Sen. Dimick Sees
Morse on Oregon
Primary Ballot
' Roseburg (LTD - JState Sen.
Dan Dimick (D-Roseburg) said
Sunday he believed the name
of Sen. Wayne Morse would
be on the State's- Democratic
presidential primary ballot
next year. ,i .
. Dimick added that "I will
vote for him and offer him
every support."' " ;
He made the statement at
the Douglas county Demo
cratic convention. Dimick is
chairman of the Douglas
County Democratic Central
Committee.
Morse vs. Kennedy
State Sen. Monroe Sweet
land (D-Milwaukie) said ear
lier that he believed the race
for the Democratic nomination-
in Orego.n would be be
tween Morse and Sen. John
Kennedy (D-Mass.) Sweetland
said of the . possible Morse
candidacy "I don't know why
he is running and I wish he
weren't"
Attorney General Robert Y.
Thornton, a Sunday speaker,
accused Gov. 'Mark Hatfield
of maintaining a double edged
standard in Oregon by having
his own attorney. He said
state law prohibits any state
official, department, board pr
commission from employing a
private attorney other than
one under direction of the at
torney general's office.
HORNBROOK
Thanksgiving Visits
By KATHERINE CHAPMAN
Hornbrook - Whether they
went "over- the river and
through 'the woods" to eat
Thanksgiving dinner with rel
atives in the cities, or wheth
er the city relatives came here
to feast with their "country
cousins," Hornbrookers kept
the holiday in the traditional
fashion of family gatherings.
One of the largest of these
was the gathering of the Bray
clan at "Aunt Jennie's," the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henley
Clawson, where 35 members
were able to be present this
year, 16 being unable to at
tend. Joining in the festivities
were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Bray and three children; Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Bray and five
children; Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Balfrey and two children;
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wedin
and son, Mike ; Tyrer; the
Clawsons' daughter and her
family, Mr. and Mrs. "Rusty"
Seaman and three, children,
all of Yreka, and from Horn-,
brook, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Cummins; Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Cummins and children, Loren
Howardand Jennifer, and Mr.
and Mrs.- Ivon Howard' and
her sister," Mrs. Dan Van Ger
pen, who is visiting here from
St. Joseph's, 111. -
Driving to Sacramento to
spend the holiday week end
with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Ren
fro, .were Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Jetter and his mother, Mrs.
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rp raff Hill
UiUt Ptr Gallon
in Actual list
$395 Dn.
DICK KNIGHT CO.
' Plymouth DeSoto Simca
33 South Riverside Phone SP 36247
W. L. Jeter. On their wav
down, they stopped atChico
and picked up their son, Bill,
a student at Chico State col
lege. On Friday Mrs.'W. L.
Jeter left Sacramento by
plane to return to her home
in Los Angeles for the. winter.
She has been a house guest
at her son and daughter-in-law
here for the past several
weeks.
"To help them observe their
first Thanksgiving "dinner in
their newly-completed" home
in Lodi, Calif., into which
they have just moved, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Chapman and chil
dren, Johnny and Kitty, had
as holiday guests, his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chapman.
They drove down Wednesday,
returning home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ardon Burns
were . .Thanksgiving . dinner
guests in Redding of . their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. "Chuck" Dilley, and
son, Pete.
- Mrs. ' Minnie " Blooming
camp and son, Charles, had
Thanksgiving dinner 'at Bo
gus with Miss Elsie Bloom
ingcamp. They were accom
panied by a daughter, Mrs.
Marge Snyder, and children,
Karen and Victor, of Med
ford. Miss'Bloomingcamp is
an aunt of Charles and Mrs.
Snyder. '.'".
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. (Slim)
Protsman were guests over
the holiday of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Cozzalio and three sons,
in Yreka. -
The Pete Fisher family had
her parents and brothers, Mr.,
and Mrs. L. E. Flack and Vir
gil and Audren all of Horse
Creek, as holiday dinner
guests.
Thanksgiving day guests of
Mr. and. Mrs. Romain Ward
and children were her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr, and
Mrs. Lee Spencer, of Yreka..
Mr. and Mrs. James Farmer
and son, Jerry, of Portland,
arrived Nov. 24 to spend the
holiday week, end with his
mother, Mrs. Frank Lowe,
and Mr. Lowe. Joining them
for Thanksgiving were her
two other sons and daughter-in-laws,
Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Farmer and sons of Red
ding, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Farmer and sons of Horn-
brook. The James Farmers
left ior nome sunday morn
ing. -
. Thanksgiving dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mc
Master and sons, Steve, Gary
and Larry, were their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr." and
Mrs. Roger Smith, and daugh
ter, Renee, of Hilt; Mrs. Mc
Master'a brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs.. Ernest
McBain and daughter, Narcie,
of - Yreka, and her brother,
Woodrow Clyburn of Klamath-
river." -
- Miss Mary Lee Rutledge, a
student at Chico State college,
spent the holiday week end at
home here with her parents,
sister, and brothers, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Rutledge and Ann,
David and John.
Following a - custom of
many years, the L. C. Walshes
and the Lauran Paines ob
served Thanksgiving together,
this year at the Paine home
in . Ft. Jones. Present also
were the Walsh's daughter,
Miss Share Walsh, and the
Paine's two sons, Lornie, a
student at Etna High school,
and Bob, a pre-med student
at the University of Oregon
at Eugene.
1 Another student home for
the holiday week end was
Mike Barnum, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Barnum. Mike is a
forestry major at Oregon
State college at Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. "Ike" Dooley
and sons made a week end
trip to Chico to see his par
ents, the H.' A. Dooteys. In
Marysville, they visited his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Longstaff, and
en route home they visited
Mrs. Dooley's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Crouch, in Redding.
. Three sisters who had not
been together for a number of
years, held a reunion the day
after Thanksgiving when
Penny Barnum took her
grandmother, Mrs. EUa Pratt,
to Biggs, Calif.,, to visit her
sister, Mrs. . Mattie Thomas.
Joining them was another sis
ter, Mrs. May Johnson, of Del
Rey, Calif., who came up with
a son, Merritt Johnson, also
of Del Rey, and a daughter,
Mrs. Bartholomew, and her
son, Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Kil-
lingsworth had Thanksgiving
dinner in Yreka with a son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
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Mrs. 'Bill Thomas, and four
children. - - -
Mr. and Mrs. Al King and
daughter, Terry, and Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Windsor of Yreka
had Thanksgiving dinner in
Medford.
Two Hornbrook students
have again made the honor
roll at Yreka High school.
They are Patty MacKinnon
and Ann Rutledge. Both art
sophomores, and both have
made the honor roll .consist
ently since entering high
school.
A-TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT Furn. J-rm. cabin;
elec. stove, reftig., fireplace. $30.
FOR SALE 1 panel bed and 1
- Hollywood bed. Each complete.
' MP 2-0632.
FOR SALE IT - 1949 Ford truck.
Good shape. SP 3-1686.
TOR SALE -Easy Spin Dry wash
ing machine. Good condition.
Space 13, Anderson Trailer Court.
rngcnii
SP-
FOUND Key chain, purs.
FOR SALE '55 Chrysler, low inUS
as, like new. 635 Penn. Ave. SP-
FOR SALE Male Peke puppy.
wks. old. Reg. S23. TA 6-2856.
FOR SALE 1958 Fiat 1200 4-dr. se
dan. 4500 mi. Like new. Best of-
fer.216Vinchej5er.P2:-4049.
RUMMAGE SALE, by Gold HU1 Re
bekah Lodge. Tues., Sec. S. Fehl
Bldg.. 108 R. Ivy.
FOR RENT Two room furnished
; cabin. 802 N. Riverside.
WANTED ROUTE SALESMAN
by Standard Brands, Inc.. for
Jackson, - Klamath and Josephine
counties. Ace 21 to 35. Experien
ced. Monthly salary. Write P.O.
Box 826. Medford, stating- expe-
riencc, age and information.
DRYER for sale, like new. TW-9-1164.
TRADE '51 Bendix auto, washer for
3-speed record player. SP 3-4091.
1302 N. Ross Lane.
FOR SALE Oak and laurel wood,
delivered. UL 5-1543. ,,
FOR SALE Clean '46 Chev. ton
gickup- 4-speed' box. 2242 S.
tagc Rd. SP 3-3754.
PROVIDENCE GUILD ANNUAL
BAZAAR
Thursday, Dee. 10th - at Sacred
Heart Hospital from 7 a.m. to 9
.. pjn. BAKED FOODS FANCY
WORK WHITE ELEPHANT
BOOTH DRIFT WOOD. BABY
SHOES BRONZED.
FOR RENT 2-bdrm. house. How
ard school district. SP 2-7251.
FOR SALE LOCKER BEEF. On
foot, dressed, or cut and wrapped.
KE 5-2985.
FOR RENT Bachelor-apt., furn. S
rm. 4c shower. Water and gar
bage. SP 2-8343.
CHRISTMAS TREES
328 N. Riverside
Any kind! Up to $2J0
. Presto-logs. We deliver
Elton's Farm & Garden Store
NOTICE
Tree topping, fruit tree pruning,
shrubbery pruning of all kinds.
SP 2-5376. WITHROW.
NAILS NAILS NAILS
50 kegs of assorted sizes. We need
more room so will sell at $14 per
keg all or any part. Also, we
ii.vc a cvmpicic unc ox xcncuiSji
. MEDFORD FEED & SEED
330 North Fir
WILD BIRD FEED
Attractive feeders, baths.
Eltons Farm Sc Garden Store
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
10 OFF ON ALL STOCK PLUS
SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS.
BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME FOR
CHRISTMAS.
JIM'S FLOOR COVER SHOP
1256 S. Riverside
SP 2-4448
For your PRES-TO-LOGS
check with us. '
MEDFORD FEED Sc SEED
330 N. Fir
BUILDING TO BE MOVED
24'x48 good shop or warehouse
in Ashland. Has two 8' rolling
doors on each side & 1 in the end.
$1600 moved to buyer's lot. MU-9-6401
or SP 2-6823. No Sun.
calls please.
FOR SALE A tmckload of White
6c Silver Tip Christmas Trees at
Colestin Springs, Ore. or co Box
156. Hilts, Calif.
SAWDUST
for burners S&H green stamps
MEDFORD FUEL
Tel. SP 2-2111
Choice Tulip Sc Daffodils
Good assortment. 25 off.
Elton's Farm & Garden Store
REDWOOD SIDING, 8" V rustle
and 10" beveled. 580 M.
WESTSIDE LUMBER
924 Summit Ave. SP 2-2559
"OIL TO BURN"
MOBILHEAT
S&H Green Stamps, too.
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Call SP 2-2111
BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
for tale 20c each Mall Tribune
Office. 33 N Fir - '
BLOX BLOX BLOX
2-foot and under
Big double or single loads
S&H green stamps
MEDFORD FUEL Tel. SP 2-2111
Lumber Worth the Money
FARMERS LUMBER CO.
Barnett Sc Riverside, SP 2-5462
FOR SALE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
Rivoli 120 Bass Accordion. -Cost
$595, sell for 5295. Ph. Grants
Pass, PK6-3Z11 or Gn 65352.
WILL TRADE good '51 Pontiac for
best house trailer offered. UL 5-
1014.
FOR SALE Sheepskin & wool
lined coat Sc trousers. Size me
dium. 28 Vancouver Ave.
SPECIAL WHITE OAK, 2 cords
$36. Try our fragrant Laurel
wood with the blue flame for
Christmas Cheer. UL 5-1014.
WILL BUILD WAREHOUSE to
suit tenant. On 1 acre at 1242 N.
Central. SP 2-2336.- i
IEGAI NOTICES
NOTICE OF ALLEY VACATION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Council of the City of
Medford, Oregon, did on the 19th
day of November, 1959. by resolu
tion, initiate proceedings to vacate
the following described alleyway
within the City of Medford as the
same is designated and delineated
on the official plat thereof of rec
ord, to-wit:
A North-South alley, 130 feet in
length, in Block 44. Original
Town, of the City of Medford,
Oregon, running parallel to
. to North Fir Street and North
Grape Street, between Main
Street and Sixth Street,
and did provide for a public hear
ing to be held at the hour of 7:30
o'clock PJ4. on the 7th day of
January, 1960. in the Council
Chambers of the City Hall in the
City of Medford, Oregon for the
purpose of considering the vacation
of the adoption of an ordinance va
cating said alleyway as above de
scribed and for the purpose of
hearing and considering any objec
tion or remonstrance thereto
which may be made in writing and
filed with the Recorder-Treasurer
prior to the time of said hearing
and by order of the Council of the
Citv of Medford.
D. F. Huson, Recorder-Treasurer
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ISS?. 'L?-00 reduction geors, Jocobs 21- Vj
Rugged POWR-KRAFT
7V2 heavy duly 5avt
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V.I I I
Reg. 68.50Save 21.55
Will net risD-tvM in havisi wark
ffiQ Cute to 214 inches deep al 90s.
5? 2V4 HP motor rotoctod by mw safety dutcli
Nsw balanced wotght handtos tor Msy (ri(
Th parfact taw for professional builders and bom handy',
men. Curs angles, miters, dadoes, rips, avail cut 2 x aV
Fully guaranteed for 1 year by Ward'
rUWK-KKAHV
heavy-duty drill
1688
Wow ... a heavy-duty
XA " drill at .the price of
a utility drill! Heft double
reduction gears, Jocobs
chuck. Guaranteed.
POWR-KRAFT j
sow Mtbra m
19M
Reg. 23.95 tew
1Vi" capacity. TtMeV
tilts for decorative cuts
even at 45 . angles. t
guaranteed for 1 yeer, V.
8 'JftoS-v I ,
SALE! POWR-KRAFT 8-in.
bench saw. Free stand.
Tilting arbor model
with one knob control,
telf squaring rip fence,
2Vi capacity. See it.
54
88
Shopsmith Mark 5 does
over 117 power operations
2295o
Reg. 3.39 Body
mount mirror
CHROME
2" 1
SALE! 2.19 Cr
Visor-Pak
88
REG. $76
COMBINATION
5 tools in 1: horizontal
drill, 9' saw, UVi"
drill press; 34" lathe,
12" sander.
$10 uUWN
Bold and brawny
a full 4' mirror
mounted on 3-arm
modern gun-sight
type ring holder.
Handsome cnafte
of Wade and whit
or 2-tone blue.
Holds pads,
pencil, etc.
P
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Revolving
tree light
988
4-coior lent (green,
red, blue, yellow)
rotates in front of
75W floodlight for
radiant effect.
Mumblypegor
WhittlitV kit
129
.
YOUR
CHOICE
FlACH
SALE! 369.95 Riverside
Waikiki motor scooter
SALE! 12.93 door-to-door
front and roar floor matt
A treasure of fun
for those idle hours.
Perfect gifts now
at Wards low, low
holiday prices.
Automatic trans
mission, rocker-a rm
suspension. 4.9 HP.
4-eycle engine.
95
339
Of&r 10 DOWN
Made with miracle Pe4
one rubber plastic com
pound wears longer,
looks better.
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nil- -w- s,
SAIEI HAWTHOm
IASKITIALI
I.f. 4.93. Nylee.
wound rubber. ...
Full six.. 4.44
English-made 26"
Hawthorne "Srylemasrer"
Her-cu-matic 3-speed
hub, shift control. Hand
brakes, headlight, rear
bog. Red color.
95
52
$5 DOWN
149
Palish tempered
steel blades with
black stag partem,
handles. Both axe,
knife 10-in. long.
SPECIAL BUYI
Spinning set
788
Includes matched
rod and open spool
reel, line, lures,
handy bait box. In
handsome gift box.
SPECIAL BUYI
Whirlaway set
18"
Spinning combina
tion: tubular glas
rod, reel with ful
view of line action,
line, 3 plugs.
SAUI 4-RACKIT
ADMINT0N SET
lt.g. 11.95. PrMMtiS
hire's, taash .
eat, pales. V.VT :