Southern Oregon N ew s Review, Thun*. A ugust 14, 1Ô47
tie
p icture of the successful NOTICE OF F IN A L HEARING co u rt has fixe d .Monday, Sept. 29,
R obert E. Low e ol W .Ilia n s
io m e C irc u it C o u rt o l the 1847 at 10 o’clock A. M. and the
youn , Am erican. H i is m oderate­
Eii-ld, Arizona, I in aient v i i -
o l Oregon lo r Jackson co u rt room o f said co u rt at M ed­
ly
• i rani, m eaning s lig h tly in- State
in . no p ire:
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r®® and 1» C ounty.
it I. ,w, , an i
i. li-ii^.'. "B ob
. «ne M atter of the Estate o l ford, Oregon as the tim e and
is a I’ -kO ji i plane Inspector anu new ad d itio n to the Jacksonville •"» ex-G, I., m em ber of the usual .«.».»■ .«cr.ey, Deceased.
place fo r the hearing of any ob­
Public schools is ne.inng com lodges, and clubs,
w e ll-kn o w n ,
pecinli -I.
lo t i L n E u i
J v ^ u jections there m ay be to said re ­
Talent, Aug. 14 Funeral aer-
M r, and '.‘d is. B u i B a it who pletion. Stuccoing i - - h i e <•! j
• r< p e ctid .
t. «..« .n t unoersigneu nas idea p o rt and settlem ent thereof.
viich wer<* In-Ill M unday ut 2 p in
Live
he n spending the
past the b u il-iin g w ill » • '»in- th is ' O t ol a c h a i sky he discovers .1 r i...a> account in ta u t coui t
Grace H. C ham berlain, Execu­
ul
I he C hurch «if C h ris t
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three months in P ortland navi week and there i
trix
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rt
has
fix
.d
Mone.«.;
I 'in ir l street In M edford tu r Mrs.
*»«. ...uc. ia, 1947 at ten o Icock
n tin tied limue.
P i .«. ty p ic a l a c iin ix iu » ' ol toe Scot-
ing
to
do
on
the
m-
( ’h u rlra E s li-. ,wh<> passed invuv
' i. Ifcng'l h-W»-lsh-Fr» irh -iris h - ctc.- ......... unu me co u rt room of sau
M r and Mrs. Jh-nry Mason nt moms, it w ill l><- co
M r. and Mrs. Paul Keyser o l
hi tin- Crescent C ity H ospitnl,
u r i a i ,ue nor i, Oregon, a- Hi.
P ortland who have been v is ltilif. tim e foi the fa ll school term .
I etc., of w hich 10'i'r Am ericans
P ortland arc here fo r a week a t­
I ’ i i ( iiv nt ft a.in.
i
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«.no
piace
fo
r
hearing
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.
relatives and freinds in the val-
This new a d d itio n in ciu d 1 «n made. F rom here on the plot u. i / o u je ciio ru th e r j m ay uc t tending the Shakespearean fe s ti­
I .« i . ' i rend M aurice T isdi-I, 1-y the past week re tu rn e d t bowers and dressing rooms, m us­ •
.c< o » -cu r'. i;a - discovery -1« report and settlem ent thei
val. M r. K eyser is w ith the P ark
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«»I Ini- church, o fllc ia tc d th e ir home The Masons art' fo u n ­ ic room and three clar.i i •'■»
f his .Negroid ancestor becomes of.
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epartm ent o f th a t c ity and M rs
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I -ill i i
U llil
..t in ,4
h lld 1
der residents of Talent.
n ohscM-ion io him and his
and w ill gn tlv expand f iu llit h
Keyser was active in the form er
. i ict H adfield, E xecutrix.
-,
I. i n i>,cut S u .- n url '■ 1,11 Mrs. Belle Slevans w ho has
/it- r r t e r u n d e r a
change
fo r the grade o-hool
7.31 4t. Shakespearian C lub there.
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(' i c o i .
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■ ,ii I i. «-it tra v e lin g in C a lifo rn ia foi
that makes i t hard fo r the reader
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i . I ■ I In i |i; ,o , 1.1 I
M ETHODIST CHURCH
.um l' tim e returned to Talent
to fo llow . 'The question: Is Kings- NOTICE OF FIN A L H EARING
R ive r v u ll y and Southern C ull | Mote lay.
Robert M cllvenna, Pastor
IN T H E C IR C U IT C OURT OF
blood a com plete fo o l— or a hero?
form a fo r the past (¡2 years an !
9:45 C hurch school.
M r. and .dis Robert S m ith on»'
Being all to hum an, he cannot T H E S T A T E OF OREGON FOR
were Wi ll know n and had m um I •on, Richm ond, C a lifo rn ia , li ft foi
keep q u ie t fo r long, and adm its JA C K S O N C O U N TY.
11:00 A. M. M orning w orship.
friends mid re la tiv . s hen-.
tin i- home a fte r v l dtlng several
In the M a tte r of the Estate of Theme, “ A R eligion Adequate".
p u b lic a lly th a t he is “ colored,”
F ra n k Reed. M rs. W ayne W a t­ That tears it. He finds him se lf E lizabeth D. Palm er, Deceased.
lays w ith M r. and M rs. Forest
M usic in charge rtf Mrs. McGee.
Mrs. K in g
Bremen tun, Wash­ Steiger.
kin s , M i. a n il M rs, A r t W isn e i eventua
________ lly
____
an _______
outcast ____
and ~_______
pariah, j Notice is hereby given th a t the
5 p.m. Vespers at the park.
ington Is v is itin g her sister uml
M r. and Mrs. I>-i- Johnson of and John w ent to the h u ckle b cri y , or no o ther reason than th a t he undersigned has file d her fin a l
Wed. 7:30. P rayer and study led
b ro th e r in law ,M r. and M r- Tom the T alent M arket are the par- j m ountain Sunday. Don t r u s h , |,a8 disclosed his "disgrace” in account in said co u rt and the by L. P. L in n .
Bell thy week.
| ents of a baby boy born Sunday over to the Winners fo r H uckle- I pUj,Jic. In order to satisfy his
Mrs. V ince Pop and daugh ter u t the C o m m u n ity H ospital in b erry pie, yo u ’ll be out o f luck own cu riosity, he makes a fu ll-
le ft last w eck fo r Los Angeles,Ashland. The boy has becn riarn-
fo r they got very few berries and j hearted uttem pt to meet and un-
t a lifo rn ia tu vl.xit her parents.
cd Robert I«ee.
i eport th y are ve ry scarce.
derstand Negros o f his own
town. There, as a w hite, he meets
About That August filft
the same rebuffs th a t he Is get-
! tin g fro m the v/hites as a black
i f Sardonyx
By V erne A thena*
It seeems th a t never the tw a in
i
f Peridot
Lew is Cuts Sw ath w ith Latest ^Lall meet.
AT THE
<<»vel. (K ingsblood Royal by Sin-
M r. L e w is’ solution to the pro-
Rings are the answer
I..1I- Lewis, Random, $3.00,
blem of K ingsblood is an ln-
Being a person of great lite r- volved solution, and perhaps the
SP O N SO R E D BY
ry perception I cannot a llo w my only possible w ay to end his book, j
u itu ra l modesty to keep me fro m i A t least, in the last dozen pages;
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a d m ittin g th a t I have discovered of his book, he fo r the fir s t tim e ,
in
the
novel
allow
s
a
fe
w
of
the
f
t
a great S in cla ir Lew is novel. I
I {
am not a Lew is fan, b u t I have tru ly heroic a ttrib u te s of his
characters
come
to
the
fore.
read and enjoyed several I«ewls
M USIC COM M ENCES 9 00 P. M.
novels. I ’m not sure I enjoyed
TA LEN T
OREGON
As N e il K ingsblood fin d s h im ­
K IN G S B LO O D R O Y A L.
self a v ic tim o f race violence, he
M3 East M ala
•
For one th in g it draw s too clear is perm itted to fin d a p itifu lly
Ashland, Oragoa
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and g rim a p icture of life as it is. few reasoning beings among his
T rue, most w rite rs emphasize by friends and aquaintances, Lew is
W atch R epair and E ngraving
exaggeration, and L e w is " & not offers no so lution to the race
exception. BUT, his story of question— he w o u ld be a fool if
m an’s in h u m a n ity to man is just he did—.but he does a llo w a ray
L tt th t
as pointed and deadly as any " A ll of hope to enter. I predict that
Q uiet On The W estern F ro n t."
his novel w ill cause a few heads
The
story
concerns
one
N
eil
to ro ll. I also th in k It w ill make
Be Your Second Car
Kingsblood, a ty p ic a lly innocuous a few people fig h tin g mad. I f
Com e in at your c o n v en ien ce and see this new , m odern
red-blooded A m erican boy w ith this novel is not burned in at
m ethod of transportation. M akes 90 m iles to the gallon w ith
a fa ir ly responsible position in least one tow n square d u rin g the
A Briggs Stratton i •'» H. P. eeigine. F luid D rive for a
the local bank. He is happily next six m onths I w ill be very
com fortable ride.
m arried, fa th e r o f an adorable surprised.
blonde daughter, and a ll in a ll j
— I George H arpham and fa m ily
have returned fro m Coos Bay
and are b u ild in g an ap.nrtment on
70 East
Beach street.
Oregon
Main
New Addition Will
lie Ready This Fall
TA LE N T NEW S
Service« Held For
Mrs. Charles Estes
TALENT TOPICS
WORRIED?
ANOTHEB FÛPULAR DANCE
COVER TO COVER
Talent City Hall
MOOSE LOIK.E NO. 178, MEDFORD
Saturday, August 16th
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Our
favorite letter
to you
A small fire can result
in' a big loss o f profits
due to a long shutdown.
As a rule th is cover­
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?qual amount o f Fire In­
surance.
Your profit dollar is
as big as your invest­
ment dollar.
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THAT’S PERRINE’S CLOTHES
In a few more weeks, the school bell w ill be ring­
ing. You’ll want your children to make a won­
derful im pression that all-im portant first day of
school . . . and you ’ll want the clothes they wear
to last the season . . . you ’ll find the answer to
their clothes problem at . . .
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Buy for Less
On th e Plaza
Protect It!
Starts Ilka this: "W e w ill soon have facilities
to care for your telephone service” . . . So far
this year we were able to send out these letters
to thousands of people— provide 125,000 more
telephones for western homes and businesses.
But meanwhile thousands of new orders came
in, which await their proper turn.
ENGLE &
SINGMASTER
IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y
Ashland Hotel Bldg. Mi. 4-81
Ashland, Oregon
YOU
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ARE I U U S U FFE R IN «
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FLOOR FURNACE
Ralph A. Foster
U nion
If you’re w aitin g for such a letter, we want
Thera w ill still be a delay— in some cases a
ou to know we’re speeding this year’s record-
reaking construction program for the Pacific
Coast States . . . new buildings, central office
equipment, wires and cables. . . about two hun­
dred million dollars worth o f the things needed
to bring service to everyone who wants it.
long delay— before we can take care of all who
want telephone service. But we are hurrying the
day when our Sen-ice Representatives w ill again
he able topromise you a telephone the day you
want it. Th at’s our g o a l. . . and we’re working
all-out to achieve it.
£
Naw Warhlng Dallar* . . . M illion* of
naw dollar* needed to build building*
and buy new equipment to meet the
public demand for more telephone* and
■ore service do not come from tele-
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Now Costs So Little!
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Station
237 East M ain St.
Ashland, Oregon
Taka it easy—atop fire-
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N o fuel to carry, no ashes
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heat at low cost. Listed by
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See ual
C o le m a n
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phone bills. New dollars coma from
people who are willing to put their sav­
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enough to attract these new working
dollars.
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