Illinois Valley News, Thursday- March 21, 1910
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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 3, 1879
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C. ATHEY
SATURDAY and SUNDAY, MARCH 23-24—
1— News of the Day
2— Popeye in “Ghosts is the Bunk”
3— Crisis in the Pacific
4— The MIGHTIEST SEA DRAMA Ever to
STORM the SCREEN
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PUBLISHERS
ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
OF SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS
Here is something right down our alley—perse-
verence—continuous effort, is the key note. This lit­
tle poem is called “MY CREED,” and from whose
pen, we do not know, but folks, it is just chock full of
KERBY UNION SUNDAY
truth. Cut this out and paste it in your scrap book,'
SCHOOL
and when discouraged, read it over and over again. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
It is remarkable the powerful stimulant it possesses. every Sunday. AH are cordially
invited.
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MY CREED
Genius, that power that dazzles mortal eye.
Is oft but perseverance in disguise;
Continuous effort of itself implies,
In spite of countless falls, the power to rise;
’Twixt failure and success the point so fine
Men sometimes know not where they touch the line.
Just where the pearl was waiting one more plunge
How many a struggler has thrown up the sponge?
As the tide goes clear out, it comes clear in;
In business ’tis at times the wisest win,
And oh, how true,when clouds of doubt dismay,
’Tis often darkest just before day.
A little more persistence, courage, vim,
Success will dawn o’er Fortune’s golden rim;
Then take the honey for your bitterest cup—
There is no failure save in giving up;
No real fall as long as one still tries,
For seeming setbacks make the strong man wise.
There is no defeat, in truth, save from within,
Unless we’re beaten there, we’re bound to win.
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TOM MILLER
In county politics, this newspaper stays clear from
recommendations of any sort. We will always try
to treat each candidate in the same respectful man­
ner, and give each the srme publicity, but rules are
always made to be broken, and we herewith deliber­
ately jump over the traces and break one of our most
staunch rules.
We are recommending to all our readers that they
get behind Tom Miller and push, talk and give him
the biggest vote any candidate ever had in this valley.
Mr. Miller is a candidate for Circuit Judge for Jack-
son and Josephine counties, and this newspaper is
backing him for all it is worth.
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BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Sunday School ............ 10:00
Preaching ......................8:00
Loyal Defenders ........... 7:00
Preaching .................... 11:00
Prayer Meeting, Wed. . 7:00
Orchestra Practice, Sat 7:00
a. m.
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The way always opens for the determined soul,
the man or woman of faith and courage. It is the
victorious mental attitude, the consciousness of pow­
er, the sense of mastership, that does the big things
in this world. If you haven’t this attitude begin now
to cultivate it.
—Selected.
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Happiness is a by-product which is attained by
accomplishments, work well done, success, satisfying
results.
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Keibel’s
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CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Community Sunday School at
9:45 a. m.
11 a. m.
Preaching
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Miss Hattie Willets of Roseburg
came down for the funeral ser­
vices of Marilda Floyd, Tuesday.
Miss Willetts lived in Kerby with
her parents for some years and
they were neighbors of the Frank
Floyds. Miss Willetts is at present
employed with the J. C. Penney
Company as head bookkeeper.
KERBY° NEWS
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Page
One)
tending college'at Ashland. Myr-
tice Jones, student at O. S. C. is
spending the week with friends at
McMinnville. Claudia Buck was
unable to come home. Claudia is
doing practice teaching at Ash­
land in connection with her work
at Southern Oregon college.
Among those who attended the
extension banquet held at the
Bridgeview Grange hall last Thurs­
day evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Lucius Robinson, Kenneth Robin­
son, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hogue, Mr.
and Mrs. Clem Sauer and sons
Jack and Larry, Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Slack, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs Wm. McLean,
Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Wilson, Mrs.
Dollie Duncan. From the high
school Home Economics class were
Pauline Robinson, Dorothy Hogue,
Winifred Hassler and Virginia
Thrasher of Kerby.
We want to compliment one member of the coun­
ty officials more than the rest, but we also include The 4-H Happy Workers sewing
the entire personnel who had anything to do with the lub met at the home of their lead­
settlement the county made with the bonding com­ er Phyllis Jones last Saturday af­
ternoon for an afternoon of sew­
pany in the ease of the former county clerk.
ing. The girls are making attrac­
Orval Millard, district attorney, used rare judg­ tive handbags from burlap with
ment in getting $7,090.89 for the county in a settle­ lesigns made by weaving colored
ment.
He and Don Barnes, sheriff, sat up many varn through the material. All
were present and aside
nights until the wee small hours going over the books member«
rom sewing they were entertained
so that an accurate statement could be presented to ’>y music from KUIN and a special
the bonding company. It would take much space to ■equest number their leader had
tell the intricate details of this settlement, but we tsked for the girls. Refreshments
vere served to finish the day.
know enough about it to realize that the amount se­ Those
present were Georgia Gold-
cured for the county, was a grand stroke of genius, by. Zenna Slack, Dena Jones,
and most all of it fell on the shoulders of Mr. Millard. arol Anderton, Rosemary Sachse,
Joan Provo, Ella Sloniker, Ethel
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MENTAL ATTITUDE
people will have an Easter pag­
eant at the evening services. All sourcefulness. One was the Dog in the Pacific;” and a Popeye
are invited to these servicos which Star, an authentic reproduction cartoon, “Ghost is the Bunk,” com­
of the doughty paddle steamer Sir­ plete an evening of unusual enter­
will begin at 7:30 p. m.
ius, which made history, in April tainment.
On last Sunday evening, the of 1838, by being the first vessel
young people organized and elect­ to cross the Atlantic under steam
ed officers for the year. These power alone. The other was the
ASK FOR
Sunday evening meetings were Falcon, a stately, full-rigged sail­
started recently by the young peo­ ing ship of the packet type. Skiffs
ple of the valley and are growing and rowboats were scattered about
in interest. Discussions of relig­ offshore. Hundreds of extras, in
ious and social topics are proving period costumes, were transported
of value as a training for public to the harbor in busses.
Of course, the Scottish port of
appearances as well as instructive
along lines of every day problems. Greenock-on-the-Clyde was also
Officers elected were, Phyllis built, and magnificent shots of the
Jones, president; Jerry Fox, vice- Falcon and Dog Star under way
president; Vernard Lackey, secra- were filmed in the Pacific Ocean
off the California coast.
t.iry-treasurer.
The story seen against these
Les Henry, Sr., and Dave White, magnificent,
authentic
back-
who are working at the Big Boy grounds, concerns the efforts of
mine near Oregon mountain, are Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., mate of
At Your Grocer
having a few days off visiting the sailing ship, to gain backing 5
with friends in Kerby.
to construct engines for propelling
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Guests at the home of Mr. and the plans of Will Fyffe, Scottish E- .................................................................GJ
Mrs Hurley Wilson over the week inventor and foundryman. The re­ : ,
DR. A. N. COLLMAN
end were Mrs. Wilson’s parents, alization of the dream of conquest
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clark of Rose­ of the Atlantic by steam leads the
Naturopathic Physician
burg. Dinner guests on Sunday picture to a thrilling and at the : SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
at their home also included Fran­ same time romantic climax as :
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In Cave Junction
ces and Bobby Sneider.
Fairbanks, man of action, finally 2
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gets up enough courage to tell
Miss Dollie Branham has as a Mis Lockwood, the inventor’s i JJ’
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guest her mother, Mrs. Winnie Al­ daughter, of his love for her.
Dr. Fred W. Gould 1 Î
len of Myrtle Creek.
In the supporting cast are such
Dental Surgeon
noted players as George Bancroft
Tuff* Building
Mrs. Harry Elroy has been ill Montagu Love and a host of oth­
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with a cold and complications at ers.
Grant* Pa**
her home this week. Mrs. Ed
A new March of Time; “Crisis
Burke, who has been poorly is im­
proving. Dorothy Gibson is. as­
GAYMAN’S
sisting Mrs. Burke with house­
work.
SEED AND FEED
FUNERAL HOME
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Everything the Farmer needs in
Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager
fll.lH.I
Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m.
Preaching Service 11:00 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7:30 p. m.
You are invited to meet with
us.
F. W. Cooper, Elder, Kerby.
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MEETING “PROSPERITY”
THE COUNTY SETTLEMENT
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L. B. Hall
SEEDS, FEEDS,
FERTILIZERS, Etc.
514 S. 6th Street. Grants Pass
WILD ATLANTIC—
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Page
One)
rock-on-the-Clyde, Scotland, the
ports of New York and London,
and the wild reaches of the North
Atlantic as seen from the decks
of two ships, Lloyd set a host of
assistants and special researchers
to work to make it possible to con­
struct authentic sets.
With material gathered from
sources in the four corners of the
earth. Lloyd's technicians recreat­
ed Castle Garden (the Battery)
along the shore line of the outer
harbor of San Pedro, California,
peopled it ready for the arrival
of the Dog Star, a full-sized pad­
dle-wheel steamer.
Just as much care was taken
in reproducing the old London
docks. An unbroken stretch of
dock six hundred feet long was
found on the waterfront near Wil­
mington. Tons of loose dirt were
dumped on the wharf, watered to
create the impression of a mud
surface such as old prints of Lon­
don docks disclose. Then build­
ings were erected in early nine­
teenth century style.
Alongside the wharf sailors
berthed two period ships, in them­
selves fine examples of movie re­
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Kerby Union Sunday School is
lanning a short Easter program
for this coming Sunday The clas­
hes will assembly for a few min­
utes study and the program of
recitations, songs and exercises
will follow. The program will be
finished in time for those to at­
tend church at Cave Junction or
Selma or wherever they choose,
Everyone is invited.
Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. The young
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 388
Cor. 5th & C Sts.
HULL & HULL
STANDARD OIL
PRODUCTS
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and the
FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance «ervice day or nite
502 N 4th St.
Best Grease Job
Phone 334
You can possibly get at
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CAVE JUNCTION
MOTOR COURT
Horae* and Cattle my Specialty
D|t. O. L. HOHLFELD
408 South 6th Street
Day phone 162—Night 538
K. C. HAMILTON
Grants Pass
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Watchmaking 4 Repairing
Come in and See us.
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Cash prices for Feeds and
Seeds of all kinds
Phone 123
Grants Pass
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