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Newspaper Page TextC3 O OSOKTHLY ST ATEMENT COlT COIIT PROCEEDINGS ($Clt9K COUNTY. OREGON May, 1958 Th following is a statement of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County. Orezon. listing claimants for supplies and services which were passed upon during the month of May, 1958. as required by Chapter 136 of 1947 Session Laws. BERETH P. HOPKINS o County Clerk Approved by Jackson County Court: OrdeO in the Matter of: Execut ing Deeds to D. Estremado and Angehne Estremado and to Donald P. Hinton; Accepting Quitclaim Deed for public road purposes: Posting notices and appointing viewers for the establishment of a County road along Orr Drive and Azalea Road: Accepting Ellen Drive and a portion of Bursell Road as a part of the General Road System; Annulling load limits on Med ford -Climax Road and Modoc Road; Filing a Plat of Rogers Park; Ap propriating funds for care of plot in Eastwood Oddfellows Cemetery; Tajansferring funds from the Emer gency Fund and Budget to the Gen eral Countv-Weed Control Budget; Granting County employees time for military reserve duty; Publish ing facsimile of Sample Ballot pro vided for the Primary Election. Filed: Monthly reports of County Clerk, Auditor and County Hospital; County Treasurer's Financial State ment; Receipts for liquor license fees for Bridge Cafe & Tavern, Christean's Service and California on the Rogue; Resolutions of State Hwy. Comm. prohibiting parking in front of Kim's Restaurant, at an auction establishment near north City limits and limiting speed on portion of Pacific Hwy.; Resolution establishing a County road along the general alignment of roads now known as Orr Drive and Azal ea Road; Contracts with Bureau of Reclaaiation concerning the Rogue River3 Basin Project; Af reement with Don L. Jacobs Construction Co. to erect buildings for the Southern Oregon Experiment Sta tion; Contract with State Depart ment of Agriculture for the eradi cation and control of ragweed; Pro clamation setting aside May 11th to 18th s Soil Conservation week; Notice ot Meeting of County Board of Equalization: Minutes of Meet ing of County Court. Load Limit Permits: Ray Offord Loggirjk Co.: 1. C. Lininger & Sons: Heavy Haulirg Co., Ind.; Francis McKay Loftgine Co; California Oregon Por Co.: Leo Hoag; Med ford House) Movers: Cal-Ore Ma chinery Co.; Ober Logging Co.; J. Bennett Sons: Barnes Brothers, GENUAL COUNTY FUND . Net payment for services of em w ployes of Jaclson County. Oregon .D. Offenb)char 221.42, C. Norm 43.9 C. L Howard 357.75. J. Cave 97. IX N. . Wynck 204.i4, C. J, Conner 378i. A. 1. Piazza (Judge Pro-Tern 187.14. F. I. Gallatin 133.48, E. E. Brytn 12.14. J. D. Walsh 367.77. P. ettiol 348.24, D DeBerry 323 2, I. JauIt 229.07. G. Wnght 3N.I D. D. Coo 315.07. O V. V. Vfnooa 326.67. B. C. Ten - nant 22.97. S. Blumenfeld 349.47. R. Gheysin 326.07. J. Dunlap 310.18, P. EOott 229.1'.. M. Brooks 258.11, M., Stephens 268.07. G. Jacobs 192.18. M. Hftgan 187.18. N. Neil 263 11. I F. Brenner 226.63. A. Carter 230.31, B. J. Brown 209.09, W. L. Sites 207.69. J. Whitman 204.84. M. Schrack 182.92. H. Du- gan 236.1V, C. S. Gibson 192.14, R. A. Jenkins 192.14. Thelma C Mclntyia) 230.5f . G. B. Bohl 260.18, M. Mitcnell 20.79, M. J. A. Smith 1.0.42. P. I. Moreland 187.75. R. H Mesplie 38.57. G. B.Bohl 31.00. M. Denman 133.80. L. O. Lmzie 221.85. M. A. Hentz 198.21, D. Patton 122.07, HT T A C" : . I . T . T- r . I 200.36, A Martin 2150. V. Moore 249.28. M. Schnflck 40.66, O. Le schensky 0f6, S. M. Janouch 10.15. A. B. Mekvold 297.32, B. S. Mitt. Jr. 96.90. U. B. Inch 209.55. A. R. Bailey 01.87. M. D. Hinman 0 207.69, M. J. Sorter 114.82, T. M Lantz 113.08. J. L. Dickenson 14.60, H. M. Fffona 83.48. t. Jennings 230.60. P7Thnos 217.67, D. Svan- son 241.87. H.Klson 194.66. A. L. .Martin 207.39. . Theon 194.66. L, Deenm 190.09. D. Matheny 182.76 W. B. McCullouah 301.53, S. Pen nington 298.93, T. Hatten 305.38. C. Miller 313.15. i. F. O'Hart 306.75. C. F. Mrfidovta 313.15. J. B. Caird 306.15. hit 291.90. W. M. Save 30V.15. C. S. Zapell 35128, C. buBch B.52. L. Deenin 10.00, D. V.uvUson 195.10. M. Beneka 227T0. G. Gamabell 21.71. H. Nie- dermvyr 337S. A. Beneka 177.92 H. W. oy a8.37. L. R. D. Floux 1702. 4. J. Slade 241.86. V. M. Casey l.f. L. m.. Perkins 171.83 Lr.D. ca 305.07. J. O'Brien 186.85, fltV O'Eeti 10 M, J. Dunlap 2328 -,P. Hanlin 87.85, G. Hanlin 42.76, S. Elliott 12.20c M. W. Hoffman 205.3 L. M. Hoffman 216.74. I. T. Mitchell 15.63. D. Gondard 135.07, M. Smith 13.13. L. D. Hilliard 114.55. G. B. Hershey 108.86, B. Waterman 1)5.78. R. H. Bayne u. m. AiAttern 110.49, k. l, W 20-73. c- S. Walker 178.47. v n. Mora) 137.10. W. Best 150.72, R TO Williams 132.92. H. Briley W.M L. L$rrich 129.13,-D. Thomp- (8n Jl-77. M. Holbrooaf 138.78. L, Veim 146.90. V. Heffernan 62.01, . m- ureen 163.1U. M. Davis 124.60 j. 33.9 S. J. Hilliard 166.47, m GOCoamor 10.22. P. O'Connor JL V Pall 15.34. K. Crowell 'J1B. ft. obbins 204tl, M. J. Latiq 131.48. L. L. Tweedy 357.08, J. P. orfJ 283.08, F. Clink 294.10, (..lkinai 24.13. M. H. Lehman NL. Martin 275.75, C went 313 aj. SIJ. T. T. Talr 24.42. J. W. Hss- kins 31.92. R. A. Richards 14.42 Davis 9.42. L. M. Childers 12.5 O. H Niedermeyer 5.00. tt. G. Boy 10.00. V. W. Kengla 6.20. M. Heyerman 5.00. G. C. Warner 5.00 R. C. Dodge 6.92. Wm. Padgett 10.00, M. A. Mclntyre 9.30. w. M Hart 5.00. C. C. Pettman 16.34 W. A. Darling 37 50. D. P. Harb son 59.00. A. M. Harris 69.70. G. Jnhnun .1.00. R L. DeLao 54.02 A. C. Allen. Jr. 26.24. J. E. Hibbs 65.00. S. Jack 8.52. R. E. Blair 11.52. E. R. Ousterhout 40.50. W. Stewart 26 92. C. M. Rickard 40.00. C. B. Haupert 65.38. L. Calhoon 35.70. E. '. Fair 68.26, W. Haskins 50.26. R. A. Richards 5.96. E. Davis 27.68. L. M. Childers 25.00. O. H. Niedermeyer 40.00. K, G Bovd 63.00. F. J. Kubalek 20.00 M. E. Heyerman 65.00, R. C. Dodge 54.02. Wm. Padgett 42.50. V Sutherland 2422. M. A. Mclntyre 72.20. W. M. Hart 20.00, C. C. Pitt- man 32.68. B. J. Neel 7.82. R Kesler 8.46. B. M. Ross 7.82. E. M, Darling 7.50. A. C. Fries 2J96. Payments for Attorney's fees A. E. Piazza 45.00. R. E. Edwards 30.00. Payments for supplies, services and equipment: Acorn Press 85.75, Allied Art Studios 18.00. Amer. Laundry 11.03 Amer. Steel Sc Supp. 15.36. City of Ashland 14.00. Ashland Groceteria 15.45. Ashland Print. Co.. 257.11 Barco Supp. 273.61. R. G. Barnes 10.00. Bates Candy 9.54. Beck' 39.38. P.Bettiol 11.25, W. G. Bishop, M.D., 50.00, Brill Metal Wks. 143.35, Broer Grocery 114.88, Brownie Plumbing-Heating 19.32, Builders Supp. 34.03, Burns Engraving 3.50, Burroughs 8.80. Callaghan & Co. 15.00. Cal-Ore Mach. Co. 18.65 Copco 512.60. Cal-Pac Utilities 57.63. A. Carter 2.76. Cascade Elec, trie 10.20, Cash Davis Pharmacy 2.22. Catholic Services for Children 5.00. Central Rexall Drug 89.o4 Children's Farm Home 20.00 Chore-Bov Western 5.90. Chuck Pump Ser. 26.50. City San. Ser, 30.00. D. S. Collins 31 .57. Comm Print Co. 1,379.85. R. Compton 91.57. Consol. Freiehtwavs 2. 6 i I. Covle. M.D. 76.50. Crater Green house and Florist 6.50. Cutter 41.50, Davis Trans. Sc Storage 2.6ZB.4Z Davis Tree Ser. 310.00, D. H. De Berrv 1125. Dept. of Finance Administ. 1.75. Dr. Ernest R. Duce 5.00. Duplicating Prod. 26.76, East man Kodak Stores 44.00. J. Eaton 19.84. Educational Test Bur. 7.26 Ekerson Paint & Roof Store 82.00 Rent for Polling Places (Election) 135.00, Election Boards 9.939.0o, F.verest and Jennings 1.33. Faber Mkt. 297.69. Federal Tax 5908.76, D. Ferrier 74.57. E. Fichtner 52.00, Fluhrer Bakeries 22.56, M. E. Fo land. M.D. 10.00. Forbes Bro. Meats 25.46. R. A. Gheysen 11.25. Grey. hound Bus Depot 30.00. Groceteria .... . T -KT 1 - ntk IvlKt. n. xiansun, xi. it. j-j uu, D C. Hendrix 69.76. W. W. P. Holt, M r 10.00. Hubbard Bros 132.65 I. Huson 30.00. Independent Truck TJnes 10 33. iverson .printing z'.iu, Jack. Co. Court 9.85. Jack. Road. Detit 336.85. R. A. James 9.75, Jenkins Sign 54.50, Jorgensen's 98 63. J. W. Copeland Yards 18.00, Klrn-ker Printerv 373.50. M. A, Kocks. D.D.S. 18.00. Littrell Parts .16.8(1. Fred C. Lorish. M.D. 98.00 Louis Home 39.45. J. R. McCormick i nn no McCormick Farm Eauip Store 9.33. McLaughlin Plumbing & Heating 989.16. Mann's 27.77, The Mart 1.33. Mason. Ehrman & Co. lQ nn. W J. Matthews 10.00. Med ford Ambulance Ser. 19.00, Medford Laboratories 7.50, Medford Meat 105 62. Medford Pharmacy 4.99, Medford Printing 349.34, Medford Stationery 100.15, Medford Water Comm. 49.19. A. E. Merkel. M.D, 105.00. M&M Dept. Store 23.66, Modern Plumbing and Sheet Metal Monarch's 7030, J. D. Morut Kanrlipr 2ft3f)2 "M. G X Ml 283.08, N. Al. VanDewalker its Sutherland 329.42. O. S. Mogng) 337.3a. J. Kopps 248.66, D.iF. ThomaSi 192.14. I. Estaa 351.33. C. K Cm ape. 08. V. Pettr 204.84, G'. yden 10.68. M. . Boyden llAl I. L. (au-chbanlta 199.88. bJPrirmham 74. P. aV Mynnmg iWOM- W. Weaver 19.71. P. J. Gil- nJ.6.23. DC. Hendri 344.30, (. aa.smitn w.92. m. J. z. Mc etil 4fc3. I. D. Russell 229.44, ( C nicg- 16221. G. J. Scannell. 7A, J. V. Binconi 253.33. ai. U4 iscmvm us W3.99. V. M. Casev U9.20, AC. Itn 311.04. N. A. Witts TW13. J. R. McCormick 132.08. M. R. Hubbell 93920. L. A, ferry 354.79. Payments, t. mxpensm: P.iWtio" 298.96. J. V. Binconi 84.28V S. W.um)nfeld 5.36. E. F, Bolt 22 40. J. B. Cftird 72.16. D. D Coe 323.76. County Court 7.98. K. Crowell 1X$70, W. M. Dws 2152. D. DeBerry 166.01. P. E. SUiott 280.80. H. GJIult 119.M. H. Gault 151.90. R m. Gh-sen 217H. T. W Hatten 61.0S. AMlth Dept. 980.00. B P. Hopgins 77 . R. Hubbell W 58.56. tfftcftson Co. Roftd Dept 144.09. !. C. Loftua, 55.7. W. B. McCulloua t32, . B. Mkvold 8.74. g. . MUlmr l.6t. C. Millar 24.32. C. L. Moldovajn t.5t. J. F O'HaaB 2.12. S. Peninaton 624 R. J. Sftumacher 43 5. J. Sorg Sweedy . V. V. Vgnoose 349.13. J. u. vsn 2iza. .vnite 30.48 G Wright ia96, R S. Zapell 18.16. Payments for Jury ajervica and Witneaj Ies: r. ciunn, jr., aj-uu. r. a. rair g net on 75.36. N. J. ArplSiate 5.00, Li. -ior 3.00. G. c. Hoean 32.68. 9 M. Nicholson 20.00. E. Bosshard 19.80. B. O. Saflay 60.00, J. M. Richftson 13.OT. J. L. Hatch 5.00. M. G. Conrld i.00. H. L. Apple. 15.00. . . Blir S5.00. L. I. EinmBt 10.00. D. I. Johnson 75.36. G. G tse 5S.lt. S. M. Miksche 30 0. . X. Hart. ir. 10.00, H. Gaigle 10.00, 1. f. Houa 10.00. A. w. wnj 50.00. C. Xccleston 20.00. C. O. Chasa 5 0D, 1. C. JCadin 7.50. C. H. Quit 46. C. L. Main 7.98. P. E. cDonald 7.50. V. N. Smith 7.50. L. S. Bakr 9.42. W. C. Rose 7.50. W. O. tadcliffa 31.92. T. MatlackQ24. M. J. Olsan 5.80, J. L. Martin 32.56. g. G. Miller 67.08. B. E. Krie,-nan ,58.44. B. Sounders 20.96. F. I.T. White 2336. S. J. Mo. sher. 5.00. G. S. MacKenzie 5.00, I. M. Quitt 5.00. N. L. Barker 5.80, E M- Riley 16.23. t. T. Ray 7.50. A. Fae Migche 7.50, J. Parsons 750. E. L. Price 12 .92, H. Hill 9.42. O. P. Tfcvlor 7.82, L. Huffman 7.50. W. A. Darlina 32.50. D. F. Newton 6.92c D. P- Harbison 45.00, A. M. Harris 36.50. I. W. Oben chain 5.80, J. . Walker 652. H. G. Ingraham 14.00V. M. Patars 6.92, G. W. Hesdorfer 10. G. . John son 5.00. R. L. DLap 44.60. A. C. Allen. Jr. 42.90, J. . Xibb 15.00. S. Jack 2556. E. ft. Outrhout 13.20. J. W. Stewart 29.42. C. M. Rickard 27.50. R. Gosch 5.00. C. B. Haupert 31.28. D L. Kidd 12.30, 1.57 5.00. Motorola 206.70. NHA 276.15, Nnimadt Prod. 1.53. Office Station ary it Supp. 303.34. Oregon Egg Prnrf 69.6.1. Otis Elevator 94.82. fa cific Feed and Seed 132.27. Pacific Fruit and Prod. 92.67. Pacific Inter- mountain Exnress 3.45. Pac. Tel. & Tel. 999.91. L. C. Sc B. Perkins 18 00 Pierce Freight Lines 2.5o Pitnev-Bowes 44.00, Porter Lbr, 45.81. Postmaster 200.00, D. S. Pro, vost 65.00. Public Employes Retire, ment Board 3.576.20. Public Em- nloves Retirement System 779.58, Quality Mkt. 39.36. Rayspray 1.- 449.88, Recordak 151.80. Recordak 87.75. Rogue River Public Schools 8.00. Rogue Valley Physicians' Ser, 115.42. Rush Electric 13.92. T. Kul ter. MD. 8.00. Sacred Heart Hosp 751.82. St. Mary's Home for Boys 5.00. St. Rose Industrial School 35.00. Selbv Glass Co. 624.00. Ad' vanre Sheets 7.00. Signal Oil Co, 30.12, Sims Cycle and Hobby Shop Z.3U. amger sewing naco, v-u, 16 82. Siskivou Hardware 7.03 Skinner's garage 6.98. C. M. Smith 53.84, Smith-Dynge Lbr. 327.40, Stacev. Watkins & Co. 400.00, Standard Brands inc. 4i.a. ataie Industrial Acc. Comm. 392.54, State Thy 11.16 40. State Tax Comm. 18.50. Surgical Sales 316.81, Tal ent Hardware 3.93. Timber Prod. Co. 24.00. The Times 63.10. Tri- County Office Mach. 16.50, Trites rnffee 29 14 TrowDnaee ec riynn 173.30. United States Dept. of Comm. 233.96. V. S. Weather Bur. 126.72. J. D. Walsh 11.25, w. wea ver 25.00. weeKS Sc urr 20.su, w E. Finzer & Co 35.34. C. H. Wendt 10.7.1. Western Hwav till 317.1b, Western Oil and Burner 475.94, Western Union 12.00, L. P. WU math 4.25, G. Wright 11.25. CIVIL DEFENSE i'LiND J H. Hicks 214.75. E. R. Peter- son 84.20. V. G. Walker 7.75. Pac. Tel ac Tel 17.80, Jackson Co. Road Dept. 5.00, Federal Tax 19.80. State Tax 320, Public Employes Retire ment Board 7.43. DeVores Auto Wreckers 73.05. Medford Station ery Store 7.50. Hawkins Nite Ga rage 16.35, Commercial Printery 16.00. state maust. acc. comm. .u. COURTHOUSE CONST IMP. at EQUIP. FUND A. Btomsen 402.12. Burk's S6.00, Federal Tax 48.20. State Tax 8.50, Public Employes Retirement Board 10.91. NHA 14.65. HuDDara 7.6U, Jack. Co. Road Dept. 2.03, Hubbard Bros 3.18, State Indust, Acc. Comm. 18.99. - JUVENILE O t M FUND It. M. Swan 276.92, F. Swan 2754. J. L. Shrum. Jr 21.44. S. A Shrum 14.99, L. C. Perkins 13.64, Jim's Prod. 31.92. Hubbard Bros. 623. Mann's 8.64, Quality Mkt. 18.99. South Bear Creek Sanitary Dist. 6.50. City Sanitary Ser. 2.00, Mr. B. Smith 68.75, Monarch's 13.30. Beck's 43.19. Jorgensen's 125.12. Mason Ehrman Sc Co. 176.17, Federal Tax 33.01. State Tax 5.00. Public Employes Retirement Board 11.16, iuearora water wmm. ji.i r, Copco 63.57, Cal-Pac Utilities 130.28. Aiciaugnnn i-iumoins oc Heating 6.00. State Indust. Acc. Comm. 11.28. A Sc H SINKING FUND Medford Stationery Store 18.28. ASHLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND Pageant Book Co. 80.33. Deseret Book Co. 12.84. C. J. Leilbel 159.53. J. K. Gill Co. 24627. ROAD FUND Net Payments for employes of Jackson County Road Department: G. E. Buchholz 273.57. L. Bur- dahl 265.52. L. Culy 313.32. L. Damon 315.94. P. C. Hannaford 329.32. E. Harnish 312.52. J. I. Lusk 279.54. D. P. Smith, Sr. 276.14. L. Andrews 329.62. L. J. Bigham 297.97; J. F . Burns 288.18. E. W. Coulter 302.35. G. Huls 278.29. M. Jacobson 329.62. A. Stith 320.89, J. Sutton 252.68. J. Y. Baldwin 275.07. R. Berriman 286.77, H. H. Brown 289.08, G. E. Brownlee 115.23. C. O. Culy 291.04. M. R. Griffin 294.42. L. Hartman 313.79, W. Hartman 330.13, D. D. Hinkle 26521. S. Johnson 338.27. B. T. Austin 275.00. R. L. Fitzgerald 314.57. H. Geigle 374.30. O. M. Pruitt 242.90, W. A. Reese 299.17. P. B. Rynning 516.71, L. J. Shorey 367.69. R. L. Smith 19723, V. S. Smith 289.35, K. W. Walker 318.65. H. Meyer 99.03. C. E. Baker 278.31. M. M. Boat 333.16. H. C. Dooms 306.02. R. W. Flagg 293.94, J. E. Merritt 317.22, C. Perdue 329.62. T. Smith 260.86. O. W. Abbott 265.52. E. S. Accorne 300.86. W. E. Allen 27621. W. J. Barlow 272.44, J. L. Beams 329.62. W. J. Bench 323.81. P. T. Betz 333.18. W. F. Blancett 271.21. E. Boardman 28724. C. I. Bourne 306.02. J. W. Bowman 32125. Wm. J. Brogan 287.14. G. P. Buffington 315 27. J. R. Burden 299. 53. C. V. Calkins 296.73. N. L. Cays 277.80. W. D. Chapman 312.86, O. C. Chesnut 317.61, G. E. Childreth 296.35. R. Clark 30736. D. J. Clifford 353.92. C. Comstock 261.49, J. L. Conner 323.83, E. L. Cooper 348.16. N. A. Coverdale 267.44. G. R. Crumlev 313.02. E. E. Culver 315.43. L. F. Cutburth 326.04. J. L. Dan ford 308.49. C. B. Dean 305.42, R F. Ditsworth 334.08. C. Dooms 286 45. About 15 per cent of Amer icans 18 to 21 years old were attending college iiv 1940 as compared with the present rate of about 25 per cent. LEGAL NOTICES CALL FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by Rebecca Jensen, Clerk, at School Administration Building. 500 Mon roe Street, Medford. Oregon, until July 11th. 1958. 8:00 o'clock P.M. for th Medford High School, Re model and Addition for School District No. 549-C. Jackson County, Medford, Oregon, and will then and there be opened and publicly read aloud. Bids received after the time fixed for opening will not be con sidered. Plans. Specifications and Con tract Documents may be examined or may be obtained at the office of Hayslip. Tuft, Hewlett & Jamison Architects, 2040 S W. Third Ave nue. Portland 1, Oregon or the Medford School Superintendent's Office, 500 Monroe fct, Medtord Oregon after June 19th, 1958 upon a deposit of $50.00 for each set of documents. All ciassmcations are included in one General Contract. Up to two sets will be furnished each crime bidder at the stipulated deposit sum per set. Additional sets will be provided upon request at the bidders expense at S25.00 per set. Deposit sum will be retunaed to all but successful bidder upon return of bid documents in good condition within 60 days from bid date. Attention is called to Bidders Prequalification. Sections 279.012, 279.014. 279.016, 279.018. 279.020, 279.022. 279.024, O.R.S. which must be filed with the Clerk 10 days before date for opening of bids. Forms may be obtained either at the office of the Architects or the School Office. Successful Wdder will be re quired to carry: Workmen's Com pensation Insurance protecting his employees; Public Liability Insur ance covering himself, his em ployees, also School District No. 549-C. its officers, agents and em ployees to the minimum amount of S50.000.00 for injuries to one person and $100,000.00 minimum for one accident; property damage insur ance to the minimum amount of $10,000.00, protecting himself, his employees. School District No. 549-C its officers, agents and era- gloyees. He shall file with the oard of Directors of the School evidence that all such insurance is being carried. No proposals will be considered unless accompanied by certified check, cashier's check or bid bond (with authorized surety company as surety) made payable to the Owner in an amount of not less than 5 of the amount of the bid. 100 Surety Bond will be required in accordance with terms of contract documents. The Board of Directors of School District No. 549-C, reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informalities. No bidder may withdraw his bid after the hour set for, the opening thereof or before award of the Contract, unless said award is de layed for a period exceeding 30 days. Rebecca Jensen, Clerk School District No. 549-C Jackson County Medford. Oregon First Publication June 19, 1958 Second Publication June 26, 1958 Burdick Not To Annul Marriage To Ex-Secretary Washington (UPI) Elder ly Rep. Usher L. Burdick (R.-N.D.) has decided he doesn't want to annul his mar riage to his young blonde for mer secretary, after all. Why the 79-year-old Con gressman changed his mind remained a mystery. Burdick was not commenting.. But an aide said no recon ciliation was involved. Asks Suit Be Dropped The assistant, C. J. Berry, said Wednesday Burdick had sent a telegram to the clerk of the Cass County District Court in North Dakota asking that his annulment suit be dropped. The wealthy rancher-poll tician and 30-year-old Mrs Jean Rodgers were married here on Feb. 28. He" has said she agreed to marry if he promised to give her his Wash ington home and provide for her four-year-old son by a previous marriage which end ed in divorce. ' A few weeks later, how ever. Burdick filed an annul ment suit in Fargo, N.D., con tending the nuptials had never been consumated. Mrs. Rodgers promptly fil ed a suit of her own here ask ing for $400 temporary month ly alimony. Burdick's attorneys argued that the woman's suit should be dismissed. They said the lawmaker was unable to con sumate the marriage because of physical disabilities, Mrs. Rodgers herself never intend ed, to consumate it, and her Reno divorce from her first husband was inadequate. . 274.72, F. Dutton 299.18. G. W. Dut- ton 334.73. E. M. Earl 246.76. L, B. Earl 327.04, J. W. Eatherton 299.20. H. D. Ferns 340.18. D. Floyd 295.17. F. Foust 322.34. W. L. Garner 366.95, D. L. Goddard 287.40. C. B. Goodnight 272.43. W. G. Granby 247.25. A. B. Haddock 276.82.. I. E. Hall 262.01. R. E Harnish 287.14. S. Harris 283.92, S. G. Hartbauer 276.21, B. Hatch 324.26, M. Heffernan 277.51, G, HiUman 281.08. T. W. Hora 287.14, W. W. Irons 30722. R. P. Johnson 273.57. A. W. Jones 283.57, H. A. Kantor 329.63. C. Keeney 314.47. J. O. Keller 295.06. W. M. Kenyon 29024. M. M. Kinyon 321.94. K. B. Kite 303.44. I. A. Larson 329.62, Lichtenstern 321.14, R. C. Lomas 278.31. P. R. Lynch 279.49. J. H. Mapston 261.61, E. L. Marshall 310.31, R. E. Merritt 328.22, H. C. Meyer 277.23, C. L. Michael 339.99. ti. JVlUler 335.09, L. G. Monroe 293.09, B. B. Moore 311.94, W. R Moore 273.01, M. W. Morse 322.34, C. J. Netzel 310.54, J. E. Nikodym 306.22, M. E. Owens 236.47, G. H. Parker 261.45. J. T. Perdue 267.44, E. F. Pierce 340.31, E. W. Rausch 340.35. D. E. Rawlings 273.05. R. P. Reed 261.45, R. J. Rinabarger 328.49. G. H. Robertson 358.97, D. C. Schulz 329.64, H. W. Scroggin 260.61. JJ. J. SCOtt 264.60, JJ. Lm, Shearin 300.51, F. Sherman 349.49, F. A. Shipley 315.44, J. R. Shope 33520, S. H. Shorey 261.45. P. I. Smith 264.54. O. Stout 285.41. H. J. Stout 331.19. D. Sweet 338.49, E. T. Thigpin 326.44. R. Thornburg 337.03, J. W. Thornton 142.41. H. E. Tolle 283.50. L. T. Vanderpool 323.28. l.. l.. varner 313.26. c ver stegen 288.37. D. A. Walden 261.49, W. -W. Walker 275.41. H. E. Wal lace 264.61. A. T. Wattenberg 346.73. JE. . Wnite 302.47. G. C Williams 299.76, T. V. Wright 305.99. J. W. Wubbels 307.14. I. C, Shuck 264.61. C. W. Childers 187.98, H. E. Denzer 60.49. J. McFadden 32.41. Payments for supplies, services and eauiDment for Jackson County itoaa uept.: Ace Kooiine 644.00. Acme Trans. 343.81. Amer. Bitumuls Sc Asnhalt 2833.04, Amer. Steel & Supp. 234.61, Arrow irans. 233.43. city ot Ash land 4.30. R. H. Bayne 63.73. H. Biddle 72.80. Brill Metal Wks. 790.00. Cal-Ore Mach. 531.47. COP CO 769.36. Casper's SeDtic Tank Ser. 22.50, Chain Saw Sales & Ser. 21.30. Columbia Eauin. 927. Colyear Motor Sales 294.62. Consl Freight 5.76. Courtesy Chev. 35.46, . cox 13. uu, crater Lake Mach, 100.07, Crater Lake Motors 74.28, crawiora uoor bales 605.60. Daven port Farm Mach. 1.80. Eagle Point waxer tomm. s.uu, jsatnerton En gine Sc Equip. 9.50, Electric Supp. 15.71. Fairbanks. Morse & Co. 283.18. Federal Tax 5360.36, Fire stone Stores 1.50. Gage Electric Mo tor Ser. 3.10. City of Gold Hill 70, Haupert Tractor 149.09. Hawk- mson Tire Tread Ser. 323.40. H. L. Pritchard 32.13, Howard Cooper u.3, nuDoaro .Bros. 422.45, Hub bard-Wray 1.35. Internat. Harvester 213.I8, Johnny's Bee line Ser. 8.10, G. McLaren Sc Co. 125.48. Littrell Parts 163.05. Loggers & Contrac tors Mach. 10a.l0, Max-Sig Com munication & Products 46.66. M. C. Lininger & Sons 198.21. N. A Mead' 7.50, Meadow Lark Trans. 220.32. Medford Concrete Con struct. 1585.15. Medford Lbr. 151.06, Medford Plate Glass Jfe Mirror 45.64. Medford Radiator Ser. 100.12. Medford Saw Shop 5.00, Medford Spring Ser. 4.80. Medford Sta tionery store 9.05, Medford Water Comm. 6.18. NHA 547.45. Oreeon Liquid Gas 174.15. Oregon Tire Sc Supp. 9.12. Pac. Tel Sc Tel 52.81, Padgett Auto Parts 74.04. Parsons Motors 55.00, Pierce Freight Lines i . nnsourgn -iaxe uiass 4B.73, Portland Motor Trans. 687.13. Pub lic Employes Retirement Board 1283.24. Retirement Board 56.04. Rogue Equipment Sales 541.75. Sam Jennings 4929. Selby Chev. 259.70, Selby Glass 291.25, Sherwin-Williams 195.09, Signal Oil 6796.54, P. I. Smith 13.25, R. A. Smith 7.50, So. pre. Bearing Sales 7227, So. Pac. Co. 2707.89. Standard Oil of Calif. 372.58, State Indust. Acc. Comm. 1923.59. State Tax 976.40, Stevens Co. 182.83. The Texas Co. 209.46. Trowbridge & Flynn Elec. trie 20.25. C. & A. Wendt 500.00. Western Equipment 100.42. Witham Parts and Equip. 45.04. EXPERIENCED Sharon, Vt. (UPI) Don E. Moore, 87, was re-elected for another three-year term as town lister and said "I guess it's experience that counts." Moore was first elected to the job in 1889 and has held the post ever since. LEGAL NOTICES No. 10242 ' CITATION IN THE CDJCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate ' of BESSIE BELL JONES. Deceased. To ARTHUH JUNES, ana xne un known heirs, if any, of BESSIE BELL JONES. Deceased. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby cited and required to appear within twenty-eight (28) days from the first publication of this citation, in the Circuit Court of the Stata of Oregon for Jackson County, to show cause, if any there be, why an order should not - be entered herein ordering the sale of the following described real property to-wit: The East Half of the following property: All that part of the North Half of Lot 2, Block 1, NICKELL ADDITION to the City of Medford, Jackson County, Ore gon, lying South of the right of way of the Rogue River Valley Railroad; excepting that strip of land 60 feet wide off the South side of said tract of land, which runs the entire length of said lot. East and West; being one acre, more or less. - . This citation is published pur suant to an order of the above en titled Court date June 19. 1958. and the date of the first publication is June 26. 1956. BERETH P. HOPKINS, County Clerk. By: Wilma L. Sites Deputy Clerk Adams Case Seen Boost To Demos Springfield, 111. (UPI) eous and less vitriolic in their U.S. Sen. Paul H. Douglas (D.- denunciation of Democrats." 111.) tolrl Illinois rinmivralt Wednesday the Sherman Adams case should boost Dem ocratic det ermination to "really clean up the moral mess created by the Repub licans.' Douglas, speaking at a $25-a-plate dinner in connection with the party's state conven tion, said the Adams case also "should cause our Republican friends to be less self right- was The Senator said Adams guilty of a cheap and tawdry action" which brought the Presidency into "disre pute" and hurt the States in the eyes world." United of the Mink predominates in the fine fur field and in an aver age year about 60 per cent of all raw furs purchased in the U. S. are those of the mink. Skelton, Family Will Visit Tokyo Hollywood (UPI) Come dian Red Skelton, whose 9-year-old son Richard, died early in May after a long bat tle with leukemia, left Wed nesday night with his family for a five-week vacation which will take them to Tokyo. First stop for the red-haired comic, his wife, Georgia, and their 11-year-old daughter, Valentina, was Seattle. From MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thursday, Juno 2f 1931 tA HOUSE HITS CAR Seymour, Ind. (UPI) Ralph Pardieck, 29, escaped uninjured when his house ran into a car. Pardieck was tow ing a cabin down a city street when a projecting corner smashed the fender of a park ed car. t there, they planned to go to Anchor; , Alaska, and then to Tokyo. Skelton must be back to open at the Hotel Riviera Las Vegas Aug. 4. in THE LAW Huron, S. D. Francis Lawless is pal judge here. (UPD a munici- HELP US!. Wt Nils Clothms, Shoes, Dishes, Furniture. Wo Pick Up. HELP OTHERS! The Salvation Army SPring 3-7335 , MMMwaaassaaaaaaaai' NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jack son. Probate Department In the Matter of the Estate of Clarence F. Korthase, also known as Fred Korthase, Deceased. No 10079. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her Final Account as executrix of the above estate with the Circuit Court of said County, and the Court has fixed the 7th day of July, 1958. at the hour of 10:00 AJVl.. of said day. and the Circuit Judge's office in the county courthouse in Med' ford, Oregon, as the time and place respectively for the hearing of ob jections, if any there be, to the said Final Accdunt, and you are hereby notified to file objections. if any you have, to the said Final Account on or before the time fixed for hearine. Dated and first puDusnea this 3th day of June, 1958. HELEN JANE KORTHASE, Executrix KENNETH G. DENMAN Attorney for Executrix ESTATE OF LELAND HENRY THOMAS NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT NO. 10.161 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON, PRO BATE DEPARTMENT. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LELAND HENRY THOMAS, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as Administratrix, has filed her final account in the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson, and that the 3rd day of July, 1958, at the hour of 1:30 o'clock. P.M. of said day has been appointed as the time, and the County Court House for Jackson County as the place for the hearing of objections, if any there be. to said final ac-1 count and the settlement thereof. WANDA LANG. Administratrix Charles W. Creighton, Jr. Attorney at Law 218 Liberty Street, NX. Salem, Oregon Attorney for Administratrix Dated and first pubnsned 3 June, 1958. Date of last publication, 26 June, 1958. y jSQj9 Space Maker Refrigerator 159 Outstanding Capacity, Performance, Economy! 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