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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1938)
Page Two Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 21, 1938 Everyone is cordially invited to tains and mountain peaks, their every evening to feed. Too bad sides clothed in the greenest of this is a game preserve. Several attend our service. the green and their heads bald large tears and many cubs have Cave Junction Community Church and gray a vast primordial forest also been seen. An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest 7:45 p. m. Preaching, “Christ untouched by predatory man save valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding districts. Fishing, swimming, etc., is now and Him Crucified.” in his quest for gold. Yes, a great Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. empire that God had breathed the drawing many visitors to Big Flat. Valley Publishing Company. 11 a. in. Morning worship. They are improving the road breath of love and beauty upon, Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at and I wondered if this all the-year daily. Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879 road, that is being contemplated, Illinois Valley Seventh Day Editor I would be of benefit to it or would Ernis Clinton, forest guard, has M C ATHEY Adventist hurch Business Manager it hasten on its destruction. But moved his guard station nearer L. E. ATHEY Sabbath school 1:30 p. m. 11 must hasten this story of our Aim’s corner. Church service, 3:00 p. m. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES ------------- o-------------- trip, and, maybe, I will continue Everyone welcome. In Josephine County $1 50 it*le foregoing thought in some fu F. W. COOPF R, Elder. On« Year ...... KERBY NEWS NOTES .75 ture letter. Six Months ... GJ. .50 □ Three Month* We finally reached Happy Camp (Continued from Page One) Outside of Josephine County Portraits where the most of the caravan ' $2 00 Ona Year had preceded us, and where we i osn is a sister of Mrs. Thrasher Complete With Frame and Mrs. Tycer and Earl Bronson Come in and we will explain this The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising found welcoming ones, their faces a is a nephew. Mr. Bronson is a Die offer copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application shining with friendly interest and CAVE CITY their hands extended in true sel engineer on a navy submarine American style. After a bounteous out of San Diego. ■GJ feed at the restaurants we as-i Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Claike of \ REDWOOD EMPIRE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS sembled in what is called the i Grange hall, I believe, where a Roseburg, were week end guests Dine, Dance & Drink meeting was held that was very at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hur at ley Wilson. They brought with entertaining and, obviously, very | them Howard and Norman Wilson, successful from a commercial OWL CAFE HIGH SCHOOL ELECTION point of view, with the leading grandsons, who had spent the past TRY OUR 10c HAMBURGERS two weeks as their guests in Rose speech made by an hundred per) burg. Last Monday residents of the Kerby High School cent American. Yes, he outshone —o— district No. 1, went to the school house and voted on all the speakers present beat his Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mitchell and the budget for the coming year. The ballot called for so called white brothers at their children, Donald, Dolores and Ina GOOD EATS a district tax of $9,860.00 over the six per cent limita own game. Only one thing marred of Portsmouth, Ohio, who have Just Like Mother Made tion and was voted down by a vote of 59 against and | hall. p^ eHof m,nd wh,leJn ,that Ell Hussey was not given, been visiting at the home of Mr. Clyde Johnson for the past few 30 for the budget. WAFFLES or even invited to a seat on the I weeks left Wednesday for their The bone of contention among many was the fact speaker's stand. He was the only SERVED AT AIJ. HOURS home in the east. Mrs. Clyde John that the board had made no appropriation for bus one there who had built a town son who is Mrs. Mitchell’s mother SPANISH CASTLE transportation, leaving this important item until next and was further conceiving of is accompanying them on their re turning that town into a city. He ' LUNCH year, when they believed transportation could be in could put up a better talk and ar- j turn trip. cluded in the budget. However, this did not satisfy guement than any of the rest of Mrs. A. J. Jackson, Prop. most of the residents who voted and they cast a neg us there except Jim Davis. Elwood Hussey regardless of likes or dis- ative ballot. Our schools are the cradle of our civilization, and likes, is a go-getter, and there JORDAN’S not be a Cave City today regardless of what the cost, they should be maintain would BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY were it not for him. I can not con ed at as high a standard as possible. We of this dis ceive why the courtesy to him was CHURCH trict have no taxes coming from big corporations and overlooked. Sunday school . . 10 a. m. the tax problem is a serious one. But we also should Anyway I hold my vote for Preaching at 11 a. m. Preaching at 8 p. m. realize that if we do not take an interest in the board Happy Camp—happy people. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. SHOP meetings, that these members are confronted with o Church services at 11 a. m. Make your headquarters the necessity of doing the best they can under the cir Youth Work Leads to July 4th and always after 632 South Sixth Street cumstances. Private Employment Grants Pass K & LTRUCK LINE Illinois Valley News Wardrobe Cleaners The oldest and best since 1911 Free Pick up by Grant* Pas* Laundry DANCE SATURDAY, JULY 23 Bennett’s Orchestra DRUG STORE A new budget has been prepared which we must vote on Thursday, August 11, and in this one there will be two items to vote on. An amount over the six per cent limitation, and an amount for busses. Take an interest in our schools and go out and vote. 0 FOREST FIRES We do not. have many of the calamities that occur in the middle west and south. We have plenty of water in the spring freshets, hut seldom does this amount to a handicap to the residents of the west. However, in our great forests, every year we seem to have devastating forest fires, and some years they amount to a calamity. The Bandon fire was perhaps the worst we ever had. Those of us who have never been in a forest fire, do not know the terrible effects of one. They always occur in the heat of the summer when humidity is low and the added heat of the fire makes it almost impossible to exist near one. If we all could be thrown into action on a forest fire, we would be mighty careful not to cause one by careless camp fires or cigarette stubs, which have caused many fires. The throwing away of a lighted cigarette butt into the dry tinder of ferns and pine needles will cause a bad fire if allowed to go un noticed. Let’s all make a resolve to take particular pains about camp fires and smoking in the forests during the fire season. If we are all careful many fires can be prevented. And if you should ever happen to see someone deliberately start a fire, we would not take the trouble to notify the authorities, we would take a good club and use it to the best of our ability, right on the spot. It is our duty, if and when we see a fire .just get ting started, to put it out if possible, and if not, not ify the nearest forest service agency as quickly as possible. We all want to protect our greatest heri tage, the forests, so during this fire hazard season, let’s all do our best to protect the forests. OFF IN THE COKN ER WITH PHIL SNORT Dear Ed: Thia letter is marked "PRI VATE” and it's gonto be fer Mornay and Ted Athey and Frank Schiska. They's the critters what taken me for a ride over the mounting to Happy Camp tother Sunday. I haint jest azackly made up my mind as to whether to thank 'em or gin 'em fits. You see it's this a-way Ted done drive the car, and I wanter say, right here, that that air Ted is the greatest driver in the world, or else less he couldn't of hit every rut and hump on that air road. I node when I got inter that air boat of his’n that he didn’t like, but I think he would try to kill me; noixer. We went up that air mounting the derndest funny way you could think of we starts sway I ! I I Selma, Oregon RIVOLI Thur*. Fri.-Sat., July 21-22 23 Humphrey Bogart The “Dead End” Kids in Call: Wed. and Sat. Preview Sat. Nite lip. m. July 23 Wayne Morri* Priscilla Lane in “Men Are Such Fools” Sun. Mon. Tues., July 24 25*26 Bob Burns, Martha Raye, Doro thy Lamour Ray Milland in I I I “Tropic Holiday” Wednesday Only, July 27 Kay Francis in “MY BILL” Now Serving Mrs. McCarthy Keep Your Food Fresh Selma, Oregon with I : : ■GJ CAVE CITY THEATRE Entertainment De Luxe Wedne»day, July 20 “The Perfect Specimen” With Edward Everett Horton and Joan Blondell Saturday and Sunday, July 23 24 “Merrily We Live” ] With Constance Bennett and Brian Aherne SHORTS and NEWS REEL : ’ ........................................ a ........................................ 0 The Opening of the Owl Cafe Dining Room Under New Management Saturday, July 23 s I A Friendly meeting place for Friendly people Club breakfasts served from 6:30 to 11 a. m. Merchants lunch served from 11 a. nt. to 2 p. m. A La Cart« service from 4 to 9 p. m. Good Service Mrs. H. M. Smith se ICE Hot Weather Cool Drinks at Horning’s Shack Announcing Good Food Lew Hammer's Chicken and Steak Dinner* Between five and 15 deer corne down to the Stevenson pa-ture Q from the old Ehler ranch and goes fer quite a little -pell when, bin- go! Ted turns that air car plum 'ound and we ,s coinin' right back I : ko that aii ranch and whan gets almost there Ted turns that : car square around and we is strik in’ back fer the woods and hills. Ted flops that air car round sev en time- accordin’ to Frank’s esti : : mate, afore we gits over to a place where we keeps goin’ Happy Camp way, still that air road wui : as crooked as a demed politician. By-an'by we hits the road where i it had been ironed out smoothly 1 by the CCC boys ami we had smooth sailin' to the summit where the descent into Indian basin i drainage begins, after which wo experienced a few more switch backs as Frank Schiska designated 'em, and at every one, all but the driver, wuz busily drinkin' in the beauty that nature unfolded before u«; a panorama of moun- • Alma's Dress Shop, Cave City i Wittrock’s Store, Kerby I • Lew Hammer, Selma LOG CABIN HOTEL Gj.. □ Supplies of All Kinds LAUNDRYI I & DRY CLEANERS • i I I I Agencies 6th and “G” Streets Big Flat News McFarlane and Mac Reed, pipers; Bert Badden, ditch walker; Ros coe Badden, hoist man; Ned Neis- chein, chauffeur and ditch man; Bob Brock, extra man. —o— Gasquet CCC side camp is slow ly being completed. The boys when asked why they carried the picks and shovels, laughingly re- : plied, “to lean on.” Mr. Kafer the foreman, however, reports that | his 40 boys are very industrious and expect to build a new guard station in record time, following the completion of the camp. [ french When in Grants Pass Eat at the CLUB CAFE o (Continued from Page One) MAKE THIS STORE YOUR SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS “CRIME SCHOOL” Freight for Cave Junction and Caves Highway left at Drews Garage, Cave Junction. Daily Service Figures released this week by the National Youth Administra tion in Oregon show that youths employed on work projects are successful in finding employment with private business and with other governmental agencies. Ivan G. Munro, Oregon NYA head, in dicated that recent studies showed that during the last six months period 213 young workers be tween the ages of 18 and 25 years had successfully obtained work with private enterprise. Forty-three additional employ- ees found positions with the gov- ernment in other fields, while 6 more returned to school. 21 youths were released because of ineffi ciency. During this period an aver age of 850 young persons were employed monthly on work pro jects by the Youth Administra- tion. American Legion Hail Cave Junction FREE DELIVERY TWICE A WEEK Valley Phone Orders Received ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE CO. Phil Sawyer, Prop. .................................. QUEEN VOTES CAN BE SECURED AT ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE CO. HARRY FLOYD—Holland KEITH'S MARKET, Holland LEW HAMMER—Selma PIONEE R TAVE RN—Selma SELMA REPAIR SHOP—Selma HAYDEN AUTO CAMP—Cave Junction SCHUMACHER GROCERY, Cave Junction ILL. VALLEY MEAT MKT.—Cave Junction GEORGE ROWLEY—Cave Junction JACOBSON'S VARIETY—Cave Junction MARTIN'S HARDWARE—Cave Junction ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS—Cave Junction SPANISH CASTLE—Cave Junction DABGER’S SERVICE STA. Cave Junction CAVE CITY COFFEE SHOP—Cave Junction HOQUIAM AUTO CAMP—Cave Junction ILLINOIS VAL. GARAGE—Cave Junction CAVE CITY THEATER—Cave Junction CAVE CITY DRUG STORE—Cave Junction ARNOLD'S GROCERY—Cave Junction CAVE CITY GARAGE—Cave Junction OWL CAFE—Cave Junction ALMA’S DRESS SHOP—Cave Junction FLO LEEDY BEAUTY Shop Cave Junction CAMP U-REST—Cave Junction AMERICAN LEGION, Cave Junction CAVE CITY PARK. Cave Junction ORANGE AND BLACK CAMP, Cave Junction HARRY MESSENGER “ Takilma WALDO AUTO CAMP—O’Brien KUMFY KAMP—Redwoods Highway CAMP MUIR—Redwoods Highway LOG CABIN CAFE—Kerby SACHSE'S GARAGE—Kerby FLOYD BARBER SHOP—Kerby
