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Illinois Valley News, Thursday. June 30, 1938
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FOREST SERVICE
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
DR. A. N. COLLMAN
Naturopathic Physician
CAVE CITY. OREGON
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Dr. Fred W. Gould
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Dental Surgeon
Tuffs Building
Phone 4
Grants Pass
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Dr. H. W. Hermann
optometrist
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Telephone 258-J
519 “H" St.
Grants Pass
CAVE JUNCTION
BEAUTY SALON
Ladies and Girls Haircutting
FLO LEEDY
BEAUTICIAN
Notary Publics
in Cave City
AMY HUSSEY
M. C. ATHEY
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THE BARBER
Bart McCue
CAVE
CITY, ORE
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Trails going into the back coun-'
try on the Page creek ranger dis
trict are being opened up rapidly
and are in fine shape, reports I
Ranger M. M. Nelson, of the Red
wood Ranger station. It is antici-
pated that all trails below snow
line will be in good passable and
serviceable condition by the end
of this week Work at the higher
elevations is being delayed due -
to heavy snow.
Trails in the Baldface and Can
yon creek countries have been
maintained as well as the trails
in the Sucker creek and Illinois
■river watersheds, which have been
completed up to snow line. The Il
linois river trail from Briggs
creek to Bad mountain lookout
has been completed and is in very
good condition.
At the present time there is a
crew of men working on the trail
to Kerby peak, and a crew work
ing on the Oregon Caves and
Grayback trails. Work on these
trails will probably be completed
within a few days.
The Happy camp road is not
open to through traffic, nor is it
open for travel to Bolen lake.
There is a crew working on the
road at the present time with an
ticipations of having the road open
to traffic by July 1.
The trails this year are in the
worst condition they have been
for years due to heavy snows and
high wind, causing many large
trees and snags to fall.
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B. M. Peterson has joined the
force of the Quarantine Station.
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B. HALL
FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 388
Cor. 5th & C Sts.
VETERINARIAN
Horses and Cattle my Specialty
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
Office Otis E. Hackett car lot
Day phone 162—Night 571
Grants Pass
USED CARS
Always Better Values All-Ways
OTIS E. HACKETT
Easy terms—Reasonable trades
627 S. 6th St., Grants Pass
GRANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
Pickup in Cave City and Kerby
Monday and Thursday
Miss Elizabeth Mellow is spend
ing her vacation with relatives and
friends at Crescent City.
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Mr. and Mrs. George L. Martin
and Eileen Whitehead made a trip
to Grants Pass last Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones and son
Bobby arrived from Los Angeles
last week and are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Drake
on Caves highway.
M iss Marie Roesch of Aberdeen,
South Dakota, accompanied Betty
Krause, and Ethel McDonald of
Rapid City, and Mrs. Albert An
derson of Philip, South Dakota, as
far as Eugene for a visit after
spending last week visiting Victor
ia Jasperson. The others proceed
ed on to South Dakota.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
June 30. 1939, hereinafter set M hemlock 20 M. Sec 35, NW1«
red
forth, and to vote on the proposi NW1« Douglas fir 1,365 M
cedar 45 M. hemlock 48 M; T. 14
tion of levying a district tax.
S„ R. 1 W , Sec 35. SW‘« SW1«
red and yellow fir 1,140 M; T. 18
BUDGET
S, R. I W . Sec 13, SW1« NW1«
Estimated Expenditures
yellow fir 146 M; T. 38 S., R. 8 W ,
I. General Control
Sec 13, only the sugar and yellow
$ 40.00
1. Clerk
pine of 24 inches and up stump
•> Other ser
diameter on the NW1« SE *«
25.00
vices
sugar pine 75 M, yellow pine 20 M,
10.00
3. Supplies
SW *« SE1« sugar pine 100 M, yel
4. Elections and
low pine 40 M, NE1« SW ■« sugar
45.00
Publicity
pine 140 M. yellow pine 25 M,
Legal service (clerk's
SE *4 SW Q sugar pine 160 M, yel
bond, audit,
low pine 10 M, SW *■« SW1« sug
•te i
25.00
ar pine 160 M, yellow pine 5 M;
none of the timber to be sold for
6. Other expenses of
less than $3.50 per M for the
general
control
50.00
sugar and yellow pine; $1.50 per
M for the Douglas, red and yel
7. Total expense of
low fir; $1.25 per M for the red
general
control
91*6.00 cedar; and 75 cents per M for the
II. Instruction—Supervision
hemlock T 1 1 S . R 1 E . Sec
33, SW1« SE1« yellow fir 635 M,
1. Principals
$ 1,630
white fir 55 M, hemlock 215 M,
2. Total expense
$1,630 none of the timber to be sold for
of supervision
less than $1.50 per M. for the yel
III. Instruction—Teaching
low fir and $1 per M for the white
1. Personal service:
fir and hemlock. T. 28 s.. R. 12
(1) Teachers
$ 1,170
1,080
W., Sec. 3, olt 1, old growth red
(2)
fir 1,775 M, dead red fir 270 M.
(3) ...................... 990
red cedar 200 M, dead cedar 20 M,
2. Supplies (chalk,
220
lot 2 old growth red fir 1,310 M,
paper, etc.) ....
dead red fir 230 M red cedar 140
3. Total expense of
$3,460 M, «lead red cedar 75 M. hemlock
Teaching
30 M; none of the timber to be
IV. Operation of Plant
sold for less than $2.50 per M for
(1) Janitors and other
the old growth red fir, $1.25 per
employees
$ 420
too
M for the dead red fir, $1 per M
2. Janitor’s supplies
255
for the red cedar anil dead red
3. Fuel
cedar, anil 50 cents per M for the
4. Light and
hemlock. Signed: Fred W. John
180
power
5. Water
40
son, commissioner.
6. Total expense of
7-8
operation
$ 955
V Maintenance and
Repairs
CLASSIFIED ADS
1. Repair and main
tenance of furniture
FOR SALE — Jersey bull, very
and equipment
$ 80
reasonable, 1 *« mile So. from
2. Repair and main
Cave
Junction, M. B. Harper.
tenance of build
Caves Highway.
9-ltp
ings and
50
grounds: (1)
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Milk
3. Other expense of
maintenance and
goats for hay. ejc., Mrs. Elvina
100
repairs
Stockwell, Route 1, Kerby, Ore
4. Total Expense of Main
gon.
9-ltp
tenance and
Repairs
$ 230
FOR SALE — 120 acres stock or
VI. Auxiliary Agencies
dairy farm, 60 acres tillable.
(1) Library
books
$ 110
4-room house, fair barn, plenty
(3) Supplies and
water, make an offer. Terms,
15
pairs, etc.
T. J. Welch, Selma, Oregon
(3) Supplies and
9-ltp
other ex
25
penses
WANTED From one to 15 head
5. Total Expense of
Auxiliary Agen
of beef type cattle, address the
cies
$ 150
Illinois Valley News
8-1 tp
VIII. Capital Outlays
1. New
WANTED — Horse or mule for
$1,000
buildings
pack animal. Inquire of Ted
2. New furniture,
Athey, News office.
8-ltp i
equipment and re
placements .
800
3. Total Capital Outlays
$1,800 Complete INSURANCE Service
IX. Debt Service
We actually save you up to 40'i
1. Principal on bonds
All forms of insurance, bonds, I
(include negotiable inter
PUG filing.
est-bearing war
Your interest is our interests
rants issued under
Al J. Peake Agency
section
35-1104)
$ 300
So. 6th Cor. *‘M” St. Grants Pass
2. Interest on
6-tf
300
bonds
3. Interest on
PREST-O-LITE Batteries $4.00
300
warrants.......
and up. Wholesale and retail.
4. Transfers to
Campbells Super Service, next
sinking fund
300
$1,200
Total Debt Service
to Courth.tise, Grants Pass,
200
X. Emergency
Oregon.
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INDEBTEDNESS
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1. Amount of bonded
FOR SALE—470 Acres. Owner
indebtedness (include
must sell, not able to work. Lo
all negotiable interest
cated on Caves highway, 30 1
bearing warrants is
sued under section
springs on property, 90 acres
36.1104)
$2.150
cleared, 35 in cultivation. See
2. Amount of other in
Ted Athey, News office, Cave
debtedness
3,000
Junction, Oregon
(Secured by $3,000
COPCO Stock)
FOR SALE Small cook stove
3. Total indebtedness
Good baker, reasonable.
In- |
$2,150
sum of items 1)
quire News.
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RECAPITULATION
Balance, amount to
1)0 YOU KNOW THE VALUE of
be raised by dis
trict tax
$9,860
one of these small classified
ads. They get results, and cost
UNITED STATES DEPART
so little.
MENT OF THE INTERIOR Gen
ynj nr
t r ttx tv
75 3 n 7r 7 n nr nr nr
COMPLETE
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n JEÜE&
LINE OF
2
Builders
HARDWARE
and
SUPPLIES
PAINTS. ENAMELS
AND HOUSEHOLD
HARDWARE
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
Clean-up Paint-up
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£
MARTIN
£
HARDWARE
Cave City
it,
RIVOLI
CANNING
SEASON
Now Playing — Ritz Brothers,-
Tony Martin, Marjorie Weaver:
in
Is now on and it is time to
prepare.
Kentucky Moonshine”!
We have a special offer of
pound can of pepper or cinna
mon for 10c with the purchase
of every package of Watkins
Fruit Pectin. This is a real bar-
gain. 1 have three other bargain
specials for the month of July.
Preview--- Saturday night
lip. m., July 2
Anna May Wong in
2
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
:
July 3-4-5
Robert Taylor, Margaret Sulla-:
Your Watkins Dealer
Robert Young in
“Three Comrades”
1
!
K & LTRUCK LINE
Wardrobe Cleaners
The oldest and best since 1911
Free Hick up by Grants Pass
Laundry
:
“M hen M ere
You Born”
Oscar A. Anderson
Will be calling on you soon aft-
er July 4th
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Freight for Cave Junction and
Caves Highway left at Drews
Garage, Cave .Junction.
Daily Service
Illinois Valley Motor Co.
Bob Rout, Proprietor
Authorized Sales and Service for
Chevrolet Motor Cars and Trucks
In the County Court of Jose
BATTERIES — TIRES — PARTS
phine County, Oregon.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Complete Lubrication Service
J. L. Head, deceased.
HULL & HULL
Notice is hereby given that the
TEXACO GAS — OIL — GREASES
undersigned has been appointed
FUNERAL HOME
administrator of the estate of J.
Ambulance service dav or nite
L. Head, deceased, and all per
Mechanical Service for All Cars
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502 N 4th St.
Phone 334
sons having claims against the
estate of the said deceased are
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hereby required to present the
same, properly verified, as requir
ed by law. to the undersigned ad
REDWOODS HOTEL ministrator or at the office of his
attorney, O. S. Blanchard, in the
Grants Pass
City of Grants Pass, Oregon,
within six months after the date
of this notice.
Dated this 30th day of June,
SOLICITS YOUR
eral Land Office, Washington.
PATRONAGE
1 * 1938.
FOOT CORRECTIONS—I will be
M. F. Head, administrator.
Sealed bids, marked outside
in Cave Junction and Kerby,
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‘Bid for timber’’ and addressed to
Thursday, July 7 and will call
the Register, District Land Office,
Excellent Coffee Shopi NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELEC Roseburg, Oregon, will be receiv at your home. Leave word at
TION UPON QUESTION OF ed until 10:30 o’clock a. m, Paci
The News office for oppoint-
IN CONNECTION
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INCREASING
TAX LEVY j fic Time, July 8, 1938, for the
ments. E. C. McNeely, Foot Cor
REASONABLE RATES
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OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BY purchase of timber upon the tracts
rections.
7-ltp
SECTION 11, ARTICLE XI, hereinafter described. All timber
Grange Hall. Brideview- Oregon
STATE CONSTITUTION
must be cut and removed within
two years from the date of approv
SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1938
Notice is hereby given that an al of the contract, the cutting to
election will be held in Union I be conducted under forest practice
MACK S SEED
Slipper at Midnight—Babcock’s Orchestra
High School District No. 1 of Ker rules applicable to the region. Each
by, Josephine county. State of Ore- bid must state for each species the
and Feed Store
Admission 75c
gon, at the school house in said ; amount per thousand feet, board
E. C. GAYMAN
school district, for the purpose of J measure, that will be paid for the
submitting to the legal voters of I timber. No bid for less than ap
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said district the question of in- j praised price will be considered.
creasing the tax levy for the year Each bid must be submitted in du
SPERRY’S COMMERCIAL
1938-1939 over the amount .lim plicate and be accompanied by a
FEEDS
ited by section 11, article XI, of certified check on a solvent na
GILL’S GARDEN SEEDS
the Constitution of Oregon.
tional bank in favor of the Regis
RED STEER FERTILIZERS
The reasons for increasing such 1 ter, District Land Office, in the
levy are :
INSECTICIDES
amount of ten per cent of the bid
Increase in school expenses and price offered for the timber. The
to build addition to the school deposit will be returned if the bid
Bring in your worn tires. We
house: also to authorize the issu is rejected, applied as part of the
We are celebrating with the greatest values
retread them with a thick, new
4 ance of negotiable interest bear purchase price of the successful
wi aring surface of the same
ing warrants to finance the same. bidder, or retained as liquidated
you have ever seen. The quality merchandise
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kind of fine rubber you get on
The amount of tax, in excess of damages if the bid is accepted and
DAILY
a
new
tire
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at
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the
cost
6'1 limitation, proposed to be lev the required contract is not exe
will convince you .... the low prices will con
ied for -aid year is 12,360.00.
cuted and presented for approval
Safety, full mileage and
vince you .... the complete selection will con
Dated this 31 day of May. 1938.
within ten (10) days from the ac
appearance guaranteed.
Attest :
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ceptance of bid. A cash or corpor
vince you! Everybody saves at the Golden Rule!
EFFIE M. SMITH,
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See our American Retreading
ate surety bond of five dollars
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District Clerk.
Molds at Work
You will too!
($'i.00) per acre must be deposi
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LUCIUS ROBINSON,
ted with the Register, District
Chairman Board of Directors.
I Between All Illinois i
Land Office, at the time the con
Custom
Super values in our shoe department. Latest
tract is executed; said cash bond
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RETREADING
I Valley Points and
styles and material at economical prices.
be returned to the purchaser if
I NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING to
VULCANIZING
the terms thereof have been fully
Grants Pass
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observed and the cut-over area left
REPAIRING
IS HEREBY GIVEN in a state which will insure na
ILLINOIS VALLEY I to NOTICE
the legal voters of Union High tural regeneration; otherwise to.
I FREIGHT SERVICE I School District No. 1 of Josephine be forfeited as liquidated dama
State of Oregon, that a ges. The right to reject any and
I Countv,
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GET OUR RATES
SCHOOL MEETING of the said all bids is i eserved For copies of
will be held at the school the form of proposal, form of con
| Bob Rout Harold Hillj I district
house on the_14th day of July, tract, and other information, ap
THE TIRE MAN
1938, at 2:00 o’clock p. m., for plication should be made to the
Pass
Grants
(
Texaco Garage
j the
purpose of discussing the bud Register, District Land Office,
Sixth
and
“
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Streets
(
CAVE JUNCTION
get for the fiscal school year, be Rsoeburg Oregon: T. 10S., R. 1 S.,
ginning June 30. 1938, and ending Sec 27, SE1-« SF.‘« yellow fir 650.
4th of July
DANCE
SAVE
One-Hall on
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TIRES
4th of July
Duckworth
The Golden Rule
Store
Freight
Service
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