Southern Oregon N e w . Rev.ew, Ashland. Oregon. T h u nd ay, February
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H erm an J. Gier. Phoenix drug
giat, who wan operated on la«t
week nt Phyaiclana und Surgeon«
hospital in Portland in recuperat­
ing und will retu rn to Phoenix
Mill eh I.
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THE PHOENIX NEWS
Talent Quintet
Comes In Third
Gee Johnson H ands
In R esignation
Mrs. Betty James, operator of VIOLETS THAT BLOOM IN
Betty s Beauty shop, has been ill THE WINTER. TRA LA
Phoenix, Feb. 16-—Violets with
Talent, Feb. 1 6 -L e e Johnson but is now recuperating.
banded in his resignation to the
M r Clason has had influenza an early start were found last
week in Phoenix. The violets,
Talent school board M o n d ay recently.
which had bloomed, were grow ­
night. It will become effective
ing in the yard of the McLain
February 19 the day after a
GAINS’ HAVE BABY GIRL
home at Fourth and Church
school board member has been
Phoenix, Feb. 17—Laura Linn,
appointed by Mr. Bowman, coun­ weighing seven pounds, w a s street.
ty superintendent to repla c e
Lawrence Brink who resigned in born Sunday morning at the
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Morgan,
January. Mr. Johnson expressed Community hospital in Medford. Brookings, Oregon, were Phoe­
bis pleasure of serving the dis­ Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe nix business visitors Monday.
trict and working with his asso­ Gain«. Mrs. Gains is the daughter
ciates.
of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. McClurg. •
Talent, February
16—Talent
hoopmen ended up in third place
in the Jackson county "B" lea­
gue tournam ent.
Talent placed one man, Joe
Fenton, on the coaches ‘‘all s ta r”
squad.
To Buy Your Home See
Talent won their third place
pot by beating Phoenix 42 to 17.
I. E. Schuler
I he Individual scoring in the
. . . . Realtor
game was
Represented by
Talent 42
Phoenix 17
HARVEY J. PETERSON
Nichols
2
G erm er 5
*4 Mi North Phoenix Ph 6485
K,n 8 4
Skinner 3 ¡T raffic Control
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Fenton 16
F urry 5 Being Planned
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Millage
Thompson 2
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Phoenix, Feb. 16—Members of JACKSON COUNTY PROBATE
Combs 6
Schm elzer
Substitutes Talent: Williams , the Phoenix City council are DIVISION.
Baylor 2, Montgomery 6, P arrent, studying plans to have blinker
IN THE MATTER OF THE
Hartley 2; Phoenix Holloway 1, w arning 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-
Turnbaugh.
proaches to the city.
fren and William Trefren, de­
Other plans for traffic control ceased.
Deer Bounces O ff
which are being discussed in­
The undersigned having been
C ar; Ruins Grille
O U are M ore Certain to
clude the m arking of crosswalks appointed A dm inistratrix of the
Talent, Feb. 16—Mr. and Mrs. for pedestrians through the busi­ above estate by the above en­
Obtain Protection if You
Otto King were involved In a
MONUME]
titled Court by order of Hon. H.
freak accident on their return ness area of the community.
K. Hanna, Circuit Court Judge'
Marble. Granite, Bronce
A p p ly for Life Insurance
Monday night from Chico, Calif­
and having qualified, notice is
Extra Lettering Available
Mr. and Mrs. M. Randle have hereby given to all persons hav­
ornia, when the car driven by
W hile You are Young.
Mrs. King was struck by a deer. returned from a trip to Califor­ ing claims against said estate to
BURNS AGENCY
The
front
end
of
Kings
car
'On the Place"
nia. Ther son. Don, drove them present them at the office of the
DEPENDABLE
was banged up but the deer both ways.
INSURANCE COUNSELOR?
undersigned’s attorney, at Suite
"BILLINGS AGENCY”
bounded off into the woods.
Ralph Roberts, who has been 17, Swedenburg Building, A sh­
tkaiabllshcd Ju ly 1883)
land, Oregon, properly verified
Ph. 8781
somewhat ill with influenza is I and with proper vouchers, within Main & i Oak
Ashland, Oreon
■ VXT IM B Q U I T Y T O Q U I E T T I T X B now up and around.
Jam es Q. Adams
six months from the date of the 232 West 5th
Ph. 7558
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S ystem «
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T < L r É ^ r ' be<1’
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Each, e v e ry and a ll o f the
ab ? X * "S ffi- 4 D e fe n d a n ts :
o A ii T f o o v AMK ° F T H E « T A T E
<>r O R E G O N you and each o f you
a re h ereb y re q u ire d to a p p e a r and
n n aw ei the C o m p la in t file d a g a in s t
before" h" ? b” ' " ’ " t it le d « „ It on o r
l.e f..re the Ia « t day o f fo u r w eek«
fro m Die d a te o f the f ir s t p u l.llc a -
ri'n Of .,h " S n njm on «, and i f you
a.11 so to a p p e a r and a n s w e r «aid
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r r .a r f " . W? *l ’'PP*?’ to 'h e C o urt
fo r 'h e r e lie f d em anded In t lie lr Com -
U .-w lt * U C C ,n r,|y s ta te d a« fo llo w s
a d ecree he e n te re d n d ju d l-
t a t ln g a n v and a ll rig h t, t it le es­
ta te . lien o r c la im w h ich you o r’ anv
Í ?,'” u ,' a v ,‘ o r N a irn to h av e in, to
if « v ? on
re a l P ro p e rty s itu a te d in
t h l k li?n ‘ o,Jn ,y - O regon, and now in
the possession o f the P la in t if f s , c
.„ a L,, , w , l l e r and H a t t ie
L lt w l l l e r
f o n o w a 'm - w U : 'C ,,ln ,ly d e»crlb ed as
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T H E t .O L N T I Ob JA C K H O N .
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A iA H T IN , hUMband and w ife .
P la in t if f «
vg.
E. H . M A N N and L O U IS E M A N N
huHband and w ife , each and a ll th<!
u nkn u w n h e ir» o f F . H . M a n n and
M a n n , i f deceawed; and also
a n y and a ll o th e r person« o r p a r­
tie s unknowTi,
c la im in g an y
rig h t,
e.u‘ c la l rni es ta te o r in te re s t in
arid to the re a l p ro p e rty described in
In order to find a Romeo and
the C o m p la in t h erein . D e fe n d a n t«
Ctk .,eve,r y and “ n o t »he above a Ju liet of the a g e indicated in
nam ed L>efendantM.
I N T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E Shakespeare’s play, The Oregon
D I- O R E G O N you and each o f you Shakespearean Festival, through
a re hereby re q u ire d to a p p e a r and
i ! ’ uWinr t‘hhe
D ied aga in s t the courtesy and cooperation of
you in th e above e n title d « u lt on or
Civic Theatre, is
e i fO re .uth e J M ra t d a >' o f fo u r week« the Portland
fro m the d ate o f the f i r s t p u b lic a ­ holding
public auditions, open
tion o f th is Sum m on«, and i f you to all Oregon high school stu ­
r a li bo to a p p e a r and a n s w e r «'aid
C o m p la in t, fo r
w a n t th e re o f.
the dents, at the Oregon State The­
I lB ln t if f« w ill a p p ly to the C ourt
Conference
in
Portland,
fo r the r e lie f
dem anded
in th e ir atre
< o n ip la ln t, s u c c in c tly sta te d a« fo l
April 7, 8 and 9. The winners
low », to -w it:
T h a t a D ecree be e n te re d a d ju d i­ will be awarded m em bership in
c a tin g a n y and a ll r ig h t, t itle , e s ta te the Oregon Shakespearean Fes­
lie n o r c la im w h ic h you or an y ol
you h av e o r c la im to h ave in. to o r tival Players and the opportunity
upon th e re a l p ro p e rty s itu a te d In of playing Shakespeare in re ­
Jackson C o u n ty , O regon, p a rtic u la rly
pertoire during the Festival’s
d escrib ed as fo llo w « , to -w it:
T h e E a s t H a l f o f th e South east sum m er season of 1949.
^ u & r u ° £ w £ , N o r , h " e « t Q u a r te r
Letters of application m ust be
5.
b and
th e
E ast
i he N o rth e a s t Q u a r te r ot subm itted
by the student, the
th e S o u th w e s t Q u a r te r ( E C N E Q
parent
or
guardian and the
al1 ,n S ection 23, T o w n s h ip
3» S o uth , R a n g e 1 E a s t o f the \Y teacher or principal, and the let­
M .. J ackso n C o u n ty , O regon.
A L S O . B e g in n in g a t the N o r th ­ ters m ust be postm arked on or
e a s t c o rn e r o f th e E ast H a l f o f before March 15, 1949.
th e
S o u th e a s t
Q u a r te r
of
the
N o rth w e s t Q u a r te r o f Section 23
T o w n s h ip 39 S outh. R ange 1 East
o f th e W . M ., Jackson C p u n ty,
O reg o n .
ru n
th en ce
E a s t 6.50
c h a in s ; th en ce So uth 71 degrees
U e s t 0.64 c h a in s ; then ce South
3 0 Q deg rees
W e s t 4.70 chain s;
Monday and Tuesday nights
th e n ce S o u th 41 degrees W est 5.50
c h a in s ; then ce N o rth 8.52 chains February 7-8 in Memorial court
to th e p o in t o f beg inn ing .
Southern Oregon Raiders
E X C E P T I N G T H E R E F R O M : T ra c t the
d escrib ed
in
V o l. 286,
Page 2.
added
two more games to their
Deed Records,
Jackson
County.’
Shakespeareans
Seek Youthful
Romeo and Juliet
B e g in n in g a t the m o«t S o u th e r-
! u - ” ° 5 . ? V e.ru
J T« " " ' One
I" niOCK
Block
»«, o f F
" L* ' <>>
1 * III
H
Of th e T o w n o f T a le n t. J a c k-
ihe' o re ini,yi’ Q r e » on- a c c o rd in g to
th e o f f ic ia l p la t th e re o f, now o f
n C<ari o ” ' ? * ' 19' Pa *te 230, o f the
Deed R ecords o f Jackson C o u n ty
O reg o n ; thence N o r th e a s te r ly l l f n
fee t a lon g th e S o u th e a s te rly line
o f «aid L o t; then ce N o rth w e s te r ly
ie'e.” .o
v F * / at s ‘ reet,
Ba ft
f
«**} th e N o r th w e s te r ly lin e o f
w J jt’’ i2 l n , ’i“ *d B lo ck ; then ce S o u th ­
w e s te rly along said lin e 111ft feet
to the m ost W e s te r ly c o rn e r o f
« •Id
L o t; an jl then ce S o u th e a s te r-
r " F ’ S*1 S" u ,liw <‘s te r ly lin e o r
S.I d L o ts 2 and 1, 60 0 feet to the
point o f b eg inn ing .
Oregon,
victory column.
The Raiders
claHn!.
and al1 su‘ h
A n d d e c la rin g a n y and a ll such
c la im s to be n u ll and v o id ; and de­ c la im s to be n u ll a n d v o id ; and de­
c la rin g th a t the said P l a i n t i f f s are c la r in g th a t the said P la in t if f s are were in a four game in five night
the o w n e r« In fee s im p le o f said th e o w n e rs in fee s im p le o f said series and through out the last
f ~ e "na a."d ° f - ,h e w h o ,e »hereof, p re m is e s , and o f th e w ho le th e re o f two games showed some of tlTe
fre e and c le a r o f a n y a n d a ll rig h t fre e an d c le a r o f a n y and a ll rig h t
s a id r / Z ’
lle n ° r in tf,rest o f t it le , e s ta te , lien o r in te re s t o f said effects of the rugged schedule.
said D e fe n d a n ts , o r a n y o f th e m , and D e fe n d a n ts , o r a n y o f them , and
In the first game it looked as
h e ? L n aC.h„ i nd " s ° f ,h e D e fe n d a n ts th a t each and a ll o f the D e fe n d a n ts
h ere in and each and a ll
persons h e re in , and each and a ll
persons if the Cal Aggies w ere going to
c la im in g , o r to c la im by, th ro u g h or c la im in g , o r to c la im by, th ro u g h or
e v e r r entlei” ' t°r “ ny ° f ,h c " ’ ' be fo r - u n d e r th e m , o r a n y o f th em , be f o r ­ have an easy win, but the Raid­
r ? „ L enJo,n.ed. re s tra in e d and b arred e v e r e n jo in e d , re s tra in e d and b arred ers begin to show some of their
f ls iV ®8 s e r»1»’ ».
a tte m p tin g
to es­ fro m a s s e rtin g , a tte m p tin g to e s ta b ­
usual fire and led 28-25 at the
ta b lis h or c la im in g a n y r ig h t, t itle
lis h , o r c la im in g a n y r ig h t, t itle , es­
en o r in »e r ’’ s» In o r to said ta te , lie n o r in te re s t in o r to said half time.
fh 2 ? p £ i « . r.een.y P ° r t , on th e re o f, and p ro p e rty , o r a n y p o rtio n th e re o f, and
ies* h(,n Ln d f f " **» *• tn »«Id p rem - th a t P l a i n t i f f s ’ t i t l e to said p re m ­
The second
half was hard
re s t- "
fo r e v e r q u ie te d and set at ises be fo r e v e r q u ie te d and set at
fought but the Raiders lead by
rest.
tlo T ’1oed.as f ° / ,h e O rd e r fo r P " b lic a -
T h e d a te o f the O rd e r fo r P u b li­ Bill O'Neil and Chuck Jandreau
* r i.- / ,h a S u ,n m ° n s is the Sth dav c a tio n o f th is S u m m on s is the 15
L e r i ± ' c n r y ’ l i . 4.9’ and ,hp
pre- day o f F e b ru a ry . 1949, and the tim e w ith 13 points each rolled on to
H frlh ed fo r p u b lic a tio n o f th is s i.tn - p re s c rib e d f o r p u b lic a tio n
o f th is win 63-44.
.^ c u " lte " w e e k s "
W“ ek f ° '' f ° 1" ' COn' S u m m o n s is once each w eek fo r fo u r
The second games of the ser
c o n s e cu tive w eeks.
d a ? a oed e X u «1; ; ' r !},?9" i’ hed ,h is
D a te d and f ir s t p u b lish ed th is 17th ies with Cal Aggies was a tough
d ay o f F e b ru a ry , 1949
game for the tired Raiders but
VAN D YK E
LOM BARD
VA N D Y K E A LOM BARD
A tto rn e y s fo r P la in t if f s
stayed in front all the way and
A tto rn e y s f o r P la in t if f s
l o s t O ffic e A d dress:
Post O ffic e A ddress:
dum ped the Aggies 66-52. For
Box 513, A s h la n d , Ore.
49 50 51 52 l’13' Aa,’,and Drognn
50,81,52, 1
ward Keith Wade and Center
no
Ends S atu rd ay
KAYE-LOSSAL
WITH MUSIC
MIRTH. FUN/
R aiders Dump A ggies
In Two-Game Series ..
"OH, MOTHER. AND DADDY AREN'T SPEAKING TO
EACH OTHER TODAY, SO THEY WRITE N O T E S /'
Don’t o v e rlo a d your electric circuit«. When you
b u ild or m o d o rn iio p rovide ADIQUATC W IRINO .
See Y our Local Electrical
C ontractor
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a t the
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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
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Cal Bonney lead the scoring with
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L um ber $25 and Up
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Phone 7 9 1 j
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Earl F. Downing, M inister
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, W hat
Kind of A Man Do You W ant to
Marry?
Midwaak Service, Wed. 7:30 P.
M.
The C hristians’ Hour, KWIN,
Sunday, 9:00 A. M.
itorrlHj
Lenore AUBERT
Alan BAXTER
I