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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, February 16, 1939
RESERVE SUNDAY TO
ATTEND CHURCH SERVICES
Kerby News Notes
of General Interest
Illinois Valley News
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and ita surrounding district*.
By Adah Jones
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois
Paul Kunkle, who has spent the
Valley Publishing Company.
Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at past few months at Oatman, Ari
zona, has returned to Kerby for
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879
a visit with Mrs. Kunkle and his
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Editor children Lois and Bob, who are
M C. ATHEY
Buiine** Manager staying here during the school
L. E. ATHEY
year.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
In Josephine County
Besides a splendid sermon you
will hear our young peoples’ choir
of which the community may be
justly proud. They are under the
able direction of Mrs. Lee and her
talented daughter, Bonnie Jean.
All young people are invited to
come and join us, and if you can
play an instrument we might or-
ganize an orchestra.
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TEACHERS OF VALLEY
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•nd animals in Josephine county
to a minimum.
To recommend the passage of
any constructive legislation that
may come before the legislature.
that our organization believes
would be beneficial to wild life
conditions in Oregon.
To recommend that a definite
program of wild life education be
started in our schools, in order
that the younger generation be
taught the value of conservation
and to solicit their support in a
program for the improvement and
conservation of wild life in the
state of Oregon.
Our organization extends a vote
of thanks botlt to the Oregon
State Game commission and the
United States Forest Service for
the splendid cooperation they
have extended to our organization
in the past.
Wm. J. McLean, Sec.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
DR. A. N. COLLMAN
Naturopathic Phytician
CAVE CITY, OREGON
THE BARBER
Bart McCue
The Girl Scouts met Monday
night at the library for their reg omics room. Present for the oc
ular meeting and decided to casion were: Ferd W. Jones, Mrs.
Outside of Josephine County
change^ meeting time to Friday Thelma Wilson, Miss Alvenia Con
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Ona Year
evenings. The Scouts are prac nell, Merl Farmer, Mrs. Myrtle
The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising tising a one act play and a num Walton, Miss Lois Speaker, Miss
copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application ber of the smaller girls expect to Ila Higgenbotham, Miss Ruby
start practicing a flag drill, Higginbotham, Mrs. Lola Peter-
both drill and play to be part of sen, Miss LaVerne Robertson,
a program to be given later in Mrs. Lorna Byrne, Mrs. Susan
Haines, Miss Phyllis Krouse, Mrs.
the month.
Mary Holland, Mrs. Marjorie Var
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Faye Tycer spent last Sunday ner and Mrs. E. L. Coovert.
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at Tulelake where she visited the
ENROLL WITH FARM
George
Thrasher
family.
She
CAVE CITY
\ REDWOOD ¿MPI RE NEWSPAPER PUBUSHERS
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• accompanied Mr. Thrasher who
has been employed at the Holland
THEATRE
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store. They found Virginia arnd supplied to those who enroll in :-------------------------------------
her grandmother, both quite ill the Farm Garden Project which
MEETING “PROSPERITY”
will be conducted by the Exten- : Saturday and Sunday,
:
with colds.
sion Service in Josephine county ’ February 18-19—
Our campaign aimed to show how “Prosperity” can be brought to
This has been moving week for this year.
“The Cowboy and the I
all of us is causing considerable thought among some of our reader» two Kerby families, fortunately
Meetings will be held during
who have started their scrap book and are going to follow through.
Lady”
the season in communities where :
There has been many queries concerning the book, “T. N. T.—It for both, they were able to make
interest
is
shown
by
the
enroll-
With Gary Cooper, Merle Ob-j
Rocks the Earth,” by Claude M. Bristol, the theme of which opened the move between rain storms.
eron and Patsy Kelly
our eyes to the great power existing in every man and woman. In Les Henry and Les Jr., moved ment, A letter will be sent each
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view of the fact that no distributor in Southern Oregon carries this Sunday into the small house be month with timely information. A
book, we have made arrangements with the publishers to get a limited
garden tour will be planned this!
Wednesday and Thursday,
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supply of this result getting book which may be obtained for one dol longing to Glenn Young north summer.
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lar. The book will make your study of this interesting theme much east of the high school. The Hen
Enroll now as gardening weath
clearer, and we positively know anyone who follows through with ry’s have lived on the Maurice
“THE TEXANS”
this theme, gets what they want.
Sauer place north of Kerby for er will soon be here.
Yours
very
truly,
several years. Bud Hoskins and
With Randolph Scott, Joan
“I Know It, I Believe It, and It’s So.”
O. K. Beals, Co. Agt.
Bennett and Mae Robson
family moved this week to the
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Editor’s note—Those who do I
Maurice Sauer place and will be
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12 Chapter of
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“I Know It, I Believe It, and It’s So.”
farmers for a change. The Hos not have time to go into Grants,
DICK TRACY RETURNS”
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kins have lived at the south end Pass to register in the Farm Gar
den
Project,
may
call
at
the
News
GJ-
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of Kerby and Mr. Hoskins has
“I Know It, I Believe It, and It’s So.”
been employed in Cave Junction office and we will enroll you and :
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CAVE JUNCTION j
and at various other jobs the past see that Mr. Beals gets your name .
I
Believe
It, and It’s So.”
“I Know It,
few years, Their many friends and all the benefits that goes with
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wish them success in their new a membership. Enroll now.
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Keep saying it all day long, every time you wake venture.
SI 50
.75
SO
One Year .....
Sis Month*
Three Month*
CAVE CITY, ORE
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Dr. H. W. Hermann
optometrist
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Telephone 258-J 519 “H” St.
Grants Pass
Dr. Fred W. Gould
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up at night. Keep thinking it. If you want to get
along faster, get Claude Bristol’s book, “T. N. T., It
Rocks the Earth.” If I could NOT get another copy,
my book would be absolutely priceless.
Make up your mind you are going places and then
keep repeating the above with the thing you want.
Use them together. Do this sincerely and get the
thrill of your life by realizing and getting what you
desire. IT WORKS.
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ONE OF THE BEST SELLERS
Katherine Taylor used to live in the Illinois Val
ley during the years of 1932-35. She lived on the
ranch behind the Holland school where Oscar Nealy
lives now.
Katherine Taylor is now famous. She wrote a
book and it has proven one of the best sellers. It is
entitled, “Address Unknown,” and deals with the
dreaded German situation and the fear the populace
has of the rulers of the nation. Overstep the bounds
of (their) propriety, and your postoffice address is
“unknown.”
Katherine Taylor’s pen name is Kressman Taylor.
If you have not read the book it is worth your while.
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THE POLLUTION BILL
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Mr. and Mrs. Alva Laws and
son Bobby spent Sunday at Med
ford where they were guests of
Mrs. Laws parents, the occasion
being a birthday dinner honoring
Mrs. Law's father.
Valentine day proved the usual
interesting event for the Kerby
grade school children. Each M«m
had an attractive decorated b^x
prepared several days before, so
was well stocked with Valentines
by the time it was due to be open
ed. Each child received a gen
erous supply of both hand made
and ready Valentines from the
box. As a special treat to the
intermediate and primary grades
refreshments were prepared by
Mrs. Clara Magill and served by
the teachers to the children.
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A car driven by a man, tempor
arily employed at Cave Junction,
ran into the car belonging to
George Mellow, high school stu
dent, while it was parked off the
highway in front of the Ritz Tav
ern one day last week. Mellow's
car received little damage but the
other car had some bad dents. A
curve on the highway through
Kerby makes it difficult to see
ahead if speed is over the limit.
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Mrs. Doilie Duncan had as a
guest Tuesday her small grand
daughter, Christine Duncan of
Holland. Christine i* recovering
from a severe cold.
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Mavis Corwin of Grants Pass
was a guest last week at the home
of Mrs. Millie Trefethen. Miss
Corwin was formerly a resident of
Kerby.
Few miners of this district realize what the so-
called “Pollution Bill" means to them if it passes the
state legislature. There are not enough mining men
who will fight for their interests, at least fight the
legislature. So the legislators think you are not in
terested and laws are made that make mining a haz
ardous business.
If this bill passes this session of the legislature,
it is vicious enough to nearly put the finishing touch
to mining operations in Oregon. It will put mining
under the direction of the State Fish and Game com
mission. If you want this to happen, just keep your EXTENSION UNIT MEETS
mouth and pen still. If you don’t—write Represen Last Tuesday at the Grange
tative Miller and Senator Wipperman at Salem and hall in Bridgeview, the Illinois
| Valley Extension Unit held their
tell them so, and you had better do it P. D. Q.
meeting with a good attendance.
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Meat cookery wa» the main topic.
SOCIALIZED MEDICINE
There is no doubting the fact that the Illinois Val
ley is isolated as far as hospitalization is concerned,
and there are times when it would be convenient to
have an M. D., but until there is sufficient business
to interest a first class doctor, we cannot expect to
hold one. In the meantime we have one of the best
doctors in the state, and the only handicap we are
under is the fact that he cannot write a prescription.
Other than that he does nearly everything a register
ed M. I), could do.
It the county court would release itself from the
State Medical society, or whatever it is called, and
use its own initiative in the dispensation of medical
service, the county would be better off. If this was
done, it could lie arranged to have a registered M. D.
and a nurse make a regular visit to the valley every
week and take care of cases that perhaps are other
wise neglected.
KERBY ROD & GUN CLUB
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Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 388
Cor. 5th & C Sta.
VETERINARIAN
Hone* and Cattle my Specialty
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
627 So. 6th St.
Day phone 162—Night 538
Grants Pass
HULL & HULL
FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance »ervice dav or nite
502 N 4th St.
Phone 334
GRANTS PASS
HOTEL
MINERS HEADQUARTERS
615 “G” Street
Grants Pass, Oregon
USED CARS
Always Better Value* All-Way*
OTIS E. HACKETT
Easy terms—Reasonable trade»
612 South 7th Street
4
Clarence E. Eggers
JEWELER
WATCH REPAIRING
All Work Guaranteed at a
Price you Can Afford to Pay
Mac's Market No. 1, S. 6th St.
Wardrobe Cleaners
The oldest and best since 1911
Free Pick up by Grant* Pas*
Laundry
NELSON’S CAFE
Have you met the Sisters who
operate this Cafe?
ETHEL and LILLY ANN
THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS
will come to your home every dav through
When shopping in Grants Pass
Lunch with Us
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but deal* correctively with them Feature* for bu»y men »nd *11 th*
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FRENCH LAUNDRY
& DRY CLEANERS
Agencies
Final Week
Deer Creek Grange will give a
minstrel show Saturday, March 11
to help raise funds for their new
addition recently built to the hall.
Rehearsals will »tart shortly
and the cast of character* will
soon be given. A committee of
C. H. Brooks, Don Thompson,
Lew Hammer and chairman Mrs.
Mary Thompson will be in charge.
Merchandise
Cleo Doney, daughter of Mr.
and Mr* W A. Doney has been
confined to her home for the past
three weeks with a severe case of
rheumatic fever.
L B. HALL
FUNERAL HOME
JUST UNPACKED
Mrs. E. J. Wilber and Mrs. H. O.
Smith gave reports of their at
tendance at the Home Interests
conference. Miss Nola Welch in
troduced the new farm garden
project which will be conducted
jointly by the county agent and
Home Demonstration agent.
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Dental Surgeon
Tuff* Building
Phone 4
Grant* Pa**
DRESS SHOP
close Tannen lake to angling dur
New Spring Styles
ing 1939. It is planned to recom-'
in
mend the alternate opening and
Mode
O
’
Day Frocks
closing of these lakes until the
Also
fish life is built up so that it will
not be necessary to keep either
Monterey Modes
one closed. The alternate clos- ,
in
ing will allow one lake to be open
Sport
Pajamas
every year.
The club program for the com-
Hours: 9:30 a. m. to 7:30 p. m.
ing year is listed as follows:
Saturday 9:30 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Erection of a club house.
To continue the program for in
creased stocking of our forests
and streams and to assist in this
Increase the membership to 200
CANDY GIFTS
or more.
For Ail Occasions at
program in ever way possible.
To make a further study of HORNING’S SHACK
streams that dry up every year,
GRANTS PA SS
these streams take an enormous
toll of fish life every year, and to
make any recommendations that
will improve conditions in this
I'm Ho| Enough to
type of stream.
Want Your Busina**
To make an active campaign
And Man Enough
to reduce the predatory bird and
To Appreciate It
animal life in Josephine county ____ KEITH’S MARKET
and to recommend to the proper
authorities regulations that would
tend to reduce predatory birds
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DOYLE’S
Close Out Sale
Of course lots of items are “gone”
but you’ll be surprised at the really
wonderful bargains offered this last
week.
SHOP!
SAVE!
BUT HURRY!
“It’s Now or Never’’ Come!
Alma'» Dress Shop, Cava City
Wittrock’* Store, Kerby
Lew Hammer, Selma
Call: Wed. and Sat
E. G. Gayman Says
THE BEST FEED IS
THE CHEAPEST FEED
Buy the feed which has the
best ingredients
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money
can .
buy—Milled by a company of
over 75 years experience —
SPERRY'S FARM . TESTED
FEEDS
Suremilk. Surclay, Surebuild,
Surebroiler, Sirraturk,
Sarerabbit
Buy in half or ton lota and
save money
MACK’S
Seed & Feed Store
514 a 6th Street Grants Pass
a