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LEGAL N0T1C3
n.KKK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT
tOLNTV Ol KT PRO( EEIUNGS
J AC KON tOL'XTY. OKKOO.N
May. 15S7
The foi'owir.jj u a statement of
the prore:l.i.gs of the County Court
of Jifuson Cour.ty. OrBr.. l;sir.a
c.Hin.itn Ik frjf sL.ppiie an 'J s:rv;cr?5
wnif"h wrc 1 upon rturmg trie
rr.'jntn of Mt . C,7. a- required by
Chapter 135 of !' 7 vision La'A.
Eereh ? Hopjuns
County Or.
Approved bv Jicxn County Court
Orerh In?ne malt-r of car.cliatjon
of a porti ,n of pfronal property
tax. from hvret Mor-is Romeo At
Carol MrV.n. Ethel Sahlork. J. D.
Cowan, KTrjKfiian l-unt'tr Cornpanv,
Films; a pia4 tor Hoxy Subdivision
Terra Linda Subdivision and
C o e u r U Aiene Subdiviuon;
Claims for Indemnity ir diseased
laiigntrd cattle., Henry DpYouhb.
Wrn Mj.prh. John W. Wa:rh, Leonard
Eracs;taV. RaOale Meyer, Jonn
Olson, "Leonard W. Howil and Jamw
O Cne'-. Annul: ifiSf load limits of
Medford-Chmax Koad and Dead In
dian,, fcoad. J-or purpose withdraw
ing f-rtain discr:b-d lanris from the
Evm Creek Lives tor District. The
ATonon.ic Station Sinkir.f fund: A
cnarge for fheeki ng Annumed Bui
n 99 Name ?ists; Install., f service of
Gas Main t(L J"k.son County J uve
mle D'"'ntion Horn: Transfer of
fund from Juve.ni. Ifntion Home
Adn iftisfration Jjnd to the Juvenile
Detention Horn tunci. Vithdrawmg
jsf rtam proprtie from public sale
(.v 2i. '.!. ii rd of Equaliza
tion f'?tir tt oVtessment of cer
ta n propert.trs on -tr roll of Jack
s', n ounty, Certain properties ac-quir"-i
tnrouph foreclosure of taxes
to C'H'Sr J. id Crace .lker. Tim
ber Wod'ic' Con;pany Sinuel O.
te Ar.t J0ii' Harold L. e Marv
R4 Hanscom. C'hr M'.x. Jark K
& (btt j fc Wyatt
P-tHptt.
r.ier
'O Counw Clvl H'-nthly
R-p.n April iw.7.
SC.iViir and Maintenance f7r
ffent tiCivf-'9 S-'e H gnway Com
niissiion and Jattson County.
r-ifeiAite of Quotation of e-rieldoe
Oil Company for Asphalt.
Ordinance 1212 Directing Cite te
corder to ct-rtify County Assessor
delinquent bene! it 0vmnt8 for
collection.
J.tckson Ceurrj flp:' Export
Anl 137.
A tirfnifiO; fo remove 1 y from
Hichwnv. hetv.en Jay nn Countv
and Haro.d. , e Y ) amas
Wood
R M D A Liquor Hcji to Hunt
ers Tavern
Tax Land Installment contracts
tween aunny-Cal Ranch Corpora
tion and Jackson Count v.
Jackson County Buc:-;t for lt'iT-
Load Limit permits to' 0r. Lm
Iloaff. Mr. Austin L Kmv A
l.md Uovini? & Storage Compinv,
Mr. CJet. iDiier. Tru-Mix Cont-rotw
o , Aca Houso Movf-rs. Morris
Jones. Clro Kpps. M-dtoro Bnuw
Moving J . Bennett A 8 m aod
Keith Brolhl-"
COUNTY GENERAL ruxn
Net payments for ervit at n
ployes of Jfu-ksnn Countv. 0gon:
D. Offrnbacher 227 95. C. L. How
ard 313 58. J. Cave !.i:j M A
Myrick 20 57. T. I. C!llin 1.11 1
J D Walh 34(iR5. P a-ltlol JJ7.1I.
D. DeBerry 305 71. C 0ult 215 02
WriKht 30'i 03. D D. C( 2J 03
V Varioose 309 03 S C Tnnui
.V4 0J. K Ghysen 1$4 15 Katteson
31335. S 1. Bhimenfelrl Jloli. M.
Brooks 2t;2 47. M. hstphens 224 22
O - Jacoos l!i Rl. M Haran 117 7i
w N. Nell 2ii7 .47. O Leschenstv 1323.
A L. Peterson 232 b3. B. J Brown
21159. I r. Brenner 196 57. H. Dutan
2110 52. D. V iu-aiu 222 99 L. mith
2IW 57. A. Cartrr 235 02 T C ilc
Intyre 218 97. AI. Mitchell tni.5T G
B Bohl 241 97 P. I. Morland 175. II
M. CoIVv 20S57 B H. "4a.plta J102
E Nf-Janouch 2tt.39. B S ffitt Jr
108 7a. (I. B lnrh 197 29 a' H
BaJJev 245 02. M. D Ilinman 1 M 57
Cr iwininiTS 23 Hfi, V .Mor 'An 02
D. fv.inson 21323 H. Nelson lain'
A. Martin 2K1.11. P. Tlilm, 311 u'
L Thoen !9i !M. w B M. Colloufh
2X3 88 C Miller 29H 90. t Panirn
(ton 291 90. J F. O'liava 29o io C X
Moldovan 29ti 90,
Hattan U 71.
(J B caird 29190. H ilnntar 3-1 al.
-r m liuicn iis(i, a Biahatn 45 14
M. Beneka 232 00. G I amplMU 212 2
H Nieilernu-ver 231 53, a. 4iwka
IH7 2I. f. Toews 5;4. 6 L. Tnasrs
129 23. X J Zander 315 ai. . tlliott
(2) 02. P. OcWitVfl 195 8 M lerd
,J-7' J- 0'Brin 136 43. a. o' Brian
O 4'". O C nut Sa3 !.. S C U.ixt
3 S95. r. tar III 17. H. t. Vlck
(14003. g. ai..r 14a 19. B Williams
:134) I I . L. lrvi. 107 Id M Bel
'12Ja3 H nom4in !( B Hol
bp4) 131 L. Kaith 147.10 II. E
'Ciiajaa la10 A Lma 152 15 V
?U a I Broan i. 14. II.
GciS 4s ,4 l!3t. Caiham.r 11 1 .
'l lia 1;5. y OCoanar 131 CS.
'C X.a 111 94. 14 fpmillard 57 V
Itaaa aa IIM D. Hasslrr 156.H9. K
!CIMI 1"! 44. B L. Sohhins 203 S5
A Z ajarl.l. as D 77.:4. r. Clink
29 U A s.atnaan aoo.55. H
l-tm V14S. C. Kent 2tia 5. I.
;Ka'liar at! 90. H t Bell all 90. .1.
M a'iLaa aiker 183 05. ( H McGal-
O al 10. a I Sutherland 342.13
8 m aira 328 2 J. Knnpes 252.39,
(IJ T. iin. ia,).i,a, L. fstes 260 55
B c:a :i 90. C. L. Birk 152 37.
i'.Z 3i dan 8 82. M E. Boyden
'338 L Parkins 13a 18. L D
T (J51o a 20. s Rohiason 200 11
K O. Weaver 139 40. P J Gilman
-,75. I) c. Bondrir 3140S. C M
Smiltl 4,9 45. J P McNeil 257 39
l.O.l sail 19S57. a. A Franzke
1 H 5ft J C Bnict-r. Jr. 321 44. J. V
Riarieoni 252 63. A J Slade 236 37
w P. ,u(J,.r 252 99. L. M Sherman
-4,i2 03 c. f .ton 31144. M R. Hub
ell L. a Perry 367.17.
F1. n ai' tra-el expense:
pre;nol 137 P. B Caird 113 SB.
D. D. Coe 150 .80. K. Crowell 125 13.
D. H TUBerrv 113 52. J Eaton 174 58.
H. jlt 151 03. B A. Ghevsen 141 28
T. 10 Hatten 33 92. A. It. Merkel.
MD 1.95 00. Clink 100.00. O. S
Moore 75 00. t Kanclier 75 00 C
Kent 75 00. H. MrGalliard 75 00.
A A Milkmen 75 00. M. E. Bell 75 00.
C- B. C: k 75 00. W. 1. Sutherland
7.3 10. M H. I ehman 75 On. D C Hen
drtx 79 84. H Hunter 22 00, A
Janie.s 26 (10, R. Keating 36 65. W B
McCulInuch 48(4) J D Moore 17 01
J F O H.ira 104 72. J losers
467 02. R J. Schumacher 17 24 C M
'Smith 54 72. B C. Tennant 126 SO W.
7. Tucker 198 On. V Yanncav 145 54
J. D W.il.h 411 17. C. 8. Weras-t 20.55.
G Wricht 118 48.
( Payments for Jar
vVitneaa les-
B. .1 afcC.inta 5 (,
7 50 I. Henselnian
.aaraiae and
D. 8 Ml berg
5 00. M. N.
Kv 5 I' B Victhaai 5'S5. B. M
Acard 5 '(. L. fc hoppert 7 So. P A.
TerajwBld 7 50. t. D. Thorndike
5 On. a L. sliSoni 7 50 C L lacKi
sari J. D. attiiK 7 30. A r.
Zaa 7 5ir. C haclv 3 lal; G. O lair
ki i; I. t McUurrav tie D.
C asaell 2a ai Card ell 2 a4.
Plvn'sn's ior aupplia. aarvlcas and
ao iipn-ant
rn a Hdw. 13 i. Am. Laundrv
C AS a. ii. Nat. Bed Cross 1500.00 Ani
Sail Supply 28 56. Citv of Ash
In4 13. Ti. Ashland Lbr Co. 26.59.
A." and i rintine 93 84. Barco Supply
a,ai. ai.tes Candv Co 16 50. Becks
Salens. 2873. Ben Franklin Store
ripi 10 84. J T. Brandenhurc;
r. V T.. Britenhauh 10 00 Bro
ha 9 00 E. E. Broun. M D 10 00.
Braant a ley Shop 1 20. Calif. Ore.
'r Co 444 22. Cash Davis Phar
mm a 10 70. Casper's Septic Tank
SeraicB 25 00, Catholic Services or
,'. aildran 5 o.l. Central Rexall Drue;
43 1 , Children's Farm Home 35 00 i
Oiei-I.is Western 60. Chrvstal" i
.a Tl. Citv Sanitary Service 15 00 J
Ca- f ardman Co 50 00. D S.I
C:'4 IT 00 Commercial Printing i
Ml' ConsohHated Freiehtwavs 4 61. i
lais-t Clerks .a Recorders' Assn
15 V C L Covle. M D. 147 50 Crater
Ore fna 00. H Danielson. M D.
loo-.i J. llownme 2 80. J Eaton 191
Faoar's 13 00. Faber's Super Market
38 .Ti. B. P. Hopkins .Federal Taxi
4R05 55. J Fenmn: 10 30. Fiuhrer
Bakeries 19 36. Forbes Bro. Meats
22 92. Fruit Growers League 153 86.
Git?en Vet Clinic 65.90. Groceteria
31 K4. Hlihn. Wise & Assoc. 324 64.
Harvard University 6 50. W. W. Wel
ler 446 25. L. W. Howell 32 00 J. Olson
8 00. Ragsdale & Meyer 16 00 L
Bradshaw 8 00 J. W. Walch 56 00.
V. Myers 8 00. H DeVounit 12 63 Dr.
S E Philips 108 00. J. O. Sheek 32 00.
W W P Holt. M D. 10 00. B P Hop
kins 5 90 H.ibbard Bros. 13 94. W C
Hunter. M D 25 00. 1. Huson 30 00.
Jewett Ofice Supolv 6Hi.42 Jims
Produce 28 75. J. K Gill Co. 26 01.'
Jorgenen s 134 83. Kav Paper Prod- .
tn-ti. 27 Ol'. K.ocker Printcrv 199 39
Dr E. L lau-on S4 00 Louise Home'
3129. I. E MiConr'eil 25 59 Mail-.
Well Enveiooe Co 65. The Mart 3 no :
Mason Fhrni;n & Co 1 19 24. Maurice i
Wmte Co. 8 00 Max-S:a Communica
tions 3 25 Mi clford Clinic 7. on Med- ;
lord Hotel 2! 05. Merilord Printing
908! Merilord Stationery Store 320 65.'
iledford Water Comm. 14 56. Monarch
ilICAL NOTICES
Seed i Feed 37 00. Motorola 206 70.
Nat Hopual Assn 298 35. Nat Muni
cipal League 20 05. Niies & Hunter.
M D. 10 00, Northern School Supply
2 24. Office Stationery at Supply
70) 07 Oregon Erg Producers 58 51,
Oregon Pre-fator-P.nd-nt Fund 108 08.
Oregon State Medical Society 16 03.
OUs Elevator Co H" 40 Pacific Feed
bt Seed 96 36. Pacific Fruit & Pro
dece 22 40 Pacific Tel. At Tel. 579 16.
5 C Payne 5 00. L. A Perkins 3 14.
Pitnev-iio'Aes 36 00 Postmaster
970 00, D Provost 85 00. Public Em
ployes Retirement Board i Social Se
curity. 5434 99. Public F.mpi '.ves Re
tirement System 1433 9-i, Recordak
Corp. 157 28. Rogue Vailev PhvMeiar.s
Service 100 52 Royal T pewnter Co
187 50 St. Rose Indu-trial School
43 87. Seiby Glas Co 6 83 Siskivou
Hdw. 5 54. So. Ore. Sales 38 50. Sta
r ev. Watkins & Co. 100 00. Standard
Brands 46 71, State Indu-trial Acci
dent Comm 272 76, B P. Hopkins
'State Tax. 803 52. Supt of Docu
ments. 50. Surgical Sales 60 68
Trites Cotfee Co. 21 78. Trowbridge &
Flvnn 17 40. U. S. Dept ot Interior
2-25. U S. Pencil Co. 9 37. Western
Union 7 1.2 W. H Long Co. 25 00,
L P. Wilmeth 8 41. H A Woods.
M.D. 4 00 ''.cllerhar-h Paper Co. 14 55
CIVIL DEFENSE IL'ND
J H Hicks 2I0o3. E R Peterson
84 00. R. K. Doran 17 08, Pacilic Tel.
Tel 11 85. Medfr.rd Stationery
Store .70. So. Ore Conservation &
Tree Farm Assn. 183.10. B P. Hop
kins (Federal Taxi 19 80 'State Taxi
6 82. Public Employes Retirement
Board 7 67, State Industrial Accident
Comm. .81.
EMERGENCY FUND
A Bjorr.sen 403 32. D. Mathenv
178 52. L Deenin 196.54. C. Harns
berger 208 52. K. E Selbv 183 52.
L. G. Mortnland 47 67. Postmaster
100 00. Haggard Lbr. Co. 245 91, Of
fice Stationery & Supply 873 35. Trl
Countv Office Machines 3 50 Valley
Shade Co. 168 50. West Publishing Co.
8 00. R G. Niehaus 7 82. H E. Mitch
ell 8 86. R. Stuart 9 58. K F. Mac
Donald 7 50, B. R Martin 7 50. A. A
Smith 7 74, L. N. Schade 7.82, D.
Keen 34 90. T Walland 17 88 D W.
Kohlik 5 24. E A Mattern 30 36, E.
Oaxes 32 50, H. W. Head 28 54 G.
Baylor 23 26, W. S. Gillette 17 40. L.
Weathersbee 19 90, V A. Stubblefield
20.76. L Jarnun 5 32. S F. Puhl
13 00. J. R. Wallace 14 16. G. L. Sides
17 98. L H. Whahn 10 00. C. H. Lind
say 2172. J. Heitmanek 23 74. D. R.
Sutter 32 50. B. F. Adams 10 00, R. L.
Jones 15 00. R. J. Turman. Jr. 32 50,
F Sherman 7 72, H F I via 30 06.
S. L Gilbert 28 78. V. Florev 20 00
E R Hukiil 27 50. O. R. McNeil 25 28
D. G MacDougall Jr 13 14. L. A
Partch 27 50. G B Fowler 6 12 S
Wiikins 23 14. F M. Walker 15 96
W. F. Roemer 30 06. E. T. Wilson
1 1 82. A Skeeters 7 98 D E Fran
ham 7.74. P. O Whltlocic 7 66. B
Buonocore 7 50. H. S. Norris 5.24. J.
A. Welch 5 00. W. A. Barker 5.00. C.
Dawson 7 50. A. R. Johnson 5 88.
W. E. Keister 7.50. M. Osenbrogt'e
5 00. R. B. Knight 7.50. L. H. McClure
5 00 E. Henn 5.00. W. C John 8 14
N. M. Lindahl 9 42, H. F. Norris 7.50.
K E. Lockard 7 50. E Outhouse 8.14
Medford Hotel 19 50 Pacific Tel &
Tel 28 95. A. B. Mekvold 135 46
Medford Plate Glass A: Mirror Co.
58 20. R. J. Schumacher 62 00 W B
McCullough 52 03. F. H. Bailev 7 50.
R. E Mencke 7 50, E. K. Hopkins 8 14
A. Robnett 7 82 J W. Weber 9 90
M N. Wakefield 7 50. C. Wall 8 30
Callf.-Pacmc utilities 1 25 B P Hop
kins iFederal Taxi 177.80 (State Taxi
29 60. Public Employes Retirement
Board 33 28. Nat. Hospital Assn. 12 25.
State Industrial Accident Comm.
15.15. Western Oil & Burner Co
336 49. T. W. Hatten 70 48 C. W Mil
ler 82 80. C L. Moldovan 31.28 S
Penington 26.72. R. W. Stevens 3 31.
JUVENILE DETENTION HOME
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
FUND
Bessonette and Graff 10.358.52.
ROAD FUND
Net payments for employes of Jack
son County Road Department:
G. E. Buchholz 276 98. L Burdahl
260 75. L. Culy 301 26, L Damon
3o6 98. P c Hannaford 328 02 E
Harnish 307 83. J. I. Lusk 278 13 D
P Smith. Sr 230 75. C Baker 278.13!
M Boat 326 98 H. Dooms 3116 26 R
W. Flagg 291.98. J. Merritt 318 04 C
Perdue 316 26. T. Smith 284 28 L' An
drews 32626. L. J Bigham 304 .17.
J r Burns 290.37. G. Huls 278 13 M
Jacobson 326 26. A. K. Stith 313.92 J.
Sutton 251.90. J. Y. Baldwin 274 89
Bernman 216 04. H. H. Brown
376 81. G. E. Brownlee 196.06 C O
Culy 276.81, M. R. Gnlfin 302. 3o!
L. Hartman 308 76. W Hartman
337B3. D D. Hinkle 288 18 S John
son 331.09. O W. Abbott 274.54. E S
Accorne 312 77. W. E Allen 274 11
B F. Allison 259.11. E. H Anderson
188 75. W. J. Barlow 276 98 J L
Baanis 326 26. W. J. Bench 32381.
P T. Bctz 336 29 W F. Blancett
259 11. C I. Bourne 306 26. J. W Bow
man 321 13. W. J. Brogan 307 64.
R F Brown 329 42. G. P. Buffincton
322 37, C. V. Calkins 307 89. N. L.
cays ZHJ 24. w . u. Chapman 327.98
O. C. Chesnut 331 7!. C. W. Childers
302 81, G. E. Childreth 290.37 R
Clark 316.55. D J. Clifford 34165
C. Comstock 260.77. J. L. Conner
311.29, N. A. Coverdale 263 25. E L
Cooper 349 66, G. R. Crumley 311.26.
E. E. Culver 314.09. L. F. Cutburth
317 22. J. L. Danford 30166. C B.
Dean 315 97. R F. Ditsworth 313 53
C Dooms 285.40, W. Dooms 331 71,
w. F. Duncan 276.46. F. Dutton
293 75 G W. Dutton 324 65 E M
Earl 336 26 L. B Earl 307 4.9 .1 W
Eatherton 29141, H. D. Ferns 329 90
D. Floyd 312 06. F. Foust 320 37 w'
L Garner. 370 22 C. B Goodnight
269 26 W. Tl Granbv 250 75. A B
Haddock 291.85. I E. Hall 308 62
R. E Harnish 294 16. S. Harris 307 OH.
S G Hartbauer 274 1 1. B Hatch
298 33. M. Heffernan 285 29. G Hiil
nian 304 61. T. W. Hora 298 96. W W
Irons 303 56. R. P. Johnson 329 91
A w. Jones 275 50. H. A. Kantor
326 26. C Keeney 313 13. J. O. Keller
288.76. W. M. Kenvon 326.36 M M
Kmyon 304 35. K. B Kite 299 40 I
A. Larson 326 26. A S. Lester 335 38.
J Lichtenstern 301.28. P R Lvnch
263.74. E L. Marshall 306.92. E B
McCall 296 15, R E. Merritt 31975
H. C. Mever 359 30. r. I. Michael
365 53 J. R. Miller 348 31. L. G.
Monroe 319 39. B B. Moore 315 47
M. W. Morse 316 17. C. J. Netzel
315 57. C C. Nicholson 319 22 m f
Owens 221.78, J. T. Perdue 288.74!
E. F. Pierce 335 99. E w Ra.isch
345 99 D E. Rawlings 287 42 R P
Reed 260 75. R. J. Rinabarger' 233 1 1.
G. H. Robertson 345 74. D C Schulz
326 28 H. W. Scoggin 254.11. D J
Scott 269 20, D. L. Shearin 299 40 F.
Sherman 334 61. F. A. Shipley 271.45.
J R. Shope 338.71. I. C. Shuck 264 11.
R. I Simmons 310 87. P I Smith
272 52. D. Stout 290.87, H. J. Stout
332.51, D. Sweet 329.24. E. T Thigpin
308 87. R Thornburg 331 45. H E
Tolle 284.00. L. T. Vanderpool 349 64
D A Walden 276 4B. W W. Walker
287 18 H E Wallace 264 11 A T
Wattenberg 344.02. E F. White 302 81
G. C. Williams 301.04. J. B Winning
ham 249 22. W. C. Wood 306 98. T V
Wright 320 09. J. W Wubbels 306 98
J. H Mapston 260 75. D. L. Goddard
21.184. W R. Moore 206 21. R. P Pat- i
ton id, v ersiegen luiili- J E
Nikodyn 292.32. B. Austin 266 74 r'
Fitzgerald 309 67. H Geigle 354 87
O. M Pruitt 246 63. W. Reese 295 57'
P. B Rynning 451 43. L, J Shorev
363.62. R. Smith 285 73, V. Smith
283 07. K Walker 305 57.
Payments for supplies, services and
equipment for Jackson Countv Road
Dept.:
Acorn Press 3 50. Am Bitumuls &
Asphalt Co. 114172. Am. Steel & Sup
ply 456 51, City of Ashland 4 30, Bal
zer Mach. Co. 29 98, Barco Supply
32 13. Big Pines. Lbr. Co. 1659 Rn-
reau of Liind Management 54 20 Caltf I
Ore. Power Co. 358 38 Cal-Ore Mach !
Co. 409.08. E. Cantrall 16 00 rhlln
Saw Sales & Service 4 30. Colvear '
Motor Sales 278 46. Consolidated f
Freightways 2 00, Courtesv Chevrolet
2 67. Crane Co 17 30 Crater Lake
Mach Co. 33505. Crater Lake Mo
tors 44 08. Davenport Farm Mach.
395 00. Dept. of Motor Vehicles 3 00.
Fagle Pt Water Comm 2 50, Electric
Steel Foundry Co. 685 30. Electric
Supply 64 86. Faber's 79.16. B P. Hop
kins 'Federal Taxj 5270 90. Fee
naughty Mach. Co 46.56. Firestone
Stores 25 95. Gardner's Mach. Shop
96. Garlmghouse. Fremon & Co
15 88 - Gen. Petroleum Corp 397 23
City of Gold Hill 2 70. Hamilton En
gine Sales 260 90. Harold Wainscott's
Pharmacy 2 50, Haupert Tractor Co
331 86 H L. Pritchard Co 146 62
Howard Cooper Corp. 736 60. Hubbard
Bros 1108 07. Hubhard-Wray 168. In
dustrial Air Products 48.21. R Keat
ing 47 63. Littrell Parts 287 65. Log
gers & Contractors Mach. Co. 345 80,
McCormick Farm Equip Store 409 04.
Manifou Equip. Co. 291 85. J. H. Mar
tin 748 85 M C. Lminger ,v Sons '
1027 211 Medford Auto UphoNterv
2 60. Medinrd Corp. 1 108 83. Mcdtord
Concrete Const. Co. 2'ol 65, Medford 1
Domestic Laundry 25 21. Medford!
Escrow Co 100 00. Mediord Lbr Co.!
55 00 Medford Plate Glass : Mirror I
Co. 17 27. Medford Paw Shop 1 45. !
Medford Spring Service 34 58. Med-'
The Family Council
Editor's note: The Family CouticU consists or a Jndra. a psychiatrist,
three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers. Each
article ts a summary ot an actual report. The Family Council does not give
advice: It merely reports on problems that nave baen dealt with by responsible
agencies and counselors.
Harvey N. Mother won't
forgive my wife or me.
Mrs. E. N. I didn't expect
him to believe lies.
a a a
Harvey I was an only son
and my father died when I was
10, so I've always had very
close ties with my mother. I
expected her to be quite upset
when I married, but she didn't
seem to be. In fact, she seemed
glad about the whole thing.
Shortly after we were mar
ried, my wife began to tell me
that my mother had said certain
nasty things to her. Adele claim
ed my mother humiliated her
about her appearance and her
housekeeping whenever thev
were alone together. I was so
angry that I wouldn't speak to
my mother and refused to see
her.
Then I got the shock of my
life. My wife said she had ex
aggerated the whole thing be
cause she was jealous. I went
to my mother to apologize. But
mother says she can't forgive
either of us.
a a a
Mrs. E. N. I carefully con-
LEGAL NOTICES
ford Stationery Store 19 36. Medford
Water Comm. 7 30. Mike s Seat Cover
Center 6.50. Mine Safety Appliances
Co. 9626. Moore Steel Service Co.
1459 01 Nat. Hospital Assn. 575 20,
Neptune Meter Co. 1140. Office Sta
tionery Supply 19 85. Ore. fciquid
Gas 119.33. Pacific Tel. & Tel. 35 83.
Padgett Auto Parts 153 03, Parsons
Motors 361 68. Peck Bros. 680 69.
Pierce Freight Lines 15 49. Pierce
Trailer & Equip. 29 09. Porter Lbr.
Co 29 40 Public Employes Retire
ment Board (Social Security) 1292.38.
Public Employes Retirement System
71 97. R & M Const Co. 2284.41. Rogue
Equip. Sales 344 89. Rush Electric
141 42 P. B. Rvnning 28.30. Sam Jen
nings Co 73 33, Schetky Equip. Corp.
8 69. Sheldon Oil Co. 868 81. Shell
Oil Co 2.00 Sherwin-Williams 7 90.
P. 1 Smith 4 35. So. Ore. Bearing
Sales 145 28. So Ore. Equip. Co. 5 28.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No. 57-97-L
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
CLIFFORD SNODGRASS. Plaintiff,
vs.
FRED JOHNSTON. Defendant.
To FRED JOHNSTON, the above
named defendant.
In the name of the state of Oregon
vou are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled
action on or before the last day of
four weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summons and if
vou fail so to appear and answer said
complaint, for want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in said complaint
succinctly stated as follows:
A judgement against the defend
ant for $376.98 plus interest
thereon at the rate of six per
cent per annum from January 16,
1957 until paid and for plaintiff's
costs and disbursements incurred
in said action
to the extent of the sum of $376 98
which sum was due and owing to the
detendant bv Elk Lumber Company,
Medtord. Oregon and which sum the
sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon,
on February 8. 1957 levied upon and
attached pursuant to a writ of at
tachment issued in this action and
that said sum of money shall be ap
hed to partially satisfy the plaintiff s
demand in his complaint.
This summons is published Dy tne
order of the Honorable James M.
Main. Judge of the District Court of
the state of Oregon for Jackson
Countv duly made and entered on the
24th day of June. 1957.
The time prescribed in said order
for publication of this summons is
once a week for four consecutive and
successive weeks. The date of the first
publication of this summons is the
25th dav of June. 1957.
NEFF, FROHNMAYER & LOWRY
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Post Office Address
200 Cooley Theatre Building
Medford. Oregon
No. 9910
NOTICE OF HEARING OV FINAL
ACCOUNT AND REPORT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of
FRANK WILLIAMS HULL,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has filed his Final
Account and Report in the above
entitled estate and that, by an order
of the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Jackson County, Probate
Department the hearing upon the
same has been set for the 18th day of
July. 1957 in the Circuit Courtroom
of Jackson County Courthouse, in
Medford, Oregon, at the hour of
10:00 oclock A.M.
A 1 1 persons having objections
thereto are hereby notified to pre
sent the same on or before such time
Date of first publication of this no
tice is the 18th dav of June. 1957.
DAN APPLING HULL
Executor of the Estate of
Frank Williams Hull. Deceased
Duncan. Brophy. Wilson & Dunham, e
Attorneys lor the txecutor
NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLI
CATION FOR APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATRIX OF ESTATE OF
MISSING PKRSON
LN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
IN PROBATK
In th Matter of the Estate of
HAZEL DELLA FISH, a .missing
person, presumed to be deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Arthur E. Fish, son of Hazel Delia
Fish, an alleged missing person, has
tiled with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, for
Jackson County in Probate, an appli
cation for the issuance of letters of
administration on the estate of Hazel
Delia Fish to Dorothy S. Gebhard. a
resident of Jackson County, of legal
age. who is a qualified and proper
person to be appointed as such Ad
ministratrix, and that on Monday, the
mm aay or Juiy. iyo, at tne nour
of 1:30 o'clock P.M. of said day. in
the Courtroom of the Court in the
Jackson County Court House at Med
ford. Oregon, the Court will hear evi
dence concerning the alleged absence
of the presumed decedent and the
circumstances and duration thereof,
and all persons interested in said
estate are notified to appear at said
time and place and contest the same
if thev choose.
Dated this 10th day of June, 1937.
BERETH P. HOPKINS.
Clerk
By Bernic Bigham
Deputy
Kelly and Kelly.
Attornevj at Law.
20 Goldy Building.
Medford. Oregon.
NOTICE OF HEARING
The State Industrial Accident Com
mifMon hereby gives notice that a
public hearing fnr the adoption of a
ReviMon of the Safety Code for Log
giMC known as the Safety Code for
Locking. Supplemental Io the Basic
Sa:ely Code for the State of Oregon,
will he held in Room 36. State Of
fice Building. 1400 SW, 3th Avenue.
Portland. Oregon, at 10.00 A.M..
Thursday. July 18, 1957.
cealed my feelings when my son
married, but I didn't like Adele
from the first. I could see she
was the sly sort and very antag
onistic. I went out of my way
to be kind and friendly, but ev
idently it was not enough.
I didn't expect anything bet
ter of Adele, but I certainly
' rirrln't pvnprt mv nurn enn trt Via-
,: .h, H. !,..
that I am not the sort to give in
to any nasty expressions to any
one. I feel that Harvey has made
a big mistake in this marriage.
It is still not too late to undo
the damage. They don't have
children yet. Harvey hasn't been
happy since his marriage. A
friend of his told me that he
has admitted he found marriage
very disappointing. Why can't
we discuss these things?
a a a
The Council Judging from
Mrs. E. N 's harsh statements
about Adele and the marriage,
it is reasonable to guess that
Adele exaggerated at least as
much in her confession as in
her original statements.
This mother may not be "the
sort to give in to any nasty
expressions," but the hostility
revealed in her statement may
have come through to Adele
in more subtle ways.
Adele may have built up de
tails in her own mind to give
some foundation to the uncom
fortable feeling she had about
her mother-in-law's attitude.
But when she saw what a seri
ous rift this caused between mo
ther and son, she probably be
came overwhelmed with guilt
and retracted. The retraction, in
which she took all the blame
on herseli, may well have been
as exaggerated as her early ac
cusations. Mrs. E. N. would do well to
take an example from Adele
and bow her head in shame at
her own petty jealousy and her
attempt to meddle in a deep, im
portant relationship. She should
leave her son to work out what
ever difficulties he has with his
wife in privacy, adding no fuel
to any discontent that may ex
ist. Harvey's expectation that his
mother would be "quite upset' j
at his marriage shows a good ;
deal of guilt and confusion in his
own fellings toward his mother
and his wife. This leaves room
for them to wrangle over him.
There is no reason why he can't
love each of these women fully
without giving either of them
cause for jealousy.
(Copyright 1957, General
Features Corp.)
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Jliv 7144
Beck Reappoints
Brewster Chairman
San Diego W Teamsters
union boss Dave Beck has reap
pointed Frank Brewster, Seattle,
as chairman of the union's pow
erful 11-state Western Confer
ence, apparently quashing for
the time being a refrom element
bent on ousting the embattled
labor leader.
At the opening session of the
conference's 21st annual conven
tion, John M. Annand of the
Southern California Joint La
bor Council read a letter from
Beck stating that he had again
named Brewster to the chair
manship as an officer "in whom
I have complete confidence."
Beck said he was not here in
person because he had not been
invited. :
Beck, sitting on the sidelines
in Seattle, defended by letter
his own past record and said
that despite all the bad public
ity during March, April and
May this year, the teamsters
added 49,597 new members.
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Tuesday, June 23, 1957
Furniture Salesman
Has Africa Market
Chicago IP One furniture
salesman is determined to sell
more pieces of furniture "than
there are rhinos in South Afri
ca." This slogan is not as far-fetched
as it seems, because Ike Laz
alow, co-director of Lubner Pro
prietary Ltd., has his headquar
ters in Johannesburg.
Lazalow said his sales route
covers all of the Union of South
Africa, Zululand, Swaziland, the
Belgian Congo, Northern and
Southern Rhodesia, Kenya Col
ony, and Lourenco Marques.
"Actually this is not as big
a market as it sounds," he said
"Although the whole population
is 13 million, the buying popu
lation is made up of only the
234 million white residents."
Lazalow, who holds the fran
chise for the American contour
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Their furniture is made of cow
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than the usual American style.
All the wood pieces are made
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