Illinois Valley News, Thursday, April 11, 1910
Page Three
Miss Aileen Whitehead returned '
Chamber Conference ard Sabin of the Oregon Caves, Ben George was a county seat I
from Hawthorne. California, last j
Elwood Hussey of Cave Junction, visitor in Grants Pass Monday.
Friday where she has been for the
Howard Griffin of the Crescent
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past several weeks visiting at the
City American, President and Mrs.
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hay­
ulation and lead past far more at­ Ralph Luick and Secretary and.
den.
Mrs. C. A. Cronkhite of the Cres­
tractive scenery.
u. s.
Commissioner John Valen’s ef­ cent City chamber of commerce,
CANDIDATE FOR
ROYALS
forts toward Happy Camp road Ranger Harold Bowerman, and
ASSESSOR OF
were reviewed, including his do­ many others gave brief pertinent
) FOR ME!
JOSEPHINE COUNTY nation of right-of-way. Valen talks or were introduced.
Attention was called to the an­
SEEMS
said his efforts now are bent to­
ward improving the Hays hill sec­ nual Illinois Valley chamber of
LIKE
All voters, those becoming 21 years of age, those
tor of the Redwood highway and commerce meeting in May, the
changing residence and qualified to register, may
THEY
date to be selected, to be held at
do so at the office of the County Clerk, in Grants
recounted recent developments.
NEVER
Pass, or at the following places, before regularly ap­
He read a letter from State the Oregon Caves.
pointed registrars before April 17, 1940.
WEAR
Highway Engineer R. H. Baldock
OUT!
which gave as Baldock’s opinion
President Drews of the local
KERBY—
O’BRIEN—
that a recent fatal CCC truck ac­ chamber, called the meeting to or­
John H. Wittrock
Marie Balxke
cident could not be blamed upon der and welcomed the guests and
CAVE JUNCTION—
SELMA—
the road condition, but which at then turned the meeting over to
M. C. Athey
Clara Hammer
the same time expressed the hope the toastmaster.
that eventually—and after Pacific
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HOLLAND—
TAKILMA—
Lucille Floyd
Frieda Messenger
highway work—that the Redwood
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Boyd (Hono­
highway would be made standard. lulu Jim) were guests of Mr. and
Commissioner McElligott read a Mrs. H. M. Smith last week end.
BEN W. COUTANT
letter front T. J. Jones of the They had just returned from
Klamath national forest in which Southern California and were
County Clerk of Josephine County
Jones indicated that the Happy looking for a desirable place to lo­
Camp road could not be construct­ cate here again.
ed under a $5,000-per-mile limit.
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But J. R. Harvey, in citing sta­
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tistics of the importance of the
SEAT’S
:
Happy Camp region to Crescent
ARE THE LOWEST
City and the Illinois and Rogue
FEED & SEED
A New Modern
valleys, pointed out that the $5,-
CONSISTENT WITH
TO THE VOTERS OF
Complete Stock of
000
limit
is
often
exceeded
by
use
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QUALITY
JOSEPHINE COUNTY:
Deposit Plan to
of CCC labor. He gave the Ga-
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Triangle Feeds
It is my honest opinion that the
lice
road
extension
as
an
example
majority of the taxpayers of this
Hi
save your Time
county desire a change in the as- which cost as much as $16,000 for NOW IS THE TIME
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sesor’s office. I am confident that a mile.
Quick - Easy - Safe
To plant Grasses, Rye Grass, :
I have the ability, education and
Glenn Jackson of the Medford
qualifications necessary to effi­ chamber of commerce, Karl L.
Clover,
Alfalfa,
Pasture
ciently perform the duties of this
Mixture, Spring Oats.
Write or call
office. Therefore, I am placing Janouch of the Rogue River na-
The TIREMAN
I LIBERAL
for
complete
my name on the Republican ballot tional forest, Commissioner Ralph
ALLOWANCE FOR
for your approval.
Billings of Jackson county, Rich- Chick Starter and Turkey:
information—
YOUR
OLD
TIRES
My age is 41 years. I was born in
Starter Feed at Special Price»
Sedalia, Missouri, received most of
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American Legion Dance, Satur­ : Business is better so we will be; I I 6th and M Street» • Grant» Pa»S
of the
my schooling in St. Louis, where,
day,
April 20th, The Kerby high ; open 6 days a week. Mr. Ver-|
during the World War I worked in
the Ordnance Department of the school orchestra will furnish the : non in charge when I am noti
i i (Equip with U. S. ROYUS NOW)
Government making ammunition music. This is an event you will ! I there.
Head Office, Portland, Oregon
for the army.
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSII INSURANCE CORPORATION
want to attend.
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At the age of 21 years I entered
the University of Southern Cali­
fornia College of Pharmacy—
graduated in 1925—accepted em­
ployment with the Owl Drug com­
pany and for several years served
as assistant store manager, then
manager, leaving their employ to
come to Oregon.
For two years I was a partner
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in the operation of a 280-acre
farm at Murphy, known as the Dia­
mond J Ranch, which is now a part
of the One Eleven Bar Ranch. My
partner accepted a better oppor­
tunity in California and I moved
my family to a smaller ranch in
Grants Pass.
I have a daughter in high school
and a son in junior high school. Am
now engaged in part-time farming
on my 12-acre farm, corner Red­
wood highway and Leonard road.
SPONSORED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AMERICAN LEGION
Am fltuff umployM pammiT'at the
Owl Drug store in Grants Pass.
Each year, for the past four years,
I have worked with the Josephine
County Agricultural Conservation
Association. This work consists of
checking farms in the county. Last
year I, with two assistants, meas­
ured and mapped every acre of
wheat that was signed up on this
program.
My experience with this pro­
gram has enabled me to become
personally acquainted with the
farmer and his tax problem and
my work in the drug store has
acquainted me with the city resi-
dent and his tax situation.
I favor a revaluation of all pro-
perty and business establishments
4 ROUNDS
and, if elected, shall endeavor to
obtain a copy of the aerial pictures
of the county that are being made
by the army engineers. These pic­
tures show' each field on every
farm accurately mapped to scale
and their use will elimate all guess
work as to how many acres we
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OREGON ( AVES CCC ( AMP
have in actual use.
I am a God-fearing Christian
•■nd a member in good standing of
the Free Methodist church. I am
free from any financial indebted­
ness. I do not use liquor or to­
bacco. neither will I participate in
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anything that would bring re­
proach upon this office. I do not
favor members of the same fam­
ily working in the same office.
My slogan: Reduce taxes by
honest administration.
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A
man
trained in modern business meth­
OREGON CAVES CCC CAMP
CAVE CITY
ods.
ERNEST C. KELSO.
(Paid Political Adv.)
Voters, Register
NOW
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DUCKWORTH
Grants Pass Branch
United States National Bank
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CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Equity
in 1934 Chevrolet sport coupe,
excellent condition, for a good,
late 1931 model A Ford. See
Hopkins at Rocky Dale camp.
49-ltp
FOR SALE OR TRADE—West­
inghouse electric range at a
real bargain. Dictator table-top
model, used less than 10 hrs.,
perfect condition, for cash or
good milch cow and cash. See
Hopkins at Rocky Dale camp.
49-ltp
FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red
and Barred Rock hatching eggs.
Also Red Island Red pullets.
Ricksicker strain. H. S. Watts,
Holland road.
49-ltp
WANTED—Live stock, machinery
furniture, or anything you want
to sell at the Community Auc­
tion Sale, Saturday at the Coun­
ty Fairgrounds. Sale starts at
10:30 a. m. Livestock sells at
1 p. m. Bring your goods any
time, we are ajways there. Phone
437-Y, P. O. box 224, McGuire
Sales Co., Grants Pass, Oregon.
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Claude Tucker ■“ Paul Tuggle
155
lbs.
SEMI-WINDUP
Pokey Nealy I6O ib..
Bud Hunt 165 lbs
VS.
SPECIAL EVENT
4 ROUNDS
Al Norvill 136 lbs.
Ariin Hucks
VS.
133 ib..
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CAVE CITY
Junior Bouts
3 ROUNDS
BUD McBRIETY, 116 lbs.
Kerby Hi
BOBBY STANFIELD, 130 lbs.
versus
Rocky Dale School
BUD SMITH, 130 its.
Kerby School
CLINT TREFETHEN, 130 tbs.
versus
Kerby Hi
BILL STANFIELD, 110 tbs.
Rocky Dale School
versus
WALTER GOLDSBY, 110 tbs.
Kerby School
3 OTHER BOUTS
ADMISSION
Adults, 40c
Students, 25c
Under 14, 10c
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