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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, Octolier 13, 193S
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Illinois Valley News
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and ita surrounding district*.
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
M i
L. E
Editor
ATHEY
ATHEY
Business
Manager
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
In Josephine County
section of Oregon. We would like
to subscribe for a newspaper print
ed at Cave Junction.
Some time around the 17th of
April this year, we registered in
your city. We enjoyed Southern
Oregon very much.
L. L. Eusing.
plete our work for today. What do you think we are
going to do? Since we started this article, we are go
ing to take some of the above advice and stay on the
job and finish today’s work.
Put-it-off, if you want to. But you will feel bet
ter if you do it now, and it will make you happier.
There is one thing, however, none of us will put
o-
off. When Saint Peter takes a good look at our ugly
mug it will be just too late to postpone that little or- Government Grant to
deal. So while the going is good, why not put forth an Help Reduce Predators
honest effort to DO TODAY?
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DAILY
Freight
Service
Between All Illinois
Valley Points and
Grants Pass
ILLINOIS VALLEY
FREIGHT SERVICE
With the additional help made
ic for crippled children in Jose- possible by a $49,000 Works Pro
GET OUR RATES
OFF IN THE CORNER phine county at the health unit in gress Administration grant to
S la Months
Three Month»
WITH PHIL SNORT
Bob Rout Harold Hill
the Court House, Grants Pass, on , employ trappers, predatory ani-
Outside of Josephine County
$2 OO
One Yrar
Tuesday, October 25th, at 10:30 j mal control work in Oregon is
Texaco Garage
Dear Ed:
1 again making significant progress
a. m.
CAVE JUNCTION
The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising
In my letter of last week I
The clinic service will be avail- , j after the slump caused by lack of
copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application promised to continue the subject
able to any person under twenty- funds during the depression years, J
of homes on the Rough-and Ready
one years of age who has his | Dr. W. H. Lytle, state veterinar- |
flat. I am taking this part of the
family physician and parents sign ian, reported this week.
Illinois Valley—as 1 have long vis
State department of agricul
the
application blank. These forms
Ç redwood empiri : newspaper publishers UnlfJ ualized potential homes there, and
may be had at either the county ture records show that the July
there is not much else that any
relief office or the county health “take" of predators made big in
one can visualize there—for the
roads into coyote numbers. Four
unit.
PROCESS
reason, as I have mentioned bo
hundred and forty-four of the an
definition
of
what
consti-
The
SCHOOL ELEC TION
fore, that people who have plenty
tutes a crippled child is very imals were killed during the
of money and wish to retire can
broad, It includes any deformity month. Other animals taken in
The Illinois Valley News wants to thank the peo build homes there, homes that will in bones, muscles or joints, and clude 39 bobcat, eight bear and ¡FRENCH LAUNDRY
be free of the disasters of earth
I & DRY CLEANERS
ple for coming out and voting at the high school elec quakes
also such conditions as cleft pa miscellaneous other animals
and floods, such as are
paid through funds of |
tion last Saturday. It was a fine demonstration of experienced in the much lauded late, hare lip and burn contrae- i the Hunters
department and cooperating
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Agencies
duty, and the school board also appreciates the in southern California. It is true that tures.
Following the clinic, all chil- counties were responsible for bag
in winter-time we have much rain
terest shown.
dren needing treatment, the cost ging 374 predators, and WPA I Alma s Dre»» Shop, Cava City
The bus question is settled. Now let us all turn our and swollen rivers and streams, of which their families are unable trappers accounted for 119 during I Wittrock*» Store, Kerby
but, in all the years 1 have been
to meet, will be cared for by the the month, the latest for which (Lew Hammer, Selma
thoughts to building a better high school where the here
(35), life or property has Crippled Children’s Division of the figures are available.
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children of the valley can get an education that will not been endangered.
State Relief Committee.
I (’all: Wed. and Sat
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Something like ten years, or
permit them to enter college after graduation.
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When a boy or girl seeks employment from the big more, ago, Roy Wilson came up
New Trails Being
from Los Angeles and bought FISH PLANTED IN
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corporations and even many of the government posi from Elwood Hussey, a piece of
Constructed Nearby
1 E. G. Gayman Says
tions, one of the first questions asked is: "Are you a ground that 1 deemed about as LOCAL STREAMS
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college graduate?” If the answer is no, the applicant worthless as land could be, and 1 Rainbow trout were planted in New trails are being construct- 1 THE
BEST
FEED
IS
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has no chance of getting the position. This is becom thought Hussey a skinner and a number of local streams during ed in the lower Illinois River Val THE CHEAPEST FEED
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ley area by the Forest service. At
Wilson
crazy.
Today
this
same
the
past
week,
The fish were
ing a habit with many firms. They seek college grad
u I
place is a place of beauty, a place hatched at the Federal hatchery present the construction work is i Buy the feed which has the :
uates.
best
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ingredients money can :
of utility and a place of comfort. at Butte Falls anil secured
for taking place on the Chetco river i buy—Milled by a company of
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If we wish to give our boys and girls an even I well remember when Hugh Hen planting by the cooperative ef- and Tincup trails. This improve- J over
75 years experience — I
ment
work
has
opened
up
a
vast
break with other young men and women of the nation dricks homesteaded a 40 acres, forts of the Kerby Rod and Gun
for recreational use aside
SPERRY’S FARM - TESTED!
and state, we must provide a chance for them to get north and east of the Balzke place. club and the Forest service. The area
SEEDS
I laughed at him for doing it, told State Game Commission delivered from its protective value,
Suremilk, Surelay, Surebuild, :
an education, otherwise we are sending them out into him that he was betting the gov
Eight miles of trail has been
small trout which were plant
Surebroiler, Sureturk,
the world with little chance of getting any place. ernment $15 that he could live the
finished to date. The crews are
Surerabbit
ed by the Forest service and the
:
composed of local men. W’orking
Without an education we are sending our children there five years without starving Oregon Caves CCC camp.
Buy in half or ton lots and s
under Dan Mclrwin on the Chetco
a
comfortable
home
on
that
forty,
»save
money
The young trout which were
out into the world of hard knocks under a handicap
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death. Today live Hearing has from one to two inches long were trail are Don F. Johnson, James
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they may not be able to rise above. Self educated men to
MACK’S
and it also encloses the O’Brien planted in the following streams: A. I.eatham ami John A. George i
and women are becoming mighty scarce. A college Post Office, store, service station 30,00 in Greybaek creek.
Farther back in the hills on the :
Seed & Feed Store :
Tincup trail Frank X. Buchheit, :
certificate is the key that unlocks the doors of oppor and tourist cabins, the whole place 1 4,000 in Caves creek.
514 9. 6th Street Grants Pass
R. D. Tucker, Jimmie Miller and I
tunity today, and the boy or girl who does not have serviced by gravity water—a tan 6,000 in Soldier creek.
Arthur J. Lindley are under the a ......................................................... 0
gled
wilderness
transformed
to
a
25,000 in Briggs and Secret
that certificate is shoved aside and must take less
| supervision of Paul Kunkel.
spot of beauty.
creeks.
promising positions, though they may be more suit In speaking of the Rough-and-
Aside from the fact, and still it
Earlier in the season the State
able for the position at hand, the college certificate Ready flat, I mean that part of Game Commission divided 60,000 has been rumored, that the miners PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
is the barrier that prevents them from getting their the Illinois valley lying between steelhead between Deer creek. around Chetco Pass are making
the west fork of the Illinois riv Sucker creek and the west fork of daily trips down to the Illinois riv
chance in the business world.
er for the sheer enjoyment of
DR. A. N. COLLMAN
northwards toward and almost the Illinois river.
Therefore, it seems to us. that it is most import er,
walking over the new trail.
Naturopathic Physician
to Cave City and through which
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ant that we give the kids the best education we know the Rough and Ready flows, 0“
CAVE CITY, OREGON
how to give. It can’t be too good. Our high school so mething like 4000 acres I
Fresh Pop Corn
should be recognized so that a graduation certificate —not hert acres but home acres.
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5c and 10c
Of
course,
the
places
I
have
men
)«< m Q
would (‘liter the holder to any state college. Do we
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tinned, are places of business, 0..................................................
CAVE
CITY
have that kind of high school? If we don’t let’s get it. mostly for tourist trade, but what The following letter from De-
Dr. Fred W. Gould
Dental Surgeon
It might cost a little, but it is worth it and more, to has been done to make the tourist troit is encouraging:
Tuff» Building
Detroit, Mich.,
give industrious boys and girls their chance in life, business attractive can be applied
Phone 4
October 4. 1938.
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more extensively to the beauty
even if we did not have ours.
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and comfort of homes, and there Cave Junction Newspaper
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LETTERMENS
BENEFIT
is room for more than a thou-and C ave Junction. Oregon.
M \I’S \RE CONFUSING
Gentlemen :
uncrowded homes in and around
Dr. H. W. Hermann
This year during the month of
the Rough-and Ready flat
Cov
optometrist
April
we
motored
through
your
ering
this
country
could
be
had
I’he News is bringing to the attention of several
s
Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted
one
of
the
finest
water
systems,
oil companies and others who publish maps showing
Telephone 258-J
519 "H” St.
by gravity known. Water could
roads, cities, etc., to the tact that Cave Junction is a be
Grants Pass
impounded in reservoirs, arti
LOTA
thriving little city and should
recognized and j ficial lakes, and pipe lines ceuld
OCTOBER 22
PEARCE
placed on their maps.
be put upon every acre, an over
9:00 p. in.
\ part) from California started out to tour Ore head system installed that would
Beautician
Notary Publics
supply sufficient moisture for the
gon and see the Oregon Caves. Three cars left the culture
Hgh
School
in Cave City
of any flora desired. The
same time, l ooking on their maps that were provided initial cost of this water system Finger Waving. Shampoo and
Gym
AMY HUSSEY
Permanent Wave»
by an oil company, it showed the road leading to the would conte high, but the upkeep
GOOD MUSIC
M. C. ATHEY
"G” Street Barber
Ca\i - leaving the Redwood '"igiiway at Kerby. They would be almost nil for all time,
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In the long run there is no water
Shop
Admission 75c
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agreed to all meet at Kerby on a certain day. One car system
as cheap or as effective
Grants Pass
arrived here and thought t e\ were in Kerby and as gravity
LADIES FREE
THE BARBER
a * ;
waited some time for the other cars when they found
I shall tell more of homes on
JORDAN
S
out they were in Cave Junction They finally found Rough and-Ready in
Bart McCue
their party ail right, but some time was lost and con- tens.
$1 50
.75
50
One Year
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LETTERS
DRUG STORE
DANCE
SATURDAY,
fusion re suited. This may have happened before, but
we know
■ particular inst; a nee.
CLINIC PL \NNF.D FOR
We w >sh to advise the oil t companies and other GRIPPI ED CHILDREN
map ma er> th at the road lead ling off the Kedwood
Children » Divt
high w ax to t b u Oregon Cave< branches
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off at Cave • en The of Crippled
the State Mfef C ■ -it-
un
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Junction.
>> city should I n e shown on the maps. tee. tn conjunction with the coun
IHF Pl r IT OFFS
We are ail
n—we all play the game of "Put-
it-Off” unt: I l»k
ow. or <ome time next week the
things that > wuid <
le today, we pass ud until to-
morrow, ami an oppt.
nity to do something for
yourself, or do somei
g for someone else is lost,
I'hese opportune lit are passed by for the lack of
u • j K
14 h
k >. L 1 \ back bone anc
' w ill to do today w hat ought
1 — $ 'v i onioFro
to be done
r ci portunities will come
if we do what we shouh today.
You mig’r t S4IV. "Y 'U re a fine fellow to preach
to us. how abc ut your own glass house?'’ In reply we
rise to state t! At k • stones are just as big as any.
and we throw e
•o But that fact should not stop
us from trying to i p someone else and maybe a
of the advice might
me and do us a measure
gvott also.
Kight now. we are
to go to a football game.
ty relief and hea
hold its first fi
CAVE
CITY. ORE
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Make Your Headquarters at
Jordan's while shopping
in Grants Pass
l ight Lunches — Cool Drinks
licious Cream
South Sixth St.
L
B
HALL
FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. L. B. Hall. Manager
AMBILANCE SERVICE
Phone 3SS
Cor. 5th i C Sts.
\ ETERIN ARIAN
FOR EFFICIENT 81 SINES» LIKE CONDUCT OF COUNTY
Horse» and Cattle me Specialty
DR O L. HOHLFELD
Office Oti» E. Hackett car lot
Day phone 182—-Night 538
OFFICE
VOTE FOR
Grants
RICHARD McELLIGOTT
P jss
USED CARS
■*>•«»» Better Value* All-Way»
DEMOCRAT C CANDIDATE FOR
OTIS E. HACKETT
terms—Reasonable trades
612 South 7th Street
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
LONG TERM
HULL & HULL
RICHARD McELLIGOTT
funeral home
Ambu «nce
MACK
502 N 4th St.
ar ait«
Phone 334