Illinois Valley News, Thursday, June 17, 1937
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Illinois Valley News
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding districts
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois
Valley Publishing Company.
Application for entry as second-class matter at the Post Office at
Cave Junction, Oregon, pending.
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copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application
FATHER’S DAY
for millions more to settle in this great state. We
have about a million population, and southern Ore
gon could take care of another million and still have
room to shelter an entire New England state. There
is so much room to grow and so much to cultivate;
minerals of almost every variety to recover, that we
are still an unknown quantity.
We can all help with this development by writing
friends and relatives of the wonderful possibilities
of Oregon. One can procure data on any section of
the state from any local chamber of commerce in any
city in the state. They will all be glad to tell you
w’here there is room for development and some of
them will give you literature showing the present
and future possibilities
Write to your friends, folks; tell them about the
great Illinois Valley—the richest valley in the world.
You w’ill be doing them a great favor and at the same
time helping develop your owm section. This valley
teems with possibilities we little dream of now, but
future years will bring this great undeveloped sec
tion to its justly deserved reward.
in 1937.
The 137,255.77 to be paid in
Josephine county by the Califor
nia Oregon Power company this
year covers only state, county,
city, school and district property
taxes levied against the company
in Josephine county and does not
include various forms of state and
federal taxes.
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PERSPIRATION AND INSPIRATION
Believe it was the famous Edison who once said,
Success comes from two percent inspiration and 98
percent perspiration.’’ Meaning of course, when you
get a “hunch” work at it until it is completed.
The average man or woman who succeeds gets
an idea to do something ami dreams about it until the
idea begins to take form and then starts to work on
it, anil if they succeed, they never stop working.
We have heard a lot about dreamers—much
criticism»—hut if we did not dream, visualize, contem
plate or plan, we would never do anything. Go ahead
and dream—Dream your head off—Maybe you will
get an idea that would be worth a million, but it isn't
worth a copper penny if you don’t put it into oper
ation
Two percent inspiration and 98 percent perspira
tion will make the wheels go round. Let’s take our
Coats off and sweat—sweat like h—1 for Illinois Val
ley—That’s the way to get something accomplished.
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Our country’s welfare is <t»r first concern,
and who promote* that best, lied proves his
duty.—Harvard..
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A VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
In another column of t.hik issue of the News is a
call for resident« of Cave City to join in Cbe furm®
lion of a volunteer fire department. This is a mo©
worthy cause and one that is sorely needed.
We ask for the cooperation, of all, Ptotfknt* io
helping form thia department and if it is fo’OtikSl on
the right |O’iflciple, can be <4 imwtlniMtable value to
thr city and surrounding country.
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Experience has shown that tR» cypb <cP organi
zation can best function in^jwttlrvifcly of any othar
organization, but the citiaont who attend thiw ineat
ing will formulate their own»policy, no doubt, and do
whatever they think tyst. The main tftiag is to be
there and help $bt the departmen^ A going concern
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Get the idea thi.q everylitaly
to treatD
you white and nine timA out of ten van Wiau’t lie
dissapointed.—Selected.
OREGON'S P08SIBILHP&
Physician und Surgeon
CAVE CITY, ORE.
DR. A. N. COLLMAN
Naturopathic Phyiician
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Rossiter
and family visited in Grants Pass
during the week end.
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'Alma's Dress Shop!
Celebrate the Fourth
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Prescriptions a Specialty
Stationery - Magazines
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Jordan's Siberrian Shop
hniids His Churuh.*' Hud a guilti total amount <rf taxes $87,965.77
Granta Paas, Oregon
ly number of viaitora out and the that will be puut by the company
(ntaruKt wax good.
It is j oat ton hart fill- thnae of
you who 1 dt») irwouL’, who mi*se<l
the Sntiday night service.
We
have heard good muaiciana be
CRESCENT CITY. JULY 3-1-5
fore but have uever heard the
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PARADE - DANCES - LOG SAWING CONTEST - TWO
BASE BALL GAMES . FIRE WORKS
30 ROUNDS OF
he played that giw for God.
BOXING - U S S. DE9TROYER "DALLAS“ WILL BE IN
The vocal duet, with harp ac-
THE HARBOR—A GREAT CELEBRATION
conipanyment, given
by
Mra.
$1,000 TREASURE HUNT
White and Mra. Gray was sweetly
ON THE BEACH OPEN TO ALL JULY 5th
inapirutiuiiHi to uh all
Our gueat spguker, Rev. Gray
CELEBRATE THE Ith at CRESCENT (TTY
of the Cave City ('ouMnanity
church, was at his heat Sunday
night and gave as * ixmaiixg ser-
tuun, packed fuH <tf hist i nclini)
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and eiieouragement
Hail aeverai vtaitui-s from There
Crty aiao some fine TCC men
from the local camp who occupied
the platform ua a eianr
W* extend « hearty ilrVltatlüli
Remember “THE FOLKS BA( K HOME’ ” *
tp you ail to come igniu and
With Umoi|ua
Valley
Umiupia Valiev
vkl yon.
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W'UK
CAVE CITY, OREGON
CAVE JUNCTION
DRUG STORE
Kerby Confectionary
EAT, DRINK and PLAY POOL
Rooms 50c
J. W. BIGELOW
Kerby, Oregon
EVERYTHING IN
We have decided to celebrate Father’s Day. Just
another day to remember Dad besides pay day. Gen
will be “Peculiar People,’’ Titus
LADIES’ READY
2, 14. Good music and a good
erally it is only on the day that he shells out the coin
TO WEAR
lime for all.
that he is remembered. That is the way a lot of Dads
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ED WRIGHT, Pastor.
feel about it.
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DRY GOODS
Father is rt-m^ttii bored rm »4 ovory day of the year BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
CHURCH NEWS
NON-DENOM1NAT1ONAL
just the sanw as Mother. Of course it is different in
By the Pa,tor
Cave City
the way we remember him. He is the one we look
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Prices to meet all
to, to help us out when it comes to getting a new dress
Sunday School and churçh^ »er
competition
or new suit and it is up to him as to where we are to Sunday School
10 a. ns. view at Legion hall, Cav^ City
spend our vacation or to which college we shall at Preaching Service ............. 11 a. gg. every Sunday.
CXvtt ( tty, Oregon
tend and a lot of other minor details so we think of Sunday School in Kerby 2 110 p. jg. Sunday SeligM iQ. ’J t «O> 3. j,.
Loyal Defonderu
7 p. U8
Church swrviciPat 11 a. tfj.
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him very often in more ways than one.
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Claude Pocket, Pre«/
Rav. Groitgh L. GnÇÿ
Yes, we will remember “Dad" on Father’s Day,, Preaching Service .....• p. ©
Rtasi, jMi.Mt.u-. R'.7>ryiuiL inviaci.
just as we do Mother. They are a great institution. Prayer Meeting ami Bible
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Father and Mother. Some day someone might estab Study, Wednesday
00 CÖFCD PAYS BIG SUM
TO
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Leonard Beard, Leader
Good
lish a new day and honor Mother and Father to
HOME COOKED MEALS
gether. But as it is today, Mother has her day and Cottage Prayer meeting FTufuy
Clara Magill
Tto» ieenjjul qpnrtvrly W l«KT- ¡
Kerby Oregon
Father has his, so let’» remember Father Sunday, uigttt in the •lunie-M hujnh. ® g
' uiVUt fur 1937,* $t*,31i!.9»L Was
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June 20th, that is Fwther’« Day.
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otto» ('aiiiTurntK. On>guu
Sunday w«x amrttoir hxg (toy ur Power cumjiwuy to tftu ounuby
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SOMETHING NEW AND
the church. The Sunday Schnid MhmiTf’x office, TuiiSibiy, Jona 15.
’Tis neither rank, nur birth, nor state, hut
DELICIOUS
was wail attainted and was fal
tnxÄtoso a total of opt 7,-1
Jordan’i Freihly Frozen
*‘Get-up-and-Get” that makes men great.— ) lowed with an iuxtrnotive MWuimi 1 This which
bus alr<ndy ItHhu
SIBERRIAN CREAM
Stone’s Impressions.
by the pnetnr on “How Christ pKid thin year, and ix hxif of the
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When in Grants Pass
Eat at the
CLUB CAFE
6th and “G” Streets
FAMILY WASHING
LIKE YOU LIKE IT
CAVE CITY
Home Laundry
Mrs. Irene Lillis
Sherman’s Auto Camp
SHOE REVISING
jgtariMo Vtotttty
Cave City
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GRANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
Pickup in Gave City and KvrBy
Monday and Thursday
POPULAR CAPE
HOME COOKED MEALS
Cold Plate Lunches
and Sandwiches
lee Ctutatu «nd Suit DM m R jc
♦
Owl Cafe
FRANK HATLEY, Prop
WARDROBE
CLEANERS
& DYERS
General Merchandise
Store
which »»•
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taw tool «a,
tiler not
w«Ctto>t
1^ you 10c ig JBi? Way l*e<Sta
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hb
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SujRjay i|orgii£ ¿Gaion on “C«fti- :
$>lati4|.*'
SundayO|ights <fnn® tfaVUH'
FUR STORAGE —
Pick«|»*b, GtagW P
5c for return of bottle
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FRESH MEATS EVERY DAY
Special Sale on
WOMEN’ S and CHILDREN
• ’S SHOES
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wilson, Prop.»
Props
Kerby, Oregon
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MOTH PROOFING
NUPAK I PRl
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Food Sandwich Spread
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Lew Hammer's
Store
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Complete Line of
General Merchandise
Staple and Fancv
GROCERIES '
Selma, Oregon
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Without doubt, the greatest state in the union,
and without much argument, the least developed.
What great possibilities are ours.
Winning the west was accomplished nearly a cen
tury ago, but easterners still think Indians scalp
folks and cowboys shoot up the wild and wooly towns
as of yore. Of course, this is all very foolish, but be
lieve it or not, that is exactly what some easterners
still believe.
The middle west is having a terriable time with
dust storms and it will take years to completely re
cover. The government is looking for new farms to
send homeless people to in other states. Thousands
of them have come to Oregon, but there is still room
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CAVE CITY’S
Wilsons
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Ye Rustic Inn
OPEN
FOR
BUSINESS
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Beautiful dining room unique
Expert catering to the public
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< hicken dinners 50c up
Local business appreciated
Alyawt Welcome to
YE RUSTIC INN
Thanking you kindly
11 MR and MRS. E. P LAWSON!
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