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LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
Wednesdays August 22, 1958
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBU1TE SEVEN
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ENGLISH PREPARE FOR TROUBLE British Anny equipment is loaded onto the
transport ship "Benledi" in harbor at Hamburg, Germany. It is part of the equipment
the British Rhine Army Is withdrawing from Germany. The materiel and troops
were transported to England on their way o reinforce troops and arms shipments
to the Middle East
Idaho Power Indicted
For Starting Work
On Brownlee Dam
Baker OJ.R) The Idaho
Power company was indicted by
the Baker county grand Jury yes
terday for starting construction
of the Brownlee dam on the
Snake river between Oregon and
Idaho without first .obtaining a
license for the dam from the Ore
gon Hydroelectric commission.
Idaho Power Co. Attorney A.
S. Grant immediately filed a
demurrer asking dismissal of the
complaint. Circuit Judge F. L.
Hubbard indicated that he may
have a decision on the motion
this week.
Hu Federal LlcenM
Idaho Power Co. has a feder
al license for construction of
Brownlee dam and two other
low head dams in the Hells Can
yon reach of the Snake.
A date of Sept. 12 had been
set last week for a hearing a
request by the utility company
to waive Oregon law and obtain
a state permit for development
of the Hells Canyon site. The
State Hydroelectric commission
is scheduled to listen to the com
pany's arguments for the permit.
The commission has set Sept.
8 as the deadline for written
protests to such waivers.
The indictment returned yes
terday had been returned to the
jury at the request of Attorney
General Robert Y. Thornton, for
re-wording.
In filing a demurrer. Grant
cited several other cases through
out the country where federal
permits, such as the one issued
for the construction of Pelton
dam in Oregon, have overruled
state law.
Grants said that it has been
proved that any state act would
be superseded by a federal pow
er act.
Violation Denied
T. E. Roach, president of Idaho
Power company, immediately is
sued a statement, denying that
his company has violated any
law in starting construction of
Brownlee dam.
The company has done every
thing in its power voluntarily
to meet Oregon requirements by
applying for a state license and
we believe the company has done
nothing in conflict with any ap
plicable provisions of Oregon
law," Roach said.
Maximum penalty possible
under the charges brought yes
terday by the grand Jury would
be $1000 fine and six-months imprisonment.
Western Australia
Offers New Start
8ydney (U.PJ Looking for a
start in life where the land sells
at 50 cents an acre? Then go
weet, young man, to Western
Australia.
The West Australian govern
ment has opened vast tracts of
land In the vicinity of Esperance
where 3.000 acres can be taken
up for a down payment of $60.
The total payment can be made
over a 20-year period at five
per cent Interest.
The move is part of a
campaign by the West Austra
lian government to encourage
settlement of its more remote
areas.
The Esperance area is located
on the southern coast of West
Australia some 350 miles from
Perth. The town of Esperance
has a population of 700 with a
hospital, post office, two hotels,
two garages, two butcher shops,
a bakery and a drug store.
Rainfall in the area averages
about 22 inches a year and the
temperature ranges from 52 de
grees in winter to 83 degrees in
summer.
Applicants for land must take
up residence within one year
after the applications are ap
proved, and must make their
homes on the land for the next
five years.
The government also requires
that one tenth of the new land
be cultivated each year for a
four-year period.
Skin Diseases Cured
By 'Potent Weapons'
Pittsburgh (U.P.) Medical
science has developed new "po
tent weapons' 'to cure many
skin diseases caused by disorders
remote from the blemish.
Dr. Harry Robinson Jr., pro
fessor of dermatology at the
University of Maryland School
of Medicine, told family doctors
here that long practical applica
tion has proven the value of new
steroid hormones and antibotics.
He said two new steroid hor
mones, identified as prednisone
and prednisoline, are four , to
five times more potent than
powerful cortisone and ACTH in
curing some skin diseases. The
medical researcher said he based
his conclusions on treatment of
5.000 patients over the past four
to five years.
Dr. Robinson told the practi
tioners the cause of many skin
diseases may be found far from
the point of the eruption on the
body. Because of this, he said,
the family physician should not
treat the symptoms alone.
The skin. Doctor Robinson
added, must be viewed as a func
tioning organ, just as the heart,
lungs or nervous system.
Around Hollywood
r ALINE MOSBY
United Preu Correspondent
Editor'! Not: Aline Mosby Ii with
the L'P convention bureau In San
Francisco. Today's guest column Is hv
Phil Rapp. wrlter-dlrertor of Wallv
Cox's new TV series, "The Adventures
of Hiram Bollldar."
BY PHIL RAPP
Hollywood (U.PJ I was sor
ry to see "Mr. Peepers" go. He
was a nice fellow and he was
around so long I'd grown to like
him.
But I can't lament his passing
too greatly. For ten years I've
wanted to put "Hiram Holliday"
on film, and in my mind at least,
there was only one person cut
out to play the part Wally Cox.
Oregon Reports
New Cases of TB
Dr. A. Erin Merkel recently
urged all Jackson county resi
dents to get chest x-rays and
emphasized that there were 56
new cses of tuberculosis report
ed in Oregon during June.
This compared with 45 new
cases for June a year ago, ac
cording to the Oregon State
Board of Health. The cumlative
total of new TB cases in the state
during the first six months of
this year is 303. Last year's
total was 305 .
The Jackson County Public
Health association operates a
chest x-ray clinic at the Sacred
Heart hospital for the conven
ience of the public. Clinic hours
are from 2 to 5 p.m. every Thurs
day and from 7 to 9 p.m. the
first Wednesday of each month.
More than $800 million were
spent in the United States last
year by governmental and non
governmental agencies for the
prevention, diagnosis and treat
ment of tuberculosis, Dr. Merkel
said. The average cost of treat
ment of a person who has the
disease is $15,000, he add-d.
Recording Artist Due
At Church Thursday
Alan McGill, recording artist
of Hollywood, Calif., will ap
pear at the First Nazarene
church, First and Holly sts., at
8 p.m.. August 23.
McGill will present songs and
Christian testimony, singing sev
eral of his latest popular record
releases. The singer will be spon
sored by Rogue Valley Youth for
Christ. The public is invited.
Use Tribune Want Ads
For Best Results
When "Peepers" folded on NBC
TV, I saw my chance and started
negotiations with Wally right
away.
Bewildered Teacher
For one thing "Peepers" had
a single dimension. He was the
shy and somewhat bewildered
school teacher whose response
in any situation was predictable.
"Hiram" preserves much of
"Peepers" but adds something.
In the new TV series, Hiram
Holliday, a character created by
Paul Galileo for Cosmopolitan
Magazine in 1939, is an obscure
proof reader on a New York
newspaper. His spare dollars and
hours are devoted to develop
ing an amazing knowledge of
the world and physical skills
like fencing, swimming, judo,
etc., so that beneath the in
nocuous facade of proof reader
he is really a highly trained
athlete, sort of a pint-sized Doug
las Fairbanks.
Publisher Saved
Hiram's adventures begin
when, by catching a transposed
comma, he saves the publisher
from a million dollar damage
suit. The publisher sends him
on a round-the-world trip and as
signs a reporter to write about
his adventures.
Thus Wally gets to show an
under side of his nature that
could never burst out of the
"Peepers" frame. His first "Hi
ram Holliday" film will appear
Oct. 3.
Hiram Holliday is another
Walter Mitty, the difference be
ing he really can do the things
Mitty dreams about.
LEGAL NOTICES
Mineral Application No. Orefon
04127 Land Office. Bureau of Land
Management. United States Depart
ment of the Interior. 1001 N. E. Lloyd
Boulevard. Portland. Oregon. July 6.
1956. Notice is hereby given that
Chester A. Wise and Mary A. Wise
whose post office address in Oregon
is Box 543. Rogue River. Oregon, has
made application for mineral patent
to the Lulu placer mining claim lo
cated on and the boundries coincid
ing with SE'iNE'iNW'i see. 15. T.
31 S. P 4 W.. Book 31 Page 327:
Louis Antone placer mining claim
located on and the houndriea coincid
ing with S'jSWiiSW', sec. 10. T. 34
S . R. 4 W.. Book 29 pare 182: the
Earlscourt No. 1 placer mining claim
located on and the boundnes coincid
ing with E'aSEUSE'i sec. 8. T. 34 S..
R. 4 W. Book 29. page 179. all recorded
in Book of Mining in Jackson County.
Oregon. There are no adjoining or
conflicting claims. Any and all persons
claiming adversely the mining ground
and premises, or any portion thereof
so described and applied for. are here
by notified that unless their adverse
claims are duly filed according to
law and the regulations thereunder
within the time prescribed by law
with the Manager of the Land Office,
as above shown, in the County of Mult
nomah. State of Oregon, they will be
barred bv virtue of the provisions of
Chapter 2. Title 30 Oi C. Pierce M.
Rice. Manager.
STRAYS WILL STRAY
Peru, Ind. (U.P The city !
gave up plans to pick up stray
dogs. Angry citizens had broken
all the windows in the building
where the dogs were to be im- j
pounded. J
thi SEASON'S
the REASON!
Come To BARKER'S Friday Morning
Doors Open At Ten
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Jackson,
Probate Department.
In the Matter of the Estate of George
W Fields. Deceased. No. 98fi3.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
the undersiuned ha been appointed
nd qualified as administrator of the
estat of George W. Fields. Deceased,
and all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre
sent the same, with proper vouchers,
at the office of Kenneth G. Denman,
attorney for the undersigned. 128 East
Main Street. Medford, Oregon, within
six months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published this 1st
day of August. 1956,
Charles Lewis Fields,
Administrator
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by
the Circuit Court of Oregon lor Jack
son Countv. Administratrix of the
estate of Harry R. L'nruh. deceased.
All persons having1 claims against said
estate are hereby notiiied to present
them with the proper vouchers to the
undersigned administratrix at the
offices of Harbison and Piazza. Room
207 in the United States National Bank
Building. Medford, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
Dated and first published this 8th
day of August. 1956.
Pearl Unruh.
Administratrix
Harbison and Piazza
Attorneys for Administratrix
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has filed her final ac
count as administratrix of the estate
of James H. Trefren, deceased, with
the Circuit Court of Jackson County.
Oregon, and that said court has set
September 10. 1956 at the hour of
10 00 o clock in the forenoon of said
day in the Court Room of said Court
in the Court House at Medford, Jack
son County. Oregon, as the time and
place for hearing objections thereto
and the settlement thereof.
Dated and first published August 8.
1856.
Lucille E. Kennedy,
Administratrix
Harbison and Piazza
Attorneys for Administratrix
CITATION
No. 1060
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Adoption and
Change of Name of PATRICIA ANN
SHANE and LINDA MARIE SHANE.
Minors
TO WILLIAM CLARENCE SHANE:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, you are hereby cited- and
required to appear at the Circuit Court
Room at the Jackson County Court
House, in Medford. Oregon, on the
10th day of September. 1956. at the
hour of 1:30 o'clock P.M., and then
and there show cause, if any there
be. why the petition for the adoption
of the above named minor children
bv the petitioners therein. Thomas
Milton Fan-ell. and Beryl Hunter Far
rell. and the change of name of said
minor children from Patricia Ann
Shane to Patricia Ann Farrell. and
Linda Marie Shane to Linda Mane
Farrell. should not be allowed: and
your failure to so appear will result
in an application to the Court for the
allowance of said petition in accord
ance with the prayer thereof, as above
set forth.
This citation Is issued pursuant to
an order of this Court dated 6 August,
1956, which said order, also directs
that the same shall also' be published
once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the manner prescribed by
law.
Witness mv hand and the seal of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon.
County of Jackson.
Seal of Circuit Court
Jackson County, Oregon
Bereth P. Hopkins.
Countv Clerk
By: Bemice Blgham,
Deputy
Date of 1st publication, August 8,
1B56.
Harbison and Piazza
Attorneys at Law
207 U S. National Bank Bid.
Medford, Oregon
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Iff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Swanson. deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I
have been appointed Administratrix
of the above estate by an order made
therein on July 30. 1956; all creditors
having claims against aaid deceased
are hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified and with proper
vouchers attached, to me at the office
of Roberts. Kellington Ac Branchfield,
20t-5 U.S. National Bank Bldg.. Med
ford, Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice.
Dated at Medford. Oregon, this 1st
day of August. 1956.
J. L. Carver
Administratrix
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Trf THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of Roy
E. Morris, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I
have been appointed Administratrix
of the above estate by an order made
therein on August 13. 1956; all credi
tors having claims against said de
ceased are hereby notified to present
the same, duly verified and with
proper vouchers attached, to me at the
office of Roberts. Kellington &
Branchfield. 201-5 U.S. National Bank
Bldg.. Medford. Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
Dated at Medford. Oregon, this 15th
day of August, 1956.
J. L. Carver
Administratrix
NOTICE Or PUBLIC HEARING
The Forest Service. U.S. Department
of Agriculture, under Authority of
Bcections 3 and in of the Federal Aid
ighway Act of 1932 I Public Law 413.
82nd Congress. 2nd Session, and ap
plicable regulations, proposes to con
struct the following timoer access
road within the Rogue River National
Forest in Jackson and Josephine
Counties. State of Oregon.
Road Project, Steves Fork. Ni. 408,
From Carberrv Road To Righthand
Fork, Length Mi. 7.0.
A public advisory hearing to give
interested persons an opportunity to
present their views on these proposed
roads will be held at the Forest Super
visor's office at the Post Office Build
ing. Medford Oregon, beginning at
10:00 a.m.. Pacific Standard Time, on
August 24. 1956. Before that time full
information concerning1 the proposed
roads may be secured from the Forest
Supervisor at the Post Office Building,
Box 512. Medford. Oregon.
CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON
July, 1956
The following is a statement of the
proceedings of the County Court of
Jackson County, Oregon, listing claim
ants for supplies and services which
were passed upon during the month
of July. 1936. as required by Chapter
136 of 1947 Session Laws.
Bereth P. Hopkins
County Clerk
Approved by Jackson County Court:
Orders: in the matter of payment
of Bounty for Porcupine; Transfer of
special Relief Fund to General County
Fund; Transfer from O & C Excess
Fund to General County Fund: Trans
fer from Court House Construction
Fund to General County Fund: Trans
fer of O & C Excess Fund to General
Road Fund; Court House Construction
Fund to Juvenile Detention Home;
Order of Levy of State County Tax;
Providing Funds for payment of Bonds
and Interest for School Districts: Pay
ment of claims for slaughtered dis
eased cattle to James O. Cheek; To
execute Deed to Geo. and Gust Al
giers; C. C. & Elsie Hoover: Robert O.
Graeble: In the matter of opening the
ballot box for Flounce Rock-Laurel-hurst
Livestock District; Cancellation
of Uncollectible Personal Property
Tax; Construction of bridges over Wil
low Creek. Kanes Creek, Snider Creek
and Dry Creek.
Filed: Appointment of County Depu
ty Assessor Warren T. Robinson; Depu
ty Appointment of Marlene Brown;
Monthly Statement County Clerk for
June 1956; Treasurer's Report for May
1956; County Hospital Report for June
1956; County Budget J956-57; Appoint
ment of Deputy Sheriff Edward J.
Zander; Statement of Debits and Cre
dits Tax Rolls 1955-56; Appointment
of counting board for Laurelhurst
Election.
Load permits: Mr. Averett Ventle,
M. C. Lininger & Sons, Tru-Mix Con
crete Co., Mr. W. L. Coombs, West
Coast Steel Companv, Ruby Arlean
Bechtel. Reliable House Movers, Friel
E. Sommerield. Mr. Vina Russell.
GENERAL COUNTY FUND
Net payments for services of em
ployes of Jackson County. Oregon:
D. Offenbacher 228.75, C. L. Howard
314.58 J. Cave 157.52. L. A. Perkins
192.20. F. Kelly 23.90. M. E. Wells
123.78. J. D Walsh 359.18. P. Bettiol
31800, D. DeBerry 306 60, E. Gault
235 78. G. Wright 309 .90. V. Vanoose
298 50, D D. Coe 299 90, B. C. Ten
nant 274.90. E. S. Courtney 274 98. R.
Gheysen 296 38. N. Matteson 363.98. P.
Elliott 235 78. M. Brooks 263 30. M.
Stephens 224.98. M. Dubs 202 24, G.
Jacobs 184.99. S. Vance 139 64. N.
Neil 268.30. O. Leschensky 233-38. B.
J. Brown 212 28. I. F. Brenner 159.34.
H. Dugan 271 35. D. V. Straus 223.68.
L. Smith 207.20. A. Carter 235.78. T. C.
Mclntyre 219.65. M. Mitchell 202.20.
G. B.. Bohl 242.60, P. I. More land
18835. M. Brown 184.68. R. H. Mes
plie 31.12. J. Lindstrom 106.53. M.
Whitman 173 38. B. Bieham 173 38. E.
Gustavson 173.38. E. M. Janouch
253.19, U. B. Inch 197.88, A. R. Bailey
245 78. M. D. Hinman 197.20. B. S.
Hitt. Jr. 109.04. P. Thanos 292.87, V.
Moore 240.78. D. Evanson 213 91, H.
Nelson 191.74. A. L. Martin 201.74, L.
Deenin 197.17. M. E. Nicholson 197.17,
W. B. McCullough 286.78. C. Miller
297 78. S. M. Penington 292.78. J. F.
O Hara 291 38. W. T. Robinson 248.26.
T Hatten 290 63. J. C. Eaton 292 78, E.
Moore 1 89 09, L. Thoen 1 79.09. R.
Poling 179 09. E. Craoo 199 09. D. D.
Haley 179.09. M. Beneka 232 88. G.
Campbell 212.87. H. Niedermeyer
232 18, A. Beneka 149 98, F. Toews
235.13. E Longhran 184.92. E. J.
Zander 158.10. P. DeWeerd 196.57, M.
DeWeerd 150.61. N. Matteson 73.58.
C. W. Wedding 17 37. W. F. Lucas 7.18.
O. C. Maust 224 77. S. C. Maust 214.77.
C. Walker 181.88. H. Vick 140 58. V.
Morse 146 68. R. L. Williams 134 68, L.
Larvick 107.58. M. Bevel 129.38. D.
Thompson 132.68. Z. Holbrook 139.98,
L. Keith 147 58. M. E. Claassen 152 58.
E. Brown 228 78, D. Goddard 118.78,
J. Martin 139.68. E. Andrews 119.98.
H. Asher 116.68. M. Re mil lard 61.20.
V. R. Hastier 128.18. D. A. Hassler
119 98. H. Standhardt 10.77, T. Holdt
1077. K. Crowell 302.38. R. Watkins
207 03. J. G. Armson 291 98. M. H.
Blind 47.90. A. E. Merkel. M.D. 796 08.
D. E. Col lard 31078. A. A. Makinen
253 28. M. C. Corcoran 304.58. F.
Clink 279 48, C. Kent 270 53. E. Kan
clier 282 78. M. E. Bell 282.78. N. M.
VanDewalker 183 63, E. H. McGalllard
282.78. O. S. Moore 329.18. J. Koppes
253.19. D. F. Thomas 210. 58. L. Estea
26138. D. A. Huskev 297.38. B. R.
Hart 303 53. G. W. Daley 150-78. P.
Gilman 217.56. D. C. Hendrix 314 98.
L. M. Hendrix 89 90. C. M Smith
260.22. E. M. Grove 248 19. M. J. E.
McNeill 207 20. A. A. Franzke 159 38.
A B. Holmes 292.78. L. A. Perry
21211. M. R. Hubbell 81.42. C D. Hol
brook 243.38. A. J. Slade 237.20. W. P.
Tucker 253.68. L. M. Sherman 101 37.
D. Hughes 27.51, W. I. Sutherland
184 .98. F. H. Yeats. Jr. 178.25.
Payments, travel expense:
E Jennings 54.02. C. W. Miller 44 32.
W. B. McCullough 55.20. S. Penington
14 88. W. T. Robinson 22 72. T W.
Hatten 40 40. W. P. Tucker 248 96.
B. P. Hooking 150 00. L. G Morthland
6 84. A. E. Merkel. M D. 100 00. D. E.
Collard 75.00. F. Clink 75 00. O. S.
Moore 75.00. E. Kanclier 75 00. C. Kent
75 00. E. H. McGaliiard 75 00. A. A.
Makinen 75 00. D. A. Huskev 75 00.
B. R. Hart 100 00. M. C. Corcoran
75 00. M. E. Bell 75 00. K. Crowell
171.71. A. B. Mekvold 61 22. H. Gault
119 90. D. C. Hendrix 97 52. C. M.
Smith 95.84. G. W. Dalev 57.44.
Payments for Witness and Jury
service:
D. R. McKibben 6 16L. M. Burns
2 80. Mrs. C. Middaugh 16.00. S. D.
uisnop j. w. tacret 5t oo. L. M.
Eacret Sfi.00. E. Etters 2 80. C. W.
Hammond 32 00. C. Wilbur Hammond
14.00. E. M. LaMarche 56 00. A. F.
Worthington 84.00. K. Alexander
20.00. M. Mackay 4.08. H. M. Sliger
23 60. J, Hanscomb 4 08. E. Hanscomb
4 08. B Miller 4 08. W. A Reese 3.92.
C. H. Fehige 3.92, C L. Chew 2 00. D.
Callahan 6.00. J. Wall 2.00. M. West
8 16. D. R- Rutter 15.00. E. Lisenbee
16 92. M. M. McGonagie 17 24. P. W.
Simpson 18 84. M. N. Wakefield 15.00.
D. G. Root 5.00. A. E. Roberts 5 00.
R. D. Shangle 5 00. J. L. Mc Adams
6 92. R. I. Roby 5 00. D. M. White 5 00.
V. L. Wickersham 1628. B. A. won
5 00, L. G. Gilman 5.00. H. S. Jackson
5 00. N. F. Gier 5.24. G. R. Johnson
7 50. J. Shepherd 7.50. D. Shearin 9 26.
C. M. Stevenson 9 42. D. Jorgensen
5.00. F. W. Jones 9.74, W. Foley 7,08,
C. R. Nagle 9.10. E. L. McGraw 5.00.
Payments for supplies, services and
equipment:
Ashland Printing 170.70. Calif -Pacific
Utilities 41.50. Commercial
Printing 37 30. Dunham Printing
604.40. Eastman Kodak Stores 160.32.
Klocker Printery 278.85. Medford Sta
tionery Store 313.80. Moore Business
Forms 72.73, Motorola Inc. 413 40. Pa
cific Tel. Sc Tel. 10103. Western
Union 28 67. Bateman Ac Sons 30 00.
J. J. O'Donnell 32.00. Mrs. R. Swan
38.00. M. R. Hubbell 40.00. N. W.
Burns 1 18.75. Crater Lake Motors
1.75. Standard Oil Co 3.96. Recordak
Corp. 191.87, Burroughs Corp. 45.83,
Copco 265.05. Otis Elevator Co. 89 40.
Office Stationery & Supply 20 25.
Columbia Ribbon & Carbon Pacific
1.63. St. Rose Industrial School 5.00.
Louise Home 10 00. Catholic Services
for Children 5 00. Children's Farm
Home 35 00. State Public Welfare
Comm. 55.280 00. Emerson's Television
& Radio Repair 15 00, School Dist. No.
49 47.81. W. E. Finzer & Co, 79 75.
Legal Directories Publishing Co. 5 00.
K. L. Janouch 187. Pierce Freight
Lines 2.39. J. W. Carr 100.00. Paulsen
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, on the 31st day of August,
1956. at the hour of 11:00 o'clock A.M..
of said day. at 3811 Crater Lake High
way, Medford, Jackson County. Ore
gon, will sell at private sale to the
highest bidder, terms cash, the follow
ing described personal property under
and by virtue of the terms of certain
chattel mortgages thereon executed to
Jerry Olson Mack Sales by Dwavne L.
Barnhart of Grants Pass, Oregon, to
wit: 1955 Mack Truck Model LTLSW
Serial No. LTL2D-22I0-D
Motor No. NT6B-138415
under chattel mortgage recorded In the
office of the Recorder in the County
of Multnomah at Portland, Oregon, on
Mav 18, 1955. and
1955 Mack Truck Model LTLSW
Serial No. LTL2D-21 63-D ,
Motor No. NHB-135692
under chattel mortgage recorded in the
office of the Recorder in the County
of Multnomah at Portland. Oregon, on
February 21, 1955. and the following
described personal property, to-wit:
1954 Lincoln Capri coupe
Motor No. 54LA6351H
under and bv virtue of the terms of a
certain conditional sales contract
thereon executed to Medford Motors
by Dwayne L. Barnhart of Grants Pass,
Oregon.
Jerry Olson Mack Sain
HYPNOTISM
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migraine headache. Insomnia,
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336 S. Rivenido. Medford. On.
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Stark Finance Go.
2739 No. 99 Phone 3-1817
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& Roles Lab. 14 30. A. W. Frisch. M D.
25.00. Hubbard Bros. 31.99. Oregon
Finance Officers Assn. 2.00, J. O.
Cheek 80 00. Assn. of Oregon Coun
ties 205 00. Keep Oregon Green Assn.
250.00. Pitney-Bowes 6 35. Medford
Hotel 19.70. Jewett Office Supply
4fi08. So. Ore. Title Co. 59 68. Ad
dressograph - Multigraph Corp. 3.41.
Zelierbach Paper Co. 74 10. Mrs. J. T.
Walker 15 00. Niagara Chemical Divi
sion 290.63. I. Huson 30 00, Northern
School Supply 3.82. Tri-County Office
Machines 225.00. Electronic Service
674 87. D. S. Collins 25 00. Medford
Printing 93 08. B. Axtell 5 25. R.
Vaughn 5 25. E. L Hoag 5 25. M. Dey
5 25. G. McKillop. 5 25. So. Ore. Live
stock Auction 39 00. A. E. Piazza
150.00. S. B. Harbison 150 00. Con
solidated Freightways 4.00. Davis
Transfer & Storage 4 89, Robinson.
Potter & Rtplev 197.20. Rayspray
2248 90. J Brandenburg 10 00. Kliever
Machine Shoo 5.75. Bryant's Key Shop
40. B. P. Hopkins i Federal Taxi
4918 07 (State Tax) 809 72. Public Em
ploves Retirement Board (Soc. Sec.l
1907.40. Nat. Hospital Assn. 310 35.
Rocue Vallev Physicians Service 98 98.
Public Emploves Retirement "system
811.05. Stale Industrial Accident
Comm. 283.23.
CIVIL DEFENSE FUND
J. H. Hicks 21120. L. M. Sherman
110.00. C. Hobbs 8.00. Columbia Utili
ties 25 50. Pacific Tel. & Tel. 9-75.
Electrical Products 40.00, Supt. of
Documents 2 25. R. Boley 4 00. Med
ford Radio Service 12 15. Postmaster
lflOO. B P Hopkins (State Taxi 4 40,
Public Employes Retirement Board
4 40. State Industrial Accident Comm.
16.
COURT HOUSE FUND
H. G. Carl Const. Co. 4371 81, Elec
trical Products 6.00, Trowbridge
Flynn 778 38.
EMERGENCY FUND
Calif. Real Estate Assn. 20 00.
MEDFORD LIBRARY FUND
Medford Library Fund 1200 73.
ROAD FUND
Payments for supplies, services and
equipment for Jackson County Road
Dept. :
A Malone 171 88. D. C. Carver
67 96, Copco-3 60. Pierce Freight Line
26.73. Portland Motor Transport 803 90.
Southern Pacific Co. 2041 50. Oregon
Liquid Gas 104 60. Medford Concrete
Const. Co. 1595.16. Courtesv Chevro
let 8 02. Firestone Stores 1 65. Mr
Cormick Farm Equip. Store 207.52.
Medford Radiator Service 11.75, Med
ford Saw Shop 9 00, Tide Water
Assoc. Oil Co. 108 00, Shell Oil Co.
579.1.66. Senter Tool Service 18 50.
Coronet Sign & Di-splav Service 17.25,
V. A. Bower 15.60, Pacific Feed &
Seed 10.00. J. E. Smith 77.00. Rogue
River Sand & Gravel Co 36 00. CltV
of Ashland 4.30. R. C. Price 3B8.70,
Transport Clearings 615 00. Rogue
Equip. Sales 876 04, B. P. Hopkins
(Federal Tax) 17.10 State Tax 5 36
Public Employes Retirement Board
iSoc. Sec.) 5.36.
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