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Newspaper Page Text4 8$Afi. TglBUNE, Medford, Or. B Cffndsy, Juno 14, 1959 Northern Ireland's third television station is to b built on Black mountain site near Divits. ' The French National Rail ways carried 554,000,000 pas sengers in a recent 12 months for a new record. POR SALE TtfO Bedroom House 1 YEARS OLD 76 W. 1 1th t . Phone Owner f P 2-8661 Evenings WANTED SCRAP IRON . CAST IROfl COPPER BRASS Aluminum Batteries 442 North Fir Phone SP 3-5473 1IW O feltct Quality Green Fir Slabs Q Heaping Double Load 16-inch tot Wood Delivered Now! MEDFORD FUEL CO. ... SP 2-2111 Court - MeAndrew c e should haveedlled MAYFLOWER at FOR PROMPT EFFICIENT MOVING AND STORAGE SERVICE A MOVING STORY, INDEED . . . He Should Call FRANKLIN-MAYFLOWER 340 N. Fir Classified Firm Asphalt and Cement Paving ASPHALT PAVING Driveways, motels, parking areas, mill yards, roads and industrial floors. Free ' estimates. Work guaranteed. Rogue River Paving Co. Phone - SP 1-4037. Beauty Salon MIRIAM'S BEAUTY SHOP 908 E. Jackson SP 3-3806 Miriam Ward, opeiator. PERMANENT waving, hair styling. ALL. phases ot Beauty Work. . Virginia's Big-Y Beauty Salon. SP 2-9380. Evenings by Appt. Boarding Kennels ROGUE BOARDING KBNNELS AND CATTERY Individual runs, grooming & baths. SP 3-3542. Building and Construction Remodeling, painting or new construction by job or hr. .Tree esqmates. at a-ouut CONCRETE CARPENTRY BLOCK WORK. PAINTING. HOOFING SP 2-5030 REMODELING Painting Taping Texturing, call nokuwiuk. TW 9-1547 ADDITIONS REMODELING New construction. Hr. or contract. Free estimates. MARTIN The Carpenter SP 3-5243 or SP 3-6382 CUSTOM BULLDOZING ART BROWN Q 5-1011 SP 3-1898 Guilders . Supplies ATHOLaSALE prices. Plywood -Fir JS hardwood aloors. bide, sudd Xfiwis Wholesale Builders Supp. 1B9 S. Fir SP 2-7135 Chain Saws CHAIN SAW SALES & SERVICE 1321 N. Riverside SP 2-7538 Lombard Chain Saws Oregon chain Genral Bars. RentaW Repairs on all saws. McCulloch Chain Saw Co. 1617 N. Riverside. SP 3-6300. Reconditioned saws & saws for rent Falling & Bucking Supplies. Qtaetric lotors SCHAFER ELECTRIC EJfttric Motor Sales & Service . I' HERE YOUR DOLLAR H&S MORE HORSEPOWER" 142 N. Front SP 2-2217 ttiuipment Rental SSONT end! loade. draglines. Sfels & dump trucks for hire. H7. A. L. (Tex) Nash or 0or Quick Action Dial OP 2-8141 TABLE ROCK Bible School By R. E. NEALON Table Rock - Daily Vaca tion Bible school began at the school house Monday for five-day session under the di rection of Mr. and Mrs. Gar land, Shinn, with a staff of teachers and a fewer number of children between the ages of 4 and 15 than expected. A picnic in TouVelle park ' is scheduled for Friday noon, and a program is set Thurs day night at the school house. Ray Wyatt reports that the shower Friday afternoon dropped three-tenths of an inch of water here,' according to bis rain gauge at the Table Rock store. The goatee type beard sup posed to be a thing of beauty and a joy for ever, worn by J. L. Nealon has vanished, disappearing about the time Frank Decker was in the com munity with his sheep shear ing apparatus. After reading Frank Jenk ins recent "bear" story In the MT relative to price supports Phone SP 2-6279 BUY ESTABLISHED 1896 Wfc I GREEN business and service Directory and Individuals Specializing to Save You Time and Money! Granite and Top Soft SANDY-LOAM topsoil, creek-run gravei. granite, tiu curt. Reason able prices. Prompt deL Ralph CRUSHED rock, granite, concrete. miio ana roc creeK run till airt and top soil. A. L. (Tex) Nash. SP 2-4317 or SP 3-5071. CRUSHED ROCK, SAND & GRAVEL M. C. LININGER & SONS SP 2-5336 or SP 2-5897 GRANITE CRUSHED & PITT RUN LOADED OR DELIVERED. R. G. "BOB" LULL. SP 3-4781 It no answer call NO 4-2971. GRANITE Loading or Delivering. Ph NO 4-1489 FINE Bear Creek top soil Creek run gravel. Crushed & pit run granite 2 yd diesel loader St 10 yd. dump truck for hire. JIM NUNES KE 5-1643 TOP SOIL,' crushed rock, sand & gravel creek run Mason's sand. You pick up, or delivered. Bateman & Son. SP 2-2464. Heating POOL TOP Oil Burning Floor Furnace KENNEDY FUEL OIL 322 Boardman at Kennet Hydraulic Jacks HYDRAULIC JACK SERVICE Hyd. jacks repaired guaranteed. 1315 N. Riverside. SP 2-9443. Lawn Mowers PAUL SMITH'S SAW SHOP Machine filing hand & circle saws. Lawnmower sharpening 839 W. 13 th. SP 2-6820. Lawnmowers sharpened by ma chine. Tillers & mower motors repaired. Work guaranteed. 106 Pine. Phoenix. KE 5-1159. Office Equipment FOR RENT OR SALE Adding Machines. Calculators, Bookkeeping Machines, Typewrit ers. Graduate Service Technicians. VOIGHTS Medford Office Equipment Co. 5thj&GrageSP2n0O Oil Burner Service SPARK OIL BURNING HEATERS 922 Boardman SP 3-5896 KENNEDY FUEL OIL Painting FOR A REAL NEAT JOB Call Shaw's Painting Service. 20 yrs. experience. KE 5-2910. PAINTING WITH KNOW-HOW No job to small. Esti mates gladly. NO 4-2905 FOR CLEANLINESS AND DE PENDABILITY, call K. O. CRAW FORD, Painting Contractor SP-3-2566. SPRAY painting, roofs, houses, general painting. Free estimates. Sullivan Bros, 219 S. Ivy. Phone SP 2-9851. PAINTING Brush or Spray. Free estimates and terms. A. Q. Murphy Ph. SP 2-8595. For Action Use Tribune Want AdslFor Action 1 Begins on farm products-and their effect on the cost of living, we thought he needed to be en lightened. Just before reading his clev erly worded "dig" at farmers, we had noticed at the break fast table a package of 40 per cent bran flakes, the net weight was given as 14V2 oz. and the price 30 cents. The price farmers here get for No 1 hard wheat, support and all, is $1.71 a bushel, or 2.8 cents a pound. If we call it even 3 cents and say the 14 ounce package of bran flakes weighs a pound, the farmer would have only 3 cents in it. In other-words, if you took all the wheat out, it' would still cost 27 cents. The picturesque package is nice to look at, but would it furnish much nourishment if eaten. Mr. J. evidently thinks the 3 cents is too much for the farmer. The percentage of the sell ing price the farmer gets for many of his other products figures about the same as wheat, but when his machin ery is worn out, he can sell it for $12 a ton, and later buy it back in a tractor or combine at close to $1,000 a ton. A county road crew is work ing on the curve near the Ta ble Top ranch. This curve, scene of several accidents, one of which took the lives of 3 soldiers, is being lengthened so as to make it more gradual. A man from Utah was here Tuesday looking over, and in quiring about the Table Top ranch. He is interested in dut- chasing a large acreage in this vaney , sunaoie ior a came ranch that could be operated by him and his sons. Every thing, including the price, seemed to be O.K. with him, but wasn t sure he and his boys could handle such a large enterprise. This we overheard in a Medford store recently: "Well, we are through shopping, had n't we better be going?" Well, I suppose so, but I hate to go before I've used all. my meter time." ( Mrs. Agnes Dunlap Zim merman, teacher at a Wash ington junior high school, was chosen teacher of the year by the Washington State Federa tion of women's clubs, according-to a story in a Yakima paper. Mrs. Zimmerman, a member of the Dunlap family, lived here, and taught school for several years in the val ley. The family home was in Central Point, where they re sided some 40 years ago, and Pests and Termite Control LOYD TERMITE CONTROL Locally owned. Your protection is our business. KE 5-1362 or SP 2-7598 Foundation work. TERMITES Call Paramount Pest Control Inspect before buying. SP 2-9701. Radiator Service DALE NEWMAN'S Medford Radiator Service 205 W. 8th at Grape SP 2-7572 Reducing Mr. Stauffer's "MAGIC COUCH" with the STAUFFER HOME REDUCING PLAN is available to you. Phone SP 2-9260 or SP 3-2366 ask for VIRGINIA WICKERSHAM Roofing ROOFING, SIDING, PAINTS Free estimates, 100 financing. EKERSON PAINT & ROOFING 619 E. Jackson, SP 3-3631 Oldest Roofing Co. in So. Ore. ROOFING. SIDING - REMODELING All Types. Free Estimates 100 Financing. SP 2-8487 NORTHWEST SALES & CONST7. ROOFING & fencing of all kinds. Roof coating. Free estimates ' HIGH'S CONSTRUCTION 111 North Fir i SP 2-2461 Services and Repairs DON'S BIKE HAVEN BICYCLES TIRES PART'S Bought, traded, repaired, sold SP 3-9123 1506 N. Riverside MOVING FREE ESTIMATES Call Clyde Webb, SP -6279 or SP 2-2468 Best in Service. Franklin Mayflower & Storage BERT'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 918 W. McAndrews Rd. SP 2-4117 TRANSMISSION REBUILDING & EXCHANGE SHARPENING & Repair Service All makes Lawn Mowers & Gard en Tillers. SP 3-3160. BIG Y FEED & SEED CO. 1948 Pacific Hwy. . CARPET & ' Furniture clean - ing. Furniture refinishing. Bob Marsnall Floor Cover ing Service, 127 N. River side SP 3-6587, SP 3-3943. " PUMPS SALES & SERVICE Prompt & Reasonable Service on all makes. Phone KE 5-2771 Specialists in Auto Glass GLASS: Window plate, mirrors. FARRELL'S GLASS SERVICE 9th & Front SP 3-1058 FOREIGN sports car TTRE RE CAPPING, size 520x13 & up. OK RUBBER WELDERS 1760 N. Riverside SP 2-5868 ELECTRIC SHAVER & CLIPPER SERVICE Guaranteed Service & parts on . all makes Closed Mon. 114 E. 11th. SP 2-4652 Use Tribuno Want Ads Los Angeles Doctor . AMA President-Elect Atlantic City, N. J. - 0IPD -Dr. E. Vincent Askey, Los Angeles, was named presi dent elect of the American Medical Association Thursday after defeating Dr. George F. Lull, Chicago. Askey will succeed Dr. Louis M. Orr, Orlando, Fla., who was installed as presi dent Tuesday night. Watermelons consist of about 92 per cent of water. were prominent in church and social work. The man who measures our wheat acreage, of which we haven't any, was here the oth er day, and seemed surprised that we didn't know him. The last time he was here, he was hiding behind a bushy beard, but this time his face was as bare as our wheat allotment. A relative of the Bert Pierce's in the poultry busi ness back in Iowa writes that they have turned their hens out to russle their own feed, as eggs there are 18 cents a dozen, and fat hens are seven cents a pound. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith, formerly of Central Point, have leased the Jim Glenn house, and are now living there. They have two children, both of school . age. The Smith's both work in Central Point. Ralph Ellis was elected a member of the board of direc tors of the Antioch Cemetery association at their annual meeting May 30. Many plans for improving the grounds were suggested and discussed This cemetery, situated as it is with the type of soil, dram- age, natural scenery, and trees, could be made one of the most beautiful burial places in the county. A small membership fee from all in terested could go a long way toward doing this. Guests at the R. E. Nealon home Saturday night were the Bert Pierce, Don Wheeler, and Norman Matteson fami lies, who were shown several reels of home made movies, among them being some sent by the William Bishops from their .Kansas City home. Lang Tannehill, of Los An geles, head of the Professional Sales Division of Boyle and company, was a Wednesday, evening guest at the Norman Matteson home. , The local Ladies club meets next Wednesday, June 17, at TouVelle Park, weather per mitting, otherwise at the schoolhouse. Septic Tank TANKS CLEANED & REPAIRED No mileage fee. Licensed & uunqeq service. Sf 3-1511 MITCHELL SEPTIC SERVICE Tanks cleaned & repaired. Fields laid. New installations. KE 5-2700 SANITATION SERVICE (licensed & Bonded Darrell Fariss O. E. Conklin PRECAST REINFORCED CONCRTE SINGLE PIECE SEPTIC TANKS Dram Fie'ds Soil drains Meets all State & FHA Codes LOW COST FINANCING TANKS PUMPED TRENCHING BACK HOE WORK Free Estimates. Guaranteed Work SP 3-2491 2870 Crater Lake Hwy Tractor Work BULLDOZING, 5 yd carry-all wk 3 sizes tractors plowing, discing. CUSTOM Baling mowing raking Robert Daun 2413 Kings Hwy. SP 3-3549 or KE 5-1692 Tree Service RAY CHAMBERLIN TREE SERV ICE. Complete tree ' service by expert tree surgeons. Guaranteed satisfaction. Reasonable prices. Licensed & insured. SP 2-8052. Vacuum Cleaners ' VACUUM CLEANERS Sales Parts Accessories Complete Repairs or Rebuilding regardless of make or condition. Disposable bag hoses polishers. Liberal trade allowances on new or rebuilt vacuum cleaners. STARK'S Vacuum Cleaner Sales & Service 1109 No. Riverside . . . SP 2-4998 Washing Machines Parts & Repairs on home laundry equip. Bendix Parts & Service. Sales Maytag. Kitchenaid, Easy. LARSON APPLIANCE SP 2-5302 Well Drilling SHULTS BROS. Well drilling & pump service. We strive to please every one. Days SP 3-4141 or SP 2-4144 Eves. SP 2-5669. BELLED FOOTINGS Test- Holes. Pier Holes, Holes 16" to 4' diameter. SHAND BROS. DRILLING CO. Rt. 1 Box 35. Central Point NO 4-1501 DEISTER'S .WELL DRILLING CO. Reliable & experienced. Best equip. 139 Vancouver. SP 2-9308. GRIBBLE WELL DRILLING 303 5th Ave., Gold Hill Ph. UL 5-1328 GOFF BROTHERS Well Drillers. Experience & reliable. S&H Green Stamps. Office Siskiyou Hwde., 225 W. Main. SP 2-2939 Eves. Ph. 2-7026 or NO 4-1448. ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO. Reliable & experienced. Fast, modern equipment. Terms. SP-2-7372. 885 Shafer Lane off Kings Hwy. CRATER WELL DRILLING 3061 Crater Lake Ave. SP 2-2098 FHA terms on wells & pumps. For Action ... Use Tribune Want Ads " Buried Treasure Indian Artifacts Hold Great Collector Interest Even if they are broken, some of the Indian arrow heads, spear points and toma hawk heads may still have a substantial value. It all de pends on how good the piece was originally and whether, you have all the pieces. A case in point is that of a spear "head which the. son of a friend of mine found recent ly. In its. original state, it was a little over six inches long, but as found, in a small de pression where the earth had been washed away by a vio lent rain, it w a s in three pieces. How the piece had been broken is anybody's guess. The tnree pieces oi Hint nxxea so neatly together it was almost impossible to tell that the dark colored, tapering sliver of chipped stone had been broken in two places. The jointure, even at the edge of the sharp blade, was almost perfect. At first, the youngster was tempted to throw the pieces away, but fortunately he de MILK-WHITE MUG MADE FOR CENTENNIAL EXHIBIT There isn't such a variety of design in mugs as in other types of drinking vessels, for the simple reason that not so many of them are made. None theless, there is variety enough so that some of them are highly interesting collect or's items. One that I saw recently is a good example. It was a small one, of milk white glass. Its shape was that of a Liberty Bell and the handle was mold ed in the form of a snake. I held it up for a closer look at the base. Inscribed along it were the . words Manufactured at the Centen nial Exhibition by Gillinger & Sons." The niece was one of those madeat the firm's concession oh the grounds of the Phila delphia Centennial in 1876. Most of those turned out there and sold to the public RARITY OF COIN WILL OFFSET ITS MUTILATION As a general rule, the bor ing of a hole through a coin so that it can be strung or used for jewelry greatly de creases its value. But that rule is highly rela tive, for if the coin so used is rare enough, the fact that it has been treated in that way won't make so very much of a difference. An example is one that I saw involving an 1830 five- dollar piece of Georgia gold. A small hole had been bored through it so it could be hung on a chain as a pendant, and the hole had been so placed that it didn't destroy any of the lettering on the coin. The coin, catalogued at $3,500 by some dealers, pro vided it is in near perfect condition, is of exceptional value not only because of its rarity but also because it is one of the earliest privately minted gold coins after the founding of the republic. ; On the obverse side it has the words TEMPLETON REID -ASSAYER surrounding $5. On the reverse are the words GEORGIA GOLD $5 and the date 1830. The coin was struct by Reid, in Lumpkin county, Lra., and during the same year he issued three others: a two-and-a-half-dollar niece and two of the ten-dollar denom ination, one with a date and one without. Because there are so few of these five-dollar pieces to be found today, the holing of one otherwise m excellent condition, did not make a Wendt Resigns as CD Supervisor County Commissioner Ches ter Wendt has resigned effec tive June 15 as cer-all su pervisor of Jackson county civil defense. Wendt has an nounced. , He had served as super visor for 2V2 of the 4x2 years he has been a county com missioner. Press of business makes the resignation neces sary, Vendt said. He added that he has enjoyed working with Maj. Gen. J. H. Hicks, director of Jackson county civil defense. Wendt said that the lease on his 162 acre farm has ex pired and he now has to take over the entire responsibility himself. This plus his duties as ' county commissioner would make it impossible to continue with civil defense, Wendt explained. Ocean water Is saltiest near the surface and less so at greater depths. f"""rrnmffmi cided to fit them together with an' application of color less cement. It worked so well that when he showed it to his father, the owner of a sta tionary store, he offered . to sell it for him as a letter open er. . It sold readily enough, as a repaired spearhead, bringing $35 without any difficulty. Impressed with the speed at which the piece sold, the youngster began to study the sales possibiliteis in, other In dian artifacts. Those with the arrowheads seemed especially interesting. Since large cufflinks were fashionable -for men, ' the youngster decided that cuff links made out of arrowheads would have a good t appeal. Arrowheads of the proper size were obtainable at 35 cents each, and with the applica tion of "findings," the metal link part available at about the same price, the young ster was soon turning out a product that sold fairly well at $5 the pair. as a means of letting them see the actual manufacturing pro cesses of the firm were in clear glass. Only a small num ber were turned out in milk white, and since I have seen one other in a blue glass, there were undoubtedly a few made in still other colors. Even those in clear glass, however, are rare today -commanding a price of $10 to $25. As for the milk white one, the owner told me she had to pay $30 for it and felt herself lucky to get it at that price. Regarding the value of those in other colors, who ever has one would be most ill advised to let it go for anything less than $50 or $60. They are' so very rare that any advanced collector would feel quite, justified in paying such a price. major difference in its value. When the piece was appraised for purposes of settling ah estate, the appraiser found that the coin could be sold for $2,250 to one dealer and $2,500 to another, despite its mutilation. And since they would obviously have resold it for a profit, the rarity of the piece well offset its mutil ation. (Released by McClure Newspaper Syndicate) If You're Thinking About ... JEW HOME CONSTRUCTION PICKELL Has the Most in QUALITY ECONOMY CHOICE OF LOCATION OFFERING FREE Planning Service and Qualified Assistance in Financing. Reliable, Established BUILDER 411 EAST MAIN ST. The Shortest Distance Between Buyer A Classified Ad in The MaiD Convenient Order Form For Quick Write Your Ad Below - 1 Word to a Space - Cost Appears to Right of Last Word v An Averaga Word Contains 5 Uttara. Nam and Address Count th Sam as Other Wards. Mail Now to Classified Ad Dept., MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon Please run my ad for.. .DAYS in THE MAIL TRIBUNE under Classification I enclose $ 1 in full payment NAME ...... ADDRESS WINNING CROWN as "Miss Europe," Sophie Destrade (center), French starlet, is congratulated at Meaux, France, by "Miss Belgium," Eve Dortant (left), 22, and "Miss Germany," Karin Gabor, 19, who were runnersup. Committee Planned The Jackson county court expects to announce a five to seven-member committee on Bear creek pollution early this week, the county court said Friday. It has secured a list of names of residents who would be willing to serve on the committee from Ashland, Tal ent, Phoenix, Medford, Cen tral Point, Jacksonville and Gold Hill, County Judge Earl Miller said. A meeting will be called soon after the com mittee is named, he added. Request for appointment of such a fact-finding committee to study pollution of Bear creek was taken under ad visement by the Jackson coun ty court May 27. Miller an nounced the plan following a meeting of a five-man commit tee May 27 to discuss the county's ; role in supporting Duncan Appoints Fiscal Officer Portland-flJPD-House SneaV- er Robert B. Duncan Wednes day announced appointment of Kenneth Bragg, 36 Arcadia, Calif., as the state's first legis lative fiscal officer. The posi tion pays $11,500 a year. puncan, a Medford Demo crat, is chairmen of the Legis lative Fiscal Committee. . Heavy duty hydraulic BACK HOE for Sewer Lines Footings 'Excavations Trenching 'Ditch Cleaning Estimates without obligation! Insured, licensed and bonded i. M. MANLEY CO. Sub-Contracting & Custom Work P.O. Box 193, - Jacksonville, Ore. Phone TW 9-1559 T TRADES ACCEPTED builder PHON?: SP 3-6646 VsSrte builder On Creek Pollution Bear creek pollution abate ment. Representatives of the Jack son County Water Pollution Abatement committee consist ing of delegates from towns affected and various sports men's clubs had expressed a wish for such a committee. 5 nice lots with city rydale. 3 with trees, or my plans. OR D. M. BLICKENSTAFF Building SPring 21 So. Call: First Time Offered For Sale! EST. 9 YEARS - ALWAYS A MONEY MAKER : TOWN OVER 2,200 - GROWING FAST TOP QUALITY Ladies Ready-to-Wear Store No Competition in Town Fine stock Newly Decorated New fixtures. Best Location in Tovvn Low Rent. Gross 1958 Over $20,000 Nice net each year. Approx. $10,000.00 Mdse. 4 Fixture Inventory. LADIES, if you want a good paying small business, don't miss this! ! Will sell at actual inventory. No "Blue Sky" to buy Honest values. Present owner : wants to retire. Will give some terms on good collater al. This is one of the nicest small businesses I know of Don't miss this opportunity to own a fine clean, established business. ' o For Sale Exclusive By . . . JOHN CUPP REAL ESTATE Highway 9 9-Centra I Point, Oregon-NO 4-1794 PHONE. City or Town School Budget Vote Total Change Noted The Medford school district budget for fiscal year 1959-60 was approved by the voters 723 to 186, Wilson Slater, district clerk, said Friday. ;The total votes in favor ij 100 more than earlier report ed, he noted. An error was made in reporting the total via telephone to the school district office from Hedrick Junior High school. It was first reported that 132 voted in favor of the budget at Hedrick, but Slater said after tallying all ballots he found that 232 voted in favor of it at Hedrick. Twenty-eight voted against the budget at the school. Other totals are unchang ed from previous figures. The school board will canvass the vote at a special meeting June 30. Wood business, truck, conveyor, saws,, estab., profitable, entire mill output, also shavings, $700 dn., bal. load basis, consider trade. ' . ' Fruit Market, new building, well equipped, ' money maker. Auto and Machinery Repair, block building and nice home. F-ROHNMAYER V PHOENIX AGENCY, Roy H. Maudlin, Salesman 3744 Colver Road KE 5-1752 water. At end of Per Will build with your Contractor 2-8509 Orange and Seller- Tribune Results Two Unas Consecutive fnserttoas - TWO LINES MINIMUM 1 day $0e S day ll.M S days S1.40 THREE LINES 1 day 1 days S days . 7e I2.1S FOUK U.VE5 I day $1.0 I days $2. C days 2.8 FIVE LINES 1 day 3 days ( davs S2.5 S3 -5 Sl-5 S3.M $4.20 SIX LIVES 1 day 3 days ( days SEVEN LIVES 1 day SI.T4 3 days 3.5 ( days s