Illinois Valley News, Thursday, January 12, 1939
SELMA NOTES
CAVE CITY
THEATBE
P.-T. A. MEETS
OFF IN THE CORNER
WITH PHIL SNORT
Page Three
Mrs. Verna Heinselman and her day night of the Grange players
mother, Mrs. Butler, returned the presenting “A
Poor Married
(Continued front Psge One)
first of last week from Carmel, Man’' at the Deer Creek hall next
opening of the Golden Gate In­ California, where they have been Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. A.
A. Johnson were hosts to the
ternational Exposition and a gen­ for the past several week*
members of the cast at a delicious
eral indication that the public will
luncheon.
Following
rehearsal
last
Mon-
travel more extensively during
1939 than they have for several
a
years.
Get My Prices on
While the California World’s
:
fair will be the major attraction,
many eastern, southern, and
northern visitors will be attracted
to various Redwood Empire fairs :
and
and special events, many of which :
ZERONE ANTI-FREEZE
haVe become widely recognized as
outstanding shows of the west.
Equip Your Car for Winter Driving NOW!
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AGENCIES WANT
Deer Creek P.-T. A. met last Dear Ed:
Thursday at the school house.
This letter is being written at
The meeting was opened by Mrs. the request of members of the
V. Radcliff and Mrs. E. Barnes ' Kerby Rod & Gun club, of which
Saturday and Sunday.
was elected chairman for the I am informed that I am a mem­
January 14 - IS—
meeting. Fritz Krauss present­ ber. In the composition of this
ed
the piano contract for the letter I am not trying to please
“Professor Beware”
members to read and approve. It any single person, be he or she a
With Harold Lloyd
was voted that a program be member of that organization or
If you want to laugh see thisf given February 11th.
not; but rather I am going to try
picture
After the business meeting a and convey the truth about the
: program was presented under the wild" life of our locality, its scar-
direction of Miss Cleo Haberman. city, the cause of its destruction
Wednesday and Thursday,
A skit on, “Hobbies and Lack of and its rehabitation, if any, or if
January IS - 19—
Hobbies,’’ with Mrs. E. Barnes as possible, and let the seed fall
“Hold That Co-Ed’’
father, Miss Cleo Haberman as where it may. In writing this it is
5
With J. Barrymore and
mother and Peggy Habberman not my desire to infer that I know February Is Deadline
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TEXACO GAS — OIL — GREASES
Marjorie Weaver
:
and Phyllis Barnes, as daughters. it all, but being almost constantly Seal Sales, $23 Needed
:
Also 7th Chapter of
On display was wool embroid­ in this field for 35 years, it is
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Mechanical Service for All Cars
i
"DICK TRACY RETURNS"
ery by Mrs. H. Krauss, chinelie most obvious that I know a great
f
The tuberculosis seal fund has
embroidery by Mrs. Haberman, deal about the passing of wild life reached the “must have’’ stage, :
û.
o pine needle baskets by Mrs. Cour- and the cause.
Mrs. Margaret Stanton, chairman »
ier. Odd bottles from Miss Phyl
:
I started a series of wild life announced last Friday. February :
G. A. Hicks, Proprietor
lis Barnes' bottle collection,
letters—Wild life embraces both 1 is the absolute dead line.
woven rugs by Mrs. Barbara Tuck­
A sum of $23 is still needed to □
animate and inanimate life, with­
er, wood etching made by pipe
out one there cannot be the other reach a quota of 65 per cent.
cleaners and buttons, crocheting
—and in those letters I tried to Four hundred and fifty letters are
and stocking rugs, quilt tops from
show that it was hate, greed and still out that have failed to be
the collection of Mrs. Barnes.
AT YOUR DOOR
ignorance that was the cause of returned with either stamps or
Embroidery work by Miss C.
all wild life destruction and money, states the Grants Pass
WHENEVER YOU WANT IT
Haberman. A short piece was
waste; I tried to show that it was Courier.
read by Miss Higgenbothen on
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It is a distinct advantage
he who killed for sport and not
Rent a
a novel hobby of a Los Angeles
to buy your meat from
he who killed to eat was the great­
DOGS TREE ANIMAL
girl who makes extra money out
Keith, because he drives
er menace to game life. These
Guy Stewart and Roy Hervey
to your very door and you
of gourds by painting and carv­
series Were started in the Grants of Holland returned this week
can choose your own meat
ing them into odd shapes of ani­
at the right price and you
Pass Courier over a year, or so, from the mountains, where with
at
mals.
are assured of the best
ago, and were discontinued be­ the aid of their hounds, they have
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Reasonable Rates
the market affords.
cause they were not acceptable to been hunting bob cats. The dogs
Miss Phyllis Barnes will be hos­
No matter how much snow
the sporting element. If we are tretd an animal of some kind a
tess at the W. W. G. meeting next
you know Keith is going
ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE CO.
to stop waste of game, we must distance away, and the men could
Saturday night.
to call at your door.
Phil Sawyer, Prop.
face the truth and act according­ not locate them. They returned
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ly-
home,
but
the
dogs
had
not
re
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Miss Ruby and Ila Higgenboth-
If we are to restock our woods turned. The boys hope the dogs
en, Miss Lois Speaker and Miss
and waters we must get away from give up the chase and come home
Phyllis Barnes made a trip into
the “science” of man and get before long.
the mountains last Saturday for
I’m Hog Enough to
back to God and nature. The
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Want Your Business
cedar trees to plant on the school
trouble with us is we try to im­
J.
L.
Davis of O’Brien went to
And Man Enough
house grounds.
To Appreciate It
prove
nature
instead
of
aiding
it.
Medford
last Monday on business.
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KEITH’S MARKET
Propagation by man has been
wonderful in domesticated ani­
Forest Service Packer
mals and fowl, essentials of the
CLASSIFIED ADS
Surprises Prospector
farm home, but when he starts in
Not so long ago a story was on the wilds he destroys more FOR SALE------ Good two wheel
trailer, $10.00
See Lloyd
related about a Forest Service than he propagates. When I
CANDY GIFTS
Hayes.
36-ltp
packer who started to come home came to Josephine county, in Jan­
uary,
1904,
it
seemed
that
there
For All Occasions at
from the mountains just after the
T. G. SCHNEEKLOTH, teacher
had was no end to fish and game, and
first
heavy
rains
started.
He
HORNING’S SHACK occasion to cross the Rough and old timers told me stories of ear­ of violin, Spanish and Hawaiian
guitar, Will accept a limited
GRANTS PASS
Ready creek several times to get lier times that were almost unbe­
number of pupils. See me at
home. He had two pack animals lievable, especially to a tender­
the Sid Jacques ranch near
and his own horse who had to ford foot. I have already told much
Holland.
36-2tp
of this in the columns of the Cour­
the creek.
Notary Publics
An old prospector, whose name ier, but in the series for the Il­ FOR SALE—1 kitchen stove, sep­
in Cave City
arator, incubator, battery elec­
we did not learn, saw the pack linois Valley News, it may be nec­
essary for me to reiterate some
tric fence, 1 reg. Jersey bull 2
train
take
the
creek
and
wonder
­
AMY HUSSEY
years old, chicken wire, pitch­
ed how in the world he would of my former statements as to the
Now is the time to get your Business Cards,
M. C. ATHEY
fork and other articles. G. F.
make it. To his surprise the ani­ condition of wild life, in my ear­
Folders, Letterheads, Envelopes—In fact any­
Thompkins, near White school
mals got across there, but just be­ lier days here.
I thing in the printing line that you need, The
I fully realize that the Illinois
house.
36-ltp
low him was the worst ford of all.
Many large rocks are in the Valley News has not the room for
News is in a position to give you the best of it
GRANTS PASS
WARNING — To whom it may
stream and when it rains this long articles, but if these letters
all around. A postal card will bring a represen­
concern: Anyone caught dis­
STEAM LAUNDRY
creek is a running rampage are needed by the Kerby club, and
turbing
my
traps
or
taking
tative pronto.
give
satisfaction
to
that
honor
­
nad treacherous. The prospector
Pickup in Cave City and Kerby
pelts
therefrom
will
be
prose
­
able
body,
I
will
proceed
to
give
Monday and Thursday
started to the packers aid, believ­
cuted to the full extent of the
ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS
ing he would need it at the next a short letter for each week until
law, and watch your dogs.
I
am
choked
off
and
no
more
de
­
ford, as the horses had some dif­
Cave Junction, Oregon
Harry Bosch.
36-ltc
I
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sired.
ficulty in making the last ford,
In writing these letters there
In the packer went with his
BUY Out of the high rent district
REDWOODS HOTEL
may be those who do not agree
enough
trouble
train
and
sure
and save on Murphy road.
Grants Pass
started. One of the horses be- with me and wish to take issue, I
GEORGE GROEBLI, your trac­
came fouled and with shoulders would gladly thrash the matter out
tor, Implement and Machinery
and head underneath the water, with them, using the News as a
man. Perfection Milkers, Cream
SOLICITS YOUR
the prospector thought the horse medium for argument. Those who
Separators, Aermotor Wind-
PATRONAGE
was gone, but the faithful animal agree with me might also make it
mills, J. I. Case Tractors and
fought his way along with a known through the News. Come,
Implements, Water Systems
pack on his back and after let us reason together.
and Pumps. Everything for the
Excellent Coffee Shop heavy
Now for the letters:
floundering along, finally emerg­
prospective farmer.
24-39
IN CONNECTION
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ed on the other side of the bank
REASONABLE RATES
PREST O LITE Batteries $4.00
with the rest.
ACCIDENT NOT SERIOUS
and up. Wholesale and retail.
The prospector said, after wit-
Bill Robinson of Holland, had
Campbell s Super Service, next
nessing this scene, that he had an accident this week which could
to Courthause, Granta Pass,
more respect for the Forest Ser- have been a serious one. He was
Oregon.
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vice packers than he ever had standing on the edge of a 12 foot
CUT RATE
before. He said he had been pros- bank working a derrick. The bank
DO YOU KNOW THE VALUE of
DRUG STORE
pecting all over Oregon and gave way, plunging him down to
one of these small classified
Washington and had crossed many the bottom of the hill.
ads. They get results, and cost
streams in all conditions, and
He was knocked unconscious.
so little.
when he saw this packer cross the When regaining consciousness, he
stream he was loud in his praise found his head was on a rock FOR SALE — Mining location
YEAP IN AND YEAR OUT
for their work.
For All Occasions
blanks, both quartz and placer
pile with his feet extending up in­
This reporter was interested in to the air. There was no one
and trespass notices at the
knowing who the packer was and there to help, but he managed to
Illinois Valley News office.
Emerson Radios
after a little inquiry found it was pull himself together. Bill said it
Murphy Hicks and when he made could have been worse.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
We are moving to larger
his appearance at the Redwood
quarters where we can
United State* Department of the
give better service to the
Forest Service station, Ranger
people of Illinois Valley
Interior
Nelson said he did not expect to
see him, knowing the condition of
General Land Office at Rose­
CAVE CITY
the creek. Mr. Nelson, also spoke
burg. Oregon, December 27,
Take a penny from your handbag or pocket ana
enthusiasticially for the couras-
DRUG STORE
1938.
geous work of the packer.
hold it in your hand. That small copper is the
Notice is hereby given that
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foundation of the monetary system of our country
Stella Cole Putnam of Murphy,
Oregon, widow of Herbert E. Put­
ond consequently the most important coin in the
Rainbow Mine Dumps
nam, who, on November 18, 1931,
world. Alone it is not of much value. In mul­
MINER’S SUPPLIES leased To G. M. Carroll
made Original Homestead Entry
tiples it will buy all a man needs or wants. And
under Act June 9, 1916, No.
A SPECIALTY
G. M. Carroll has leased the
019892, for SEj^ 8E^, Section
yet a single penny is a poor thing, a small thing,
ore dumps of the Rainbow mine
29, Township 37 South, Range 5
and
from
the
owner,
H.
W.
Finch
a weak thing. But there is an exception to this
General Merchandise
West, Willamette Meridian, has
is now planning in putting in new
statement for a penny invested in electric service
filed notice of intention to make
machinery that will operate the
for Every Family
final Proof, to establish claim to
does more work, buys more service than any other
ore on rather a small scale. Mr.
the land above described, before
Need
Carroll believe'« that with a small
penny you con spend. Electricity is not only the
E. W. Madison, United States
crew the dumps can be worked
Commissioner, at Grants Pass,
most perfect service but it is also the least expen­
financially successful.
Oregon, on the 14th day of Feb­
Don't
Wait
Until
it
is
S
sive to buy. A penny becomes important money
Many assays have been taken
ruary, 1939.
TOO LATE!
and they are consistent with a
when invested in electricity.
Claimant name« as witnesses:
$10 average throughout the three
Joseph
Swisher,
George
Kelly,
You can’t afford to be;
dumps, making the property very
James Kelly, Mrs. Jean Morgan
desirable and a long working sea­
Without Insurance
all of Murphy, Oregon.
son is in prospect for Mr. Carroll.
Selma, Oregon
George Finley,
See TED ATHEY
The California Oregon Power Company
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