Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current, September 08, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, September 8, 1938
(¡round Broken for
Redwood Empire Bldg.
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and ita 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
Sabbath scho.l at 1:30 p. m.
Speaking at 3 p. m.
Prayer and study, Wednesday
evening at 7:30 p. m.
You are invited to meet with
x
$1 50 us.
F. W. Cooper Selma Elder
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..................... Editor
Bucine», Manager
M C ATHEY
L. E. ATHEY
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
In Josephine County
One Year
Six Months
Three Month,
Friday, September 2 marked a
momentous occasion in the his-
tory of the Redwood Empire
I counties—the formal
ground-
breaking for the Redwood Em-
pire building on Treasure Island,
in which notables from every
part of the world will be wel-
corned during the exposition year.
Preliminary arrangements for
the ceremonial were made by the
Redwood Empire Erposition Com­
mission. the California State Ex­
position Commission and the Red­
wood Empire association. It em­
bodied many colorful features, ty­
pifying the allure of the Red­
wood Empire, America’s newest
natural playground.
Completed drawings from the
architects boards indicate that
the Redwood Empire building,
which will be in the form of a
typical Redwood forest lodge,
will be one of the outstanding ed-
ifices on Treasure Island.
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ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
OF SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS
Outside of Josephine County
$2 00
One Year
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
CHURCH
The Illinois Valley News reserves the right <o reject any advertising Sunday school ................. 10 a. I m.
Preaching at 11 a. m.
copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application
Preaching at 8 p. m.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Church services at 11 a. m.
(■REDWOOD EMPIRE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS uniTl
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Cave Junction Community Church
Sunday school..................... 10 a. m.
Preaching ........................... 11 a. m.
Evening service ................. . 8 P- m.
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THE JUBILEE IS OVER
Aviation Meeting to
We want to congratulate the Jubilee committee Paramount to Give
1000
Free
Tickets
Be Held in Medford
for the work they have done in putting on the Sec­
ond Annual Miners’ Jubilee. It was a large assign­ Manager Fred Rout of the
Private fliers and fixed base
ment for a few men to do the job that has been done Cave City theatre has made ar- operators will play an important
and the results of their labor will be far reaching in rangements with Paramount Pic- ' part in the program of the fifth
tures, Inc., so the patrons of his Northwest
Aviation
Planning
the future.
theatre may participate in a na- Council to be held at Medford,
The Jubilee was an eye opener for many business tional advertising scheme which Oregon, on September 16th and
men outside of the valley. They could not visualize Paramount is sponsoring.
17th, it was announced by A. H.
Every Sunday night on the ra­ Banwell, program chairman.
that such a little community could put on such a
dio at 7:30 Eastern Daylight Sav­
A certain amount of time has
“wow” of a show.
ing Time, on the National Broad­ been set aside in the two-day pro­
The Jubilee is a civic institution now for a cer­ casting red network, the “Fitch gram for a discussion of the prob­
tainty, and it will grow every year until the entire Bandwagon" will be presented. lems of private flying, and ques­
state takes notice of it and the little valley where it On this program will be explain­ tions such as Department of Com­
ed how every one can enter this merce regulation and legal as­
is held.
national contest. This broadcast pects of private flying, State Ae­
This year’s Jubilee, in three days, did more to ad­ comes between Jack Benny and ronautic Boards and regulations
vertise the Illinois Valley than could have been done the Chase & Sanborn show, two of private fliers, the future for
of the most popular programs on private fliers and recommenda­
in many years through natural channels. People the
air.
tions for simplified regulations
went away with glowing praise for the people of the
Tune in next Sunday after Jack will be included in the program.
Benny and listen to the details of
At previous Council meetings,
valley anti the show they provided.
The banquet held Monday evening, honoring the this idea whereby 1000 free tickets little time has been devoted to the
will be explained.
question of the problems of the
builders of the Redwood highway and the Redwood to theatres
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fixed base operator. For that rea­
Empire association, will live in the memory of those Government to Help
son, fixed base operators will be
afforded an opportunity to dis­
honored for the rest of their lives. As one prominent Tourists See the West
cuss their problems at the Med
man said—“I have been doing my bit in public life for
ford meeting, Banwell stated
many years, and have given my talents and time to
Having spent severl million
A representative of the recent­
many civic enterprises, but this is the first time I of dollars in creating Treasure ly formed Civil Aeronautics Au­
Island, backed up by an appro­ thority will attend the Council
have ever received any public recognition for this priation
of $1,500,000 for a fed­ meeting, as will Major General
work.” And this gentleman and others, were sur­ eral exhibit at the Golden Gate Oscar
Westover, Chief of the Uni­
prised beyond expression as those little blocks of red­ International Exposition on San ted States Air Corps, and other
wood with their name and recognition for their lab­ Francisco bay, Uncle Sam now is prominent aviation authorities
pitching in to help bring people from all over the United States,
ors engraved on copper were handed to them.
to the 1939 World’s Fair of the
National
defense,
airports,
One of the most prominent men of San Francisco West, and to encourage them to feeder lines, airplane manufactur­
er- and amateur aircraft building
laid aside his work to attend the banquet, and believe “See All the West in ’39.“
Through the newly organized are but a few of the subjects
us he is one of the busiest men in California. This United
States Travel Bureau, op­
will be covered at the meet­
gentleman is the genial manager of the Redwoods erated by the National Park Ser- which
ing.
Empire association, Mr. Clyde Edmondson, and his vice, the federal government is
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presence and the message he left gave the banquet preparing to lend a helping hand Cave City Beauty Shop
Americans who believe in see-
that touch of importance that no other person could to
Under New Management
ing America first.
have given. This newspaper wants to thank Mr. Ed­ It marks the first time that our
mondson for that long trip, and we sincerely hope he government has gone in for tour­ Mrs. J. D. Lanning has taken
ist promotion on a broad scale, over the Cave City Beauty shop
not only enjoyed himself while here, but gathered although
many European nations and will have complete charge in
enough important information that made the trip have had government travel bur­ the future. Mrs. Lanning will
eaus for many years.
specialize in individual hair de­
worth while.
signing
and will have an assistant
While
the
new
Travel
Bureau
While the committee and the people generally of
was not organized especially to in the very near future.
the valley are glad the celebration is over, it will live assist the Golden Gate Interna
Having had several years
for a long time to those who visited the Jubilee.
tional Exposition, its activities in perience as an operator and
“INVESTIGATE BEFORE
SIGN CONTRACT”
YOU
No doubt you have already
been called upon by a number of
fast talking solicitors
offering
all kinds of advertising schemes.
With the opening of the Golden
Gate
international Exposition
fast approaching, you will be so
licited by many more “special ad­
vertising i
••in
Just a '
vestigate
con
tracts— or
to
solicitors”
During exposition periods, num
erous high pressure scheme-
trick ideas are devised to
talize for pecuniary profit
gain. Many such schemes are
ueless and an absolute wast
money.
However, you are always
in
in advertising
wth establi
newspapers, magazines and i
established publications; also
established radio stations
other reputable media
We suggest you take your time
about signing contracts with high
pressure olicitora who offer "the
most effective ami resultful ad
vertising"
This office will be glad to SV
cure information for you from the
Better Business Bureau regard
ing solicitations of a questionable
nature.
This communication is respect
fully directed to you for your own
protection and benefit.
With best wishes,
you
a lot
n ad-
sev it in
o
the west have been speeded up by
reason of the World s Fair.
Said J. R. Anderson supervisor
of the New York office of the
bureau: “We have rushed our
plans for a Western office in or­
tier to assist the people of lile
Western state in making their
Golden Gate International Expo
-ition a success. Eastern people
will want to see the scenic attrac­
tions of the West as well a the
Exposition, and we believe that
we can help in this big travel pro­
gram.’’
That "big travel program" is
the coordinated Western states
travel promotion plan launched by
the Exposition more than a year
ago, in which the western states,
railroads, travel agencies and
others interested in tourist pro­
motion have been brought togeth
er in a major effort to attract
visitors to all the West.
It is encouraging to learn that
the governent is joining this
movement to make 1939 the
greatest travel year in W estern
hi-tory.
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Eddie Martin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George L. Martin, returned
to Cave Junction last Saturday
from California, where he ha-
He will
been for the past year
y
remain here permanently and has
taken a position at Schumacher’s
grocery, recently held by Eddie
Slayton, who left last Friday for
Corvallis, where he will attend
State college.
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Leona Lillis has moved into
Grants Pass to be near her
mother who is in the hospital
there Mi-s Lillis was one of this
year's princesses at the Miners’
Jubilee.
the past three years owning
own shop. Mrs. Lanning brings to
Cave City the very latest in hair
designing.
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Distinguished guests here dur­
ing the Jubilee included Willis
Mahoney candidate for United
States senator; Henry Hess candi­
date for governor; Larry Manuel,
secretary of the Grants Pass
Chamber of Commerce; O. S.
Blanchard, attorney of Grants
Pass; Sam Baker, of the United
States National bank; Ted Cra­
mer, manager of the United State-
National bank, and V. K. Meedom,
manager of the Bank of America,
Crescent City.
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TIMBER CRUISING
Accurate Work
CLINT HARDS
Cave Junction, Oregon
K & L TRUCK LINE
Freight for Cave Junction and
Caves Highway left at Drews
Garage, Cave Junction.
Daily Service
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
D. C. D. Ladies to
Entertain Men Folks
DR. A. N. COLLMAN
Next Saturday evening. Sept-
Naturopathic Physician
ember 10th, an entertainment of
fun and frolic will be given in
CAVE CITY, OREGON
the Deer Creek Grange hall.
The D. C. D. ladies entertaining
the men folks and you can be as­
sured an evening well spent for 3' .................................... -Ç
those that attend. There will be
Dr. Fred W. Gould
plenty of fun and good eats so
Dental Surgeon
Tuff» Building
:
don’t forget to bring your nickles
Phone 4
and dimes.
Grant* Pa»»
After the program and games,
,¿3
dancing will follow for those who 0'
care to dance and everyone is
welcome. Admission is free.
Dr. H. W. Hermann
The following program begins
OPTOMETRIST
at 8 o’clock:
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Welcome song “High Hated
Telephone 258-J
519 “H” St.
Band; skit “When I Was Young";
Grants Pass
songs by all group singing; skit,
“The Druggist;’’ Dancing girls;
reading, “How to Preserve a Hus­
band;” 4-H club girls singing;
Notary Publics
skit, “I won't Pay the Rent;” tap
in Cave City
dancer.
Everyone is invited to come
AMY HUSSEY
and enjoy yourselves and remem­
M. C. ATHEY
ber the admission is free.
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a-
Pilis for motorists who have
difficulty in seeing at night may
THE BARBER
be the next step toward safety
after dark, if experiments being
Bart McCue
conducted by two eastern scien­
CAVE CITY, ORE
tists prove successful. Capsules
filled with a substance rich in
vitamin A, which builds up the
cells used to distinguish light and
shadow, have been developed and
L B. HALL
are being tested. Secretary of
FUNERAL
HOME
State Earl Snell says “glare blind­
Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager
ness" and inability to distinguish
AMBULANCE SERVICE
objects after dark causes many
Phone 388
Cor. 5th & C Sts.
serious accidents.
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Failures may be the forerunner
VETERINARIAN
of greater success.
Hor,e, and Cattle my Specialty
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
Office Oti, E. Hackett car lot
Day phone 162--- Night 538
RIVOLI
Grants Pass
Thur,., Fri., Sat., Sept. 8 9-10
Mickey Rooney in
“LOVE FINDS
ANDY HARDY”
USED CARS
With Judy Garland and
Lewis Stone
Alway» Better Value» All-Way»
OTIS E. HACKETT
Easy terms—Reasonable trades
627 S. 6th St., Grants Pass
PREVIEW Sat., Sept. 10
Vistor McLaglen in
"THE DEVIL’S PARTY
Sun. Only, Sept. 1 1
Geo. Raft and Sylvia Sidney in
“YOU AND ME”
Mon. , Tue»., Sept. 12 13
“THE BIRTH OF A BABY”
With Richard Gordon and
Eleanor King
GRANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
Pickup in Cave City and Kerby
Monday and Thursday
HULL & HULL
Wardrobe Cleaners
FUNERAL HOME
The oldest and best since 1911
Ambulance service day or nite
Free Pick up by Grant, Pas,
Laundry
502 N 4th St.
When in Grants Pass
Eat at the
CLUB CAFE
Phone 334
Freight
Service
6th and “G” Streets
Between All Illinois
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September 10
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PRICE SECOND—The best is
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