Illinois Valley Newg, Thursday, February 8, 1940
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I llinois
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ey News
Nation Prepares for Lent
Less than three cows of every
thousand tested for tuberculosis
in Oregon during 1939 were react­
ors and less than two and one-half
cows of every thousand were sus­
pects, reports the state department
of agriculture.
During the year, 113,129 T. B.
tests were given, with 324 reactors
and 279 suspects.
In the same period 339,002
Bang's tests ere given, with 4,547
of 1.3 percent of the cattle being
reactors.
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding districts.
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois
Valley Publishing Company.
Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 2, 1879
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TUBERCULOSIS TESTS
SHOW FEW REACTORS
CONSTRUCTION NEW
SMITH RIVER BRIDGE
TO COMMENCE SOON
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BUILD NOW — PAT BY
THE MONTH
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Keibel's
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Replacement in the near future
At Your Grocer
of the present bridge across the
Smith River, nine miles north of
Crescent City in Del Norte coun­ filili
ty, with a strictly modern struc- 1
ture, will add another motoring 0IIHII
delight to users of the Redwood i The Seal of Approval
Empire system of scenic, all-year
highways.
Bids for construction
the
new bridge, opened by the Depart­
ment of Public Works in Sacra­
mento, according to word received
by the Redwood Empire Associa­
tion. show Joseph Shaw of Oak­
land to be the lowest bidder with j Awarded by the American In-
; Stilute of Laundering after
a bid of $246,028.
Passing Rigid Tests
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^REDWOQDX u PIRE n EWSPAPER-PUBLISHERS
MEETING “PROSPERITY”
We had a very nice compliment paid us this week
in Grants Pass when one of the busy business men of
the county seat told us that he appreciated the arti­
cles on Prosperity. They were short and one could
assimilate easily what was put before them, but to
have to read an entire book to get it was another mat­
ter.
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: Pickup and delivery every Mon­
He remarked that the short squibs we give each
day and Thursday in Cave
Right-Of-Way Secured
The
Rev.
Frank
R.
Wilson,
rector
of
St.
James
Episcop:,
week are just enough to digest without getting tire­
Junction, Kerby and
For
Eel
River
Bridge
church at Hyde Park, N. Y., the “Church of the President,
Holland
some. We hope this is the case.
presents a special Lenten message to people of the nation.
Realignment of the Redwood |
Getting back to this theme, repetition of action or
GRANTS PASS
Highway
just north of Rio Dell in
thought is the key note and must be followed. For
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Humboldt county in California to
KERBY GRADE
“Since 1900"
an example—Every day we get up, practically the
eliminate two sharp curves and I
SCHOOL NOTES
same way, from the same side of the bed. Every
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old type bridge will- begin soon '
morning we eat breakfast at the same time, and most
with
announcement
that
contract
j
KERBY GRADE SCHOOL .........
of us usually eat the same things. Things we do all ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
The fourth issue of the school for construction of the Bridge has PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
paper,
The Kerby Log, was print­ been let to Engineers, Inc., San I
OF
SEVENTH
DAY
day long, regular things, are merely repetition of
“B
ed by the upper grade pupils Fri­ Francisco, by the Department of
ADVENTISTS
thought. Put the same energy into practice with the Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m.
day. Two more editions are plan­ Public Works, according to infor­ I DR. A. N. COLLMAN
new thought you are developing and you will go far Preaching Service 11:00 a. m. ned for the remainder of the year. mation received by the Redwoods
è
Naturopathic Physician
Empire Association.
towards your goal. You do the regular things every Prayer meeting Wednesday at
The
new
bridge
will
span
the
The
grade
school
basketball
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SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS
7
:30
p.
m.
day that are a habit. Why not cultivate the habit of
team was decisively defeated by Eel River at Robinson Ferry and
In
Cave
Junction
You
are
invited
to
meet
with
doing the things and thinking the thoughts of your
the Kerby high school freshmen will represent a construction cost
ti*.
dreams. Start this constructive thought now and F. W. Cooper, Elder, Kerby. team 26-6 Froday afternoon with of approximately $500,000.
make it a regular diet all day, every day.
school student bodies as specta­
Construction of another large ÇF
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tors.
span
across the Eel river between
Dr. Fred W. Gould
You can make these things come true. Thought CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY
Wildwood
and Scotia is schedul­
Dental Surgeon
CHURCH
produces everything on the face of the earth, except
Plans for scheduling games with ed to begin during 1940 which will
Tuff* Building
Community Sunday School at
what nature gives us. Thought comes first before 9:45 a. m.
Phone 4
Grants Pass and other grade bring new highway improvements
Granta Pa»»
anything can be done. After thought comes action. Preaching
11 a in. school basketball teams have been to the Redwood Empire system of
dropped because of the appearance all-yeai highways in this sector
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Your daily work—Your daily thinking, is part of
of
scarlet fever in Cave Junction. amounting to about $1,000,000.
KERBY UNION SUNDAY
your daily routine. Why not elevate it and include
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SCHOOL
that wish for something that would make you and
C. E. Johnson is building anoth­ Boy Scout Week—
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
yours very happy? Put the same motion of thought every
er new building near the grade
FUNERAL HOME
Sunday. AH are cordially school grounds.
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Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager
into practice, and you get results.
invited.
more
boys
in
this
organization.
If
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
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Scarlet fever has developed in you have a boy 12 years old or Phene 388
Cor. 5th & C St«.
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
one of the school families but no over, he should have the training
WHAT BELIEF ACCOMPLISHES
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CHURCH
Sunday School ............ 10:00
Preaching
11:00
Loyal Defenders
.7:00
Preaching
8:00
Prayer Meeting, Wed. . 7:00
Orchestra Practice, Sat. 7 :00
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a.
a.
p.
p.
p.
p.
in.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
school child has contracted the
disease. Special precautions are
being taken with the school build­
ing such as cleaning tops of desks
and providing after school venti­
lation. The county health nurse
is inspecting the pupils frequently
for sore throats and any fever.
The teachers are cooperating in
this also.
he can get from the Boy Scouts,
and Scout Director Ralph Huber
will welcome all boys who wish to
join.
When one sincerely believes in anything, and one
has their health and honest motives to succeed, it is
hard to stop them when once they get their thought
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iirmly focused on their objective.
I FRENCH LAUNDRY
F. R. Little, not a mining man, and knows little
& DRY GLEANERS
about mining, but manifests a sincere belief that
there are minerals here that could lie developed, and WHITE SCHOOL NEWS
Agencies
he v started to
find uiiOise
those uno
who count
could develop them.
tv Amu
Cava City Dre** Shop
Manual training has been almost Wittrock'* Store, Kerby
He was connected first with an institution in Los I Ederle Torgrimson, a pupil of suspended
because of lack of lum­ Lew Hammer, Selma
Angeles, and this company wanted to put a plant in I the White school, left for Grants ber.
Call: Wed. and Sat.
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at Grants Pass. Personally, we urged Mr. Little to | Pass where she will go to the Riv­
A
Parent-Teachers
program
will
erside
school.
We
were
all
sorry
interest his people in Cave Junction, and we finallv
lose her but wish her happiness be held next Monday, February 12,
sold him on our location for the plant, but his com­ to
at the Cave City Park with movies
in her new school.
pany had different ideas. A long story can be told
and a model railway as attractions.
by saying that this company through internal diffi­ On February 6, we had two very
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STJUMMUF
culties folded up, but this did not stop Mr. Little. welcomed visitors. They were two BUY NOW—Final Clearance on
PROCESS
Dre**e*, Sweater*, Robe*
He hadn’t yet a good start. It did not take him long ladies rfom the Grants Pass library Slack
Suit*.
1 hey collected the old books and
to get others interested in the same idea, and this ' left
Hayne* Clothing Shop
26 new ones. It was hard to
Cave Junction
time he did not make any bones about where the plant keep our minds on our studies as
should he located, and the ground was leased in Cave we were all anxious to start on the
Junction for a plant and properties tied up so the new books.
REDWOODS HOTEL
plant would be assured of early production. Some­
Grants Pass
I'm Hog Enough to
February 5, we had
thing happened again, and this company apparently our Monday,
Went Your Busine»*
first day of full attendance
And Man Enough
died for some reason not known to us.
since Christmas.
To Appreciate It
SOLICITS YOUR
Two strikes on Mr. Little, but this did not phase
KEITH S MARKET
PATRONAGE
him in the slightest. He was immediately in touch We are all anxiously looking for
with some of the first group and they listened and the first "spring flower" as Mrs.
Holland has offered a prize to the
finally made a trip here, and through Mr. Little’s in­ one
finding the first lambtongue, Excellent Coffee Shop
tense belief and knowledge of success, he has the bird-bill, spring beauty and better­
IN CONNECTION
6AÇ IÇ NECESSARY
third company coming and from all appearances they cup. Patricia and Bob brought the
REASONABLE RATES
TO KEEP THE CAR
first
spring
beauty
and
buttercup
are the right ones.
awNlNO-CHL
on Monday. Who will the other
We are not boosting Mr. Little’s private enter­ lucky one be?
ÿiil L KEEP IT
RUNNIN0
prises, but we very much admire the intentional for­
SPEND YOUR MONEY
smoothly
WISELY
titude of this man who can “take it’’ and come back We have been enjoying base­
for more, and in the final analysis there is only one ball for the past week. There are
Trade with
answer for this man’s endeavor—SUCCESS. And six players on each side, Yvonne
GAYMAN’S
is captain of one group
this publication hopes he gets it in double doses. We “ Payne
The Tigers" and Dick Payne is
SEED
AND FEED
think he has earned it.
Captain of the “Cubs'.
Formerly
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MACK'S
SEED
AND FEED
Another good memory test is to go through your Last week the school board Phone 578
514 S. 6 St.
bought us a new ball and bat They
desk and try to figure out why you saved all that are sure appreciated.
Grants Pas*
stuff.
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
There are many days of import­
at the Right Price.
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ance to observe m February. On
I he man who has nothing to do generally pesters I ebruary 9 we have Arbor !>ay
We Specialize in
SPERRY’S DAIRY and
people doing it.
February 12. Lincolns birthday;
POULTRY FEEDS
»nd Oregon Admission Day and
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V alentine's day both come on Feb­ Everything the Farmer Need» • Texaco Gas, Oil Greases
“If you can’t do what you like, suppose you try lik­ ruary 14. Washington's birthday . . . . We con get it for you. ;
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ing what you do.”—Coyles Magazine.
ia February 22.
GEO. A HICKS
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FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance cervie. day or nit«
502 N 4th St.
Phone 334
VETERINARIAN
Her*«* and Cattle my Specialty
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
408 South 6th Street
Day phana 162—Night 538
Grants
P ass
GRANTS PASS
HOTEL
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AW “G" Street
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Come in and See u*.
Clarence E. Eggers
604 A. 6tb St.,
Grants Pass
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MILLS
Cash prices for Feeds and
Seeds of all kinds
Phone 128
Grants Pass
Wardrobe Cleaners
The oldest and best since 1911
Free Pich up by Grant* Pas*
Laundry
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; ILLINOIS VALLEY GARAGE
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Notary Publics
AMY HUSSEY
M. C. ATHEY
LUCILE FLOYD
Holland
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