6A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thursday, October 30, 1958
Pickin Pears
By SID HOLLINGSWORTH
One of the most notable
benevolent enterprises of the
State Elks association is their
participation in a nationwide
undertaking of the BPOE in
furnishing deer and other
game hides to VA hospitals
for leather work among handi
capped veterans of the wars.
The campaign is sponsored
by the Veterans Service com
mittee of the Elks, and last
year $175,000 worth of tanned
leather was delivered as part
of their service to hospital
ized veterans.
The report of this commit
tee is of special significance
to Oregon, for it shows this
state running a nip and tuck
race with Montana for top
honors.
Oregon Elks obtained the
most hides, but the Montana
hides ran ahead in value, due,
it was said, to heavier weight
per hide. The Oregon report
showed 5,923 delivered at an
appraised value of $13,500.
The Montana record showed
5,889 delivered, appraised at
$14,444.
California was third for the
region with 4,798 hides valued
at $11,487. New Mexico was
fourth among western states
with 2,155 hides valued at
$4,566. The total for Arizona,
Wyoming and Nevada was
438 valued at $966.
Baker led Oregon towns in
number of hides obtained
with 1,136. In this area Kose
burg led with 325 at $767
value. Myrtle Creek deliver
ed 129, Ashland 91, Grants
Pass 22, and Medford 14.
After the raw hides are
obtained, they are silted
down, stored, and later
tanned. It is a large scale
operation and the Elks are
so pleased with the showing
that they have continued the
drive this year on an even
larger scale than last year.
One benefit that may not
be apparent is the fact that
deer, elk and other animal
skins are put to a worthy use
In giving war veterans the
incentive to get well.
Another commendable ef
fort in leather work at Camp
White is the arrangement that
has been made with Mann's
Department store for sale of
the finely tooled leather bags,
purses, wallets and other
items made by the more ad
vanced craftsmen at the domiciliary.
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News and Notes
From Camp White
This undertaking is spon
sored by Post 15 of the Ameri
can Legion in cooperation
with Special Services, which
supervises all handicrafts at
the station.
The store has provided a
good display and much inter
est has been shown among pa
trons in this work of handi
capped veterans living here.
Sale has been brisk and is
expected to be better as the
Christmas season approaches.
The Fifty Plus club has
formed a group at Camp
White and meets twice a
month. The next meeting is
scheduled for Wednesday aft
ernoon Nov. 5. The members
are all past 50 years of age,
as the name implies.
The local club was host to
the Medford group at their
last meeting and about 50
were present for cards, danc
ing and refreshments. The
Camp White orchestra pro
vided music.
Keegan Townsend, district
commander of the American
Legion, announced the ap
pointment of Clifford Hyde,
Post 15 member, as post serv
ice officer, at the auxiliary
entertainment Monday eve
ning. Hyde has represented
the Legion in a number of
recent undertakings of bene
fit to handicapped members.
Alcoholics Anonymous at
the domiciliary is in the proc
ess of changing pilots. "Razor
Jack" will take over the helm
with the return to San Fran
cisco of "Earl G." who has
guided affairs of this impor
tant group at Camp White
for some time.
The Veterans administra
tion has declared "open
house" among its 170 hos
pitals, domiciliaries and re
gional offices as part of Vet
erans Day observance this
year.
Accordingly, Manager
Banks I. Paul has explained
the purpose of this program
in a statement. The idea orig
inated with the new adminis
trator in Washington, Sumner
G. Whittier.
The day selected is Nov. 10,
since it conforms withv the
occasion and does not conflict
with plans for special observ
ance on the 11th the national
holiday.
The special purpose of the
open house at this time, Paul
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44
LEGAL NOTICES
CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON
September, 1958
The Following is a statement of
the proceedings of the County
Court of Jackson County, Oregon,
listing claimants for supplies and
services which were passed upon
during the month of September,
1958, as required by Chapter 136
of 1947 Session Laws.
BERETH P. HOPKINS
County Clerk
Approved by Jackson County Court:
Orders in the Matter of: Executing
a Quit Claim Deed to Timber Prod
ucts Company; Issuing a Disclaimer
on lands owned by Leo and Caro
line M. Langlois; Granting a Fran
chise to Elk City Water District to
construct and maintain watermains
along County roads; Appointing
Commissioner R. A. James to the
Armory Advisory Board, and Rob
ert A. Boyer to the Planning Com
mission; Appointing a Review
Board to consider job classifica
tions for County employees: Dis
tributing Sl.720,960.67 O&C Re
ceipts: Transferring S492.04 from
the Juvenile Detention Home
Building Fund to the General Coun
ty Fund; Accepting bids for mate
rial and labor to repair the Court
House roof.
Filed:
Monthly Reports of County Clerk,
Auditor and County Hospital: Resi-
lution establishing an extension of
fieasant creek Road as part of the
General Road System: Resolution
designating certain roads in Bel
Air rieignts as county roads; Reso
lution opposing any change in the
current distribution ratio of Na
tional Forest Receipts between the
County Road and County School
Funds; Resolution that Juvenile
Detention Home Employees may
declared, is to present to the
public "the new concept of
domiciliaries and the planned
living program, which is de
signed to resocialize and re
habilitate the veteran for re
turn to the community of his
choice.
Guided tours will be con
ducted through the domiciliary
on Monday, Nov. 10, at 10 and
11 a.m. and 2 and 3 p.m.
The annual Halloween car
nival of the VAVS will be
held as scheduled Friday eve
ning, Oct. 31, in the theater.
On this occasion, special
booths are set up and deco
rated by volunteers.
The American Gold Star
Mothers, Mrs. Margaret Aikin,
in charge; Military Order of
Lady Bugs, Mrs. Helen Lusk;
VFW auxiliary, Mrs. Lelia
Birch; American Legion aux
iliary, Mrs. Polly Offutt; Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans aux
iliary, Mrs. Austia Barne-
burg; Trench Rats, Pat Gra
ham; WW I auxiliary and de
partment, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Leuty; Blue Star Mothers,
Mrs. Ardens Kretschmer; DAV
auxiliary, Mrs. Bertha Neff;
and Junior Red - Cross, Mrs.
John Day, will occupy the
booths with games.
Crater Graduates'
Addresses Needed
Central Point - Mrs. Victor
Noel and Mrs. Bill -Askwith
are compiling names and ad
dresses of graduates of Crater
High school and former Cen
tral Point High school in
order that the alumni can be
kept posted of plans for H. P.
Jewett Days next May 7
and 8.
Activities of the two days
will honor Jewett who will
retire in August, 1959, after
37 years as superintendent of
School District 6.
The two women report that
they can obtain addresses of
many of the alumni through
various valley directories.
However, there is the problem
locating many whose names
are not in directories, those
who no longer live in this
area and women graduates
whose names are changed
through marriage.
Graduates who know their
names are not in available
directories, whose addresses
have recently changed or who
feel that they might not be
contacted are asked to write
or telephone Mrs. Noel or
Mrs. Askwith. If alumni in
this area know the addresses
of graduates residing in some
other locality, this informa
tion also should be given the
two committeewomen.
Mrs. Noel's address is P.O.
box 701, Central Point, and
her telephone is NOrmandy
4-2263. Address for Mrs. Ask
with is box 695, Central Point,
and her phone is NO 4-2460.
DISCUSS MISSILE SITES
Manila -0PD The United
States and the Philippines
will open talks here Nov. 12
on the possible establishment
of U. S. missile sites in The
Philippines, Foreign Secre
tary Felixberto Serano an
nounced Tuesday night.
PAUL
W chairman of the Oregon Senate Committee
responsible for adoption of the first comprehensive water
resource law in any state. Paul Geddes understands water
resource problems of Western Oregon and will work ef
fectively in Congress to solve these problems.
Elect A Congressman Who Knows What He's About .
Pnilli GEDDES
fpd. po!. dv., Geddes for Congress Committee, V. E. Johnson, Eugene, Chm.)
receive lunch at the home; Minutes
of -Meeting ot uog control Board;
Minutes of Meeting of Budget Com
mittee; Request to Budget Com
mittee from County Officials re
garding classification of County
employees; Letter to Budget Com
mittee from tne cnamoer ot com
merce concerning 19o8-o9 Budget
Estimate: Appointment of Dayle R.
Waltermire to Deputy Coroner;
Resignation of Donald B. Whalin
from the Planning Commission;
Change Orders No. 3 to No. 7 on
equipment for Southern Oregon
Experiment Station; Release of
Agreement between the State Tax
Commission and Jackson County;
Agreements extending time on
previous contract to complete the
relocation of Bear creeK cnannei.
Liquor License fee receipt for
Bridge caie ana Tavern.
Load Limit Permits: McCormick
Piling & Lumber Co.; Interstate
Heavy Hauling Co.; Lewis River
Logging Co.: Ober Logging Co.;
Wilber E. Peterson: Leo Hoag;
Medford House Movers; American
Pipe & Construction; J. Bennett &
Sons; M. C. Lininger & Sons: W. C.
Dobbyn: Benjamin Cecil Satter
field; Floyd R. Grubb.
GENERAL COUNTY FUND
Net payments .for services of em
ployees o Jackson County, Oregon;
D. Offenbacher 232.18. C. L. How
ard 357.75. J. Cave 97.33, N. A.
Myrick 207.77, C. J. Conner 379.05,
F. I. Gallatin 170.12. E. E. Bryan
6.36, J. D. Walsh 371.70. P. Bettiol
342.52. D. DeBerry 334.42, E. Gault
246.46, G. Wright 330.75, D. D. Coe
319.15, V. V. Vanoose 330.75, B. C.
Tennant 286.75, S. Blumenfeld
353.65, R. Gheysen 330.95. L. Rice
319.15, P. Elliott 229.58. M. Brooks
286.75, M. Stephens 216.03. M. Ha
gan 200.56. G. Jacobs 184.10. D.
Mast 88.05, S. Vance 53.98, E. Claf
lin 58.53, J. Bailey 45.93, N. Neil
292.13. I. F. Brenner 252.62, A. Car
ter 252.62, B. Jeanne Brown 243.00,
W. L. Sites 207.89, J. Whitman
205.04, M. Schnack 177.92. H. Du
gan 268.53, C. S. Gibson 181.54. M.
A. Rentz 192.34, R. A. Jenkins
200.84, T. C. Mclntyre 269.32, G. B.
Bohl 260.38. M. J. A. Smith 157.07,
M. Mitchell 207.79, P. I. Moreland
195.14. R. H. Mesplie 25.54, R. D.
Crandall 148.04, L. L. Reinking
48.77. M- Denman 169.92, G. C.
Jewett 83.37, R. James 4.87, J. C.
Hagler 5.00. O. Leschensky 260.34,
E. M. Janouch 20.29, A. B. Mekvold
530.46, A. R. Bailey 236.40, M. D.
Hinman 216.90. E. Jennings 257.69,
L. Thoen 200.74, P. Thanos 236.17.
D. Evanson 242.07. H. Nelson 194.86,
A. Martin 224.50, D. Matheny
200.29. L. Deenin 205.94, K. E. Sel
by 182.43, W. B. McCullough 320.53,
5 Penington 320.48, T. Hatten
325.38. C. W. Miller 308.53, J. F.
O'Hara 307.93, C. L. Moldovan
314.13, J. B. Caird 307.33, F. M.
White 298.38, W. M. Daws 165.14,
R V. Lugnet 272.10, D. V. Wilson
213.65, M. O. Schnack 166.65, R. C.
Groshong 277.88, C. Norris 84.60, M.
Beneka 227.02, G. Campbell 220.97,
H. Niedermeyer 234.53, A. Beneka
302.06. H. W. Boyle 266.70, L. R. D.
Floux 170.62, V. M. Casey 148.14,
A. J. Slade 243.52, L. M. Sherman
8.61, S. L. Brown 97.55, P. Hanlin
232.52, M. O'Brien 113.34, J. O'Brien
193.12, J. Dunlap 287.47, B. T. J.
Johnson 226.22, G. Hanlin 117.57,
J. Dunlap 30.04, S. Elliott 19.51,
M. W. Hoffman 212.41, L. M. Hoff
man 218.01, I. F. Mitchell 150.64,
D Goddard 138.58, M. Smith 132.74,
L D. Hilliard 125.28. G. B. Her
shey 145.54, P. I. McKinney 160.14,
H. Briley 147.71, R. H. Bayne 145.60,
D. M. Mattera 121.44, C. S. Walker
186.16. V. H. Morse 148.29. R. L.
Walls 161.94, W. Best 166.19. R.
Williams 41.98. L. Larrich 140.71, D.
Thompson 142.99. E. Holbrook
146.67. L. Keith 153.79, V. Heffer
nan 85.04, M. Davis 124.67, G.
Workman 136.00, S. J. Hilliard
187.43 L. P. Homer 79.18. M. M.
Lane 128.66. G. Workman 30.23, J.
Foster 46.76, K. Crowell 371.15.
M. Helen Blind 100.28, B. L. Rob
bins 155.85. M. J. Lance 155.85,
L. L. Tweedy 342.66, R. B. Walker
207.67, R. L. Schmidt 316.56. F.
Clink 293.60, A. A. Makinen 285.77,
M. H. Lehman 290.97. N. L. Martin
291.92, C. Kent 314.87, E. Kanclier
290.97, M. E. Bell 285.77. N. M.
VanDewalker 196.40. E. McGalliard
285.77, W. I. Sutherland 328.40, O.
S. Moore 328.40, J. Koppes 260.04,
D. F. Thomas 186.93, L. Estes 285.77,
C B. Clark 290.97. V. Peter 199.63,
C. Z. Boyden 8.73, M. E. Boyden
8.42, I. L. Marchbanks 213.36, L. D.
Pinkham 4.63. P. B. Rynning
165.00. K. D. Weaver 32.22, C. L.
Birk 2.06, P. J. Gilman 243.50. B.
Hansen 197.40, D. C. Hendrix
407.14. C. M. Smith 332.75, C. Tay
lor 38.94, M. J. E. McNeil 254.40,
I. D. Russell 268.06, J. C. Anicker
166.47, G. J. Scannell, Jr. 390.40,
J. V. Bianconi 274.74, A. J. Slade
243.52, M. C. Loftus 243.32, J. C.
Eaton 314.69. P. R. Brinson 177.65.
J. H. Madden 116.33, M. R. Hubbell
363.13, L. A. Perry 326.53, N. R.
Woodward 61.25.
Payments, travel expense:
J. C. Anicker. Jr. 104.16, P. Bet
tiol 185.12, J. V. Bianconi 28.16, S.
Blumenfeld 27.92, J. B. Caird
143.68. D. D. Coe , 185.60, K. Cro
well 213.46, W. B. Daws 15.44, D.
DeBerry 168.80, J. Eaton 15.12, P.
Elliott 175.90, H. Gault 137.46, R. A.
Gheysen 206.98, T. W. Hatten
67.84, Health Dept. 980.00, M. R.
Hubbell 20.96, Jackson Co. Road
Dept. 447.86. R. A. James 7.50,
M. J. Lance 8.08, M. C. Loftus
303.60, W. B. McCullough 23.36,
A. B. Mekvold 58.00, C. W. Miller
30.70. C. L. Moldovan 38.36, O.
Moore 60.00. J. F. O'Hara 28.24. R.
Schmidt 83.05, R. Schumacher
227.36. J. Sorg 92.76. Standard Oil
Co. of Calif. 34.19, B. C.-Tennant
100.08, V. V. Vanoose 179.47. J. D.
Walsh 255.06, F. White 90.80, G.
Wright 241.03.
Payments for Witness service:
R. R. Bibey 3.12, J. W. Scar
borough 3.12, C. E. Bennett 2.00,
J. C. Spafford 2.00.
Payment, attorney fees:
R. A. Boyer 75.00.
Payments for supplies, services
and equipment:
Acorn Press 76.50, Addresso-graph-Multigraph
Corp. 342.82,
Amer. Laundry 5.08, Anders Photo
Shop 6.00, J. C. Anickei Jr. 8.00,
City of Ashland 4.80, Ashland Gen
eral Hosp. 5.00, Ashland Printing
74.17, Assessor 1.50, Barco Supp.
33.05, Beck's 51.95. Blake, Moffitt,
6 Towne 17.93, Boyd Coffee Co.
35.26, Broer Grocery 497.48,
Brownie's Plumbing-Heating 3.50,
Brvant's Key Shop .90. R. H. Buck,
M.D. 75.00, Burk's 44.00. Burroughs
25.90, Copco 517.14. Cal-Pac Utili
ties 37.63. Cash Davis Pharmacy
13.18, Catholic Ser. for Children
5.00, C & E Business Mach. 15.00,
Central Rexall Drug 200.25, Chap
man Jeweler's 5.25, Children's. Farm
Home 5.00. City Sanitary Serv.
15.00. Coast Visual Education
375.00, D. S. Collins 29.95. Comm.
Printing Co. 15.30. Dr. C. L. Coyle
70.00, H. Danielson 75.00. David
Restaurant Supp. 23.85, Davis Audio-Visual
Serv. 20.40, Davis Trans
fer & Storage Co. 13.75, Doctors
Clinic 10.00, Dunham Printing
286.00, Dutchess Boned Turkey
24.20, J. Eaton 1.29. Election Rent
90.00, T. H. Emmens. M.D. 22.00,
E-M Supply 87.62, Faber's Mkt.
261.73. U.S. Nafl Bank of Port
land 6338.54, D. H. Findley, M.D.
10.00, Fluhrer Bakeries 20.04,
Forbes Meats 17.63, Friden Calcu
lating Mach. Agency 100.00, J. H.
Gardner 10.00. G. F. Cake Co. 82.93,
Gibson Saddlery 8.76, Groceteria
Mkt. 99.10, C. P. Hald 30.00, Haloid
Xerox 181.50, B. E. Hansen 76.26,
Harold Wainscott's Pharmacy 9.87.
D. C. Hendrix 126.48, H & H School
Supp. 14.84. Hubbard Bros. 5.60,
Hubbard Bros. 140.30, M. R. Hub
bell 14.38. Mrs. I. Huson 30.00,
Jackson Co. Road Dept. 248.27,
Jewett Office Supp. 136.84, Jim's
Prod. 7.70. Jorgensen's 91.99.
Klocker Printery 14.00. Lan-Miles
Standish 8.16, Drs. Lawson & Gil
lum 37.50, Lee's Pest Control 22.50,
Leon's 10.95. Littrell Parts 1.20,
GEDDES
Louise Home 35.81. Lumsn's Mkt.
241.00. Mail-Will Envelope 678.38,
Marchant Calculators 5.50, The
Mart 7.16. Mason Ehrman & Co.
19.00, Medford All Serv. 72.00,
Medford Engraving 5.75. Medford
Hotel 6.45, Medford Pharmacy
10.08. Medford Printing 100.62.
Medford Stationery 201.75,, Med
ford Water Comm. 80.07. " A. B.
Mekvold 53.50, Merck Sharp &
Dohme 27.78. Mrs. H. R. Miller
3.75, Monarch Feed & Seed 11.91,
Monroe Calculating Mach. 380.00,
Moore Business Forms 35.24, Mo
torola 225.80. J. L. Murray 107.50,
McCormick Farm Equip. Store 9.20,
McLaughlin Plumbing & Heating
13131, Nat'l Assoc. of Assisting
Officers 20.00. NHA 610.20, Nat'l
Manufacturing Co. 8.60. J. J.
O Donnell 728.70, Office Stationery
& Supp. 643.10. Oregon Egg Prod.
55.50. Oregon State Board of
Health 15.00. Otis Elevator 99.93,
Pacific Feed and Seed 158.06, Pa
cific Fruit & Prod. 127.89. Panama
161.15, Pac. Tel. & Tel. 132.03.
Peerless Pub. 14.75, Philosophical
Library 4.75 , Postmaster 70.05,
D. S. Provost 85.00. Public Em
ployees Retirement Board 3,569.83,
Public Emplovees Retirement Sys
tem 826.52. Quality Mkt. 34.03. Re
cordak 460.08, Rogue Valley Physi
cian's Serv. 89.12, Rush Electric
13.30, St. Rose Indust. School
15.00, Signal Oil Co. 6.57, Siskiyou
Hardware 1.80, C. M. Smith 73.36,
Stacey, Watkins & Co. 200.00,
Standard Brands 6731. State For
ester 112.97, State Indust. Acc.
Comm. 369.26. State Public Wel
fare Comm. 64,209.75, State Tax
1.283.70. State Tax Comm.-Val. Div
624.99. Mrs. M. Stephens 1275.00,
Surgical Sales 77.00, Surplus Prop.
Sect. 1.70, Talent Hardware 3.14,
State Treasurer 40.61. Trites Cof
fee 26.20, Trowbridge & Flynn
20.95. Valley Shade Co. 4.65, V. G.
Walker 296.27. Western Auto Supp.
2.11, Western Hwy. Oil 319.80,
Western Union 12.76. L. P. Wil.
meth 5.59.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
I&M FUND
A. Bjornsen 402.26. M. Beneka
6.17, H. W. Boyle 16.84.
CIVIL DEFENSE FUND
J. H. Hicks 229.90, E. R. Peter
son 87.21.
EMERGENCY FUND
D. Patton 136.89.
JUVENILE O&M FUND
R. M. Swan 276.93, F. Swan
13.06, V. McGee 38.57. L. Perkins
21.42, G. Crowell 30.82.
ROAD FUND
Net payments for employes of
the Jackson County Road Dept.:
L. Andrews 316.72. L. J. Big
ham 296.06, J.- F'. Burns 173.58,
E. W. Coulter 288.63. J. F. Burns
100.00. G. Huls 264.78, M. Jacob
son 310.25. A. K. Stith 304.73. Sut
ton. J. 240.23. B. T. Austin 296.37,
R. L. Fitzgerald 311.94, H. Geigle
398.57, R. L. Levison 253.32, O. M.
Pruitt 252.01, P. B. Rynning 525.25,
L. J. Shorey 397.02, R. L. Smith
274.48, V. S. Smith 311.44, K. W.
Walker 342.37, W. A. Reese 303.50,
C. E. Baker 264.79, S. Baker 262.63,
M. M. Boat 304.75, H. C. Dooms
293.22. W. R. Flagg 273.68, J. E.
Merritt 311.42, C. A. Perdue 301.82,
J. Y. Baldwin 267.90, R. Berriman
265.95, H. H. Brown 270.11, G. E.
Brownlee 151.69, C. O. Culy 271.19.
M. R. Griffin 295.70, L. Hartman
293.74, W. Hartman 328.74. D. D.
The IAS. Government
Hlnklv 164.27, S. Johnson 823.62.
G. E. Bucholz 255.73. L. Burdahl
245.93, L. Culy 291.11, L. Damon
283.83, P. C. Hannaford 329.12, E.
Harnish 298.42, J. I. Lusk 264.63.
D. P. Smith, Sr. 261.90, O. W. Ab
bott 265.48. E. S. Accorne 292.36,
W. E. Allen 271.01, W. J. Barlow
258.07, J. L. Beams 330.95. W. J.
Bench 314.37. P. T. Betz 320.41, K.
Bitterling 282.52, W. F. Blancett
265.41, E. Boardman 287.05, C. I.
Bourne 307.27, R. A. Bourne 278.65,
J. W. Bowman 292.68, Wm. J. Bro
gan 307.61, R. F. Brown 313.45, G.
P. Buffington 305.18, J. R. Burdell
319.24, C. V. Calkins 290.89, N. L.
Cays 310.81. W. D. Chapman 304.28,
O. C. Chestnut 305.37. C. W. Chil
ders 303.26. G. E. Childreth 287.82.
R. Clark 272.07. D. J. Clifford
355.67. M. Clifford 300.89. P. Clif
ford 270.54, C. Comstock 251.03.
J. L. Conner 322.00, F. T. Cook
262.63. E. L. Cooper 346.21. N. A.
Coverdale 255.73, G. R. Crumley
313.95, E. E. Culver 207.41. L. F.
Cutburth 356.54, J. L. Danford
295.69, J. M. Davis 274.53. C. B.
Dean 297.79. H. E. Denzer 314.28,
J. P. Dinwiddie 193.07, R. F. Dits
worth 305.70. C. Dooms 281.66. W.
Dooms 315.66, W. F. Duncan 265.48.
G. W. Dutton 307.04. E. M. Earl
457.77. L. B. Earl 428.76, J. W.
Eatherton 30835, H. D. Ferns
323.80, D. Floyd 285.07. F. Foust
395.60. J. Foust 323.56. W. L. Gar
ner 363.71, D. L. Goddard 257.61,
C. B. Goodnight 284.10, W. H.
Granby 232.03. A. B. Haddock
287.29. I. E. Hall 286.07, R. E. Har
nish 323.76. S. Harris 251.97, S. G.
Hartbauer 276.21, B. Hatch 326.30,
W. E. Hatch 258.25. M. Heffernan
270.24, E. J. Henderson 265.82, G.
Hillman 307.49, T. W. Hora 264.65.
W. W. Irons 305.70, R. P. Johnson
274.98, A. W. Jones 352.59, H. A.
Kantor 315.85. C. Keenev 297.97,
J. O. Keller 292.41, W. M. Kenyon
299.68, L. R. King 270.01, M. M.
Kinyon 346.55. K. B. Kite 289.78,
I. A. Larson 330.75. J. Lichtenstern
313.77, R. C. Lomas 302.11, P. R.
Lvnch 296.47. J. H. Mapston 254.49
E. L. Marshall 287.90. J. McFad
den 226.71. R. E. Merritt 340.35,
H. C. Meyer 359.91, C. L. Michael
329.54, J. R. Miller 331.64, L. G.
Monroe 291.14, B. B. Moore 343.19,
M. W. Morse 300.03, C. J. Netzel
356.66. J. E. Nikodvm 307.17. M
E. Owens 236.71, G. H. Parker
280.35, J. T. Perdue 259.73, E. F.
Pierce 337.64, J. L. Quinn 262.49,
E. W. Rausch 337.66. D. E. KawJ
ings 266.79, L. R. Ray 288.78, R. P
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332.14. G. H. Robertson 382.24,
D. C. Schulz 315.93. H. W. Scoggin
255.11, D. J. Scott 265.48, D. L.
Shearin 284.58. F. Sherman 325.60,
F. A. Shipley 297.53, J. R. Shope
367.37, S. H. Shorey 261.77, I. C.
Shuck 259.41, W. E. Skelton 274.03,
P. I. Smith 257.69, R. T. Smith
281.45, D. Stout 303.58, H. J. Stout
307.13. D. Sweet 370.57, E. T.
Thigpin 353.45, R. Thornburg
307.85, H. E. Tolle 281.55. L. T.
Vanderpool 322.63, M. E. Vander
pool 245.83, L. L. Varner 298.40,
C. Verstegen 278.00, D. A. Walden
255.19, W. W. Walker 275.43, H. E.
Wallace 253.81. A. T. Wattenberg
369.45, E. F. White 284.58. G. C.
Williams 300.71, J. W. Wubbels
284.63. J. White 113.08, H. H. Jones
148.60.
Payments for supplies, services
and equipment for Jackson County
Road Dept.:
Amer. Steel & Supp. 427.35, Ar
row Trans. Co. 257.93. City of Ash
land 4.30, Balzer Mach. Co. 7.79,
Barco Supp. 20.05, Bergman's Shop
4.80, Big Pines Lumber 3.10, G. R.
Brown 305.70, Bruce Bauer Lbr.
40.96. Cal-Ore Mch. 888.15. Copco
413 46. E Cantrall 800.00, Chain
Saw Sales and Serv. 18.00, Colum
bia Equip. 43.62, Columbia Trans.
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Colyear Mtr. Sales 334.86. Comet
Equip. W2.40, Contractors Equip.
Corp. 576.23, Courtesy Chev. 2.10,
Crater Lake Mach. 3,721.06, Crater
Lake Mtr. 381.71, Cummins of
Medford 12.13. Davenport Farm
Mach. 3.60, Dept. of Agriculture
30.00. Douglas Oil Co. of Calif.
19.493.14. Eagle Point Water Comm.
5.00. Electric Steel Foundry 2.10.
Electric Supp. Co. 85.93, Federal
Tax 6,137.10, Feenaughty Mach.
40.41, Firestone Stores 5.80, Gard
ner's Mach. Shop 5.50. City of Gold
Hill 2.70, Goodyear Rubber & As
bestos 32.84, Haupert Tractor 39.80,
Hawkinson Tire Tread Serv.
2.375.55, H. L. Pritchard 170.57,
Howard Cooper 403.02, Hubbard
Bros. 899.02, Hubbard-Wray Co.
16.40, Hydraulic Jack Ser. 17.95,
Indust Air Prod. 7.50, Jewett Of
fice Supp. 9.50, J. E. Haseltine 4.06,
J. W. Johnson 14.55, Kelly-Cres-well
3.20. L. G. McLaren & Co.
156.90. Littrell Parts 246.59, Log
gers & Contractors Mach.. 258.16,
C E. Mclntyre 7.50, M. C. Lininger
& Sons 3.015.15. N. A. Mead 7.50,
Medford Concrete Const. 4.301.40,
Medco 979.80, Medford Domestic
Laundry 28.36, Medford Lumber
S.10, Medford Plate Glass & Mirror
19.94. Medford Radiator Serv. 30.75.
Medford Saw Shop 6.00, Medford
Stationery Store 19.82. Medford
Tire Serv. 30.44. Medford Water
Comm. 5.85,. Mike's Seat Cover
Centre 13.00, Moore Steel Serv. 10.
471.79, Motorola 538.50, NHA
1.120.00. Oregon Liquid Gas 150.07,
Oregon Tire & Supp. 257.28. Pacific
Feed & Seed 10.00, Pac. Tel & Tel.
15.40. Padgett Auto Parts 72.23.
Parsons Mtrs. 7035. Pittsburgh
Plate Glass 2.40. Portland Mtr.
Trans. 796.56, Mr. R. C. Price 809.56.
Public Employees R e t i re ment
Board 1453.40, Rogue Equip. Sales
150.09, Rogue River Paving 141.63,
Rogue Sand & Gravel 40.00. Rogue
Travel Ser. 319.90, P. B. Rynning
7.40, Sam Jennings Tire 23.37,
Shell Oil Co. 26.690.60. Sherwin
Williams 2.02, Signal Oil 5.578.70,
P. I. Smith 7.00, So. Ore. Bearing
Sales 145.55. So. Pac. Co. 1,452.82,
Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 754.32,
State Indust. Acc. Comm. 1,897.54,
State Tax 1,134.20, Stevens Corp.
77.55, Trans. Clearings of the Bay
Area 280.29, Trans. Ser. 8.497.54,
Witham Parts and Equip. 83.34.
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