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Newspaper Page TextMKDtUMU MAIL IHioUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY, OOlOtftfl 14. I3bi D 3 Over 1,000 Attend Miller Services Point Reyes Station, Calif. -(CPU-More than 1,000 mourn ers Saturday attended funeral services for Rep. Clem Miller at the national seashore site for which he fought so hard in Congress. The services, marred by a driving rainstorm, were held in a grove of pines and oaks about a mile from the grave . site. Gravedside services had to be cancelled because of the wind-driven torrents of rain. The 46-year-old Democrat, who had represented Califor nia's huge First Congressional district since 1958, was killed in a plane crash last Sunday. "Somehow he found time for all of us," said Rev. Theo dore Gill in his eulogy. "He was alive with love, and lived twice as much in half of his life than most of us live in ours." Miller was buried in a half acre tract on a knoll overlook ing wind-swept Drake's bay, about 30 miles north of San Francisco. Portland - ItlPIl - Residents In nearby Beaverton and Mil waukie were asked to ration water Saturday. DRY CLEANING PHOENIX WASHETERIA C0IN-0P $2.00 Per Load On Highway 99 attendant on duty to assist you. 20'x20' GARAGE WliH CONCRETE SLAB On Your Lor-$750 Few modifications needed for use as cabin or dwelling. Com parable rates on all phases of buildinq. LEE HOLT, builder. . This bldg, may also be bought and erected for the "do it your selfer" simple as ABC. 100 Financing $25.00 per Month See Garage Display Today Phone 664-1500 Gold Rev Dam rd., Central Point Don't New, Improved L pi at no extra cost If 1 be misled into buying a low-priced, sub standard piano. You can enjoy the prestige and the long-term investment benefits of a Baldwin-built piano ... for at little as $18.00 month. lL 1 1 1 1 Join Our Evening Piano and Organ Classes Now! Bob Anderson, Instructor LUSK MUSIC CO. 333 South Riverside The "Picture Window i w x I w Fireplace Screen It adds warmth, comfort living room. 772-7121 i i-io. TOMATO HASH - A heavy storm fence on Highway 101 at Salinas, Calif., was turned into a huge basket of tomatoes when a semi-truck and trailer rig, driven by Ralph Bowers, 40, of Fresno, Calif., hurtled off the heavily-traveled high PLANE SMASHED Troutdale - IUP1I - The "Old Blue Goose," Pacific Power and Light Co's familiar DC-3, was crushed when Friday's storm collapsed the PP&L hangar here at Troutdale air port. EXPERT BICYCLE REPAIRS SEE US TOY HOUSE 317 E. Main 772-5880 GLASSFYRE and beauty to any w 1 EADS ! J P? 1 W 1,5 tlJ I v Dennis the I 1 1 i i I '"l J 1 I I I.' jlZ I $ p 'NOW SEE WHAT 010? M AU Wtf : : LEGAL NOTICES NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE Daniel Creek Sale Scaled bids will be received by the District Ranger or his authorized representative at the Butte Falls Ranger Station, Butte Falls. Oregon up to and not later than 10 00 AM, November 14, 1962. for all mer chantable timber marked or desig nated for cuttinjs on an area em bracing 23 acres, more or less, within Section 5, T. 33 S.. R. 4E., W.M. surveyed, in the Rogue River National Forest. Jackson County, Oregon. The estimated volumes are 3fl0 M board feet or Douglas-iir and pine species; 10 M board feet of White fir and other species. The minimum acceptable hid per M board feet is as follows: Douelas fir St pine species $25.03; White fir St other species $9.20. This in cludes the following rates per M board feet for stumpage including deposit for sale area betterment: $13.90 base rate plus an additional $6.35 for Douglas-fir and pine spe cies; $2.00 base rate plus an addi tional $4.40 for White fir and other species and $2.80 for slash disposal for all Rpecies. The prices bid for stumpage shall be considered as tentative rates subject to quarterly calendar adjustment upward or downward by 03 of the difference between the average of the month ly Douglas-fir Region Indices, as calculated by the Forest Service for the three previous months, and the following base indices: Douglas-fir & pine species 111.23Di; While fir and other species 2.08tAi. Such adjustments in the price for stumpage shall be ap plicable to timber scaled during the three-months period following the quarter for which the adjust ment Is computed. In no event, however, shall the adjusted stump age rates for each quarter be Iras than the base rates as Hinted above. When the adjusted rates by species are lower than the base rates, the difference between the total dollar value of Ihe timber cut at adjusted rates and at base ratca will be re corded for each species. The stum page rate for any species will not be increased above the base rate until the subsequent adjusted rates above base rales for all species de velop an accumulated total dollar value in excess of the total record ed accumulated difference for all species. Sealed bids will be pub licly opened and posted, at the of fice of the District Ranger at 10.00 AM on November 14. I(lfi2. A money order, bank draft, cashier's or certified check in Ihe sum of SBOO.CO must accompany each bid, to be applied to the purchase price, refunded or retained fur applica tion to any claim for damages, ac cording to the conditions of sale. If requested by the purchaser, if bond is required, contract terms will permit felling of timber in ad vance of payment up to the value of the performance bond. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Forest Service btd forms for use in submitting sealed bids and full information concerning the timber. Ihe conditions of sale and the submission of bids should be obtained from the District Ranger. Butte Falls, Oregon before bids are submitted. WANTED SCRAP IRON CAST IRON COPPER - BRASS ALUMINUM RUBBER TUBES Alto, N.w Slid for Silt 442 North Fir Phone 773-5473 way overpass and spread lugs of tomatoes everywhere, burying an unoccupied car parked at the bottom of the overpass, arrow. Bowers apparently suffered a heart at tack before his truck rolled down the overpass. (UP1) Menace News Agency Makes Scholarship Request Oxford, Miss. -IUPII- The French News Agency, Agcnce France Prcsse (AFP), Satur day asked the University of Mississippi to insure that a scholarship in memory of a French newsman killed in the Sept. 30 campus rioting here not be limited to while stu dents. The scholarship fund hon oring the late Paul Guinard, an AFP correspondent shot to death during the rioting, was set up by "the Mississippian," the "Ole Miss" student news paper. i FIRE SEASON ENDS Salem lUPll Gov. Mark Hatfield signed a proclama tion bringing Oregon's 1962 fire season to a close at mid night Friday. It was the earli est closing date in 24 years. $500,000.00 EVALUATION! NO LIMIT NO RESERVE! MACHINE SHOP & WOODWORKING EQUIP. AUCTION AFTER 50 YEARS - RETIRING FROM BUSINESS GENERAL MACHINERY CO. msIdTvENUE PORTLAND, OREGON Thurs.,OCT. 25-10 a.m. SOMK OF TUK HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EQUIPMENT MACHINE TOOLS HORIZONTAL MILLS: Radford 7; Van Norman 2, Btcf Shift Karfiitti; Cmn. Hrdriumat'C Mill, T llottad. LATHES: LoJ(i 1 Shipliy 12" t 35"; Amtdcin & H. II" i 36" cc; Monarch G H 24 5" tm. 4" tt: South Bnri, 19" twmf. 7 ft fcttn tc: Vm Wid. 12" i I. Kt Hum. 26" iwifll ( DRILL MESSES i RADIALS lo ?4" cap , Amtncan Radial, 8 ' col. 3 It. rm and Gn, Rod, 4 It. irm. SORING MILLS: Utlt 2";" iitndlf; Git holt Vart. Turrit, 3i" twmf. OTHER MACHINE TOOLS: Krttal'- 10 10 Band Saw, Gaar CutUri Ohia 16" Ship'. Amntin Plmar. Norton Cyi. G'iniiar; Cincinnati TAC C'fndi': Hy4. Pfiim tic : CempriiMM, Wa'dari; Sandbtatt Lauip . P'M Ihraadiri; Tol Crib Stipolitt. tit. ROLLING STOCK- (3) Umbor Carnart; Rotl Lift Tritcfc: Int I Tini IrucH. to 4000 l ,. mth Spnntltr and Pump, ate. SrvH for Ittu1mtcfi MILTON J. WERSHOW CO. ONE. Ot AMLMCA't fOKLHOlT Al'CTlONLtM 7211 MELROSE AVC 1217 r. ST. ' 21M S W. Jlh AVC Classified Rates Minimum Size; Two Llnei 1 day per wnrd... 2 days per word.. .. 8c ..12c ..15e a aayi per wora.., 5 days per word.-,........w.I9a aayn per wora zuo Jackson. Josephine and Siskiyou Counties Kate Other Areas Per Word So Per Day. By Line Per Month $3.00 Box Number Service Charge 50c (Minimum Cash Ad BOO Business Directory Each line per month $2.23 Minimum per month $0.73 Dead Line on On stifled Ads 5:00 p.m. for following day. except 10 a m, Tor Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday Dead Line on Display ClHssi iied Ads. I0:tu am Saturday for Sunday and Monday 3 p m. the day before publi cation for Tues. through Fri. APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY THE LINK Minimum Charts $1.20 CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Notices .. l Special Club Event ................ 2 Personal 3 Lost and Found 4 Instructions S vVanted Male Help 10 Wanted Female Help 11 Male or Female Help ........... 12 Wanted Situations 13 Wanted Miscellaneous 14 Financial & Loans 13 REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses 20 For Rent Apartments 21 For Rent Furnished Rooms H 22 Rent Rooms and Board 23 For Rent Miscellaneous 24 Wanted To Rent 23 Medford Realty Board 30 For Sale Real Estate 31 Business Opportunities . 32 Wanted Real Estate 33 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances 41 Furniture , 42 Musical Equip.. Radio TV 43 Sports and Hobbies 44 Miscellaneous 43 Nurseries .-.......4fi Dogs and Pets SO Poultry H . 51 Livestock ................. 52 Wanted Livestock .... 53 Hav Grain and Feed 54 Fruits & Vegetables 53 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors ...... fiO Logging Equipment ........ fit Equipment for Rent 62 Trailers 70 Parts and Accessories ..MHH. 7t Cycles and Scooters ................ 72 Cars and Trucks - 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify .............. A Business Directory B WOODWORK INQ EQUIPMENT (I) RCSAHS: Mconnu(h S4" tH; (2) Mflrthon ?4$ 0 Tmt: Yl Amf ico U 1 54"; 44" Band R- U; 345 54" Twin Horn. Band and Berlin 34& 54" Iwin Bind; Marihon ' Vartical fttuoi (HI PLANER MATCHERS - MOULDERS: Woodi 404B t Amancan 7A. 61 1". S kmfa I Yitat Ii6" I an. fa. Birtm 20" Mitcfcir, Amirican 34B 4 kmft Planar and '5 10" Mouldir; Yatai 30i6" Ooublt Surfacar. (I) BAND, CUT OFF, RIP ANO SWING SAWS: Boica Cram. Mattiwn, Irvtng toft and Yatat-Anwican. OTHER EQUIP: Marfan 10 Track Nalm Michint, Yatti Amancan Continuaut Fiid Clua lamtar; Bloan; Hanchatt, Cof ind A'mitroni Grinding Rotm Eqmomtnt. SAWMILL Hud Rifi, Carriifi. Sho(un; Edcr, Timber ti Lag Lilts; Hf Lof Loidar, Huiti: Dorma of Motari, Rot lr 4 Cftvryor Chun; Lumbar Rolls: Co"toi; Off Kiln Trci; Htctncal, Pumps, pi mi many pthir i tarns, Aurfion Hrinhttre LOS ANOCLES IS, CALIF. Wf. 1-iMl OAKLAND, CALIF. TC. 4-7242 PORTLAND, ORfOON CA. 24191 1 pr In World of Guided Missile Ancient Methods Still Exist Slie was on her knees, bind ing over the edge of the etna bank, raising and lowering from the darkwater a colorful cotton dress. Occasionally she pounded the garment on a nearby stone thai jutted out from the bank. By her side was a pile of dry clothes as yet unwashed. The water she wrung from the gar ments was brown as ink, col ored by the juices of the cy press trees. It would seem that the choc olate colored water would Im part some of its darkness to the clothes. But apparently it docs not, for the dresses seem ed clean and bright. The Indian woman hung the washed garments on the brandies of a nearby tree. And all this was happening now, In this year of the guid ed missile and the earth-circling satellite. Open Fire Cooking When this Seminole woman finishes the family wash, she will return to the camp and prepare dinner for her family over an open fire. There are no electric power lines etch ing their tracery against the sky. What ironing the clothes will receive will be the straightening effect of t h e wind that blows. And what Thornton Rules on Gas Tax Refunds Salem - IUP1) - Unclaimed gasoline tax refunds revert to a special Oregon highway fund and must be used for specific highway purposes, Ally. Gen. Robert Y. Thorn ton said Friday in an opinion for a legislative interim com mittee. Thornton told the Commit tee on Natural Resources that there is no circumstance un der which refunds would go to the common school fund, or become part of the state general fund. ASTORIA DAMAGED Astoria -lliPli- Astoria lost a cannery building and part of an airplane hangar in Fri day's storm that caused an estimated $300,000 damage in Clateop county. Ferries were unable lo operate. LEASE OPTION 3 Bedroom Home plus Den, Wall to Wall Carpet, Fireplace, Electric Heat 3A Acre $115.00 OPEN TODAY 1 to 4 P.M. 1176 Ross Lane NO LIMIT NO RESERVE PUBLIC AUCTION $2 MILLION INSTALLATION! - ONE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED PLANING AND SAWMILL OPERATIONS IN THE WEST! UTE MODEL EQUIPMENT! SOME HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS FINE SAWMILL EQUIPMENT! SUPER MOOCL GANG SAW, 34" v 24", with pnaumilfe pftsi rolfi, ISO h p. molar, M 0. Sit. 2S h p. Chtppir. Gin Siw Cirriaia, air and llaclric controls. SUMNER 40 It. All Statl Block 72" Carrlaft, aloe, sat works. 100 Tl. Cirriifa Rail (Nl W 191.0) w300 h p. B.R, tnotof dn; 640 KW Ganaialor, ALUS CHALMIRS 10 ft. fland Mill Head Rif with G . 300 h p, slip ring motor dnvt. Mf RSHON 84" Virtlul Bind Rasaw, 125 h p. motor dnvi. SUMNtft 27 Tl. Rimn Lin Bir. PACIfIC Siw Tro ft" I M" Edfar; 10" 72" Bull tdir: Sumnar 4." I 20 Ponf f dar with drim. PRCSCOTT 4! ft. Z2-Sa Trlmmar with rirl Itblt; Pfiscotl I. pi ?!' J 5. Siw trlfir, COMPUTr FILING ROOM. Worlhinlnn, Sullivan ind I R 2Stifi Air Compratwri. COMTIEIE SAWMILL ANO LOG RONO EQUIPMENT. All Steal Tram Lvi Roll CasS, U((i numbtf of Iranilar Units. Cham, Complat Eltctncil throuhout plant; Tremandout numbtr of Gair Htid Motors and Drivii. ROLLING STOCK: Ut Lumhir Carntri, ?0,000 and .10,000 tip.; () Hnttr ForkMts; Trttcti; AC Motor Patrol; No'lhwost Modll fl Cnwltr Crana. Cat. D 1 1000 infina: Lorain A Ya'd Cnnp wBuda 6 l. in tnima, SO ft. booms. MANY OTHER ITtMS. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TOP PLANING MILL EQUIPMENT PLANERMATCHERS: Station. Rest Mdl B 16 AS " I 16". U-kmfa, 7) hp. drim on lop, bo I torn, euliida. profila haads. vandnva fiad rolls, tomplttt control panal; Stalson Ross 3 Cont Pmuppla toad Tibia: Amincin 7A flinar and M'Mriian Doubla Pmuppla ltd labia. BREAKDOWN: Moor 5 Arm Trpc M Sraesdown Mont. H O, staal frami; Moor 54" 4 Arm Lumbar Stackar, ill still super strwetura, air conlroli, itc. TRIMMER; Horitkota Trpo .12 ft. 7 im Tnmmar. all still const., Indiv. 5 h p. motors, Ross viim. sptid control valval, fiid tibli. itc. SAWS: (?) Irvinflon Modal 7h Huta Trims, S b p. motnrs; Minhon 54" Vartieil Rmd Rtsiw; Ytlit G 2 Sill fidm Rip; Irtmiton Madil i Smnf Siwi. GRINDING ROOM; Armitronf 16" A'lto, Circlo Band Saw Sr..-units; Stratchir Roilv Lfvlm Sfocki, Haad Gnndtrs. Matchar and Planar Haads TR A NITER UNITS ft LIVE ROLL CASES; Sotting tibia Trmsfiri, All Still Trout Convaynrf tit OTHER EQUIPMENT: 75 h p Comprassor: 75' i 75' All Sfaaf fturnar; Moon Sdi Puilar; 8nars: Motor Orivii, Elactncol lhrouhout Plinn M-H, Tool Crib ind Shop Equ.omant. 119 ACRE INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY AT AUCTION ArlOtni Hfhav 10L . fmprovad with Offiri Ritlldinf nd fir tor Buildmfl MILTON J. WERSHOW, R.l Estata BrohorAucliomor Sond Tor fro circular- Inoptcl Wookdpyt 10-4 MILTON J. WERSHOW CO., Auctioneers Ontnf Amtrlea't Farimon Autttofl ttrmi 721IMtlrMi.wr i IMI 1?!IL,TI4 7J2 IMI W.ftk- tl Milt Hi .lti 41 Cilll. mu.rj, e.ll. PKIIMt t, Oriiix Small Worlds Around Us By LYNN M. WATKINS Register and Tribunt Syndicate 1962) food is cooked will come from the burning of lugs. To her while sisters, t h e washing clothes on a smooth rock or the cooking of a rml over a campfirc is doing sim ple tasks the hard way. But the Seminole woman is 'tc complishing it in the way her mother taught her. To her the building of a cookfire is a fine arc. The cooking fire is not just a pile of logs piled haphazardly on the ground and ignited. It fol lows a pattern developed by many generations of Indian forefathers. The use of matches to start the fire is a modern touch, b'lt the log arrangement that will furnish the most heat was de cided on a hundred or more years ago. The logs are ar ranged like spokes in a wheel, butt-ends together. Moving the logs in increases the fire; pti'l ing them out decreases the heal. The Indian woman can control the fire, low or high, depending on what or how fast she wants to cook. Flickering Campfire When the cooking is com pleted and the sun has gone from the Everglades, the world is dark. The campfire flickers In the gathering dark ness. Different from the cook-fire or the campfire is the council fire. For around this, great decisions are made . . , not in a smoke-filled room, but in the office of the great out doors. Here no electric light brightens the scene . . only the flickering fire that blazes and dies down. It drives the shadows back, only to allow them to come rushing in again as the fire dies a little. At the edge of the shadowy area, between the light and the dark, the men of the tribe debate the issue. The lesser folk wait in the shadows while the "wise ones" make the de cision. For it is the leaders who sit in the light close to where the council fire casts its brightest glow. C Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS We arc unable adequately lo ex press our apnrerintlon of the many acls or kindness hestowed - uoon us during our recent, be- reavenient. To the many friends who so willingly helped us with comforting words and beautiful floral pieces, we sincerely offer our thanks. THE FAMILY OF GEORGE JOHN PROM Phone 773-1911 TUES. Jt WED. OCT. 23-24 STARTING 10 A.M. By Order nf Ownrm A.C. DUTTON LUMBER CORP. ELK VALLEY ROAD CRESCENT CITY, Cal. l-LODGE NOTICES Medford Lodge No. 83 lOOK. meets Tuesday, Oct. lfi at R p.m. Visi tors welcome. Refresh ments. :k Adams. N. G. Medford Bodies, Scottish Rite, .Monday, Ovt. 15, H2. 8 00 P M Ninth de gree. Refreshments. Visit ing Brethren welcome. Fred A Purdin. Secret. Try t-SPECIAl CLUB EVENTS ROGUE VALLEY HERB SOCIETY BAKED FOOD SALE BAZAAR SILVER TEA Girl's Community Club Tuesday, Oct, 16 U-riO a m to fi p m 3 PERSONAL ROOF SPECIAL 20 OFF ON APPLIED ROOF Approx. 12.(100 so., tl. whole rilciT5 over Mock, first line com position BhinclcK. Call now; won't last long. GENE SCHMELZER 535; 1324 EXPERIENCED secretary will Ho l.vpinfi dictaphone transcrip tion at home. Any amount ac ceptable. Will pick up and de- liver. 772-H104. VOTERS on Nov-6 VOTE for THREE State Representatives from Jackson Co. BRANCHF1KLD. DELLENBACH & DUMAS (Pd. Pol. Adv. by Jackson Co. Republican Women, M, Denman, Treas.) 104 Geneva, Medford. Ore. "Ginger" New Owner of Ida's Beautv Sa lon, 880 Stewart Ave, Special personalized service & all work guaranteed. Will welcome Ladies with thin, fine or problem hair, Closed Mondays. 773-3130 ALDRICH Trailer Park, under new management, adults only, modern spaces for rent, Automa tic laundry, cement patios, paved Irceui, city bus service, lovelv view. 773-3382 or 773-44H4 for reservations, 4425 Jacksonville "wy. AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? If age driving record. un insured accident, financial re sponsibMity filing, etc. Is making; it dirtlcult tor you to sccuri proper Insurance, see us Con venient monthly Installment Don Stathos Insuror. 1005 E. Main, Med lord 773-Uti58. Open Mon, jfcTu.es 'til yp.m ! JACKSONVILLE DENTAL LAB"" Dentures repaired while you wait aurMOjl 809-1550 HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See Wayne Medford. Ha enn arrange a loan for you from $30 to $1500, on furniture, automo bile or salary. LAURENTIDE FINANCE COUP. 123 W, Main 772-6201 J a 1 TO SERVE YOU Crater Title "Locally 510 West 6th ... in dependable title service. JAOKSON COUNTY TITLE 00, YOUR LOCALLY OWNED TITLE COMPANY 121 East Sixth Street Phone 773-4551 TITLE INSURANCE ESCROWS Jackion County'. Oldest and Most Reliable Title Company Etiablithed 1885 3-PERSONAL MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio, !I4 Fluhrer Bld 772-Utill ANYONE having a drinking prob lem is welcome at the Med! A Group of Alcoholic's Anonym' i 8:31) pin. Tucs. tc Sat. rear ol 212 N. Oakdale. 773-JB48. AN Anon Group 1st & 3rd, Tuci.. SAVE S S by the HUNDREDS ON YOUR DREAM HOME Finish It Yourself! $025 Per- scr (Mi"- Jm 350 sq. ft.) can frame and sheath in all ext. walls. Price includes all those Items: 1. Normal Excavating. (Lot must be reasonably level, max, 5 grade). 2. Normal Fill (1 yd. per 100 sq. ft.). 3. Typical Footing. 4. 4" reinforced slab. 5. All outer wall studding. 6. Door & Window optn- ings to your spec, 7. Exterior walls sheathed in (ply or insulation board). , 8. Ceiling joists. 9. Gablt roof (Trusstype, max. overhang) (18", 3-12 pitch). 10. Roof sheathing. 11.3 tab shingle roof (comp. 215 lb.). FOR FURTHER DETAILS CALL LEE HOLT, Builder 664-1500 First bid or last Comparable rates on all phases of construction JAMES DeCOURCET Vice Presidenf Jim Is a fourteen year resident of this area. Graduate of Idaho Law School and ad mitted to Idaho, California and Oregon Bar, Jim and his wife, Lois, have three children, Jim, Susy and David. Fishing Is Jim's hobby. Insurance Co. Owned" Phone 772-5264 ST.