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o n ) MAIL TRIIUHI. Ht4'i, Or. 1 A S.iUiy, May 22, 160 Court Record DISTRICT COl'RT Joaeph A. McCalvy, violation ba sic rule. $30 Dorothy W. Watluni. no opera tori licenie. $10. Woodrow W. Atwood. overheifht, 'Pegiry Joan Laddie, no vehicle Uin..,.. Havmond L. Johnaon. o v a r icneiri. $'.5. Kred McDonald, Improper let turn. $15. Kichard A. Wagner , overload, $30. Glen R. BurwilJ, overlenglh. $1B. Herachel Edward Morni, failure Mo nop. $10. Raymond F. Martin, no public utility commission permit, $15. , Illinois, Missouri and New . York enacted eight-hour-day '. legislation in 1B67. Man Bitten by Deadliest Snake Fights for His Life Los Angeles-I'PD-A young man, paralyzed by the bite of a snake rated the deadliest in the world, approached a crisis Saturday in his fight for life pnd pby.-ieiTn ari, even if he survives, he may be con fined permanently to an Iron lung. Kennth Earnest, 22, bitten Tuesday by an Australian Tiger snake at an alligator and snake farm operated as a tourist attraction by his par ents In suburban Buena Park, showed some improvement, according to physcinns. STOCK REDUCING SALE! Sale Limited To Quantity In Hand Regular Price $299.95-18 Cu. Ft. Deep Freeze Chest 399.95-18 Cu. Ft. Deep Freez Upright.... 499 93-16 Cu. Ft. Amano Upright Freezer 599.95-20 Cu. Ft. Amono Upright Freezer 559.95-14 Cu. Ft. Amano Refrigerator Plus Freezer Sale Price $249.95 349.95 . 399.95 . 449.95 . 459.95 BAUDER HARDWARE & APPLIANCE 296 East Main St., Ashland MU 9-1234 SPEC IAL is Monday and Tuesday Only MAPLE MILK STOOL $199 Reg. $3.95 Value each FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED S&H Green Stamps on all cash purchases Teams of four doctors and two nurses alternated at his bedside, using every remedy known to medical science in the fight to save him. Dr. Finley Russell, inter nationally known authority on snake bites, was supervising treatment. A tracheotomy was performed to ease the vic tim's breathing. In this opera tion, an incision was made in his throat and I rubber tube inserted to the windpipe to ease breathing. Placed in Lung Earnest was placed In an iron lung, a contrivance Dr. Russell said he may have to use for the rest of his life if he survives. Russell said ef fects of the snake bite are similar to those of bulbar polio. "We should be able to tell by Sunday or Monday wheth er he will live or die," said Dr. Russell. "If he's still alive by Monday, his chances of sur vival are vastly improved." Scrum flown here from Philadelphia and San Diego was administered to Earnest and an almost complete ex change of blood was made in numerous transfusions to try to counteract the effects of the lethal venom. Dr. Russell said the Aus tralian Tiger snake excretes enough venom in one bite to kill 20 persons. 84 Measles Cases Reported in City Measles topped the list of communicable diseases re ported to the Jackson county hcnlth department last week, according to Dr. C. I. Drum- mond, public health physician. Mcdford reported 84 mea sles cases, and Ashland had 15. Other cases reported were Jacksonville 8, Applegate 1 and Central Point 3. Mcdford reported one case of German measles. Chicken pox cases reported Include Medford 8, Central Point 1, Jacksonville 1, and Rogue River 7. Other disease cases report ed were mumps. Medford 1, Eagle Point 4, Rogue River 1; Influenza, Medford 2, Cen tral Point 2, Shady Cove 7; and strep throat, Jackson ville 2. ELECTED Ta COUNCIL Salem - Gregory E. Milnes, a junior attending Willamette university, Salem, has been elected member at large of the student council for 1960 61. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Milnes, IS North Groveland ave., Medford. 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Many items of this kind are ordered months in advance of their actual use, he added, in explaining announcement of the number change at this time. Not only will all the num bers be changed, but also the prefix will be changed to "HU-2" instead of MUrdock 2, 5 and 9. As an example of what the new Ashland num bers will look like Creager gave "HU 2-1234." "The letters 'HU' have no particular meaning," Creager explained. "They simply rep resent the fourth and eighth holes on the telephone dial, and together with '2' give Ashland a code distinct from that of any other central of fice in the state of Oregon." Throughout the United States, telephone companies are gradually abandoning pre fix names on telephone num bers In favor of letter-number combinations like "HU-2" or in some areas all number codes like "482." Creager said telephone companies are adopting the new number systems because it became evident that they would eventually run out of names and numbers in some areas. Political Battle Erupts Over Summit, U2 Incident Washington - H'PD - A dis cordant political free-for-all erupted Saturday over the collapse of the summit con ference and the explosive Xj-i spy plan Incident which pre ceded it. The jarring controversy was triggered by Adlai E. Steven son's barbed criticism of President Eisenhower's hand ling of the situation. The twice-unsuccessful Democratic president candidate charged in a speech Thursday night that "incredible blunders" by Eisenhower had given Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev "the crowbar and the sledge hammer" to wreck the sum mit meeting. The Republican national commi.tee lashed back Satur day that Stevenson had fallen "like a ton of bricks for the Khrushchev line." In its pub lication, "Battle Line," the committee accused him of making i "rerkless speech" that injected the summit de velopment into this year's presidential campaign arena. "Compare Stevenson's wishy-washy 'let's not anger the Russians' position with that expressed by President Eisenhower and supported by reasonable men everywhere," the publication said. It auded: "All in all, Stev enson has contributed a disas trously divisive speech at a critical hour. He has tried to destroy American unity for personal, partisan political reasons." The Democratic advisory committee met in a closed session and agreed to issue a staterrnt on the summit rep ercussion Sunday. Democratic National Chairman Paul But- Cuba has thousands of off shore islands, the largest of which is the Isle of Pines. It also has many short rivers but only one of these, the Canto of Oriente, is of any size for navigability. ler teimed the attack on Stev enon as "typical of the Eisenhower-Nixon administration." Butler said it meant that ar.ycr.5 who tried to discus; national issues was accused by Vice President Richard M. Nixon or his lieutenants of damaging national unity. Nixon Accused "We recognize the responsi bility of the opposition party to discuss policy and the lack of policy on the part of the administration, and this we in tend to do," Butler told re porters. He accused Nixon of using "confidential information from government files to at tract attention for his own political efforts." He said Eisenhower had handled himself well in the face of Khrushchev's "rude conduct" at Paris. But Butler said he believed administra tion foreign policy failures were becoming apparent and would get increased attention during the campaign. South Africa's wool clip for the 1957-58 season is estimat ed at 292.500,000 pounds, about 3 per cent under the previous year. The Llratrry Bell'a ft m out crack occurred on July I, 1835, while it was toiling for the death of Chief Justice John Marshall. 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King candidates nominated were Ron Thornton, Mike Neathamer, Rick Bell, Dale Stansfield, Doug Farnsworth, Mike Watkins, and John Gates. Voting will be by bal lot this week with the results kept a secret until the crown ing at the party. A (Mrpen s Triox kill Vege tation by Patio 1 Quart 1.29 rarfrrt ! prcvtnt vaaalalina Iks, ijrivi Ortho I m proved erl-B-(ion I Ounces 1.19 by pp'r r-a, etr. Kaiy to liquid. By Unhe, Contairu !. 4 D anH !. 4-5 T for rflMli no tirnail. Iraf wmlii anil winkK ilanu. "SatislVtKin gu.iMntfprl p A C or your money Lck" uililKkJ Ortho Home and Garden InsrcticirU 14 fl. sis Ia59 Ural inside er out. Kilt Him, aitli. roarhri, ifideri, iprar walli, treci, plantal SOt I Ja.aiar. mil Pa'km, $ J-tl Cat Mm. 4 rl. 'Til ,.m. Ninth grade skip day will be held next Thursday, May 26. Students will leave on busses and go to either Twin Plunges or Lithia park in Ash land. Ninth grade teachers will chaperon the groups. Hedrick has invited the Mc Loughlin girls to their school for a playday. The ninth grad ers will go on Monday after noon, eighth grade, Tuesday afternoon, and the seventh grade on Wednesday after noon. Games, races, relays and skits are scheduled for the af ternoon's activities. Reading tests will be given to the seventh and eighth graders Tuesday morning tinder the direction of Miss Basford. Students Tim Omara, Brian Porter, Roland Gangstee, and Roger Maxson are leading the faculty by a few strokes in the first half of their golf match. Faculty players are Ralph Perkins, Dale Bates. Glen Allison, and Bob Rad-cliff. Speed Limit To Be Painted on Street Modford'a city engineering department crews Monday will paint 20-mile-pr r-hour speed signs on the Eighth st. pavement between Riverside ave. and Almond St.. and at tht west end of the Eighth st. bridge. In addition to the markings on the pavement, thry will install regular speed signs near these locations. The purpose of the signs and markings will be to re mind motorists that It 1$ a JO nillrs-per-hoiir speed zone according to Public Works Di rector Vernon Thorpe. He noted that many people use the crosswalks in these areas, including youngsters going to "1.1:-' .Ji $VA4 .frffif.-- aalVtr"Stf-;. liaKjfc'-?Iiar-iAV.a V, -4T HERE'S A LINEUP OF QUALITY USED EQUIPMENT YOU CAN TRUST! Choest your next piect of used equipment from the finest selection of reconditioned machinery in Southern On gon. Here are a few of the Quality Machines waiting for you. COME IN BEFORE YOU GET TOO BUSY AND LOOK THEM OVER - SURE WE'LL TALK TERMS1 M-298 D7 Tractor 3T12652 with No. 46 Hydraulic Control, 7S Hydraulic Bulldozer, D7N Hyster Winch and Canopy. $11,500.00. M-260 D4 Tractor 7U32114 with No. 44 Hydraulic Control, 4A Bulldozer and D4D Hyster Winch. Direct Electric Starting. Excellent Condition. BONDED BUY. $8,650.00. 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