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TUESDAY. JUNE 28. 1960 MEDFOBD MAIL THIBUTTE, WEDrCTf. . They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hado Depreciations-mat WAS ELMOS SAO TUNE TO THE TAX BOYS ABOUT HIS APARTMENT HOUSE-- But when he's trying to unload it on a prospective BUYER"" f -it's practicau-v I - I 3s2SS Nj PALLING DOWN NOW". K GRADE-A'4:e3 I "cuap mated, a?!1! V-Jfortvvears from rsSSf pT Jut?AMAkllu7k? TTJ NOW IT'LL STILL BE I BUILDIn&-tERFIBLE f?n 1 built TO LAST.' eTH NEISHBORHWD...JfMM TOPLETRBJSW- LTj -J I -T-1rw, ' -k'I$Mts STEEL RINPORCED"LlE Jti '' 81 Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkint In the Days News By FRANK JENKINS In thii column the other day, the fascinating and rath er tragic story, of the boring of a two-mile tunnel through a point of land on the Feath er River back in the 1880's in order to drain an 11-mile stretch of the river's bed so the gold in it could be taken out easily and speedily, was told. Let's tell today the story of another proposal to drain another river. The time was about 1851. The river was the Klamath. IEGAL NOTICES Here's the Story Of an Ant Rescue She was snuggled closely In a tight soft capsule. Her lix legs were folded close, her antennae pressed back against her head. Getting out of the envelope was a task that call ed for all her infantile strength. Once the elastic sheath was off, she stretched out her legs, raised her antennae, and look ed around. Other baby ants were emerging from other grayish-white crypts. All were weak and wobbly. By some strange chemical process, silent, sure, and rapid, strength flowed through the slender bodies. The limbs stiffened; the in sects moved under their own power. Adult ants hurried past the youngsters, paying them no attention. It was very ant for itself. Up the inclined passageway the adult ants clambered to DAVID Restauranl Supplies & Equip. 315 N. Riverside WILL BE CLOSED THROUGH WEDNESDAY FOR VACATION Open Thursday Hope you all have a vtry 4tfi of July holiday. If you'rt driving ploaio bi cartful! Vic David disappear somewhere up there in the upper world where the sun was shining. The newly hatched ants followed their elders, on legs that were still wobbly, out into the grass jungles, each learning the technique of food gathering. Gained Strength Most of the young ones made it by following the ex ample set by the adults. How ever, there seems to be one in every crowd for one ant, very young, very immature, decided to "got it alone." The grass-blades towered over its head like the trees of a forest. The tangled jungle of grass stems impeded its progress. It struggled on, finally lost its way. Confused, it started to run and stagger in circles like a man lost in the forest. Evidently it never crossed its own scent-path or the one laid down by other ants from its home-colony. Nothing was familiar. The world, to the youngster, was very large and terrifying. She just didn't know the way home. The en thusiasm of youth and inex- perience gave her a false courage, and instinct still slept. , Entangled in Web The young ant gave every indication of becoming fran tic. Trying to climb a grass stem it fell, became entangled in a length of spider web. It struggled until complete ex haustion rendered it power less to move. It was on its back, its legs moving feebly, completely spent, tangled in a silken cord. It was there the adult ant from the home colony found the youngster. It scrambled over the prostrate form, then hurried away through the jungle of grass stems for home. But strangely enough, and in complete defiance of hu man explanation or under standing, the adult ant, along with three helpers, came back to the rescue. With expert skill they picked the young Witnesses Deny 'Deal' To Help Convict McDonald Oregon City - (UPD - Three state witnesses denied Mon day they made any "deal" to help convict Levi S. McDon ald in connection with the dynamiting of newspaper trucks in exchange for light sentences or possible reward money. The testimony came at the trial here of McDonald, strik ing member of the Stereo- typers' Union, who is charged in connection with the dyna miting of six newspaper trucks Jan. 31. Gets 'No Answers . Defense Attorney Richard Carney received answers of No when he asked: . . . Edward ' Eugene Sny der if Multnomah county of ficials offered to help him get a share of the reward money offered for arrest and convic tion of the dynamiters if he would implicate McDonald. . . . Charles Henry Snyder if he confessed to carrying out the dynamiting plot only after he made a deal with the Mult, nomah county district attor ney. Testified Earlier . . . William Snyder if he had not implicated McDonald in the dynamitings in return for promises by the district attorney's office. All three testified at the earlier Portland trial of Mc Donald in which he was con victed in connection with dy namiting of four trucks serv ing the struck Oregon Jour nal and Oregonian. McDonald has appealed the Portland conviction. THE proposal was to divert the Klamath down through the Lava Beds and on south ward into the Pit. The basic idea was that by diverting the Klamath into the Pit and thence into the Sacramento the summer flow of the Sacramento would be augmented enough to make it possible to bring the gold supply boats as far up as Red ding, thus eliminating the 30- odd mile packtrain haul in the summer season of low water from Red Bluff, then the head of summer naviga tion, to the gold diggings of Shasta and Siskiyou counties. one up and carried her back to the home-colony. Of all the thousands of ants in the colony, a single in dividual was missed or acci dentally found. Either way, the rescue was carried out. Back from the wild jungle of the grass stems, the novice was carted home. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) -LAKH MOWER SHARPENING ALL MOWERS COMPLETELY DISASSEMBLED, CLEANED, ADJUSTED, SHARPENED, GREASED, OILED AND DELIVERED TO YOUR DOORI mm THE bow had two strings. The other string was that by drying up the Klam ath IT WOULD BE POSSI BLE TO SCOOP THE GOLD OUT OF THE RIVER'S RIFFLES WITH LITTLE DIFFICULTY. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS STALED PROPOSALS ARK IN VITED, and will be received at the office of the City Auditor of the City of Grants Pais, Josephine County. Oregon, to and until the hour of 2.00 o'clock p.m. July 20, 1960. for the construction of a sprinkling system In the Grants Pass City Park. The plans and specifications are on file and may be examined at the office of the City Manager at the City Hall. Grants Pass. Oregon. Copies of the plans, specifica tions, instructions to bidders, ap proximate quantities may be ob tained upon receipt of Ten ($10 00) Dollars, which will be refunded in case a bonafide hid is made and the plans and specifications are returned in good condition. Bids must oe sealed and directed to the City Auditor of the City of Grants Pass. Oregon, and marked "Sealed Frooosal for isnrinKiinc bvstem , ana musi ne property signed by the person making such bid. All bids must be ace omonnlrd by a bid bond or certified check in tne sum oi ien uu'o oer cei of the amount bid, as a guarantee that the bidder win enter into a contract If award is made to him All bids must state the time in which all the worn snau he com peted. The successful bidder shall tefore entering upon his duties. furnish a good and sufficient bond in favor of the City of Grants Pass, in not less than one hundred) (100) per cent of the Contract: Price, with surety to be approved by the Common Council. The Com mon Council reserves the right to reject any and an uias. ine l on true t will be awarded to the low est responsible bidder, subject to 1 i ! . . . 1 . -..J -nvsrlillnn Vim-K ill contained. All bids will be opened and publicly read by the Citv Man aoer at 2:00 d m.. July 20. 1960. The City Manager will prepare a tabu lation oi ine Dins, ana sunum said tabulation and his recom mendation for award of contract to the Common Council at Its next regular or special meeting. The Common Council will authorize award of contract. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Corporate Seal of the City of Grants Pass, Josephine County, Oregon, on this 22nd day of June. 1060. Earl T. Simonsen. Auditor of the City of Grants Pass. Oregon LEGAL NOTICES AUVtRTl.SEMKNT FOR UIIS Sealed nroDotals will be received bv the Oregon State Game Com mission, lt;i4 S W. Alder Street, P.O Box 413. Portland 8. Oregon, until 2 p.m. Pacific Standard linn. Tuetdav, the Ulh day of July, 1'Jfiii, for the DRAINING OF DA'LHV HESEKVOIH. in Section 35. Tnwr ship 33 South. Rang,, 3 East. W.M., Ort'Kon. by boring mid j.icUing a twelve inch uri pipe tnrougn ine earth fill dam. and will then and there be opened ar.d publicly read iiloud. Bids received after the time fixed for opening the tame will not be considered unless delay ls due solely to the mails. Plans, specifications and lorms of contract documents may be ob tained at the office of the Oivgon Skate Game Commission at IG'M S.W. Alder Street. Portland 8. Ore-eon. All contractors shall comply with all state laws pertaining to the qualifications of bidders, and par ticularly Oregon Revised Statutes 27SV008 to 279 342. inclusive. Each proposal shall be made out on a Form of Proposal contained in the contract documents and shall be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond made parable to the Oregon State Game Com mission or tne Male of Oregon in an amount noi lens tnan ten per cent i 10 of the total amount of the proposal. Oregon Mate Game Commit- LEGAL NOTICES No. 107t? NOTICE TO i. KHUTORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE OE OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OE JACKSON. Pro bate Department, Estate of Clar ence C. Tedrlik Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed ad ministrator of the Estate of Clar ence C. Ted rick, deceased, hv the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gun lor Jackson County, and has qualified. All persons having claims against smd estate are hereby noti fied to present same, duly veri fied as by law required, to the undersigned at the office of Bailey, Loak. Swink & Gates. Attorneys. 219 S E. "H" Street, Grants Pass. Oregon, with six months from the date hereof. Gene W. Tedrick. Ad ministrator. Date of First Publication June 21, 1!1H0. Date of Last Publication July 19, llHiO. The ) sion reserves the right to reject anv or an oicis. No bidder may withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening unless said award is delayed for a period exceeding thirtv (3ii (lavs. OREGON STATE GAME COMMISSION 1634 S.W. Alder Street P.O. Box 4136 Portland B. Oregon DATE: June 24, I960 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE is hereby given that the uncierstcned. as Executor the Last Will and Testament and the Kstate of Preston Phipps. ceased, has filed his Final Account in the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and that the 8th day of July, I960, at the hour of 9:30 A.M. in the Chambers of C r. cuit Judge James M. Main In the Jackson County Courthouse in the City of Medford. Jackson County. Oregon, has been appointed by said Court as the time and place for the hearing of objections there to and the settlement thereof. DATED and first published on the 7th day of June, 1960. Herman P. Hcndershott Executor Room 8. City Hall Eugene, Oregon LEGAL NOTICES IEGAL NOTICES NOTICE 0. 11,13 NOTRE Nntice Is hereby umler.tKncd ounl ; r I, !.i , V- . .. Wn I" TIIK MATTF.H OF Trl! ESfATI ur l HUnA S. RuBIKIfl. K?n,,r! ,n .hi HS STATE Or I IUGGN FOn JACK Keport in the Estate of SON COUNTY Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, for Jackson County, and that the 28th day of July, 1960, at the nour oi iu.uu o ciocK t.M , in the Circuit Courtroom of the Court House In Medford. Jackson Coun ty. Oregon, has been fixed as the time and place for hearing of ob jections to the Final Account and RfUOrt. and for the ftXHm.i.j.t.nn and allowance thereof. THEODORE A. BERGOLD Administrator. ROBERT R. DICKEY Attorney for Administrator NOTICE OF PUItLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at 7:30 o'clock P M. on the 7th day of July. I960 in the Council Cham bers of the City Hall in the Citv of Medford, Oregon, there shail be a public hearing bv and before the City Council of said citv on the question of annexation to the said City of the follow ine descrihed territory contiguous thereto, to-wit: That part of Woodlawn Heights in Jackson County, Oregon as shown on the official plat lying wvm oi ine laou iy Limits line EXCEPTING the southerly 18 feet thereof, also. Block 1. Alberts Subdivision of Lot 4, Block 2. Ntckells Addition and the dedicated 5 foot strip of alley East of and adjacent to sum niocK l, in jacKson county. Oregon. At said public hearing the reg istered voters of the City of Med ford. Oregon may appear and lie heard on the question of annexing said territory to the said City. , D. F. Huson, Recorder-Treasurer NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned caveators of the above estate have file.1 herein their final report and account and that Monday. July IB, 19t0, at 9 30 o'clock a.m. at the cour thou la in the city of Medford in said county, hui been fixed by the-. above named court as the lima and place for hearing objections to said final report and account and mr me examination ana allowance thereof. Dated and first published thta 14th day of June, I960. JUSTIN B. SMITH OTTO FROHN MAYER Executors Frnhnmayer, Lowry, Hogsn' A Deatherage Attorneys for Executors BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industriil Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanised and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main PHONE SP 2-4440 SPECIAL OFFER Hurry Limited Time PHONE SPring 3-6661 HAND MOWERS ... 3.49 Rotary Mowers 2-cycle .... .... .. 5.49 REEL TYPE MOWERS; Sharpen and Adjust 7.49 COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE 5.49 COMBINATION MOTOR af AQ IU1NC Arvis anirsii m m ALL PARTS EXTRA mm Pick-Up and Delivery "Satisfaction guaranteed A "D Q or your money back" O-CrHYO SOI tttf Jacks SP FRII PARKINS 0" M.n.ay t FrMay 'Til .m. N ORDER to bring all this about. It was proposed to create a NEW STATE which would be carved out of Far Northern California and Far Southern Oregon. It was to be called the State of Shasta. In Friday's piece it was pointed out that the Feather River miners, once the idea came to them, hesitated only momentarily before tackling the stupendous job of boring a two-mile tunnel through a mountain ridge-a job that took nearly five years and cost in the neighborhood of a million dollars-in order to drain an 11-mile strip of riv er so as to get at the gold in its bed. THE Klamath diversion dream was approached in the same spirit. It was argued that the job would be comparatively easy, as the terrain was adaptable to the project, sloping in the right direction and except for the lava beds not too diffi cult in the way of excava tion. So- The miners said LETS GOI The project go into the f i r st California legislature and the bill would probably have been enacted into law but for the fact that this first California legislature got so busy with other pressing things that it never got around to creating the State of Shasta. So it died, along with a lot of other proposed legislation So far as known, that was the origin of the idea of creating a new state to be carved out of Far Northern California and Far Southern Oregon. THOSE gold mining ances- -- tors oi our area were MEN, weren't they? Paul Bunyan had nothing on them. Hiker Tackles Rugged Mountains Markleysburg, Pa.-flJPD-Dr, Barbara Moore, England's famed vegetarian hiker, faced the rugged Maryland moun tains today in plodding to ward her goal -New York Citv. Dr. Moore, refreshed by grass eaten to supplement her vegetable diet, slept a few hours Monday night at ' the Spear Rest Home in this west ern Pennsylvania community on the Maryland border. The Russian-born doctor turned in at about 8 p.m. then was back on U.S. Route 40 shortly after midnight as she tried to make good her latest prediction that she would ar rive in New York by Wednes day. She started her trans-con tinental hike in San Fran cisco April 13. LEGAL NOTICES No. 10173 NOTICE OF HEARINO ON FINAL ACCOUNT ANU HKfUKT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O? THE state or uncuun run in, COUNTY Or JACKSON PRORATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Eitate of , nvc atl. Notice If herehy fffven that the undent med hai filed hli final ac count and report in the above entitled eftate and that by an order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for jicxion ioun tv. Probate DeDtrtment. a heart m upon the tame hat been iet for the 23th day of July. l&OO in the Circuit Courtroom In the Jack inn County tourtnouie, jneamra, ura nn at the hour of 10:00 A M. All periom having objections ihrti are hereby notified to ore. sent the aam on or before such tlnF?rit nubliihed this 28th day of June. 1980. H. Dewey Wilton, AdmlnlitratoT DUNCAN. BROPHY. WILSON V DL'HAIME Attorneys for Administrator NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Renlpd bids endorsed "Proposal for the Installation of a Ten (10) Inch Cast Iron Water Main on Juanlpero Way from Mira Mar Avenue to Murphy Road, In the City of Medford, uregon win ne received bv the City Council of th Citv of Medford. Oreaon. at the office of the Superintendent of the Board of Water Commissioners, City Hall. Medford. Orenon, until 11:00 A.M. on the First Day of July, 1960, and will then be pub licly openea ana reaa. The work for which proposal., are invited will be paid by Im provement Fund Warrants from as sessments to be levied upon the property benefited by such work and by Water Commission Warrants as set forth In Section 48 of the General Provisions . The wnrk includes the followine: FURNISHING AND INSTALLING Approximately 998 linear ieei tx cavation and Backfill. Approximately 949 linear feet 10" Cast Iron Pipe. Approximately 49 linear feet 6" Cast Iron Pipe. Approximately 1 only 10" Gate Valve with Valve Box. Approximately 2 only 6" Gate Valve with Valve Box. Approximately l oniy o nrc HvHronli Approximately 530 lbs. Cast Iron Fittings. Plans and Specifications may be obtained from the Water Commis sion office in the City Hall at Medford, Oregon, upon the deposit of Ten (10) Dollars, which sum so deposited will be refunded if said Plans and Specifications are re turned in pood condition within mm dava alter tne oncnmR oi diob. The necessary cast iron pipe, valves and fittings shall be pur chased from the Board of Water Commissioners at their shop on Fir and Jackson Streets and at the Job The right Is reserved to reject anv or all Drooosals and to accent sucn proposals as are iu ma ucoi interest of the City. Dated tnis zutn aay oi June, 1960. CITY or mturunu, vncoun By Robert L. Lee Rohert L. Lee. Superintendent Board of Water Commissioners NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids endorsed "Proposal for the Installation of a six ay Inch Cast Iron Water Main on Tenth Street from Cottage Street to Portland Avenue, in tne iiy oi Medford, Oregon, will be received hv th Citv Council of the City of Medford. Oregon," at the office of the Superintendent oi tne ooara oi water uommissioner, ii.y nun MoHfnrd. Oregon, until 11:00 A M on the First Day of July. 1060, and will then be puouciy opened ana read. , The work for which proposals are invited will be paid by Im provement Fund Warrants from assessments to be levied upon the property benefited by such work anri hv Water Commission War rants as set forth in Section 48 of the "General Provisions-', ine worn includes the following: FURNISHING AND INSTALLING Approximately on.i linear ieei Excavation and Backfill. Approximately 9B5 linear feet 6" Cast Iron Pipe. Approximately 1 only 6" Gate Valve with Valve Box. ADDroximaieiy l oniy o r ire Uurirnnt Approximately 1 only 4 Gate Vslira urilh VnlvS BO Approximately iua ius. i-asi iron Fittings. Plans ana apecincauoni may u nhtdlned from the Water Commis sion office in the City Hall at Medford, Oregon, upon the deposit of Ten (10) Dollars, which sum so deposited win ne rrrunarn u miu Pinna and Kneel fixations are return ed in good condition within fifteen (13) days alter tne opening oi um, The necessary cast Iron pipe. valves and fittings may be pur chased from ine uoara oi wmr Commissioners at ineir snop vir an4 Jirkmn Streets. The riant is reservea to rejeci any or all proposals and to accept such proposals as are to the best Interest of the City, Dated tms aotn aay oi rum, I960. L.1TT ur MiUrunu, untuun By Robert l. iee Rnhert L. Lee. Superintendent Board of Water Commissioners KOTirn or alley vacation NOTtrF. IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the City of Medford. Oregon, did on tne linn day of May. 1900. by resolution. initiate proceeningi in vul-hic following described alleyway with in the Citv of Medford at the same Is designated and delineated on the official plat thereof of record, to-wit: RfnT a tHn lUt feet wide. running North 230 feet at right angles to the 5 foot strip and more particularly described as follows; im Beginning at a point 847.5 feet North of the North line of East Main Street on the West tH of Geneiiiee Street, thence North 6 .ft feet; thence West 140 feet; tnence norm ou thence West 20 feet; thence South 233 3 feet; thence Cast 160 fitat being an area between Hawthorne Avenue and Genesee Street North of East Main Street; and did pro. f a mihlte hearlne to be held at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 7th day of July, 1B60, In the Council Chambers of the City Hall In the City of Medford. 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