Southern Oregon New» Review, Ashland, Oregon, Thursday, February io , 1949
THE PHOENIX NEWS
received. The M istletoe P lunlng ■ U IT IW E Q U IT Y TO Q U IE T T IT L E
IU K M O S I
m ill, Ashlund, has donated lu m IN T i l l ’. C I M i 'U I T C D U I I T O K T H E
H T .X T K <«K O llE d O N , IN A N I» K<»lt
ber fo r the
wuinscoting
E lk T H E C O U N T Y O K J .V K H H .V
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L IT W II.L K M
m ill
IIA T T IE
Lum ber company, M edford, has I . I T M
W I I . I . K I t . Ii unhand »m l w lf.
P la in tif fs ,
donated a tru ck load of struc-
va.
P h u i'iiix, Feb. 11
The Pho«*- j tu ru l tim bers.
M A IIV H E I.M H . 11 w lfln w ; A D D IH O N
I I I . I . M H mid J A N E D O E H E I.M H . his
ntx C om m unity d u b und Y outh 1
O ther
donations Include an w i f i - , I f u iu rrlt-d und liv in g
a ll
Center held u regular executive!
know n lm lr s -u l-la w o f A D D I-
electric w a ffle iron w hich was H Hu-
O N D IIE I . M H , decennw l; O I . I V E I !
com m ittee m eeting tbix week ut
. I*. H E I.M H mid J A N E D O E H E I.M H ,
the home of A C Lew is, piettl- offered by Bussell Davis, of the I l l s w lf« . I f m a rrie d and liv in g , arid
Phoenix V a rie ty Store; a tire and th e ir reap er-live u nkn o w n h eirs, If
dent.
d e ie a s e d . A L I I E H T M I I E I . M H and
E C. C oin, picxulent of the W tube from San Jennings, a table I J A N E H O E IIE I . M H . his w ife , If
M.C.A. hoard of directors m et tennis table, Mrs. Clarence H a r m a rrie d and liv in g , and t h e ir resper--
I liv e u nkn o w n
h elra . I f
der-eused,
w ith the c lu b to give his support rison.
I I I E N I I V H H E L M S and J A N E D O E
I I E I.M H , tils w ife , I f m a rrie d and
und to encourage the endeavors
Plans ure being made for a p a r i liv in g , and th e ir re s p e c tiv e unkno w n
of the new com m unity project.
I h eirs . If deceased; being a ll
«he
The m eeting included a report ty und dunce w hich w ill be held j kno w n h e irs o f J A M E H I IE I.M H , de-
i
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r
ased
and
an
y
and
a
ll
o
th
e
r
p
of the general com m ittee, the February 26. Proceeds w ill go to it ie s or persons u n k n o w n c la im in a r
g
budding com m ittee and the Lions w ard the fund for the b u ild in g
an y rig h t, l l l l e , estate, lien o r In t e r - !
esi In nt to the re a l p ro p e rty h e re
«•lub. A rt Thompson spoke about
described,
D e fen d a n ts .
M r and Mrs. Ernest Madden in a T< f t > e r Km
the Lions d u b meeting.
h. I vot • and s l l o f I I I .
above nam ed D e fe n d a n t*
Earl Brisco und A rth u r II Mac- ’ visited in Ashland Sunday.
IN T H E N A M E O K T H E S T A T E
Bob Mudden, who has been
Intosh have been uppointed a
O K O IIE O O N you and each o f yoi
home
on
furlough,
le
ft
last
week
a re hereby re q u ire d Io a p p e a r m a
com m ittee to bu ild a large ther- !
a n s w e r the C o m p la in t file d aga in s t
m om eter w hich w ill be erected In I to re tu rn to his unit. He is w ith you Iri the above e n title d suit on o'
the
M
ilita
ry
Police.
b efore I he Ia s i day o f fo u r w eeks
a p rom inent place. The rise of
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fro m Ilo- d a le o f the f ir s t j.vit.ID
the therm om eter w ill
Indicate
Hun o f Ib is S u m m ons und, I f you
News R eview $3.00 per year
b u ild in g progress.
fu ll so to a p p e a r and a n s w e r sab
C o m p la in t, fo r
w ant
th e re o f,
the
C om m ittm ents as to m aterials |
P la in t if f s w ill a p p ly to the C o u rt
and structures have already been
fo r the r e lie f dem anded In th e ir C o m
Community Club
Progress Seen
»
Pet Foods and F arm Supplies
Phoenix Feed & Seed
H ighw ay 99, Phoenix
Paint • Fertilisers
Weed K illers
MONUMENTS
Johnny’s Garage
C am ple«« M in o r R « h u lld ln «
M o to r T u n e -u p - H e t» .rin g
K m »r« e n c y
llls liw y
le r v t c «
Telephone 7743
ss
P h a e n li.
M arble. G ranite. Bronte
E x tra L ettering A vailab le
BURNSAGENCY
"On the P lata"
O r.
A a m u
James Q. Adams
P u b lic a c c o u n ta n t a A u d ito r
A ih I I I h • In c o m e T m
Hervlce
R ystem s
renoms 1 and 2 T a r i e r Bldg
25 N o rth M a in S tre e t
T ele p h o n e t - t l l l
Mill Wood
Fuel Oil
O regon
Gunter Fuel Co.
n t 4th St.
a?-
Phone
171 !
O e rtlfle d
X a r a h a ll
Strawberry Plants
G ro w n In E a s te rn O regon
W r it e fo r P r lle 1.1st
A g r ic u lt u r a l A e eeu ro a « u r e e n e s
Ito u le 2. ilo 1 72, P a y e tte , Id a h o
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From where I sit... / / Joe M a rs h
Duke Gets His Tractor
Duka Thomas bought a farm with
the money he'd saved in the Serv
let, but he couldn't get a tractor.
He needed It badly, but was tenth
on tha local dealer’s list.
“ Tell you what,” old man Peters
aays. “ I f those nine fellows ahead
o f you agree, you’ll get the next
ona I get in .” "No, thanks," says
Duke, “ 111 Just take my tu rn .”
B ut old Peters mails out nine
postcards. And the other day he
tails Duke his tractor w ill be in
next week. “ I simply wrote the
facts to the fellows ahead of you.
They decided i t ”
From where I sit, it’s that spirit
of understanding that helps make
our democracy so great. Under
standing for the other fellow’s
problems snd respect for the other
fellow’s rights — whether it’s his
right to esrn a living, his right to
cast his vote against your candi
date, or even his right to enjoy a
moderate, friendly glass of beer or
ale— If and when he chooses. Let’s
always keep it that way!
Copyright. 1919, United Staler Brewert f oundation
M R8. TH O M PSO N N A M E D
T O W O O D C R A F T PO ST
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
Phoenix, Feb. 10 — Mrs. D o r
othy Thompson was named past
guardian neighbor of the N eigh
bor of W oodcraft lodge, at a
m eeting held at the home o f Mrs.
M ark Hackney last week
She
w ill be Installed in this o ffice a-
long w ith other officers A p r il 7.
O ther officers named were Miss
Elva Caster, guardian neighbor;
Mrs. Elva Briscoe, advisor; Mrs.
M yrtle Hixson, m agician;
Mrs.
Edna Hackney, attendant; Mrs.
G ertie H utton, flag bearer; Mrs.
Verna Anderson, captain of the
guard: Mrs. D orothy L o ffe r, m u
sician; Mrs. Enid Caster, banker;
George Drake, inner sentinel;
M e rvin Hixson, outer sentinel;
Mrs. Mabel Bourne, Mrs. Bertha
Cobleigh and Mrs. Florence D rake
managers; Mrs. Anna C aldw ell,
correspondent; and Mrs. L illia n
Coleman, clerk.
February 17 M edford and A sh
land circles w ill be guests o f the
Phoenix circle.
MRS. BOURNE IN S T A L L E D
p la in t s u c c in c tly s ta le d as fo llo w s , PRESIDENT T H IM B L E C LU B
t o -w lt
Phoenix, Feb. 10 — Mrs. Mabie
T h a t a decree he e n te re d a d ju d i
c a tin g an y und a ll rig h t title , es- Bourne was installed as president
ta le , lie n o r c la im w hich you o r any
rtf you h ave o r c la im to h av e In, to, of the
Neighbor o f W oodcraft
o r upon the re a l p ro p e rty s itu a te d In
Jackson « 'o un ty, O regon, and now In T him ble club at the home of Mrs.
the possession ol the P l a i n t i f f * , C.
M
L lt w l l l e r and H a t t ie l . l l w l l l e r . M ervin Hixson, last week.
und more p a r tic u la r ly described a *
Other officers Installed in
fo llo w s t o -w lt
B e g in n in g ut the m ost S o u th e r cluded Mrs. Anna C aldw ell, vice
ly c o rn e r o f L o t One ( I ) In Block
" H ” o f th e T o w n o f T a le n t, Jack- president; Mrs. Elpa Briscoe, sec
aon C o u n ty O regon, acc o rd in g Io
(he o ff ic ia l p la t th e re o f, now o f re ta ry; Mrs. Enid Caster, treas
record In V o |. 19, page 23«» o f the
Heed R ecords o f Juckson C o u n ty . urer; Mrs. Etta Parker. Mrs. H ix
O reg on ; then ce N o rth e a s te r ly III.« ' son and Mrs. Cobleigh, finance
fe e l a lo n g th e H o u th e a a te rly lin e
o f said L o t . thence N o rth w e s te r ly committee.
p a ra lle l
w ith F ir s t S tre e t,
«50.«»
fee l to the N o r th w e s te r ly lin e ,,f
E X A M IN E R C O M IN G
la d 2 in said B lo ck ; thence S o u th
w e s te rly a lo n g said lin e . 111.0 feet
A D rivers License E xam iner
to the m ost W e s te rly c o rn e r o f w ill be on d u ty in Ashland Mon.
said l.o l; apd thence S o u th e a s te r
ly . along the R o u th w e s te rly lin e o f Feb. 14, 1949, at the C ity H a ll be
said ta ils 2 and J. #<».0 fee t to the tween the hours of 9
a.m. and
p o in t o f b eg in n in g .
4 p.m. according to an announce
A nd d e c la rin g
a n y and a ll such
c la im s to he n u ll and void : and de ment received fro m the Secre
c la rin g th a t the said P l a i n t i f f s a re tary of State’s office.
the o w n e rs In fee s im p le o f said
Persons w ishing licenses or
prem ises and o f the w h o le th e re o f
fre e mid c le a r o f a n y and a ll rig h t perm its to d rive are asked to get
and title , e s ta te , Ben o r In te re s t o f
said D e fe n d a n ts ,or a n y o f th e m , and in touch w ith the exam iner w e ll
scheduled closing
th a t each and a ll o f th e l>efen dants ahead of the
h ere in and each and a ll
persons hour in order to assure com ple
c la im in g , n r Io c la im by th ro u g h or
u n d er th e m , o r a n y o f th e m , he f o r tion of th e ir applica'tibns w ith a
e v e r e n jo in e d , re s tra in e d and b arred m inim um o f delay.
fro m u s s e rlln g , a tte m p tin g to es
ta b lis h o r c la im in g a n y r ig h t , title ,
e s ta te , lie n o r in te re s t In o r to said
p ro p e rty , o r a n y p o rtio n th e re o f, and
th a t P la in t if f s ' t it le to said p re m
ises he fo r e v e r q u ie te d and set at
Phoenix, Oregon
re s t;
T h e d ate o f the O rd e r fo r P u b lic s - 1
G reyhound Bus Depot
tlo n o f th is S u m m on s Is th e kth d ay
o f F e b ru a ry . 1919, and th e tim e p re
scribed fo r p u b lic a tio n o f th is S u m
mons Is once each w eek fo r fo u r con
s e c u tive weeks.
H ated and f ir s t p u b lish ed th is lO lh
day o f F e b ru a ry , 1919.
VAN D Y K E A LOM BARD
A tto rn e y s fo r P la in t if f s
P o st o ffic e A d dress:
Box 513 A s h la n d , O regon.
19. 50. 51, 52.
FAY’S CAFE
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF
T H E S TA TE OF OREGON FOR
JA C K S O N C O U N T Y PR O BATE
D IV IS IO N .
IN T H E M A T T E R O F T H E
ESTATE OF W IL L IA M M TRE
B y Rosemary Ring
FREN, also know n as W. M. T re-
fre n and W illia m T re fre n , de
A
J u n io r Red Cross county ceased.
council m eeting was held at A sh
The undersigned having been
land ju n io r high school, Tuesday, appointed A d m in is tra trix of the
F ebruary 8, w ith
pa rticip a n ts j above estate by the above en
fro m a ll schools In Jackson C oun title d C ourt by order of Hon. H.
ty attending. A le x A u stin , LeRoy K. Hanna, C irc u it C ourt Judge,
Ades, and Peggie T a y lo r re p re and having q u a lifie d , notice is
sented Ashland H i at the lu n ch hereby given to a ll persons h a v
ing claim s agaipst said estate to
eon meeting.
Students w ere surprised to present them at the o ffice of the
learn of the m arriage of M ary undersigned’s attorney, at Suite
Anne Robertson to G o r d o n 17, Swedenburg B u ild in g , A sh
G w inn, both of whom attended land, Oregon, p ro p e rly v e rifie d
school here. M ary Anne moved and w ith proper vouchers, w ith in
last year to U nion Creek and a t six months fro m the date of the
tended school at Prospect where fir s t p u b lica tio n o f this notice
w hich is the 3rd day o f F ebruary,
she was a y e ll leader.
The m o n th ly n ig h t m eeting of 1948.
Elizabeth O 'B rie n
Senior T -H i-Y was held F e b ru
H
a
rry
A. S kerry, Jr.
ary 7, w ith the parents of m any
A tto rn e y fo r A d m in is tra trix
g irls attending. A panel, whose
members were Rosemary K n o tt,
Jane Simpson, S h irle y Damon, | D r. W illia m E. B ra cke r le ft
and Elda C arlisle spoke on the S aturday n ig h t fo r D e tro it, M ic h
various problem s co n fro n t i n g igan where he w ill jo in Mrs.
teen-agers and th e ir parents, and B racker and th e ir tw o sons,
then le ft the topic open fo r dis Spike and M ark. T hey pla n to
this com ing week. Dr.
cussion. M any problem s were d is re tu rn
cussed, and several parents gave B racker recently com p 1 e t e d
th e ir opinions and solutions fo r b u ild in g a house on W a lke r ave
nue.
them.
The Debate team is planning
to go to the speech contest at tire length of the A nderson creek
L in fie ld College at M c M in v ille , road.
w eather p e rm ittin g , F e b ru a ry 10,
The w eight load lim it has been
11, 12, and 13. John Lance, Don
reduced in order to keep the
K err, Emma Redbird, and Rose
m ary R ing make up the fo u r- roads in passable co n dition . As
man V a rsity, w h ile Cecelia M c- changes in w eather occur it m ay
Carley, V irg in ia L illy , D o ro th y be neccessary to m ake changes in
Brabham , and S h irle y Dam on road lim its and to lim it other
are on the ju n io r va rsity.
roads.
NEWS
from Ashland Hi
Five Roads Are
Partially Closed
Five roads in Jackson county I
are s till closed to 50% of th e '
usual w e ig h t load by o rd e r o f !
the county court.
The roads arc Lo st Creek road,
e n tire lengtn; south fo rk of L i t
tle B utte road, fro m L ake creek
postoffice to fir s t boundary; the
G r iffin creek road, fro m Grange
h ill south; the e n tire le n g th of
Sardine creek road, and the en-
M r. and Mrs. Fred Shepard
were s k iin g on the Siskiyous
S aturday afternoon.
P X O IY IX
OPEN
FOR
V A 1 A X I X 1 OXUKOK
C h u rc h o f th e K axaren e
P a s to r Rev. C. H e n r v I j i c »
W e e x te n d a c o rd ia l In v ita tio n to
a ll o u r frie n d s and n eig h b o rs to *he
fo llo w in g services.
S u nd ay School 9:45
M o rn in g W o rs h ip 11:00
E v e n in g S e rv ic e 7:30.
M id w e e k P r a y e r and P ra ise S e r
vice, W ed nesday 7:20.
BUSINESS
P hoenix
BE
a w r e c k less
d r iv e r !
L 4
4
SAVE FIRST
you start saving regularly at
the First National. To make
your ambitions fo ra business
o f your own come true,
there is no substitute for
a savings account
W hen you
build or m odornixe p ro vid e AD IQ U A TI W IRING .
See Your Local Electrical
Contractor
. . . . R ealtor
Represented by
H A R V E Y J. PETERSON
% M i. N o rth P hoenix Ph. 6485
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your business the day
Don't overload your oloctrlc circuits.
I. E. Schuler
I
You re a lly start
"C O U LD I HELP IT THAT OUR W IRING S Y S T E M IS SO
OVERLOADED TH E IRON WAS SLOW TO HEAT U P ? '
To B u y Y o u r Home See
Auto wrecks are on the
increase. Be careful. . . be a
wreckless driver. Wise motor
ists obey traffic rules, keep
their cars in good condition.
And wise motorists buy in
surance from a service-
minded agency. For prompt,
thorough agency service, see...
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“B ILLIN G S AGENCY”
(Established July 1883)
Main & Oak
Ph. 8781
Ashland, Oreon
232 West 5th
Ph. 7558
Medford, Oregon
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