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THURSDAY. APRIL 3.8. 1962 D 3 LEGAL NOTICES MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGOH NOTICE ON FINAL ACCOUNT NO. 1 1 1 JV THE CIRCUIT CCU'RT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON Prohaie Department In the Matter of the Estate LUCILLE CLARKE. Deceased i Notice is hereby given that the i Final Account of C W Ahboit, ax I Administrator o( the above-named Ftatt ha hfpn filfri horom 1 that 1 30 o'clock pm. on May 2ft. I WSi iut2. in the Courtroom o( the above Court in the Courthouse in Medford. Oregon, has been ap pointed as the time and place for hearing objections to such Final Accnimt and settlement thereof. Dated and first published this fifith day of April. 19t2. C W Abbott. Administrator. Van Dyke. Dcllcnback St McGoodwin. Attorneys tor Administrator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that Carl A Spuhn has been appointed Ad ministrator of the Estate of Lily S Demmer, deceased, by the Cir ruit Court of the State ol Oregon for the County of Jackson. All per sons having claims against the taid estate should present the same, properly verified, to the under pinned, at the Medford Mail Trib une, Box No. 7170, Medford, Ore son, within six (6) months from the date hereof. Dated and first published this 6'h day of April. 19(12. Carl A. Spuhn. Administrator of the Estate of Lily S. Demmer, Deceased. James M. McGinty Attorney at Law Myrtle Creek, Oregon. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NO. 11361 IN THF CIRCUIT COURT OF THF. STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY PRORATE DIVISION In thfi Matter of the Estate of ANNIE MATILDIA INNES. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 'fhp Circuit Court of the State of Oregon ior Jackson County has appointed me as special admin, istratrix of the estate of Annie Matildia Innes, deceased, and all persons having claims against said rotate are hereby required to pre sent the same with proper vouch rrs within six tfi) months from ihis date at the offices of Havi land Ac Ctinkinheard, 1 005 East Main Street. Medford. Oregon. Dated and first published April I9th inr,2. ESTELLA VINCENT Special Administratrix. HAVILAND & CLINK INBEARD Attorneys for Special Administratrix. SAMPLES STEAK - Pfc. Forrest E. Picknell, 19, of Tilton, N.H., is shown at Fort Knox, Ky., as lie samples the now dehydrated steak served to 29,000 troops. In this new proc ess the meat needs no cold storage and can be kept indefi nitely. This is the first test of the product by the United States Army. (UPI) NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION ANI MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, In compliance with Sec. 331 010. ORS to the legal voters of School Dstrict No. 6, of Jackson County, State ot Oregon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION of said Dis trict will be held at the Central Point Junior High Gymnasium, the Gold Hill School Gymnasium, and the Sams Valley School Building, between the hours of 2 P.M. and 8 P M. on the first Monday of May, being the 7th day of May. A.D. JD2. lor the purpose of electing District No. B Director for a 5 years term: and a Rural School Board Metnher at large for a 3 year term. Dated this 10th day of April, 1P62. ! C. W ANHORN. Chairman, Board of Directors. ATTEST: MERLE OBENCHAIK District Clerk. , CALL FOR BIIS The Board of Directors of Eagle Point School District No. A, Eagle Point. Oregon, invites bids for a 73 to 7!) passenger school bus. All bids must be in the Clerk's office bv May 8. 10G2, and a bidder may FUbmit more than one bid. The Board reserves the right to qualify, accept, or reject any or all bids. Specifications may he obtained from the Superintendent' office in f.agle Point. Capitol Memo Mandatory Appeal On Death Verdicts Lauded by Gladden Douglas Grlpp NOTM'K OF Sftinol. Ef.l-XTWN I TUN THE Cll'KSTION OF IN' f It F, A S I N (1 Till TAX l.FVV OVF.Jl AMOUNT 1.1M1TKO IIV SFTTION II, ARTICI.K XI. OIIK- C.ON STATK CONSTITUTION Nolire is hereby given that an election will he helrl in School Pistnct No. 6, of jHckson County. Sl.-tte of OreROn. from 2 P.M. to R F.M on May 7. 1962. in the Cen tral Point .Innior Hich School Gvmnasium, the Unlet Hill sjenool Gvmnasinni. and the Sams Val Ipv Srhool bulldine. in said school district, for the purpose of anh mittinR In the lefial school voters of said school district, the ques tion of increased the tax levy tor the fiscal vear lfl2-lflfi3. over the amount limited hy Section 11. Ar ticle XI. of the Constitution of Oregon. The reasons for increasing the lew are: i : A. To provide funds to employ certificated personnel, in cluding additional teachers necessary hecause of Increas-'-' . ed enrollment and the state standard's requirements. B To provide heat, utilities, and janitorial services for school huildincs. C To meet Increased costs of textbooks, supplies and equipment. 1 T). To employ custodial and maintenance workers to maintain the school plant at state standards. The amount ot the tax in ex cess ot the ft' limitation pro posed to he levied for the fiscal rhonl vear at S777.fl7H.24. Dated this 10th day of April. 1962 C W. ANHORN, Chairman. Board of Directors ATTKST: MERI.F OREN'CHAIN Pistrict Clerk. By DOUGLAS GRIPP Salem fUPii Warden Clar ence T. Gladden said today the law which requires an ap peal to the State Supreme Court of every death sentence in Oregon is a good one. Under the 1955 state law, all con demned per sons get an automatic ap pear to the high court wheth er they want it or not. This, Gladden said In an interview, provides a com plete and final judicial deter mination as to whether a capital offender should be executed. One of the sponsors of tile 1955 law was Stale Sen. Mark Hatfield (R-Salem), now the governor. Throe aulnmatic appeals are in the high court now. Sentenced to death and in Gladdcn's custody are con victed slayers Lee Roy San ford McGahucy, 44; Jeannace June Freeman, 20, and Larry West Shipley, 20. McGahuey and Miss Free man were accused of killing children and Shipley shot a teen-age girl, all last year. If any of them die in the Oregon gas chamber, it will be the first execution here since 1953, and the 58th since the state took executions away from the counties in 1903. The complaint in 1903 was that county executions were drawing large crowds. Gladden, a tall man with gray steel-colored hair and a voice like churning gravel, has stated various times upb licly that he personally op poses capital punishment. But he revealed that until about 12 years ago, he was a strong advocate of the death penalty, i While in more than 35 ! years of penal service he has j never gassed, shot, hung or electrocuted anyone, he at-1 tended the hangings of two I murderers at California's Fol-1 som prison in the 1920s. He i began his career at Folsom, 1 NOTIFF OF ANNUAL SCHOOL Fl 1 CTKIN AMI MBKTINti NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in eompliancc with Sec. 3.11 .010.ORS. to the legal voters of School Dis trict No ill. of Jarkson County, State of Orrenn. that the AN-M-M, SCHOOL ELECTION AND MEETING of said District will be held at the HiRh School; between the hours of 2 PM and 8 PM nn the first Monday of May. heinK the 7th dav of May, AD.. 1962. or the piirpi-s m ,..,,, ,. Cnomnnt, ae a rfliarH Flectine one nucinn i-.i . iii.o. ov i aim .. ...... local board for a term of s j what changed his personal :lectn one rural hoard mem- ' outlook on capital punish- her-at-larce for a term ot j 'There is a question in my mind whether it is fair," he reiterated. "People with wealth and influence seem to be able to get delay after de lay and get off with life, rather than pay the supreme penalty." He cited several re cent nationally - publicized cases. Gladden said those without money or power seem to pay with their lives every time and not because they are guiltier than rich offenders. Gladden, who has been the warden here since April, 1953, also feels that one argu- ment for the death penalty is that the natural will to live is at least some deterrent to potential capital offenders The last person lo be executed in Oregon was Al hcrt W. Karnes, 24, who killed a Salem woman dur ing a robbery. Hp was execut ed on Jan. 30, 1953. Sixteen others preceded him in the gas chamber here and before that Oregon had 40 hangings. In 1957 Gov. Robert D. Holmes saved wife slayer George Sack, Portland, and James Norman Jensen, Med ford hatchet slayer, from the gas chamber by commuting their death sentences to life. Holmes gave three reprieves in 1958 to Billy Junior Nunn Klamath Falls child slayer, and in 1959 commuted Nunn's sentence to life. Gov. Hatfield hasn't yet had to face the burden of whether to grant a reprieve or commute. McGahuy s appeal was heard by the high court April 9, and the Freeman and Ship ley appeals are expected to be heard by July. If the court upholds any or all of the death sentences, one or more execution dates could be set before the year is out. ElectinE one rural hoard mini, her for 7one 3 for a term of 3 vears . , , bated, this 12th day ot April. 1P62. Hannah N. Dalton. Chairman. Board of Dirertors. ATTEST Zrlda Edn-nndson. School District Clerk. mrnt'' LEGAL NOTICES t WSP PF.R ADVERTISING I Scaled bids will he received until I no P.M May 14. I(J62. Pacific i Davlieht Saving Time, at the U S : Forest Service. 630 Sansome Street, Room 546. San Francisco II. Cali 1 forma, for the construction of a sewer and water system. 3. noo KOTtrF OF SCHOOL Fl FCTION cation reinforced concrete water isruiv OF INt RKXS- tank and water diversion dam. at ivri T t I FYY OVER AMOUNT j the Ishi Pishi administrative I .rs-inv II in. 1 Hi. Kl.imalh National F Foresters To Tour Long-Bell Plant Yreka The Siskiyou chap ter of the Northern California section, Society of American Foresters, will hold a field trip and dinner meeting Fri day, April 27. International Paper com pany, Long-Bell division in Weed, will conduct a tour for the group through its plant beginning al 1:30 p.m. at their Woodlands office. Eric Bauer, assistant to the general man agcr of the Weed branch of the company, will speak on The Future of Forest Indus tries in Siskiyou County," at nv iiitiov II. R-nn the Klamath National Forest. 1 tne u mm r inii mi m u. i.iu TICI F l ST TK liissuit- 1 ne ism t-isni niiumsii n -TION ' ' 11 located approximately 40 miles N-oitre is herebv eivcn that an south of Happv camp. Laniurnia. .lection will be held in School on State Highway 96 Plans and restrict No 01 of Jackson County, speculations may be obtained L..,. of' nrcaon from 2 on pm from the San Francisco address for to Too om on' Mav 7. 1962. It II deposit ot S25 00 per set. or t". Huh school in -aid sch-ol dis- viewed only at the office of the :r,r. inr'the purpose ot submit- ' Forest Supervisor. Klamath Na- V" tr. the IfEal voters of said tional Forest. Yreka. California. district the question of increasing , the tax levy tor uic rth:-10K3 over the that evening at the Savoy hotel in Weed Dinner will be served at B 30 p.m. follow ing a social hour at 5:30 p m. NOTICE Jn the Circuit Court of the State of orcein lor jarkson caiiniy ear amount hm- the Constitution of Oregon ' In the Matter of the Estate of , mMpe tnri;iy announced The rcson. .or " ; ''nwn", K.lnier Scmisch. To r'ovide for the necessary ex- deceased in r ,,siis Notice is herebv given that the ""n u',',' n has not tax b.ise. unOrsiencd has filed her Final .K.- i.-,l tvMcci i-.ust be son. Account in the above entitled mat Jnittcd to the'vote of l-e pcple iter and the above entitled Court il, . ' of tax in execs, ot has f,xed 'he !4th dav of Mav. I ne an. i ri ,rin ' pr,,psed to l't.,2 at 10 00 o'clock AM In the v.. 1,,,'ra (or said fiscal r IS Circuit Court Room in the Conn .mV,i -i House in Medford. Oregon, as the n rd this l!th d.v of April, 'lime and place for hearing oh. - lections to said Final Account and " Hannah N Dalton lor the settlement thereof. iChrm.nBn.,dcfD,rec,or.1 A:.V:rrTxKh L'smct TcT.rk. 'Attorn,-, for Admint.tr.frl, TO RESUME HEARINGS Washington - Wl1- Chairman Olin D. Johnston fD-SC.) of the Senate Post Office Com his group would resume hearings Monday on the artministra tion's $601 million postal rate increase bill FIREMEN RESCUE POLICE London - UTI' - Firemen came lo the aid of the police Wednesday. They answered an emergency call to free two constable trapped In n H vator at n'ation hous. fl Delivery si IV Parts & labor XS Guarantee jfjf ROCK Paulsen & Gates Thrift Market ixpa Now Buy The Finest, Names in Home Appliances At BOTTOM CARLOAD PRICES Sa if today fl FRI., SAT. 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