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Newspaper Page TextIs That So? It luftn Bun Rjnf.r-Naturalist Did you know that . . . most flowers in Japan lack scent. Even such fragrant flowers as the rose, violet and carnation lose most of their scent within a year or two after their importation. Maybe the wet climate has something to do with it. When hens are kept in a tem perature of about 55 degrees and a relative humidity of 70 per cent, they produce the most eggs. A tuna, tagged north of Ha waii, was recaptured near Japan, 2,370 miles away, 471 days la'er. King Hiram of Tyre who fur nished much of the wood for King Solomon's temple is gener ally regarded as the first great lumber merchant. Because parrots occasionally earry the deadly psittacosis (par rot disease),; their importation was barred until recently. Actu ally, this rare virus disease may be transmitted by several kinds of birds. Fortunately the disease has yielded to the modern anti biotics. Goatsuckers a large family of birds were given this name by the Greeks from the belief that these birds use thir huge mouths to suck milk from goats. These is no basis whatever for this belief. The true function of their big mouths is to engulf night-flying insects. In fact, it is not uncommon for one of these birds to fly, mouth agape, right into a swarm of insects. Large bristles extending from the cor ners of the mouth help rake them in. Heat Loit Through Head A man it rest produces heat, equal to that given off by a 100 watt bulb, according to Physiol ogists G. Froese and Alan C. Bur ton of the University of Western Ontario. When the head is hat less in cold weather, more than half the body heat may be lost through the top of the head. Hence if the head is not insulated at least as well as the body, a man will get colder faster. See now how appropriate the Eskimo parka is for cold country. To retain body heat, beards do not help much, either, these re searchers reported. Although a beard can lower the heat loss the effect is often canceled out by an increase in the blood flow to the face because the skin under the beard has been kept warmer. Although the "carrier" or "homing pigeon" a domestical ly bred bird is Justly famed for its homing feats, it has actually less homing ability than many, many wild birds! With training, however, it quickly becomes pro ficient the maximum homing distance being in the neighbor hood of 1.200 miles. . Dr.am. May Last an Hour Although it is commonly be lieved that dreams flash by al most instantaneously, two Chi cago physiologists contend that dreams may last an hour or more: an average person may dream two hours a night; and as expected the chances of re membering the dream decrease the longer he sleeps after the dream ends. Researchers William Dement and Nathaniel Kleitman used eye movements as a key to dreams the eye movements detected by electrodes attached to the eye lids. They found that vertical eye movements indicate that the dream in progress involves climbing or falling; horizontal, that the dreamer is following the actions of dream figures across a, scene. Dreamers wakened five minutes after a flurry of eye ! movements had far clearer rec- j ollections of dreams than those j allowed 15-minute lapse. Carved wood figures 6,000 years old have been found in the tombs of ancient Egypt: in fact, glued wood panels were interred with the body of King Tut. But as for the oldest wooden building 1 in continuous use, that honor goes to the 1.349-year old Horyu Ji temple, Kara, Japan. (Relaaud by McCluro News- : Paper Syndicate) (Copyright. 195Sby Eugene Burns) LEGAL NOTICES CLERKS MONTHLY STATEMENT COUNTY COI'BT PROCEEDINGS JACKSON COL'NTY, OREGON May, 19i The following is a statement of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson Countv, Oregon, listing claim ants for supplies and services which were pawed upon during the month of May. ir.18. as required by Chapter 13S of 1947 Session Laws. 1 BERETH P HOPKINS County Clerk Approved by Court: Orders: In the matter of annulling load lim its on Cooleigh Bridge No. 258. Bridge No. 42, Crawford Road. Payne Road. Royal Crest Road. Antelope Road. Dead Indian Road; Fixing the gross combined weight of Vehicle and Load of Medford-Cllmax Road; claim for slaughtered diseased catUe for Rags dale and Meyer. Albert L. Lequieu. and James P. Morgan, filed: Renewal of Liquor License Rogue River Lodge Monthly Statement of Jackson County Clerk Month April IMS County Treasurer's Report March 19SS RMPB License for Harold J. and Gladys B. Grow, Ashland Speedway, Inc. Stans Tavern County Hospital Report for April 19 V! Cooperative Agreement between Oregon State Game Commission and Jackson County Court providing fa clitiea for recreational purposes. Appointment of Canvassing Board for Primary Election. Petition and Bond of Approval for special election for Flounce Rock Laureihurst Livestock District. Load Permits: Consolidated Heavy Hauling. Mr. Leo Hoag. J. Bennett St Sons. Kline Logging Company. GENERAL COUNTY FUND Net payments fnr services of em ployes of Jackson County. Oregon: D. Offenbacher, 22R 75. C. L How ard 314.38. J. Cave 28 fi8, J. M. Main 112 27. M E. Wells 106 SB. J. D Walsh )ri2 78. D. DeBerry 284 t8. D Coe 288 38. V Vanoose 284 !8. P. Bettiol 2M38. F. d Entren ont 274 98. G. Wright 2M38. B C Tennant 28138. F. S Courtnev 268 88. H. K. Cramer 2.18 28. E. Gault 235 78. M Brooks 253 If). M. Stephens 224 98. M. Dubs 202 24. C Jacobs 184 99. N. Neil 258 19. 0 Leschenskv 233 38. A. Peterson 233 38. B J. Brown 212 28 I F. Bren ner 197 20. H. D"gan 251 24. D V. Straus 223.88, L. Smith 207.20. A. Car ter 235 78. T C Mclntvre 219 81. M. Mitchell 202 20 G B. Boh! 242 80. P 1 Moreland 188 35. V B. Schuster 84 97. R H. Mesnlie 3112. J. Lind strom 21 89. B Bighnm 89 44. M M. Prows 80 82. E. M. Custavson 84 44. E M Janouch ,253 19. A R. Bailev 245 78. M D. Hinman 197 20. T. M. Ba-nes 248 64. J. R. McDonald 69.08. S. Smith 65.89. M. E Jueneman 176.86. M. Cox 28 66. P. Thanos 282 73. V. Moore 240 78. D. Evanson 21391. H. Nelson 191.74. A. L. Martin 201.74. A. Hawver 288.16. C. W. Miller 248 15. T. Hatten 234.30. W. B. McCullnugh 230 45. S. M Penington 243 15. J. F- Welfare Institute Branded as Racket Portland (U.R) The Oregon Institute of Social Welfare was branded a "racket" here yester day by a Portland city commis sioner but the charge was denied by the head of the Institute. Commissioner Stanley Earl said the Institute was "a racket in the worst sense of the word." Floyd K. Dover, head of the welfare group denied Earl's charges in a speech before the council but the city fathers voted to deny an Institute application to sell lapel buttons and ordered it to cease its telephone solicita tions for funds. The Institute was also directed to either pay license fees on its two salvage stores or to submit evidence that the State Tax Commission has ruled it sn operation devoted to philanthropy. Commissioner Ormond Bean urged that all organizations in the city claiming to be eleemosy nary in nature be screened by a special committee. DRIVER NOT HELD Des Moines, Iowa U.R) Bes sie Bishop, 81, was iqvolved in a traffic accident Thursday, but police planned no action against the driver of the vehicle that hit her. He was a small boy on a tricycle. best question on nature and wild life, a complete 30-volume set of this world-famous reference work in a handsome Sealcraft binding. Each week new submis sions will be considered. Sorry, I simply can't answer your many friendly letters. Please address your letter to: Is That So, co Medford Mail Tribune, box 575, Sausalito, Calif. O'Hara 241 75. H. J. Peterson 273.13. L. Deenin 197.17, R. Waterston 296.14, T Hansen 31 15, D Matheny 132 43. C. Harnsberger 209.09. M. Beneka 221 28. A. Beneka 253 0. G. CampbeU 212 87. F Toews 235 13. H. Nieder mever 232 18: R. Boyle 102 62. R A. Gheysen 375 44. P. DeWeerd 196 57. M DeWeerd 18842. R. J. Janzen 148.20, M. Janzen 77.30. O. C. Maust 208 70. S. C. Maust 191.46. C. Walker 173 68. H. Vick 137 .28, V. Morse 142 58. M. Claassen 148 48. E- Holbrook 138 48, L. Keith 143 48. D. Thompson 128 58. L. Larvlck 96 08. R. Williams 130.3a, M. Bevel 121 98. M. Matteru 128 18. D. Mattern 114 98. J. Martin 135 58. H. Bnley 9184. A. Asher 9144. E. H. Andrews 97 86. E. Brown 213.18. M. Remlllard 11108. D. Goddard 115 48. H. Herzog 130 38. J. G. James 15.34. L. Lowerv 57 44 V. Heffernan 88 75. K. Crowell 302 38. R. Watkins 187.73. J. G. Armson 303.48. A. E. Merkel MD. 788 48, D E Collard 310.78. M. E. Bell 282.78. "F. Clink 279.48. C. Kent 270 53. E. Kanclier 282.78. M. C. Cor coran 304 58. E. H. McGalliard 266.38. A. A. Makinen 253 28. N. M. VanDe walker 183 63. O. S. Moore 329 18, L. Estes 261 38. J. Koppes 238 38. D. A. Huskev 297 38. B. R. Hart 301.58. D. F. Thomas 210 58. C. Z. Bovden 7 25. M. E Boyden 69.68. B. J. James 106 58. L D. Pinkham 1.93, S. J. Robinson 2552. K. D. Weaver 8881. P. J. Gil man 217 30. D C. Hendrix 314 82. C. M. Smith 260 06. E M. Grove 248 19. M J. E. McNeill 207 20, A. B. Holmes 292 78. A. A. Franrke 159 38. M. J. Sorber 202 91. L Chenault 102.31. N. R. Matteson 163 32. J. C. Hagler 16 25, L. M. Young 5 97. J. D. Storms 76 39. L. VanAusdall 121.53. J. E Yates 37.36. M. R. Hubbell 172 71. L. A. Perry 340 44. C. D Holbrook 243 38, L. A. Perkins 192.20. W. P. Tucker 253 88. L. M. Sherman 10157. W. I. Suther land 184 98. E. H. Singmaster 23.78, M. Dodge 10.77. G. Edmonds 3955. Payments, travel expense: S Penington 27.76. J. F. O'Hara 115 36. W. B. McCullough 69 20. T. W. Hatten 16 80. H. J. Peterson 70.96, A. Hawver 30 08. C. W. Miller 117 59, J. E. Yates 70.00. W. P. Tucker 226 80. W. D. Nunley 149 05. R Moore 50 00. B. P Hopkins 31.04. A. Peterson 60.72. N. Jt. Matteson 32.08. W. J. Rogers 366 73. Jackson Co. Health Dept. 100.00. A. E Merkel. M D. 100 00. D. E. Collard 73 00, F. Clink 73.00. O. S. Moore 75.00. E. Kanclier 75.00. C. Kent 7500. E. H. McGalliard 75 00. A. A. Makinen 75.00. D. A. Huskey 75 00, R. B. Hart 100 00. M. C. Corcor an 75 00. M. E. Bell 75 00. J. G. Arm son 2884. K. Crowell 149 03. E. S. Strother 10 08. E. Bolt 11.20. A. M. Westling 17.00. U. B. Inch 43 75. E. Firhtner 67 11. D. D. Coe 348.80, P. Bettiol 227.52. E S Courtney 10824. B. c. Tennant 244 98. H. K. Cramer 65 04. V. V. Vanoose 233 44, J. D. Walsh 392.05. D. H. DeBerrv 204.83. G. Wright 20648. H. Gault 89 28. C D. Holbrook 45 85. C M. Smith 70.00. D. C Hendrix 82 08. Payment for Witness and Jury service: C. G. Scharfe 8 24. E. M. Norris 28 84. J. H. Lusk 10 00. R. D. Littrell 15 00. L. Selby 20.76, M. L. Smith 15.96. J. A. Mason 25.00. L. D. Meeker 20.72. M. E. Tibbets 32.04. w. a. rerrla 10. uo. r. L. Miller 20.96. A. J. Tummers 16.29, G. Marine 15.00. F. B. MacDougall 26.60. F. Ditch 28 84. M. K. Mellbve 27 56. I. B. Lem mon 33.32, R. J. Keenev 5.96. H. I. Lindstrom 26.24. C. R. KJlever 2128. H. B. Looper 21 28. H. Merricken 6.12. G E DeMoss 16 92. H L. Schroeder 5. on. E. G. Leverette 5.96. H. E. Drum mond 3.36. E. C. Fosdal 14.74. A R. Roberts 1628. W p. Riemer 1628. F. J. Mattern 12.78. D. T. Lindsev 19 16. E. Myers 15.64. A. A. More 17.Z4. A. M. Neslin 19.48. C Sine master 6 92. K. B. Seekatz 15 00. J. W. Neely 15 00. J. B. Patten 5 00. V. G. Scoveille 5 00. M. L. Rasmussen 3.00. E M. Riley 15 96. B. L. Behannon ls.OO. F. E. Bowman 15 00. B. H, Schmidt 16.28. A. L. Stedman 3.00. V. D. Sherwood 5.00. R. C. Taylor d.uu. ij. l. Whiteside 7.82. W. L. lucker 7 82. E. Rupp 7 82. H T. Tin seth 5.00. D. E. Ruth 3.00. L. M. Wrav 5 00. C. V Seavy 8.62. R. J. Turman. Jr. i ri. L. Taylor 5.00. H. L. Thurman 8.14. H. W. Todd 5.80. F. M. Middlebusher 5.00. S. D. Bishop 2.00. Payments for supplies, services and equipment: Election Boards and Rent of Poll ing Places 10.596.24. Addressograph Multigraph Corp 33.38. Am. Hospital Supply 258 17. Ami Laundrv 19 33. Am. Laundry Mach. Co. 27.45. Ash land Printing 11.86. C. Skin Bailev 41.751 Barco Supply 82 47. Calif. Pa- :nc utilities 16.97. Central Rexall Drug 8956. City Sanitarv Service 20 00. Columbia Ribbon St Carbon Pa cific 125.28. Commercial Printing 3.564.20, Copco 486.54. Dupray En graving 23.25. Fluhrer Bakeries 28.20, J. K. Gill Co. 8000. Grange Co-op. Supply 82.00. Jackson Co. Road Dept. 241.45. Jewett Ofiice Supply 7 00. M. Jones 64.00. Jorgensen'a 86.99. Klocker Printery 290 20. Medford Office Equip. 105.65. Medford Printing 104.02. Med ford Stationery Store 103.15. Medford Water Comm. 70.72. M. Neumann 36 00. Office Stationery St Supply 77 02. Oregon Egg Producers 18190. Pacific Tel. Tel. Co. 902.12. Rav srray 1.254 35, Mra. R. Swan 398.00, Western Union 24.96. Zellerbach Paper Co. 16 65. C. M. Brophv 51.35. D. S. Collins 64 36. V. G. Wai'ker Co. 7.35, Acorn Press 48.95. Ashland Drug 1.40. Recordak Corp. 85.06, M. A. Be neka 4.27, Western Oil St Burner 437.36. Big Y Feed St Seed 12 00. El raco Engineering Co. 34.63. Pauly Jail Bldg Co. 31 81. Dennis Uniform Mfg. Co. 50 44. Shell Oil Co. 51.02. Medford Tire Service 1.00. TTites Coffee Co. 22.20. E. dePlace 125.80. Mann's 21 95, Faber s 6.50, Padgham Glass Ac Mill work 1.40. H. G. Ruach St Assoc. 25.83. Jackson Co. Coop. 14.68, Groceteria 5401. Pacific Fruit St Produce 7.85. Brophy's 5 00. Medford Paint It Wall paper Store 12 88. Valley Equip Co. 72 01, Valley Shade Co. 6.96. Daven port Farm Mach. 150.00. Dr. C. L. Coyle 4000. Medford Lab. 38 50. Dr. E. L. Lawson 35.00, Big Pines Lbr. Co. 3 94. I. Campbell. M D. 10.00. G. F. KeUer. M C. 10 00. Kliever Machine Shop 10.12. Ragsdale St Meyer 24 00. Porter Lbr Co.. 5.35. Tutny Ins. Agency 5.531.48. Hughes Photo Serv ice 1 80. Otis Elevator Co. 85.38. Cash Davis Pharmacy 3.89. Chrystal Meat Co.. 59.94 Mason, Ehrman 6750. Bates Candy Co 74.33. Faber'a Market 25 89. Beck's Bakeries 8.72. Jim's Produce 53 26. Pierce Freight Lines 31 26, Hub bard Bros. 5.89. Montgomery Ward 34.46. Vanco 103.32. Medford Millwork 3 80. Anders Photo Shop 6.94. Landis Shangle 17.50. Niagara Chemical Divi sion 855.00. Standard Oil Co. 2 04. Eastman Kodak Stores 31.36. So. Ore. Title Co. 77 92. Louise Home 20.00. Dr. W. G. Bishop 15 00. Dr. L. D. Inskeep 10 00. Dr. Wm. W. P. Holt 10.00. A-l Radio Service 14.30. Moore Business Forms 23.S9..N. Burns 113 23. Catholic Services for Children 5.00. Children's Farm Home 40.00. St. Rose Industrial School 43.06. West Side Pharmacy 1.00. Dr. L. W. Buonocore 5.00. Central Point Publishing Co. 9 86. Luman Bros. 13.05. I. Huson 30 00. Dr. S. E. Philips 143 00. Dr. W. W. Weller 438 75, Oregonian 40 46, Parke. Davis x Co. 52 43. N Y. Uni versity Film Library 17.79, Duplicat ing Products 2.03. Davis Transfer 142400, Ashland Moving St Storage 452.00. Gitzen Veterinary Clinic 13.00, Black's rest Control 5.00, Vestal Inc. 64.46, Pacific Motor Trucking 12.01. Colgate-Palmolive 33.01, Dr. E. V. Meverding 10 00. Dr. M. D. McGeary 10.00. M. R. Hubbell 120 00. Zittercob Repair Shop 40.00. Garden Center Nursery 6 30. Pitney-Bowes 36.00. Motorola 181.95. First Nat. Bank of Portland 5.25. D. H. DeBerry 1.20. Best Universal Lock Co. 9.51, H. Gault 7 74. Director of Postoffices 8 00. San Francisco Examiner 78 66. Siskiyou Hardware 21.26, Postmaster 5.00, A. L. Lequieu 16.00. J. P. Morgan 8.00, Northern School Supply 2.36. Davis Audia Visual Service 40 84. Dr. T. C. Bolton 75.00, Dr. B. Thompsen 20.00. L. I. Kellow 8.00. Dr. H A. Woods 4 00. Surgical Sales 3453. Railway Express Agency 4.22. Mrs. G. Erickson 8.00, San Louis Hotel 20.00. B. P. Hop kins iFederal Taxi 4.741.79 (State Tax) 796.88. Public Employes Retirement Board (Soc. Sec.) 2.828.13. Nat. Hospi tal Assn. 360.00, Rogue Valley Physi cians' Service 110 38. Public Employes Retirement System 755.16. State In dustrial Accident Comm. 256.93. CIVIL DEFENSE FUND J. H. Hicks 211.20, L. M. Sherman 110.00. Office Stationery St Supply 2 79. Pacific Tel. St Tel 22.80. Tru Mix Const. Co. 50.13. Modern Talking Picture Service .46. V. G. Walker Co. 375. Big Pines Lbr. Co. 60 82. Hub bard Bros. 26.52. B. P. Hopkins (State Tax) 4.40. Public Employes Retire ment Board 4.40. Valley Fuel Co. 264 84. Columbia Utilities 26.06. Gro ceteria 2.84, Bryant's Key Shop 1.83. State Industrial Accident Comm. 4.55. COURT HOUSE FUND R. Boyle 31.99. Brownie's 2.984.48, Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal Co. 195 00. Northwest Mfg. Co. 26.10, Pa cific Tel. It Tel. 32.75. Brill Metal Works 163.25, Trowbridge t Flynn 169.50. Farmers Lbr. Co. 11.24. R. S. Vinson 100 00. Medford Stationery Store 2.929.87. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. 38.16. LeFebure Corp. 47.10. H. Carl Const. Co. 6.656.01. Monarch Seed St Feed 59.50. B. P. Hopkins (State Taxi .67. Public Employes Retirement Board .67, Slate industrial Acciaem Comm. .35. EMERGENCY FUND E. Moore 149.82. M. E. Nicholson 149.82. L. Thoen 132.43. R. Poling 139.82, E. Crapo 159.82, D. D. Haley 139.82. R. Collins 69 00. State Tax Comm. 494.38. W. Hittle 5.00, W. B. Force 3 00. B. M. Allen 3 00. R. D. Cameron 5.00. P. D. Throne 5.00, J. A. Clement 3 00. Am. Steel St Sup ply 16.52, W. P. Tucker 170 32. Hub bard Bros. 309, Hubbard-Wray Co. .92. B. P. Hopkins (Federal Tax) 134 60 (State Tax) 22 84, Public Em ployes Retirement Board 22.84, State Industrial Accident Comm. 3.70. ASHLAND LIBRARY FUND Jean Karr St Co. 14.84. Car! J. Leibel. Inc.. 8 00. J. K. Gill Co. 108.48. ARMORY FUND Oregon National Guard 60,000.00. ROAD FUND Net payments for employes of Jack son County Road Department: B. Austin 259.45. W. R. Flagg 297 80. R. L. Fitzgerald 306.40. H. T. Furnas 307.60. O. M. Pruitt 235 02. P. B. Ryn ning 424 75. R. E. Sequin 77 94. L. J. Sr.oiey 350.82, V. S. Smith 302 80. G. W Anderson 284 84, J. Y. Baldwin 260.98. H. H. Browa 277 86. G. E. Brownlee 264 98. C. O. Culv 277.86. M. R. Griffin 302.53. L. Hartman 309.04. W. Hartman 326 57. D. D. Hinkle 275.51. H. P. Johnson 3!1R.06. S. Johnson 315.99. G. E. Buchholz 275.48. L. Burdahl 259.00, L. Culy 295.33. L. Damon 305.48. P. Hannaford 329.00. E. Harnish 292.68. J. I. Lusk 276 63. D. P. Smith. Sr. 279.96. L. An drews 324.22. L. J. Bigham 315.15. J. Burns 283 76. G. Huls 260 i9. M Jacobson 294.22. A. K. Stith 3)2 31, J. Sutton 250.23, C. Baker 284 52. M. Boat 324 52, H. Dooms 304 18. J. MiT ritt 319 00. C. Perdue 303 38. E. 3. Accorne 294.56. W. E. Allen 274. )4. B. F. Allison 260.08. E. H. Anderson 343.14. W. J. Barlow 265 82. J. L. Beams 335 92. W. J. Bench 312.31. P T. Betz 328.72. D. F. Blank 304 56. W. F. Blancett 248.40. C. I. Bourne 304 22. J. W. Bowman 322 96. R. F. Brown 326.62, G. P. Buffinffton 314.22. D. C. Carver 328.92. W. D. Chapman 276.70. O. C. Chesnut 255 81. G. E. Childreth 291.57. A. Chrlstensen 324.65, B. Clark 313.52, D. J. Clifford 342 65. J. L. Conner 296.72. N. A. Coverdale 270.52. E. L. Cooper 336.35. G. R. Crumley 313.20, J. L. Crumm 274.04, E. E. Culver 306.78. L. F. Cut burth 348.80, J. L. Danford 297.29, C. B. Dean 317.63. R. F. Ditsworth 299.44. C. Dooms 284.77. W. Dooms 330.12. W. F. Duncan 276.72. F. Dut ton 287.92. E. M. Earl 369.70, L. B. Earl 319.54. J. W. Eatherton 301.97, H. D Ferns 333.07. D. Flovd 282.22, F. Foust 344.58. J. B. Gain 328 48. W. L. Garner 354 24. C. O. Gerhardt 24904. C. B. Goodnight 293 13. J. Groves. Jr. 278.57. A. B. Haddock 314.84. I. E. Hall 31009. R. E. Har nish 298 30. S. Harris 34254. S. G. Hartbauer 254.90. B. Hatch 343.50. M. Heffernan 280.10. G. Hillman 328.36 T. W. Hora 27558. W. W. Irons 303.42. C. A. V. Ivey 254 00. H. A. Kantor 323 31. C. Keeney 321.32 J. O. Keller 289.53. W. M. Kenyon 304.56. K. B. Kite 3G0.86. J. Lichtenstern 264.12. P. R. Lynch 252.23. M. Mahoney 285.56.E. L. Marshall 331.84, R. E. Merritt 320.75. H. C. Meyer 353 17. C. L. Michael 357 42, J. R. Miller 350 92, L. G. Monroe 320 35. B. B. Moore 308.37, M. W. Morse 332.98, C. I Netsel S03.53. C C. Nicholson 299 56 J. T. Perdue 269.56. E. F. Pierce 321 97. P. H. Pothier 249.96. M. M. Randall 238 10. E. W. Rausch 318.45. D. E. Rawlings 256.79. J. Rawstern 195.70, R. P. Reed 251.04. W. W. Rees 31456. R. J. Rinabarger 283 99, G. H. Robertson 352.78. K. M. Ross 230 60. D C. Schulz 324 24. H. W. Scoggin 246.80. D. J. Scott 269.98. D. L Shearin 294 78. F. Sherman 31914. F. A. Shipley 313.48. J. R. Shope 347.84. R I. Simmons 312 34, P. I. Smith 294 40. D. Stout 274 56. H. J. Stout 329 96. J. B. Sutton 272 78. D. L. Sweet 345 63. E. J. Taylor 167 97. E. T. Thigpin 331 67. H. E. Tolle 278 78. A. H. Turpin 160 84. R. A. Twedell 272 12, L T. Vanderpool 340 52. D. A. Walden 277.68 W. W. Walker 255 84. H. E. Wallace 264.90. A. T. Wattenberg 345.15. G. C. Williams 285 68, J. B. Winninsham 238 80. W. C. Wood 304.56 T V. Wright 321 99. J. W. Wub bels 295.82. G. W. Dutton 307 68. C. V. Calkins 277.14, A. Malone 10754. J W. Thornton 122.45. W. H. Granby 98.14. C. E. Comstock 88 76, A. W. Jones 86.86. C. W. Childera 41.98. E. F. White, 55 06. Payments for supplies, services and equipment for Jackson county Koaa Dept.: Acme TransportaUon 790.97. Cal Ore Mach. Co. 25.623 11. City of Gold Hill 540. Consolidated Freightways 4.00. Copco 153.25. Firestone Stores 115 26. Haupert Tractor Co. 2.233.80. Logger! St Contractors Mach. Co. 718.58. Medford Water Comm. 1385. Pacific Tel. St Tel. 44.53. Pierce Freight Lines 12 63. Sec of State 9 00, Shell Oil Co. 6542.39. So. Pacific Co. I. 431.28. Union Oil Co. 803.54. Highs' Construction 4000, A. W. Leo 24.30. Norris-Walker Paint Mfg. Co. 45.00. Traffic Safety Supply 97.50. Western Equip. Co. 77.50. Hydraulic Jack Serv ice 31.51. Medford Domestic Laundry 1921. Medford Saw Shop 8 25. Older Tire St Wheel Exchange 10.72. Parsons Motors 26.86. V. A. Bower 4.85, Colum bia Equip. Co. 59.50. Rogue Equip. Sales 2.375 61. Colyear Motor Sales 554.67, Stevens Corp. 257.34. Bruce Kauer Lbr. Co. 1,939.04. Hawkinson Tire Tread Service 22.28. Medford Auto Upholstery 8.05, Mike's Seat Cover Centre 14.00. Pacific Mach. & Tool Steel Co. 19 59. Padgett Auto Parts 33.99. S-W Floor Cover Shop 47.43. So. Ore. Bearing Sales 82.89. So. Ore. Equip. Co. 26.10, Trowbridge St Flynn 12.45. O. K. Rubber Welders 44456. Courtesy Chevrolet 7.69. Crane Co. 145.64. Electric Supply Co. 1.91. Medford Plate Glass St Mirror Co. 6271. M. C. Lininger St Sons 57.13. Medford Sationerly Store 27.28. Rush Electric 484.14. A. H. Turpin 2500. Modern Plumbing St Sheet Metal Co. II. 66, Medford Radiator Service 44.00, Padgham Glass St Millwork 5.25. Service Center 22.55. Smith Dynge Lbr. Co. .23.04. Am. Bitumuls St Asphalt Co. 1.565.59. A. Bostwick 51.60. Manitou Equip. Co. 91.93. In dustrial Air Products 9.25. Hubbard Bros. 510 37, McCormick Farm Equip. Store 426 53, Littrell Parts 288.69. Bal zer Mach. Co. 290.94. Contractors Friday. June 29. 1958 MEDFORD OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE rITS Equip. Corp. 262 74. Crater Lake Mach. Co. 362.65. Eagle Point Water Comm. 2.50, Moore Steel Service Co. 116.89, H. L. Pritchard Co. 181.24, Tide Water Assoc. Oil Co. 1.299.65. Coro net Sign & Display Service 15.00. Crater Lake Motors 26 40, P. L. Crooks St Co. 31-42, Morton Milling 23.00. Ore gon Liquid Gas 246.00, Rogue River Sand St Gravel 20.00. Senter Tool Service 7.55. Tru-Mix Concrete 501.50. Am. Steel & Supply 15857. The Texas Co. 263.20, Alexander Hdw. St Imp. 6 26. J. W. Copeland Yards 27.19. Dav enport St Town 350.00. Hubbard-Wray 64 08. Medford Concrete Const. Co. I. 303.25. Office StaUonery St Supply .90. Pacific Feed & Seed 3.60. Stand ard Oil Co. 1.029.72. Woodbury Lorenz Industrial Supply 613.06. A. Lietz Co. 3.74. Electric Steel Foundry Co. 643.28. Howard Cooper Corp. 500.96. Talent IrrigaUon Dist. 117.80, City of Ashland 4.30, Sam Jennings Tire Co. II. 18, Valley Equip. Co. 111.13. G. Prom 14.00. Cheney Lbr. Co. 21.60. E. R. Grosh 40.00. J. R. Williams 18.00. Automotive Equip. Co. 22.001.08. Tim- Board (Soc. Sac.) 1.104.13. Nat. Hospl. ber Products 20.00. B. P. Hopkins tal Assn. 589.00. Public Employes Re- IFederal Tax) 4.91750 (State Tax) tirement System 17.58. State Indus- 1.104.13. Public Employes ReUrement trial Accident Comm. 1.482.36. . 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