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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, February 3, 1938
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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.
Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at th>- Post Office at
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1^7‘J
Editor
Buiinets Manager
M C ATHEY
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BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday school .....
10 a. m.
Loyal Defenders, Vivian Pul
len, acting president .... 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting in church
Wednesday night
8 p. m.
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What Right« Do 1 Have if
. Leading Animal* on the Highway?
You may signal motorists com-
I ing from th«- opposite direction to
-top, and they must do so, giving
NON-DENOM1 NATIONAL
you a reasonable time to drive or
Cave City
lead your animals past. Motorists
Sunday School and church ser- 1 must use caution in passing ani-
vices at Legion hall, Cave City mals going in the same direction,
every Sunday.
and in any case must stop their
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
motors if necessary to prevent
tightening the animals and caus-
Church services at 11 a. m.
» Rev. George L. Gray of Grants ng accident or injury.
Pass, pastor. Everyone invited. Ii It Legal for Me to Hitchhike?
No. In Oregon it is unlawful
for you to stand in a roadway for
ILLINOIS VALLEY SEVENTH th«- purpose of soliciting a ride
from the driver of any private ve­
DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
Sabbath School at 1 :45 p. m. hicle. Hitchhikers usually vio­
late the further provi-ion that
every Saturday.
Church service 3 p. nt., -ubject, pedestrians should walk on the
"The Silent Soul Winner, ’ F. W. left side of the roadway.
Cooper, Ehler, speaker.
Prayer meeting announced each Josephine County Fair
Sabbath at church service.
To Be Held Sept. 1-2-3
An Associated Press dispatch in the Oregonian
last Tuesday says that the executive committee of the
National Council of Methodist Youth asserted they
would not support the government in a far eastern
war.
“It will not be our war,” the committee said in a John Egger Killed
letter to President Roosevelt. “We cannot fight in By Flying Deflector
it.”
John Lawrence Egger of Grants
Shades of the departed Anthony. What price im­ Pass,
well known in the Illinois
petuous youth?
Valley, died Saturday morning
“We cannot fight in it.”
while being taken to Crescent City
Which reminds us of a wonderful -■ ory. Two hospital as the result of injuries
Negroes wen* discussing the - . me . iin it ion One of received when the deflector of a
giant blew up, whirled around
them said he would not fight for Uncle Sam—they and
struck him in the chest.
couldn’t make him fight. The other Negro replied— The accident occurred eally
No, they can’t make you fight, hut they can take you Saturday morning at Oro Grande
when* the fighting am—: nd then you can use your mine, located 30 miles from Cres­
cent City on Hurdy Gurdy creek,
own good judgment.
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where Mr. Egger was employed as
foreman by Mr. Wilkie, owner.
If we could only sleep as soundly at night : lS Wi- Mr. Egger leaves his wife, Es­
sie, a son Sherman, and a daugh­
do when it is time to get up!—Walter Winchell
ter, Phyllis, all of Grants Pass, a
sister, Mrs. Catherine Sowelliofi
Medford, and two brothers, Ed
BUYING AT HOME
mond in Nevada and Sammej' in
Mail order Imuses are still doing a thriving bus- California.
Funeral services
iness from residents of the Illinois Valley. Of course Wednesday at 2 p. m.
we have the right to trade with whom we wish, when Hall funeral home.
we wish—and really, it isn’t anyone’s business where
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any of us trade, and we do not want our readers to
PINOCHLE CARD PARJY
get the idea we are meddling with their right to trade
Mrs. Eva Hill and Verlie' Bab­
with anyone they see fit.
cock entertained Cave Junction's
But for the valley’s development, we merely want Pinochle club at the home of Mrs.
to point out the advantages of trading with your val­ Hill. T 'uesday afternoon. Guests
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ley merchants. Of cours * we know that our merch­ were Edna
Hoskins, winning first
ants do not carry a large stock, and have not the vari­ prize, Sophia Hunch, second
; Florence Fagnant, Udppia
ety the mail order houses have. BUT, every merch- prize
Hines, , Beth (’oilman, Ella
&nt in the valley would be very glad to order the exact rick. Verlie Babcock .mil
item you want, and you’d get it just as quick as. the Hill. Lunch was served at
mail order house could supply you, an I your local which was enjoyed by all.
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merchant would stand behind the order and make
good any discrepancy, which we know i a hard job Tests To Continue
to convince mail order houses to do.
On Bang’s Disease
Developing the valley helps you in a bu-iness way.
The mon* stores we have and the more trading done I)r. F. II. Thompson, govern­
veterinary inspector, will be-
in the valley, the more our own pro; rt\ increases in " ment
i»i testing Josephine county cat­
value. We can understand why fol' - tr de with mail tle for Bang's disease on Tues­
order houses who do not have an interest in the val­ day, the county agent’s office
ley, but for the life of us. we can’t un dt nd why sui.l. lie will conclude the work
begun by Dr. Stuart Dingwell,
those who ow n pro] ert
Ip incr
the ' lue continuing
all cows in th«1
of it by doing ALL of their trading at home. This ii county have until
been tested. Giants
a matter of self pre erv at on
Pass Courier.
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and I’ll scratch yours. Trading v th our home mer­ ■
Support the Fire Department.
chants is exactly that.
Suppose every resident oft! e valley did ALL their
trading with merchants in the \ dlev? What would
happen? The merchants would be glad to increase
their stock of merchandi- t<> t; ' > care of the in­
creased volume of trade . nd <»< n we would Imve th.
variety of mt ■
sides a lot of other Imines es would come in. \ND
this would create not a few jol for men ; nd women
who need them, and naturally he merchant would
I m * glad to hire valley men . nd women
Again tin* application of "You scratch my back,
and 1’11 scratch yours" would apply. By putting
forth an effort to build our own community by pat­
ronizing our ow n merch: nts would brim b ck to us
added benefits that cold type could never recount
We have quitt .* a diversified lot of stores in the II-
linois Valiev and one can get most anvt in. om * needs,
especially if one w ill ask our stores to do the ordering
for us, if they do not carry the p triieular 'b em need­
(*d. The profit from die item would remai in in the
valley to be distributed around, and one I- :i magnif-
cent chance to have '•unit' of it come h ick home to
roost.
Send it to a mail order house and you ki-
bye forever.
If this article convinces only one residet
valley that it is the wise thing to do to trade
we will I m » grateful. It is only a .natter of e<
the public to the benefits derived from t
When we all see clearly what tlie-e benefit r.
the mail order houses will starve to death, ;
the Illinois Valley is concerned.
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Doctored traffic sign: Resume lethal speed
Clarence Coon Comes
Out For Sheriff
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Clarence Coon of Grants Pass
announces that he will be a candi­
date for the position of sheriff of
Josephine county at the May pri­
maries on the democratic ticket ¿SATURDAY .nd SUNDAY,
IFEBRUARY 5-6—
He makes the following announce­
“Broadwav Melody
ment:
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If nominated and elected as
of 1938”
-heriff of Josephine county, 1
With Eleanor Powell and
promise the people an efficient ad­
Robert Taylor
ministration of the office, and
that my deputies will be selected
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 9—
from the best available men rep­
resenting different sections of the
/Married Before
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county.
Breakfast”
Mr. Coon is well known in the I
With Robert Young and
valley and was a candidate last I
Florence Rice
election for sheriff. Many of his I
friends are out working for him
I
Talent Night
already, and he expects a record
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vote this year.
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ALSO NEWS .nd CARTOON!
T. H. Fredenburg from Upper
ADDED FEATURES
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Briggs Creek is spending a few
days in Cave City during the rainy
weather. Mr. Fredenburg owns
the Bean Placer mine on Briggs
DR. A. N. COLLMAN
creek.
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Naturopathic Physician
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CAVE CITY, OREGON
Weight of Milk, Water
Milk is slightly heavier than wa­
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The Josephine ounty fair will ter. Water weights 8.3 pounds per
Dr. Fred W. Gould
be held Thursday, Friday and Sat­ gallon and milk weighs 8.6 pounds
Dental Surgeon
urday, September 1, 2 and 3 this B
•Fl
Tuff« Building
year, according to Fred Roper,
Phone 4
manager-secretary of the fair,
Grant« Pa««
who returned Sunday night after
four days at Portland attending
a meeting of th« Oregon Fairs as­
Dr. H. W. Hermann
sociation.
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Sunday
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nd drama too
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M. C. ATHEY
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