Illinois Valley News, Thursday, October 21. 1937
Bage Three
Art Drews and Fred Galeno left Kailroad to Crescent
for Ashland, last Wednesday, and
(Continued from I'atfe One)
Jim Allen is in Klamath Falls,
en route Mr. Galeno stopped in
for the potato harvest.
Next Saturday evening, Oct. 23 Medford, to visit his daughter who
years and that citizens of his town
the Deer Creek Grange will give is attending school in that city.
were strong for the project.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Owens are i a box social and carnival at their
now living? in Takilma.
An array of Southern Oregon
hall. There will be games and danc
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citizens attended the meeting,
ing for all with plenty of eats
Mrs. Eva Harris and daughter, for those who get the baskets.
among then) were: J. R. Harvey,
Ruby of Marion, Indiana, were
The ladies and girls are to bring
secretary
of the Grants Pass
guests of C. II. Elliott the past lunches and the men and boys are
Chambei of Commerce ; James
week.
i to bring themselves and those
Slover, present mayor; George
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they like to dance and play games
W. E. McElwee, mining in the | with.
Riddle, dairyman; G. A. Peterson,
Siskiyous, saw a big black bear
Kerby; James Pinninger, lime
It is reported that the fair sex
drinking out of the spring near
products
producer; Ben Bones,
on Deer Creek are experts in the
his camp the other day, and him
bulb producer; Victor Boehl, irri
| culinary are, so the men should
without his gun.
gation district member; Harry
not hesitate to bid in the boxes if
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Messenger, Takilma, miner; and
food. Everyone is invited and the
Plans for the winter mining sea
John
Allen, iron company repre
admission is free. The place—the
son are getting under
way
sentative, were introduced as pro
Deer Creek Grange hall.
around Takilma. Chas. Johnson
ponents of the railroad.
and Ed Basey are planning to
A large delegation appeared for
mine in Allen’s gulch. Homer News Items
Crescent City, including Michael
White will mine at the Esterly
Bassendorff, V.. A. Childs, Roy
again this season.
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Saltmersh, Thomas Peacock, Ken
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neth MacKenzie, Richard Hanson
Been reading your editorials students at the office. These tick
and Glenn Ireland.
about having “more goats in the ets are a very good thing, and
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valley.“ Why not “more Goats in though they seem expensive, will
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the hills,” as well. Our hills are prove very valuable when a good
CHOCOLATES
plentifully supplied with water game comes along. We feel that
and brush. Too plentifully as to the entire student body should get
Alwav« Fresh at
brush, and would support many his ticket as soon as possible as
HORNING’S SHACK
hundred goats at practically no this is the means of supporting
Grants Pass
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cost. Milk on the hoof beats milk many activities in the school for
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in the can for a prospectors flap the benefit and pleasure of the
jacks, any day.
entire school.
CLASSIFIED ADS
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There was some talk of award
FOR SALE or trade for good
Mr. Harry Messinger returned ing a prize to the person or class
dry wood, 4-year-old colt. Ban
a few days ago from Portland, selling the most tickets, but no
ta Roosr, Kerby.
21-ltp
where he had been as a delegate definite action has been taken as
to the railroad convention. Mr. yet.
SPEND A LITTLE, BUY A LOT
Messinger reports things seemed
The Girl's League met Wednes
in Cave City. Prices and terms
rather slow up north due no doubt day afternoon of this week and
to
suit.
Friday, October 22
to labor troubles, and anyway. discussed various business enter
every time he comes home to our prises, after which dainty re "TURN OFF
ELWOOD HUSSEY
f Illinois valley, from the outside it freshments were served by the
Licensed Broker
THE MOON”
looks better than any place he committee in charge. A short
PREST-0 LITE Batteries $4.00
has seen, as a grand place to live.
program was also given and the
Saturday and Sunday
and up. Wholesale and retail.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Curnow, girls had a very enjoyable time.
October 23-24
Camphell s Super Service, next
newlyweds, are living in Takilma,
BIG
DOUBLE
BILL
to Courthouse, Grants Puss,
with Mr. Curnow’s parents for the
OREGON FRUITS IN
INDIANA
Oregon.
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present.
Warner
The Perennial Prospector.
FOR RENT—3-room house, wat
Upon learning that Dr. and Mrs.
er and electricity. Elwood Hus- 0
William A. Brown are making
IT’S NEWS THAT
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their permanent home in Illinois
WaMace
MAKES A NEWSPAPER
valley, the wife of a Standard Oil
official living in Whiting, Indiana,
Because a dog bites a man, is writes appreciatively of Oregon
in the most spectacular
not news, but if the man bites the and referring particularly to our
tea picture eeer filmed
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dog, that’s news, according to the fruits says "We have had some of
old newspaper philosophy.
How the Oregon fruits this fall. First
ever, in the country field, any we bought peaches from the Bear w
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thing that happens to our folks is Creek Orchards, then grapes, and
FOB SALE
news to us and to the entire val in a week or two will come some
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pears. We had the pears last year,
Your neighbors and friends do and thought we would try the
$1.50 a Tier
like to know what you are doing other fruits too."
ELIZABETH ALLAN
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ROONEY,
and how you are getting along.
in (’ave City
Any mention of anyone in the val
“OLD SAN RAFAEL DAYS”
ley is eagerly read by all
our
$2.00 Split for Stove
readers, and we will consider it a
Early California will live again
very high favor if you will give
Saturday and Sunday, October 23
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us any information concerning out
and 24 when Marina Parlor, No.
residents and what they arc doing.
198, Native Daughters stages its
.1. C. YOUNG
We are still young in the field and
annual "Old San Rafael Days”
do not know many of you, and this
and
"Trailing
Trouble
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fiesta and pageant.
little help will materially increase
Arrangements for the colorful
•» the interest of the paper.
1 fete are well under way and two
Please send us the news of your days and nights of fun, frolic and
Concrete Stove Pipe Tees—Drain Tile—
self, your neighbors or a friend, unique entertainment are promis
Building Blocks—Second Hand Pipe From 3/e
and we will gladly print all the ed for those who attend.
news handed to us. Thanks a mil
to 2*2 Inches
lion for your cooperation.
Heavy Demand Made
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TAKILMA NEWS
I)eer Creek Grange
Giving Dox Social
Cave C¿ty Theater
Hardware
10-Quart Pails, with
Wooden grip
34c
1-Gallon Milk Cans,
with Cover
49c
Ore Bags, .lust Received, 100-Lb.
Sacks. 2 for
25c
Monarch Oil Burner Heaters, Several Sizes—
See Our Sample
Clothing
Nap-A-Tan Shoes
25'; Off
Men’s Felt Dress
Hats
34
$1.29
Size Rain
Coats
$4.95
99c
J.
Flannel Shirts, Gray
and Brown
Martin Hardware
Cave City, Oregon
Complete Hardware for the Home and Building
Kitchen Utensils, Stoves, Lamps and Hardware
tor the Farm
If we do not carry your article in stock, we will
gladly get it
BAXTER
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Grants Pass Only
BEERY
SLAVE
SHIP
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The largest single monthly pay
ment for gas tax collections in the
states history was received in
September, with an oil company
check issued in the amount of
$302,000.05. This amount set an
all-time record in the office of
Earl Snell, secretary of state.
Collections for the month of
September for gasoline sold dur
ing the preceding month, reached
the high mark of $1,220,55.20, on
a total sale of more than 24 mil
lion gallons. On a per capita ba
sis, counting every man, woman
and child in Oregon, 24 gallons
per person was so^i during the
month. More than seven million
dollars were collected during the
first eight months of 1937.
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NEW MANAGER
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FOR SMELTER
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Messrs Merrill and Roth of the
Precious Metals
Recovery &
Smelting company, have found
they need a manager for the
smelter. One who can look after
the many details that go with the
smelting business, and have giv
en the position to C. N. Daggett, a
young man who is coming fast in
the mining game and understands
business management.
Mr. Daggett will be glad to
talk to all miners who have smel
ter concentrates and anyone else
who is interested in the mill. His
office is in the smelter building
in Cave City.
Wood
Everything for the home in furniture
For New Blue Book
Largest Gas Tax Paid
In Oregon History
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“Look it up in the Blue Book”
• Such advice seems to have be
come the accepted phrase to ans
wer inquiries about Oregon, ac-
sording to reports received by
Earl Snell, secretary of
state,
following the recent issues of the 0
state directory.
An unprecedented demand for
the new issue of the Oregon Blue :
Book has been noted since publi I :
cation of the new volume. In :
creased orders for schools have !
been received, indicating the
growing use of the state directory
as a textbook on civics and his
tory.
“In addition to school use, adult :
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education classes conducted over :
the state have found the Blue Ê
Book a fundamental reference for
governmental study and many I
more orders have been sent in for
copies for such purposes,” Secre : :
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tary Snell reports.
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Distribution to schools, both
public and private, is centralized
through the offices of the county
school superintendents in order to
provide a fair and equitable sup
ply for all schools from the limit
ed quantity of directories avail
able.
Public officials have also in
creased their orders for the new
edition, following its issuance a
few weeks ago, and library re
quests are exceeding past years.
Free distribution is limited by sta
tute to schools and officials. Cop
ies of the Blue Book for individual
use and general distribution are
sold for 25 cents each, as provid
ed by law.
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Sa ve •“ T1p " Lhr‘,,y !
60c Alka Seltzer
49c
Dr. Mile. Nervine
89c
79c
Mineral Oil, Pt«.
49c
25c
$1.25 Saraka
98c
29c
Candies
$1.98
ACIDS FOR MINERS
School Supplies
Tobaccos
If We Don't Have What You Want We’ll Get It
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Saturday
Thursday
Oct. 22
Oct. 21
Oct. 23
3 Big Days of
Brake Lining«, U. S. TIRES AND TUBES, including Truck
Cutout«, Generator and Starting part« — Wire«, Cable«, Clip«,
Spark Plug«, etc. — Axle», Drive Shaft» — Connecting Rod«,
Ring», Gear« and Pinion« — Cap Screw» ,Nut> and Wa«her«
Gasket» of all kind«
$40.00
Cave City
Garage6* Machine Shop
BUYS ANY ONE OF THESE
A. J. DREWS. Prop
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ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE
& COLD STORAGE CO.
1929 Willys Knight Sedan
192s Buick Sedan
1925 Pontiac Tudor
1927 illys Knight Knight Sedan
1926 Studebaker Coupe (New Rubber)
192$ Chevrolet Truck
Phil Sawyer,* Prop.
Winetrout
DELIVERY
Offers You More for LESS
Plant located on Sawyer
ranch on Caves highway
DON’T MISS THIS BIG SALE
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«ize» — BATTERIES and Cable« — Coil», Condenser«, Point«,
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Forbes B. Slayton, Proprietor
Cave .Junction, Oregon
YOUR QUICK SERVICE
R. J. WRIGHT
Cave City Drug Store
Furniture Mart
Most Complete Stock of Auto Repair Parts for
ALL MUSIC SERVICE
By the State Theatre
25 Others to Choose From
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