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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1938)
Page Two Illinois Valley News, Thursday, October 20, 1938 ,--------------- -------------------------------------- p- - Louis Mussigbord left for Red church for the next two weeks. A. A. Johnson was named pre He will give a speciaj illustrated cinct committeeman from Kerby ding, California, last Monday on a business trip. On his return he sermon Friday, October 21. Every precinct. one welcome. Dr. E E. Brooks was elected as will move his entire assay office precinct committeeman, but pub equipment to the Waldo camp at The Deer Creek Doers met at lished a letter in the Grants Pass O’Brien. the home of Mrs. Warren Tuttle Courier that he would resign, E E last Thursday. Mrs. Sweeney the However, he had never ent the president called the meeting to letter to the chairman of the com order. Reports were given on the mittee, but the committee took : I program given in September Mrs. the position that he had resigned Short Orders and E. Norman was appointed music and elected Mr Johnson. Mr. John Regular Meals chairman. Miss Welch discussed son was also elected ( ongressional an outline of what a standard club Patrica Jackson, Prop. committeeman. should be, have and do. After a Cave Junction potluck luncheon the meeting was turned over to Miss Welch who e gave a lesson on care of the LOTA hands, the first of a series of PEAR( E lessons on good grooming. -------------- o-------------- Beautician 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 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES In Josephine County One Year Six Months Three Month» $1 50 .75 50 ..................... r................................................. Outside of Josephine County $2 00 One Year The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application C redwood empire NEWSPAPER PUBUSHERS Unit.) COUNTY COURTS APPOINTMENT The News wants to compliment the county court for their appointment of George W. Martin to fill the unexpired term of George Thrasher until after elec tion. If the court had searched the valley over they could not have made a more popular appointment, and we also believe as competent to act as a commis sioner as any in the county. George W. Martin has been in the valley for sev eral years. His first store was destroyed by fire in the city’s disastrous conflagration, but with confi dence unabated, he re-built and stayed on the job to build a bigger, better, industrious Illinois Valley, and his good judgment has not been misplaced. The court should also he congratulated on naming an Illinois Valley man, and we do that with a right good will. '0 0' LETTERS : •è Kerby, Oregon. Oct. 18, 1938. a vote, it would be cast in that direction. I urge those who are eager to get such a system install ed to think first, then act and to be sure that the means used will not militate against the end they seek. The above statements are my own and are sincere. My period of service to the Kerby Union High School is dedicated to the up building of the educational inter ests of this community. There are many important phases of school work besides transportation. Should we let this one question hold back the development of the school and the education of our children? Let us make our con duct as adult citizens exemplify the principles and practices of democracy. Respectfully Ferd W. Jones, Principle Kerby Union High school. Dear Editor: On October 8, 1938, the legal voters of the Kerby Union High School dlistrict by a decisive ma jority voiced their opinion against providing a tax levy for student transportation for the present school year, it is my candid opin ion that this decision should be respected even though many feel that the decision was unjust to the school. We are living in a country dedicated to the princi ples of democrift-y and represent ative government. If this type of government is to continue to pre vail for us, we as citizens must practice these principles. The fu ture voters, those young folks now in our achoola, must be enouraged to understand and respect these principles. The rightful place of majorities and minorities should be, but often is not, clearly under at stood. SELMA NOTES Finger Waving, Shampoo and Permanent Wave» “G” Street Barber Shop At a special meeting of the Josephine County Democratic Central Committee held recently in the court house at Grants Pass, 0 : Mrs. Babcock’s Orchestra Serving Lunches With Wallace Beery, Maureen O’Sullivan and Frank Morgan Dental Surgeon Tuffs Building Phone 4 Grants Pas» 0' ■0 Dr. H. W. Hermann Illinois Valley (¡range Now “Port of Seven Seas” Dr. Fred W. Gould OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted Telephone 258-J 519 “H” St. Grants Pass Notary Publics in Cave City AMY HUSSEY M. C. ATHEY Saturday, October 22 (¡RANGE HALL A Competent Cook is Saturday, Sunday Oct. 22 23 Naturopathie Physician CAVE CITY, OREGON One of the best of the season B 0 DR. A. N. COLEMAN Sponsors Grants Pass CAVE CITY THEATRE Dance 0' E Bridgeview THE BARBER Bart McCue CAVE and Meals At All Hours “Vivacious Lady” STATE e ORE. ■0 L With Ginger Rogers and Jami Stewart CITY, : : e Tuesday, Wednesday, Oct. 25-26 B. HALL FUNERAL HOME LINE Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager AMBULANCE SERVICE RENDEZVOUS Cor. 5th & C Sts. Phone 388 ■ b •• SAVE One-Half on TIRES Bring in your worn tires. We retread them with a thick, new wearing surface of the same kind of fine rubber you get on a new tire — at 'i the cost I DAILY I I I I I I I I Between All Illinois I “MACK” I Valley Points and I Vote for I I Grants Pass Í I I ILLINOIS VALLEY Democratic candidate for I ( ’ onnty ( ’onimissioner I I FREIGHT SERVICE Long Term I I GET OUR RATES Paid Adv. Í Bob Rout Harold Hill} P •0 I Texaco (¡arage Freight Service Richard McEllîgott John Valen CAVE JUNCTION ('ustom RETREADING VULCANIZING REPAIRINÍ VETERINARIAN Horses and Cattle my Specialty DR. O. L. HOHLFELD Office Otis E. Hackett car lot Day phone 162—Night 538 Grants Pass USED CARS Always Better Values All-Ways OTIS E. HACKETT Easy terms—Reasonable trades 612 South 7th Street HULL & HULL FUNERAL HOME Ambulance service day or nite 502 N 4th St. Phone 334 K & L TRUCK LINE Freight for Cave Junction and Caves Highway left at Drews Garage, Cave Junction. Daily Service Duckworth FOR USTires WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRANTS PASS STEAM LAUNDRY Candidate Pickup in Cave City and Kerby Monday and Thursday for Hallowe’en Candies and Novelties | Lew Hammer, Selma I I County Call: Wed. and Sat. I REE DELIVEin ASK ABOUT STORACE RATES ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE CO Phil Sawyer. Prop. - .a,:... SHACK HORNINGS Grants Pass Co mmissioner Wardrobe Cleaners convenient service ' > ’■ " : ' ■ Short Term ...... The oldest and best since 1911 Free Pick up by Grants Pass La un dry TO OREGON POINTS Clarence E. Eggers One JEWELER I WATCH REPAIRING I All Work Guaranteed at a ___ Price you Can Afford to Pay J I Del Rogue I Hotel Building ¿’"'t/a,),; '■•Ugene •VI<df<)|(i When in (¡rants Pass Eat at the CLUB CAFE OFFICE, CAMP U Rl ST. CAVF JUNCTION. OREGON 5 ' 6th and “G” Streets HIS PURPOSE E TO . . • Sustain civil lib»rti«» and maintain a gov»mm»nt which i» dean, limpl». »Uia»nt and Illinois Valley Motor Co Bob Rout, Proprietor LETTERMEN’S vigatoua. : Authorized Sales and Service for USE ICE AND SAVE MONEY . ' DISTRIBUTOR Republican I FRENCH LAUNDRY- I & DRY CLEANERS , I I Agencies I I I Alma’s Dress Shop, Cave I Wittrock’s Store, Kerby Chevrolet Motor Cars and Trucks BATTERIES — TIRES — PARTS Complete Lubrication Service I : : SATURDAY. work»». living condition». • Develop and Oregon * power m th« people's mt«reec Y OCTOBER 22 9:00 p. m. Kerby High School Gym : GOOD MUSIC TEXA( O (¡AS — OIL — GREASES Mechanical Service for All Cars I ««I • Fottw industry and incroaM •mploym»nt . . . mor» »cb» lor • Promot» b«tt»» mork»nag o< Oregon product», improv» rural BENEFIT DANCE • Protect labor in it» nght». op- pose violence and coercion. stop _____ . ■ A. A. Johnson Named on Democratic Committee THE TIRE MAN Sixth and “M” Streets iinii.'uiiiiHHLiiiiiiiiiiiniiiimiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirniminnnnrnHimminmimmDMiim U. . DENTIST : Office Hours from 9 to 4 : : Thursday, Friday and Saturday; of each week o- Now, back to the school bus The Ladies question. This question is far from a dead issue, but for t hr will meet next present school year there seems 27th, at the hi little that can be done through leg ular school procedure to prpvide transportation. It is my opinion, as well as that of many others, that the proponents of bus trans portation should worn to win over to their side a considerable num her of voters who nt the recent election voted against the bus measure, if they desire a future election to go for transportation. 1 am afraid that recent develop ment- on the part of a few who favor the purchase of buses is ere ating antagonism against rather than winning votes for their side. Not only that, but -tudents are thus being encouraged to disre JORDANS sped the expre-sed opinion of the majority. This is not democracy. A minority group has its place and flu-re arc regular channels which are recognized and legal through which a minority may Work to attain it- etui- Without Make Your Headquarters at Jordan’s while shopping promoting que-ionable practices in Grants Pass Personally, I see the need of a Light Lunches Cool Drinks Delicious Cream good system of transportation for 632 South Sixth St. our high school district If I had ....................... | DR. E. E. BROOKS j DREWS CAFE Editor Business Manager M C ATHEY L. E. ATHEY □.................................... •........................... a • Ad»quat» old ag» p»n»oa» lor a d»c»nt living. 0 Admission 75c : 4-A.D4K» FBK« I ■ ————i o o o o
