD FUEL
Tel. 2-2111
SPARK 4ttC LITTLE SPECIALISTS
4th & Front Ph 2-5296
KENNEDY FUEL OIL
House Moving'
MOVING RAISING FOUNDATIONS
Phone for FREE estimate.
Phone 3-1078 or 2-4244
Automotive Repair
Armstrong's Garage Phone 3-1215
Specialized Service in Wheel Align
ment. Balance. Brakes & Tuneupa.
FREE pickup & delivery.
Tractor Work
TRACTOR WORK
MOWING, raking, discing, plowing,
leveling. Ph. 2-9452.
TRENCHING excavation, loading &
back filling LeRoy Calkins. 532
Palm Ph 2-5581
Money to Lend
YOU can get the cash you need for
school or fall and winter expenses
from us. We want to say yea to you.
OREGON FINANCE COMPANY
Gene Thomas Manager
45 South Central
Home Owned & Managed'
Granite & Top Soil
BEAR CREEK sandy loam, creek run
gravel pit run and crushed granite.
Jim Nunes. Phone 3-4638.
Crushed rock, crushed rock mix
Reject Gravel Bar run gravel
Phoenix Sand & Gravel. Ph. 3-2711
TOP SOIL fill dirt, granite & creek
run gravely Tractor, and Cat dozer
& loader for hire Austin L. King.
Trucking. Phone 2-7258 or 2-4167
LULL'S GRANITE
Crushed Loaded Delivered
Ph NO 4-1489 Central Point
CRUSHED ROCK SAND & GRAVEL
M C LINTNGER & SONS
Phone 2-5336 or 2-5897
Building
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
Driveways patios sidewalks Free
estimates for all types of cement
work Office Ph 2-2971
JOHN JORE. CONTRACTOR
Or call Gold Hill COLLECT 5-9204
Read and Use Classified Ads. . .
The Community's Biggest Marketplace
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Large circulating heater,
Toledo, like new, does not smoke.
1 Wesco furnace, oil burner attach
ment. 500 gallon, heavy duty tank.
Also sawdust grate and hopper.
Phone 3-1272.
SPECIAL
PARAKEETS $1.85. Locally raised.
banded birds.
SAMSON FEED & SEED CO.
SPRAY PEACHES NOW. We've got
the materials. Monarch Seed & Feed
Co., at either store.
PIANO RENTALS
Small bungalow
$ 9 mo.
used spinet
$10 mo.
Reconditioned upright $ 5 mo.
6 mo. rental will apply on purchase
if you decide to buy.
ERSKINE S PIANO STORE
1304 Kings Hwy.
BORASCU Kills all vegetation in
driveways, parking areas, etc. Easy
to use. Apply it now for best results.
' SAMSON FEED & SEED CO.
FIR SAWDUST
to burn.
MEDFORD FUEL Ph. 2-2111"
ALFALFA SEED. Talent. Ladak. Com
mon varieties. Monarch Seed & Feed
Co.. at either store.
SPECIAL
USED OIL STOVES Your choice $7 JO
SAMSON FEED & SEED CO.
APPLICATION for Medford Mail
Tribune carriers Must be 12 yrs. old
and in Jr high school, resident of
Medford Apply in person at Mail
Tribune circulation department.
WE FIX EM while you sleep
Hawkins Nito Garage
16 S Centra) Ph 3-1534
SULPHATE AMMONIA & 16-20 Car
to arrive about 15th. Take off car
and save. Place order now. Monarch
Seed and Feed Co.
LAWN SEED 95c per lb. Samson's
Special Mix. We have rollers and
seeders for your use.
SAMSON FEED & SEED CO.
BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS fqr
sale. 20c each Mail Tribune Office.
27 N. Fir.
LOW FIELD SEED PRICES
B. T. ENG. RYEGRASS, cwt. $18.00
SUB. CLOVER, cwt S73.00
, COM. ALFALFA, cwt $42.00
LADAK ALFALFA, cwt. $54.00
WHEAT, Federation, fey. $4.80
WHEAT, Ea. Baart. cwt. , $4.60
WHEAT, Elgin Club, cwt $4 60
WHEAT. Bluestem fey., cwt $4.80
BARLEY. Velvon. cwt $3.55
BARLEY, Haanchen, cwt. $3.65
BARLEY. Trebi. cwt.
$4.00
$4.00
$3.75
OATS. Kanotas. fey., cwt.
OATS, Winter Grays, cwt.
OATS Texas Reds Mrt. .
S4.00
OATS. Overland White, cwt. .S3.90
Discount 1,000 lb. lots. up.
Only first qualitv seeds.
j MONARCH SEED & FEED CO.
So. Fir 6th-Bartlett
MEDFORD FURNITURE
2ND HAND STORE
USED Furniture and Appliances
2502 W Main Phone 2-9355
COVER CROP SEED Another carload
will arrive soon. Vetch. Grey Oats,
Mixed Peas & Vetch. Order now.
SAMSON FEED & SEED CO.
FERTILIZERS NOW IN STOCK. Sul
phate. Super. Sulphur. Gvosum. Am-
mo-Phos. RED STEER field and or
chard complete plant-foods. Mon
arch Seed & Feed Co.
LIME your legumes now between hay
cuttings Our delivery price includes
spreading services Phone Gold Hill
5-9091 Agricultural Lime Distribut
ing Co
11 -BUSINESS DIRECTORY
TV & Radio Repair
KEEP THAT . T.V. PICTURE BRIGHT
QUALITY SERVICE & PARTS
Pick up and Delivery
MEDFORD RADIO SERVICE
19 N. Fir - Phone 2-5662
EMERSON'S have added another qual
ified technician to their staff & is
fully recommended. Just another
way to give fast, guaranteed service.
And you pay less open 7 days a
week. 8-10 p.m. Call 2-6001. Ash
land 9-6031. Local 3-1301.
TV & RADIO SERVICE
FELDMAN & OLSON ELECTRIC
PHONE 2-9070 or 2-2456
Home calls Medford Area $3.50
HAMMILL TV SERVICE CO.
1830 W Main Phone 3-5406
Asphalt & Cement Paving
ASPHALT PAVING Driveways,
motels, parking areas mill yards,
roads and industrial floors Free esti
mates. Work guaranteed. Rogue
River Paving Co Ph Medford 2-4037
Beads Restrung
PEARLS & BEADS RESTRUNG
JEWELRY REPAIRING
SANTO'S AGATE SHOP 411 E Main
Fuel and Sawdust
FRANKLIN WOOD YARD ,
Red fir and Laurel body wood.
PHONE Ashland 2-3183.
CLEAN. DRY WOOD
$7.50 cord. U-haul. Any amount.
1315 Barnett Rd.
RED FIR SLABS
Green or Dry
Try-R-Wood. Phone 3-3538
Electric Motor
GAGE ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE
Del co and Smithway Motors
Motor Rewinding and Repairing
112 N Front Phone 2-2628
Floor Sanding
Floor Sanding & Finishing
Free Estimates
Geo Dennev Phone 2-6863
Generators Starters
Generator-Starter repairs 6c exchange
Armature wmaing. uurs Auto
Electric 1311 N Riverside 2-5068
Plumbing
WOODY. THE PLUMBER
Complete Repair Service
Ph. 2-7679
BROWNIES
PLUMBING & HEATING. INC.
PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE
S19 Crater Lake Ave. Ph. 2-4801
BROOKS ELECTRIC
PLUMBING UKPT
For fast courteous and efficient
service on all vour olumbing orob
lems CaU 2-2952
Furs
HARRIETS FUR SHOP
2250 Crater Lake Hwy.
NEW COATS. RESTYLING
Harriet Finley Phone 3-3J81
gC: " "Os
LUCKY KIM Student niirse Betty Ross checks the condition of
Kim Lee West at Butterworth hospital in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Doctors in emergency ward had given two-year-old Kim up for
dead when a chest surgeon, waiting to operate on another patient,
happened to walk in. The surgeon, Dr. John E. Summers, noted.
the boy's condition and made an
which had stopped, beating. He
beating again. Kim had choked on an unidentified object. He is
now reported "coming along nicely."
SCIENCE AT WORK
New York (U.R) Not only
can geniuses bediscovered
among children some children
can be "made" geniuses.
Having startled with that sug
gestion, Dr. Sidney L. Pressey,
professor of psychology at Ohio
State University, went on 'to say
that we ought to be making
more and more geniuses because
"in the present international tug
of war, survival itself' may de
pend on it.
Our trouble now is that we
think of genius only as 'superior
abilities" which are in-born, he
said. But there is another side
to it, and this is the "nurture"
of those superior abilities. If
they are to grow and come to
fruition, they have to be fed
properly right from the start
say, from the ages of three or
four years and encouraged to
develop as fast as they will.
Pressey was critical of "a gen
eral belief, fostered in this coun
try by most child psychologists
and 'progressive' educators dur
ing the past. 25 years, that intel
lectual precocity is somehow
not quite healthy, is almost al
ways a hazard to good social
adjustment, and should be slow
ed down rather than facilitated."
Coach for Geniuses
Why, it's reached the point
where "in the home, the early-
reading precocious child causes
anxiety" and this despite "such
childhood precocity having been
the usual rather than the un
usual thing among adults con
sidered intellectually brilliant
and those who become famous in
intellectual pursuits, said Pres
sey.
Let's "nurture" precocious chil
dren, then, he suggested let's
try to make sure they grow up
into "practicing geniuses." The
nurturing should consist of
"early encouragement, intensive
instruction," new and greater
opportunities as the children ad
vance, an unfailingly agreeable,
harmonious, and stimulating so
cial life for them, and accumu
lating experiences with the stim
ulation of success.
Pressey would have in every
school system and in every sec
ondary school and college a per
son to discover and encourage
genius. He wouldn't becalled
"personal specialist for superior
students" because that might
embarrass the children he se
lected and irk the parents of
the children he didn't. But that's
what he would be, actually, and
he could be given some such
meaningless title as "cor-ordi-nator
of special programs."
In colleges this person "might
even follow . reports on high
school science fairs and the like
and recruit . promising young
sters for his college in the man
ner of a football coach." In the
secondary school, he "would try
to keep the elementary schools
alert to discover especially
bright children there."
Change Early Training
"If such guidance or person
nel specialists for the most able
were generally available in col
leges and high sehools or public
school systems," he continued,
"it is believed that they could
greatly increase the number of
young people going into ad
vanced training, select them bet
ter, and greatly improve the
effectiveness of their education."
But this would not be enough.
The precocious child should be
permitted t6 move through his
schooling at whatever pace he
can maintain, and he should
begin his schooling at whatever
age he is able to begin it, Pres
sey doubted that "acceleration"
of children in school was bad,
and he cited examples where
it had been good. What he would
do would be to adopt "better
methods," such as: :
"Admission to the first grade
on the basis of readiness for
school rather than chronological
age. Replacement of the first
three grades by a 'primary pool
immediate incision over his heart
massaged the heart until it began
By DELOS SMITH
. United Press Science Editor
out of which children would
move early or late, depending
on when they finish primary
work, rapid-progress sections do
ing three years' work in two in
junior and senior high school,
and credit by examination in
college."
This "should permist ' each
youngster to move through edu
cational programs at his own
pace, without being conspicuous
if his rate is not that of the
average," he added.
Pressey set forth his views
in The Scientific Monthly, an
organ. of the American Associa
tion for the Advancement of
Science.
News Of Books
From the Library
"Band of Angels" by Robert
Penn Warren is a newcomer to
the lists. It is the story of
Amantha Starr, whose fate it
was to be raised as a young lady
of a Kentucky plantation and
then sold down, the river as a
slave in New Orleans.
Sensation Abroad
A novel that has already
created a sensation abroad before
its translation into English is
Francoise Sagan Quorrez's "Bon-
jour Tristesse." Not for conser
vative tastes is this story written
by an 18-year-old French student
of the unconventional summer
holiday of one of her contem
poraries. Morton Thompson's "Not As
A Stranger" is another old-timer
on the lists, one of the ever
popular stories of the medical
world Frank Slaughter's "Flight
from Natchez" has also been pre
viously described here, being a
story of a doctor who has met
disaster and is forced to flee
mis city.
"The Genius and the God
dess," tenth and latest novel of
Aldous Huxley, one of the lead
ing satirists of our time, again
takes up his theme of conflict
between the human intellect and
the human spirit.
Gold Rush Story
California in gold rush days
is the exciting setting of Frank
Yerby's "The Treasure of Pleas
ant Valley." Budd Schulberg
presents for us the "Waterfront,"
with slum dwellers emerging as
unforgettable characters re
sponding to a violent challenge.
The book is an expansion of the
prize-winning movie, "On the
Waterfront."
Your public library orders
books of this type before they
are published. They are deliver
ed as soon as possible after west
coast jobbers receive them from
the publishers, and are usually
ready, for circulation within 48
hours after delivery. Any of the
best-sellers mentioned above
may be reserved and borrowed
free of charge.
Jackson county readers unable
to visit Medford library head
quarters may borrow through
the branch nearest them or
through direct mail service.
Perfect Circle Strike
Not Hurting Auto Men
' Detroit (U.R) Spokesmen for
the "Big Three" of the auto in
dustry said today the strike and
labor violence at the Perfect Cir
cle Corp. plants in Indiana have
had ho effects on production.
Perfect. Circle is a major sup
plier of piston rings. But of
ficials of Ford Motor Co., Gen
eral Motors Corp. said there is
no shortage of parts.
A Chrysler spokesman said
CIO United Auto Workers at the
Plymouth division refused to
work with Perfect Circle prod
ucts yesterday. But they said
other parts were substituted and
production continued uninterrupted.
Tuesday, October 11, 1955
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
COVER-CROP. HAY MIXTURE. Vetch.
Winter Peas. Winter Oats Sa.30 cwt.
Discount In 'i-ton lots. Monarch
Seed & Feed Co.
1x6" & 8" Chanel Sldmg. $85 per M.
and up. 1x4" ec b Keawood or rir
for Picket Fencing. Good No. 4 Di
mension, $35 per M. -Free
Delivery
NORTON LUMBER COMPANY
Phoenix Ore. Phone 3-288S
STEEL FENCE POSTS 50c ea. For
Electric Fence, complete with insu
lator and clamp.
SAMSON FEED & SEED CO.
TEXAS RED OATS. The finest hay
oat. Also Kanotas and Winter Grays
and Overland Whites. Monarch Seed
and Feed Co.. either store.
NOTICE
Commercial Spraying. NOW is the
time to have your peach trees
sprayed. Phone 2-5376. Withrow. No
job too large or small.
Use Mail Tribune Want Ads
Dead line Sunday Classified Is at
noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for
Monday; other days 5:30 previous day.
LEGAL NOTICES
NO. 8820
NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON PROBATE
DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of FANNDJ
A. BELKNAP. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that the Sup
plemental Final Account of Helen Par-
nsh as Executrix of the within estate
has been filed herein and that 9:30
o'clock a.m. on November 2nd. 1955,
at the Courthouse in Medford. Oregon
has been appointed for hearing objec
tions to such Supplemental Final Ac
count and settlement thereof.
Dated and first published Oct. 4.
1955.
Helen Parrish. Executrix
Van Dyke & Dellenback
Attorneys for Executrix
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that Ina B.
York has been appointed adminis
tratrix of the estate of RALPH L.
YORK, also known as R. L. York, de
ceased, by the' probate division of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County. Any person hav
ing any claim of indebtedness against
said estate must present the same to
the administratrix or to her attorney.
Max L. McMillin, Court House. Grants
Pass, Oregon, on or before six months
from October 4, 1955. Ina B. York,
administratrix.
First publication: October 4. 195S
Max L. McMillin
Attorney at Law
Court House
Grants Pass, Oregon
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN
UNCLAIMED PROPERTY PRESUMED
ABANDONED
The following unclaimed property
presumed abandoned as of July 1,
1955 is held by:
SECURITY MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.:
Henry Palmerlee. Ashland, S6.23; MED
FORD BRANCH. FIRST NATL BANK
OF PORTLAND: Joe- Maxtield. 3o;
Medford Agency. $225; Robt. V. An
derson. San Francisco, $44.95; John F.
Down. Butte Falls, $2,385.70: Mr. or
Mrs. Ivan Goodman. Medford. $30.84:
Paul W. Hancock. Jr.: Tr. for David A.,
Trail. $113.35: D. E. Hull. Camp White.
$35.06; Laura Lockett. Tr. for Lonnie
K. Train. Medford. - $11.33: Lenore
McBee, Tr. for Nancy and Sharron
McGowan, Medford. $17.45: Mrs. John
E. Wilkinson. Tr. for Mary Ann. $22.44;
ASHLAND BRANCH. FIRST NATL
BANK OF PORTLAND: (Addresses
Ashland) Sharon Anderson by Sadie C.
Anderson. Tr., $28.26; Carol vn Ander
son by Sadie C. Anderson. Tr, $37.38;
Glady Coffman. S90.24; Eunice Mae
Parker, $33.80: MEDFORD BRANCH,
U. S. NAT'L. BANK OF PORTLAND:
(Addresses Medford unless otherwise
stated) No name, $137.79; Epigfania
Rodrigues, unknown, $2; Florence M.
Bell, $40: Augusta Boatner. $19.54; C.
W. Jessen, $190.06; Albert Cobb or
Leona May Thompson, unknown,
$5.41; Mrs. Fred Quale. Grants Pass,
$10.69; C. W. Coffman, Tr. for Meridee
Coffman, $6.84; Bill Knutzen, Tr. for
Chloe Ann Knutzen, Butte Falls,
$48.16; Dorothy Sutcliffe. Prospect,
$19.51; Omal P. or Pauline Kelley,
$62.71; Capt. or Mrs. Christian P.
Hald, $218.22; Joyce Wilson. Thelma
Wilson, Tr. for Joyce. $19.53: Shirley
E. Dwight, $4.67: Vera J. Rush. $1.13;
Mrs. Walter Andresen, Tr. for Don Ad
dresen. $64.11; Mr. or Mrs. C. H. Wil
liamson, $13.09; Albert or Christa
Forma n. $13.92; Neil or Edith Pritchett,
Rogue River, $10.43; Frank C. or
Lila Elliott McDowell. $72.84: Thelma
Wilson. Tr. for Dorothy Wilson. S6.ll;
Thelma Wilson. Tr. for Alta Wilson,
$6.11: Betty Smith, $4.51: John P.
Shurtleff, $65.90; H. M. or Mrs. H. M.
Knudsen, $1.07; Bertha C. Wirtz. Tr.
for Mary Lee Ann Wirtz, $1053; K. F.
Parker. $65.57; H. W. Pritchard. Gold
Hill, $4.89; Mr. or Mrs. John R. Rus
sell. Sr.. $1,567.51; Alvin M. or Maxine
F. Rhodes, $87.73; Chris Hansen. Gold
Hill, $4; Barbara Bryant. Tr. for
Sherry Lynette Bryant, $6.10: Geneva
or Douglas Pruitt, $5.10: Nina R.
Miller, Tr. for Roberta Mav Miller,
$17.77: Phyllis J. Ryan. $1.73: Henry
G. or Pauline Albrecht, $20.80; Edward
M. Coady, $2329; John J. or Rose
M Breeze, $2.94; Little Theater. Wil
liams, $76.25; Harold D. Baer. Rogue
River. $21.23; Phillip N. Shockley,
by E. W. Shockley, Tr. Anaheim, Cal.,
$14.87; Donald W. or Dorothea Neil
son, $32.40; Effie Marie Baer. Rogue
River, $49.40; Benton Walch. Eagle
Point, $39.87; Fannie E. Hull Kies,
$8028; Satoru Shimoda, $42.70; Mrs.
James L. Scott, Talent, $727; So. Ore.
Pioneer Society, Jacksonville, $59.04;
Ethel S. or Dorothy Willits. $152.79;
Jackie Gardner by Mrs. Fred Gardner,
$1532; Velma Matthews Noble,
$539.09; Mrs. Clarence Coffman, Tr.
for Douglas Coffman, $2227; Willis
or Mrs. Willis F. Wood, $12.17: Naomi
Frost, $2.04; Clara Stuart, S5.96; Louie
F. Tonne, $114.64; Barbara Dee Bate
man, $4524; Mrs. W. C. Leever, Tr.
Christian Science Soc, .Central Point,
$223.87; Ella Gober, Tr. Lany Joe
Gober, $10.14; Glorih Pittock. $5426;
Ruth Lilly. Tr. for Sharon Lee Lilly,
$62.53; Ed Imdeka. $7551; Armond
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