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' TWELVE MEDrORD (OREGON) MkdforwXtribune v ' . -Jar if ' . : : rf ' ' - C FIGHTING FOR THE H1GHT PRIVILEGE of appoarms; "r their respective conferences in the annual Rose Bowl classic, are Stanford versus Oregon State and Minnesota against Iowa. At the left, above, Iowa sets up a touchdown with a long pass reception on Minnesota's nne.-yard line. At the right, Oregon State's great wing back, Earnel Durden, is caught in mid-air by Stanford's Paul Camera. (International Soundphoto) Carter Favored In Video Tussle New York 'UP' Harold Carter of Linden. N. J., sixth ranking heav weight .contender, .is favoid at 4 1 to beat substi tute Young Jack Johnson of Los Angeles tonig!t in their 10 rounder at Madison Square Gar den. It will be televised and broad cast nationally NBC at 10 p.m. EST. Unranked Johnson, in his East ern debut, is substituting'for big Boli. Baker of Pittsburgh fifth ranker, who withdrew Monday because of the grjppe. Tvu;tonsin has 18,219 acres of state parks. LEGAL NOTICES No. 82S ' N O T 1 I' F C THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON FOR JACK- INhTHECMATTER OF THE ESTATE MAURICE SHERWOOD SPATZ. also known s I S. Spnlz.-Dcceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the unTsisiiFd adtninistratna of the hove estai has filed herein her final rtport and account and that Monday. December H. 11156. at 9 :30 o clock a m. al the jrourthoune in the city of Med ford in said county, has been fixed bv the ohve named court a the time Kid place for hearing objections to said final report and account and for the examination and allowance Uiere- "'bated and first published thi 16lh day of November. 1936. " CLARICE MARIE SPATZ, Administratrix NEFf. FROHNMAYER i LOWRY Attorney for Administratrix N..TI1K OF SU.K OF PKR0A 1-HOPKKTV AT I'I BI.IC A I 1 11 ON NOTICE IS HEREBY- GIVEN hat under and bv virtue of the laws, of the State of Arizona and under and by virtue of the provisions of that certain conditional sale contract ex ecuted bv Robert Adorjan on the J6 dav of April 1SSS which i! i now in. default, the undersigned. FIRST NA TIONAL BASli OF ARIZONA. PHOE NIX will on the 23 day of November !V6' al the hour of ten o'clock A NT.. at the premises known as C A- H GARAGE 6th & Fir Sts. MEDFORD. Oregon Publicly offer for sale, and sell to the highest bidder at aid sale, for cash in lawful money o the United States of America, the follow ing personal property which is de scribed in the instrument aforesaid, to-wit' 1S"6 Ford 4 dr Serial No. M6LT144787 in satisfaction of the bal ance of the indebtedness now due under said instrument, amounting at the date hereof to $2468 80 plus in terest attorney s -fee. and costs- and expenses of repossession and sale, anil that the rights of the anove named persons in said property will be fore closed thereby ... o DATED at Phoenix. Arizona this 8 day ol November. l!i:6 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ARl.ON'A, PHOENIX Bv R W. PETERSON, a Collection Supervisor - NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Curt 'of the State of Orecon for the County of Jackson. Probate Department In the Matter of the Estate of Beulah -T Faber. Deceased. No. t922 "NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ttiat the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the e-t.ite of Beulart T. Faber. Deceased, and all persons having claim against kaid estate are hereby notified to pre .scnt the same, with proper vouchers, at the office of Kenneth G. Denman. attornev lor the undersigned. 128 East Main Street. Medfmd. Oreon. w itnin six months trom the date hereof. c Dated and first published this 2nd dav of November. 1 956. EVERETT A. FABER. Administrator NOTICE OK ELECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Sanitarv Board of the SOUTH BEAR. CREEK SANITARY DISTRICT has ordered an election to be held in said Dat net on December 3. 1956. for the purpose of electing one member to tlw Sanitary Board of said Dist rict to serve for a term of fhree years. The polling oiace for said ejection , in designated as Camp-UrRest. 3761 Sou:b Pacific Highway. Medford. J OrtMton. and the polls shall be open ! from 8 o clock A M .. Standard Orecon 1 Time, until -8 o'clock P.M. Siandard iOreear Ttnie t DATED and first published Novem 1 i ber 2. 1956. I MARGARET SMITH , Secretary. South Bear Creek Smurv District NOTICE Tn the Circu Court of ttte State ot Orecon for Jackson County In the Matter of the Estate of Nettie A. Vit, deceases. " ' Notice is hereby Riven, that the undersigned has filed his Final Ac c -unt in the above entitled matter, and the above entitled Court has fixed the 17;h dav f -Decenrher. 1956 at 10 O'cioc' A M in the Circuit Court f-oni in the Court Houe in Medford.. Ort-gnn. a the tine and place for b'nnnf? ob-ertions to said Final Ac count and for the settlement thereof. E V Kellogg Executor Skysinan. Ouolitte & Heisel Attorneys.- for Estate. MAIL TRIBUNE - A - 4 "--v,W .: Dick Jamieson Opens Big Leeds in Race for Small College Honors New York iU.R Bradley's Dick Jamieson has opened up big leads m the- race for small college honors in total offense and passing. The 190-pound sophomore, i ho completes his season against Valparaiso this week end, com pleted 15 of 27 passes for 347 yards in last Saturday's 33-27 victory over Washington of St. Louis to give him a season's total offense figure of 1.604 yards on 185 plays. Jamieson also leads in passing with 79 completions, 18' touchdowns and 1,495 yaTds. Bill Engelhardt of Omaha is second to Jamieson in total of fense 'with 1.398 yards while Bob Webb of St. Ambrose is second in passing with 77 com pletions, 14 touchdowns and 1,278 yards. Bill Rhodes of Colorado West ern tops .the rushers with 1,075 yards in 117 carries followed by Norm Jarock of St. Norbert and Walt Livingston of Heidelberg, each with 1.000 yards gained. Bob Martin of Bates leads the scorers with 99 points, followed by Al Frazier of Florida A&M with 96. ETHICAL PROJECT Omaha. Neb. U.R) The 33 firms making up the Nebraska Iowa Home Improvement Con tractors Assn. are forming a com mittee to fisht "bait advertis ing" and- other unethical prac tices in their trade. The group has enlisted support of the Bet ter Business Bureau. Seaeram's 1 J 1 American whiskey at its finest . . and because it masters the art of pleasing so many tastes so perfectly, Seagram's 7 Crown is America's favorite whiskey preferred by more than 2 to 1 over any other brand. Say Seagram's and be 5ux Seagram-Distillers Company, New York City. Blended Whiskey. 86.8 Proof. 65 Grain Neutral Spirits. Friday, November It. 1S5I BOWLING 4 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Clave Construction won the first round of the Commercial Bowling League this week but was hard pressed by Cubby's Drive-In which won second spot only' a half game behind the leaders. Hijh series was rolled by Pat Patterson of Star Body Works with 618 and Duane Lub bers 603. Standings: IV. L. Clave Construction Co. 33 '2 14 '2 Cubby's Drive-in 33 15 Morning fresh Works 30 18 Star Body Works 25 i3 22 '2 Alexander-Brown Insurance 21 24 Qualitv Market 2:i 2." Table Rock Lumber 23 25 Descrr Lumber Co 22 26 Mail Tribune 2D 28 Crater Electric 1M 29 Crater Lske Motors 13- 30 Bates Candy Co 16 32 Results: Lubby'c 4 A-B 6 Schneiaer 5R8 Sneers 550 Meyers 54H Boone 436 Brooks "H8 GuJdan 4."1 Ramsby 5!7 Green 534 White 534 Knapp 500 2873 2030 Desert Lmbr. 1 T. R. Lbr. . 3 Bex 446 Gardner 549 f'ehl 533 Freeman 520 Smith 482 O Connor 502 Knox 521 Schroeder 4H8 Henson 474 Sullivan 544 2476 2613 Star Body 3 Quality Mkt. I Thompson 517 Lubbers 603 Bohannon 513 Huston 473 Christianfcon 580 Kyker 477 Graha m 540 Henderson 535 Patterson 618 Wise 5d2 2798 2rj7j (rater Electric J Mail Tribune 3 Knapp 470 Spaunhorst 572 Dorll 484 Mat he 450 McCormack 532 Liddell 514 Vallee 4rt'j Monscy 540 H. Alien 509 Anderson 5-- 2404 2618 M. F. Bread 0 Llave Const. 4 Beck 450 V. Allen 519 Cabler 555 Olsen 445 Barry 485 Chapman 554 Siunn 390 Clave 573 Spain 531 Burroughs 535 2411 2526 C. I.. Motors 2 Bates Candy 2 Veswcy 504 Dinnck 451 Canriun J. Weber 325 Coleman 458 D. Weber 475 Monroe 474 Lenz 535 Farrar 550 Dixon 490 2545 249b ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE Medford Mufflers dropped three games to Team No. 8 to finish the first round in third place. Darrell Miller co. took four games from Hires Root Beer to take over second spot Bill Evans rolled a 602 for high series, and Dave Kreer had a 223 for high game. Standings: . L. Team No. 8 31 17 Darrell Miller Co ... 30 18 Medford Mufflers 29 19 Hires Root Beer 2ti'2 21'. State Forest Patrol 26'3 21 Andy's Jewelers 26 22 PickelTs Real Estate 25 23 U.S. National Bank 22 '26 Telephone Employees 19'2 2b'j City Appliance , 18 20 Moore Steel Co 17',2 20-- Khever's Machine Shop .... 17 21 Results: Med. .Mufflers 1 Team Eipht 3 J. McDulUe 498 A. Walker 459 N. Aitken 4H0 B, Evans 602 D. Vance 425 M. Walker 380 W. Walker 448 R. Cooley 377 P. Antony 490 G. Burroughs 547 Handicap 426 Handicap 420 2747 2785 Hire 0 Durrell Miller 4 D. riwan 460 J. Haven 473 K. Shaw 513 W. Fischer 474 D. Coats 435 C. Brown 442 H. Dunficy 353 H. Wyatt 481 G. Ault 443 L. Webster 444 Handicap 351 Handicap 417 2560 2731 Andy's I Forest Patrol 3 T. Anderson 46ti b. Van Hov 534 D. Kline 44(i d. Stockton 474 D. Johnson 4lti b. Moran 360 R. Bales 504 G. Lavton 414 C. Enc.son 511 J Bradish 50ti Handicap 366 Handicap 525 2799 2R13 as the X arts... Crown is Pickelfs 3 D. Pickell 821 R. Wallace 475 H. Withrow 576 C. McWhorter 479 D. Kreer 5f.fi Handicap 35 1 2998 T. E. A. A. J. Ma run B. Doescher M. Walker H. Rickman. J. Strobe! Handicap 503 387 477 562 480 2861 City Appliance 0 L. S. Bank 4 P. Shater 441 D. Gladleiter 364 A. Richter 444 A. Looer 473 F Eastwood 410 Handicap 642 2774 Moore Steel Co. 0 Klievers 4 M. Jacobson 47o i. Isaacs 485 B Lucas 3i7 T. Van Sickle 529 D Turner 503 Handicap 486 27U0 EVERGREEN LEAGUE Hunter and Best Sawmill won the first round in the Evergreen Bowling League by splitting a 2-2 series ith the 2nd place team, Eastside Market. Rick Wallace of Picard's had high series of 563. Standings: Hunter-Best Sawmill Eastside Market Picard's Jewelers Donna Timber Glower's Golden Eajile Tru Mix Medford Plaza Apts Chuck's Pump Service Medford Blowpipe Co Medford Steel Co United States National Bank Big Y Market W. L. 34 14 31 17 28 20 28i, 20i2 27', 20 , 25 23 23 21 23 25 22 26 17 31 18ia "9'3 11 37 Results: U.S. Bank Doty Humphrey Gleaves Rader Monteith Handicap 3 510 422 369 Biff Y Market 1 T Icr 463 Burton 487 Lyons 381 O'Malley 343 Gifiord 423 Blowpipe Matthiesen Whitney L. Johnson Reich Applegate 1 529 472 402 3i2 448 Medford Plaza 5 Weis Trout Gassner Armes Masterson Handicap 422 442 421 521 397 69 2272 Hunter-Beit Russell Braaten Sorber Croucher Paul Kastsidt ? Cox Harder Pyle Carter Flick Handicap 461 4;iJ 405 458 452 455 Chuck Couch P. ConEins Andersen C. C ok pins Kreer Handicap Medford ! Sorenson Erwin Eastfjate Hopkins Smith 427 406 Picard's Wallace R. Picard G. Picard Bales Morgan t lower's Pane, sun O. Johnson Shorey Amaro Lenz Handicap 3 5.. 425 398 461 555 16 2409 1 45; 442 481 467 2245 5t3 446 Donna Timor. Lewis Gunn Wirth Wilkins Handicap 41 i 445 54b 289 2l 48 2272 'tru Mix Snedden Lees Baize LuiiuninRi Bell U of 0 Harriers Capture Diadem Portland UR) The Univer sity of Oregon's cross-country team again won the Oregon col legiate title here yesterday by posting 26 points to 45 for run nerup Oregon State. However, Portland univer sity's Jim Senko finished first in the field of more than 20 run ners with a time of 16:28 for the three-miles. Portland fin ished third with 59 and South ern Oregon fourth with 87. 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