Illinois Valley News, Thursday, October 21, 1937
Page Two
Illinois Valley News
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding dist-icts.
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois
Valley Publishing Company.
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
CHURCH NEWS
By the Pastor
Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at Sunday School in Kerby 2:30 p. m.
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879
Preaching Service
...11 a. m.
Sunday School
........... . 10 a. m.
Editor Loyal Defenders ........... .. .7 p. m.
M C ATHEY
Business Manager
L. E. ATHEY
Claude Pucket, Pres.
Preaching Service ......... .8 p. m.
Prayer Meeting and Bible
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
In Josephine County
Study, Wednesday ......... ... 8 p. m.
$1 SO
.75
50
One Year
Six Months
Three Months
Les Henry, Clam Rauer and
are now assured they will be com
fortable in the future. It is report j Ralph Huber left the first of the
ed that while out hunting recently, week for Sucker Creek to bring
Mr. Jones was unable to get his
back some stock that has been out
pigeon, but did get a butterfly.
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this
summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. K. Lindgren have
recently bought the Kumfy Kamp
dining room. They left a few days
ago for California, where they will
spend part of the winter. They ex
pect to return in the early spring, i
In the meantime, Mrs. Chloe But
ler will have charge of the dining I
room.
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When in Grants Pass
Eat at the
CLUB CAFE
DR. A. N. COLLMAN
6th and “G” Streets
CAVE CITY, OREGON
( AVE JUNCTION
BEAUTY SALON
LOTA PEARCE
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newlands
NON-DENOMI NATIONAL
recently
sold their new residence
Cave
City
Outside of Josephine County
$2 00
on Cave Ave. to Mrs. Minnie Cas
One Year
Sunday School and church ser- son. Mrs. Casson rented the house
The Illinois Valley News reserve- the right to reject any advertising
copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application vices at Legion hall, Cave City to Mr. and Mrs. Ford who have
moved into the residence. Mr. and
every Sunday.
Mrs. Newlands plan to build an
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
other home in the immediate fu
Church services at 11 a. m.
Rev. George L. Gray of Grants ture.
REDWOOD I MPI KI NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
Pass, pastor. Everyone invited.
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COOPERATION WINS
The 80th anniversary of the ded
ication of the Newman Memorial
Methodist Episcopal church will be
observed Sunday in Grants Pass.
Bishop Titus Lowe of Portland,
will preach at the evening service.
On Wednesday of next week there
will be popular services attended
by representative pastors and dis
trict superintendents from the
Oregon Annual Conference. In the
commemorative banquet on Wed
nesday night the chief speaker will
be President Bruce Baxter of
Willamette university. The Illinois
Valley will be represented at the
banquet by Dr. William A. Brown.
Two county courts got together last week when
the county court of .Josephine county and Curry coun
ty met to see what could be done with the in junction
brought by Curry county to stop miners from muddy
ing up the Rogue river.
The meeting was friendly and cordial, and
neither side wanted to do anything that would in
jure the other. It was the kind of a meeting one
could expect from friendly neighbors who were in
terested in each others welfare, and the consequences
will be that withdrawal of the injunction of the Curry
county court against the miners of -Josephine county.
Southern Oregon has great possibilities. Her re Don’t forget the big Legion
sources are enormous, and nothing should be done to dance Hallowe’en night, Oct. 30
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in jure the industry of any part of the section. The Bill Martindale
has gone to
folks in Curry county do a thriving business with Gold Beach, where he has accept
fishermen. The miners of .Josephine county do a thriv ed a position with Clay Ramsey.
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ing business mining. Both have their rights. When
these two get together in a friendly way, their dif W. B. Grant of New York, visit
ferences can be settled to the entire satisfaction of all. ed Cave City, Tuesday on some
mining interests.
And that was exactly what was done.
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Another stamp of approval for the mentality of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wells of
Southern Oregon citizens. Cooperation always wins. Kerby, were business visitors in
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Grants Pass, last week.
MAKING FRIENDS
fic. Last winter anil spring pud-
dies of water nearly covered the
highway and lakes settled on
both sides of the street for a long
time.
This condition must not prevail
this winter. It would take very lit
tle work for the highway com
mission to construct a drain on
both sides of the street, if the
work is done now. This matter
should be brought to the attention
of the highway commission im
mediately as action is needed
now.
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A fine demonstration of neigh
borly friendship was produced in
Portland at the railroad meeting
last week. Grants Pass, that
friendly, neighborly city on the
Rogu«- river, won the blue ribbon
and without any competition took j
the sweepstakes prize for being
just what she is, the cleanest,
friendly city in Oregon.
When prominent people of all
walks of life come to a meeting
from San Francisco and other
northern points of California;
from al) over Southern Oregon,
Oregon Traffic Deaths
and pay their own expenses, just
to testify before the Interstat«'
Commerce commission in the in A Series of Weekly Articles on
the Problem of Highway Safety
terests of any city such a do
By Earl Snell, Secretary of
monstration is a sure sign that
State.
the city in question is well qual
ified and worthy of all the inter
“Slow Down at Sundown” is ail
est the people took in her behalf,
vice
that can well be heeded by
otherwise they would have stayed
the
careful
driver. The nation's
home.
record
of
after
dark driving is a
Grants Pass has made
of all the other Southern Oregon warning to all motor vehicle op
cities and is the northern termin- erations.
rhroughout the nation it is es
us of the Redwood highway, and
timated
that about 21' per cent of
all the cities on this famous high
way lire exceedingly friendly to the travel is at night. Yet three
Grants Pass, because the Oregon fifths of the fatal accidents occur
city has put herself out of the way during the hours of darkness.
As the density of traffic de
to be neighborly and friendly t<
ci ease-, speeds generally increase.
all
Grants Pa s is justly deserving One out of every forty-five day
of the splendid support she rer. iv time injuries results in death, as
ed at the above mentioned meet compared with one out of every
ing, and if the request for 'he twenty eight injured in night traf
fic accidents.
privilege of building a railroad to
Carefully compiled data from
Crescent City is not granted, it
seven states also shows that the
will not be the fault of those live
six hours of darkness before mid
wires from all over the coa-t, who
have spread the cards on the table, night account for a total of 52
pt cent of the fatal pedestrain
face up. for the benefit of tin
accidents.
velopment of the last front i<>
Again we are at the time of year
Oregon and Northern Califon in
when
driving becomes the most
who purposely
to bat foi
difficult . and the ordinary hazards
most beloved
in Ore'"
of traffi ic will be increased by wet
Grants Pass
and slipptqy pavements, fog, and
o
«»th« j handicaps incidental to win
drainai E NEEDED 1 ter dr riving. Night driving in par-
r requires additional care
The main highway thro
notion in unfavorable weath
Cave Junction belongs to the " w et pavement and glaring
will ; headlii ght. constitute a deadly com-
stat«1 highway system and
have to b«' taken care of by the binati:
pnrticularly
at
dusk,
commission if anything is <1 one and al
'In -, elements must be
to keep th«' city from b<• in>r 1 consul cred in motor vehicle oper-
flooded this fa 11 and winter.
ation for the next few months.
Wherever it is necessary to |
Givi e careful consideration to
teet th«' high« av. th«' commis:nion all coi iditions under which you are
builds culverts and lays tiling driving, and regulate the speed of
•L’t’g tke hic'sway to dram watri your car accordingly. Help elimi-
from the road. It is going to b« naTt’ Oregon's traffic deaths
an important question with the
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city thia Vinter to see that some
!• M. Cooper, of Selma, was
thing is done along this line to transacting business in Cave City.
keep the highway open for traf the first of the week.
;
Lew Hammer, the popular mer-
chant of Selma, was in Cave City,
the first of the week.
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J. Ray Kennedy of Bridgeview,
was looking over building pros-
pects in Cave City, the first of the
week.
TO INITIATE
517 “G” Street
Phone 67-R
Grants Pass, Oregon
Pickup in Cave City and Kerby
Monday and Thursday
BEAUTICIAN
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Eh
PATRICK’S
(REEK
TAVERN
SOMETHING NEW AND
DELICIOUS
Jordan’s Freshly Frozen
SIBERRIAN ( REAM
On the Redwood Highway
30 miles S.W. of Cave City
Jordan's Siberrian Shop
632 S. 6th St., Grants Pass.
Let Us Serve Your
NEXT PARTY DINNER
FRENCH LAUNDRY
Chicken or Steak Dinners
Regular Meals & Luncheons
ON
!
GRANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
FLO LEEDY
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PASSES
BEAUTICIAN
Open Evenings
Saturday evening, Oct. 23 Belt
lodge No. 18 will meet in their
hall at Kerby. There are two or
three candidates for the E. A. De
gree. A special matter of interest
to all Master Masons will be dis
cussed.
GUS GALBRAITH
Naturopathic Physician
All Types of Beau
tv Work
Perman
ent« «2 50 . $3.50
and «5 00
BELT LODGE NO. 18
A. F. & A. M
Notary Publics
in Cave City
AMY HUSSEY
M. C. ATHEY
P. O. Address, O’Brien, Ore.
Gus Galbraith resident of Ker-
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by, passed away last Wednesday
evening, from a heart attack. At
El
the last report funeral details were
$3.28 Per Month
not complete. The body was taken
to Grants Pass.
will Pay Out on a $100 Building
and Modernization
Loan
Subscribe for the Illinois Valley
News. Its worth the price.
Why Rent ---- Have Your Own
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AND DRY CLEANERS
Of Grants Pass
family Laundry Service —Dry
Cleaning Unsurpassed. Collect
and Deliver Wed. and Sat.
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THE BARBER
Bart McCue
CAVE
CITY,
ORE
I
Il O M E
Butchering
See Us for Details
Copeland Lumber Yard
Grants Pass
FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance service dav or nite
502 N 4th St.
Phone 334
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I will call at your ranch and
butcher your beef FREE of
DRIVE SLOW
WARDROBE
(LEANERS
CHARGE for the hide.
Now is the time to butcher
your beef for winter
THE OLDEST AND BEST
Since 1911
KEITH’S
Meat Market
Free pick up by
Grant» Pais Laundry
and see the country
DRIVE FAST
and see the undertaker
LET WELCH
The Plumber
Do Your Plumbing
801 N. 8th St.
Grants Pass
Holland, Oregon
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Mrs. Ethel Banta of Kerby,
made a hurried business trip
to
Crescent City, Wednesday, re
turning the same day.
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Illinois Valley Motor Co
Mrs. Clyde Runyan returned
home Tuesday from a two weeks
visit with her children in Port-
land and Camas, Washington.
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Mr. and Mrs. Homer Phillip:
hove to Grants Pass Tuesday and
transacted business. Mr. Phillips
is working at The News office.
CAVE CITY’S
POPULAR CATE
r
HOME COOKED MEALS
Texaco Gas — Oil — Greases
FIRESTONE TIRES
( old Plate Lunches
and Sandwiches
and TI DES
Ice Cream and Soft Drinks
WILLARD BATTERIES
♦
Dr. and Mrs. William A. Brown
attended worship in the First
Methodist Episcopal church
Grants Pass Sunday morning.
Repairs on all (’ars
I
I
Owl Cafe
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Mrs. Flo Leedy of the Cave
Junction Beauty Shoppe made a
business trip to Giants Pass,
first of the week.
DANCE
YOUR
CLEANER & DYER
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stiwalt
Mrs. Lloyd Lewis, were in Grants
Pass, last Monday.
At State Line Rendezvous
Saturday Night, Oct. 23
Get our prices on your
Spring Cleaning
I.ew Webb is going around with
n broad smile these days, repeat
ing to himself. “An upright judge,
a learned judge.”
of the Original Lone Star Cow Boys
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E. P. Preble, prominent mining
man of the valley, spent some
time in Southern Oregon the last
few days looking over some inter
esting mining properties.
MUSIC BY LUCKY AND SONNY
THIS
IS
THEIR
FAREWELL
PERFORMANCE
They Will Sing, Play and Yodel Request Numbers
SUITS. COATS. DRESSES
RUGS, DRAPES
HATS CLEANED
AND BLOCKED
Q£
OjC
2 Deliveries to Cave City
and Kerby Weekly
Dance Starts Promptly at 9:00 o'Clock
COME EARLY----- DAN( E LATE
Admission îôc ----- Ladies Free
25 Cent Ticket Free
CITY ( LEANERS
Phone 71
-722 S. 6th St.
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
Leave work at Alma's Dress
Shop in Cave City
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Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Villair and
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Thrasher
left Tuesday morning for the head
of Sucker Creek, with the idea in
mind of bringing home a nice piece
of deer meat.
Irene’s Beauty Shoppe
Open Evenings by Appointment
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Manager O. E. Jones of the
Cave City theater has completed
the installation of his new air con
ditioning plant and the patrons
Lew Hammer’s
Store
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Mrs. Ethel Banta of Banta
Roost, Kerby was a visitor at The
News office Wednesday
Mrs.
Banta packs supplies into the hills
for the miners and does the job
as well as most men. She did con-
siderabl-' packing for the govern-
o
ment years ago.
Phone
NEW FALL PRICES
Permanent
Lavender Oil Permanent
Duart, Hollywave, Eugene
$2 00
$3.50
$5 00
Last Two Above Guaranteed
Shampoo and Finder Wave
Hot Oil Shampoo
Fingerwave, Wet 35c. Dry
Complete Line of
General Merchandise
Staple and Fancv
GROCERIES
Selma, Oregon
Shampoo, Plain
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