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"IT -3 (pc:3DJ cncDC;-; O O 00 0 Q-p O rs O top-, ('' r o O u o O OO O o O O o o O ' ' c " o o o 10 MAIL TRtfiUNf, MtJteni Or. Selection of Books Presented to Local School Libraries .. The Ella Duell Hubbs Tent 'of the Daughter! of the Union Veterans presented a selection of books concerning the Civil War to the history depart ments of Hedrick and Mc Loughlin Junior Hifih schools at a tea honoring the society recently. The books are to become part of the reference section in each of the libraries of the junior high schools. Presenting the books were Mrs. Andrew Severson, presi dent of the organization; Mrs. C. D. Hershiser, senior vice president and chairman of the book selection commit t e e; Mrs. Fred Oaugherty, secre tary and member of the com mittee: Mrs. Sadie DeLaMa ter, member of the commit tee; and Miss Joan Cuyer. Accepting the gift were Mrs. Mildred Rogers, HJH librar ian, and Mrs. June Baker, act ing librarian at MJH. Mem- Free Book on Arthritis And Rheumatism HOW TO AVOID CRIPPLING DEFORMITIES An amazing book entitled "Arthritis and Rheumatism" will be sent free to anyone who will write for it. It reveals why drugs and medi cines give only temporary relief and fail to remove the causes of the trouble; explains a specialized non-surgical treatment which has proven successful since 1919.. You incur no obligation in send inq for this instructive book. It may be the means of saving you vears of untold misery. Write to day to The Ball Clinic, Dept. 2609, Excelsior Springs, Missouri. bers of the schools faculty and system administrative staff was also in attendance at the tea honoring the organization held in the Hedrick library. Raymond Graves, history departments head, coordi nated the selection and place ment of the books and was in charge of arrangements. Man Arrested on Materials Charge Buster James Webb, alias James Paul, 40, of 1076 Stew art ave., Mcdford, was arrest ed Friday afternoon by sher iff's deputies on charges of possession of obscene materi als. He is being held in the Jackson county jail. Webb, a hair-dresser, was arrested Nov. 23, 1959, by sheriff's deputies on similar charges. Following his arrest he had pleaded guilty in cir cuit court, and was placed on probation for one year. Paul was arrested when deputies learned from the Central Point post office that an envelope containing ob scene material had broken open. Further investigation re vealed that a man answering Webb's description had been calling regularly at the gen eral delivery window for mail. Apparently Webb had been using another name on his mail, deputies said. The first experimental com bustion engine was made by a Dutch astronomer, Christian Huygens, in 1680. Vote for . .gayw james o. n BURNS CONDON Dflfgat at Largs ta Democratic National Convention ran. Democratic County Chairman, Ix-Mayor, City of Condon. Pd. Pol. Adv., Burn fur neleiatft Com., Miry Krllv, Sec, 906 IV. 4th St,, Mrdfoid 4;-J ' V J . Mi f it fcol - ........ h&tottAvH&HtubtefftL' A. i -y i I 1 rqm 'Siting 3 . Court Records disobeyed dti- -"i'- 7e EXAMINE BOOK Examining one of the menis head; Mrs. Andrew Severson, presi- books presented by the Elta Duell Hubbs dent, Elta Duell Hubbs, Tent; Mrs. Mildred Tent of the Daughters of the Union Veterans Rogers, Hedrick Junior High school librari- to the junior high school libraries are (left an; and Mrs. Jane Baker, acting librarian at to right) Raymond Graves, history depart- McLoughlin Junior High school. Meeting Planned Soon to Consider Annexing Proposal A meeting will be held soon for residents of the area im mediately southwest of Med ford to consider annexation to Medford and connecting with the city's sewer system, it was reported Friday. Purpose of the meeting will be to eliminate the health hazard caused by too many residents of the area piping septic tank effluent into irri gation ditches, it was explain ed. The area includes Lozler lane. Clover lane, Peach st. and the Maple Park addition. The announcement resulted from a meeting last week of Medford irrigation district of ficials, Jackson county health department officials and Dis trict Attorney Thomas J. Reeder. Becoming Serious "This problem has become Increasingly serious with the large number of new homes being built In the area," Jack Hoffbuhr, Medford irrigation district manager, said. "A lot of builders are build ing homes In areas where there is not sufficient drain age, and persons buying homes there don't realize it until they move in. Then they find their septic tank drain age fields, due to the type of soil, are inadequate. So, they pipe into irrigation laterals." Such misuse of irrigation ditches upon conviction can bring a maximum fine of $1,000 andor maximum coun ty jail sentence of one year, Reeder said Friday. State Law State law prohibits pouring sewage into irrigation ditches wherever domestic animals have access to water, Hoff buhr added. The involved area contains many small ir rigated home gardens. Carry ing of septic tank sewage to the gardens ind on lawns cre ates a health danger, county officials noted. Ditches carrying septic tank effluent could transmit typhoid fever, infectious hepa titis, vacilliary dysentery, Dr. C. I. Drummond, county pub lic health officer, said. "In the Los Angeles area population growth is becom ing limited by water short age," Dr. Drummond said. "Here, in the future, we may be limited in our growth by lack of adequate sewage treat ment facilities. Successful sep tic tank operation here is lim ited by high water table or a clay soil in many areas which will not permit absorption of effluent in the soil." Only possible solutions in this problem is annexation of outlying areas to cities for use of existant sewage plants or formation of metropolitan sanitation districts, Dr. Drum mond explained. The latter solution is expensive, he add ed. Those interested in solving the sewage problem for the southwestern area "hould con tact Wally Brill at Brill Metal Works, SPring 2-4440. Hoff buhr said. He is organizing a public meeting at the Oak Grove school. MUNICIPAL TOUT Edmund W. Peate. traffic mn. SS. Richard Henri La Fleur, obeyed traffic signal, S10. Robert r. Brown, following too close. SJ5. Charles Richard Hartweil, failed to yield right of way, $25. Loren Lee OlMn, improper right turn. $5. Btamce M. TucMahun. diftobe'. &d traffic signal. S2.S0. Hons Adair Daltoa. improper left turn. $5. Karlm Wayne Heard, racing with another vehicle. 125. Marcelle Marie Castle, violation of basic rule, $10. Donna Marie Robinson, no opera tor's license in possession, $10. Nancy Carol Henderson, violation of basic rule. $10. Ralph Robert Bunting, no vehicle registration plates. $5. I David Murray Irving Jr., excea- sive noise, $5 ! Arthur Cements Iverson. no ve- ' hide registrauon plates displayed, $2 50. Fred Lee Walters. 210 West Third St.. violation of basic rule (imped ing normal flow of traffic i. $10: vio lation of basic rule ispeedi. $10. Sue Winifred Fenwick, disobeyed traffic signal. $10. Edwin Randal Logan, violation of basic rule. $10. Don Kenneth Young. 1319 Stew art ave., drag racing. $25. Gene Edward Fisher, violation of basic rule, $10. Betty Lou Onstad, following too close. $25. Donald Edward Jenkins, violation of basic rule, $10. John Jay Gomer Jr., 2456 Nieto Way, drag racing. $25. Arnold Leee Black, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. Earl Percy DillRec, violation of basic rule. $10. Kenneth Elmer Lilly, disobeyed traffic signal. SI0. Aeymond Charles Cummins, im proper right turn. $5. Ronald Lane Harper, violation of basic rule, S10. Leo Darward Webster, improper right turn. $5. James Sidney Jackson, excessive noise, $5; violation of basic rule, $10. Earl Henry Hanscom, improper left turn, $5. John Edward Nuich. no vehicle registration plates displayed. S2.50. Verla Aleen Bradford, no vehicle registration plates displayed. S5. Bert Otis Adams, disobeyed traf fic sign, $5. David Earnest McClurg Jr., 18, Phoenix, racing with another ve hicle, $50. Lewis Glen McLaren, disobeyed traffic signal. $10. Thomas Jennings Oakes, dis obeyed red light, $10. Robert Darrel Murphy, disobeyed traffic signal. $10. Ellen L. Lewis, displayed expired plates. $10. Eugene Gordon Ray, displayed expired plates, $5, UlSTnK T rot RT Mildred L. Cooper, overwidth. IK' Raymond B Brown, overload. $29 Thomas J Oakes. overload. $113. Kenneth Elston Dailey. 1206 Nl. antic St.. driving while license sus penses. $250. and 30 days in jail. Leonard A. Davis, violation basic rule $25. Jack D. Henderson, overload. $53 Clark K. Jarlnn. fnMowing eiosc. 510 no. Cuy e GillajpeT. failure to step I Vavls K Filw. failure ( sMp 1 William J. Cales. failure to dia plav enmbined weight. $1.1. William L. Savior, overheight, "'Edward H Kliever, obstructed vision. $H. John C. Barnard, obstructed vis ion. $6. Rov A. Sheppard, parking on highway, $7.50 . Clyde C Luper, no operator, li cense, $10. Gerald T Zinn. overload. $290. Anna Marie Fox, no operator's li cense, $10. Jacque L. Werleau. violation ba sic rule. $20. I UTUIIE HI. 1I. in.. ,- - " w ' $10. I Louis E. Harvey, illegal posses sion Ot intoxicating liquur. Mvrtle F. Powers, failure to dim. $7.50. James M. King, failure to stop. $10. Walter W. Johnson, failure to stop. $10. JoseDh L. Zamrzia. violation of oo ' basic rule SI 5 Arthur J. s. (ierinain, insuinc- lent binders. $15. Franklin Presher. lewd cohabita tion, $5. Ralph CIRCUIT COURT iUyelU Fern OwnMr vt nu.ni., Hiinm- rniiinlamt. Janie's Kelley vs Elsie Kathleen Kelley, divorce complaint. Policeman's Wife Can Handle Trouble Portland - UPD - Patrolman Jimmie S. Minnick doesn't have to worry about his wife handling trouble. She did all right here Fri day. Mrs. Minnick caught a prowler crawling in the bath room window and slammed the Venetian blind down on his hands. The surprised man fled into the darkness. The steel industry this year has the capacity to provide 1,681 pounds of raw steel for every person in the continen tal United States. The steel would come from furnaces that operate in 29 states. SAMS JUST NORTH OF STEWART AVENU iant Fireezeir Meats FORMERLY LOCATED AT GRANDVIEW MARKET AND IOCKER PLANT AAoved To New Location 986 Cherry St. MORI ROOM TO SERVI YOU BETTER-Houri to e Monday thru Saturday NO INTEREST! Klamath Feed Lot Beef Top U.S.D.A. Grades Cut and Wrapped the Way You Choose, to Suit Your Family Needs. 1. You Pay Less Money! 2. You Pay No Interest! 3. You Get the Best in Beef! 4. You Pay as You Use! This i no Deal or Gimmic, it is Juit Good Roatoning. 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