TUESDAY. JUNE 28. 1960
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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
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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.
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Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
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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
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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. Oregon for
the purpose OI COnim-nnu mo vn-
mhak nt and adontlon of ar
nertinanra varatlnaT SSld alley WRV
u ahnv dnrrihed and for the
purpose of hearing and considering
eny objection or remonatranre
thereto which may be made
in wrifim and filed with the Re
corder-Treasurer prior to the time
of said hearing and by order of
the Council of the City of Medford.
D. J, Huson, Recorder -Treasurer
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BUFFET OR PICNIC TRAY
BVt"x6", 4 compartment Tuf-Flcx high Impact plastic buffet tray
for snacks, picnics, buffet serving. They stack flat
REGULAR 79c SPECIAL-NOW
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No. 177S
PUSH'BUTTON
WonderCast
Ne. 177S Sh.koip.ir. u.h hrt-
ton wonder cast .pin real filled
with 6 lb. .pinning line. Ww't
backlaih. Can b. ui.d with caMin
rod. Ideal for lure ca.tinf, bait
ca.ting and light plug tatting,
Regular $19.95
Special
Now
$1198
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CAST IRON
Double
Hibachi
12"i20" Double Hibachi
broiler. May be u.ed full site
or half. Each section hat it.
draft control. All catt iron
construction with wood feet A
handlet. Sidet are ttraight to
put heat directly under the
grille.
Regular $22.50
Special $ Q95
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PICNIC
TABLE
All .teel folding picnic table
opens to 24"k60" folds flat
to 24"i30"i2" for easy storage.
Specially
Priced
$395
(Set of Two Folding Seat
Benches $10.95)
ALASKAN
COOLER
Insulated cooler chest with
galvaniied liner. Bal type
handle ha. .pecial locking de
vice. Siie 16i1210.
Regular $11.90
Hubbard't $Q95
Price U
Other Cooler,
to $28.50
SPINNING
ROD
No. 1340 Ike Walton 7 fort,
2 piece hollow .pin rod. Car.
balloy tip guide can never
wear and rough a line. Sliding
.crew lock metal reel teat.
Come. In fiber carry eat.
Made To Sell for $19.95
On. Lot $088
Only
BIG 19 OUNCE DECORATED
Cold Drink Tumblers
For Thirsty People!
2'
ea
MU DILIVIRY
within Medford
City limit.
$1.00 Minimum
Purchas
c II II r I r IU1 I rl II II -'Z K
mm., inc.
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MEDFORD, OREGON
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