Page Two
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, February 15, 1940
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IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY: T. PAYNE SCHOOL NEWS
F H A L0AN$
6 S., R. 2 E. Sec. 1, N^NEli
By Carol George
Red Fir 2460 M. feet B. M , White
BUILD NOW — PAY BY
For Monday's Lincoln day pro­
Fir 15 M. feet B. M.; none of the
THE MONTH
timber
to
be
sold
for
less
than
gram we had the following: Song,
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richeit
$1
75
per
M.
for
the
Red
Fir,
$1.50
America; Reading, Carol George;
Valley Lumber Co.
valley in the world, the Illinoia Valley and ita surrounding diatncta. ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
per M. for the White Fir. Timber
OF SEVENTH DAY
West
F St.
Phone 47
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois j
Reading,
Myrtle
Pullen;
Gettys
­
to be sold on basis of cruise.
ADVENTISTS
Valley Publishing Company.
IN COOS COUNTY: T. 31 S., burg speech, Mrs. Watts; Read­
Sabbth School at 9:30 a. no.
Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at
R. 12 W.. Sec. 21, SW14SEU ing, Jean George.
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Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879
Preaching Service 11:00 a. m. Douglas Fir 621 M. feet B. M.,
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Prayer meeting Wednesday at Port Orford Cedar 315 M. feet B.
Myrtle Pullen loaned us a phon­
M., Dead and Down Port Orford
Editor 7:30 p. m.
M C. ATHEY
ASK FOR
Cedar 26 M. feet B. M., Red Cedar ograph on which we are going to
You are invited to meet with 13 M. feet B. M.; trees marked or use records to learn to march.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
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us.
otherwise designated for cutting
In Josephine County
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and will be sold on basis of this
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$i so
One Year . . ...........
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F. W. Cooper, Elder, Kerby.
The teacher asks each one to
cruise.
N*/iSE*4 Port Orford
Six Months ........... ___ ....... ............................... „...
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.50 CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY Cedar 55 M. feet B. M., Dead and bring to school all the odd shaped
Three Month* .... ..................... .................................
Down Port Orford Cedar 5 M. feet and odd colored rocks we could :
Outside of Josephine County
CHURCH
B. M., Red Cedar 55 M. feet B. M.; find and as far as posible we are :
On. Year
$2 00
Community Sunday School at Port Orford Cedar 30 inches and
under and all Red Fir, White Fir, to find out what kind of rocks :
The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising 9:45 a. m.
and
Hemlock reserved from this they are.
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copy which i* deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application Preaching
11 a m. cutting;
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none of the timber to be
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sold for less than $2.00 per M. for
A part of last week was spent
KERBY UNION SUNDAY
the Douglas Fir, $10.00 per M. for
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8
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in
the
studying
of
trees
to
tell
the Port Orford Cedar, $1.25 per,
:
SCHOOL
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PUBLISH!
for the Red Cedar, $8.00 per ' from the bark and foliage the kind
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Sunday School at 9:45 a. m M.
M. for the Dead and Down Port I of trees that grow in our vicin-
every Sunday. All are cordially Orford Cedar.
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invited.
IN DOUGLAS COUNTY: T. 21 <ty.
At Your Grocer
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S„ R. 4 W., Sec. 27, SE%SE%
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^REDWOOD ÉMP!RE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS Un";
Over the week end each pupil
Red Fir 675 M. feet B. M., Incense
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
Cedar 100 M. feet B. M., none of was required to keep a list of the
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CHURCH
the timber to be sold for less than birds they saw. We will keep this
Sunday School ............ 10:00 a. m $1.75 per M. for the Red Fir, $1.50
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Preaching ......
11:00 a. m per M. for the Incense Cedar. Tim­ up for the balance of the term to
The Seal of Approval
MEETING “PROSPERITY”
Loyal Defenders........... 7 :00 P- in. ber to be sold on basis of cruise. keep track of the birds that come
22 S„ R. 10 W., Sec. 25, SMi from the south.
Preaching
8:00 P- m. T.
SW'i Red Fir 1650 M. feet B. M„
o—
Claude Bristol, hearing that the bloak who writes Prayer Meeting, Wed. ..7:00 P- m. none of the timber to be sold for Those on the — honor
roll for the
m
less
than
$1.50
per
M.
Timber
to
this stuff was playing wall flower all by his lonesome Orchestra Practice, Sat. 7 :00 p.
We are glad to report that some be sold on basis of cruise. T. 22 first semester were Jean George
in bed, sent a nice letter and enclosed a clipping from of our sick folk have improved S„ R. 10 W., Sec. 35, E^NE’,4 1.3 and Carol George 1.04 grades.
Douglas Fir 1090 M. feet B. M„
the Journal of Portland, with a story right down our enough to be able to attend church none
of the timber to b«- told for
alley. Read what Elsie Robinson has to say in a col­ ■Again but not all are well. Mrs. less than $1.50 per M. Red Fir re- All of us were very curious
Tuesday when Mrs. Watts an­ = Awarded by the American In :
James and family were shut in served from cutting.
umn devoted to the interest of women:
:
IN
JOSEPHINE
COUNTY:
T.
with colds and we had to get along 33 S., R. 5 W., Sec. 15, SE*4 nounced we were not to bring any 5 stitute of Laundering after
Passing Rigid Tests
without special music last Sunday. NEU, NE«4SE>4 Yellow Pine 8 lunch Wednesday, when Mrs.
We are preaching a series of ser­ M. feet B. M., Sugar Pine 3 M. Watts served us a lunch of buns, : = Pi ckup and delivery every Mon
day and Thursday in Cave
WHAT D’YE WANT?
mons on the eighth chapter of Ro­ feet B. M„ Red Fir 380 M. feet B. hot dogs, salad and caks for a val­ :
Junction, Kerby and
M.,
Incense
Cedar
20
M.
feet
B.
mans in our Sunday Morning ser­ M., none of the timber to be sold entine. We also had our exchange I
Holland
vices and the theme last Sunday for less than $3.00 per M. for the of valentines at the noon hour. !
Wailers at Fate Should Rouse
GRANTS PASS
was “Spiritual Freedom.’’ Text, Yellow Pine, $3.50 per M. for the We wish Valentine’s day came I
Romans, 8, 1. The house was well Sugar Pine, $1.00 per M. for the more often.
to Importance of Self-Help
STEAM LAUNDRY
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Red Fir, $.75 per M. for the In-
filled Sunday night and gave us cense
“Since 1900“
Cedar. Timber to be sold on T
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good attention while we made an basis of cruise.
SPEND YOUR MONEY
B.
You want lots of life You’re always peeving be­ evangelistic appeal on “Jesus, the IN LANE COUNTY: T. 15 S.,
WISELY
R. 6 W., Sec. 7, SHSW’4 Large
cause you don’t get enough, wondering how you can Way.” We are planning next Sun- Douglas
I PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Trade with
Fir 1725 M. feet B. M.,
lay night’s program especially for
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get more, and asking people, reading books.
Small Douglas Fir 2065 M. feet B.
the CCC men.
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M„ Red Cedar 65 M. feet B. M.; s
GAYMAN’S
Well, you’ll get lots of answers, but if you really Question: Who can tell us a none
of the timber to be sold for
want to make a success of living, there is just one fact better place in the Illinois Valley less than $2.00 per M. for the : SEED AND FEED
: DR. A. N. COLLMAN
Large Douglas Fir, $1.75 per M.
Formerly
you must face—You’ve got to know what you want. for our children to spend Sunday for
Naturopathic Phyaician
:
the Small Douglas Fir, $1.50
MACK’S SEED AND FEED
You can go practically anywhere in life—do al­ nights than in the Community per M. for the Red Cedar. Timber : Phone
: SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
578
514 S. 6 St.
Church? Good music, comfortable to ho sold on basis of cruise. T.
most anything you wish if you know what you want seats
In Cave Junction
Grants Pass
and a spirit of warm friend­ 16 S., R. 7 W., Sec. 23, NW *4 !:
SE>4 Red Fir 1750 M. feet B. M.; s
before you start.
Hl
liness.
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
of the timber to be sold for
There’s just one thing that life and your fellow “The little Church with the big none
at the Right Price.
less than $1.75 per M. Timber to
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men can’t and won’t do for you, and that is, make up welcome.”
be sold on basis of cruise. T. 20 :
Dr. Fred W. Gould
We
Specialize
in
S. , R. 2 W„ Sec. 3, NUN *4 Red
Ed Wright, Pastor
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your mind. This seems a reasonable statement when
SPERRY
’
S
DAIRY
and
Dental Surgeon
Fir
4210
M.
feet
B.
M.,
Douglas
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POULTRY FEEDS
Tuff* Building
Fir 890 M. feet B. M„ Red Cedar
set down in print, but most of us spend all our days
Needle i* Honored
70 M. feet B. M., Hemlock 160
Phone 4
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bucking it. We’re always expecting the other fellow Japanese custom honors the M.
Grant* Pa**
feet B. M., Red Cedar Poles : Everything the Farmer Need*:
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We
can
get
it
for
you.
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to shape our program for us, or waiting for lady luck “spirit” of a needle, after the in­ 240; none of the timber to be sold
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strument is outworn. The needle for less than $1.75 per M. for the
to hand it to us on a silver platter.
Red Fir, $2.00 per M. fur the
is
embedded
in
a
soft
cake
which
Douglas Fir, $1.00 per M. for the
I don’t know much about God, but I’ve seen plenty becomes its last resting place.
Red Cedar and Hemlock, $.50 each
of life. And I’m telling you that if you can’t do your
for the Red Cedar Poles. Trees FRENCH LAUNDRY
FUNERAL HOME
United State*
less than 24 inches DBHOB re­
own picking you’re out of luck. Life has no use for
Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager
&
DRY
GLEANERS
served from cutting.
Department of the Interior
sissies or cry babies or gimme-gimme kids. Life will
General Land Office
IN MARION COUNTY: T. 7 S.,
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Agencies
O & C. Administration
R. 2 E„ Sec. 3, SEUNWU Red
Phone 388
Cor. 5th & C Sts.
give you what you want when you ask for it, and not
Portland, Oregon
Fir 785 M. feet B. M.; none of the Haynes Clothing Shop
until.
*** Sealed bids, marked outside “Bid timber to be sold for less than Wittrock’s Store, Kerby
If you can make up your mind what you want, for Timber,” and addressed to the $1.75 per M. Timber to be sold Lew Hammer, Selma
Forester, O. and C. Admini­ on basis of cruise. T. 9 S., R. 3 E.,
HULL & HULL
peace or power, freedom or protection, opportunity, Chief
stration, 410 Custom House, Port- Sec. 7, SE>4NW»4, SWU SE‘a
Call: Wed. and Sat
FUNERAL HOME
adventure or quiet reflection, when you can make up 'an<l, Oregon, will be received until Douglas Fir 195 M. feet B. M.;
a. nt., Pacific Time, March none of the timber to he sold for
your mind and are willing to back the desire with all I, 10:30
Ambulance »ervice day or nite
1940, for the purchase of timber less than $1.75 per M. Trees
502 N 4th St.
Phone 334
upon tracts hereinafter described; marked or otherwise designated
you have, then you’ll get it.
the cutting and removal of the tim­ for cutting and will be sold on bas­
And this applies to every person in every circum­ ber to be carried out in accordance is of this cruise.
STAlORlJF
stance. To heckled husbands and worried wives, to with the forest practice rules ap­ IN POLK COUNTY: T. 7 S„ R.
proved on July 7, 1938 by the Sec­ 7 W., Sec. 23, NE’.NE1'. Douglas
PROCESS
VETERINARIAN
men out of jobs and men in jobs that don’t fit their retary of the Interior. Each bid Fir 1835 M. feet B. M.; none of
H or.es and Cattle niy Specialty
must
state
the
amount
per
thous
­
the
timber
to
be
sold
for
less
than
stature, to all people who are sorry for themselves and and feet, board measure, that will
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
$2.00 per M. Timber to be sold
feel somebody should do something for them
be paid for each species or class of on basis of cruise. T. 9 S., R. 7
408 South 6th Street
Day phone 162—Night 538
No bid for less than the W., Sec. 13, NELarge Douglas
There is somebody who should do something timber.
ippraised value will be considered. Fir 1450 M. feet B. M., Small
Grants Pass
about you, but that somebody is yourself.
Each bid must be submitted in Douglas Fir 905 M. feet B. M., Red
luplicate and be accompanied by a Fir 380 M. feet B. M. ; none of the
Make up your mind what you want. There’s deposit.
CAES EHJOŸA
The deposit must be in timber to be sold for less than
nothing criminal about that, nothing cruel. It is not the form of a certified check on a $2.00
GRANTS PASS
PAW AS
per M. for the Large Doug­
National Bank and in favor las Fir, $1.75 per M. for the Small
only your right but your duty. You were put here to solvent
HOTEL
AS WE HUMAN $
>f the Chief Forester of the O. and
Fir, $1.50 per M. for the
do something—be something. Well, what’s holding C. Administration. The amount of Douglas
MINERS
HEADQUARTERS
Red Fir. Timber to be sold on
the
deposit
will
be
computed
at
the
615
”G” Street
basis
of
cruise.
you? Only yourself and your indecision.
rate of at least 20 per cent of the
Grants Pass, Oregon
IN
WASHINGTON
COUNTY:
“But the human race is still savage,” you say; first $1000 of any estimated T. 2 N„ R. 3 W., Sec. 5, SUSEL*
value; at least 10 per Red Fir 375 M. feet B. M., Doug­
“every man grabbing for every other man’s throat. stumpage
'ent of the next $9000 of any esti­ las Fir 870 M. feet B. M., Red Ced­
0
A poor man hasn’t a chance.”
mated stumpage value and at least ar 110 M. feet B. M., none of the'
AFTER
HOLIDAY
PRICES
per cent of any additional esti­ timber to be sold for less than
Are you telling me! I was as poor as you can 5 mated
Now Prevail
stumpage value in excess
per M. for the Red Fir.
ever be—as ignorant—as hurt and likewise as full of of $10,000 and up to $25,000 in $1.75
Come
in and See us.
12.00 per M. for the Douglas Fir,
The deposit of any suc­ and $1.50 per M. for the Red Ced­
blubbering self pity. But, bigolly, 1 made up my amount.
Clarence E. Eggers I
cessful bidder will be credited as a ar. Timber to be sold on basis of
mind and I crashed the gate—and so can you!
first installment in the payment O-uise. T. 1 S„ R. 5 W„ Sec. 1,
604 a 6th St., Grants I’ass^
for the timber. Checks of unsuc­ SWUNEU Red Fir 540 M. feet
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cessful bidders will be returned up­ H M.; none of the timber to be
on the award of the bid. A bond sflld for less than $1.50 per M.
The doors of wisdom are never shut.
Josephine County
on all sales will be required in an Timber to be sold on basis of
amount computed at the rate of at ctuise. The right to waive technical
MILLS
least 20 per cent of the first $10,-
and to reject any and all
000 of the bid. plus 10 per cent of defects
Cash prices for Feeds and
bils is reserved. Dated at Port­
any additional amount of' the bid land, Oregon, this 10th day of
Seeds of all kinds
in excess of $10,000. Payment for February, 1940. W. H. Horning, Texaco Gas, Oil Greases
Phone 123
Grants Pass
timber will be required in advance Chef Forester O. and C. Admini-
of cutting, payment in full at the ataMfon.
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GEO. A HICKS
time of filing the contract being
required in sales amounting to
$2500 or less. In larger sales,
Wardrobe Cleaners
payment may be made in a num­
ber of installments scheduled to
The oldest and best since 1911
keep pace with the rate of timber
Free Pick up by Grant. Pas.
cutting and payable upon demand
Laundry
from the Chief Forester. The suc­
cessful bidder in each sale exceed­
ing $5000 in amount will be re­
WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO VISIT OUR
quired, prior to the approval of
£££?
SEE OUR STOCK OF GOOD SERVICEABLE
the contract covering such sale, to
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furnish a sworn financial state­
FOCKETBOOK ............
All Work Guaranteed
ment showing ability to fulfill the
terms of the contract. For copies
MURPHY HICKS
of the form of proposal, form of
I
contract and bond, and other infor­
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delivery
to
all
parts
of
the
Valley
on
Any
application should be made
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to the Chief Forester, O. and C.
Reasonable
Purchase.
Administration, Portland, Oregon.
The timber volumes, given in
Notary Publics
the following appraisals, are esti-1
AMY HUSSEY
mated and may be more or less
than the amounts stated. Living
M. C. ATHEY
“Furniture You’ll Admire at Price* You’ll Appreciate”
cull trees and young timber less
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N.
Sixth
St.
Grant*
Pa**
LUCILE
FLOYD
than merchantable size are reserv­
Holland
ed from cutting.
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A Cordial Invitation,
Folks of the Illinois Valley . . .
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