Medford mail tribune., December 27, 1957, Image 8

fclGHT JrfSDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, December 27, 1357
LE3AI NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
CLFAIS MONTILf STATEMENT
COt. STY COt BT POCEF.DINGS
JACKSON COCWTY. OtEGO.N
Novtmtcr, 1957
The following is statement of the
proceedings of the County Court of
Jackson County. Oreaon. listing claim
ant for xuppiie nd services which
were passed upon dunnf the month
of November. 1BS7. as required by
Chapter 136 of 1947 Session Laws.
BERETH P. HOPKINS
County Clerk
Approved by Jackson County Court:
Orders in the Matter of: Reducing
maximum load limits on Medford-Cli-max
Road. Lost Creek Road, and Dead
Indian Road; designating Waverly
Street as a County Road; Annuling
Load Limits on Howard Avenue.
Mace Road and DeBarr Avenue: Ac
cepting bids from Littrell Parts for
furnishings for Road Department, and
from Tru-Mix Equipment Co. to level
And construct drainage ditch for Ex
perimental Farm; Segregating pay
ment of taxes for 19"7 and 1958 on
Experimental Farm; Refunding Taxes
to Philip Hammond. Thomas E. Whit
tle. G F. Collings and Mary A. C.
Colling, and Olson-Ross Lumber Co
Inc.: Filing a Plat of Agate Subdivi
sion: Executing Quit Claim Deeds to
Helen L. McDonnell, and David E.
Wilson and Howard S. Wilson.
Tiled:
Receipts for Liquor License Fees for
Mon Oesir Dining Inn, Cascade Gorge
Store. Gail's Market, Medford Gun
Club. Tolo Lunch & Tavern. Lake
Creek Store. Hal's Market. Midway
Service, Shinns Food Store, Piggly
Wiggly Market, Stage Road Grocery,
Eds Tavern. Griffin Creek Store.
Siskiyou Lodge Cafe. Ad kins Westside
Market. Sunnyside Service Station &
Grocery. Savage Creek Market. Upper
Applegate Store. Grand View Market.
Copper Store. Dardanelle. Inc., Pine
hurst Inn. Eastin's Rogue Haven.
Tucker's Market Glass Grocery,
M. & M. Market. Oak Grove Store.
Gibbon Market, Steelhead Tavern,
Prospect Store. Crater Way Market,
Matlack Store. Roxy Ann Market, and
Tom Thumb Market Inc.; Recommen
dations for furnishing and landscaping
of Juvenile Detention Home; Con
tract of Sale with Clair Hanley. et al;
Tax Land Installment contract with
Fred R. Cook & Ruby I. Cook; Ap
pointments ot Orpba Leschensky to
Chief Deputy Treasurer, and Jack E.
Dunlap and Junt Dunlap to Deputy
Sheriff; Monthly lUporta of Auditor,
Souhty Clerk and County Hospital;
linutes of Count? Court and Board
of Equalization MatUnji; Permit from
Oregon Stat Game Commission grant
ing storaa of txploaives; Acceptance
of proposed plan of State Highway
Department; Resolution of Pomona
Grange opposing proposed subdivision
ordinance.
Load Limit Ptrmito: Ashland Mov
iral & Storag Co.; W. C. Dobbyn;
Ltf Hoag; Interstate Heavy Hauling;
C. Bennett & Sons; M. C. Lininger &.
Jfons; Ober Logging Co.
GENERAL COUNTY TUND
Net payments for services of em
ployes of Jackson County. Oregon:
D. Offenbacher 219.04. C. L. How
ard 363.35. J. Cave 97.15. N. A. My
rick 203.26. C. J. Conner 372.27. F. I.
Gallatin 132.60. J. D. Walsh 369.52.
P Bettiol 344 96. D. DeBerry 321.16,
X Gault 22669. G. Wright 326.64.
S. D Coe 311.89. V. V. Vanoose 324.69.
C Tennant 280.59, S. Blumenfield
349.09 R- Ghevsen 313.29. E. Silva
18 97, J. Crawford 46.35. P. Elliott
326.79. M Brooks 255.93. M. Stephens
15 89. G. Jacobs 190.30. M. Hagan
15.30. D. Mast 155 82. E. Claflin
179 92. J. Bailey 143.22. S. Vance
143 22. 8 Edwarda 14322. N. Neil
60 93. I. F. Brenner 224.25. A. Carter
S7.73. B. J. Brown 207 41. W. L. Sites
15.97. J. Whitman 181.54. M. Schnack
181.54. H. Dugan 253.98. C. S. Gibson
168.64. R. A. Jenkins 168 64. T. C. Mc
Intyre 239.65. G. B.' Bohl 249.56. M.
Hitchell 206.21. P. I. Moreland 176.16.
B H. Mesplie 38.07. O. Leschensky
238 48, B. S. Hitt. Jr. 100.00. U. B.
Inch 204.97. A. R. Bailey 239.89. M. D.
Hinrnsaa 205.61. E. Jennings, 228.02,
V Moore 234 89. P. Thanos 215.29. D.
Evanson 226 69. H. Nelson 192 68. A. L.
Martin 205.78. L. Thoen 188.64. L.
Deenin 118.11. D. Matheny 190.23,
W B. McCullough 296.85. S. Penning
ton 309.55. T. Hatten 300.70. C. Miller
" 9.77. J. F. OHara 303.37. C. F. Mol
tfovan 309.77. J. B. Caird 301.67, H.
Hunter 314.63. W. M. Daws 301.67,
R. S. Zapell 351.S0. C. Busch 276.27.
L Deenin 10.00. K. X. Selby 178.08.
D. V. Wilson 185 .34. C. li orris 68 39,
M. Beneka 224.92. G. CmpbU 211.93.
H Niedermeyer 332.15, A. Beneka
308.05. H. W. BoyU 287.79, L. R. D.
Floux 168.64. I. M. Sherman 3.29, J.
0 Brien 184.47. U. O Brian 119.25. O.
L. Bundy 10a74.. L. Bundy 58.37. G.
Bruce 21.28. M. W. Hoffman 204 26,
L. M. Hoffman ai3 08. I. F. Mitchell
145.25. M. Smith 132.75. D. Goddard
133.89. . I. O'Comr 153.0. W. Best,
i3471 G. B. Hershay 146.96, F. X.
cheffrm 7 80, X. I. Hamblin 166.98,
1 O. Hamblin 101.S3. C. S. Walker
17.6. V. H. Mora 135.73. R. L. Wil
liama 111.94. L. Larvlck 124.86. D. A.
Thompmn 134.69. E. Holbrook 137.60.
V. Keith 3S, A. Line 170.24. V. Hef
fcrman 4.63, L. B. Green 165.12. M.
Cavia 133.33. E. A. Brown 229.96. L.
Alfred 4182. K. CroweU 331.88. B. L.
obbina 203.23. M. i. Abbott 149.90,
L Tweadv 33T.83. J. P. Sore 26695,
'A. Erin Market 833.30. F. Clink
39017. A. A. Makinen 361.95. M. H.
Lahman 38.9.1, L. Coatello 274.82, C.
Kent 372 30. I. Kanclier 380.72. M. E.
Bell 280.70. N. M. VanDewalker
180.93 Elizabeth McGalliard 280.70,
IV I Sutherland 322.64. O. S. Moore
839 43. J. Koppea 246.38. D. T. Thom-
190.36, L. Estea 261.93. C. B. Clark
80.70 V. Peter 303 28. C. L. Birk
J-38. C. I. Boyden 10.68, M. E. Boy
den 10 40. L A. Perkins 157.42. L. D.
Pinkhtm 12.76. S. Robinson 203.30,
P. B Rynning 130.00. P. J. Gilman
2323, D C rtenarix 3a.oe, -. m.
Smith 281.86. M. J. E. McNeil 251.58,
I D Russell 190.26, A. A. Franzke
206.90 J. C. Anicker, Jr. 340.70. J. V.
Bianconi 250.45. A. J. Slade 240.26. P.
DeWeerd 17.55. W. P. Tucker 251.61.
L M. Sherman' 131.37. J. C. Eaton
30656. N. A. Myrick 4.31. M. R. Hub
bell 335.56. L. A. Perry 336 H.
Payments. Travel expense:
P Bettiol 262.97, J. V. Bianconi
18 00. J. B. Caird 62.08. D. D. Coe
140 56. Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 6 .05.
J. Crawford 10 48. K. Crowell 28.24.
W M. Daws 25.60, D. H. DeBerry
117 28. P. DeWeerd 50.40, J. Eaton
117.92 P. Elliott 30.80. A. A. Franzke
54 40 H. Gault 233.72. R. A. Ghey
sen 112.96. Hahn. Wise. & Barber
24 64. T. W. Hatten 87.60. Health Dept.
980 00 B S. Hitt. Jr. 70.90. B. P. Hop
kins 75.00. H. Hunter 47.92, Jack Co.
Jeep 16.08. K. A. James 34.28, W. B.
McCullough 11.92. A. B. Mekvold
79.76 C. W. Miller 50 80. C. L. Moldo
van 21.52. J. F. O Hara 46.56. S. Pen
ington 37.88. R. Schumacher 85.60. J.
Sorg 96.53. B. C. Tennant 16056, W. P.
Tucker 266.48. L. L. Tweedy 125 84.
V V Vanoose 146.40. J: D. Walsh
261.77. G. Wright 127.92. . S. Zapell.
57 76.
Payment for Jury Service and Wit
ness Fees:
-LP. Lovejov 8.14. R. A. Naumes
7 50'. W. H Simmons 7.50. Martha
Larimer 7.50. G. Stafford 11.50. K.
Patterson 7.50. W. R. Dunlap 7.98. C.
X. Heffner 7.90. M. S. Kaufman 7.66.
G F Bailev.-7.82. R. B. Simmons 8.46.
M" M Schwieger ISO, O. J- Mellish
7 82. M. S. Gardiner, Jr. 8.62. L. G.
McLaughlin 5.40. J. F. Gemaehhch
28 46. E L. Ottoman 5.48. C. J. Lynch
25 64 G. L. Lewis 10.32. J. Pinkham
15 00! G. R. Knox 10.64. J: Eslinger
28 14. D E. Troxel 30.70. C. J. Hunter
25.64. P. J. Leigh 7.40. R. I. Bogener
1160. E F. Cronin 2852. L. Schop
pert 5.00. H E. Johnson 19.90, L. G.
Gilman 12.82. G. Harrison 5.16. R. Von
Der Hellen 23.36. W. T. Phillips 24.22.
J C. Cotton 8.84. J. A. Townes 22.50,
X. Bromlev 15 64. G. J. Polk 38.82.
C. C. Archibald 5.00. L. H. Freeman
nj 32. C. W. Lewis 12.50. F. Sword
.1S. Merna V. Capsey 20.00. O. S.
WitcheU 34.50. E. F. South 22.10. J.
uffington 5 00, P. Smith 37.50. A. N
truth 37.50. H. J. McCary 12.50. H. L.
tilson 4150. A. G. Rodgers 69.00. M.
Acker 7.82. B. V. Fichtner 5.00. G.
onace 5.00. J. C. Novak 37.50, M. A.
Houston 20.18. R. E. Rae. Jr. 45.00,
X Nichols 46.92. W. R. Uhrine 12.50.
L Sullivan 49.80. D. L. Thompson
50 76. D. M. Minear 48.84. V. G. Sco
ville 45.00. B. L. Fall 49.50. A. C. Miles
7 40 O H. Sneed 5.00. E. Hale 7.50.
W B. Roberts 7.08. J. L. Loper 9.48,
R "L. Lee 5.00. A. J. Sacchi 5 80, G. F.
Messal 7 82. J. M. Kantor 8.14, E. H.
Mohr 7.50. P. G. Antony 750. A. E.
Skinner 5.00, M. Crisman 5.00. B.
Mercer 7.50. C. Willson 9.80. H. T.
Thurman 5.32. D. E. Erickson 5.00,
M G Evans 8.14. R. P. Jensen 6:12,
M" McCain 6.28. D. C. Caldwell 5.32.
G" F. Messal 5.32, J. M. Kantor 5.64,
E. H. M)ir 15.00. A. E. Skinner 15.00.
Mariorie Crisman 5.00. S. H. Harbi
son 15.80, H. T. Thurman 5.32. D. E.
Erickson 5.00, M. G. Evans 16.28. M.
McCain 17.56, D. C. Caldwell 15.64.
A. J Sacchi 5.80. B. Mercer 5.00. W.
W. Hodge 4.40. W. Dailey 4.56. A. E.
Carlson 2.00. J. G. Morgan 2.00. N. M. j
Morehouse 2.00. J. Payton 2.00. E.
Kennedy. Jr. 2 80. W. Dailey 456. J. .
G Morgan 2.00. A. E. Carlson 2.00,
R O. Rogers 31.60. V. Mohan 7.12.
W. N. Eowards 7.12. M. J. Fox 6.80.
E. S. Kantor 3.60. R Butler 2.32. H.
Anderson 52.00. J. J. Araway 72.00,
C. T. Rhodes 2.00, C. HoUett 3.60, E.
Childreth 4.08.
Payments for supplies, services and
equipment:
Acme Hardware 9 45. Am. Inst. Real
Est. Appraisers 7 00. Am. Laundry
13 08. Am. Soc of Appraisers 15.00,
Citv of Ashland 24 45. Ashland Print
ing" Co. 78.33. Barco 60.75. Bear Creek
Orchards 16.00. Beck's 57.22. Blake,
Moffit & Towne 24.26. A. Bohnert
25 85. Erainerd's 2.00. Brown & White
675.00. Brownies Plumbing-Heating.
Inc. 9.50. Bryant's Key Shop
.60 L. W. Buonocore, M.D. 15 00.
Copco 497.66, Cal-Pac. Utilities Co.
77.40. Cash Davis Pharmacy 11.33,
Catholic Services for Children, Inc.
5.00. Central Rexall Drug 157.09. Chil
dren's Farm Home 20.00. Chrystal
Market 21 39. City Sanitary Ser. Co.
15.00. D. S. Collins 34.84, Commercial
Printing Co., Inc. 417.70. Consolidated
Freightways. Inc. 2.43. Dr. C. L. Coyle
50.00, Crane Co. 8.36. Crater Lake
Potato Distributors 40.00. Davis Trans
fer & Storage Co. 24.47. Drive-in
Market 8.00. Dunham Printing Co.
202.95. Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc
418.95. Eicher & Co. 2.03. Ekerson
Paint & Roof Store 8.40, Federal Tax
5535.07. Forbes Bros. Meats 25.60.
Fluhrer Bakeries 21.60. Dr. O. D.
Griffin 20 00. Groceteria Market
120.99. Mr. & Mrs. R. N. Hackenberg
18.00. Hahn. Wise and Barber, 329.53,
Health Dept. (Chest X-rays) 84.00,
D. C. Hendrix 41.52. R. A. Holmes
27.76, S. Hopper 15.00, Hubbard Bros.
12 90, M. R. Hubbell 62.68. H. Hunter
6 00. I. Huson 30.00. Independent
Truck Line 6.40. Jack Co. Vet. Indi
gent Fund, 34.32. R. A. James 100.00,
Jewett 344.27. Jim's Produce 72.95,
J. K. Gill Co. 34.90. Jorgensen s 146.99,
R. Keating 129.60. J. Kieling 72.80,
Kliever Machine Shop 451.50. Klocker
Printery 297.90. Landis-Shangle 1.00.
Lee's Pest Control 20.00. A. Lietz Co.
5.50. Louise Home 20.00. M. Donald
McGeary. M.D. 10.00, Mail-Well En
velopes 97.00, The Mart 8.15. Medford
Clinic 10.00 Mann's 16.24, Mason,
Ehrman & Co. 254.83. Medford Am
bulance Ser. 46.50, Medford Labora
tories. Inc. 84.00. Medford Meat Co.
59.56. Medford Office Equipment Co.
3.50, Medford Pharmacy, Inc. 1.89,
Medford Printing Co. 85.45. Medford
Stationery 319.35, Medford Water
Comm. 6 45, Merck Sharp & Dohme
18.96, Motorola 1,256.70, Nasan 56.43,
Nat. Cash Register Co. 167.20, NHA
297.60, Nat. Sheriffs Assoc. 25.00.
Northern School Supply 13.12. J. J.
O'Donnell 44.95. Office Stationery &
Supply Co. 214.33. Oregon Egg Pro
ducers 149.70. Oregon-Nevada-California
Fast Freight. Inc., 3.61, Orthope
dic and Fracture Clinic 7.50, Otis Ele
vator Co. 94.82. Pacific Feed and Seed
Co. 119.12. Pacific Fruit & Produce Co.
99.94. Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph Co. 765.88, Pitney-Bowes, Inc.
35.77, Postmaster 1.825.00, Dom Pro
vost 85.00. Public Employees Retire
ment Board 5.417.22, Public Employes
Retirement System 1.539.95. Quality
Market 51.85, Railway Express
Agency 2.01, Recordak 87.75. Rogue
Valley Memorial Hosp. 5.002.00. Rogue
Valley Physicians' Ser. 119.46. Rogue
River Paving Co. 421.50, Bush Electric
Inc. 7.20. T. Rutter, M.D. 25.00. Sacred
Heart Hosp. 2,043.25, St. Rose Indust.
School 134.17. Shepard's Citations
24 00. Siskiyou Hardware 3.00. Sing
master & Jones Insurance Agency
103.29. C. M. Smith 37.20, Standard
Brands Inc. 113.76. Stark's 16.40. State
Tax 1,454.40. State Indust. Acc.
Comm. 422.51. State Tax Comm.-Val.
Div. 221.88. Mr. E. S. Strother 13.44.
Supt. of Documents 2.25, Superior
Rubber Stamp Co. 1.85. R. & F. Swan
22.00, S-W Floor Cover Shop 14.30,
Tidewater Oil Co. 35.58. Trites Cof
fee Co. 30.70, Trowbridge & Flynn
111.68, Tumy Insurance Agency
148.32, Valley Equipment Co. 5.10,
Valley Shade Co. 28.80. L. L. Vaughan
11.00. Weeks & Orr 17.95. W. E. Fin
zer & Co. 20.36. C. Wendt 100.00, Dr.
O. A. Welsh 6.0Q. Western Hot Cof
fee Ser. 54.80. Western Union 16.96.
L. Peers Wilmeth 5.60. Zellerbach
Paper Co. 45.68.
CIVIL DEFENSE
J. H. Hicks 214.65. E. R. Peterson
83.32. H. E. Andrews 37.57, R. R. Kyle
37.57.
EMERGENCY
Doma Smith 105.67. D. Patton
87.47. G. B. Bohl 46.25.
JUVENILE DETENTON HOME
FUND
V. P. Wvatt 57.13.
JUVENILE DETENTION O&M
A. Bjornsen.
ROAD FUND
Net Payments for employes of Jack
son County Road Department:
J. Y. Baldwin 282.30, R. Berriman
295.30. H. H. Brown 297.07. G. E.
Brownlee 237.03, C. O. Culy 297.07.'
M. B. Griffin 319.97, L. Hartman
326.43. W. Hartman 335.42. D. D.
Hinple 265.27, S. Johnson 354.12, C.
Baker 285.94. M. Boat 344.83. H.
Dooms 312.27, R. Flagg 302.79. J. Mer
ritt 283.18, C. Perdue 338.43. T. Smith
295.17. L. Andrews 339.34. L. J. Big
ham 301.80. J. F. Burns 296.99. E. W.
Coulter 315.81. G. Huls 285.90. M.
Jacobson 338.37. A. K. Stith 332.54,
J. Sutton 249.52, G. E. Bucholz 273.45.
L. Burdahl 261.36. L. Culv 310.35. L.
Danion 320.96. P. C. Hannaford 332.09,
E. rlarrush 323.35. 1. J. Lusk 292.83.
D. P. Smith. Jr. 296.78. O. W. Abbott
282.99. E. S. Accorne 308.77. W. E.
Allen 274.21. B. F. Allison 276.41. W.
J. Barlow 281.59, J. L. Beams 338.80,
v. j . tsencn 34o.U9. f. 1. setz 351.25
W. F. Blancett 269.21, E. Boardman
309.51. C. I. Bourne 312.27, J. W.
Bowman 326.48. Wm. J. Brogan 342.00,
R. F. Brown 328.35, G. P. Buft'ington
350.85. J. R. Burdell 246.45. C. V.
Calkins 314.47. N. L. Cays 282.03.
W. D. Chapman 321.91, O. C. Chestnut
331.67. C. W. Childers 166.41. G. E.
Childreth 307.60, R. Clark 309.04. D. J.
Clifford 360.15, C. Comstock 268.31,
J. L. Conner 323.01. E. L. Cooper 352.15,
N. A. Coverdale 276.59. G. R. Crum
ley 320.53. E. E. Culver 322.29, L. F.
Cutburth 354.78. J. L. Danford 319.85,
C. B. Dean 314.54. H. E. Denzer 297.29,
R. F. Ditsworth 338.89, C. Dooms
292.04t W. Dooms 334.19. W. F. Dun
can 275.45. F. Dutton 294.77. G. W.
Dutton 339.11. E. M. Earl 371.82, L. B.
Earl 338.15. J. W. Eatherton 313.38.
H. D. Ferns 342.48, D. Floyd 306.57.
F. Foust 339.75. W. L. Garner 395.56.
D. L. Goddard 299.81. C. B. Goodnight
2H4.42. vv. n urantjy zoz.oi. a. a.
Haddock 309.17. I. E. HaU 308.24, R.
E. Hamish 303.59. S. Harris 330.32;
S. G. Hartbauer 274.21, B. Hatch
324.21. M. Heffernan 280.06. G. Hill
man 320.10. T. W. Hora 294.85. W. W.
Irons 314.67. R. P. Johnson 348.99. A.
W. Janes 282.99. H. A. Kantor 338.37,
C. Keeney 313.92. J. O. Keller 295.06,
W. M. Kenyon 324 20. M. M. Kinyon
348.01. K. B. Kite 300.51. I. A. Larson
338.41. A. S. Lester 351.73. J. Lichten
stern 327.27. R. C. Lomas 294.84. P. R.
Lynch 279.79. E. L. Marshall 279.94.
R. E. Merritt 326.73. H. C. Meyer
379.79, C. L. Michael 345.76. J. R.
Miller 370.74. L. G. Monroe 322.04.
B B. Moore 327.85. W. R. Moore
284.02. M. W. Morse 353.88. C. J. Net
zel 336.49. C. C. Nicholson 328.62. J. E.
Nikodym 312.27. M. E. Owens 236.57.
G. H. Parker 256.52, J. T. Perdue
276.59. E. F. Pierce 341.41, E. W.
Rausch 356.28. D. E. Rawlings 281.11,
R. P. Reed 268.31. R. J. Rinabarger
292.42. G. H. Robertson 362.89, D. C.
Schulz 338.55, H. W. Scoggin 258.35.
D. J. Scott 284.00. D. L. Shearin
306.66. F. Sherman 366.58. F. A. Ship
lev 320.70. J. R. Shope 370.81. S. H
Shorey 270.29. I. C. Shuck 261.57, R.
I. Simmons 323.59. P. I. Smith 273.24,
D. Stout 295.38. H. J. Stout 338.93, D.
Sweet 351.34. E. T. Thigpin 344.70. R.
Thornburg 360.18. J. W. Thornton
204.39. H. E. ToUe 280.29. L. T. Van
derpool 368.79. L. L. Varner 277.54. C.
Verstegen 310.49. D. A. Walden 268.31.
W. W. Walker 294.85. H. E. Wallace
261.41, A T. Wattenberg 335.17. E. F.
White 294.69. G. C. Williams 309.86.
W. C. Wood 322.29. T. V. Wright
356.03. J. W. Wubbels 314.69, B. T.
Austin 27134. R. L. Fitzgerald 313.71,
H. Geigle 375.14. O. M. Pruitt 240.82,
W. A. Reese 297.71. P. B. Rvnning
520.72. L. J. Shorey 371.34. R. L. Smith
194.55. V. S. Smith 235.09. K. W. Wal
ker 317.89. R. J. Rinabarger 165.94.
Payments for supplies, services and
equipment for Jackson County Road
Dept.;
Ace Roofing Co. 43.00. Am. Assoc.
of State 4.50, Am. Pamcor, Inc.. 17.58.
Am. Steel & Supply 314.66. Citv of
Ashland 4.30. Big Pines Lbr. Co. 18.20.
W. O. Blackledge 188.03. W. & E. Bolz
213.63. Burk's 12.50. Cal-Ore Machi
nery Co., Inc, 1.066.48. Copco 372.18,
Coleman Hardware 3.25. Columbia
Equipment Co. 55.57. Colyear Motor
Sales Co. 518.32. Contractors Equip
ment Corp. 436.83. Courtesy Chevrolet
8.46. E. E. Cox 30.00. Cummins of Med
ford, Inc.. .81. Crater Lake Machinery
Co.. 3.282.82. Eagle Point Water Comm.
5.00. Electric Supply Co. 3154, Fa-
Scoff Gets Life
Term in Prison
For Wife's Death
Los Angeles OP) L. Ewing
Scott, 61, self-styled investment
counsellor, today faced life in
prison for the murder of his
wealthy wife almost three years
ago.
Jurors who convicted Scott of
first degree murder last Satur
day on circumstancial evidence
returned to court Thursday to
set the penalty for the crime as
provided under a new Califor
nia law.
After deliberating for almost
seven hours, the Superior Court
panel of seven men and five wo
men gave Ssott his life but
ruled that he must spend it in
prison.
Disappeared in 1955
Scott's five-times married
wife, Mrs. Evelyn Throsby
Scott, disappeared from the cou
ple's fashionable Bel-Air home
in May, 1955. No trace of her
has been found since and her
body was never discovered.
Attorney P. Basil Lambros im
mediately filed a motion for a
new trial on Scott's behalf and
said he and the convicted man
would start planning a new fight
immediately.
Superior Judge Clement D.
Nye set arguments on Lambros'
new trial motion for Jan. 14
when Scott is scheduled to reap
pear in court for sentencing.
No Show Of Emotion
Scott heard the jury's verdict
without showing emotion as he
had accepted the first degree
murder conviction and the ar
guments of the presecution that
described him as a "cold, cruel,
heartless man."
Deputy District Attorney J.
Miller Leavy demanded that the
jury show no mercy to the man
who Leavy said had killed his
wife to loot her 8600,000 estate.
Lambros said he thought that
Scott was innocent and would
think so until the end of his
life. He called on the jury to
give Scott the benefit of any
possible doubt.
Scott contended throughout
his trial that his wife is still
alive.
LAW AUTHORITY DIES
Philadelphia (IP) Robert H.
Brigham, 58, an authority on pro
bate law, died Christmas Day at
suburban Villanova. Brigham
had served as chairman of an
advisory committee on deced
ents' estate laws of the Joint
State Government Advisory com
mission that made recommenda
tions to the Pennsylvania legis
lature in 1949.
The heaviest known materials
are usually metals, but some
metals, are also among the
lightest in weight.
LEGAL NOTICES
ber's 11.14, Federal Withholding Tax
5.835.30. Firestone Stores 503.72, Gen
eral Electric Supply Co. 1.75. General
Petroleum Corp. 675.66, City of Gold
Hill 2.70. Harrison Parts Co. 1.07.
Haupert Tractor Co. 1.308.79, H. L.
Pritchard Co. 139.83, D. H. Holmes
25.60, Howard Cooper 77.26, Hubbard
Bros., Inc. 112.43, Hubbard-Wray Co.
3.90, Indust. Air Prod. Co. 44.98, In
ternational Harvester Co. 479.13, Jack
sonville Lbr. Co. 3.75, Jacobsen &
Owens Machine Ser. 46.03, J. P. Jarvis
39.00, Kennedy Fuel Co. 5.50, Dick
Knight Co. 3.38, Lewis Wholesale Build
ers Supply 21.76, M. C. Liinger & Sons
28.13. Littrell Parts 285.58. Loggers &
Contractors Machinery Co. 496.37,
Schetky Equipment Corp. 4.53. Medco
580.40, Medford Auto Upholstery
1050, Medford Concrete Construction
Co.. Inc. 531.40. Medford Domestic
Laundry 13.51. Medford Lbr. Co. 9.10,
Medford Plate Glass & Mirror Co.
138.39, Medford Radiator Ser. 111.95,
Medford Saw Shop 7.05, Medford
Spring Ser. 30.40. Medford Stationery
Store 17.80. Medford Tire Ser., Inc.
362.28. Medford Water Comm. 16.65,
Mike's Seat Cover Centre 22.60. P. L.
Smith 6.75, National Assoc. of County
Officials 3.00. NHA 587.45. Ober's Re
pair Ser. 2.42. O. K. Rubber Welders
340.12, Older Tire & Wheel Exchange
4.16. Oregon Liquid Gas Co. 63.82, Pa
cific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
30.72, Padgett Auto Parts 168.96. Par
sons Motors 277.77, Peck Bros. 1.223.74,
Pierce Freight Lines, Co. 1.174.95, Re
tirement Board 96.55. Social Security
1.174.95, Rogue Equipment Sales, Inc.
109.26. P. B. Rynning 145.41. Sam
Jennings Co. 6.56, So. Ore. Bearing
Sales Co. 112.51, State With. Tax
1.558.70, State Indust. Acc. Comm.,
2.404.77. Stevens Corp. 210.52, S-W
Floor Cover Shop 16.70. Texas Co.
104.20. Tidewater Oil Co. 7.939.81,
Tidewater Oil Co. 7.939.81, Traffic
Safety Supply Co. 72.10. Trail Creek
Lbr. Co.. Inc. 944.17, Trowbridge &
Flynn Electric Co. 55.06, Tru-Mix
Concrete Co. 1.392.26. Wesjern Equip
ment Co. 4.82, Witham Parts and
Equipment Co. 275.20.
NOTICE OF INTENTION
WEATHER MODIFICATION
Notice is hereby given, that North
American Weather Consultants of Ore
gon. Administration Building, Santa
Barbara Municipal Airport. Goleta,
California, on behalf of The California
Oregon Power Company, Medford,
Oregon, will conduct a weather modi
fication program using silver iodide
ground generators to increase snow
pack in the area bounded on the east
by a line running north from Lake-O-The-Woods
along the Cascade Di
vide to Windigo Gap. thence westerly
along the Umpqua-Willamette Divide
to a point north of Toketee Falls
Power Plant, thence south approxi
mately along longitude 122 30' to the
Lake Creek-Fish Lake Road, thence
approximately east to Lake-O-The-Woods.
The area which will be affected, as
as near as the same may be de
termined in advance, is the same as
above.
The operations will be conducted
during the period from about January
1, 1958 through April 30. 1958.
NORTH AMERICAN WEATHER
CONSULTANTS OF OREGON
Robert D. Elliott, President
NOTICE OF EXTENSION OF
REGISTRATION PERIOD
Notice hereby is given that th
period for Oregon cattle producers
ibeef andor dairy breeds! to regis
tar with the State Department of
Agriculture through Oregon County
Agents as Deputy Registrars, to qual
ify to vote in a referendum to be
held on creation of an Oregon Beef
Commission, has been extended to
terminate on January 21, M58.
On his registration form each cattle
producer will enter the total number
of Cattle listed on his county tax re
turn as of January 1, 1957. For further
information write or contact any
Oregon County Agent or Paul T.
Rowell. Chief, Division of Market De
velopment. State Department of Agri
culture. Agriculture Building, Salem,
Oregon.
FAMILY WELCOME President Eisenhower receives a
smiling greeting from daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Eisen
hower, on his return to Washington from Paris where he
attended crucial NATO summit conference.
Afro-Asian Parley
Turns To Familiar
Cold War Themes
Cairo HP) An .unofficial
"solidarity" meeting of dele
gates from 37 African and Asian
nations today started preparing
resolutions based on reports
which voiced the Communist
line on familiar cold war themes.
The reports, introduced Thurs
day, demanded an unconditional
halt to nuclear weapons tests.
They scored western countries
for such things as "imperialism"
and "colonialism."
Pronounced Leftist Turn
Early committee sessions were
expected to show whether the
anti-West tenor of the reports
would be approved or whether
some delegations would try to
bring the conference closer to
the neutralist line .set at the 1955
Bandung conference.
The conference assumed a pro
nounced leftist trend on the first
day.
Conference leaders refused to
permit a three-man delegation of
refugees from the Turkestan
(Kazakh) Soviet province, now
living in Turkey and the United
States, to attend despite previous
statements that all observers
were welcome.
Some of the delegates took po
sitions that deviated in varying
degrees from the policies voiced
by their governments.
Russians Present
There were no delegates from
such anti-Communist bastions as
the Republic of Korea, National
ist China, Turkey, South Viet
Nam, Pakistan, Cambodia and
The Philippines.
The Soviet Union, which was
not represented at the official
Bandung Conference, had 23 del
egates here. Communist China
had 45. Egypt, the host country,
had 83 delegates.
Three Arrested by
Medford Police
Two youths pleaded guilty to
charges -of illegal possession of
intoxicating liquor this morning
in municipal court and were
fined $35 each while a third
youth arrested on similar
charges pleaded innocent.
Cecil Opal Blake, 19, of route
1, box 319B, Gold Hill, and Vin
cent John German, 18, of Sun
land, Calif., were arrested on
the charges by city police about
12:30 p.m. yesterday on Table
Rock rd., near Berrydale ave.,
according to Medford police.
The third youth in the car,
David Milton Setness, 19, of 733
Pine st., Central Point, also was
arrested on charges of illegal
possession of intoxicating liquor.
His trial was set for Dec. 30 at
8 a.m. Police said the youths
were stopped for violation of
basic rule and a part case of
beer was found in the car when
searched.
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Congress for Defense
Budget of $40 Billion
Washington (IP) Sen. Dennis
Chavez, chairman of the Senate
Defense Appropriations Subcom
mittee, predicted today that Con
gress will give "rough going" to
a defense budget as high as $40
billion.
The New Mexico Democrat
said that increased spending
alone "is not the answer to to
day's needs."
Defense Department sources
have said the administration will
ask Congress next month to ap
prove a $40 billion' defense
spending figure about one bil
lion higher than current spend
ing to meet Russia's space-age
military challenge.
Chavez issued a statement
criticizing the reported increase
from the Bethesda Naval Hos
potal where he is recuperating
from a fall he suffered at his
home.
He also criticized reports that
the President will ask Congress,
in seeking an extension of the
reciprocal trade act, to auth
orize him to cut tariffs as much
as 25 per cent.
"So long as the President pro
poses a huge giveaway in the
the form of foreign aid and
wants the American public to
starve themselves for their own
economic improvement, he is
bound to have rough going in
Congress," Chavez said. -
The senator also said that Rus
sia's space satellite progress
"doesn't change my feelings one
whit."
Other developments in the de
bate over defense:
Sen. Charles E. Potter (R
Mich.) said an unsnarling of Pen
tagon red tape "might be as im
portant to the defense effort
as increased military spending.
Defense officials said the
U.S. has allotted $17,178,000,000
for missile work since "World
War II, more than half of it in
the last two years. This figure
covers only development of mis
siles and does not include the
cost of building and operating
launching sites.
The Wall Stree Journal re
ported the administration has
decided to ask Congress for a
special $500 million fund to be
used at the President's discretion
to exploit any breakthrough in
the missile-satellite field.
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