FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday, July S, 1956
A Nichol's Worth of . . .
Comment On This and That
By HARMAN W. NICHOLS
United Press Future Writer
CI
Washington U.R) What's
new in Washington:
The capital loves tourists, who
drop a lot of
money on
their visits.
Some times,
though, they
bring on head
aches. The cop
on the beat
swears this
one is gospel.
It happened at
a busy inter
evening rush
time. A Michigan motorist de
cided to make a U-turn right in
the middle of the street, some
thing against the rules.
-Hey, bub," yelled the law.
"You can't do that here."
The visitor poked his head
out of the window and replied:
"I think I can, if I back up a
little."
The Wolverine backed and he
U-turned and the man with the
badge shrugged, scratched his
noggin and blew his whistle at
the next change of lights.
HarmaD Nicbnli
section during
"Why don't you ask your wife
to make some other kind?" ask
ed a fellow miner. "Wife?" cried
the first undergrounder. "Who's
married? I made these myself.
Sen. Robert S. Kerr, the Dem
ocrat from Oklahoma, came up
with another "Kerr Kernel" in
his newsletter. Said he: ' Even if
you have the best aim, you still
have to pull the trigger.
Rep. James C. Wright Jr., the
Texas Democrat, knows what
hot weather is and Washing
ton isn't much different from the
Lone Star State. So the lawmak
er goes to work early, when it's
cool. He told his voters that
when he gets down at a decent
hour he can think and avoid the
heat. of the Washington streets
which "feel like a shapeless'sack
of wet laundry."
. In the Commerce Building
they have an elevator for the
exclusive use of Secretary Sin
clair Weeks and his immediate
staff.
The little girl operator has a
lot of time on her hands and
knits while she sits, purling one
and dropping two. Already she
has knitted three sweaters.
Jane Goodsell, who does a
folksy column for The AFL-CIO
News, allows in print that mere
man is a nuisance in the kitchen.
"Men," she says, "cook when
they feel like cooking and they
almost never feel like cooking
when people are hungry." She
winds up with the remark that
you couldn't expect a man to
clean up the kitchen. "You
wouldn't expect Toscanini to
sweep the hall after a concert,
would you?" Jane says.
The 4000 National Federation
of Republican Women's Clubs
around the country are heading
up their press releases with the
NFRW."
There still is some confusion
among visitors about where the
President lives. Folks still walk
up to guards on the Capitol
grounds and want to know
where the "President's home is."
The White House, as all natives
know, is down Pennsylvania
ave. a piece.
The opticians at the Medical
Center here are located at 1720
Eye st.
And speaking of eating, The
United Mine Workers Journal
likes the one about the worker
who opened his lunchbox and
growled: "Cheese sandwiches!"
4-H Club News
Hayburners Club
The Hayburners Horse club
met on June 29 at the R. E. Wat
son home. We went on a ride up
Johns Peak and had our lunch
and meeting. We returned to
the Watson home where Marilyn
and Marsha served refresh
ments. Reporter.
Jim Frink,
Pig Club
The Central Point Pig club
met at the Eldred Charley home
on Merriman rd. June 25. We
had a film or judging chickens,
hogs, and dairy cattle. After the
film we judged hogs, chickens
and cows. Jim Frink reported
on his trip to Corvallis to 4-H
sum ler school. Refreshments
were served by Judy Carter and
Mrs. Charley. The next meeting
will be at the Chuck Taylor
home on the Old Stage road July
30 at 8 p.m.
Reporter,
Russell Frink.
ln-
Injured Worker Frees
Self With Own Saw
Grants Pass (U.PJ An
jured timber faller, both legs
crushed by a falling tree, Mon
day used his own power saw to
cut himself free before rescuers
arrived to aid him.
Forty year-old James Fair
child, working on the Frank Mc
Tousic operation on Elk moun
tain northeast of here, was cut
ting a tree which fell prema
turely and dropped across his
legs as he ran. Still conscious,
Fairchild used the saw to free
himself even though his right
foot was crushed and both bones
in his left leg were broken.
He was listed in good ' condi
tion at Josephine General Hos
pital here.
Washington (U.PJ The Comp
troller of Currency has issued a
call for the condition of all na
tional banks as of June 30.
Installment Credit
Sets Another Record
Washington U.R) Install
ment credit hit another record
high in May, the Federal Re
serve board has reported.
At the end of the month, the
public had almost $28,600,000,
000 of installment credit out
standing on purchases of auto
mobiles, furniture, appliances
and othef items, as well as on
personal loans and loans for
home repair and improvements.
The increase during May to
taled $331,000,000, the largest to
far in 1956, but only a little
more than half as large as in
May, 1956. Credit on automobile
buying increased $170,000,000
during May this year. In May,
1955, it increased $503,000,000.
No. SS385-E
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIENS AS SHOWN BY JACKSON COUNTY
FORECLOSURE LIST FOR THE YEAR 1956.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY
JACKSON COUNTY, a political subdivision of the State of Oregon, Plaintiff,
vs.
James R. & Lois Fretwell
Grace W. Clark
W. P. & Lora J. Hodge '
Ersal & Roy Myers
Fred H. & Vera E. Bean
Mark D. & Erma A. Cole
David W. & Evelyn C. Chase
Max L. & Lydia Crowson
M. Verde Morgan
Larry & Michaelyn Basey
Larry & Michaelyn Basey
H. A. Taylor
Dewey L. & Sylvia J. Hartley
E. J. Wyatt
James J. & Melba E. Eldred
J. J. Owings
Ray A. & Florence Addington
George C. Anderson
Russel & Irene Mcintosh
Virginia F. Emmons & Julia G. Crowley
J. E. & Edna M. Mooney
Chrystal Distr. & Cold Storage Co.
Vince N. & J. .Walter Nary
Vince N. & J. Walter Nary
George W., Mabel A. & Melvin McCollum
Rita H. & George Allan Adams
D. W. & G. S. Elder
O. W. Elder & L. Hansen
George W. & Adeline Ainlay et al
Sarah J. Nash
W. E. & Reta M. Cox
J. B. Yarbrough .
Vernon M. Evans
W. S. Kee
James & Grace Scott
C. V. & Dora May Jones
Orville Clark
Fred Svinth
Clyde E. Smith
Arthur M. & Alice Rose Taube
Hickman Lumber Co..
Jollie M. Meinecke
Jollie M. Meinecke
Ida F. Buehler
Eugene Mandel
Robert E. Jr. Floweree &
Ross J. Bowles
F. C. Bartlett
Robert E. & Ruth D. Mclntyre et al
Elza W. & Anna M. DeSpain
S. E. Campbell v
Talent Sawmills, Inc.
Fred Svinth -
Fred Svinth
Fred Svinth .
Arthur Davies
Lenhert Lumber Co.
Charles B., Charles R. Jr.,'.
Robert L. Jc Chester R. Robbins,
Defendants
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;: ON WANT T49-ST CASS 7
STORES
214 S. Riverside Ave.
To all of the above named defendants, and to all persons owning or claiming to own,
having or claiming to have, any interest in the property included and described in the foreclosure
list herein set forth, and being the Jackson County Delinquent Tax Foreclosure List for the
year 1956:
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO TAKE NOTICE that the plaintiff herein has filed in the
Circuit Court of the state of Oregon, for Jackson County, an application for the foreclosure of
the lien of all taxes shown on the Jackson County Tax Foreclosure List for the year 1956, here
inafter set forth in full, and that the plaintiff will apply to the court for judgment and decree
foreclosing such tax liens and cancelling all certificates of registration where such property is
under a registration of title certificate, and for such other relief as may be just and equitable in
the premises, not less than 30 davs from the date of the first publication of this notice, exclusive
of the day of the first publication, and any and all persons interested in any of the real prop
erty included in said foreclosure list are hereby required to file an answer and defense, if any
there be, to such application for judgment and decree within 30 days from the date of the first
publication of this notice, exclusive of the day of the first publication, which date is .the Zlst
day of June, 1956.
This notice is published by authority of an order of the County Court of the State of Oregon,
for Jackson County, in the Medford Mail Tribune, a newspaper of general circulation pub
lished in said county and designated in said order of the County Court as the newspaper in
which said notice is to be published, said order being dated June 11th, 1956;
That the delinquent list for the year 1956, whicu application is made to foreclose, is as fol-
Name of Owner ai
Shown by Latest
Tax Cards
C11022 George W., Mabel A.
and Melvin McCollum
C11023 Rita H. & George
Allan Adams
C11024 D. W. & G. S. Elder'
C11025 O. W. Elder & L.
Hansen
Description of
Property
Code 35-2
Account 374W
Tax lot 31-1
Code 35-3
Account 4364W
Tax lot 19
Code 45-1
Account 331W
Tax lot 18
Code 45-1
Account 331W
Tax lot 68 ,
C11026 George W. & Adeline
Ainley et al
Code 45-2
Account 341E
Tax lot 42
lows:
Name of Owner as
Shown by Latest
Tax Cards
C10998 James R. & Lois
Fretwell
C10999 Grace W. Clark
C11000 W. P. & Lora J.
Hodge
C11001 Ersal & Roy Myers
C11002 Fred H. & Vera E.
Bean
CI 1003 Mark D. & Erma
A. Cole
C11004 David W. & Evelyn
C. Chase
C11005 Max L. & Lydia
Crowson
C11006 M. Verde Morgan
C11007 Larry & Michaelyn
Basey
C11008 Larry & Michaelyn
Basey
C11009 H. A. Taylor
C11010 Dewey L. & Sylvia
J. Hartley
Description of
Property
Year of Amount of Interest to
Delinquency Taxes 21556 Total
C11011 E. J. Wyatt
C11012 James J. & Melba
E. Eldred
C11013 J. J. Owings
C11014 Ray A. & Florence
Addington
C11015 George C. Anderson
C11016 Russel & Irene
Mcintosh
C11017 Virginia F. Emmons
& Julia G. Crowley
C11018 J. E. & Edna M.
Mooney
C11019 Chrystal Distr. &
Cold Storage Co.
Nary
C11021
Vince N. & J. Walter
Nary
Code 11 W 1951-52 $ 18.69 $ 5.22.
Account 62-49 1952-53 46.62 10.57
Tax lot 31 1953-54 41.40 6.00 $ 128.50
Code 1-1 1951-52 5794 24.18
Account 64-49 1952-53 72.26 16.56
Tax lot 20 1953-54 64.17 9.60
1954-55 91.05 6:30 342.06
Code 2-3 . 1951-52 .66
Account 1382W 1952-53 .72
Tax lot 25 1953-54 .65
1954.55 .86 2.89
Code 3-1 1951-52 27.40 . 8.06 35.46
Account 404W -
Tax lot 28T0 1
Code 4-1 V4 1951-52 32.02 9.28
Account 93-60 1952-53 54.17 12.42
Tax lot 56 1953-54 67.53 9.90
1954-55 73.33 5.04 263.69
Code 4-3 1951-52 24.76 7.44
Account 8381W 1952-53 27.92 6.44
Tax lot 1 1953-54 78.16 11.70
1954-55 82.84 . 5.74 245.00
Code 4-3 1951-52 34.43 10.54
Account 9381W 1952-53 38.82 8.74
Tax lot 52 1953-54 107.38 11.90
1954-55 126.42 8.82 . 347.05
Code 5-1 1951-52 38.86 11.78
Account 116-82 1952-53 45.07 10.12
Tax lot 147 1953-54 45.70 6.60
1954-55 46.52 3.22 207.87
Code 5-1 1951-52 17.42 4.96
Account 119-85 1952-53 20.20 4.60
Tax lot 42 1953-54 20.49 3.00
1954-55 20.85 1.40 92.92
Code 5-2 1951-52 6.02 1.86
Account 382E 1952-53 7.37 1.38
Tax lot 89 1953-54 7.71 .90
1954-55 56.42 3.92 85.58
Code 5-2 1951-52 71.81 232
Account 14392E 1952-53 87.93 20.24
Tax lot 1 1953-54 92.59 j 13.80
1954-5" 109.72 7.70 426.11
Code 5-2 1951-52 66.21 20.46
Account 383E 1952-53 80.61 . 18.40
Tax lot 11 1953-54 81.99 12.30
1954-55 40.39 2.80 323.16
Code 6-1 1951-52 .90 .31
Account 44-16 1952-53 1.01 .25
Tax lot 10 1953-54 .93 .15
1954-55 .86 .08 4.49
Code 6-1 1951-52 1.80 .62
Account 44-16 1952-53 2.02 50 '"
Tax lot 21 1953-54 1.86 .30
1954-55 1.73 .16 8.99
Code 6-1 ' W 1951-52 ' 13.93 4.06
Account 45-16 1952-53 62.50 14 26
Tax lot 24 , 1953-54 57.78 8.70
1954-55 53.57 3.64 218.44
Code 6-1 1951-52 12.59 3.72
Account 46-17 1952-53 14.11 3.22
Tax lot 51 1953-54 13.05 1.80
1954-55 12.10 .84 61.43
Code 6-2 1951-52 92.43 28.52
Account 73-31 1952-53 93.56 21.62
Tax lot 14 1953-54 93.22 13.80 "
1954-55 102.60 7.14 452.89
Code 6-2 1951-52 8.18' 2 48
Account 75-34 1952-53 8.28 1 84
Tax lot 18 1953-54 8.25 1.20
1954-55 9.08 .56 39.87
Code 6-8 1951-52 1.72 .62
Account 23363W 1952-53 .58 12
Tax lot 18 1953-54 .59 .08
1954-55 .66 .03 4.40
Code 6-8 1951-52 2.29 .62
Account 33363W 1952-53 2 32 46
Taxe lot 8 1953-54 2.36 .30
1954-55 2.64 .14 11.13
Code 6-9 1951-52 55.58 17.36
Account 20362W 1952-53 60.14 13.80
Tax lot 13 1953-54 60.53 9.00
1954-55 68.48 4.76 289.65
Code 29-3 1951-52 214.71 62.00
Account 32361W 1952-53 253.86 53.42
Tax lot 2 1953-54 210.84 31.50
1954-55 241.18 16.80 1,089.31
Code 29-3 ' 1951-52 346.19 107.26
Account 33361W . 1952-53 535.89 123.28
Tax lot 2 1953-54 511.79 72.80
1954-55. 201.50 14.00 1,912.71
Code 29-3 1951-52 86.70 26.66
Account 33361W 1952-53" 102.51 23.46
Tax lot 1953-54 92.14 13.80
1954-55 105.40 7.28 457.95
C11027 Sarah J. Nash
"C11028 W. E. & Reta M. Cox
C11029 J. B. Yarbrough
CI 1030 Vernon M. Evans
C11031 W. S. Kee
C11032 James and Grace
Scott
C11033 C. V. & Dora May
Jones
C11034 Orville Clark
C11035 Fred Svinth
C11036 Clyde E. Smith
C11037 Arthur M. and
Alice Rose Taube
CI 1038 Hickman Lumber
Co.
C11039 Jollie M. Meinecke
C11040 Jollie M. Meinecke
C11041 Ida F. Buehler
C11042 Eugene Mandel
C11043 Robert E. Jr.
Floweree and Ross
J. Bowles
C11044 F. C. Bartlett "
CI 1045 Robert E. and
Ruth D. Mclntyre
et al
C11046 Elza W. and Anna
M. DeSpain
C11047 S. E. Campbell
CI 1048 Talent Sawmills Inc.
CI 1049 Fred Svinth
C11050 Fred Svinth
C11051 Fred Svinth
C11052 Arthur Davies
C11053 Lenhert Lumber Co.
C11054 Charles B., Charles
R. Jr., Robert L. &
Chester R. Robbins
Code 49-1
Account 78-47
Tax lot 56
Code 49-1
Account 79-44
Tax lot 21
Code 49-1
Account 80-46
Tax lot 182
Code 49-1
Account 82-46
Tax lot 20 '
Code 49-1
Account 83-47
Tax lot 23
Code 49-1
Account 84-45
Tax lot 134
Code 49-3
Account 86-42
Tax lot 52
Code 59-1
Account 3332E
Tax lot 2
Code 59-1
Account 32323E
Tax lot 34
Code 62-1
Account 344W
Tax lot 104
Code 62-1
Account 344W
Tax lot 104-1
Code 62-1
Account 21354W
Tax lot 3A
Code 89-1
Account 10341W
Tax lot 25
Code 89-1
Account 15341W
Tax lot 10
Code 89-1
Account 34341W
Tax lot 16
Code 91-2
Account 341E
Tax lot 77
Code 91-2
Account 342E
Tax lot 37
Code 94-1
Account 394E
Tax lot 36
Code 102-4
Account 84-41
Tax lot 49
Code 102-8
Account 18371W
Tax lot 49
Improvements only
on DR 265 P 390
less DR 265 P 546
& DR 266 P 565
Medford River
side Avenue South
west Side
Timber only on EV4
of SWW & WW of
SEW Sect ion 32
Township 37 Range
1 East
Timber only on
SWVi of SWVi Sec
tion 21 Township
32 Range 4 East
Timber only on
SWVi of NEW Sec
tion 29 Township
32 Range 4 East
Timber only on
SWW of NEW &
NEW of SWW Sec
30 Township 32
Range 4 East
Timber only on
SW of SWW, NW
of SW of SEW,
SWW of SWW of
SEW Section 28
Township 37 Range
3 West
Improvements only
on WW of SEW
Section 8 Township
37 Range 4 West
Timber only on
Lots 5-6-7-8 Sec
tion 16 Township
41 Range 4 West
Year of Amount of Interest to
Delinquency Taxei 21556 Total
1951-52 12.28 3.72
- 1952-53 9.57 1.84
1953- 54 8.42 1.20
1954- 55 10.46 .70 48.19
1951-52 3.00
1052-53 38.12 8.74
1953- 54 17.75 2.80
1954- 55 20.27 1.40 92.08
1951- 52 89.73 27.90
1952- 53 92.96 21.16
1953- 54 86.49 12.90
1954- 55 98.13 6.86 436.13
1951-52 57.16 17.36
1952-53 59.27 13.34
1953- 54 55.22 8.10
1954- 55 62.77 4.34 277.56
1951- 52 3.46 1.24
1952- 53 . 3.72 .92
1953- 54 . 3.63 ' .60
1954- 55 4.38 .28 18.23
1951- 52 24.61 7 44
1952- 53 24.26 5.52
1953- 54 22.66 3 30
1954- 55 26.60 1.82 116.21
1951- 52 78.25 24.18
1952- 53 ; 77.13 17.48
1953- 54 - 72.05 10.80
1954- 55 84.57 ' 5.88 370.34
1951- 52 62.94 18.90
1952- 53 82.72 18.86
1953- 54 77.27 11 40
1954- 55 90.71 6.30 369.10
1951- 52 73.19 22 32
1952- 53 72.15 16.56
1953- 54 67.39 9 90 '
1954- 55 . 79.11 5.46 346.08
1951- 52 37.23 11.16
1952- 53 ' 36.70 8.28
1953- 54 34.28 5.10
1954- 55 40.24 2.80 175.79
1951- 52 .63
1952- 53 .62
1953- 54 .58
1954- 55 .68 2.51
1951- 52 45.29 13.64
1952- 53 50.51 11.50
1953- 54 47.51 6.90
1954- 55 56.17 3.92 235.44
1951- 52 2.39 .62 "
1952- 53 2.68 .46
1953- 54 ' 2.49 .30
1954- 55 3.10 .14 12.18
3.i1951-52 45.30 13.50
1952- 53 67.67 15.18
1953- 54 62.82 9.30
1954- 55 78.17. 5.46 297.40
1951- 52 3.77 1.24
1952- 53 4.03 i .92
1953- 54 3.79 .60
1954- 55 6.60 .42 21.37
1951- 52 31.77 9.92
1952- 53 33.92 7.82
1953- 54 31.91 4.80
1954- 55 39.31 2.66 162.11
1951- 52 32.46 9.92
1952- 53 33.78 7.82
1953- 54 30.42 4.50
1954- 55 36.90 2.52 158.32
1951- 52 .62 i f
1952- 53 .66
1953- 54 .65
1854-55 .70 2.63
; 1951-52 1.24 .31
1952- 53 1.33 .23
1953- 54 1.30 15
1954- 55 1.40 .07 6.03
1951- 52 ' 6.26 1.86
1952- 53 6.93 1.38
1953- 54 7.08 .90
1954-55 8.25 .42 33.08
W 1951-52 16.20 ' 4 64
1952- 53 36.82 8.28
1953- 54 46.21 6.90
1954- 55 57.79 4.06 180.90
1951- 52 26.46 " 8 06
1952- 53 26.79 5.98
1953- 54 26.49 3.90
1954- 55 34.23 2.38 134.29
1951- 52 18.46 5.58
1952- 53 21.12 4.60
1953- 54 20.83 3.00
1954- 55 25.54 1.68 100.81
1951- 52 9.18 2.48
1952- 53 16.88 3.68
1953- 54 15.57 2.40
1954- 55 17.50 1.12 68.81
1951- 52 53.55 16.74
1952- 53 1 63.31 14.26
1953- 54 58.38 8.70
1954- 55 65.63 4.62 285.19
1951-52
1951- 52
1952- 53
1953- 54
1954- 55
A 1951-52
3A 1951-52
3A 1951-52
1952- 53
1953- 54
1954- 55
8.20
54.62
56.64
54.62
59.81
3.59
11.22
4.49
6.70
6.22
7.74
2.48
16.74
12.88
8.10
4.20
10.68
267.61
.90 , t 4.49
3.60 14.82
1.80
1.38
.90
.56 29.79
1951-52
42.74
13.02
55.78
1951-52 32.56 9.92 42.48
1951- 52 109.60 33.48
1952- 53 120.80 27.60
1953- 54 109.00 16.20
1954- 55 .121.40 8.40 546.48
"A red line has been drawn through the Name, Description of Property. Years of Delinquency,
Amount of Taxes. Interest at 21556 and Total, as contained in the Original Notice of Fore
closure of Tax Liens as shown by Jackson County Foreclosure List for the Year 1955, indicating
payment of delinquent taxes and interest, prior to publication of this notice.
Date of First Publication:
June 21, 1956.
Date of Last Publication:
July 12, 1956.
HOWARD GAULT,
Sheriff and Tax Collector for
Jackson County, Oregon.
WALTER D. NUNLEY,
Diitrict Attorney.