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Newspaper Page TextO O o o 27-fDJSINfjS DIRECTORY Pump Service J.TrV PUilP tKPVIL ,rv P .4;; i'.T-o for E'.'rr'. Putdoic 0 j.t.e, Re:. & P.eaair V.:i aivj ijr:.J vour v.il O 6aoe Electric Motors ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Iici nn GE Mot or Motor Rewinding n'l Repainn Septic Tank " iffBroRrj-septic tajsl & CONSTRUCTION Concre'e drain field. Licrosed.A ruaranteed Ditch ci'inti:K Urt(Vn'c work. LeRfA and iin-ard Calkins " SANITATION SERVICE Li censed it Ermdd j Darril f-ins-- O K Conk. in ROt 'NO 8'N RETE SEPTIC LA N'KS Comii.erfial tanit. i.i nes' DRAIN MELDS MtENCH DRAINS La:d snd Repaired Alft A;i S';it MJA Cnrtct LOW CObT HNANCINf: Terrtil to Mpet Your Nee A TANKS PLMPED TRENCHING EXCAVATION Ltiad.nF it Corr:prfsKor Work Frre Letirr,-.te3 Guaranteed Work Pnoiit 1 -:i7'' Lne Pine Rd, " CASPER'S SeptuP'ann o umo d and cleaned IANKS INSTALLED Drain v.'jt'K Free n;pecUon Lo t oncts No rr.iiee charjre 24 Hours write Local Wa il vet Dial 1 rJ-GKI8 fffCK "S Rl R Al DISPOSAL SERVICE Septic tarns DuniDed and repaired Tsnm installed to Stale pejcifica tionii anv from 500 gallon up 0 Sou re cone ret Domestic or Com mercial tanks Diain field laid free estimates and inspection Ail O work jfuaranteed Phone M R Dick) Gust 3-145 Medlord. MirCMELl SEPTIC TANK AND CESSPOOl SERVICE Tanks clean ed and repaired drain and sewere l-eid Nw tan :s in;. tailed All work euarnUM Phone ri-Iltfi Services k Repairi THE LAMP SHOP Specializ-es in electril vi K your vas-B. iigurincs At trophies. We reniodci & rvttutr all types of lamps F'honr 2-47."l 3 WALTS SPECIALTY Texaco Service Minor tune-up. Riverside & Jack5on Ph. 3-3337 CRAWFORD GAAGE DOOR Hdqtra Rcpair-?rf.e-Servlce Residential Commercial doors Op- erators serving Jackson-Josephine Co Dll eves GR-9-143H collect I plumbing RnOOK'S ELECTRIC PLUMBING DEPT. For fast courteous and efficient serv'iue. on all vour plumbing prob lem rail 2-.2ri1 Tree Seric ORE-CAI. TREE SERVICE The ONLY tr, srvic operated bv RAY t'MA MBER LIN CALL I S FOR top quality topping, trimming, re moving trarLsplantiOZ and tree sur ferv in grneral at reasonable prices ATTENTION don't put it off now ts the time to condition vour soil for those ailing trees ,hruns lawns, etc We have a COMPLETE SOIL CON DITIONER to apply for vou. Our services guaranteed satisfactory $-e estimates Licensed and insured ORE-C Al. Tree Service Pif 2-80.12. Asphalt & Cement Paving CONCRETE WORK SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS PATIOS BRICK WORK Ho Mwn P;vnienU Terms to auit Th. Ashland 2-t;:ih7 Collect. ORK(;ON HOME !MPimVEME.NTCO. j FOR WAI45S driveways, patins and all fiat Mxrk. and lust a Special Re minder let us repair that broken dangerous sidewalk before someone ts hurt CALL ORE-CAL Tree Service and Cement work by Ray ChamhTiin. Ph 2-8052 JOHN JORE" " Cement Contractor Pa s sideualks. driveways Free esiiiiiaies on nil tvpe of "concrete construction. Ph. 2-5563. 80S Ber tie ust . ASPHALT PAVING Driveways motels parking area!, mill yards roads and Industrial floors Free esti mates Work guaraeed Rogut Rtver Paving Co Ph Medlord 2-40:1', Fuel iOC" fireplace fast dehverj. U htnolf ood Dial for sale. 2-6723. For I Joe . Painting SPRAY unting roofs houses general painting Free estimates Sullivan Bros 219 S Ivy. Phone 2-9851 PAINTING Brush or Spray Free estimates and terms A Q Murphj Phone 2-K5!13 or 2-9143 TV It Radio Repair V?Sn,'rf- T ?FR.VCE co 1 utei Hi am to 8 JO pro t3'i v. Mam ph 3-34116 Loans NEED MONtr FOR BOTHERSOME BILLS? Reduce High Payments Bring your money problems lo Being a local ly individually owned and operated Co. we are not hindered by rigid rules and regulations in solving them to your satisfaction. Prompt, service courteous, yndersanding ; SINCE 1S Phone ahead for one-stop service OREGON FINANCE CO Cralenan "heater Bldg 43 S Central Pb 2-4433 Pesii and Termite Control n TERMITES u Call Paramount Pest Control In-pert he're buying Ph 2-9701 LOYD Tcriru:e Coiurol Protect voutoi h.-ime from ter Th Ah 2-7.V i-.ltc- Free inspection Foundation work Sransportation jl5riNS(S' TRUCK LINES PO Box 407 Medlord Ore Trucking service between So Ore gon & ail ooinLs In Ore Also Inter state to Calit on building materials fi machinery Vans, flat-beds lum ber trucks & trailers & low-bed equipment available Ph 2-6022. ATHEL I!1'PP Dl'DLEY INC TJ!l CK TRANSPORTATION P es Box 242 Medford Oregon 1CC-MC 7:6'2 Rapid transportation be vien Southern Oregon and points and places in Calif on all building materia s heivv machinery and livestock Ph Medtord Ore 2-4174 Generator! Starters Gen-erator-Siarter repairs & exchange Armature winding Sheet Metal IF TIN3 AT? CrmditioruiiiJ Tbciic1-.. Down Spcuts DEALER tor We- Furnaces TALOR SHEET MfTAI 2-634 Oil Burner Service rR:v oil bTrm.nceattrT" 4:h A. r -ont 2-5296 KKNNFDN Ft El OH Building & Construction RF MODELING Room Additions Cabinets Cera-Tic Tt'.e Patios Car Ports Fire Places N- Down Pavment Terms to suit Ph AMand 2-o3S7 Collect Oregon Hon.c Improvement Co E'-rnode'-.rg Pa:ntir:r Taping Teytunnj Call NOROWICK. Fa. Jacjuoavii-e 9-S54 7 1-1 sr. If til HiIt St .V-.U ZJ ' W s I 'W-'i ,i , 1- -n'n Virt ue .1 S-jSiull ? ! . . .1- c,;- u;v. Cohnnl TViwnov. Cal.. chief . ,-. E,Sv -4 warren, viulji;. President Being Advised to Keep Out of Senate Filibuster Dispute By LYLE C. WILSON ! to prevent the senate next wek : ers included, voted to abandon Cnited Presi Correspondent from re-adopting for the 85th the traditional convention rule Washington (U P) Presi- session the rules which have that a presidential nomination dent Eisenhower is being advised j been in force in one form or . required a two-thirds vote. A to keep hands off the angry Sen-1 ,,'KJ!J''Ji!12 ate filibuster 1 dispute which will begin! shortly after 12 n o o ji, Thursday. J.n. j 3. C o n g r ess I convenes at that hour. It probably would be to the long hau. political advantage of the Re publican party if Mr. Eisenhower supported efforts to change the c p:, :l, ..l o.. arx I !ie rule changed, j The rule is IS'o. 22 about '.'.hich ! a groat deal will be heard from j Washington next month and ethereaftpr. Rule 22 jacrmits a Senate filibuster on any subject for so long as senators may de sire unless 64 of them join in a vote to impose cloture. Cloture means closing and. in this rn stance, it would mean closing of the filibuster. It has proved impossible in practice to obtain such an abso lute two-thirds Senate majority to c?ose debate. It probably will f?e impossible in the future. Therefore, senators interested in enacting civil rights legislatioei in the up-coming 85ti Congress fc.I. ' i seek a new approach to what Franklin D. Roosevelt and his some persons would regard as a : political manager. James A. Far cag on 3enate debate. I ley, deprived the South of that Re-Adoption Opposed j convention veto. At their com- These interested senators hope inand the delegates. Southern- JU The Good Indian! The Presbyterians of Neah Bay have an inspiring history. It was well told in a recent is sue of Presbyterian Life, by Mary Ann' Gcleres, v.th photo graphs. Heroic on the cover stood a Makah Indian high-rigger ci Crown Zcllerbach's Neah Bay T?e Farm Luke Markish tum, mighty logger, free citi zen, servant of Christ aire this was the descriptive caption: 'High-Rigger Luke Marfiish- turn . . . supervises a crew, work- , , nig loO to 200 feet above ground to trim. ep and install high line cables on spar trees for tree farm log harvesting. Mr. Mark ishrum is a member of the Ma kah tribal council and sings in the choir of the Neah Bay (Pres byterian Church . . ? " The article, entitled "Isolated but Integrated.'' sketched the transition of the Makahs from a tribe of warriors and ocean going fishermen into individual Christians, citizens toilers of the 4Vrests. living on equal terms and in harmony with their white neighbors in a community of 750 persons. Rugged People Neah Bay is northward price located on of a wrist of i, .u,-., c.n., cr to iUt ti-ccte . - . in a monumental list wun jui ting knuckle Cape Flattery. 27-BUSINESS DIRECTORY House Moving MEDFORD HOL'SE MOVING Hou.ei moved, raised, leveled. Foundations installed Free estimates. Ph. 2-4244 or 3-1078 RELIABLE HOUSE MOVERS Houses moved, raised A: leeeled Foundations installed Wrecking Ph 2-r,V,4 or 3-"4'9 Granite ft Top Soil TOP SOlt. SANDY LOAM Creek ran gravel Ph. 3-3071 or 2-4317 A L. "Tex" Nastv o Granite. Creek Ruif Gravel. Fill Dirt Prompt Delivery CHARLES BENNETT. Ph. 2-251 1 GRANITE Loading or Delivering LUCK'S & WILBER1 LL'U. Phone 3-NO-4-1489 FINEST Bear Creek too soil Creek run gravel pit run and crushed eranite Prompt delivery Dump trucks tor hire Estimate .adiv civen Jim N uncs P h 3-4S33 GRANITE CRl SHtD 1 PiT Rl N I OADLD OR DELIVERED R G LULL Ph 3-4751 TOP SOIL I-.il dirt, fraiute and creek run gravel Tractor and Cat dozer and loader tor hire Austin L King Trucking Phone 2-7258 or 2-4167 CRUSHED ROCK SAND & GRAVEL M C UNINGER 4c SONS Phone 2-5336 or 2-58157 Beads Resrrung PEARLS & BEADS RESTRUNG SA.NTO s agate shop 441 s sum -f TT-.-t ll'.n Cninr Mitrh v, "S tali iriMti V.rilv w another during the preceding . years. Specifically, they want to 1 get rid of Rule 22 Tne arguments for and against thS adoption of new rules are technical as they have been stated so far. These technicalities will be explained in subsequent United Press, stories. The realis tic political questions involved are these: Shall the Senate change its i rules in such manner as to pre-'1 vent the minority of southern Democrats from organizing a fili buster? A filibuster unquestion ably would prevent enactment of civil rights legislation. No rule change; no civil rights legisla tion". It is as simple as that. Shall the southern and nor mally democratic states be de prived by a change in Senate rules of the last important re minder of the power they once enjoyed within the Democratic party? There has not been much pub lic discussion of this latter phase of the filibuster dispute. These, however, are the facts: Fot 100 years, or thereabouts, until 1936, the states of the so called solid South enjoyed a veto power over nominations in Democratic national conventions. Ended With FDR VT0F7M Woods mz STEVENS the nation's northwest corner, a rSmpart to watch. Southward across the wrist in Mukkaw Bay and the foam ing sea. Up the forearm are the 36 square miles of the Makah Indian reservation, enclosing stands of spruce, cedar, hem lock and fir. The Makahs are a strong branch of the Nootkas of West ern Vancouver Island, who ern Vancouver Island, who were ver and Gray. Througei thou sands of years the Makahs were a tribe untamed by the Haidah marauders, from the northern is lands. When the white discover ers came in the ships of Spain and then under American, Brit is?! and French and Russian flags the Makahs met peaceful ap proaches with friendly aid and fellowship. JIakah canoe builders were master craftsmen. The women were weave e who excelled in the fabrication of garments from the sot inner bark of the west ern red cedar tree. The weapons, tools and equipment of whaling that the Makahs employed were the work of artisans who had mastered skills and processes envolved through centuries, ehe Whale Hunters Makah whaling was an enter prise of valor and skill in the crew of an ocean-going canoe, reinforced by team training. The harpoonist was the mast er hunter. The weapon he whip ped away at a whale when the canoe had closed up to striking distance carried a stout cedar bark rope in its flight a length of some 20 feet. A seal-bladder float was at tached to the rope's free end. The struck whale wuuld dive. ; then rise lo breaehe. Again a i float was harpooned to the I whale, who again would dive and come up for air. A third Tiarpoon was thrown, with rope I uncurling after it. This process wae neopatpd until the u-halp j was exhausted by the labor of'i i.drijwing the increasing load of inflated seal bladders doven in h?e .frenzied dive?, and by loss es of blood. Death lunged for the hunters in every giant swipe from thf tail of a harpooned leviathan or (mm the slap of a fen. The tow ing of a whale to the beach was always a dull, grim, grinding siege of hard and perilous la bor, with the human lives in the cedar canoe ever endanger ed by changes in wind and wea ther. There were times when it ! took a week to beach the body. rhool. DownPV. Cal., .ur .chool, to mere majority vote thereafter j has been sufficient to nominate. ; benate Rule 22. however, con- j maximum of S!)4.50 a year, tinued to provide organized! The present rate is 2 per cent. Southerners with a veto on con- or a maximum of SR4. Emplov gressional legislation. . ers. who must match contribu- Now it is proposed to change ! tions of their cmplovees. will Rule 22. The rule probably will iaIs0 have to pav the higher rate, survive. If it is abandoned, how- Sn ,: ,nj, ' rcrini ever, the New Deal-Fair Deal I leftwing Democratic elements of the north will ram down south- em throats not only candidates tle South dislikes, but legisla tion tne south detests. If that comes to pass, look for a southern speed-up toward a two party system and a new day in U.S., politics in which not only fjepublican presidential candidates, but' congressional candidates as well, may hope to carry southern states and dis tricts. Saarlanders Stage Parades; Celebrate j Return to Germany I Saarbruecken, Sarr . (U.R) i Jubilant Saarlanders staged vil i lage parades today to celebrate their return to the West German republic after 11'. 2 years of French control. The tiny territory, caught for 40 years in a tug-of-war between Germany and France return to West Germany at one minute after midnight. But already some of the 970. 000 Saarlanders were jumping the gun to greet the occasion. They began their New Year's Eve celebration this morning and planned to carry it right up until midnight. Calm Transfer The calm transfer of the 900.-square-mile coal and steel area will be in sharp contrast to the stormy days of 1935 when Adolf Hitler grabbed the Saar after a plebiscite in which a 90 per cent vote was cast for reunion with ! Germany. The new treaty whereby France agreed t give up the Saar was signed on Oct. 27. It re-" moved a major source of trouble between the two neighboring na tions. The 970.000 inhabitants of the Saar are alrnost unanimously German-speaking and their ties are with Germany. It will become the tenth state of the German federal republic ' arid will be represented in both houses of the Bonn Parliament. It will vote in the forthcomieig national elections in September. Duty Free But until Jan. V 1960, the ter ritory still will use French money and will have the strange situation of French customs of ficers inspecting and taxing Ger man goods moving into one of its own states. French goods will come in duty free. However tfce Saar postal and railroad services will be taken over by West Ger many. In three 'ears the territory will transfer to a German economy. Two Irish Groups Outlawed by Act ; Belfast. Northern Ireland 'U.R Northern Ireland Saturday outlawed two Irish nationalist organaizations Sinn Feie (Our selves Alone) and Finna Uladh Warrior? of Ulster) under its Special Powers Act. Both organizations allegedly support the outlawed Irish Re publican Army, which has raid ed Northern Ireland installations with guns and bombe in recent weKS Northern Irclanc? police raid ed Sinn Fein headquarters here Friday night, and seized docu ments and records. Members of both organizations now are li able to imprisonment. Finna Ularh is the political wing of Faor Uladhg Free Ul ster. Both organizations are com mitted to fight for union of Nor thern Ireland with the Republic of Ireland to the south. Use Tribune Want Ads Easy, Just Dial 2-614 1 Social Security Taxes Go Up (or 55 Million Workers Washington U.R'. Social Se curity taxes are going up Tues day for more than 55 million job-holders and about five mil lion employers. At the same time, the armed forces will begin deducting so cial security Taxes tor tne tirst tunc liuin me ytty ui ..0 niuuuii j servicemen. I Congress earlier this year in separate actions: 1. Raised payroll taxes, effec tive Jan. 1, to finance the new disability insurance benefit which, it added to the social se curity program. About nine out of 10 of the country's 65.3 mil lion jobs are covered by social security and will be hit by the tax boost. 2. Brought servicemen perma nently into the social security program as part of a program of providing broader military sur vivor aijd retirement benefits. Government Collects Starting Tuesday, the govern ment will begin collecting from workers 2' 4 per cent of the first S4.200 of nnual earnings, or An estimated 7 million self covered by ; employed persons the program will pay 3 3 8 per cent, or a maximum of S157.50 annually. Triey now pay 3 per cent, or a maximum of S126. The higher tax will cause a reduction in take home pay of almost 50 million employees as soon as they receive their first paycheck for January work. Military personnel will be hit at the same time. Employers who pay quarterly won't feel the higher tax until April. Self-employed persons who pay annually won't feel it until they file their income tax return for 1957 in April, 1958. Hitler Officially Listed as Dead Berlin (U.R) Adolf Hitler I was listed as officially dead j Saturday. ' Cases No. 29049 anct 29050 j were the last recorded for 1956 , in the records of West Germany's I central registrar's office. No. i 29049 was Eva Braun. Hitler's I mistress and wife of a few hours. I No. 29050 was Hitler. I The case had dragged on for nearly 12 years because neither body ever was found. Survivofs : of the last days of the third j reich testified that the two I bodies were burned after Hitler i and Eva killed theriselves in the bunker of the rcichschancel lery as Russian troops closed in around Berlin. For Aef'on, Use Tribune Want Ads FOR Cornice Rejects AND Newtown Apples MYRON ROOT and CO. 663 SOUTH GRAPE The Shortest Distance Between Buyer and Seller A Classified Ad in The Mail Tribune Convenient Order Form For Quick Results Write Yur Ad Below 1 Word to a Space Cost Appears to Right of Last Word An Average Word Contains t Letters. Name end Address Count the Same as Other Words. Mail Now to Classified Ad Dept., MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, 0regon Please. run my ad for DAYS in THE MAIL TRIBUNE under Classification I enclose $ in full payment NAME PHONE ADDRESS . '. City or Town ! Monday, December 31, 1958 Gas Price War Ends In Eugene Area Eugene U.R) A gas price war here that made motorists happy but had (Sealers scraping to keep their stations open, came to a close Saturday after four inonths of bargain prices. llany dealers hauled in their cut-rate signs Saturday and booMed tne pump prices of their fuel five cents a gallon. Regular gas was selling for 32.9 cents a gallon at most stations by Satur day night and ethyl gas 3 to 5 cents higher. Spokesmen said the price war was halted when majer gasoline distributors announced an end to their payment of subsidies to dealers. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY MUST SACRIFICE Admiral TV phon ograph radio combuiation. Excellent condition S125 Leaving town. 603 N. Bartlett. Apt. 2. upstairs. ORCHARD1STS If you wish to buy, sell or trade, please come in or give us a call as ue hae.dle large, small oa medium sine blocks. We also have some good ranch listings as well as homes, both in town and suburban. SPENCER-BAGLEY AGENCY Realtors - 224 W fith St.. iHollv Theatre Bldg.j Phone 2-6076 After hrs. phone 3-5705 LIVESTOCK WANTED Beef & feeder cattle. Dairy & springer heiiers. ALSO bulLs lor rent by mo. or yr. IKE DERRICK Ph. NO-4-2593 LOST Black Pom male. 1 blind eye. Mistress grieving. Please return. Re ward. 903' W 11th. Georgia Fischer WANT TO BUY ACREAGE I prefer ably with housei between Medford & Grants Pass on river. Write Box 1148. Elko. N'evada: FOR SALE 1946 HUDSON. Good con- dition. Reasonable. Ph. 3-3777. FOR RENT 2-bdrm unfurn. house in Talent. Ph 3-2777 Medtord. SELL OR TRADE for older model" equity in 1956 Buick Special 4-dr sedan. One owner. Perlcct. Alter 5 p.m. Call 3-1288 FOR SALE 36 Chev. pick up 1346 Dixie Lane. FOn RENT 2-bdrm house, l' baths. Furn S83. Ph 2-2224 LOST White wire-haired terrier, fe male, anjw-ers to name of Judy Please call Jean Hart 2-8992 or 2-2206 FOR SALE Young laying hens, $1.25 each. Misc. poultry equipment. Ph Ashland 2-8968. FOR SALE Pickup truck 4 speed box. reasonable. 17" table model TV, good picture. 646 Manzanita, Cen tral Point. FOR SALE: Under seat car heater, $8. Ph. 3-2685. LEAVING for San Antonio. Texas, Jan. 3. wanted assistant chauffeur. P h3 -3 79th FOR RENT 2-bdrm. furn. house in Phoenix. S80. Water pd. Ph. 3-2647. EXPERT OIL BURNER SERVICE MEDFORD FUEL Ph 2-2111 'MOBIL.HEAT" OPEN HOUSE ON NEW YEAR'S DAY. Just completed, brand new 3-bdrm. at 1456 Whitman Ave. near Jeffer son School. Forced air heat. Bent built & priced home in town, with low down payment. Should see. Ph 2-r57.. GREEN FIR SLABS Big Double Loads MEDFORD FUEL Tel. 2-2111 LIME Our price includes spreadinr service. Gold HiU 5-9245 Agncuj tural Lime Distributing Co BEAUTIFUL lxR V-rustie redwood paneling. $175 M. 3x6 clear beveled redwood siding S125 M. No. 4 and better re-saw sheathing. $40. M. Free Delivery NORTON LUMBER CO Phoenix Ph. 3-2888 FOR SALE 3 rm. house on 1 acre. Elec. pump. Full price S3.000 or iv equily $1.500. Ph. TA-6-2765. ' SAWDUST" For Sawdust Burnera MEDFORD FUEL Tel I-rill SALE MEDFORD (OREGON) TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOCKER BEEF. Grain cut i wrapped. Ph. 2- fcd. 31c lh.. 2555 or 3-54T3. I FOK SALE 7" table saw with acces- 5ories. In good condition. Ph. 7321 WE HAVE some very good wild bird feed It's a mixture of thincs besides seed When the weather is bad It ill make them leel Rlad Got a lot of good things that Thev ni-ed RBW. SHARP S DAIRY SI PPI.Y ir? from Holly Theatre BEARDEN S BAKERY w,Tl be open for business Wed. Jan. 2. IAl'L EDWARDS formerly of Savior's Barber Shop is now emploved at Central Barber Shop 12 So. Central. Come in & see Paul. "Oft. TO BURN" MOB1LHEAT We give SfvH Green Stamps MEDFORD FUEL Ph 2-2111 . 1 EGAL NOTICES No. i4-794-E NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH STATE OK OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY. In the matter of the petition of PAUL CULBERTSON. J. G CAM ERON and ALBERT E. HUENERS. constituting the Board of Direflors of the MEDFORD IRRIGATION DIS TRICT, for judicial examination and judgment as to the regularity and legality of the authorization of the Repavment Contract with the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, dated August 1. 1955. and as to the validity of said contract. To Medlord Irrigation District and to 11 freeholders, assessment payers and legal voters therein: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you. and each of you are hereby notified to appear in the above entitled court pnd cause within ten days from and after the full publica tion of this notice and contest validity of any of the acts or things set forth in petitioners' petition on iile herein, and ha if you fail so to appear and contest the validity of any of the acts or things set forth in petitioners' pe tition, petitioners will apply to the court for the relief demanded in their said petition, a succinct statement of which is: that the court judicially ex amine all of the proceedings set forth in said petition: that a judgment and decree be made and entered herein decreeing that all of the acts and pro ceedings of Medford Irrigation Dis trict, its board of directors thereof, its secretary and the judges of the elec tion held within said district on the l.ith day of July, 1955 in relation to the calling, holding and declaring the i result of said election and the author ization of the president and secretary of the board of directors of Medford Irrigation District for said Medtord Irrigation District to execute the con tract with the United States of Amer ica as set forth in said petition, were and are. in al) things regular, legal, binding and duly authorized; that said contract constitutes and is a valid and binding contract, and for such other and further and different decree as seems to the cous-t proper in the pre mises. This notice is nerved upon you by publicalion 1 hereof by ord of Hon orable H K. Hanna. Judge of the above entitled court, made and en tered in the above entitled cause on the 14th day of December, 1956, pro viding this nfttice be served upon you by the clerk of said court by publica tion thereof once each week for three successive weeks in the Med ford Mail Tribune, a daily newspaper of general circulation within Jackson County, Oregon, and published at Med ford in said county The date of first publication hereof Is December 17. 1956 and the date ot last publication hereof is December 31, 1956. BERETH HOPKINS. County Clerk ot Jackson County, Oregon and Clerk of the above entitled court. By Irene F. Brenner, Deputy. Seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. W EVENT Th coming of g mobile unit dispensing medical care il a miraculous event to those left ill onrl helpless in the aftermath of war, famine ond disaster overseas. Such netded help it given through the overseas aid programs of America's three great faiths PROTfSTANT, CATHOLIC, JEWISH. Your gift through your faith to aid in this greert work will make this Holiday Season happier for you ond for these in need. Give thanks by giving give through your faith! Puhliihtd a a public urtiet Council and the Sevtraper 6 ' j MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN LEGAL NOTICES No 8745 NOTICE Or PRIVATE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON. PROBATE DEPARTMENT. In te Matter of the Estate of NORMAN R. TYSVER. an Incompetent Pursuant to the order of saQ en tered in the above entitled matter, the undersigned will sell at private sal the undivided one-half interest in the fol lowing described real property belong ing to s,d incompetent, to-wit: An undivided one-halt interMt in thit certain property de scribed in Deed Records of Jackson County. Oregon, in Vol iie 332. at Page 104-5. con sisting of approximately 37 aires, more or less, being ad situate in Jackson County. Or egon. being the interest of Gorman R. Ty ver. an incompetent. The undersigned will proceed to sell sfl-i undivided one-half interest in said real property from and alter the 17th day of January 1957. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock am. of said day and bids or offers will be received by-, the guardian. Robert A Boyer. at 'Jw N. Oakdaie. Medford. Oregon. The terms of pale shall be for cash or for at least lth cash and the balance on credit. Said sale to be subject to the confir mation by the Court. Dated this 7th dav of December. 1956. Robert A. Bojer. Guardian. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her final ac count as administratrix of the estate of Ralph L. York, also known as R. L. York, deceased, with the Circuit Court of Jackson County. Oregon, and that said Court has set Januarv 1. 1957 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the fore noon of said day in the Court Room of said Court in the Court House at Medtord. Jackson County. Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objec tions thereto and the settlement thereof Dated and first published Decem ber 17. 1956. Ina B. York. Administratrix of the estate of Ralph L. York, also known as R. L. York, deceased. Harbison and Piazza. Attorneys for Administratrix. r Builders Supply Bricks. Flues. Drain Tile 727 W. McAndrews Pbone I 4107 CLEAN - RELIABLE CUSTOM KILLING al Your Plac and Delivery to Your Locker Aeing room available. Expait cut ling, wrapping & markiag ot your meat for locker or homo troezor. PHONE 2-6219 MEDFORD ICE i & STORAGE CO. 1 in roorrrnffoti trith The Adrrtirini A'l' - 'rlinri Extevtires Auociatvm. Two Uses Consecutive Insertions .TWO LIN F.I M1.SLM14 I day 50e SI 80 SI 40 3 davs days THREE LINE 1 1T 1 davs I days 1 FOL'R LIKES da? si ee sz.ee : davs days . S2JI SI 2 S2.se I3-SS riVE LLNES ear days days I dae 3 daya s days Sl.SS S4-20 SEVEN LINES 1 dav J davs days ,1 ts S3.se O O ferfllfeM QUALITY WlMJ BLOCKS