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    Courier
Gateway to The Oregon Caves
Illinois Valley News
A LIVE WIRE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN THE INTERESTS OF THE ILLINOIS VALLEY
’ AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS
3
Cave Junction. Oregon. Thursday. September 2R. 1938
Volume II No. 21
Boys Return
From Legion
Convention
Kerby News Notes
of General Interest
Joseph M. Seyferth passed
away Tuesday morning at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Woolridge of Central Point, Ore­
gon.
Mr. Seyferth was born in Jack-
son county August 25, 1869, but
was a resident of the Illinois Vai.
for many years. He is survived
by three daughters, Mrs. Nina
Yark and Mrs. Nellie Yark of
Murphy, Oregon and Mrs. Fern
Woolridge of Central Point.
He leaves five sisters and one
brother, Lillie M. White and Alice
Hogue of Kerby; Mary E. White
of Takilma; Margaret Zell and
Lucy Seyferth of Medford; Mar­
tha Kaning of Seattle; Anna G.
Black of San Francisco and Fred
Seyferth of Likely, California.
He also leaves five grandchil­
dren and a host of friends and
relatives.
Services were held at 3:30 p.
m. Wednesday, September 28 at
the Hull & Hull Funeral Home
in Grants Pass.
Farmers To Get
Loans to Irrigate
Following a meeting of the Josephine County
Land Use committee Monday, September 26, it ap­
pears fairly certain that between twenty and twenty-
five thousand dollars of Farm Security Administra­
tion funds would soon be available for loans to farm­
ers who want to improve their irrigation set up on
farms in the Illinois Valley.
Price 5 Cents
High School News
Of General Interest
This week the freshmen are
going through their annual tor­
ture of initiation. All freshies
are required to wear a green bib.
Miss Connell is also being initiat­
ed by wearing a bib. No fresh­
men are to be seen in front of the
building, so they are making good
use of the back doors. Maybe it
is because of the hefty looking
paddles they see the seniors car­
rying. Probably the hardest rule
for the freshie boys to keep is to
eat lunch at noon with a fresh­
man girl. This seems to worry
the boys a great deal. Friday,
will be dress up day for the be­
ginners. Friday night will end
the initiation with more stunts
and a dance.
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Miss Connell had try outs for
a Girls Glee club Monday after­
noon. The purpose was to find
out the range of each girls voice
for part singing.
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Boys physical education class
will take up speedball when the
weather is favorable. Quite a few
boys have turned out to practice
basketball.
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Girls physical education class
is beginning volley ball practice
seriously hoping for competition
with other schools.
John Valen
Named On
Rep. Ticket
Three members of Glenn Mor­
At the meeting of the Repub­
rison Post No. 70 American Leg
lican County Central committee
ion, returned last Thursday night
held last Thursday in the court
from their trip to the convention
house, John Valen of Holland
at Los Angeles. C. Y. Arnold,
was named as the Republican can­
Elwood Hussey and Ted Athey
didate to succeed George Thrash­
said the trip was well worth while
er, resigned, for the unexpired
J. C. Moore of the Bureau of to meet in Portland on September
both from the pleasure side and
term of county commissioner.
Agricultural
Economics,
USDA,
29
to
30
at
which
time
the
final
the advertising it gave the Illinois
The
nominating
committee
from Corvallis, met with the com­ decision will be made as to the
Valley, the Redwood highway and
made
its
report.
The
chairman
mittee to explain the program availability of the loans, After
the Oregon Caves.
not being present, Terrill Carner
made
possible
by
the
Water
Facil
­
approval
by
the
Federal
Water
There were others from the
said he would tell the committee
ities Act for which Congress has Facilities board, a survey will be
valley who went down to the con­
what happened. We met and the
made an appropriation for the made of the Illinois Valley basin
vention but the above mentioned
vote for commissioner was three
fiscal
year
ending
July
1,
1939.
by
the
Soil
Conservation
Service.
did not happen to see them on the
for John Valen and two for John
The money available for loans After this survey is completed,
trip.
Dougall.
may be borrowed by individual farmers who may be interested in
The Hussey car left here at
M. C. Athey made a motion that
farmers
or
by
several
farmers
in
installing
pumping
systems
should
3 :20 a. m. Saturday morning and
the
majority report of the nom­
a group. For money borrowed get in touch with any of the mem
did not stop until Medford where
inating
committee be accepted.
there is three per cent interest bers of the Land Use committee,
15 minutes were given for coffee
An objection was made to the
with
20
years
for
repayment.
The
Joe Deremiah, Farm Security Ad
and on to Weed, California where
motion, the objector asking that
Soil Conservation Service will ministration supervisor, of the
a caravan was to leave at 8 :30 a.
the
motion be made that Mr. Val­
perform the necessary surveying County Agent's office.
d. with a police escort.
en
be
named as the party’s candi­
at no cost to the individual or
Members of the Land Use Com­ I
The caravan arrived late in the
date,
Athey withdrew his mo-
Miss Laverne Roberson, teach­ group of farmers.
mittee present at the meeting
afternoon at Stockton where the
tion with the consent of his sec­
The Land Use committee was were: chairman, George R. Rid­
Legionnaires of that town held er of the intermediate grades in
ond ond made another motion
the
Kerby
school
was
unable
to
asked
to select an area in the dle, Ben R. Bones, A. A. John-
open house for those out of town.
that Valen be named the candi-
attend
classes
on
Tuesday
because
county which would best fit into son, W. W. Canby, E. Reed Car
Leaving Stockton at 7:40 Sun­
date,
which motion prevailed.
day morning the caravan motored of illness. Mr. Laws and his this program, and since prelim- ter, Howard T. Edson, Victor
Many of those present lauded
through the famous and hot valley students kept the work going for inary surveys showed that the ir- Boehl, J. L. Woodward, Radbui*n
Mr. Valen and spoke very highly
rigation in the Illinois Valley
of San Joaquin river and over Miss Roberson.
of him and stated they were glad
Robinson,
G.
H.
Broons,
J.
C.
could best be improved by pump-
the “rim" route into Los Angeles.
to have him as the party’s candi-
Thompson and O. K. Beals, sec­
Mrs. Jaces Kanely and Miss ing, this area was chosen.
Sunday night the boys visited
date.
The Water Facilities Board is retary.
Several more students register­
and Genivieve Fox left last week for
several state headquarters
1
After there appeared to be no
ed Monday bringing the total en- further
left the papers they took with Whittier, California, where they
business coming before
rollment to 86. This is the same the committee, M. C. Athey, mem­
them asking all I to return home will spend the winter. Mrs. Kane­
Officers
of
the
bank
will
act
aB
number registered last year at ber from the Kerby precinct,
via the Redwood I highway and vis- ly owns the Maple Court Auto
chaperons.
Mrs. Wm. Bigelow will
this timet
it the Oregon Caves. Monday camp.
stated that he was glad to have
Special sight seeing trips are
they called upon the different have charge of the camp this
been a member of the committee,
on
the
program
and
banquets
and
On Tuesday afternoon the first
newspapers telling them of their winter.
luncheons planned. Two floors Student Body meeting of the year but since he could not endorse the
mission and posing for pictures
of a large Portland hotel have was held, The meetini was call- entire Republican ticket, he chose
Mrs. Lottie Woodcock and Mr.
as well as other state headquart­
been reserved for the party, and ed to discuss ways of earning to resign rather thi»n cause the
and Mrs. Adams were at Kerby
ers.
headquarters
will be established money to build up the student committee any embarrassment on
Monday on business. Mrs. Wood­
Monday night they were in the
his account. Athey is an ardent
on the mezzanine floor.
cock is employed in Grants Pass
body treasure. Freshmen initia­
40 et 8 parade where they sang
supporter of Willis Mahoney for
and Mr. and Mrs. Adams have a
-0-
tion was fully explained to the United States senator on the
“The Gang’s All Here,” while
mine
on
Canyon
creek.
The
two
beginners.
Athey beat the bass drum. They
Democratic ticket.
Announcement will be made Social Security Board
women are sisters.
The new student body officers
right
behind
the
Albany
were
Last Friday was the dead line
during the coming week of the | Member Visits Here
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for this year are, Les Henry, pres­
box car in an open car where all
for
nominations and the filing of
Congratulations
are
being winners of the third annual 4-H
ident; Bud Brooks, vice president; petitions. The complete county
could be seen and at one time
showered on Mr. and Mrs. W. A. club achievement and leadership
Richard C. Stillwell, manager Myrtice Jones, secretary-treas­
there were nine 40 et 8’ers riding
ticket as it appears will be as fol­
i (Bud)
Hoskins on the birth of contest sponsored by The First of the Social Security Board for urer.
on the car all singing lustily.
lows :
a baby daughter last Friday. She National Bank of Portland, ac­ this district with headquarters in
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County Judge
Tuesday was the big parade but has been named Sara Ann.
cording to H. C. Seymour, state Eugene, Oregon, was in the val­
Coming
Attractions
at
Stephen
Jewell, Democrat.
only Hussey made it and he rode
club director.
o
ley Wednesday making a tour of
W. A. Johnson, Republican.
on the engine of the Albany con­
Cave
City
Theater
Miss Alice Hogue had her ton-
As a result of their selection southern Oregon to be of help in
W. I’. Hazelrigg, Independent.
tingent.
sils removed last week.
by the local judging committee, case anyone wants his advice.
George R. Riddle, Independent.
Oo-lo-la!
The drum and three Legion­
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the outstanding boy and girl
He asked to have anyone who
I. . R. Webb, Independent.
The sauciest escapade in the
naires had their picture taken by
Lester Frost, Norma, Faye, chosen from each county will be wants information about their
Commissioner
history of love, as gay as a Mardi
Norman Alley of the Universal Ellis and Dean Tycer made a trip guests of the bank on October 5,
statement
of
wages
credited
to
(Four Years)
Gras, with three delightful stars
News, but they did not realize to Klamath Falls over the week 6 and 7 during the Pacific Inter­
Richard
McEllgott, Democrat.
their
old-age
insurance
account,
and
merry
with
tunes,
brings
Don
that Alley was the famous person­ end. They visited Mr. and Mrs. national Livestock exposition in
II. Noble I’arner, Republican.
Ameche, Simone Simon and Rob
to
write
to
Richard
C.
Stillwell,
age who took the pictures of the H. F. Tycer and other relatives.
Portland. All transportation, ho
T. H. Dawson, Independent.
ert Young to the Cave City thea­
sinking of the Panay in China.
tel accommodations and enter 435 Miner building, Eugene, Ore­
Commissioner
ter
Saturday
and
Sunday,
Octo-
They left Los Angeles Wednes­
George Thrasher and daughter tainment for the 74 guests are ' gon, and he will see that they get
(Two Years)
ber
1
and
2.
day morning and drove back the Virginia, came over from Tule­ being provided by the host bank. th<' information desired.
E.
R.
Brown.
Democrat.
It
’
s
vive
1'amour
in
naughty
coast route stopping in San Fran­ lake California, last Saturday to
John Valen, Republican.
New Orleans as Don and Bob
cisco long enough to have more spend the week end. While here
E. E. Brooks, Independent.
chase Simone, who must think
pictures taken by the advertising Miss Virginia was the guest of
J.
D. Creech, Independent.
faster
than
one
and run faster
department of the Redwood Em­ M iss Heidi Sachse. George drove
W. A. Fern, Independent.
than
the
other
—
but
not
too
much
pire association.
over a load of grain.
R. O. Kennedy, Independent.
faster. The tantalizing little co­
Arnold, Hussey and Athey all
J.
B. Reiering, Independent.
quette has talked herself into a
talked of the beauties of the Il­ RURAL ROUT TO
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pretty
mix-up,
so
there
are
two
linois Valley, the Redwood high­ STAY AT KERBY
Josettes, one for the boys' papa BANQUET AT CAVES
way and the Oregon Caves and ;
and another for the boys them­ CHATEAU ENJOYED
did all they could to induce the Cave Junction, Oregon.
selves.
veterans to return home via the My Dear Postmaster:
Coming Wednesday and Thurs­
Last Sunday evening the cast
Redwood highway.
Confirming our telegram
day. October 5 and 6, is a glorious of the Miners’ Jubilee pageant
They all feel that they did a September 27 as follows:
romance on a tropic South Sea was invited to a banquet at the
good bit of advertising and tho
“Transfer route one Kerby
island, coupled with daring thrills i Oregon Caves Chateau. AH but
it may not show immediate re­ Cave Junction October one
and the beauty of technicolor, en­ seven were able to attend and
sults they feel sure that those voked. Letter follows.“
titled “Her Jungle Love.” A re­ those present voted the evening
whom they talked to will some day ’
You are advised that, in view
markable picture with Dorothy well spent.
make the trip to the famous Ore- of representations made to this
Lamour and Ray Milland, the ro­
Several talks were made and
gon Caves.
Bureau, the decision has been
mantic team of “The Jungle Brin- I most of them were in favor of a
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reached to revoke the pending
cess.’’
| bigger and better pageant for
transfer of rural route No. 1,
Examinations for
o
next year with suggestions for
Kerby, to tbe jurisdiction of the
Drivers License (’an
plays
during the winter months
Local
Man
(¡rows
Cave Junction post office, which
Be Secured in City
to keep in practice.
was to have become effective on
Peanuts and Yams
It was suggested that a minstrel
October 1, 1938.
Ward McReynolds will hold ex-
show
be put on within a couple of
This matter Is being referred
A. Allard who has a ranch five
aminations in Cave Junction for
months and then a comedy drama
for a further investigation by­
miles south of Cave Junction
drivers licenses, Friday, October
and maybe a musical comedy.
post office inspector.
brought in a sample of small
7th from 9 at m. to 3 p. m., in the
After dinner there was rom-
Spanish peanuts and sweet pota­
Respectfully yours,
Chamber of Commerce building.
munity
singing and all seemed re
toes to show us what will grow in
J. W. COLE,
luctant to break up the party.
Prospective applicants may se­
Illinois valley
Actng Second Assistant.
The Jubilee committee through
cure the Oregon Drivers Manual
The peanuts are of the small the president. Art Drews, thanked
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at the chamber building in Cave
French variety, mostly used as every member of the cast for the
Few hours after returning from
Junction, and it is recommended I
salted peanuts. The sweet potatoes splendid work they did and as*
Alaska/
Mrs.
Paul
Fattig
went
that they get a copy and study
are large and seem just ax good xured them they would be called
same before taking the examina­ for a horseback ride, The cinch
as the southern varieties. One po­ upon next year as the Miners’
of
the
saddle
broke
and
Mrs.
Fat-
tion.
tato measured 14li inches around Jubilee is a civic celebration that
tig was thrown to the ground
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Lach year, as America observes Columbus day, attention is Focused the top.
striking her head, She was un­
is here to stay.
conscious for about half an hour. on Jackson park in Chicago, where stands the sole survivor of three
Mr. Allard also grows a gar­
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[ COMING EVENTS | Dr.
caravels—exact replicas of Columbus' Pinta, Nina and Santa Marla—
Collman was called and took which were constructed in Spain for the Columbian exposition. The Pinta den berry which makes very de­
The World’s Fair of the West
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her to the hospital where an X- and Nina were destroyed by fire in 1918 but the Santa Maria (In the back­ licious jams and preserves. The will run for 24,983,200 seconds
Wednesday, Octover 5—Regular Ray showed no fracture but con­ ground! is still afloat. The boats in which Columbus made his pioneering bush he has grown wax from seed after its opening at 10 ». m. on
business meeting of the Amer­ cussion and injury to the right voyage are dwarfed by modern ocean liners. For comparison, note the and yields from three to four gal­ | Treasure Island next February 18
row boats In foreground.
ican Legion Auxiliary.
ear.
lons of berries to the bush.
| —or 288 days.
4-H Club
Winners to Be
Announced
Celebration of Columbus Day
Recalls
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