Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November 24, 1938
THANKSGIVING
• America discards
iter old customs but
ri ceres the nation's
richest tradition.
Like the early Puritan (typified
above) modern Americans still keep
in spirit the Thanksgiving observ­
ance started by Pilgrim fathers and
made official by President Abraham
Lincoln. The occasion is still a time
to count our blessings.
Deer Creek drainages in and ad­
jacent to the Malheur national
forest in eastern Oregon.
The
open season will be from Novem­
Before the white man came to
ber 20 to December 10 inclusive.
dangle pretty glass beds and
“If a farmer has too many cat­
bright bolts of calico before the
tle for his available range, he re­
wondering eyes of the Indians
duces the number cows as need­
west of the Mississippi, warriors
ed,” »aid L. H. Douglas, assist­
and maidens decked themselves
ant regional forester. “The same
out in colored porcupine quills.
method must be applied where
Lewis and Clark, the intrepid
there are too many deer. The
explorers who were the first to
mule deer increase rather rapidly
traverse the continent from Mis­
under protection of does, in spite
souri to the Columbia river,
of an open season on bucks. When
scooped up some of these gay or­
forage on the relatively small
naments during their first expe­
winter range is destroyed deer are
dition in 1804.
killed by winter starvation and no
Long they have been treasured
one benefits. We hope sports-
show-pieces in the National Mus­
’ inen will take full advantage of
eum at Washington, D. C., but re­
this opportunity to bag deer and
cently arrangeents were under
at the same time assist in improv­
way to exhibit some of these
ing conditions for the deer."
souvenirs of the famous expedi­
tion in the Federal building at the
Golden Gate International Expo-
sition).
A FIXE GIFT FOR
A priceless relic of the days of
|he Redman’s glory has been se-
SOME
cured for exhibition in the Fed
ONE
eral building, It is an elkskin
“autobiography” of the mighty
Shoshone chief, Washakie — he
who hated the Sioux and loved
the white man, he who perhaps
more than any other, made possi­
ble the peaceful settlement of the
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west.
To
THIS NEWSPAPER
With paints made front roots
and
berries,
Chief Washakie
sketched all the important events 0'
of his turbulent life on an elk­
:
S
skin.
Washakie was mighty in
:
war, and virtually every scene on
:
the skin ends with the chief kill­
ing an enemy and adding another
scalp to his belt.
—EXTRA SPECIAL—
Saturday and Sunday,
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Indian Relics Will
Be Shown at Fair
CAVE CITY
THEATRE
Cave Junction Second
In October Register
KEEP YOUR
Good news for all Oregon driv­
ers is contained in the report on
automobile accidents in this state
during October, released last
week by Secretary of State Earl
Snell.
From a total of nearly 3400 a
year ago, reported accidents this
October dropped to less than
2900, or 15 per cent: injuries re­
sulting from these accidents also
dropped exactly one-third, while
highway fatalities declined 30 per
cent.
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No man was born great, per­
haps but he can be born with a
brain cortex that will enable hin
to become great.
For the first time in the history
of Oregon, since the establish­
of hunting regulations,
Likewise, king lurkey still reigns ment
Wednesday and Thursday,
supreme on Thanksgiving day. a do- there will be an open season on
mesticatcd descendant of the wild does this fall. The killing of mule i November 30, Dec. 1----
“DR. RHYTHM"
turkey that olfered a piece de resist­ deer does will be legalized only
ance for the first Thanksgiving.
With Bing Crosby, Andy
in the limited area in the old Mur­
Devine and Mary Carlisle
derers Creek game refuge which : The
Radio King» on Parade
includes the Murderers Creek and
9*12 Felt Base Rugs
We have them in various patterns
and colors, attractively priced at
JORDAN’S
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HARDWARE
Cave Junction
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Notary Publics
in Cave City
AMY HUSSEY
M. C. ATHEY
SOLICITS YOUR
PATRONAGE
Make Your Headquarters at
Jordan's while shopping
in Grants Pass
Light Lunches — Cool Drinks
Delicious Croam
632 South Sixth St.
.95
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Need some more Blankets? We have them.
Cotton, Mixed and Wool
A New Shipment of Christmas Novelties
Now on Display
Everything in Hardware and Building
Supplies
GRANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
Pickup in Cave City and Kerby
Monday and Thursday
j REDWOODS HOTEL i
Grants Pass
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“ALEXANDER’S
RAGTIME BAND
With Don Ameche, Alice Faye
and Tyrone Power
No advance in prices for this :
Extra Feature Picture
This Winter With One of Our New
Accidents Decrease on
Oregon Highways
November 26 27—
Open Season in Does
Starts November 20
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FLOOR WARM
Non-resident car registrations
in Cave Junction maintained its
position of second place in the
State for the month of October.
Ashland issued 1,827 out-of-
state stickers during October,
while Cave Junction was second
with 524 and Grants Pass third
with 466.
Totals to November I in the
five leading stations are as fol­
lows :
27,890
Ashland ...... -........
...18,716
Cave Junction
...11,600
Brookings
11,600
Grants Pass —
.... 5,900
Klamath Falls
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THANKSGIVING
(ANDIES
at
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Grants Pass
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ATTRACTIVELY INVITED
ILLUMINATED NEON SIGNS
POINT THE WAY
And, pitying the less fortunate, we
provide bounteous Thanksgiving din­
ners for them. But where the olden
Ttfanksgiving was a strictly "home”
observance featured by a huge din­
ner, modern celebrants have small­
er appetites and wider interests.
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In 1938. Thanksgiving day lootball
games are a major attraction. Some
schools, like Pennsylvania and Cor-
nell. have played their traditional
Thanksgiving day game for years.
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In New York, as in other large
cities. the day marks a start of the
Chriatmas shopping season.
Ono
Manhattan department store annual­
ly sponsors a parade featuring heli­
um inflated balloons.
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