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Newspaper Page TextUGAL NOTICES CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON February, 195$ ircceedinra of th County Court of claimants for supplie and services which were passed upon during the month of February. 1956. as required by Chapter 138 of 1947 Session Laws. BERETH P. HOPKINS County Clerk Approved by Court: Orders: In the matter of tax refund to: Timber Conservation Company; Sidney Nicholson; C. D. Kendall; and Mrs. A. H. Lohman. To nay claims for slaughtered cattla: To Lester R. Hazel wood; Carl Each Fixing fees for Registered Vot ers lists. In the matter of designation of depositories for Jackson County fundi. To execute deed to Paul 3. Visher. Load Limits: Mr. T. R. Cox; Mr. Kenan C. Smith: N. M. Kerr; A. L. Harding. Inc.; Tru Mix Company. Filed: Jackson County Monthly Statement for month January. Jackson County Hospital Report for month January. . Jackson County Treasurers Report for month December. Petition for Saturday closing of County Offices. Resolution in matter of assistance to Jackson County for Flood damage. Franchise granted to Elk City Water District to install water system. Affidavit of Posting notice of cer tain platted Roads situated in Snowy Butte Orchards. Agreement between Jackson Coun ty and Jim Reeder to remove logs from Highways. GENERAL COUNTY FUND Net payments for services of em ployes of Jackson County. Oregon: D. Offenbacher 228.79, F. Kelly 28 68. C. L. Howard 314.62. M. E. Wells 10662. D. DeBerry 298.42, D. Coe 236 42. V. Vanoose 28o.02 P. Bettiol 296.42. F. d'Entremont 263.6A G. Wright 296.42. E. Gault 23o 82. D. E. Dixon 299.72. J. D. Walsh 306.62. E. S. Courtney 26832 B. Tennant 261.42. M. Brooks 2d3.23. M. Stephens 233.82. M. Dubs 202.28. G. Jacob. 197 28. N. Nell 2o8.23. O If schensky 233.42, A. Peterson 233.42 B. J. Brown 212 32. I. F. Brenner 197 24. H. Dugan 253 23. D. V. Straus 223.72. L. Smith 207.24. A Carter 235 82. T. C. Mclntyre 219.65 M. Mitchell 20224. G. B. Bohl 242.64. V. I Moreland 197.24. V. B Schuster 218 84. R. H. Mesplie 31.12. B Bigham 50 79. X. M. Janouch 2o3 23. A. k. 245.82. M. D. Hinman 124 M. Hoxie 75.85. E. Jennings --9 09. v. Moore 240.82. D. Evanson 213 95. H. Nelson 191.78. A. L. Martin 201.78, P. Thanos 231.78. A. nawver v r w oia io T. Matten 234.34 w o is,.11n,.h 234.34. S. M. Pen- Ington 243.19. J. F. O'Hara 31134 oti io r Nnms 144.09 xx. a. rrici..ui. - - - r- u.rihrr 62.39. L. Dee run 169 05. P. Jantzer 179.13. R. Water- ston 189 13. D. Matheny HJo. m. ch eeks 228.32. A. Beneka 27T82 G. v-u no oi JT Trvwi 235.17. t. Boyle 9 10. R. Janzen 276.42, M. Jan- ien 153.02. r- xxvieeiu DeWeerd 126.95. O. C. Maust 208.74. S. C Maust 191.50. C. Walker 173.72. H. Vlck 127 32. V. Morse 142 62. R. L Williams 130.62. L. Larvick 101.22 M. Bevel 122.02. D. A. Thompson 120.9.!. E. Holbrook 138J52. L. Keith 14352 u tt n.....n iirk2 E. Sargent 81 23, 'V. Heffernan 51.80. E. Brown 213.22, M. Kemmara m.u, u dard 115.52. H. Asher 114.42. M. Mat tem 128 88. D. Mattern 120.02, J. Mar In 135.62. H. A. Briley 118.72 K. Crowell 302.42, R. Watkins 194.72, J. G. Armson 293.97. A. E. Merkel. MD 777.02. D. E. Collard 310.82, M. E. Bell 282.82. F. Clink 279.52. C. Kent 270.57. E. Kanclier 282.82. M. C. Corcoran 304.62. E. H. McGal liard 266.42. A. A. Makinen 253.32. N. M. VanDe walker 183.63. O. S. Moore 329 22. L. Estes 261.42 J. Koppes 238.42. D. A. Huskey 297.42. B R art 312 42. D. F. Ferrier 210.62. C.' Z. Bovden 7.25. M. E. Boyden 7.21. R J Dew 41.91, B. J. James 123.72. L D Pinkham 1.93. P. J. Gilman 217 34 D. C. Hendrix 320.51, C. M. Smith 260.12. E. M. Grove 258.23, M J. E. McNeill 207.24, A. B. liplmes 95 42 T. Burton 19.36, M. J. Sorber 146.51. L. VanAusdall 151.30. M. R. Hubbell 85 52. L. A. Perry 51.82 C D.' Holbrook 243.42. L. A. Perkins 192.24, W. P. Tucker 253.72. L. M. Sherman 10141. N. Matteson 115.04. Payments, travel expense: A. Hawver. 18.00, H. J. Peterson 71.40 S. Penington 28.24. W. B. Mc Cullough 104.72. J. F. O'Hara 25.20. C. W. Miller 62.48. W. P. Tucker 256 00. A. Peterson 13 92. A. E. Mer kel MD. 100.00. D. E. Collard 73.00, Y. Clink 75.00. O. S. Moore 116.50. E. Kanclier 75.00. C. Kent 75.0C. E. H. McGalliard 75.00. A. A. Makinen 75 00. D. A. Huskey 75.00. B. R. Hart 121 62 M. C. Corcoran 75.00. M. E. Bell 75.00. K. Crowell 68.48. J. G. Armson 168.37. U. B. Inch 43.75. H. Gault 369.78. G. Wright 116.40. D. D. Coe 155 20. J. D. Walsh 204.38. P. Bet tiol 73.12, E. S. Courtney 43.92. B. C. Tennant 158.67. D. Deerry 83.04, V V. Vanoose 78.88. D. E. Dixon 58.40, E. Tennant 32.00. D. C. Hendrix 85 20. C. M. Smith 42.40, M. R. HubbeU 55 50. Payments for Jury service: R F Kyle 15.00. I. I. Nichols 18.36. J. Barnes 16.12. H. A. Cox 17.08. I. Meggers 16.44. O. P. Young 15 00. D. Anderson 15.40. V. Coke 28 64. M. V. Jones 14.48. A. L. Bergren 23.84. B C. Cocks 5.64. G. B. Feltman 30 00. L. G. Isaacs 13.84. C. E. Cham berlain 14 48. R. G. Little 31.28. E. Kornstad 21.68. C. A. Coffee 17.08. J E. Seelv 10.32. J. W. Grigsby 5.32. H. G. Scott 32.56. R. J. Roemer 20.96, B. R. Turman 20.00. R. Foote 15.32. . nn.l.. lo Dfl TT TT r1vril 22 BR. J T Lawton 33.84. R. E. Welch 33.20. J. D. Duncan 20.00. R. P. Greene 22 40 E. Niedermeyer 33.20. J. H. Bunker Z0.96. M. siocKman a.io. m. n- n 1ft nn T. Tnhncnn 34 70 T. M. Williams 38.46. T. Wiggins 7.40, E. D. Snider 43.62. V. O. Ashton 5.64. G. L. Young 37.40. D. McKee 5.00. C. M. McGlnry zo.uo. I. meaaows -o.to. r r A 1 A A T TlAwltn A Q2 G. T -T .1 1 . ij. " ' - - , - - Dunphy 45.00. M. G. Clark 6.92, V. M. Clocksin 5.64. f. is.. josruey c- .r c- i Aa T n Tarich 1 8 70 R. H. Maudlin 46.98. D. Born 5.80, C. Platz 15.00. M. iross titt. i. n- u.. A A in r M Tim a 3.1 20 M. Ul- rich 30.00. O. T. Ryerson 6.12. B. L. Hevsell 42.50. M. E. Berriman 36.50. R. M. Elder 30.00, R. McKinnis 50 56. T. C. Pettltt 33.3U. K. r. iviaaoox L Oetken 40.96. G. Arnold 36.40. J M. Skelton 10.80. E. Stallings 30.18 ,3. W. Smith 32.30. C. B. Gossard 5.00, t c vA..nM k an T rhirlroa 1. no C. O. Love joy 5.96, M. V. Winning ham 19.80. J. J. Breeze 5.00. L. Leh man 5.48. R. E. Harnish 15.96. L. Wright 5.56. H.. V Marx 15.00. H. L. 5urton io. yo. l. k. jionroe o-w. m. c. Payments for supplies, services and equipment: Addressograph-Multigraph Corp Utilities 52.99. Central Rexall Drug Copco 522.15. Dupray Engraving Co. 450. Eccles Electric 192.61. Fluhrer Bakeries 25.44. H. Gault 60.37. Hub bard Bros. 38.62. S. C. Jones & Sons 32.50, Jorgensen's 88.85, Mason. Ehr man 197.71. Medford Printing Co. 160.34. Medford Stationery Store a J. j. Aiurray aao. uttice sta- "With th Kisssmin reducing pln . $b only thtng yon c lot is u tight! IESAI NOTICES Uonary & Supply 123.04. Oregon Egg rTOducers 178.73, Facilic Tel. 6c xei. Co. 663.46. Recordak Corp. 429.64. Mrs. R. Swan 175.95. Western union 18.33. M. S. Bvers. M D. 10.00. Hub- bard-Wray 3.30, Ekerson Paint & Roof Store 32.00. L. R. Hazelwood 8 00. C. Each 8.00. Acorn Press 31.60. Consolidated Freightways 2.06, Klock er Pnntery 133.85. Trowbridge & Flynn 15J5. Jewett Office Supply 15.75. E. P. Watson .80, Otis Elevator Co. 85.38, Medford Water Comm. 6459, S-W Floor Cover Shop 27.75, Brownies 10.43, Safeway Stores 31.20. Siskiyou Hardware 3.38, Beck's Bakeries 63.74, Bates candy lo. 84.28. Chrystal Meats 63.65 Faber's Market 21.28, Medford Pharmacy 1.95. Cash Davis Pharmacy 10.20, Western Oil & Burner Co. 543.30, Dr. C. L. Coyle 40.00, Medford Lab. 150. V. A. Bower 3150. Meaioro t-aint ec Wallpaper Store 5.44. H. E. Miller 8.00. Gitzen Veterinary Clinic 8.00. Rogue Animal Hospital 850. zener bach Paper Co. 48.72, Bear Creek Orchards 4.25. Sharp's Dairy Supply 2 55, Pacific Fruit Sc Produce 37.79. Standard Brands 40 95, Stevens Corp. .32. Gill Bros. Seed Co. 20.95. Samson Feed & Seed 93.30. Trites Coffee Co. 73.83. Hamby's Drive In Mkt. 4352, Crater Hotel 6.00. Lumans 322.00. Dr. C. I. Drummond 5.00. Children's Farm Home 40.00, Catholic Services for Children 5.00. St. Rose Industrial School 35.00, Brill Metal Works 7.35. Surgical Sales 71.92, American Laun dry 8.31. Dr. H. A. Woods 4.00, Co. School Supt. 5.92. Dr. W. W. P. Holt 10.00. Dr W. W. Weller 84.50. Dr. S. E. Philips 65.25. Jackson County Coop. 8 05, G. E. Stacey 100.00. K. Schulz Garage 45.00, Co. Clerk Assn. 15.00, Penney's $12.00, Simmons Carbon Co. 14.10. Burroughs Corp. .94. Nat. Sher iffs Assn. 8.00, Geo. F. Cake Co. 81.11. Anders Photo Shop 1.25. N. W. Burns 153.74. Groceteria 24.41, Faber's 650. Sam Jennings Tire Co. 16.21, Davis Transfer & Storage 27.00, Crystal White Laundry 4.71. J. J. O'Donnell 44.95. Jim's Produce 49.37. B. Trout 4 62, I. Huson 30.00. So. Ore. Title Co. 106.72, Jackson Co. Road Dept. 31.19. Sacred Heart Hospital 38 50, Medford Office Equip. Co. 450, Dr. A. M. Hill 10.00. Hamlin Motor Co. 128.10. Friden Calculating Machine Agency 220.00. Motorola 18155. Dun ham Printing Co. 13.35. Sec. of State 3.00, D. S. Collins 33.13. Pierce Auto Freight 7.32, Electronic Service 107.29, Rogue Maintenance Service 83.77. Shell Oil Co. 5.62. Bemis Bro. Bag Co. 22.74, So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. 24.75. Community Hospital 513.55. Lou Cranston Agency 1250. Dr. R. G. Barnes 10.00. City of Medford 372.00. B. P. HoDkins (Federal rax) 4563.25 (State Tax) 748.16. Public Em- Dloves Retirement Board (boc. sec.) 2803.66, Nat. Hospital Assn. 285.65. Rogue Valley Physicia' Service 110.38. Public Employes Retirement system 673.97. State Industrial Acci dent Comm. 225.24. CIVIL DEFENSE FUND J. H. Hicks 211.20. L. M. Sherman 110.00. Pacific Tel. & Tel. 50.70. B. P. Hopkins (State Tax) 4.40. Public Em ployes Retirement Board state Industrial Accident comm. .11. COURT HOUSE FUND Davis Transfer & Storage 278.00, Northwest Mfg. Co. 273.50. Randy's Cleaning Service 100.00. valley snaae Co. 20.50, Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. 5619.94. Bryant's Key Shop 6.00, Burroughs Corp. 279.60, Pacific Tel & Tel. 29.41. Brownie's 147.88, Medford Office EaulD. 119.25. H. G. Carl Const. Co. 8390.36. Block and Co. 59.15. Zel- Ierbach Paper Co. 6.68. Rogue Mainten ance Service 97.72, S-W Floor Cover Shop 101.20 COUNTY FARM HOME FUND Jackson County Road Dept. 639.41 EMERGENCY FUND N. Matteson 28.74. S. C. Jones & Sons 25.00. B. P. Hopkins (State Tax) .60. Public Employes Retirement Board .60. State Industrial Accident Comm. .51. ASHLAND LIBRARY FUND Jean Karr. & Co. 21.04. Bobbs-Mer-rill 17.17, J. K. Gill Co. 7131. ROAD FUND Net Payments for employes of Jack son County Road Department: W. H. Davis 130.62. C. J. Lucas 209.66. E. Avery 219.26, B. Austin 259.55. C. L. Birk 181.54. W. R. Flagg 297.82, H. T. Furnas 307.62, D. M. Ivie 286.42. O. M. Pruitt 235.08. P. B. Ryn ning 424.83, R. E. Sequin 195.13, L. J. Shorey 350.88. V. S. Smith 302.82. G. E. Buckholz 285.22. L. Burdahl 268.36, L. Culy 307.01. L. Damon 315.22, P. Hannaford 329.02, E. Harnish 317.50, J. I. Lusk 286.37, D. P. Smith, Sr. 289.32. C. Baker 315.20. M. Boat 329.94, H. Doom: 315.86. J. Merritt 319.02, T. Smith .41. L. Andrews 345.44, L. J. Bigham 315.17. J. Burns 305.24, G. Huls 274.77. M. Jacobson 309.98. A. K. Stith 332.19, J. T. Sutton 264.15. G. W. Anderson 299.78. J .Y. Baldwin 254.88. H. H. Brown 290.02. G. E. Brownlee 226.78. C. O Culy 290.02. M. R. Griffin 317.79, X Hartman 320.66. W. Hartman 335.37. D. D. Hinkle 280.31. R. P. Johnson 320.02. S. D. Johnson 349.17. E. S. Accorne 310.66. W. E. Allen 274.92. B. F. Allison 259.92. E. H. Anderson 333.04. W. J. Barlow 242.77. J. L. Beams 335.90. W. J. Bench 312.31. P. T. Betz 320.10. W. 1 Ulan- cett 248.42, D. F. Blank 298.26. C. I. Bourne 315.90. J. w. Bowman bzi.hb, R. F. Brown 299.21. G. P. Buffington 355.74. D. C. Carver 323.01. O. C. Chesnut 313.44. G. E. Childreth 290.09. C. C. Chittock 223.82, A. Christensen 324.22. R. Clark 315.41. D. J. Clifford 337.37. J. L. Conner 290.82, E. L. Coop er 336.37. N. A. Coverdale 269.56. G. R. Crumley 320.90, J. L. Crum 238.66, E. E. culver zuts.4Z. L. i. cutourtn 325.99. J. L. Danford 309.53. C B. Dean 312.51, C Dooms 305.17, W. Dooms 336.67. F. Dutton 292.18, E. M. Earl 331.52. L. B. Earl 289.91. J. W. Eatherton 321.08, H. D. Ferns 322.53, D. Floyd 264.26. F. FOUSt 324.60. J. R. Gain 293.90. W. L. Garner 354.24. C O. Gerhart 99.22. C. B. Goodnight 274.17, J. Groves, Jr. 306.24, A. B. Haddock 30456. I. E. Hall 297.23. R. E. Harnish 293.56. S. Harris 65.61, S. G. Hartbauer 249.92. B. Hatch 301.25, M. Heffernan 273.26. G. Hillman 291.10, T. W. Hora 257.00, M. R. HubbeU 176.70. W. W. Irons 315.10. H. A. Kan tor 335.90. C. Keeney 304.62. J. O, Keller 289.57, W. M. Kenyon 276.38, K. B. Kite 290.76. J. Lichtenstern 300.90. P. R. Lynch 272.03. M. Ma honey 289.64, E. L. Marshall 333.46, R. E. Merritt 320.77. H. C. Meyer 34659. C. Li. Michael 334.24. J. R. Miller 342.44. L. G. Monroe 300.37, B. B. Moore 302.85. M. W. Morse 329.50. C. J. Netzel 307.64. C. C. Nich olson 299.56. C. A. Perdue 312.50, J. T. Perdue 269.56. L. A. Perry 196.15. E. F. Pierce 333.65. P. H. Pothier 198.98. E. W. Rausch 346.97. D. E. Rawlings 23655. J. Rawstern 195.72, R. P. Reed 240.32. W. H. Rees 291.06, R. J. Rinabargar 29352. G. H. Robert son 340.54, K. M. Ross 286.48, D. C. Schulz 309.62, H. W. Scoggin 246.82, D.. J Scott 259.04, D. L. Shearin 28456. F. Sherman 320.10. F. A. Shipley 309.94. J. K. snope 333.60, R. I. Sim mons 298.84. P. I. Smith 299.94, D. Stout 252.32. H. J. Stout 340.26. J. B Sutton 265.28. D. L. Sweet 317.62. E. J. Taylor 174.45, E. T. Thigpin 320.26, J. D. Thomas 239.72 H. E. Tolle 287.39. A. H. Turpin 279.92. L. T. Vanderpool 348.39, W. W. Walker 250.03. A. T. wattenberg 385.80. G. C. Williams 285.70. J. B. Winningham 24956. W. C. Wood 315.26. T. V. Wright 322.11. J. W. Wubbels 269.94. Payments for supplies, services and equipment lor jacKson county Road uept.: Bruce Bauer Lbr. Co. 3663.88, City or Asmana 3244.71, city 01 Gold Hill 401.54. Columbia Equip. Co. 151.11, 'LOSE A POUND A DAY... FOR 14 DAYS Without Suffering Hunger Pangs Or Loss Cf Energy! To reduce we must eat lest (fewer calories) and of sufficient vitamins and minerals in a restricted when we do, we may feel the uncomfortable, diet. With Kessamin Tablets, Formula 14, and almost painful pangs of hunger. We may also the Kessamin Reducing Plan this can never become nervous and irritable because of the lack happen! SEE WHAT THE KESSAMIN 1. A reducing diet (The Kessimin Book let) prepared by physician and a dieti cian to jive best possible diet. 2. Vitamins to prevent deficiencies which cause nervousness, irritability and that tired, dragged-out feeling. Also supplemental min eral $ and iron to help prevent nutritional anemia. 3. Vitamins plus the bulk. Carboxy Methyl cellulose, to stimulate normal intestinal elimination. McKesson' KESSAMIN TABLETS IEGAI NOTICES Copco 174.36. Medford Concrete Const. Co 446 10 Medford Domestic Laun dry 60.48. Medford Steel Co. 45.39, Medford Water Comm. 13.85, Moore Steel Service Co. 2616.25. Nelson Equip. Co. 81.36. Office Stationery & Supply 29.54. Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 33.83. Pierce Freight Lines 11.94. Bar co Supply Co. 15.64. Crater Lake Mo tors 4.83. Dalton Bros. 319.48. Sam Jennings Tire Co. 5.62, Medford Plate quid Gas Co. 86.64. Padgett Auto Parts 112 0H H L. Pritchard Co. 251.65. R. A. Smith 750. J. M. Spencer 7.50, L. A. Perry 24.00, Cal-ore Macn. co. 1304.02. commercial ranting co. ifi oo Contractors Eauio. Corp. 22.43. Crater Lake Mach. Co. 397.76, Electric Supply Co. 11954. Feenaughtv Mach. Co. 437.23. Hubbard Bros. 342.56, M. C. Lininger & Sons 88.75. R. G. Lull 4 50. Medford Auto Upholstery 14.74. Medford Lbr. Co. 12.85. Medford Saw Shop 1050 Medford Stationery Store 13 90 O. K. Rubber Welders 387.59. Older Tire & Whel Exchange 24.00. Parsons Motors 114.25. Rayspray 474 44. H. L. Smith 15.54. So. Ore. Bearing Sales 53.77, so. ore. tquip. Co. 12.20, B Smith 36.00, Timber Products Co. 2000. Traffic Safety Supply 86.95. Witham Parts & Equip. 636.45, Woodbury Lorenz Industrial Supply 551.69, Balzer Mach. Co. 280.10. Medford Corp. 120.00, Eagle Point Water Comm. 250, Consolidated rFeiffhtwava ft 31 rnmtlPt Sifn Rr Display Service i 92, Howard Cooper corp. 145.41. Littren farts sub.io. Standard Oil Co. 686.65. Tide Water Assoc. Oil Co. 7083.99. Union Oil Co. 12 00. W. H. Jones & T. J. Hight 75.00. Courtesv Chevrolet 50.95. The Texas Co. 159"l0 Hunter & Best Sawmill 534 45. Industrial Air Products 5.75, International Harvester Co. 648.06, L. G. McLaren 22.34. H. Webber 90.00, B. C. Twiss 500.00. D. B. Winningham 1000.00. Sec. of State 1.00, Town of Butte Falls 107.72. City of Central Point 1110.51. Citv of Eagle Point 269.35. Citv of Jacksonville 425.65, City of Medford 18.709.60. Citv of Phoenix 404.00. City of Rogue Hiver 440.34. Town of Talent 400.47, Oregon State Hwy. Dept. 61.72, Rogue Travel Service 28.30. SS Bar Ranch 96.00. Big Pines Lbr. Co. 64.80. A. W. Leo 12.60, Loggers & Contractors Mach. Co. 480.35, Stevens Corp 299.84, V. A. Bower 25.10. B. P. Hopkins (Federal Tax) 4848.50 (State Tax) 1053.09, Pub lic Employes Retirement Board (Soc. Sec.) 1053.09. Nat. Hospital Assn. 643.85, Public Employes Retirement System 24.72. State Industrial Acci dent Comm 1548.14. CITATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON. JUVENILE COURT. In the Matter of the Permanent Commitment of Mary Doe. Dependent. TO: the parents of Mary Doe and all other persons having any claim or interest in the matter of the depend ency of Mary Doe: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON you are hereby notified that Kay Crowell has filed in the above en titled Court her petition for the per manent commitment of said Mary Doe; And you are further notified that the above entitled Court has set the 13th day of April, 1956: at the hour of B:JU in the forenoon as the rime, and the Judge's Chambers of the above entitled Court in the Court House, Medford. Oregon, for the hearing upon said petition; and you are hereby cited to appear at said time and place. and then and there show cause, if any exists, why an order permanently committing the said Mary Doe to Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Ore gon, should not be made. WITNESS the Honorable H. K. Hanna, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, with the seal of said Court affixed this 9th day of March, 1956 Bereth P. Hopkins, County Clerk of Jackson County, Oregon, By: Nydah Neil, Deputy. Seal of Circuit Court Jackson County, Oregon SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal school voters of School District No. 49 of Jackson County, State of Oregon, that a SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING of said school district has been called and will be held at Med ford Senior High School, within said scnool district, on the 9th day of April, 1956, from 2 o'clock p.m. until 8 o'clock p.m., for the following pur pose: To vote upon the question of the consolidation of the following named school districts: No. 49 Medford: No. 69 Oak Grove; No. 95 West Side. It is mutually understood and agreed that each district is to pay the same millage of tax levy to retire any out standing indebtedness of either dis trict outstanding at the time of the consolidation, as provided in O.R.S. 330.250. Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 21st day of March. 1956. JACKSON COUNTY DISTRICT BOUNDARY BOARD, By Rodney Keating, County Judge. Chairman L. G. (Shy) Morthland, County Commissioner Chester H. Wendt. County Commissioner Alf B. Mekvold, Co. School Supt., Secretary. CITATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON. JUVENILE COURT. In the Matter of the Permanent Commitment of John Augustine Dietz, Norma Dietz, Dependent Minors. TO: James Cox, alleged legal father of jonn Augustine Dietz and Norma Dietz, and to all other persons hav ing any claim or interest in the mat ter of their dependency: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON You are hereby notified that the above entitled Court has set the 13th day of April, 1956, at the hour of 8:30 in the forenoon, as the time, and the Judge's Chambers of the above entitled Court in the Court House, Medford, to appear and show cause, if any exists why an order per manently committing the said John Augustine Dietz and Norma Dietz to the Boys' and Girls' Aid should not be made. WITNESS the Honorable H. K. Hanna, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, with the seal of said Court affixed this 9th day of March. 1956. Bereth P. Hopkins. County Clerk of Jackson County, Oregon. By: Nydah Neil. Deputy. Seal of Circuit Court Jackson County, Oregon ORDER OF LENIN London (U.R) Russia has awarded the Order of Lenin to the designer of the Soviet Yak World War II propeller -driven planes, Moscow Radio report ed. The award went to design er A. S. Yakolev on his 50th birthday for services in devel oping new aircraft, Moscow said. REDUCING PLAN OFFERS I . The "hnng control" floor, Cubox? Methrlcellulose, to reduce hanger if taken ccording to directions. $See your druggist. The complete Kessa min Reducing Plan is in every package of Kessamin Tablets. Formula 14! THE KESSAMIN REDUCING PLAN IS GUAR ANTEED TO TAKE OFF A POUND A DAY FOR 14 DAYS OR YOUR MONEY BACK! TRY IT! LEGAL NOTICES No. 9532 NOTICE OF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY. PROBATE DEPART MENT. In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN TERRY PARTON, Deceased Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will, from and after the 24th day of April. 1956, sell all of the right, title and interest cf the above entitled estate, and of John Terry Parton, de ceased, in and to the following de scribed premises situated in Jackson County, Oregon: The Northeast yuarter ot me Northwest Quarter, the South Half of the Northwest Quarter, and the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 17 in Township 33 South, Range 1 East of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County, Oregon. EX CEPTING THEREFROM the fol lowing: Beginning at the north east corner of the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of said Section 17; thence South 340.0 feet; thence West 115.0 feet; thence Northwesterly 392.8 feet, more or less, to a point which is 300.0 feet West of the point of beginning; thence East 300.0 feet to the point of be ginning. Said property will be sold at private sale for cash at the office of DeForest & Hansen, 228 Franklin Building. Medford, Oregon, subject to the con firmation of the above entitled Court. Dated and first published March 26, 1956. JAMES D. PARTON, Administrator. FILE NO. 9555 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY. PROBATE DEPARTMENT. In the Matter of the Estate of ISAAC HARRIS PORTER, also known as I. H. PORTER, also known as ISAAC H. PORTER, Deceased. The undersigned Administrator with Will Annexed of the above estate has filed in the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Department of Probate, his Final Account in the above estate, and said Court has fixed the 16th day of April, 1956, at the hour of one thirty (130) o'clock p.m., in the Cir cuit Court Room in the Jackson County Court House at Medford, Ore gon, as the time and place for the set tlement of said estate. All persons in terested in said estate are hereby notified and required to make and file their objections to said final account, of any they have, on or before the time aforesaid fixed for the hearing and settlement thereof. DATED and first published this 12th day of March, 1956. Fred Wahl, Administrator with Will Annexed. O. H. Bengtson, Attorney for Adminstrator with Will Annexed 230 West Main Street, Medford. Oregon. This shaggy dog and o. 'ne day the U. letter enclosing fragments (only) of a $50 Sav- , ings Bond. The letter came from a distressed dog owner who confessed that his shaggy canine' companion had given the Bond a thor ough chewing, and plaintively asked what could be done about it. The Treasury wrote right back assuring the unhappy man that his Bond would be replaced upon presentation of satisfactory evidence and enclosed the proper form to filled out. Several days passed A second letter arrived enclosing fragments of the Treasury's letter and bits of the enclosed form. You guessed it. The shaggy dog had done it again. Could the Treasury please send along another application form? Magda Gabor Marries N. Y. Industrialist Franklin, N.J. U.R) Magda Gabor married New York in dustrialist Arthur Tony Gallucci Easter Sunday in the first of three April weddings by the beautiful Hungarian sisters. Magda was wed in a civil ceremony which brought her marriage number to four, tem porarily placing her one ahead of sister Zsa Zsa and two ahead of Eva. The wedding stirred this ru ral community. Some 20 guests were invited to the wedding but hundreds of townspeople crowd ed along the church yard and peeked through windows. Magda, who said after the wedding it was the "most beau tiful day" of her life, announced the marriage would end her ca reer on the stage. Eva's fiance, Dr. John Wil liams, Beverly Hills, Calif., and Zsa Zsa's bethrothed, Los Ange les contractor Hal B. Hayes, at tended the ceremony. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR JACK SON COUNTY. IN PROBATE. In the Matter of the Estate of HENRY LEWIS LEACH, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have been appointed by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jack son County as Administrator with Will Annexed of the estate of Henry Lewis Leach, deceased, and have duly qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchers and duly verified to me at the office of Edward C. Kelly. No. .20, Goldy Building, Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. DATED at Medford, Oregon, this 12th day of March, 1956. CHARLES BOUSSUM, Administrator with Will Annexed Use Tribune Want Ads Quick in Results! low in Cost.' proves why U.S. b. lreasury received a be For the big things in your life, be ready with United States Savings Bonds Tfa V. S. Government does not pey for this advertising. The Treasury Department thanks, for their patriotic donation, the Advertising Council and MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, April 2, 1956 Taxation Committee Favors Sales Tax Salem U.R) The Legisla ture's interim committee on tax ation voted in favor of a state sales tax here Saturday and came out unanimously in sup port of repeal of the 45 per cent income surtax at the next ses sion of the Legislature. The 11-member committee vot ed 9 to 2 in favor of establishing a sales tax but six of the propo nents said they would insist that food consumed off premises be exempt. , Most prominently mentioned by the committee was the so called "California plan" which would base state revenue on a combination sales tax and per sonal and corporation income tax. Sentiment favored a three per cent sales tax rate with food and certain other articles exempt. Grace Kelly Plans Final Preparations Philadelphia (U.R) Film actress Grace Kelly leaves by auto for New York today to make last minute preparations before sailing Wednesday for Monaco and her marriage to Prince Rainier III. She was accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kelly, and Rev. John Cartin, pastor of the family parish, St. Bridget's church here. The party was to lunch with Francis Car dinal Spellman. Grace spent the Easter week end, her last in the United States, with her parents, relatives and close friends. She marries Prince Rainier April 19. stoiylas ' 1 Savings Bonds are safer than cash The Treasury could and did and even tually the chewed up Bond was replaced. Noth ing further has been heard from the man or from the shaggy dog. (The Treasury is hoping that no news is good news.) ' ' This true shaggy dog story illustrates the safety the indestructibility of U. S. Savings Bonds. Just remember this. Any of your -Bonds that are lost, stolen or destroyed wUl be replaced by the U. S. Treasury without charge. That's why Bonds are said to be, "Safer than cash." Your Government is just as anxious as you are to protect your rights as Bond owners. But of course you must do your part, too. Just fol low these simple rales: Keep your Bonds in a MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN Russian H-Bomb Said Similar to US Version Tokyo (U.R) A Japanese scientist was reported yesterday as saying the H-bomb exploded by the Russians last November is similar to the super-uranium bomb tested by the United States at Bikini in spring 1954. Kyodo News Agency said Prof. Yosmio Sugiura, chief of the Meteorologipal Research In stitute's geochemistery labora tory, came to this conclusion after an exhaustive analysis of radio active particles which fell in the Tokyo area for three days after Nov. 24. Skier Buried Under Avalanche of Snow Seattle (U.R) Hans Grage, 45, was killed at the Stevens Pass Ski area yesterday when he was buried under about 10 feet of snow which slid off a ski hut roof. The State Patrol said Grage was shoveling snow off the roof of a hut owned by Penquin Ski Club. The snow slid from under him, carried him off the roof and then piled up on top of his body. 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'Tony' Awards Given For Outstanding Plays New York-JOJ.R) The Ameri can Theater Wing gave its an nual "Tony" awards last night to "The Diary of Anne Frank" as the outstanding play and "Damn Yankees" as the out standing musical of the year. Silver medallions for "The Diary of Anne Frank" went to authors Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, and the award for "Damn Yankees" went to George Abbott, Douglass Wal lopp, Richard Adler and the late Jerry Ross. Winners in 17 categories were announced in tenth Tony com petition at the annual dinner at the Plaza hotel, attended by ap proximately 500 persons. In the acting field, Paul Murti of "Inherit the Wind," and Julie Harris of "The Lark" were the dramatic stars honored, and Ray Walston and Gwen Verdon, both of "Damn Yankees" were the musical stars honored. Dead line Sunday Classified if at noon Saturday. 10 am Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 previous day. 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