Page Two
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, October 19, 1939
Illinois Valley News
publicans should nominate Sena-
tor McNary for president.
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THE BEAR IS ON THE MARCH
MINER’S SUPPLIES
The
Russian
Bear
has
reared
up
on
his
hind
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
A SPECIALTY
Extension Unit
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley ahd its surrounding districts. legs and is on the march again in Europe.
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois >
And civilization has Herr Hitler to thank for Held First Meeting
Valley Publishing Company.
arousing the bruin from his watchful somnolence. The Illinois Valley extension
Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at
The Russian system has long anticipated world re unit held their first meeting last
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879
General Merchandise
volution and establishment of communism in all na Tuesday at the Bridgeview Grange
for Every Family
Editor
M C ATHEY
tions. Her dreams seemed far fetched for she had hall, Mrs. Mattie Seyferth assist
Need
ing Miss Nola Welch, home demon
no friends on any side but rather was shunned and stration
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
agent. A buffet luncheon
kept aloof from civilized affairs .... even to was served by Mrs. J. Houck and
In Josephine County
51 50
O b « Yaar , ...
the
extent that only in recent years was she able to Mrs. Mae Hearing. The November
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Sia Months ...
50
carry
on profitable trade with the commercial na meeting “The Cook Goes Out” will
Thraa Month*
also be held at the Grange Hall.
Lew Hammer's
Outside of Josephine County
tions
of
the world.
$2 OO
Tribute was given to the memory
Ono Year
But the Bear is on the march. He has virtually of Mrs. Earl Crouch, a former
Selma, Oregon
The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising
swallowed
up all the smaller nations along the Bal valley member, who passed away
copy which i> .teems objectionable. Advertising rates on application
tic this week and even staid old Sweden is becoming recently.
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uneasy as he laps the waters adjacent to her eastern
Josephine County
shores.
Interesting News
MILLS
Yes, Hitler woke up the Bear .... and the From Payne School
Cash prices for Feeds and
Bear will one day prove the Wolf for little Red Rid
Seeds of all kinds
By
Carol
George
ing Hood Adolph .... with an upper lip eye
Phone
123
Grants Pass
REPtVOOD EMPIRE NEWSPAPER PUB USHERS
There are ten pupils registered
brow for dessert!
in our school this year. Seven are
Gb
When war began early in September we had the girls and three are boys.
EXPERT REPAIRS j
idea that Russia would lie in waiting until the na We organized a Sunshine club.
OR. OSTRANDER
tions of Europe had exhausted themselves in their fu The officers are President Jean
AU Work Guaranteed
Vice-President Alberta
tile attempts to save minorities, democracy, et cetera George,
MURPHY
HICKS
Pullen, Secretary Myrtle Pullen.
Few men have come into the Illinois Valley to and then step in to gobble up the ruin. But our dope The
ILLINOIS VALLEY GARAGE!
purposes of this club are to
make their home who were loved and esteemed more seems, now to be in error.
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help us behave, We are making
than Dr. A. J. Ostrander by the residents of the val
Communism fitted the uncivilized, uneducated scrap books of pretty pictures
ley as a whole. He came to us almost as a stranger, natives of various continents and because it is suit from magazines.
Wardrobe Cleaners
During this month we are dec
and in the short time of six months he endeared him ed to this type of humanity it has worked with a de orating
the school room with Hal The oldest and best since 1911
self to every one he came in contact with. His loss to gree of success in ingnorant Russia.
lowe’en pictures, borders and au
Free Pick up by Grant* Pas*
this valley is beyond measuring. He gave his services
Thus, the very factor that the Bolshies marched tumn leaves.
Laundry
to all, and no one was turned away for the lack of fi almost simultaneously with little Adolph may prove On Tuesday Miss Nola Welch
came out to organize our 4 H sew
nancial resources.
the redemption of civilization and keep the Russians ing
club. We elected the following
Dr. Ostrander was a man among men. He formed from foisting their radicalism on others—for Ger officers: President, Betty Earle
GRANTS PASS
his opinions rapidly and rarely made a mistake, and many and the Reds will most assuredly be defeated. Vice-president, Alberta Pullen,
HOTEL
Secretary, Jean George, local
his outspoken manner made him respected, admired
MINERS
HEADQUARTERS
leader, Bessie Watts. We will be
and trusted by all. The valley will go on for a long
615 "G” Street
on Wednesday, November 22, it gin our projects next week.
Grants Pass, Oregon
time before another man of his ability and knowledge
was anounced today by Earl Snell,
secretary
of
state.
will settle among us. It was a quirk of circumstances
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Reminders to motorists to send
that brought him here, and accident takes him away.
FRENCH LAUNDRY
JORDAN’S
in their applications early if they
Dr. Ostrander and his wife came here to live because ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH wish to be included in the draw & DRY CLEANERS
OF SEVENTH DAY
the climate agreed with them, and they felt fine, in
ing will be mailed from the secre
Agencies
fact the doctor had been in many places where his Sabbth ADVENTISTS
tary of state s office November 9.
School at 9:30 a. m.
Cave City Dre** Shop
practice could have been very lucrative, but he and Preaching Service 11:00 a. m. License plates will be mailed im Wittrock'* Store, Kerby
mediately upon completion of each
Lew Hammer, Selma
his wife choose this valley because their health was Prayer meeting Wednesday at transaction,
but
may
not
be
used
FRESHLY FROZEN CREAM
7 :30 p. m.
better here.
Call:
Wed.
and
Sat.
prior
to
December
15,
Snell
said.
The only Siberrian shop in Jos
There was a service held for him at the Cave City us. You are invited to meet with The number of applications on
ephine County. Visit us and
be convinced.
theater Wednesday afternoon, when many friends F. W. Cooper, Elder, Kerby. file in time to be included in the
annual drawing for low numbers
LIGHT LUNCHES
gathered to pay their respects and listen to Dr. Wil
632 S. 6th St.,
Grants Paas
has increased from year to year
CAVE
JUNCTION
COMMUNITY
liam A. Brown and a few others wfo told of the love
STJUMBAUF
and
this
year
it
is
expected
around
and esteem this man had richly deserved from his fel Community CHURCH
22,000 will be included, it was
PROCESS
Sunday School at
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
said. For 1937 the number totaled
lowmen. It was not a funeral service. It was a spon 9:45 a. m.
11,355,
for
1938
it
was
16,606
and
taneous burst of grief which led those to the theater Preaching
11 a. m
for 1939 it was 19,895.
Dr. H. W. Hermann
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to pay their last respects to this gentleman, who was
Dr. S. E. Herman
KERBY UNION SUNDAY
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such a grand man.
OPTOMETRISTS
SCHOOL
Whatever anyone else believes and thinks about Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Tentative Bid Made
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Telephone 258-J 519 “H” St.
death is their own business. But we do not look upon every Sunday. All are cordially To Bring GOP Meet
Grants Pass
this experience as most people do. We believe this invited.
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thing called death, is just another experience. It’s a
A tentative invitation to bring
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
road we take where no one ever returns to tell us
the state convention of Republi
DR. A. N. COLLMAN
CHURCH
what it is all about, and we believe Dr. Ostrander is Sunday school, 10 a. m.
can clubs to Grants Pass was
Naturopathic Physician
made at the week-end meeting at
on a grand trip, one that our language is completely Preaching, 11 a. m.
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
The Dallas, Harry Pinninger said
inadequate to express. He is on a vacation, a rest, and Loyal Defenders, 7:30 p. m.
in Cave Junction
Tuesday.
With
M.
J.
McShane,
8 p. m.
Grants Pass
peaceful voyage, which his activities while on this Preaching,
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, Pinninger was a delegate from the
sphere have so richly earned for him.
local club. McShane was a mem
7:30 p. m.
sr
“Bon Voyage’’ to you Doc, we know you are Orchestra Practice Saturday ber of the finance committee and
[ Dr. Fred W. Gould
Penninger of the committees on
going to have it. This world has been a better place Night 8 o'clock.
Dental Surgeon
Prayer Meeting Wednesday credentials and resolutions.
Tuff* Building
Dependable
for having had you, but your new place perhaps need Night
The invitation to the state Re
8 o'clock
Phone 4
ed you too, and we of this sphere should be grateful If the old Bridgeview Communi publicans has been turned over to
Grant* Pa**
Home
for having you as long as we did.
( ty Church building could speak, Ted Cramer, president of the
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At the recent Panama conference during which
nations of' the Western Hemisphere discussed the
European war and took steps to insure the neutrali
ty of this continent, a neutrality zone was established
extending 300 miles on all oceans adjacent to North
and South America.
It strikes us that the zone is around the wrong
continent. To us, the logical place for this 300-mile
zone is adjacent to the European continent.
But since this is the action of the nations on this
side of the globe and the conference has come to a
close with this zone established it is not yet too late
for the United States, now discussing the neutrality
issue in Washington, to make amends according to
our theories on the subject.
This country will enter the war by virtue of one
of two issues or a combination of both. They are
simply: Insults to our shipping interests on the high
seas; or monetary obligations by warring European
nations to Wall Street.
If the United States conscientiously seeks to
stay out of the bloody holocaust hovering over
Europe there are two steps to take. 1. Forbid cred
it; 2. belligerently defend our rights on the high seas.
Thus it should behoove Washington to move th«
300-mile zone to Europe and order the navy and air
forces to blow hell out of every periscope and man-
o’-war found outside that limit—English, French,
German, Japanese or Russian.
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Reform is difficult. You see, deciding to reform
makes you feel so righteous that anything more seems
unnecessary.
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noon KeV. Frost of Medford with Mar Tooze as president. Governor tn.
about 30 musicians and workers Sprague in his address said Re-
SPEND YOUR MONEY
gave us a wonderful program.
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The twenty piece orchestra, the
Trade with
mixed chorus and the mixed quar-1 REDWOODS HOTEL
Grants Pass
tet, also the number by the ladies
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E. C. GAYMAN
duet; it was thrilling. The music
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Owner
supplied just the right preparation
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for the powerful Evangelistic mes
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sage delivered by Rev. Frost. They
PATRONAGE
514 S. 6 St.
X Phone 578
were here last Wednesday night.
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Grants Pass
We hope to have them with us for
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a weeks revival meeting soon. No
Excellent Coffee Shop
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
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at the Right Price.
book but the Bible, no creed but
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Christ, at the "Little Church with
REASONABLE KMTES
We
Specialize
in
the big welcome.”
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Former Resident
Passes Away
The many friends of Mrs. Earl
Crouch a former resident of the
Illinois valley were shocked and
grieved to hear of her sudden
death when she passed away. Sun-1
day, October Sth. at her home at
Cody. Wyoming. Mrs. Crouch was
the mother of Harold C. Hill for
mer resident of Cave Junction but i
recently moved to Grants Pass.
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Artcraft Camera Shop
113 N. 6th St.
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Grants Pass
HALL
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FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 388
Cor. 5th & C Sta.
HULL & HULL
FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance service dag or nite
502 N 4th St.
Phone 334
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VETERINARIAN
The Seal of Approval
Horse. and Cattle my Specialty
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
408 South 6th Street
Day phone 162—Night 538
Grants Pass
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Complete Line of
WATCH STRAPS AND
BRACELETS
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New License Plates
For Early Buyers
Oregon motor vehicle owners
who file their application for 1940
registrations prior to November 22
will be included in drawings for
low numbers, to be held in Salem
Camera* and Supplies
Awarded by the American In :
stitute of Laundering after
Passing Rigid Tests
Pickup and delivery every Mon
:
day aad Thursday in Cave
I
Junction, Kerby and
Holland
Texaco Gas, Oil Greases
GEO. A HICKS
GRANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
“Since 1900”
Clarence E. Eggers
_ 604 3. 6th St,
Grants Pass
Notary Publics
AMY HUSSEY
M. C. ATHEY
LUCILE FLOYD
Holland
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