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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1938)
Page Two Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 18, 1938 ey News Illinois 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 the Post Office at Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879 ....... Editor Butine** Manager M C ATHEY L. E. ATHEY ty court with three new members with no experience in the management of the county’s affairs. On the other hand if they should appoint some one who will be a candidate in the November election, this mem ber would have a chance to learn something about the county and could help materially in its manage ment. Auxiliary Initiates Four New Members OFF IN THE CORNER WITH PHIL SNORT C. H. McClendon, who has been down in the central part of the state for the past six months with a government survey crew, return ed to this city Monday and will be stationed here for some time doing work with a survey crew here. Mr. McClendon stated that he recently had received the ap pointment as a U. S. Mineral sur vey official and is prepared to handle all work brought to him.— Crescent City American. I i ! In Josephine County Between All Illinois Valley Points and Grants Pass I ILLINOIS VALLEY I FREIGHT SERVICE Outside of Josephine County Wednesday night at their regu $1 50 lar meeting the Ladies Auxiliary Dear Ed: .75 Between me and you what shall of the American Legion took in 50 four new members, Mrs. Thelma I we do to enjoy our week end, that is very near and will be here be fore Sunday does descend; shall ENTERTAINMENT we comb our hair with the great est care and decorate our head, SATURDAY NIGHT or may we hope to obtain some AND SUNDAY soap and wash our feet instead? I believe I know where we can AFTERNOON go and skip and hop and prance, where we can whirl some pretty i AUG. 20 and 21 girl and show folks how to dance; where we can swing to music's □ ring and stamp and shake our feet, I GJ and keep good time to music’s chime and do the job right neat; where Bennett's band is on the stand where they thump and blow j and pound, and some guy sings Entertainment De Luxe some witty things and the crowd : goes round ^nd round. Those Le Saturday and Sunday gion boys love lots of noise, or Aug. 20*21 anything that’s fun, and to enter tain some youth or swain they’re always on the run, and old folks, too, like me and you, they love to have us come and join right in With Jeanette McDonald and the happy din and make the good Nelson Eddy time hum. Then there is the mid Wednesday, Aug. 24 night treat where all can eat of grub the ladies laid with things “Scandal Street" they bake, like pie and cake and Lew Ayres, Louise Campbell NEWS ITEMS other goodies that they made, up and Roscoe Carns on the board, and with coffee j By Mr* Walter Doney a ■EJ Miss Fern Ribblett spent a week poured, enough for one and all, in Grants Pass visiting relatives. and this good time, I’ve told in rime, can be had at the Kerby Eat Every Meai at Legion ’s hall. So Saturday night, Orlen Randolphe of Klamath “THE GRUBSTAKE" Falls visited friends and relatives if I feel right and get a half a chance, I'll wash up with suds. in the valley last week end. While Attending the put on my duds and take in that air dance. Vera St. John spent several days visiting with her sister, Erna “Good Things to Eat While Doney. You Rest Your Feet” Wilson, Mrs. Lida Miller, Zenna Slack and Evelyn Hays. The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising Beside the routine business the copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application ladies voted |5.00 toward the re suscitator which the citizens ef Grants Pass are raising funds. Aunt Mary White and Char ‘REDWOOD EMPIRE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS U h U.) lotte Slack were elected delegates to the state convention at Pendle ton. The Auxiliary is also raffling THE HIGH SC HOOL ELEC TION off a beautiful silk and linen bed spread at the dance Saturday Sept. 5. The bedspread was The Kerby Union High School election last Thurs a night, gift from Mrs. Inez Webb of day seems to have been useless, at least as far as the O'Brien and will be on display in busses are concerned, and it appears that another the window of the George Martin Hardware store. This is an import election will have to be held. The bus proposition was ed bedspread and the tickets are so close that any contested votes might change the re only ten cents each. sult, and there seems to have been several contested The winner does not have to be : at the dance the night of the votes cast. as holder of the lucky The Illinois Valley is one of the most delightful drawing number will get the spread wheth places in the western hemisphere to live. The citizen er present or not. See this spread ry is of the finest—They are hospitable and mighty and be sure you are taking part fine citizens. Any section would be delighted to num in the drawing. --------------o- $2 00 One Year "Girl of the Golden West" IN LEGION AUXILIARY DINING ROOM . 27 ---------------------- o-- FOOT AND SHOE FACTORY EXPERTS who will demonstrate D r . SCHOLL’S QUALITY FIRST none too good if you want to get results for the money you spend. SEE US FIRST and have no regrets. Sparry's Poultry and Dairy Feed* — Gill Bro*. Garden Seed* — Swift'* Red Steer Fertilizer* — Berry Cup* and Crate*. If you have foot or Shoe Troubles do not miss this exceptional opportunity Creseent City, California [REDWOODS HOTEL J Grants Grants ? I I I I I Paas Pass ! I I Excellent Coffee Shopj | IN CONNECTION ¡ | REASONABLE RATES PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR. A. N. COLLMAN Naturopathic Phytician CAVE CITY, OREGON ...................................... ? Dr. Fred W. Gould Dental Surgeon Tuff* Building Phone 4 Grant* P*>* ■s 0' Legion | SOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE ■Is] I)r, H. W. Hermann DANCE OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted Telephone 258-J 519 “H” St. Grants Pass SATURDAY, AUG. 20 CAVE JUNCTION BEAUTY SALON Bennett’s Orchestra Ladie* and Girl* Haircutting FLO LEEDY American Legion Hall Cave Junction •GJ ...................... I MINER’S SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY BEAUTICIAN Notary Publics in Cave City AMY HUSSEY M. C. ATHEY s Q iiiiiiiiiii A i General Merchandise for Every Family Need THE BARBER Bart McCue CAVE CITY, ORE : □ L Mrs. L. B. Hall. Manager AMBULANCE SERVICE Selma, Oregon Phofle 388 ^FRENCH LAUNDRY^ I & DRY CLEANERS I I I i I Agencies I Alma's Dre** Shop, Cave City I Wittrock'* Store, Kerby I Lear Hammer, Selma I I : : Call : Wed. and Sat. 29c i 49c I CAVE CITY DRUG STORE it* t •••••••*•*•••*•*•»••»»•••»•••••••*•»*•*•*••••»* ii I I I i I i Cor. 5th & C Sts. VETERINARIAN Horte* and Cattle my Specialty DR O. L. HOHLFELD Office Oti* E. Hackett car lot Day phone 162—Night 538 Grants Pass USED CARS Alwayt Better Value* All-Way* OTIS E. HACKETT Easy terms—Reasonable trades 627 S. 6th St., Grants Pass ? SPECIAL ASPERIN, 100 for 75c *i*e perfume : : B. HALL FUNERAL HOME Lew Hammer's hhiiìhi K & LTRUCK LINE Hobbs Wall & Co. MACK’S SEED and Feed Store 3' O' SCIENTIFIC SHOES and Foot Comfort Appliances & Remedies CAVE JUNCTION PRICE SECOND— The best is Cool--- Clean—Convenient Spanish Castle George Thrasher’s resignation takes effect next Saturday, After this, the county court will appoint some one to fill the vacancy until the November elec tion when some one will lie elected for the unexpired term of Commissioner Thrasher. We sincerely hope that the county court will re cognize the fact that Commissioner Thrasher was a resident of the Illinois Valley and that this up and coming section should have the representation in the county court as it has always had, and will appoint the new member from one of the valley citizens. If the court carries out its intention to fill the va cancy with a member who will not lie a candidate in the fall election, we believe they will be doing the county an injustice. This would leave the new coun- ( M iners’ Jubilee CTOES GET OUR RATES [Bob Rout Harold Hill i Texaco Garage CAVE CITY THEATRE ber them among their friends. We’re tops in every thing. But we seem to have a divided opinion as to what is good and what is necessary for our Union High School. Folks, this divided opinion is NOT SO HOT. Our public school system of the country is the cradle of our liberty and freedom. It is the one system in the nation that we MUST keep going, and we should make this system as good as we can. In sections of the country like ours, undeveloped, sparsely settled and no big corporations to help out in taxation, there is sometimes a limit to what we can do. We may not be able to have as good a school as a Mr. and Mrs. Bert St. John Walter Doney went to Tan- big city could support. This is all true, but at the same and nan lake last Sunday. time there is a common ground where we can ALL BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY GET TOGETHER on subjects that concern our pub Mr. and Mrs. William Griffith CHURCH Grants Pass, are the proud par lic school system. There should be no divided opinion. of ents of a baby girl, named Donna Sunday school ................. 10 a. nt. This newspaper understands that every citizen in Leola. Mrs. Griffith was formerly Preaching at 11 a, m. Preaching at 8 p. nt. the valley is a human individual with their particular Leola Albright of this valley. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. likes and dislikes, and have their own thoughts in Church services at 11 a. m. Mrs. Alta Klock of Junction matters that effect the younger generation. We have City, --------------- o---------------- Oregon, spent a weeks vaca- lllinoi* Valley Seventh Day ours as well, but in the matter of the public school tion at the home of he. cousin, Adventist hurch system, we are NOT going to advise you how to run Mrs. Bud Doney. Mrs. Klot.. works in a telephone office in Junction the school. YOU—All of YOU know what you want, Cty. While here she visited the Sabbath school 1:30 p. nt. service, 3:00 p. m. and you should be able to get together and do the best Oregon Caves and thru the Red Church Everyone welcome. you can for the success of the school. We insist there wood highway. F. W. COOPER, Elder. Everyone is cordially invited to is a common ground where we can all meet and agree. Mr and Mrs. Walter Doney and our service. The only way to reach this common ground is the DE Charles Johnson had as guests attend ------------- o-------------- SIRE to reach it. If we are stubborn and insist we last week “Sleepy Short," “Little Cave Junction Community Church are l ight and won’t listen to argument, we will never Joe'' Irwin and "Tex” Wheeler of Sunday school 10 a. m. the “Arizona Wranglers". Mr. reach that common ground—But on the other hand, Johnson Preaching 11a. m. and Mr. and Mrs. Doney 8 p. in. if we are open minded and can LISTEN, we can had visited the Wranglers a few Evening service weeks previously at Eureka, Cali- reach an agreement that will be satisfactory to all. where they were then Whether the busses are the right thing or not at fornia, staying. this particular time is immaterial—The big thing is ■o- to be UNITED on a front that will bring everything that is good and we can afford for our schools. It is Bull Attacks Little regrettable that the busses should have to lie the in Girl. Slight Damage strument that is causing dissension. They may be just The first of the week a mad CAVE JUNCTION, ORE as important as the water the children drink at bull caught little Lorraine Mellow, school, but they are causing divided opinions that can daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A Marvelously Good hurt the school system at large—And THAT IS Mellow, while her father and Place to Meet brother were milking, and knock WHAT WE ARE ASKING YOU TO STOP. and Dine ed her down and was causing con The school board can help materially in this mat siderable commotion when the ter. They can bring divided opinion together, IF men heard the noise and drove Always at Your away. they have the desire to do so. On the other hand they the It bull Service was at first feared that the can be just as obstinate as anyone and make the ¡S- little girl was injured, but appar sue worse. ently nothing more than a few Open from 5:30 a. m. to 1 a. in. Right, constructive thinking can eliminate all scratches was all the damage but the family received a wrangling and inharmony. We KNOW THIS IS done, first rate shock at the accident. TRUE. It has been demonstrated so many times it is childness to dispute it. Let’s get together for the benefit of the growing generation and give them the COMING! break perhaps we did not have. The coordination of RIGHT THINKING that heals all disputes. THE NEW COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1 STATED LINE RENDEZVOUS I Freight Service I I I SUBSCRIPTION PRICES One Year ...... Six Months Three Month* I DAILY Freight for Cave Junction and Caves Highway left at Drews Garage. Cave Junction. Daily Service GRANTS PASS STEAM LAUNDRY Pickup in Cave City and Kerby Monday and Thursday
