Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 12, 1961, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text10 A Theyll Do It Every Time Certaim superstitious omens uk a black cat cam make crescenda run for her life"' I BLACK CAT.' Z'LL I j fj ' i I f bO HOME AND NOT DIAMOND FIND , Hot Springs - A few dia monds have been found in Arkansas about 60 miles from here. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph M. Skelton, deceased. Notice la hereby riven that the undersigned has filed his Final Account in the above entitled mat i ter, and the above entitled Court has fixed the sin aay 01 June, 1061, at 10vu o'clock A.M. In the Circuit Court Room in the Court House In Medford, Oregon, as me time and place for hearing objec tions to said Final Account ana for the settlement tnereoi. Moore Hamilton Executor Skyrman & Heisel Attorneys for Executor ' SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL - STATEMENT For the year ended V December 31." I960 Of the SPRINGFIELD INSURANCE COMPANY of SPRINGFIELD, in the State of MASSACHUSETTS, made to tne Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law ADMITTED ASSETS Bonds 40,961,537.80 Stocks 101,259.028.57 Mortgage loans on , real estate Real, estate, leu SO eUCiUnb ranees ...... , Cash and bank de posits Ageat& balances or uncollected pre-'1 itums Ink rest. dividends and Teal estate in- Tome due and ac crued Other assets 13,000.00 4.274,724.18 4,344,534.06 6,346,735.08 405,463.16 3,524,970.34 Total Admitted V assets $161,129,993.28 LIABILITIES, ESUHfLUS AMU Afri sen wnxtna - v i nan u - , Losses 17,171,832.54 l,ntm nrituitment ex- Sjenses : t,786,0B6.00 Unearned premiums ' 43,700,073.30 AU other liabilities.. 4,038,103.84 T?ntl Hahllitlei. ex- " cept capital I 87,503,005.77 capita paw up g. f 5,178,584.00 Special surplus funds :.. jo.oou.ouu.uu Unassigned funds isurpjus) I. 78.358.313.51 , Sitrplul as regards Policyholders .V..S 93,536,897.51 JTotaf $161. 129.993 M f STATEMENT OF INCOME Premiums earned .....$ 56,739,587.49 Leases incurred $ 30,062,799.28 lsii expenses in curred Other underwriting , 3.948,915.18 Expenses Incurred 24,902,621.65 Total underwriting deductions Nit underwriting Toss '.i Investment income .. Other income Total, before federal Income taxes Feneral Income taxes Incurred ,58,914.336.11 , 2,174,748.82 3,642,709.59 -143,407.90 1,324,553.07 43,384.20 JJet Income 1,281,168.78 Dividends to stock holders $ -2,506.49925 Dividends to policy holders Capital changes (net) Other Hems affect ing surplus (net! rota I capital and surplus . ' tern s Iricre$s' 1n surplus tas regards policy .holders 490,664.00 7.276.57394 5,173,937.60 6,454.10647 1 BUSINESS IN OREGON J ; FOR THE YEAR Direct nremluma re-. ifftivrS $ ann.4nn 77 Direr' losses paid 120,589.05 Dividends paid or credited to policy holders ... 0 Principal office tn Oregon, 745 Portland Trust Bldg., Portlsnd " " Trsjat Mother to a Mai . : MOTHER'S DAY DINNER ;(CMEff ERIC-Soutlwrn Oregon's outstanding Continental Chef, H X T i has prepared a superb buffet taste tempting 1 ;-t f , ' SALADS APPETIZERS and PARISIENNE H0RS ! ! D'OEUVERS. ' (Help yourself to your heart's 4S'5-'' 'content,) . , , t?::.S i v . , ; Then . : ... ;: irJR.4t Table Servk of Your Choice ol Entree: Y.i ROAST LEG Of OREGON SPRING IAMB Fresh Mini Sauce New Peas .RJDAST YOUNG CHICKEN-MAMMY HANNAH (Baked Rice) (Corn Fritter) . BAKED SUGAR CURED HAM (Candied Yam) (Sauce I'Orange) )W - PRIME RIBS OF STEER BEEF au u, (Roasted on a Bed of Rock Salt) F;"r SHI'LL L0VI THIS INTIRNATIONAL FAVORITI ' V ; 5CALLOPINI OF VEAL Saute Au Fine Herbs jSp j Small Veal Cutlets of Choice Mllk-fed Veal ; ' Saute In Butter with Shallots Fine Herbs Mushrooms and Dash 'U ' Served on Bed of ,1 5 I Fresh Asparagus Polonaise ' Potatoes Hot Ralls 3r'i,- JHSSERTS Lemon Cheese Tart t" fresh' St.awberry Tart Ice Cream or Sherbet JJ . Adoht-$3.50 Childrn-$2.50 . 1' Resrvatlons suggested Phone UL 5-1230 ! I IS Minutes tram MedforJ DARDANELLE Oold Hid Junction on Highway 99 FRIDAY. MAY 12, 1961 ' ECONOMIC PLACE Auckland - New Zealand's place in the world economic setup is largely supported by the cow and sheep industry. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her Final Account as Executrix of the Estate of ESTHER SHOCK, de ceaoed, and Monday, the 22nd day of May. HI61, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock a.m. in the Circuit Court room of the County Courthouse at Medford. Jackson County, Oregon, has been set by the Court as the time and place for the hearing of objections to said' rinai Account, the settlement thereof and the determination of the heirs of the said Esther Shock, deceased. MARY ELLA QUESENBERRY, Executrix of the Estate of Esther Shock, Deceased. SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL - STATEMENT For the year ended December 31, 1960 Of the NEW ENGLAND INSURANCE COMPANY of SPRINGFIELD. In the State of Massachusetts, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: ADMITTED ASSETS Bonds $11,173,608.80 Stocks 0.146,705.76 Mortgage loans on real estate Real estate, - less $0 encumbrances - . 0 406.713.36 719,598.23 Cash and bank de- DOS1U Agents balances or un collected premium Interest, dividends and real estate income due1 and accrued .... 103.n08.3R 425.67 Other assets ., Total a .mttted assets ....$21,551,138.20 LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Losses $ 1,900,002.82 Lioss adjustment ex penses ' 106,232.00 Unearned premiums ... 4.R!m.5ti3.7l All other liabilities .... 344,853.98 Total liabilities, ex- eept capital ........$ 7,306,742.20 capital paid up :..........$ 1.500,000.00 Special surplus funds 0 Unswigned funds fsur- s pi a) ..- ix,i,3vo.ui -Surplus as regards policyholders $14,244,395.01 Total .... $21,551,138 JO STATEMENT OF INCOME Premium? earned ..,.$ 6.304,308.62 Losses incurred $ 3,340,311.15 loss expenses in curred Other underwriting 438,768.48 2.737.181.33 6.536.260.08 231,8(12.34 ' 839,626.21 - 13,034.21 ' 201,829.66 - 23.808.04 315.727.70 expenses incurred.. Total underwriting deductions .v Net underwriting loss Investment income .. Other Income Total, before federal income taxes Federal income taxes ( incurred - Net Income Dividends to stock holders Dividends to policy holders Capital changes (net) Other Hems affect ing surplus (net) ... Total capital and surplus Items (net) Increase in surplus as regards policy- 209,369.79 200.360.70 525.097,40 . BUSINESS tN OREGON J FOR THE YEAR nirect nremluma re ceived 1 $ Direct losses paid : Dividends p a id or , 9,931. OR 799.3U credited to policy holders , Prinrfnnl nftlrA In Oreffon. 70S Portland Trust Bids., Portland R. A. HOLMES AOENCY ' Mrdlral Center Bldg. Medford, Oregon of Fine Red Win Rlssotto Piedmonlals By Jimmy Hatlo BUT THE RED LI6HT STOP SI6NAL THAT SHE'S NOT SUPERSTITIOUS -ABOUT AT ALL Mjfl VOU LOOKIN' AT ? llfT SV ''"K? I PEDESTRIANS HAVE ) " V THE RlGMT OF (TV Bids Opened lor County Equipment The Jackson county court accepted two groups of bids on county road department equipment this morning but referred the bids to the coun ty engineer for a check on specifications submitted.. County Engineer Robert Carstensen said he would make recommendations to the county court so it can award the contracts Wednesday. Bids considered for a front- end loader- Included Loggers and Contractors Equipment company, Portland, $17, 285.36; Howard Cooper' com pany. Central Point, $19,097. alternate bid, $19,497; Cramer Machinery , c o m pany, Port land, $21,148.30, with diesel $21,998.30; or second alter nate, $20,768.31: Ha u pert. Tractor company, Medford, $L7,910; Crater Lake Machin ery, $21,115. Bids submitted for a 10 to 12 ton three wheel roller in cluded Howard Cooper cor poration, $12,345.97; Cramer Machinery company, P 6 r t land, $15,054; Balzer Machin ery company, Portland, $9,- 342, alternate bid, $9,492; Air- mac Inc., Portland, $9,583; Feenaughty company, Port land, $9,991; and Cal-Ore Ma chinery company, Medford, $9,365. ' t Wednesday, the county court awarded a contract of $3,531 to DeLelgh Motors, Medford, for two three-quar ter ton pickup trucks. Earlier the county court had awarded a contract for $15,000 to Nel son Equipment company, Port land, for two scoopmobiles. Race Driver Killed At Indianapolis Indianapolis, Ind.-OIPD-Tony Bettenhausen, 44, T i n 1 e y Park, 111., twice national driving champion, was killed today in a practice run at the Indianapolis Speedway." Bettenhausen was testing the car for his friend, Paul Russo, Fortvllle, Ind. Bettenhausen crashed through the inside retaining wall at the end of the home stretch. Hundreds of specta tors and race officials were near the site. The race car hurdled the wall and orashed through a wire fence, landing in the first few rows of seats. The seats were unoccupied, T Voices Need For Coexistence Moscow-UPD-Sovlet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said today he wants to get along with the Kennedy administration despite differences of views on social and political questions. Stressing the need for peaceful' coexistence In a world living In tho shadow of nuclear weapons, the Commu nist leader said: "Taking a realistic view, we have to live on the same planet, and we have to find solutions. We are ready to build up our relations with any country to safeguard peace throughout the world Ex-Medford Man Dies Near Weed Vreka - The body of a former Medford man who ap parently shot himself in the head was discovered late last night In a car one mile south of Weed. Siskiyou county sheriff's deputies identified the man as Orvllle Odoll Brown, 49. of Redding. Coroner A. B. Cottar said Brown died about 4 p.m. Wednesday. He is survived by his wife, Bonnie; a daughter, Mrs. Shirley , Newell, of Long Beach, and a son, Dorman, of Redding. Brown was employed by Medford lumber company until 1959. V RR Times Sold To Florence Man Rogue River - The Rogue River Times, a weekly news paper started Nov. 2, 1951, has been sold by its founders and owners,' Maxwell and Marcia Thayer to Wayne Mor gan, Florence, Ore. Morgan, who with two brothers published a news paper in Florence until it was sold last December, will be assisted by his br , . .er, Lei and. The Thayers own a farm on Foots Creek rd. where they plan to retire. They are working with the Morgans to acquaint them with the Times' operation. The news paper, the first offset news paper in Oregon, publishes every Thursday with a circu lation of about 1,000 mainly in Jackson and Josephine counties. Among the awards which the Times has received was a National Editorial association award in 1956 for the best news story for weeklies un der 2,000 circulation. The story was about the severe flood in the valley. Thayer told the Mail Tri bune today that he understood that the newspaper's opera tion will continue to be bas ically the same. At present there are two employees in addition to the Thayers. The Morgans will publish their first edition June 2. Prior to coming to the Rogue valley in 1951, Thayer was employed by the Hearst organization in California. More Discussion Set on Jail Farm 7 Sheriff Joe Walsh and District Court . Judge L. L. Sawyer wil lmeet with the county court this afternoon to discuss further a proposed county jail farm. Walsh said the site selected, if the proposal is agreeable to the county court, will depend on the facilities and equip ment available. Yesterday afternoon Walsh and Sawyer inspected the old agronomy station at Talent and the former horticultural experiment station south of Phoenix with District Attor ney Alan Holmes and County Commissioner Edwin Taylor. Based on general observa tions, Walsh said he would prefer the horticultural prop erty. He noted that the old agronomy station of approxi mately 47 acres includes some farm equipment housed in one of the sheds. The old horticultural station contains 19 or 20 acres under crops. The remainder of the 27 acres is creek bottom river, wash rock. Walsh estimated that through operation of a prison er farm he can reduce the meal costs perprisoner to 11 V4 cents each. Transient Arrested On Burglary Charge Medford police Thursday arrested a 21-year-old transi ent and charged him with the Wednesday night burglary at the Bob Kennedy Furniture store, 1603 North Riverside ave. , Arrested and charged with burglary not in a dwelling is Thomas Orvllle Martt. He is being held in the city jail with bail set at $1,500. Martt was arrested in the Medford police station yester day where . he had been brought for questioning. Po lice suspect that another per son was also involved in the burglary. Several guns and a small safe were reported missing from the furniture store. The safe reportedly contained watches, rings and other as sorted Jewelry, Opposition Vocecf To Kennedy Request Washington -OJPD-The prcsi-' dent of the New York Stock, Exchange todny urged Con-; grcss to reject President Kcn-i ncdy's request to eliminate j tax breaks on dividend in-' come. He said they ought to be Increased. .Keith Funston told the House Ways and Means Com mittee tho administration's proposals on dividend taxa tion would stymie Investment and economic development, i to to to to to to to to to to to ALL YOU CAN EAT AT Our Regular Price Our lounge Will Also Be Open OK RESERVATIONS TELEPHONE SP J-JJ70 Corner 10th and So. Riverside This Week's IT'-11 1 PV! .TCI LLLAJ. 7zl m&L rr$ By HIAWATHA ESTES For young married couples that are just begin'ning mar ried life or for retired couples living alone once again, here is a home that although small in size is livable on a scale that cannot be measured in square footage. Its appearance makes it look far more ex pensive than it actually is. In side, the room arrangement is the essence of efficiency. The. flat roof covering, the carport is supported by round metal posts which extend up through the long storage clos et. This flat roof extends around the front of the living w , sp ' - l? ".II . '' ,t It " If1 '.:;:' v) ' - . r J s V" " - - , P- it - i f J l" I t 'l Y jAv- j , '.At WHIFF, WHIFF- No, his name's not Ferdinand. . In fact he doesn't even have a name. Yet this frisky poodle-has fun smelling the flowers In Dallas, Tex. The pooch has Just moved into a new home and was quite interested in the new sur roundings. But he soon discovered that smelling a flower where a terrible-tempered bumble bee already has "squatter's rights" is not the best past time, for shortly after this picture was taken the little dog got a "buzz" from the bee. , . ,- .(UPI Telephoto) raa. oysters. H W VXL steak ; tMafjld JUMBO SERVED Timber Room Cafe 5 SOUTH TABU will be OPEN MOTHER'S DAY, 12 to 8 P.M. Featuring Baked Ham, Pan Fried Chicken, Candied Yams, and Fresh Gar den Peat. Plus all the many special items on our Smorgasbord. $1.85 MEOFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Ranch and Modern Home Tfpi- OfU - i a room wall to provide a cover ed passage from the carport to the front dopr. A concrete block screen wall is next to this walk. Further design in terest has been obtained by using concrete block for ve neer and a planter ' at the front of thebath wall and again on the'.wide chimney. Open to Wide Entry Double doors open to a wide entry. A curved wall at the rear of the entry adds consid erable distinction to this home. Another design feature is the planter which extends from the entry to the fire place. ' " nn . r U SHRIMP DAILY RIVERSIDE 2 VH- - , &m r'H- r , J m i , - . tr r ' KITCHEN .?v Y' O P BEDROOM S'"4L7n ,V T'' - N II 13 ' j . " 7lr. . i 1 - - "'' .' '- .Vj I LI VI NO NOOW. ' teg. M ;.: .. ,J JV .' PLAN NO. 801 S( ' ,!?jr -&p' , 837 SQUARE FEtjT ' I! r ills Because of - the huge ex panse of glass in the sliding doors at the rear of the living room, the patio and living room blend into one. Although there is roorri in the oversized living room for a dining table, an eating bar has been located next to the kitchen for con venience in the serving of daily meals and .snacks. Everything about the kitch en adds up to convenience and beauty-from the latest built ins to the large floor to ceiling pantry. JAn extra wide win dow above the sink floods this room with sunlight. Both the water heater and furnace have been placed in closets formed by the curved entry , wall. A guest closet, broom and linen are off the hall. The-wardrobe in the bed room has drawers at the bot tom which adds-to the general storage, area. The. bath fea tures a tub with shower over and a pullman lavatory. Complete working drawings for this plan - can be purchased at a cost of S7.50 for the first set and $3 for each additional set when or dered at the same time. This plan will be available until Aug. 30. Please allow two weeks for deliv ery. If the above home does not entirely meet with your approval, a new home plan book. Ranch and Modern Homes, can be purchased for $2. Send all orders for either plans or books to Hiawatha Estes, post office box 404-T, Northridge. Calif. NEWS BY WIRE Baltimore The news -.that, Henry Clay had been nomi-j nated for president by the ; Whig party in Baltimore was the first dispatch to be car ried by telegraph. The date! was May 1844. Subscribers j To report Improper or non j delivery of the Mail Tribune (n ' Medford and Ashland, ohnne SP 2-6141. Montague V Yreka. , phone GLohe 9-3171, before j 6:4 nm. daily and 10:30 a.m. I Sunday. If regular delivery a; rives ihortly after you call, please , notify office, thus eliminating . fpecial, messenger service. i J. u auf viucr ig iicip mdre i uur to to to to to to to to to Mothers Day The Best Ever We Have Made Many Special Efforts ... You will enjoy a bright, pleasant atmosphere comple mented with gleaming silverware ond spotless white napkins on a specially decorated table for the occasion. As for the lood, we are preparing B.iked Ham and Fresh Salman, an entree that enjoys many nice compli ments; Roast Leg o' Lamb, always easily digested, and good Roast Tur key, with its natural gravy and baked dressing; Charcoal Steaks and Chops .10 withour saying, quiet efficient service will also be yours. to to to to . Candle Room Open 12 P.M. Till 10 P.M. Dining Room Open 8 A.M. Till 8 P.M. Daily to to to to to Where Every Day Is Mother's Day to to Stewart Ave; Now Open To Traffic Stewart ave. between Holly st. and Oakdale ave., which has been closed since Jan. 3 for installation of a box cul vert, was opened , to traffic last night. A reinforced concrete storm drain to enclose an open ditch on the south side of Stewart ave. was installed by county crews. ' The project was 1,820 feet long, and was part of a proj ect estimated to cost $147,110. Part of the cost was shared bv the citv of Medford, for I I J BROILER I : I . raH fmWW- Sffl' I -rBEEfl . MOTHER'S DAY V. 'iR S n :' Open 12 Noon . , T V1 ; , You can't beat a V. v -KM I(0(KHIIS A . TOWER DINNER V.,V Vft j I V" J t Specials Roast Turkey Vi.X- ; BimiHSa)! Baked Ham Fried Chicken v. 1 or Tenderloin Steak 1.:. 1 L a 'k '.I Complete Dinner 2.00 l'-- 1206 No. RIVERSIDE JfeVff ' jt ROGUE RIVER LODGE 25 Minutes N.E. of Medford on Crater Lake Hwy. 62 Open daily except Thursdays. You'll enioy our fine food. We welcome you individual ly or in family groups, or ganizations or special plan ned parties. PHONE TR 8-2392 ' Owners: tola Porterfield Freida and Harry Keefer Come To The F3I2AY & 9:30 to The Tally Ho South Pacific - i ii -i-- v MEDFORD the part of the work wunm the city. A similar storm drain was installed previously east of Holly st. toward Highway 99. Medford Dentist Appointed To Board Salem -OJPD- Dr. Eugene G. Ray of Medford today ' was . appointed by Gov. Mark Hat field to the State Board of Dental Examiners. He suc ceeds Dr. John P. Dickson, Medford, whose term expired. Treat Mother to Dinner at the Rogue River Lodge! 4 Featuring . . . PRIME RIB on Mother's Day, May 14 A memorable day for Mom and the whole family will enjoy our . tempting food, too. Why not drive out Sunday? ' Dinners Served from 4:00 P.M. Sat. Night Attraction . BARNEY BEATON on Sax, Drums & Trumpet HAL GROW-Organ, Piano 1 in Tally Ho . . . Featuring: TOM FIELDS and BERNICE MAHAN SATURDAY 2 A.M. 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