Illinois Valley News, Thursday, October 27, 1938
Page Four
Statement of W. H
Miller
To the voters in Illin ois
ley and throughout Josephine
county. In asking that you support
me on Nov. H to represent you in
the next session of the state leg­
islature I feel it only fair that
I state my position on a few of
the weightier problems, namely,
security for the aged, agriculture
and mining.
1st. Care for our aged citizens
is a responsibility of our Federal
government. The state however,
must cooperate with the govern­
ment until such time that HR
Statement
of
the
OwnerjhiD.
Management, Circulation, Etc.,
Reauired bv the Act, of Con
gre,, of August 24, 1912, and
March 3. 1933
Of lllnois Valiev News publish­
ed weekly at Cave Junction, Ore-
gon for October 1938.
State of Oregon
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4199 shall become law. Our pres­
in the hands of the principal of
Student Aid Helps
ent pension law is to my mind a
the institution. To receive aid un­
failure. It brings to the local tax­ With Education
der the Student Aid program, ap-
payer an additional tax burden
plicants must have passed their
and fails in the way of bringing
sixteenth
birthday and be under
Many needy youths who
re­
relief to the needy. I believe that
twenty-five
years of age.
quire financial assistance to buy
HR 4199 will not only provide
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books and supplies so that they can
an honorable retirement for the
Need tea towels? Get them
continue their high school studies
aged but would also solve the
at
the Auxiliary Bazaar.
are receiving assistance under the
problem of unemployment and
School Aid program of the Na­
brighten the future pathway of
tional Youth Administration in J-
our young people.
HALLOWE’EN
sephine county, it was announced
2nd. The Grange tops the list recently by Ivan G. Munro, Ore­
CARNIVAL
in the way of farm organizations.
gon director of the NY A. The stu­
1 have voted its program for dent aid program is designed to
years, and as a member of the offer work opportunities in both
agriculture committee last session high schools and colleges whereby
of the legislature, I cooperated needy students can earn sufficient
with Grange members of the com­ money to enable them to complete
SATURDAY,
mittee, and if returned, I shall their education. The School Aid
OCTOBER
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continue such cooperation.
allotments are based on the en­
3rd. Mining is one of our ma- rollments of the schools and ad
Favors for All
jor industries. If it should be justed to meet situations within
cut off business would suffer, re­ the different communities
Bennett’s
lief rolls increased and the tax-
High schools in Josephine coun­
payer would be burdened beyond ty receiving monthly allotments
Orchestra
measure This important industry are: Grants Pass $100, Hugo $10.
should be encouraged and must and Merlin $6. Apportionment of |
be protected against unfair legis­ the individual quotas and direction
lation. I am certain that I have of the program at each school is fa] 111 tit 1111 u tn 1111 it 111 n 11 tt 11 mu 111 in i n 11 ti i mt mi 111111 fa]
the ability and the will power to
care for the miners problems.
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DANCE
County of Josephine
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Before me. a notarv Public in
and for the State and county
aforesaid, personally appeared L.
E. .Athev. who. having been dulv
sworn according to law. deposes
and >avs that he is the business
manager of the Illinois Valiev
News and that the following is.
to the best ol his knowledge and
belief, a true statement of the
NOTICE
owners! hip. management (and if
a daily paper, the circulation.)
etc., of the aforesaid publication
for the date shown in the above
.......
caption. , required by the Act of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The Waldo Copper company, an l
August 24. 1912. as amended bv
the Act of March 3. 1933. embod- Oregon corporation, whose prin- 1
ied in section
i____ ... 537. Postal Laws I cipal place of business at at Ta­
and Regulations, minted on the kilma, Oregon, Herepy vives no I
reverse of this form to wit:
tice that said Corporation will not
1. That the names mid ad l osses be liable for labor, doctor's, hos­
of the publisher, editor, managing
i
pital. attorneys, or any other ob- I
editor, and b isiness managers ligation of whatever kind or na- I
Valiev
are: Publisher Illinois
News Publishing Co.. Cave
Junc­ ture, in exce-s of Seven Dollars,
Cu
tion. Oregon. Editor M. C. Athev. ($7.00) unless said obligation is
t'ave Junction. Oregon. Managing in writing and must oe signed by
Editor None. Business Manager both the president and secretary
E. Athev. Cave Junction. Ore- I of said corporation.
The above notice shall also ap­
2. That the owner is: (If own­ ply to myself personally.
ed bv a corporation, it- name and
Dated this 26th day of October,
address must be stated and also
immediately thereunder the names I 193«.
Waldo Copper company
and address of stockholders own
inv or holding one per cent or
A Corporation.
more of total amount of stock. If
By M. E. Hughes,
tiot owned bv a corporation, the
President.
names anil addre: is of the individ-
By M. E. Hughes,
ual owners must be given. If
Fur his self in Person
owned bv a firm, comnanv. or
other unincorporated concern,
________ ita
name and address, a well as those
of each individual member, must
be given.) Illinois Valiev News
G. Layman Says
Publishing i
I a\e .1 uiii't mu,
Oregon. L. E. Athev. Cave June
tion. Oregon. M. ('. Athev. Cave
THE BEST FEED IS
Junction. Oregon.
THE CHEAPEST FEED
3. That the known bondhold
ers. mortgages, and other security
the feed which has
holders owning or holding I per
ingredients money
cent or more of total amount of
Milled by a company of
bonds, mortgages, or other secur
75 years experience —
it ies are: lift here are none, so
state. I None.
SPERRY’S FARM - TESTED
4. That the two paragraphs
next above, giving the names of
FEEDS
th<- owners, stockholders, and se­
Surcmilk, Surelay, Surebuild
curity bidders, if anv. contain not
oniv the list of stockholders and
Surebroiler, Sureturk,
security holders as they appear
Surerabbit
upon the books of the comnanv
but also, in cases where the stock
Buy in half or ton lots
holders or security holder aimears
save money
upon the books of the comnanv
as trustee or in anv other fiduci­
ary relation, the name of the per­
MACK’S
son or corporation for whom such
Seed
& Feed Store
trustee is acting: also that the
said two paragraphs contain state­
511 S 6th Street Grants Pass
ments embracin'’- affiant’s full
knowledge and belief as to the
circumstances and conditions tin
del which stockholders ami ecur
ity holders who do not appear upon
the books of the comnanv as
REDWOODS HOTKI
trustees, hold stock and securities I
Grants Pass
in a capncitv other than that of
a bona fide owner; mid has no
reason to believe that any other
person association, or cornoration
has anv interest direct
SOLICITS YOUR
in the said stock,
PATRONAGE
securities than as
him.
I Excellent Coffee Shop |
IN CONNECTION
I REASONABLE KATES
American Legion Hall
Cave .Junction
For the first time since 1935,
Oregon motor vehicle license
plates will next year display col­
ors other than the conventional
white and black. Secretary of
State Earl Snell announced re­
cently. The 1939 plates will have
a yellow background with black
numerals and letters. Not only
will the new plates be economical,
but tests have proved they are
more highly visible than any
other type.
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Prize money to be awarded ex­
hibitors in the Livestock Pavilion
on Treasure Island at the World’s
Fair of the West, totals $300,000.
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WATCH FOR THE
Luxury-Liner Dodge
Carner’s Automotive
Service Co.
DODGE
PLYMOUTH
Grants Pass
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Cave City Theatre and the Illinois Valley News
INVITES YOU TO SEE
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• NEW AND DIFFERENT
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bind inv ! hillolleen CobUns?
COOKING SCHOOL
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Cave City Theatre
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November 14- 15 - 16
A cordial invitation is extended to every woman in this community to see "Star
in My kitchen,” the Holhwood production, featuring a number of well-known
actors and actresses, that combines cookery instruction with entertainment and
amusement. It is the most interesting and fascinating presentation of cooking
methods es er desiscd for the ho"', maker. You will be able to sec all and hear all
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Two-ycar-aid Irma Ann Dance of Miami. Fla . wonders where the
Halloween goblins come from and what better way to find out than look
for yourself? Irina s daddy fixed up this prire pumpkin for her Halloween
celebration. Look out, young lady—the goblins will get you If you don’t
watch out!
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