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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1937)
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 1, 1937 Page Two ALL OPERATORS LICENSES EXPIRED ON JUNE 30th 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 Caw Jtwortisro, Orc^gea, pending. Editor B u » n ei * Manager M C ATHEY L. E. ATHEY _________ a--!_______A- SUBSCRIPTION PRICES In Josephine Cotwiy One Year Six Months Three Month» $ 1 50 -75 50 ©.ut'side of dtas<iphin<e < )n. $2 00 Year The Illinois Valley News reserve- t-he right t-o r-ejvet an-y advertising copy which it «leetws objectionable. Advertising rates «« application FIRECRACKERS AND BURNED FINGERS More than a hundred thousand motor vehicle operators have been licensed for the new regis tration period, however, a great rush of business developed by the operators’ division of the secre Sunday School ................ 10 a. m. tary of state’s office around the Preaching Service 11 a. m. first of July. More than 450,000 Sunday School in Kerby 2:30 p. m. operators must be relicensed in Loyal Defenders ........ 7 p. m. order that valid driving licenses be held by the users of Oregon's TOWNSEND CLUB WILL Claude Pucket, Pres. ELECT NEW OFFICERS Preaching .Service ........ 8 p. nt. streets and highways. Present operator's licenses expire June 30 Prayer Meeting and Bible Next Tuesday evening the Il Stu !y, Werlnosday ........... 8 p. in. , of this year. While examiners and office linois Valiev Townsend club will ItANiMMHii I-l’oard, Leader staffs will be overloaded with the elect their new officers for the -------- o heavy influx of last minutl ap ensuing year. The m< Ming, will Ha ! Hwedlt :, <: Wc< <°last Sunday plications, every effort will be be held irj the Cave City Chamber Path I ; »rsiwins ««d evening al made to handle the crowds as of Commerce building and ^ill be though the attet-: l-a®«» wat not so quickly and efficiently as possi called to order pranjcjlAy st 8:00 heavy, due to tl." frost that sum ble, and to have new license cards o'abroA. E veir.yanits «1, □ was a nxattobe r mer has arrived. In winti-p the in the mails at the earliest date Th< tremendous tpad •if» tlie elvib «■ axyua* who be weather prevents i«HM> fri m rot possible. tl«U will If? pl*ed on th* secre I'-v i ¡n the | rinciples of tlie tending church. In early s; : i; some folks are too busy to go t-,» tary af state’s office «luring the ¡Hwns-nd pbn is invited to attend e>f th« <«roii*H pre^ntro mwy this meeting as the officers elect- church. In summer many p o; ' I fee] that they are able to get |>r«bli.i:: but th' d»‘, >art»« nt fill el next Tuesday will ho!.* a-ffice along for a while without Chri t mxl.c every «nd-wve. to co> -with is* tke next sin maatks. I.s>»t Tueadtty evening the elwb and the church, therefore we have the situs.'iwn decided to m«<>ke th» third T"'ue*- Menwrool liwM««roro by what we call the “sumrot* sl-romp.” l’'.e..-«i»‘* <4 (¡ro|r in eroth m-wnth » s««M «■v»n- Anyway we expect a ifood hiildi-jiix vs.1:'! crowd and a good tinw at v'werch th«' pi'««H tiiwe is a si«-ij»lv pso- in< wHh «'■n4eH*>iw«««*it swid re- 'i !"■ fir-i i 1 mb: July the Fourth. Sunday atoru ees*, as ap^ilierotiroa tdroH&s ivi»y b« , r ing we will have a brief wmim filled out »«nd nixiled to the sec will be' Tuesday, July 20th. at 11 o'clock, which will few fol lowed with CeinniuMioM «rrovice. We practi-cw the CoMMunio« ser vice juat W.S J»»UiS tirUiiVrt Wsf to, and w do it barcrousc He mattfucts M to. Will pwh tftw &»»0»1 in the I HE BICYCLE MAN O! COURSE Kerhy CoH-imuroky ehu**-h Friday night, July 2tod. 9»'*iro*n UkoKi», “The Nit'rty : omi I Mitt"".” K*tby Grants Pa", Oregon r*aid*Mhi receive * i-ivi- trotiaei vHh l'r*rs«vvd sseroAfc Our Sutwtay t light th»«M will i .I'd ............. : i I I I i l i I l II : I I I 1 I I I I I I milltlll llll ll llllllllllllllllll III lilillSI ' I • I II I.......... u: lull ill probably h-. « continuation inf last WAI.I. PAPER — PAINTS — ENAMELS Sunday itcornm«« tkwwgM otst th ■ KALSOMIN1] Coming of wr LrotxL ar. J Serijrtutwl r**o»n« why Hw iaroutn. in« BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS By the Paxtor This is the time of year when Young America waxes warm with enthusiasm and with firecrackers and pop pistols, tries to show his interest in the cele bration of a "Birth of a Nation.” Ever since we can remember we have been doing the same thing. Perhaps it is all right for us to re member the 1th of July every year, for 1G1 years ago we became a nation all of our own; it is quite proper and fitting that we should celebrate this glorious1 event, but we should all try to impress the youngsters that a too enthusiastic celebration often causes bodily :njury and many times destructive fires to businesses and homes. We, personally, are not opposed to firecrackers or other forms of noise making devices that help us remember our national anniversary. But we do be lieve children should !<■ schooled in the art of shoot ing them off so as to prevent injury to themselves and others. See that the children, and yes, the older ones, demonstrate their enthusiasm in a clear place where fire hazards do not exist, and then teach the kids how to keep from being burned and injured. Outside of that, “Let ’Er Buck,” as Pendleton would say—Let us all remember that we are celebrat ing the One Hundred and Sixty-First Anniversary Tferore will h* * bropLcMiaH •re of the signing of the Declaration of Independence of vive V.:.v-1 f, • the United States of America, and we should rejoice iwm I in this proper. and be happy and help the celebration in a manner Childrens dedication service quite fit and proper for such an event. July 11. This is nat x chrhit n- ---------------- o----------------- ix<t, net a bajuti««*»! wrvi«, but Mt de-dicatintf our rhil- dwn ba God. When a girl finds that she is not the only pebble on •• n utile bolder.—Old Sta'e Journal. • -------------- o>-------- — People who t ke cold bath- all winter seldom have «auilrok. BiM<hey have cokHwths.—J’uiwh. —:-------------o---------------- _ • \ MEDAL DESERX ING DR. A. N. COLLMAN Naturopathic Physician CAVE CITY, OREGON CAVE JUNCTION DRUG STORE I’reicription» a Specialty Stationery . MagJiines When in Grants I‘a SS Eat at the CLUB CAFE 6th and “G” Stiwta GRANTS PASS STEAM LAUNDRY Pickup in Ca>e City and Kerby Monday and Thursday LUKES SOMETHING NEW AND DELICIOUS Jordan’, Freuhly Frozen SIBERRIAN CREAM Jordan', Siberrian Shop Grants I’a, , Oregon ■ ■ —— ——a^—— 1111111 n 11111111111111111111 fC i 'i THE BARBER Bart McCue CAVE. CHY, OKI Bob's Paint Shop The House Of •DUTCH BOY PAINTS” ? W. E. YOUNT ; “E” Street, Grants Pass, Oregon Harry Floyd, Holland. Rc.-idcnt Agvni A«« kinat» of otoct»1 wiring aisti cl«iric mator rwyroirinc ED WRIGHT, Ffertro*. "Tfete Little Ckw- Hiif WeAtroran*.” COOPERATION i I ip citizens of Cave City appreciate morn? th» cold typ van say, the cooperation given the newly or ganized Cave City Volunteer Fire Department by •fire officials and othe.» helpful citizens Several chiefs and prominent officials mad* a spe cial! trip here lust Monday to help form our nrw <k- partmtmt. and the good words of wisdom given us was indeed appreciated by tJie local citiaens. We desire <o express* our» appreciation to the mayors of the cities *vho allow«d their chiefs to at tend this meeting., And to the chiefs, themselves, and tin* other gentlemen who accompanied them, we cannot tiivl words to thank you sufficiently for your sincere desire to la of >rvicc io our community. Laugh at your troubles if you retary of s.ate's office at Salem with the $1.00 statutory fee. All will, but don't get into the same persons 70 years of age or ovet ones over and over. or who have suffered any physical disability which might interfere R. McCUNE, M. D. with their ability to operate a cat are required to take examinations, Phvtician and Surgeon A number of bureaus have been established throughout the state CAVE CITY, ORE. durir<it the emergency period and traveling examiners will cover the state-wide territory as usual. o-------------- with. »ft »■ Itt'^uire at Martin's Hat'Jji at «e Cave City, Oregon X' >X.DENOMINAI I< >N X ■. Cao« City CAVE CITY'S POPULAR CAI 1. AaMtar fchrowJ anti chtrnh wvr- virov* at L««i t ha«!, Cave City »■vary Sunday. Sunday M om »1 at >:45 >. in. Church rorrvic«« at 11 x. in. K«v. Gvoi'*« L. Gray o' Grant» p»,:to;. Everyone inviie-ii. HOME COOKED MEALS Cold Plate Lunche* and Sandwiches — o--------------- COMMUNITY CHURCH TO HOLD M’J’.VJCES IX KERBY Jlev. Ed. Wright pill deliver « < rmon at the Community chu ch i:i Ki rby next Friday evening at 8:00 o'clock. Mrs. Floyd White «ill sing “The One Lost Sheep xwith harp accompaniment. All ire cordially inviti <1 to attend. There I lk "In cn . » much i-oud repairing that the, . kmw ^tr-ip in the center of the higliway is entirely *i-bJitrr:it«‘d in u many p);ice> that driving at night rkt>v.v is nc»'t nearly a< easy as when the center strip «im< new. ’ • • • Tile ma-n who invented that yellow strip should be ;;ivi n t lvr '’Tam] sw'cep-xtake blue ribbon prize, and "Maxi- ,* fi-w medals thrown in for good measure. Yer '< ■ if th" m-en who pi e-t'iit the Nobel prize ever '!-• nt .Lt- m.-iiH who invented or gave the high way eoartaiMiMi U m idea ef a «vnte-r .«trip painted of . tli* highways, awd fcy U m way, while we aee mewtieM* ing it, the 0 n jrmmw atari*» m i'w to ifornia’s white owe. • Now that the toad tofiitaMtayvee^b aeaeijr * ¡shed, the commission should’ ■■ ■.’•4 <ov;»l tl«;w‘ pxi and make the \ ellow«> st rip dov• n the miikib of the roads very bright and eas\ to see. ThaJ center strip has saved more lives than anything el.T done to the highways of the state. We respectfully request the Highway CorrivAission to give a look at the highway in Cave City. Just a little oil on the right-of-way in this city would make a lot of difference to t’t>e residents. This also applies to Kerby, Selma and O'Brian. A Comparison for Independence Day ♦ Owl Cafe FRANK HATLEY, Prop E i i i I 11 I I I i I. M M-l-l-l I i fC WARDROBE CLEANERS X DYERS I KU SHEEN — MOTH PROOFING — FUR STORAGE— Pic&tip by Grants I I.'.HI twl'T’J. ■ 1 I 1 G ; nts Pass • ......... i JL 1 .... ..... ........ f.] o Lew Hammer's Complete Line < f To non-Nordics. Hitlerism is positively naziating. General Merchandise Staple and Fancv GROCERIES In politics the paths of glory lead but to the gravy. Selma. Oregon Send The Illinois Valley News to your Friends I
