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Newspaper Page TextI! 11 'It REDWOOD GROVE BURNS - This aerial Calif. The fire is a mile east of Highway photo shows a forest fire burning in a prime 101 on McGarvey creek south of Klamath redwood grove 50 miles north of Eureka, and has covered 220 acres. (UPI) Orders for Filing Subdivision Plats Signed by Orders for the filing of plats for two subdivisions in the Medford area were signed by the Jackson county court at the Monday meeting, called because of inability of court members to attend a meeting on the regular Friday date. Filed with the county re corder are the plats for Splen dor View subdivision, located in the area of Archer dr., Ala mar st. and Rio St.; and for Broadlands sub division, lo cated between Fairlane dr. and Griffin Creek rd. and south of South Stage rd. The court signed a lease with John McCabe of Med iord for a storage area in the Chrystal company building at 301 North Fir street for stor age of surplus foods. The lease for one year provides for rent payments of $270 a month. An appeal-from Charles A. Goddard seeking redemption of his property being adver tised for tax sale, was heard by the court and taken undej advisement. T. E. Thompson of Ashland came before the court asking for a waiver of the license fee Portland Woman Wins Gold Brick Portland-UPIl-A man called Mrs. Jeanetle Brearley -Sunday and wanted to know where he could deliver her $50,000 gold brick. "If you don't want the gold brick you can pick up $50,000 cash from the Bank of Mon treal," he added. "You won It on a $1 ticket in the Cal gary Stampede drawing." Mrs. Brearley said she bought the ticket when she went to Calgary for a family reunion last week. It wasn't her first winning. A jingle in a 1947 flour mill contest won her a new auto. A man at the Bank of Mon treal told her she could spend the money in Canada and not have to pay any taxes, but she thinks she'll take a trip to the Orient instead. "In fact, I might go all the way around the world. The way 1 feel now I wouldn't even need a plane." iannn Rite, ARMLESS COUPLE WEDS-Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rcvcllctc, both born armless, pose for their wedding picture following a ceremony near Live Oak, Fla. Revellete i from Klamath Falls 0. (UPU LIP I 6 - Court for one day's performance of the Cody Pioneer circus, which is being sponsored by the Ashland IOOF lodge for July 26. The request was granted. The yearly report from the Jackson county sheriff's office was reviewed. It showed a total of $8,438,148,44 collected in taxes for the year of June 30. 1962, to June 30, 1963. Report of J. Chris Hagler, dog control officer, revealed a balance of $12,563.18 in the dog control fund as of July 3, 1963, and a balance in the general fund Of $9,446.00 During June there were 470 cases handled by the officer. Of this number, 107 were dogs picked up and 107 dogs brought in. There were 228 cat cases handled, with 159 destroyed. There were 129 dogs destroyed, according to the report. Dog bite cases handled by the dog control officer numbered 11. Under the miscellaneous pickups made by the dog control staff two coons and six skunks were listed. The control officer turned in 39 overdue dog license ci tations to the district attorney for collection during the month, he reported. Northwest Due Cool Temperatures Washington-(UPI)-The weatn er bureau forecasts below nor mal or normal temperatures for most of the eastern half of the nation during the next 30 days. The bureau predicts below normal temperatures for the Pacific Northwest and north ern Rocky Mountain stales, and above normal in the southwest central plains and upper Great Lakes. Subnormal rainfall was forecast for the southwestern states and the upper Great Lakes and east Gulf states. Above normal rainfall is ex pected In the Northwest and from the Appalachian Moun tains to the Atlantic Coast. Elsewhere, rainfall will be near norma, the bureau earn. i ' Of 40 Per Cent of Festival Capacity Sold by Mid-July Ashland - By mid-July, 40.1 of the Oregon Shake spearean Festival's 1963 full season capacity has been sold, Festival officials noted. Opening night for the Shakespearean Festival is July 24 in Ashland. Even though this leaves nearly 60 per cent of the total availability yet to be reserv ed, patrons have been urged by General Manager William Patton to complete their the ater plans as early as possible. Opening night is sold out, but good seating remains for all other performances. Current figures indicate that advance sales are still running ahead of last year and close to the all-time record year of 1961, when 47,734 persons filled the Elizabethan Theater to 99 per cent of its 42-night capacity. Because 1963 productions will run for a longer period of time than ever before, 46 nights compared to 44 nights last year, it is Impossible to parallel percentages with complete accuracy; but the totals do give valid evidence of brisk early sales, officials noted. Compara to Past At this same time in 1961, $52,753 worth of reservations had been made, $44.8 per cent of full-run capacity. Last year, in July, $43,849 had been tab ulated, 34 per cent of the po tential. Mail orders, Ashland window sales, and the branch box office network all Indi cate a rising interest in the Festival's 23rd season of Shakespeare under the Ore gon stars. Meantime, rehearsals have entered their final phases. Technical and costume crews are working around the clock to mount the four plays in time for, four sucessive open ing nights: July 24 through 27. Following the four pre mieres, the repertory will then rotate nightly until Sep tember 7. Ticket inquiries may be made by writing "Shake speare," Ashland, Ore., or by visiting a branch agency. Tickets in this area are avail able at Mann's Department store. Sam Wilderman Becomes Democrat Portland -IUPU- Former state representative Sam Wilder man today changed his regis tration from Republican to Democrat. Wilderman's switch cli maxed a long feud within the Republican party which re sulted in refusal of a Multno mah county convention to en dorse him for reelection in 1962. He subsequently was beaten In the party primary. Wilderman blamed the "John Birchcrs within the Republican party" for his dif ficulty. "When the Birchers took over the Young Republicans at their convention in San Francisco, that was the final straw," Wilderman said. He handled publicity for such Republican figures as the late Douglas McKay, Guy Cordon, Alt L a n d o n and Thomas E. Dewey in Oregon PRESSES FOR REPORT London - UPti - The British government will press the United Nations for an early report on allegations the United Arab Republic used poison gas in Yemen, Lord Prit.v Cas! VAwmrA tlnatu lalrl 'Monday. MEDFORD Elks Pick Condon Man for Position San Francisco (UPD Ron ald J. Dunn, 60, of Oneida, N.Y., Monday was elected Grand Exalted Ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Or der of Elks at their 99th Grand Lodge convention here. Dunn was unopposed. Also elected unanimously was G. B. Urlie, Condon, Ore., Grand Esteemed Lecturing Knight. Installation of the new offi cers will take place at the closing session Thursday morning. Crewel Pillows Embroider this pretty pair in 2 strands crewel wool or 4 strands 6-strand cotton. P o p u lar crewel pillows! Easy stitches - chain, French knots, outline, running stitch. Pattern 7097: transfer 11-inch square motif, round 3 to 3'4. THIRTY FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern - add IS cents for each pattern for first-class mailing and special handling. Send to Alice Brooks, Medford Mail Trib une, Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, ZIP CODE, PATTERN NUM BER. 1963's Biggest Needlecraft Show stars smocked acces sories - it's our new Needle craft Catalog! Plus over 200 fresh-to-you designs to knit, crochet, sew, weave, embroi der, quilt. Plus free pattern. Send 25c now! Pace-Setter SIZES 10-18 9212 The pullover sets the pace with a fresh-as-sea-air look a-lop the slim skirt. Wonder ful in cotton or linen, all one color or with contrast. Printed Pattern 9212: Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16. 18. Size 16 requires 4 yards 35-inch fabric. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern - dd 15 cents for each pattern inr first class mailing and .fecial handling. Send to Marian Martin, Med ford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZIP CODE. SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. CLIP COUPON FOR 50c FREE PATTERN in big, new Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog, just out! 354 design ideas. Send 50c for Catalog. Jk j MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ' ' "pgr" . - " gC't.fa.oS t. . in. i.i, . m. 7-IS "When we get to the beach, take off those sun glasses you got in the Classified Ads - so I can see where you're looking:" Bees Work Hard To Air Condition Their Hot Hivas Actually, we have enjoyed mechanical air conditioning for a relatively short time. Mother Nature has used a pretty good system of cooling for uncounted centuries. She was using it ages before man appeared on this earth and is still doing so. The sign that reads; "It's 20 degrees cooler inside," is an inviting bit of information to a person when the temperature is high and a comfortable feeling when we enter such a place. Visualize, for a moment, a beehive in the direct rays of a summer sun. Did you ever wonder how the tiny insects could and work in what would seem to be an oven? It would seem that such a heat would liquify the stored honey if nothing was done to bring down the temperature. Perhaps you have never given it a thought. However, the bee keeper has made no provision for ventilating the hive as the bees themselves take care of this human over sight In a most satisfactory manner. Bees have been air conditioning their homes for millions of years. Complicated Organisation Within the hive is a very complicated organization. The bee colony is systematically set up so that every individual of the. swarm works for the betterment of the commun ity. Divided into workers, guards, egg producers, and en gineers, all personnel cooper ate as one unit. When the summer sun beats relentlessly on the hive, the sole purpose of the work er bees becomes the ventila tion of the structure. It is their job to keep a current of fresh air moving to every part of the hive, all day and all night If necessary. The stationary insects, the workers, fan their wings rap idly, creating a current of air with each line of bees push ing the air to the next line, until the air of the entire hive is in motion. Thermostatic Control As the temperature rises outside, the wing beat of the bee motors accelerates to a high crescendo. If the air with out cools, the fanning dimin ishes. Therefore, the bees themselves maintain some sort of thermostatic control to maintain a constant tempera ture. The work Is arduous. The Committee To Hear Rights Testimony Washinuton-aiPU-Two cabi net member, and Alabama Gov. George Wallace went be fore senators today to testify on President Kennedy's civil Fights program. Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken nedy was called to the Senate Judiciary Committee, headed by Sen. James O. Eastland (D-Miss.) for questioning on the full civil rights package before Congress. Labor Secretary W. Wil lard Wirtz was lead-off wit ness for a subcommittee hear ing on the President's bid to expand the manpower re training act to help Negroes find jobs. And Wallace, who Monday blasted the President s pro posals and demanded he be voted out of the While House, returned to the Senate Com merce Committee for the sec ond day. The committee is considering the program's public accommodations fea ture, which would guaraniee free access to privately owned businesses open to the public. OREGON Small Worlds Around Us By LYNN M. WATKINS (Register and Tribune Syndicate, .963, little fanners tire and wear out their wings; then others step into their places and fresh air continues to replace the stagnant air of the hive. Many men have spent their lives studying the habits of the honey bee, and they have made many startling discover ies. There are hundreds of questions, however, pertain ing to the history of bee life, which still do not have ready answers. These tiny insects, which are one of mankind's benefactors, possess many un known characteristics which, if revealed, may assist future humans to better understand some of the mysteries of all living things. There is no sign on the "marquee" of a beehive prom ising inside comfort, but we know that by a high degree of instinct or intelligence the busy little bee has solved the problem of air conditioning. They could truthfully adver tise, If they wished, that it actually Is many degrees cool er inside. 13 Wmt4 T Stilt DATHY f.rm oit tliir!. 17 flxii.rl.mi., ?C7'7tli. yar, WANTI'P: house, l worn . murm .wllh tot hop. Pihf.rr.frly . tilff or nmk , ot- WANrrn to i.kaf) n trini X.illn. Oliio. Bid opnln . 1:P0 p.m t BH T f hoy. i, Y'tr Intorm.tHn I Ana Ir.mt rail -iro i: writ OCNKIUI. HKIiVlt'Kil AJIN IHTIUTION', i'ublm IJulMtno. mi-vlc. 441 I!. 8, I'. O. ITthw Onclnr.ull f Dfclo. 3!l-a!C"J l.iny I.-'-! 14 IuiImm Ouporttftttiti A.'IKHT'tv;i: i,.,.r oil room BDt. up .at n'.rar.e.) or nnfurnijr.etf Mnwi, carport. 21 honta. Ht, LaWCr duDtal. 1 lilronm Pit aptewil. Ph. DR IKflO or DR 2 - ( I. ton r.il t b4Mom. uniliyr floor heat, c.rm!r t,.lh Ml munih. ( n.ia I'Jion 37I.H:9l. ZOOK BtllODlCM INC HOUSES AVAILABLE NOW (I Q S rV,;U'v p ' DIAL 772-61 41 w jss, i t;? - rl ,?.T2?v i i1i VV MAkw6Kir(" I W, tnd. St., S room. bumcnt frttt. 179 per month. 9mAf1itmhmm.AI CLASSIFIED PERSONAL Lodge Notice I Special Club Notice 3 Personal 3 Lost and Found 4 Instruction! ............ S Wanted Mala Help .. , 10 Wanted Female Help Male or Female Help 13 Wanted Situations 13 Wanted Mlscellaneoui 14 Financial & Loam 15 REAL ESTATE For Rent House . 30 For Rent Apartment .. 31 For Rent Furnished Roonu .. 33 Rent Roomi and Board 23 For Rent Miscellaneous, 34 Wanted To Rent ,....33 Medford Realty Board 30 For Sal Real Estate 31 Business Opportunities - - 33 Wanted Real Estate 33 AD DIRECTORY FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies - 40 Appliances 41 Furniture . 43 Musical Equip., Radio, TV 43 Sports and Hobbies h-44 Miscellaneous ....... 46 Nurseries ,., 46 Dors and Pets - SO Poultry 31 Livestock .. ,52 Wanted Livestock M Hay. Grain and Teed . 94 Fruits 3 Vegetables 33 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors 0 Logging- Equipment 61 Equipment For Rent .. 03 Trailers 70 Parts and Accessories ,., 1 Cycles and Scooters 73 Cars and Trucks - 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify A MONDAY ONLY Business Directory b LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS No. 03-445-L IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE Or OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY JAMES CHAPPELEAR Plaintiff, vs. CLIFFORD A. NEPHEW, Defendant. TO CLIFFORD A. NEPHEW, the above named defendant : IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you In the above entitled cause within four week from the date of the first publication of this Summons and if you fail to so appear and answer said Complaint for want thereof ! plaintiff will take Judgment against you in the sum of $3300.00 together with interest thereon at the rate of per annum from October 33, litf?. until paid, and for plaintiff's costs and disburse ments herein to be taxed. You are further hereby notified that IS shares of Medford Veneer and Plywood Corporation evi denced by stock certificate No. 1030 and registered to your name and loan funds totalling f 3ft 10.8(1 owed to you by the said Medford Veneer and Plywood Corporation nava neen auscnea in saio cause and that plaintiff will apply to mp anove eniuien touri inr an order of sale thereof to sstlsfy any tudgmrnt thnt may be recovered iy plaintiff In laid cause. The date of the order for publi cation of this Summons Is June 24, lfifl3. The time prescribed for publication of this Summons Is once each week for four consecu tive weeks. The date of the first publication of this Summons is June 23. 10B3. Do FOREST tie HANSEN By Rusnell W. DeForent Ot Attorneys for Plaintiff P. O. Address: 328 Franklin Buildlng Mcdforrl, Oregon. lu.y Crli, I) It :-fit bUMKKfl rtunli n.U .11 Atm.mlira. X.uU'a farmer. Ft'L"S. . W Main, Xcnm, O. f)H -8l fur ll. DH 23 HoumIoM Co i. CARI.T Aim.rtcas oot ' Nrn-iU rco.r,d. KOf-ut l FKimnaJllK M03 Dm tlll a.. LAOT want. part. lima of lira a.l.. wrera. IT.'jK7. WANT to k.p pr.'tibool colli) In mr tiomt. Ivl.mi MA w.:ii tl J..l...Tlhl haul. Inr. UK J-Slllf Varloii PVaJd, WOMAN iil. liali! houa.wora for rounU, t?3'i:ll. ..n maun waKiiar. i 3 .- , a-li i paihllnir 15 -?TV wllB. y,-V(t, H. C O. Millar and So. I? r.o an bour Phon. U7-TM1 t tnllt-lB raV I(c aililr... RataMI.li.il IIH Dial CH 4-I7M K''-' " t'i: I r ,.l.r. tnrliVf il)ia A IJ - " . . ' .. 1 (, , utf, ohTXj it .v.r iiM ,; Die CMtractaf TUESDAY. JULY 16. Minimum Site: Two Lines 1 dsy per word 3 days per word.... 3 days per word. So ..2a .13o 6 days per wordI 19c 400 Jackson, Josephine and Siskiyou Counties Rata Other Aran per Word 9o Per Day By Una per Month S3 00 Box Number Service Charge aoo (Minimum Cssh Ad SOci Business Directory Each Una per momh...w..2 23 Minimum per month 6.73 Deed Line on Classified Ads 5:00 p.m. or following day, except 10 ant. tor Monday; (or Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Ltne on Display Classi fied Ada 10.-00 a m Saturday (or Sunday and Monday; 3 p m. the day before publication for Tues. through Fri. APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY THE LINK Minimum Charge .. I150 LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON LEONARD B. SKQUEIRA and NANCY K. SEQUEIRA, Plaintiffs, vs. T. J. ELLIOTT and MRS T J. ELLIOTT, his wife; THE UN KNOWN HEIRS OF T. J. EL LIOTT. ALSO all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Inter est in the real estate described in the Complaint herein. Defendants. To each, every and all of the above named Defendants: In the Name of the State or Ore gon. You. and each of you, are hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit on or before the last day of fotir weeks from the date of the first nublicntion of this Summons, and you fail so to appear and answer said Complaint, for want thereof, the Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in their Comnlaint. succinctly stated as follows, to-wit: That a decree be entered adjudicating any and all right, title, estate. Hen, or claim which you, or any of you. nave, or ciatm to nave, in, to, or upon the real property described as follows, to-wit: The Northeast quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 36 in Township 33 South. Range One East of the Wil lamette Meridian in Jackson County, Oregon. and declaring any and all such claims to be null and void: and decreeing that the said Plaintiffs re tne owners, in tee simple, nt said premises, and of the whole thereof, free and clear of any and all right, title, estate, lien and interest of each and all of ssld Defendants, and that Plaintiff's title to said premises ba forever quieted and set at rest. The date of the order for publi cation of this summons Is June 24, 1003. The time prescribed for pub lication of this Summons is once each week for four consecutive weeks. The date of the first publl cRtion of thia Summons It June 25, 1963. Harry C. Skyrman Attorney for Plaintiffs Post Office Adress: 321 Medical Center Building Medford, Oregon. 24 MlKttMtm ft Mt THIVLK Bel kill, for loll.t : tank vl, 110 n.r M f 10, LAKOK aitirlifr mailt! oil titw, u.ta i monin,. tf,i,,. . , PUPNITUtl VAIUII GOOD USBO TPADi lHl f Pc. Ltrlof Nm. lutlM tram W Wriipar l Au Watnara-Pram 1H I Pc. Ofaaita ub , Pram muvUa tiuarantatd. Balanra ilua Vi or M.tS par, waa Dial Tift J-W IP..HT7. oil. n.atlnr tot V"',l,' : al. compUt.. jjylll . All! !: -'' .MsSJ-'ki.-. T lMiartHMMWriMMMMMMMWMMM 111 51 Articles ff Stk B 7 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL HEARlNfT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOB JACKSON COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of "J- Cunningham, deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE!? ;,at. the "nderaifned has filed his final account and report In the order of the Circuit Cour Jackson County, Oregon. Probst Department, a hearing upon the same has been set for Wednesday. July 34. 1S63, in the Circuit Court Room at the Courthouse in Med ford. Jackson County, Oregon, at the hour of ft:30 o'clock A.M. All njlrann h.nin. ui--.ii thereto are hereby notifed to pre- time oeiore sucn Date of flrt ni.h1fr.xiA. tui. notice is June is. iBa.v Robert James Cunningham Executor Rnherf- K1H -. n ... ..-. if Heffernan torneyg for Executor The Med ford" Irrigation District will accent hlri nn tVi-. (aMa.,i. i " r " w tuiiun IIIM 1QUID4 ment as listed. Bids will be on an 1943 International 7 yd. Dump truck 1945 Fruehauf Equipment Trail er, with loading ramps One Horse Trailer One Centrifugal Pump. 2',i X3'.. with 2 HP motor One Chattin Ditcher One office safe One I H C. Gas Engine with re duction train. One Drag Saw One 14" Combination Table Saw with " Jointer, with motor Equipment is .tored at the Med ford Irritation District yard, at 408 Barnett Road. Bids will be opened st 10 a m . July 23, 1963. The dis trict reserves the right to reject any and all bids. J. A. Hoffbuhr Secretary Manager NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. P 127-63 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THIS STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of GUY BENSON MORRILL, Deceased. The undersigned, having been appointed Executrix of the above entitled estate b the Circuit Court of the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, and having qualified, notice is hereby given to all per sons having claims against the ssld vnn.iv in tJii'scui mem hi me 01 fice of the nnrimiriir1' titnmnv. George w. Rode. 313 Fluhref building, a South Central, Med- u, vieKun, property verinca and with proper voucher within first publication of this notice which is July 2. 1963. i Liauaia iee morriu George W. Rode Attorney at Law Fluhrer Building S rHtrat Medford. Oregon SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MATE Of OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. LUCILLE LEONA WILLIAMS, riainuii, WlLLARD FLOY WILLIAMS, Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATU OF OREGON, you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you In the) anove enmiea sun wunin tour m weeks from the dste of the lirst Fiublicatlon of this Summons, and f you fail to answer for want thereof, the Plaintiff will take a Decree of absolute divorce from the Defendant. This Summons la published by Order of the Honor able Edward C. Kelly. Judge of the Circuit Court for Jackson County, Oregon, made and dated ino z-ttn nay ot June laoj, order ing publit'Htlon thereof for four 14) consecutive and successive) weeks. First publication date. July 2nd., 1963. Sherman S. Smith. At torney lor Plaintllf. 127 N.W. '"D"- Street, Grants Pass, Oregon FREE APPLES . W btuttel f miU Grime. Ooldtm taw with nurcfuM at 1 bushel of MelMmh appltt (i fl par nunei, w ii , : Jt.CC AtfWTE'C ificraiT&Lt ORCHARD i milts E. of "flit a on Rt. 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