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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY. AUGUST 16. I960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. B 5 jjjjp SUB PILOTS Nuclear physicist Dr. Ed ward Teller, left, father of the hydrogen bomb, and Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rick over, father of the atomic submarine, take over the controls of the nuclear sub Patrick Little Cog Busily Buried Bones, and Then One Day . . . "It's sure funny. I distinctly remember burying it at that exact spot, now it's gone." This must have been what went through the little dog's mind as she scratched the dirt away and sniffed at the emp ty hole, hunting for something that just was not there. Like her primitive ances tors eons ago, the little dog was accustomed to burying bones or any other object she didn't want to eat or play with at the time. Strangely enough, she remembered where she buried her treas ures, for she was repeatedly observed digging them out later. The dog's owners, curious as to whether or not she re membered where she buried what she didn't immediately want, carefully marked each location with a plant-marker; observing how much time elapsed between the actual burial and the later recovery. The dog wasn't consistent in this. Sometimes a bone was dug up within an hour after being buried. At other times It might be several days. Some marked locations had not been revisited by the dog for sev eral weeks. These, the own- Smart, Slim, Young Wide collar poised on a slimming sheath - a smart line, and so flattering to short, fuller figures. Choose cotton, crepe, or wool with jewel but ton trim. Printed Pattern 9032: Half Sizes 14V4, 16V4, 18, 20V4, 22V4, 24V. Size 16V4 requires 3 yards 39-inch fabric. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Mar tin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUM BER. New! Send now for our 1960 Fall and Winter Pattern Catalog - every page in ex citing color! Over 100 styles for all sizes, all occasion plus school ... 35 cents. Henry during an overnight cruise. The Pat rick Henry, the nation's second Polaris sub, has returned to her berth at Groton, Conn., after conducting exercises off the east coast. (UPI Telephoto) Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkins ers thought, had been com pletely forgotten. No Way of Knowing Yet there were times when confusion took over complete ly in the owners' minds, for the dog would go to a place and dig to recover a bone or a plaything that had been buried weeks before. There was a bird-feeder in the fenced-in back yard, on which bread was occasionally placed. If a crust fell to the ground the dog grabbed it, hunted up a soft spot in a flower bed and there she bur ied the bread. At times some of these pieces were dug up and moved to other locations for no understandable reason. The actual burying was quite a process. The dirt would fly behind as the little dog dug with both front feet. Once the hole was of sufficient depth, the bone was placed carefully in the bottom; fre quently pushed down firmly into the earth. Then, with her nose the dog pushed the dirt back until the hole was filled. At Least Ona Hundred The owners estimated there were at least a hundred cach es of buried treasure in the yard. If the dog actually did know where each treasure was buried, her mind would be badly cluttered with geo graphically locations. The owners gave the little dog a great deal of credit, and told their friends of her intelli gence. Then one day something happened that discredited the dog's intelligence a little in the owner's minds. It also probably frustrated the dog no end when she went to retrieve one of her treasures. This prized possession she had so carefully buried was an ice cube. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) Young Democrats To Meet Wednesday A report on the recent state Young Democrats club execu tive meeting held in Medford will be given at the meeting of the Jackson County Young Democrats Wednesday, Aug. 17, at 8 p.m. in the Labor temple. The Medford chapter was host to about 20 out of town guests for the session here in cluding Fred Chambers, state president. To be discussed at the Wed nesday meeting will be the site of the next state conven tion, publication of the state YDC newsletter and YDC par ticipation in the Democratic booth at the state fair. The concession stand at the recent Democratic picnic will be re viewed. All young democrats be tween the ages of 14 and 40 are invited to attend the Wed nesday meeting. Gasoline Price War Reaches Salem Area Salem - (UPD - A recurring gasoline price war that had been concentrated in the West Salem and Polk county area; spread into the main part of Salem Monday. Prices dropped to 30.9 cents per gallon for regular gaso line in some Salem stations and to 28.9 cents in Indepen dence. Tnrfpnpnripnrp Ore. (UPD The first annual reunion of persons who made the covered wagon .trip from Indepen dence, Mo., to Oregon last year will be held here this week end. Salem Expects to Enroll 16,140 Students Salem - (UPD - Some 16,140 students are expected to be enrolled in Salem's public schools on opening day Sept. 12. The estimated total is 717 more than on the first day a year ago. The city's 34 elementary schools expect to have 8,670, the four junior high schools, 4,200, and the two high schools, 3,049. Portland-IUPD - Francis A. Staten, Portland businessman, has been named state finance chairman of the Committee to Elect Maurine Neuberger United States Senator. Antique Finds .Delight your guests and brighten your home with these charming Victorian ac cents. Gay Nineties treasure-trove - antiques galore to embroi der on towels, cloths, place mats, aprons. Pattern 7275: transfer 20 motifs 3x4V4 to 4'4x41i inches. Send Thirty - five cents (coins) for this pattern - add 5 cents for each pattern for first class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, House hold Arts Dept., P. O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. JUST OUT!, Our new 1960 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book contains THREE FREE Patterns. Plus ideas galore for home furnishings, fash ions, gifts, toys, bazaar sell ers - exciting, unusual de signs to crochet, knit, sew, embroider, huck weave, quilt. Be first with the newest -send 25 cents now! LEGAL NOTICES CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON JULY, 1960 The following is a statement of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, listing claimants for supplies and services which were passed upon during the month of July. 1960. as required by Chapter 136 of 1947 Session Laws. E. M. MADDEN County Clerk Approved by Jackson County Court: Orders in the Matter of: Levying State and County Tax for 1960-61; Awarding contract to S & D Con struction Co.. for construction of Laurelhurst Bridge; appointing Lewis M. Applebaker. Ferd Jones, Edwin Gebhard. Andrew Stevens and Eiga Abbott to serve on the Jackson County Library Advisory Board; Appointing Jim Pederson. Ralph Matlack. Bill Duhalme, and Merle Scott to the Oak Grove Zon ing District Board; Amending 2,18 and 2.19 of the Jackson County Sub-division Ordinance; Transfer, ing O St C cash on hand and esti mated receipts; Transferring mon ies from the General County Fund to the Cash Working Fund; Exten lnn nf the Tax for Fire Patrol upon the tax rolls: Filing a plat of Fairmont Subdivision in Ashland and resubdtvision of parts of Bel Air Heights; Tax refund to Mrs. uoiiy Ann Clay: Agreement he tween CitV of Medford and Jai-k- son County for county to assume care ana custody of city prisoners under sentence for a period ex ceeding 24 hours; Agreement with City of Medford for Park and Re creation Director of City to also serve as Director for Countv; Estab lishing a portion of Pleasant Creek Road as a part of General Road System; Release of all claims by ,ue 10 jacKson uouniv; Vacating a certain alley in the Central Park Subdivision- Prnviri. ing Funds for payment of bonds and interest for School Districts of Jnckson County: Designating cer tain roads In Weldon Subdivision as County Roads. rued: Monthly report of County Clerk, Countv Home Rpnnrt nnA semi-annual report of the Sheriff; Minutes of Jackson County Dog Control and County Court: Affida vits of publication of tax Hens, no tices of public hearings, and ad vertisement of bids for trucks: jtesoiuiion to purchase right-of-way for the Seven Ofllcc-Achlnnri i0Plinn of Pacific Highway: Resolution for the establishing of a Safety and Accident Prevention Program for 'he County Road Department: Jackson County Budget for 1960 61; Financial Statement of monies received by the Planning Commis sion for 1969-60; Elds for fifty fold ing chairs. UENEHAL COUNTY FUND Net Davmenta for Rr.rvir.oc nt employees of Jackson Countv, Ore gon: D. Offenbacher 241.70, C. Nor ris 123.20, C, Conner 375.57. L. Johnston 238.55. S. Morthland 96.60, J. Cave 96.60. N. Myrick 216.71. E. Ostrander 132.50, E. Bryan 6.31, P. Bettiol 383.91, D. DeBerrv 360.61. V. Vnnnn,. .175 ni S. Blumfeld 228.21. B. Tennant 298.68. K, Vaughn 316.35. Wm. nice J1B..10, L. Klce 319.98, B. Bjarnsen 316.35, J. Tizekker 144.40 W. Paul 170.10, M. Brooks 298.68, M. Stephens 266.91. M. Hnppr 209.34, J. O Hara 304.95, J. Bailey 173.85, G. Wright 342.88, P. Elliott 277.40, J. Brown 251.90. L. Sher man 30.19. P. Hanlin 308.48. J. F. waisn Z73.49, u. smith 302.49. D. Hunter 262.70. C. Perdue 156.30. S. Elfrink 218.84. J. Creel 15.98, A. Sharp 11.62, J. Williams 8.71. W. Hartman 25.42, R. Peters 7.25, J. Griffith 11.62, B. Bower 11.62. F. Broyles 15.98. D. Landing 8.71, C Hagler 71.76. K. Vaughn 10.16. B. Johnson 52.30, A. Beneka 32.48, G. Hanlin 37.68, N. Neil 304.10, A. Carter 262.91, G. Bohl 277.93, R. Jenkins 250.12, C. Anderson 220.74, A. Carver 203.91, H, Dugan 293.30, V. Fowler 205.86, C. Gibson 228.43, H. Speare 214.76. T. Mclntvre 252. .11, M. Mitchell 235.11, W. Terry 205.86, D. Smith 214.76. H. Nor ris 241.36, C. Barr 193.16, D. Wolf 237.40. R. Mesplie 32.90. J. Whit man 164.87, M. Smith 98.54. I. Bolz 45.36, M, Smith 38.20, D. Rice 48.40. H. Wilson 4.83, O. Leschen sky 286.20. E. Janouch 103.57. E. Jennings 281.41, D. Evanson 251.52, it. Lacy 2ua.9l, h. nelson 198.48, K. Sandvig 187.96. M. Marsh 205.38. D. Wilson 236.28. E. Patterson 168.59. O. McCartney 156.29, L. Harvey 156,29, F. Stalcup 105.72. L. Nelson 165.03, A. Martin 235.11, M. Beneka 234.18, G. Campbell 230.21. G. Nelson 219.41, L. Ehrke 177.53, H. Bovle 277.31. L. Floux 193.16 I.. Sherman 15.31, M. Farnham 5.74. V. Fowler 12.67. D. Anderson 4.56, S. Brown 174 90, M. Hoffman 227.56, L. Hoffman 233.16, I. Mitch ell 144.64. D. Goddard 161.44. H. Briley 205.64. E. Hopkins 151.33. B. Waterman 155.23, G. Hershey 135.23. u. Mattern 137.57. J. Cal houn 147.33. P. McKinney 130.03, H. Murphy 134.53, A. Shllts 105.02, T. Hershey 186.54. C. Walker 221.49. L. Pittman 64.60. F. Tyckson 131.54, V. Morse 198.39, R. Walls 167.95. R. Williams 161.15. G. Workman 178.65. L. Larv ck 149.15. D. Thompson 174.55, E. Holbrook i7M.3rj, Li, neun ttii.ia, m. uavis 173.30, W. Best 188.05, A. Collver 168.95, E. Garrand 161.95, E. Mor rill 154.87. C. Dailey 160.90, P. Walker 137.23, M. Porter 17.84. F. Tycksen 21.20, M. Hoffman 14.66. D. Leek 14.66. K. Crowell 407.20. H. Abbott 214.76. N. Joy 168.86. L. Tweedv 351.12. E. Moore 257.71. R. Schmidt 328.09, L. Wells 311.29, F. Clink 305.30. A. Maklnen 204.82. C. McGulre 153.54. V. ElmBren 162.2B, S. Allen 290.05, C, Kent 304.60, E. -Kancller 290.36, M. Bnss 254.00, N, Van Dewalker 202.43. E. McGalllard 298.20. G. Kunyan 336.40. O. Moore 35B.30, J. Koppea 269.50, J. Burghart 204.75. L. Estes 298.90, W. Dienex 293.25. V.l'eter 205.65, C. Boyden 9.28. M. Boyden 101.59. O. Blankenship 32.51. L. Pinkham 14.88, H. Peterson 203.71, F. Roberts 36.59. P. RvnnlnE 85.60. J. Diddock 296.51, P. Gilman 254.21, B. Hansen 181.38, D, Hendrlx 421.89, M. Smith 344.20, C. Taylor 19.32, M. McNeil 262.92. I. Russell 255.53, T. Reeder 131.89, G. Scan nell 242.10. B. Mullen 383.57. M. Smith 15.16, J. Bianconi 293.30, J. Croucher 216.71. R. Stephens 15.26, N. Relllng 48.40. M. Loftus 254.01, M. Zachary 213.61, J. Eaton 352.13, P. Brinson 217.11, L. Deenln 250.12, C. Morris 1.17.94, R. Leatherman 274.70, R. Richards 202.38, M. Hub. bell 360.05, L. Perry 205.60. Payments for supplies, services and equipment: Addrcssograph Multigraph Corp. 100.00. Aetna Life 130.90. Am. Hospital 164.32, Am. Institute of Real Estate Appraisers 4.50, Am. Steel 4.00. H, Appling, Sec. of State 6.50, Ashland. Lumber Co. 143.10, Ashland Printing Co. 81.45, Assessment Taxation Co. 260.26. F. Beardslcy 20.00, Bur roughs Corp. 424.00, Dr. Bishop 10.00, G. Bohl 4.05, Broer Grocery Co. 215.38. S. Brown 10.00, Bul lock's Orthopedic Appliances 248.00, Bureau of Labor 8.00. J. Byers 10.00, earner's Music Center 555.00, Cascade Electric 16.32, Dr. Case 10.00. Catholic Services for Children 5.00, Central Rexall Phar macy 109.89, Children's Farm Home 10.00, Chilton Book Division 4.10, Christie School 35.00. Chuck's Pump Service 375.98, City of Ash land 6.90. City of Medford 72.17. City Sanltiary Service Co. 15.00, K. Clinkinbeard 15.00, D. Collins 25.00, Commercial Printing Co. 354.75, Consolidated Frelghtways Inc. 2.31, Copco 635.35, Dr. Coyle 147.50, Crater Greenhouse 12.00, H. Dan ielson 95.00, DeForest fit Hansen 170.00. Dr. DeLorme 10.00. H. De Vosa 50.00, Doctors Clinic 10.00. Dumas Domestic 9.98, Dept . of State Police 50.00, Dunham Print ing Co. 1681.20. E. Durno 10.00, Eastwood 25U.00, E. ErlcKson au.uu, Fluhrer Bakeries 20.64. Grants Pass Courier 7.80, Greyhound Bus Lines 1.65, Groceteria Market lov.it, ut. naio D.uu, ncraia or News 6.75, R. Hlbbs 20.00, A. Hill 30.00, M. Hoffman 12.64, Howard Steno Services 33.25, Hubbard Brothers 41.36. Hubbard-Wray Co. 19.33, M. Huhbel 29.63, I. Huson 30.00. H. W. Baker Co. 601.04, In depedent Truck Line 4.09, Dr. Ins keep 9.00, International Business Machines Corp. 427.50, Jackson County 474.00, Jackson County Health Dept. 90.00. J. C. Curricu lum Materials 17.50. Jewett Office Supply 97.17, J. K. Gill Co. 5.16. Johnny's Garage 5.00, Jorgensen's 212.64, R. Keating 30.00, Keep Ore. Green 250.00, Korner Farm 21.00, Klocker Prlntery 580.70, Lee's 20.00, L. H. Butcher Co. 41.75, Llt treil Parts 6.40, Louise Home 35.00, E. M. Madden 75c, E. M. Madden, Trustee 1420.70. M. Maloney 115.00, Mann's 36.98, Market Basket 15.00. Mart 9.80. Medford Laboratories 10.00. Medford Printing Co. 863.77, Medford Stationery 139.91, Midway Meat Co. 175.70, Modern Office Systems 1030.12, Monarch 15.70, Montgomery Ward 8.40. MP & L Co. 141.55. Motorola Communica tion! 239.70, O. McGee 10.00. Na tional Hospital Association 572.85, Naumes Equipment 28.44, Need ham's Stationery 7.50, Office Boy 2000.02, Ore. Egg Producers 52.05, Otis 174.98, Pacific Associates 3395.00, Pacific Fruit 94.10, Pacific Telephone 388.52, Padgham Glass 19.95, Panama 22.47, L. Perry 100.00, Phoenix Hardware 8.66. Pierce Freight Lines 17.84, Pltney Bowes 47.60. Postmaster 1032.00. PrenUce-Hall 10.00. D. Provost 85.00. Public Employes Retirement Board 5394.60. Public Employes Re Urement System 305.28, Rayspray 5.00, Recordak 168.42, R. Riddle 243.00, Rogue Valley Appliance Service 21.25, Rogue Valley Me morial Hospital 213.62, Rogue Val ley rnysicians service UJ.iri, aaie way Stores 77.00. W. Sammons 10.00. Shaw Surgical Co. 41.24. Shepard'f Citations 28.00. Singmas ter St Jones 382.60, Standard Brands Inc. 74.74. State Industrial Acc. Comm. 1828.82: St. Mary's Home 10.00, State Public Welfare 50632 75. Talent Hardware 10.81. Taylor Instrument Companies 309.50, D. Tope 60.00, Times 559.34, Triangle Food Market 35.00, Trites Coffee Co. 78 65. Trowbridge & Flynn 4067. Ty's Shell Service 7.50. University of Ore. 180.00. U.S. Geologv Service 1.50. U.S. National Bank 7190.83. Valley Repair Shop 1.50. Van Waters & Rogers 1091.99, Veterans Administration 3.75, Villa St. Rose 40.00, Voisht's Medford Office Equipment 196.53, Washing ton National Insurance Co. 200.00, Western Hyway 266.06. Western Oil & Burner Co. 193.13, Western Union 30.05. Wilbur-Ellis Co. 1991.60. Williams St Croucher 12.30. Woody The Plumber 9.50, G. Zickefoose 100 00. Travel Expense: H. Abbott 21.86. S. Allen 17.52. R. Barker 38.96, J. Bass 14.88, P. Bettiol 34.68, J. Bianconi 18.10, J. Calrd 16.96, R. Clarke 10.32. F. Clink 42.85, J. Diddock 54.32, W. Dieriex 78.64. J, Eaton 4.80. V. Elmgren 17.76, R. Groshong 51.84. B. Hansen 70.16. T. Hatten 42.32. R. Haworth 58.16. D. Hendrix 104.00, T. Hess 40.24, R. Hoadlcy 47.60, Jackson County Road Dept. 79.84. Kancller 40.88, C. Kent 22.111, M. Loftus 348.64 J. Maass 31.92, C. Miller 7.20, E. Moore 125.99, O. Moore 52.00. L. Rice 105.42. II. Schmidt 124.20, C. Smith 82.88, F. Swan 1100. R. Swan 13.36. F. D. Walsh 204.87, L. Wells 49.28, F. White 78.24, F. Whlted 30.80. W. McCullough 17.52, E. McGalliard 35.04, C. McGuire 61.20. Building Construction, Improve ments A: Maintenance Fund: A. Bjornsen 392.90, Brill Metal Works 519.42. East Side Electric 308.46. Hubbard Bros. 25.70. E. M. Madden. Trustee 11.50. Medford Saw Shop 7.90. National Hospital Association 18.40, Pittsburgh Plate Glass 59.35. Public Employes Re tirement Board 15.00. Smith-Dynge Lumber Co. 482.98. State Industrial Accident Commission 40c, U.S. Na tional Bank 61.80. Valley Shade Co. 336.00. Payments, jurv and witnesses: H. Collins 5.00, B. Rojas 5.00, H. McGrav 22.00, F. Jantzer 5.00, B. Short 5.00, D. Ivle 5.00. W. Brown 5.00, L. Buonocore 5.00. J. Reyn olds 7.08. M. Lowe 5.00. Mr. J. Mitchell 5.00, Mrs. J. Mitchell 5.00, Mrs. J. Christian 5.00, R. Kyle 5.00. F. Morris 5.00, E. Lvman 6.52, J. Martin 5.00. R. Lowry 5.00. M. Lees 43.10. W. Travis 43.90. P. Walker 47.10. M. Griffin 44.70. L. Fifield 44.30, W. Cox 42.30. A. Porier 37.50. E. Coffman 17.24. D. Kosmatka 15.00, C. Smets 15.00, C. Miller 15.00. M. Rose 15.00. P. Lovass 19.16. J. Crengur 15.00, F-. Yancey 76.32. J. Bowling 5.811, W. Skyrman 10.00, B. Barger 57.84. L. Ausdall 5.00, R. Killingsworth 16.40. D. Buchanan 83.60, L. Hocf lin 66.80. L. Nordwick 16.40. C. Bullion 59.52, W. Milhoan 58.96. J. Shouts 5.00, J. Cappcto 50.0O, J. Meyer 10.00, M. Rose 5.00, M. Clark 10.00, J. Farmer 45.00, H. Hasscll 02.50. W. Clegg 10.00. It. Rhoten 8.84, E. Palmerlon 75.78. R. Scott 10.00. D. Witchor 50.00, E. Shores 10.00, T. Snoop 10.00. C. Bullion 6.36. W. Milhoan 15.06. E. Simmons 12.50. J. Shouts 5.00, J. Meyer 10.00, M. Clark 12.50. E. Florv 12.50. A. Poirier 20.00. 11. Hassell 12.50. J. Boling 11.78. G. Davles 14.10, W. Skyrman 10.00, B. Barger 12.24. L. Ausdall 12.50, D. Buchanan 22.10, L. Hoeflin 17.30, R. Scott 12.50, D. Wltrhcr 15.06, M. Anderson 10.00, D. Wilson 10.00. E. Shores 12.50. T. Snoop 10.00. R. Cunningham 5.48, R. Pederson 7.08. T. Luy 5.80, C. Bottjer 5.32, K. Messer 5.O0. B. Chrislcr 5.00. C. Edwards 5.00. R. Lytle 7.16. F. 'Pur vey 5.96, C. Lewis 5.00. C. Hurst 5.00. G. Scupien 5.00, R. Knight 5.00. D. LeRov 31.34. L. Zeleznik 34.00, R. Pruitt 30.00. F Cnte 22.50, C. Morehouse 7.50, P. Smith 5.00, R. Decker 30.18. L. Funk 30 00. M. Harvey 17.50. C. Corwin 28.84, E. Newton 33.20, H. Jones 35.00, L. Bohrer 25.00. L. Pope 5.00. J. Roelfs 22.50. A. Hildebrand 25.00, Conrad 27.50. R. McKinms 30.18. G. Wenkcr 7.08. Civil uetenso: J. Hicks 227.82. E. Peterson 89.56. Dunham's Inc. 11.87, E. M. Madden. Trustee 4.10, Pacific Tele phone.Northwcst 2.60. Public Em ployes Retirement Board 10.74, Rlatr. Tnriustrial Accident Commis sion 88c, Trowbridge & Flynn 274.95, U.S. Nntional ttanK 20. to. Juvenile Fund: R. Swan 372.04. F. Swan 13.82. H Evans 120.30, C. Evans 120.30, Alad din Lock 94.50, Barco Co. 41.25, Becks 13.56, B. Sarff 24.09, Broer urocery uo. 20U.73. uruce Bauer Co. 20.36, California-Pacific Co. 136.81. City Sanitary service Co. 3.50. Copco 162.12, Crater Green House 40.80. Dept. of Finance 50c. Fluhrer Bakeries 5.00. Good Will 30.75, Hubbard Brothers 7.30, Jor gensen's 108.48, Littrell Parts 1.14, E. M. Madden. Trustee 19.10, H. Miller 16.00. National Hospital As sociation 23.95. Pierce Freight Lines 5.09, Public Employes Retire ment Board 27.03. Quality Market 71.72, Rogue Distributing 20.00, Smith Sales and Service 9.60, South Bear Creek Sanitary Dlst. 14.00, State Industrial Accident Commis. sion 1.76, Swift St Co. 23.37, Trow bridge & Flynn 21.90, U.S. National Bank 112.70, Vanco Products 36.10, Verd-A-Ray Corp. 153.36. Willa mette Valley Co. 55.06, Whitmann Testiles 10.00. Public Library Funds: Ashland Public Library 4755.00. Medford Public Library 11566.00. General Road Fund: S nn, 2H 52. M. Vnnrlemnnl 309.51, L. Andrews 320.36, L, Blg- nam 312.ua, J. Burns zsrq.uu, ij. Huls 285.75, A. Stith 332.95. J. Sut ton 258.50, J. Marlln 313.70, A. Buckholz 276 35, L. Burdahl 266.04. L. Culy 314.90, L. Damon 314.20. P. Hannaford 339.75. E. Harnlsh 306.B2. J. Lusk 285.65. D. Smith 156.84. J. Baldwin 284.B2. R. Berrl man 283.07, H. Brown 282.114, C. Culy 2B2.96. M. Griffin 315.92, L. Hartman 308.00, W. Hartman 337.88, D. . Herndon 269.92. S. Johnson 351.66, R. Vaughn 330.82, C. Baker 285.73. to. uaxer zui.uu, ivi. wool 327.91, H. Dooms 323.15, W. Flagg 282.90, J. iwerrm iizz.io. i-crnue 317.22, O. Abbott 300.37, E. Accorne 253.94. W. Allen 272.63, D. Baker 228.02, J. Beams 331.42. W. Bench 338.65, A. Blnck 282.72, W. Blancett 270.44, E. Boardman 315.95, C.I Bourne 319.32, R. Bourne 287.27. Wm. Brogan 306.42. G. Buffington 320.32. J. Burdcll 304.64, C. Cal kins 317.97. J. caster 322.42, w. Cays 324.39. W. Chapman 360.41, O. Chesnut 339 32, C. Chllders 303.71. G. Childreth 307.50, R. Clark 304.45, D. Clifford 342.75, M. Clifford 312.60, C. Comstock 269.30, J Conner 347.89, F. Cook 296.09, E. Cooper 357.77, E. F. Cooper 264.47. N. Coverdale 276.51. G. Crumley 326.38, E. Culver 356.63, J. Dnnford 302.37. C. Dean 322.15, H. Denzer 335.49. R. Ditsworth 323 62. C. Dooms 293.08. W. Dooms 332.53, W. Dowen 285.20, G. Dutton 304.46, E. Earl 411.28, J. Earl 337.71. L. Earl 277.89, J. Eatherton 326.22, It Ferns 340.35. D. Floyd 320.24, W. Garner 387.07, D. Goddard 276.50, C. Goodnight 300.25. W. Granby 262.98, R. Guches 332.B3, I. Hall 307.16, R. Harnish 311.62, S. Harris 267.45, S. Hartbauer 277.75. B. Hatch 345.69. W. Hatch 282.76. E. Henderson 313.42, G. Hillman 350.96, T. Hora 285.05, W. Irons 317.89, M. Jacobson 308.62, A. Jones 348.74, H. Jones 310.41, E. Kantor 310.84, H. Kantor 328.12, C. Kecney 320,24. J. Keller 293.95, L. King 313.15. M. Klnyon 341.52, K Kite 310.65, I. Larson 331.42, H. Leavell 269.30, N. Lehman 44.72, A. Lester 347.84, R. Lomas 351.38, P. Lynch 284.09, J. Mapston 269.30, E. Marshall 313.74. J. McFadden 228 35, R. Mcrrltt 351.95. C. Michael 92.24, C. Michael 351.92, J. Miller 344 36, E. Moore 330,45. M. Morse 309.30, E. Music 60.91. J. Nlkodym 319.32, M. Owens 238.03, G. Parker 218 35 J. Perude 300.82. E. Pierce 353.65. J. Pruitt 300.30, D. Rawl ings 284 47. L. Ray 307.79. R. Rlna harger 334.12, G. Robertson 368.22. D Schulz 328.24, D. Scott 284.47. BA? Builders Supply 727 W. McAndrewt SP 3-4575 Bricks QUALITY BLOCKS Chimni" D. Shearon 306.42. F. Sherman 347.67, F. Shipley 311.62. J. Shope 361.85, S. Shorey 319.95, I. Shuck 261.09. R. Simmons 321.6B, P. J. Spradling 287.64, 11. Stout 331K07! D. Sweet 366 37. R Thinnin 11J 70 H. Tolle 293.95. W. Turner 258.76. L. Vanderpool 335.05. I.. Varncr 328.85. C. Verstogen 330 09. D. Wal den 308.47. W. Walker 295.72. H. Wa Wallace 255.49. A. Wallenberg 380 90. E. White 285 94. G. Williams 311.90. T. Wright 44.11. G. Combs 221.77, R.Colver 166.19. W. Hubbard 317.89. R. Sorenson 245.25. B. Aus tin 308.52. W. Brown 264.71, R, Carstensen 543.53. S. Combs 187.76. D. Dow 372.03, R. Fitzgerald 324.67. H. Geigle 410 43. D. Ivle 290.41, H. Levison 302 31, O. Pruitt 264.71. L. Shorey 372.49, V. Smith 322.13. K. Walknp 1st at A.- . .. . . ii ioa.u, Alexander Hardware 21.96. Am. on-ei jw.oa, Arrow TransportaUon 296.96. Ausland Const. Co. 11361.26, ....ll. .u.iu, Dauo nruce Bauer Lumber Co. 3.20. Bruning u.ui. iiuue auppiy CO. 10.40. Cal Ore Machinery 713.24, California Pacific 7.35, Central Pump Co 25.56. City of Ashland 4.30, City of ""' mmmmm'mm'mnams'm'm ""faCTORY CLOSE OUT PRICE It you re kioking for money-saving values . . . I Good housekeeping I fjgJf tUfr is easier with a ffiP feP3 COSCff STEP STOOL M MUM' A?V bjfeaj ift.t4H.s.,pir,f ) ,1 ii?SS?T fffii k ' K Ti- -l ti I Model 4M A comfortable seat, a safer, 6-Ieg lad der. AU-sieel construction. Supports 1,000 lba. Sparkling chromium finish; Duran upholaterv in choice of colnni. SPECIAL $JIJI Padded seal and back in textured I vl white, yellow, red or tan. I I wM Sherman Sprinkler The M-l will cover up to 40"x50" area, has tlip-quik 3-way control, non-corrosive parts. leak-proof tube connection. Regular $10.95. $29 LimitArl Stock It RIFLE SCOPES 4x31 large bore rifle scopes guaranteed against fogging. 1" standard tube to fit all mounts, leather lens cover. Has cross hair reticle. A real buy at . . . Similar Specifications except variable power 3 to 7x31 Hubbard's also stocks the finest American scopes by Bausch and Lomb, Leupold Stevens, Weaver and the Lyman- All American. All may be purchased on layaway or on credit terms to suit your needs. THRIFTY Shikwin-Williams PORCH and FLOOR ENAMEL For Interior ond exterior floors. Wear and weather resistant. STORE HOURS: 8:30 A.M. & III it! IT 1 1 I I BUYIifff 1$ At Only I m & $A3o $730 I m II L Gal. I Gal. I f! jl nnnnrrrn.nrn.irft sVrrr jja' iwi 11 11 jm ijb fill ui 11 11 rv $1 I 1 V I II II 1- I V fill I II II rZ " m. Jt 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 ;ri 11 11 11 11 rar Mil int 11 11 M n mwXmzWimr-'nT .u MAIN AND RIVERSIDE PHONE SP 2-6189 MEDFORD, OREGON Eagle Point 3.00. City of Gold Hill 2.70. City of Medford 5.52. Cramer Machinery 1706.81. Crater Lake Machinery 49.44. Crater Lake Mo tors 23.12, Consolidated Freight ways 2.31. Copco 778.43. Courtesy Chevrolet 12.10. B. Day 100. 00, Du mas Domestic 32.27, Eatherton En gine & Equip. 3.00, Eagle Point Hardware 90c, Electric Steel Foun dry 1925.25. Electric Supply Co. 14.82, Farmers Lumber Co. 32.00. Fyr-Fyter 41.70. Goodyear Rubber 17.95. Hi Martin 52 85, Hooper's Radiator 170.11. Howard Cooper 13.88. Hubbard Bros. 106.47, Hub bard Wray 3.06. International Har. vester Co. 624.53, Littrell Parts 342.95, Loggers Contractors 873.17, Motorola 197.70, McCulloch Chain 6.85, E. M. Madden. Trustee 1268.80. N. D. Madden 5.05. M. C. Linlnger St Sons 1616.79. Medford Concrete Const. 2604.35. Medford Lumber Co. 32.50. Medford Motors 37.92. Medford Plate Glass 7 93. Medford Printing Co. 14.17. Mikes Seat Cover Centre 46.35. Moore Steel Co. 1539.75, National Hospi tal Association 1116.85. Norris Paints 51.40, Office Boy 2.70. Ore. Liquid Gas Co. 181.68. Ore. Tire 2408.76, Parsons Motor 135.03. Pat s .3 S 'p 1960 Model, Wood-burning Oakland Circulating Heaters Two Models With Thermostat Control, One Manual Control Model DESIGNED AND BUILT FOR WESTERN WOODS ALL ARE FIRE BRICK LINED 58 .$5333 ICE CREAM FREEZERS 4 Quart HANDYFREEZE WHITE MOUNTAIN BRAND Electric Ice Cream Freezer Clear varnish finished tub with polished copper bands and motor cover. 53395 SPECIAL FOR JUST $2995 11 SQUARE AUTOMATIC SKILLET Prepares family-sized por tions of meat, stew, bacon and eggs, automatically. 4 nt A Wool .. ..,. iwe, lor each washing. Special Price Reg. SPECIAL to 5:30 P.M. MON. THRU SAT 9 U I J VSjr VZmKJlJh. .... . .( Sanitary 2.50. P.LE. 301.60, Pacific Telephone 15.70. Pierce Freight 2 31. Pittsburgh 7.14. Portland Mo tor Transport 1289.57. Public Em- gloyees Retirement Board 1961.72, etiremcnt Hoard 60.10. Sam Jen nings Co. 109.04, Sherwin-Williams 20.35. L. Shorey 64.32, S & M Auto Parts 24.70. J. Smith 270.50, So. WOOD LAST CHANCE SUMMER PRICES HARDWOOD $18 cd. OLD GROWTH BODY FIR $15 cd. PHONE EVENINGS -1855 Terms to Suit your Needs! 1 vsxy 3. i -l.UUWl'IM.I li'j . HWSCH WTIS CANV&S l-ROtHJCTS CQ.r ... . w neal eonlr0 ,nd eovlr 88 FARBERWARE Automatic Percolator Model 118, 2 to 8 cup "Cup-a-Minute", stainless steel Au tomatic Electric Percolators. Similar to illustration. Farber brand appliances are unex celled in qualityl $27.50 J!S88 Ore. Bearing Co. 821.18. Standard Oil 377.93, Texaco 6755.20, Thrift Auto 15.95. Transport Service 2332.01. Trowbridge & Flynn 19.20, Union Oil Co. 10076 94. U.S. Na tional Bank 6906.20. Widing Trans portation 285.94. W. P. Fuller & Co. 11.30, Zellerbach Paper Co. 58.67. BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Won Stainless, Galvanixed end Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main PHONE SP 2-4440 ELECTRIC HAND SAW KIT with ORBITAL ACTION It's a Rip Saw, Crott Cut Sow, Jig Sow, Coping Saw, Ktyhole Saw, Scroll Saw, Hack Saw.,. World's mott vtnal.lt taw 7 different idwi In ont Cult wood, mttati, plaitlei Comfortable top handle with convenltnr twitch Patented magic circle eliminates chipping Slices 2 x 4's at 45 YOU GET ALL THIS IN YOUR BIG KITIt Saw, Rip Guide, Angle Adjust ing Bate and Wall Bracket, LIMITED OFFER! BUY HOW! SAVE J10 Complete Kit Reg. 59.95 Termi to suit your needs mi m Triple motion hand turning ice cream freexers, in choice of 2-3-4-6 quart sizes. The Wesf's most popular Wafer Bag! Water stays cool by evaporation 2 GALLON SIZE 1 55 -inch by 10-ft. LUFKIN White Clad SUPER MEZURALL TAPE RULE Double graduated in feet and inches. 16" centers are marked. Self-adjusting hook for in-side-outside reading. Belt hook included. Regular $2.59 , $199 SPECIAL- FREE DELIVER within Medforr' City Limits 00 Minimv Purchase