Southern Oregon N e w i Review, Aihland, Oregon, Thuriday, February 17
Herman J. Git*r, Phoenix drug*
gist, who wax operated on lust 1
week nt Phyxicluns and Surgeons j
hospital in Portland in reeuperut-'
ing und will return to Phoenix
March 1.
rX O B M II
B A 1 A R IX I
THE PHOENIX NEWS
Talent Quintet
tomes In Third
OHUBOS
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«H and a cordial lu v liu il,,,, |,
a ll uur friand« and neighbor« n, •»,,
f'd lu w ln x servire«.
Monday Srlinol » It
M orning W orship I I 00
Kvatiing Harvlr« 7 30
M idweek I'm y or and Praia« Her­
virá, W ednesday 7:10.
N a ro n
,
• ▼ n ir r —*
To, Buy Your Home See
I. E. Schuler
. . . . Realtor
Represented by
HARVEY J. PETERSON
•4 Mi North Phoenix Ph 6485
F A Y ’S ( A FE
Phoenix, Oregon
Greyhound Bua Depot
Pet Foods and Farm Supplies
Phoenix Feed & Seed
MONUME
Marble, Granite. Bronse
Extra Lettering Available
J o h n n y ’s G arage
B U R N S AGENCY
C o m p le ta M o to r I( c b u ll« ln g
M o to r T u n e -u p • /(« h o r in a
H igh w ay
“On the Plesa"
H«rvl<-«
Telephone 7743
»»
Public A cco n a ta st fc Auditor
Am ili« ■ Incom e Tux Hervlca
Myatems
llrxuna I and 2 Taylar flldg
23 N orth Muin «Street
T elephone 2-34(7
M ill Wood
Fuel Oil
O rafoa
Gunter Fuel Co.
4th St.
Talent, Feb. 16—Mr. and Mrs.
Otto King were involved In a
freak accident on their return
Monday night from Chico, Calif­
ornia, when the car driven by
Mrs. King was struck by a deer.
The front end of Kings car
was banged up but the deer
bounded off into the woods.
P hoanla. Or«
Jam es Q. Adam s
j , j
Talent, February 16—Talent
hoopmen ended up in third place
in the Jackson county "B” lea­
gue tournament.
Talent placed one man, Joe
Fenton, on the coaches “all star”
squad.
Talent won their third place
pot by beating Phoenix 42 to 17.
The Individual scoring in the
game was
Talent 42
Phoenix 17
Nichols 2
Germer 5
King 4
Skinner 3
Fenton 16
Furry 5
Millage
Thompson 2
Combs 6
Schmelzer
Substitutes Talent: Williams ,
Baylor 2, Montgomery 6, Parrent,
Hartley 2; Phoenix Holloway 1,
Tumbaugh.
Deer Bounces Off
Car; Ruins Grille
Highway 99, Phoenix
Paint • Fertilisers
Weed Killers
E m «r«ency
n r 1771
1949
O«rt triad
M arshall
Strawberry Plants
drow n In Lantern Oregon
W rite to r I’rlle I.lat
A gricultural Baaaarch Buruartaa
Itoule 2, Box 72, P ayette, Idaho
■ P I T UK BQ UZTY TO Q U IE T T IT L E
•u x x o x i
Lee Johnson Hands
In Resignation
Mrs. Betty James, operator of
Betty's Beauty shop, has been ill
1 alent, Feb. 16—Lee Johnson but is now recuperating.
Mr Claaon has had influenza
handed in his resignation to the
Talent school board Mond a y ! recently.
night. It will become effective
GAINS' HAVE BABY GIRL
February 19 the day after a
school board member has been
Phoenix, Feb. 17—Laura Linn,
appointed by Mr. Bowman, coun­ weighing seven pounds, w a s
ty superintendent to repla c e born Sunday morning at the
I^wrence Brink who resigned in
January. Mr. Johnson expressed Community hospital in Medford.
his pleasure of serving the dis­ Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe
trict and working with his asso­ Gains. Mrs. Gains is the daughter
ciates.
of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. McClurg.
VIOLETS THAT BLOOM IN
THE WINTER. TRA LA
Phoenix, Feb. 16—Violets with
an early start were found last
week in Phoenix. The violets,
which had bloomed, were grow
Ing in the yard of the McLain
home at Fourth and Church
street.
Mr. and Mr?. L. F. Morgan,
Brookings, Oregon, were Phoe­
nix business visitors Monday.
Traffic Control
Being Planned
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Phoenix, Feb. 16—Members of JACKSON COUNTY PROBATE
the Phoenix City council arc DIVISION.
studying plans to have blinker
IN THE MATTER OF THE
warning lights placed at the ESTATE OF WILLIAM M. TRE-
northern and sou t h e r n a p- FREN, also known as W. M. Tre­
proaches to the city.
fren and William Trefren, de­
Other plans for traffic control ceased.
which are being discussed in­ The undersigned having been
O U are M ore Certain to
clude the marking of crosswalks appointed Administratrix of the
above estate by the above en­
for pedestrians through the busi­ titled Court by order of Hon. H.
Obtain Protection if You
ness area of the community.
K. Hanna, Circuit Court Judge'/
A p p ly for Life Insurance
and having qualified, notice is
Mr. and Mrs. M. Randle have i hereby given to all persons hav­ W hile You are Young.
returned from a trip to Califor­ ing claims against said estate to
DEPENDABLE
nia. Ther son, Don, drove them present them at the office of the
INSURANCE COUNSELOR?
undersigned’s
attorney,
at
Suite
both ways.
"BILLINGS AGENCY”
117, Swedenburg Building, Ash-
tEstablished July 1883)
Ralph Roberts, who has been I land, Oregon, properly verified
Main & Oak
Ph. 8781
somewhat ill with influenza is ; and with proper vouchers, within
Ashland, Oreon i
six months from the date of the 232 West 5th
now up and around.
Ph. 7558
Medford, Oregon
I
Bud Thomas, Los Angeles, is first publication of this notice
now working at the Economy which is the 3rd day of February,
1949.
mattress company.
Elizabeth O'Brien
Harry A. Skerry, Jr.
Attorney for Administratrix
■ U IT I B E Q U IT Y TO Q U IE T T IT L E
Y
IN T H E C IRC UIT COURT O F TH E
STATE OF OREGON. IN ANO EOR
T H E COUNTY OF JACKSON
C M. L IT W IL LK It and
H A TTIE
i.l T\V 11.1.Eft, husband and w ife
P la in tiff*
VS.
•MARY HELM S, a w idow ; AOOISON
HELMS and JA NK DOE HELM S hl«
IV X M O X I
w ife, If married and liv in g being all
COURT
OF
TH E
the known helrn-at-law or
AOOI- IN CIRCUIT
HTATE
Oi
OREGON
IN AND K ilt
SON l>. HELMS, deceased; OLIVER
T
H
E
COUNTY
OF
JACKHON,
I*. HELMS and JA N E OOE HELMS,
O. MARTIN and DELTA
C.
bin w ife If married and livin g, and W
•heir resp ectiv e unknown heir*. If M ARTIN, husband and w ife.
P la in tiffs
deceoKed; A LB E R T M. HELMS and
ve. *
JA N E OOE HELM S.
hi*
w ife. If
married and liv in g , and th eir re»per- F. II. MANN and LOUISE MANN,
tlv e unknown
heir«, If deceaned husband and w ife, each and all the
HENRY H. HELM S and JA N E DOE unknown h eirs o f F. H. Mann and
HELMS, hla w ife, If married and L ouise Mann, if deceased; and also
liv in g , and th eir renpectlve unknown an y and a ll oth er persons or par­
heir*. If deceaned; being all the tie s unknown, cla im in g any righ t,
khown heir* o f JAM ES HELM S, de- title, lien, claim , e sta te or in terest in
cea*ed; and any and all oth er par- and to the real property described In
In order to find a Romeo and
tle* or per*onn unknown claim in g the C om plaint herein. D efendants.
an y right, title, e*tate, lien or in ter­ TO: Each, every and all o f the above a Juliet of the age indicated in
est In or to the real property here­ named D efendants:
Shakespeare’s play, The Oregon
IN TH E NAME OF T H E STATE
in a fter described.
D efendant«
TO; Each, every and a ll o f the OF OREGON you and each o f you Shakespearean Festival, through
are hereby required to appear and the courtesy and cooperation of
above named Defendant*:
IN T H E NAM E OF T H E ST A T E an sw er the Com plaint filed again st
OF OREGON you and each o f you you in the above en titled su it on or the Portland Civic Theatre, is
are hereby required to appear and before the first day o f four w eeks holding public auditions, open
anHWer the C om plaint filed agalnnt from the date o f the fir st pu b lica­
you In the above en titled aott on or tion o f th is Sum m ons, and if you to all Oregon high school stu­
before the la st day o f four week* fa ll so to appear and an sw er said dents, at the Oregon State The­
w ant thereof,
the
from the d ate o f the first p u b lica­ C om plaint, for
in Portland,
tion o f thin Sum m on*, and If you P la in tiffs w ill apply to the Court atre Conference
in their
fall so to appear and an*w er said for the r elief dem anded
April
7,
8
and
9.
The winners
C om plaint, for want
th ereof, the C om plaint, su ccin ctly stated a s fo l­
will be awarded membership in
P la in tiff* w ill apply to the Court low s, to-w it:
T h at a D ecree be entered ad ju d i­
for the r e lie f dem anded In their Com­
the Oregon Shakespearean Fes­
plaint su ccin ctly sta ted a s follow s, c a tin g any and all right, title, esta te.
Hen or claim w hich you or any oi tival Players and the opportunity
to-w lt
T hat a decree be entered ad ju d i­ you have or claim to have in, to or of playing Shakespeare in re­
ca tin g any and nil right, title, e s ­ upon the real property situ ated in
the Festival’s
tate. lien or claim w hich you or any Jack son C ounty, Oregon, particular!.' pertoire during
o f you have or claim to have In. to, described a s fo llo w s, to-w lt:
summer
season
of
1949.
T
h
e
E
ast
H
a
lf
o
f
the
S
ou
th
east
or upon the real property situ ated In
Q uarter o f the N orth w est Quarter
Letters
of
application
must be
JackKon C ounty. Oregon, and now In
(E t4 8 E t4 N W t4 ), and
the
East
the |K>sse*Hlon o f the P la in tiffs. C.
submitted
by
the
student,
the
H
a
lf
o
f
the
N
orth
east
Q
uarter
of
M. L ltw lller and H attie L itw lller.
the S ou th w est Q uarter (E ty N E l« parent
and more p articu larly described a s
or
guardian
and
the
SW % ) a ll In S ection 23, T ow nship
follow *, to-w lt:
39 South, R ange 1 E ast o f the \V. teacher or principal, and the let­
B egin n in g at the mo*t S ou th er­
M., Jack son County, Oregon.
ly corner o f Lot One (1 ) In Block
ters must be postmarked on or
ALSO, B egin n in g at the N orth­
“H” o f the Town o f T alent, Jack-
ea st corner o f the E ast H a lf of before March 15, 1949.
son C ounty, Oregon, according to
th e S ou th ea st Q uarter o f the
th e o ffic ia l plat th ereof, now of
N o rth w est Q uarter o f Section 23,
record In Vol. 19, page 230, o f the
T ow n sh ip 39 South. Range 1 East
Deed R ecords o f Jackson Countv,
o f th e W. M., Jack son Cpunty,
Oregon; th en ce N o rth ea sterly 1110
Oregon,
run
thence
E ast 6.50
feet alo n g the S o u th ea sterly line
ch
ain s; th en ce South 71 degrees
o f said Lot; th en ce N orth w esterly
W est 0.64 ch ain s; thence South
p arallel w ith F irst S treet,
fiO.O
Monday and Tuesday nights
30(4 d egrees
W est 4.70 chains;
feet to the N o rth w esterly line o f
th
en ce 8ou th 41 d egrees W est 3 50
Lot 2 In said Block; thence S ou th ­
ch a in s: th en ce N orth 8.32 chains February 7-8 in Memorial court
w esterly a lo n g said line 111.0 feet
to the point o f beginning.
to the m ost W esterly corner o f
the Southern Oregon Raiders
E X C E PT IN G TH EREFRO M : Tract
said Lot; nnjl th en ce S o u th easter­
described In Vol. 286. Page 2, added two more games to their
ly. a lo n g the S o u th w esterly line o f
Deed R ecords,
Jackson
County,
said L o ts 2 and 1, 60.0 feet to the
Oregon,
victory column.
The Raiders
point o f beginning.
And declarin g an y and all such
And d eclarin g an y and all such
were
in
a
four
game
in five night
cla
im
s
to
be
null
anil
void;
and
de­
cla im s to be null and void; and de­
cla rin g that the said P la in tiffs are cla rin g th at the said P la in tiffs are series and through out the last
the ow n ers In fee sim p le o f said th e ow n ers in fee sim p le o f said
p rem ises and o f the w h ole thereof, p rem ises, and o f the w hole thereof, two games showed some of tITe
free and clea r o f any and all right free and clear o f an y and all right effects of the rugged schedule.
and title, esta te, lien or in terest of title , esta te . Hen or Interest of said
In the first game it looked as
said D efen d an ts, or any o f them , and D efen d an ts, or any of them , and
th at each and all o f the D efendants th at each and all o f the D efen d an ts if the Cal Aggies were going to
herein,
and
each
and
all
persons
herein and each and a ll persons
claim in g, or to claim by, through or cla im in g , or to claim by, through or have an easy win, but the Raid­
under them , or an y o f them , be for­ under them , or an y o f them , be for­ ers begin to show some of their
ever enjoined, restrain ed and barred ever enjoined, restrained and haired
from a ssertin g , a ttem p tin g
to e s ­ from a sse r tin g , a ttem p tin g to e sta b ­ usual fire and led 28-25 at the
tab lish or cla im in g anv righ t, title, lish , or cla im in g any right, title, e s ­ half time.
esta te, lien or in terest In or to said tate, Hen or in terest in or to said
property, or an y portion thereof, and property, or any portion th ereof, and
The second half was hard
that P la in tiffs' title to said prem­ th at P la in tiffs' title to said prem ­
ises be fo rev er quieted and set at ise s be forever quieted and se t at fought but the Raiders lead by
rest.
rest;
Bill O’Neil and Chuck Jandreau
T he date o f the Order for l ’ubli-
T he date o f the Order for P ublica­
tion o f th is Sum m ons Is the 8th dav ention o f th is Sum m ons is the 15 with 13 points each rolled on to
o f February. 1949, and the tim e pre­ day o f February. 1949, and the tim e win 63-44.
scribed for p u b lication o f th is Sum ­ prescribed for publication o f this
The second games of the ser­
m ons Is once each week for four con­ Sum m ons is once each week for four
se cu tiv e w eeks.
co n secu tiv e w eeks.
ies
with Cal Aggies was a tough
D ated and fir st published th is 17th
Dated and fir st published th is 10
game for the tired Raiders but
day o f February, 194 9.
dav o f February, 1949
V AN D YK E * LOMBARD stayed in front all the way and
VAN DYK E * • LOMBARD
A ttorn eys for P la in tiffs
A tto rn ey s for P la in tiffs
P ost O ffice A ddress:
dumped the Aggies 66-52. For­
P o st O ffice Address:
Box 513, A shland, Ore.
Box 613, A shland Oregon
ward
Keith Wade and Center
49, 60, 51, 52.
50,51,52, 1
Shakespeareans
Seek Youthful
Romeo and Juliet
S.C. Jones & Sons
Ends Saturday
KAYE-LOSSAL
WITH MUSIC
MIRTH. F U N /
R a id e rs D u m p A g g ie s
In T w o-G am e S e rie s ..
"OH, MOTHER AND DADDY AREN'T SPEAKING TO
EACH OTHER TODAY, SO T H E Y WRITE N O T E S /"
Don’t overload your electric circuits. When you
build or modernise provide ADIQUATI WIRING.
S ee Y our Local Electrical
C ontractor
F R ID A Y A N D SA T U R D A Y
S P E C IA L S
at the
PLAZA.GROCERY
Wesson Oil 1 quart
69c
Peter Pan Peanut Butter
32c
Wheaties, Ig. size
21c
16 count Tender Leaf Tea Bags 18c
Raisins, 15 ounce package, 2 for 25c
Tuna Flakes, Mid-Pacific brand 37c
ASK FOR YOUR S & H GREEN STAMPS
2SEEI
L ast T im es Saturday
STUPOR
SLEUTHS
...in tii«
Town’s
Best .
Hotel/
‘ trouble
a MAKERS.
with LEO CORCEY
HUNTZ HALL
I-RANKIE DARRO
Cal Bonney lead the scoring with
20 counters each.
PAINTS and PLUMBING SUPPLIES
L u m b e r $25 a n d U p
16 x 32 A rm y T e n t
F o r R e n t - N ew M odern 1-bedroom hom e
C om p letely fu rn is h e d
Haggard Lumber Co.
Phoenix, Oregon
Phone 7 9 i j
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Earl F. Downing. Minister
Bible School, 9:45 a m. Classes
for all ages.
Morning Service, 11:00 A. M.
Anthem by the choir under the
direction of Glenn Matthews. Ser
mon, “Healing in the Light of the
Scriptures”.
Junior Church, 11:00 A M., for
the children.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 P. M.
Evening Service, 7:30 P. M.
Sermon, “Young Woman, What
Kind of A Man Do You Want to
Marry?
Midwaak Service, Wed. 7:30 P.
M.
The Christians’ Hour, KWIN,
Sunday, 9:00 A. M.
starring
tenore AUBERT
Alan BAXTER