Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 18, 1940 Page Three -t_ BALLOT WILL BE CLUTERED Common Sense Inc., 1002 Guardi­ when the Horns lived at Hunting­ A handy tabulated list gives a The importance of grass to west­ tan Park. She left on Monday and ; quick reference table for canning ern America will be emphasized at will travel by train to Canada and > vegetables, fruit, meats, poultry, a Western Grassland conference Proposed by Initiative Petition porations and joint stock compan­ other points of interets before re- and fish. to be held at Salt Lake City July ies shall be liable for the indebted­ bill repealing present ’ turning south. “The preservation of surplus 15 to 17. In the 11 western states LIQUOR LAW; AUTHORIZ­ ness of said corporations to the | products at home for family use 35,465,000 head of livestock ING PRIVATE SALE, LICENS­ amount of their stock subscribed Mr. and Mrs. Blake Miller have ! or exchange makes possible a vari­ ED, TAXED: and unpaid and no more.” returned to their home in Kerby ety in diet and reduces the cost Purpose : Repealing the pres­ after spending several weeks at JORDAN’S ; of living for many families,” Miss LEGISLATORS’ C O N S T I T U- ent liquor law providing that only their ranch in Canyon Creek. Case points out. "By the use of1 TION C O N S T I T U TIONAL liquor control commission can im­ home grown garden vegetables AMENDMENT: port, purchase and sell alcoholic i Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pomeroy | during many months of the year, Probably no publication at Or- Purpose: Fixing legislature liquor containing over seventeen and Nora and Bob Pomeroy left egon State college is more in de- and an adequate supply of preserv­ members’ pay at $8 a day while in percent of alcohol, and that such CREAM Monday for Sausalito where they mand at this time of the year than ed foods for other seasons of the regular session and for not more liquor may not be consumed on the Freckly Froien will prepare to embark for a trip the bulletin on “Home Food Pres­ year, it is possible for the average than 50 days: while in extra ses­ premises only that containing less It’s Delicious to Honolulu. They expect to sail ervation,” which includes instruc­ family to be supplied adequately sion, $8 a day, no extra session alcohol being licensed; authorizes! from San Francisco on July 19. with vitamins and other essential tions on canning, drying, salting, HOT PLATE LUNCH to be longer than 20 days; mem­ private importation, manufacture, smoking, and storing various kinds food elements with a minimum Sandwichea That are Different bers also to receive 10 cents per purchase and sale of all alcoholic Recent guests at the Pomeroy outlay of cash.” mile travelled to and from meet­ liquors under license from the ranch were Mr. and' Mrs. Jack of food products. 632 S. 6th St. Grants Pass The new edition, Extension Bul­ For the second time thia publi­ ing place; presiding officers to re­ commission, recreated by this bill; Struthers of Los Angeles, Mr. and has been revised and letin No. 542, may be had from ceive one-half daily pay addition­ permits liquor being consumed Mrs. William Ruggles and daugh­ cation brought up to date, and now the any county extension office, or di­ al; such compensation being in­ both on and off premises where ter Betsy of Seattle, and Patsy I i “third edition” is off the press and rect from the college. stead of that now received which sold, depending on vendor’s li­ Kelly of Sausalito. : The Seal of Approval - ■ o ---------- ready for free distribution to Ore­ is: $3 a day but not over $120 for cense; the commission to issue nu­ ------------ o------------ gon citizens. Many authorities any session, no extra session be­ merous classes of wholesale and In the five Columbia basin wheat at the college have coperated in ing over 20 days, and $3 for ev­ retail liquor licenses; levying priv­ Skating Rink To counties in Oregon there are new the preparation of the bulletin, ery 20 miles travelled; presiding ilege or sales taxes on the various 139,702 acres of crested wheat Open Friday Night which has Lucy A. Case, extension officers receviving two-thirds daily classes of liquor business. (Peti­ grass, planted mostly on marginal specialist in nutrition, as the prin­ — pay additional. tion sponsored by Common Sense or steep wheat land. Last year in Wallace Brothers will have their cipal author. Inc., 1002 Guardian Building, these same counties 391,800 acres Referendum Ordered by I Petition open air roller skating rink all “In this bulletin we have tried method. Perennial grass and trashy Awarded by the American In Portland, and others.) of the People : ready to open Friday night, locat­ to give details and schedules which stitute of Laundering after : fallow are major factors in con ­ Passing Rigid Tests BILL TO REPEAL THE OREGON ed next to the Legion hall in Cave will bring successful results if BILL CHANGING THE PRIM- trolling wind and water erosion. MILK CONTROL LAW: Junction. They have been work- Pickup and delivery every Mon carefully followed," says Miss Case ARY NOMINATING ELEC- day and Thursday in Cave Purpose: To repeal the Oregon on it for the past 10 days and “Final success, however, will de­ : TIONS FROM MAY TO SEPT- Junction, Kerby and Milk Control law which provides though it will not be completed in pend upon painstaking care in fol­ BACK TO MY EMBER: Holland ORIGINAL LOCATION for supervision and control of the its entirety, the rink will be ready lowing each step. This is particul­ Purpose: Providing for chang- Clark’s Insurance Agency milk industry creates the milk for skaters Friday night. : (’.RANTS PASS arly true with respect to process­ ing the date of the primary nom­ Clarence E Eggers : control board and provides its pow­ The floor is 30x64 feet, made ing temperatures. It is important inating elections from the third STEAM LAUNDRY JEWELER ers and duties, among which are: entirely of new material cut in the that the temperatures prescribed Friday in May to the first Wednes­ “ Since 1900” De! Rogue Hotel Building 1 I to investigate, supervise and reg­ valley. They will be open every be high enough so that fods are day after the first Monday in Sept­ ..p •it E. ulate the milk industry, including evening during the rest of July. adequately processed in the re­ ember; adjusting the dates for per­ production, transportation, manu­ Skates are reasonable and no ad- quired time.” formance of various duties to con­ facture, storage, distribution and mission charge for spectators, The bulletin includes directions form therewith; providing for the sale of milk, fix minimum whole­ Plenty of spills and bumps and 5 for canning vegetables, fish, meat, nomination of national committee- sale and retail prices to be charg­ lots of fun watching. i Processes described include the men and committeewomen and the I ed therefor in the various locali­ --------------o hot water bath, pressure cooker, election of delegates at large to The MANCHEL FURNITURE greatlv annrcciate. the loy- ties, establish and limit geographi­ and open kettle methods. One sec­ the national political conventions >1 natronage from the neonle in the Illinois Valley and we ex­ CALIFORNIANS VISITING cal milk marketing areas, provide tend a cordial welcome to vou all to make our «tore your head­ tion deals with frying fruits and : by the state central committees of for disposition of surplus milk, li­ quarters while thonoing in Grants Pass. vegetables, another with curing, the respective political parties, the : Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Adams, Mr. cense all milk dealers and adopt and one with miscellaneous meth­ : • OUR SECOND ANNIVERSARY SALE lists hundreds of ! election of congressional district : rules, regulations and orders to and Mrs. J. W. Vance and Mr. and ods, such as storing vegetables. Î it ms not mentioned for lack of in.ee, which we hone you will : delegates to such conventions by carry out the provisions of the Mrs. J. D. Vance of Woodleaf, Cal­ come in and see. BUY YOUR FURNITURE NEEDS NOW and the respective district nomination SAVE! act; making violtions of said act ifornia, visited recently with Jack committees consisting of county misdemeanors. (Petition sponsor­ Finch and Ed Dailey at Kerby. ! REDWOODS HOTEL central committeemen, and the or­ ed by Thomas R. Mahoney, 2101 While here they visited the Oregon ganization of the county and state Grants Pass Going On A Trip? LUGGAGE Sale Priced Caves and then left for Tulelake, S. E. 29th Avenue, Portland.) central committee. Petition spon­ California, where they attended FORTNIGHTER—Reg. $19.85, Special $13.90 sored by Oregon State Grange, 11- AMENDMENT LEGALI Z I NG the big Masonic gathering held at 35 S. E. Salmon Street, Portland, CERTAIN GAMBLING AND Prison Rock near Tulelake. SOLICITS YOUR I OVERNIGHT CASE—Reg. $9.75, Special $6.85 Oregon State Federation of Lab­ GAMING DEVICES AND CER- PATRONAGE The men were all paat masters or, 506 Labor Temple, Portland ; TAIN LOTTERIES: 95c of Forbestown Lodge No. 50, A. SUIT CASE—Reg. $1.85, Special Purpose : Legalizes m a r b 1 e F. & A. M., and had the altar and and others. Only one case in stock each of the above. boards, pin-ball games, claw and three candle sticks which has been Excellent Coffee Shop I BILL TO FURTHER REGULATE A CHALLENGED VALUE digger games and other gambling in their lodge since 1854. The IN CONNECTION SALE AND USE OF ALCO­ and gaming devices, punchboards, visitors greatly enjoyed their visit $39.50 REASONABLE RATES BED DAVENO—In Tapestry HOLIC LIQUOR: similar devices, bank night, sim­ in the valley. Purpose: Permitting licensees ilar lotteries and Bingo games; BED DAVENO—In Velour $49.50 u to sell consumers, at one time, 5 other games wherein skill may pre­ FREE—A Daveno Mattress with each Daveno to 55 gallons of wine having not dominate; all to be exclusively li­ over 14 percent alcohol by weight; censed by the state. Cities to li­ COMFORTABLE SUMMER FURNITURE licensed class A hotels may have cense other legalized games. Pari­ Bocauae of unprecedented drought and Incendiary activities, entertainment and dancing; for­ mutuel wagering and animal rac­ LAWN SWING— Anniversary Special $19.95 Oregon facea the moat serlona forest fire menace of many yearn. Thoughtful citizen, are rebelling against the carelessness, the ap­ bidding anyone not holding hotel, ing legalized; fees therefrom de­ athy and criminal activity that permit! thia destruction of beauty FREE—A $3.49 Metal Chair with each Swing nna eal’h nn