Illinois Valley News, Thursday. October 10. 1910
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State High School Driver Education. Cc urses
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It is for the purpose of offer-
i-g this instruction to persons who
have driven for some time that
the short course has been planned.
These courses will be conducted in
conjunction with the standard
seven-week courses held in va­
rious sections of the state. Groups
interested in participating in
such a course may request the
state department to schedule a
class in their locality when the
state driving school is being held
there, it was said.
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Big Klamath Potatoes
Brought To Valley
The above picture Just released by State authorities is a typ.cai iiiu«,i....o."1 ,ne m.. ,u_.
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driving is now being taught In the High Schools. This preparation, emphasizing correct driver att iac . c
and habits, sponsored by leading educators and State authorities, is both thorough and comurchons ve
«ubjnct “preferred” by many prospective student drivers.
Detective Story Film
Wednesday and Thursday
“Phantom Raiders,” with Walter
Pidgeon and Florence Rice in the
leading roles, will be shown at the
Cave City theater Wed., Thurs.,
Oct. 16 and 17.
The plot deals with adventures
in the Panama Canal Zone while
trying to find out who is sinking
ships with alarming accuracy and
NOTICE TO CO-OWNER OF
MINE TO CONTRIBUTE
frequency. Pidgeon plays the part
of the sleuth, and Miss Rice is Cora
Barnes, attractive secretary of
Ramsell, the representative of a
large London insurance firm em­
ploying Pidgeon.
In the course of his investiga­
tions, the sleuth runs into murder,
an ex-Chicago ganster, and sever­
al other unsavory happenings. He
soon narrows the suspects down.
Pidgeon plays Carter with great
feeling for the humorous as well as
the grim episodes. Florence Rice
is attractive and carries the dra­
matic scenes like a veteran. Joseph
Schildkraut, as the gangster, is
properly sauve and sinister, and
Donald Meek easily carries off the
comedy honors as the bee keeper,
Bartholomew.
New Type of Safe
Driving School
A new type of safe driving
school, in which the work covered
in seven weeks in the standard
driving school is condensed into
one two-hour session, was inaugu­
rated in Salem recently when the
Salem Hollywood Lions club par­
ticipated in the first class.
The new course is designed to
meet the needs of adult groups,
members of which wish to improve
their driving technique under the
guidance of an experienced in­
structor, according to Earl Snell,
secretary of state and sponsor of
the schools. Instruction in all
phases of driving is given during
the
two-hour session.
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“Many persons who have been
Don’t forget the Hallowe'en driving for many years, but who
Costume Dance Thursday, October learned in the haphazard fashion
31st in the American Legion hall, common in the earlier days of mo­
toring, recognize the value of com­
Cave Junction.
petent instruction in the funda­
mentals of good driving,’’ Snell
declared. “They realize, as a re­
sult of their own experience, that
there is a distinct advantage in
learning to drive properly, just as
there is an advantage in learning
to play golf properly. Therefore,
many such people would like in­
struction in certain phases of op­
erating a motor vehicle.”
Grants Pass, Oregon, Septem­
ber 19, 1940.
TO MRS. LOU WILLIAMS, 2052
Southeast Hawthorne, Portland,
Oregon, Santa Barbara Apart­
ment; and TO JIM MASCAL:
You are hereby notified that 1
have expended Two Hundred
($200.00) Dollars in labor and
improvements upon the Northeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
of Section 14, Township 39 South,
Range 8 West of the Willamette
Meridian, compromising two (2)
unpatented placer mining claims,
as will appear by Certificate filed
on the 10 day of June, 1940, in
the office of the County Clerk of
Josephine County, Oregon, at Page
575, Volume 39, Mining Records
of Josephine County, Oregon, in
order to hold said premises under
the provisions of the revised sta­
tutes of the United States of
America, being the amount re­
quired to hold the same for the
year ending the 30th day of June,
1940.
That the work was performed
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ONE STEP WON’T
by Will C. Smith and Jack Brady
and consisted of forty (40) man
ANOTHER BIG
GET YOU THERE
days building road to the property,
performed between May 1 and
And One AD Won’t Bring
May 31. 1940, and the amount due
Succesi-You Must Keep On
and owing to the undersigned by
Advertising
you as co-owners is One Hundred
($1000.00) Dollars; and
COMING
You are hereby required to con­
tribute said sum of One Hundred
GLASSIFIED AIK
October 30-31
($100.00) Dollars within ninety
(90) days from and after the ser­ LOANS—No money down. See us
November 1-2
vice of this notice upon you, or if
if you desire to build and pay
you fail so to contribute within
in small monthly sums. Use your I Great savings offered !
said time, your interest in the said
Credit. We sell lumber and ¡tha people of the valley!
mining property will become the
property of the said Will C. Smith
building material of all kinds, |'n these original Rexalli
who performed or caused to be
windows, doors, etc., Copeland
performed such assessmant work.
Lumber, Grants Pass.
6-tf !1c Sales.
Dated this 25 day of September,
1940.
| CAVE CITY DRUG
WIT T. C. SMITH. MACK’S SEED & FEED STORE
Your Rexall Store
now under new management.
Statement
of
the
Owner.hip.
Carries a complete line of feeds
Cave Junction
Management. Etc., Required bv
and seeds of all kinds. Make
the Act» of Co-are»« of A>--u»t
our store youi headquarters
24, 1912, and March 3, 1933.
rwzi
when in Grants Pass. Keith
Of the Illinois Valley News nub-
Kennedy, 514 S. 6th street.
’:shed weeklv nt Cave Junction.
Oregon for October, 1940.
Old newspapers for sale at The
New office. 10 cents per bun­
State of Oregon
dle.
County of Josephine
FOR SALE — Mining location
Your Set may be Worth
Before me, a notary Public in
Inquire at News office. 14-tf
and for the State and county
blanks, both quart« and placer
aforesaid. Personally appealed M
and trespass notices at the
C. Athey, who. having been duly
WHEN YOU
Illinois Valiev News office
B'JY NLÄ
sworn according to law, deaoaes
TRES
and says that he is the editor of
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the Illinois Valley News and ths' DO YOU KNOW THE VALUE of
the following is, to the best of
ads. They get results, and cost
his knowledge and belief, a true
so little.
statement of ownership, manage­
ment etc., of the aforesaid publi­
cation for the date shown in the
above caption, required by the Act
of August 24. 1912. as amended
by the Act of March 3. 1933. em-
bonied in section 537. Postal Laws
If tkij'ri good
and regulations, printed on the re­
verse of this form, to wit:
enough
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DE LUXE
1. That the names and ad­
on
thej're
worth
dresses of the publisher, editor,
BRAKE ACTION
managing editor and business
rul money to u.
TREAD
managers are: Publisher Illinois
SovecS (*«•
Valiev News Publishing Co.. Cave
Junction. Oregon. Editor M. C*.
Soi«#y
Athey. Cave Junction. Oregon.
Managing Editor None. Business
Manager L. E. Athey. Cave Junc­
tion, Oregon.
2 That the owner is- Illinois
Valiev News Publishing Co.. Cave
Junction. Oregon. L. E. Athev.
Cave Junction. Oregon. M. < .
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smooth runs *«i oahgirous
Athey Cave Junction. Oregon.
III US SArtD-CHlCM VOUS TWÍS 7OO«Y «
3. That the known bondhold­
ers. mortgages, and other security
holders owning or holding 1 ne-
You can’t afford to be
-ent or more of total ■’mount o'
Without Insurance
•»nnds. morid’rp’. or other «ectir-
ities are: None
Don’t Wait Until it IS
THE TIRE MAN
M. C. ATHFN
«Sworn tn end W’b«-r!hed before
TOO LATE!
Liberal Allowance
me th'« 9th dav of October. 1940.
SEE M C. ATHEY
on
Your Old TIRES
(SEAT'
at The News Office
AMV E. WTt««SFV
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Grants Paas
(Mr commission expire«. March
3, 1943.
Page Five
Gov. Sprague Calls
All County Clerks
To Salem Meeting
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son that the valley was not men­
tioned in the above report, but the
men are anxious to find a suit­
able location for a dam that would
be economically sure of a suc­
cessful operation.
D. M. Forrester, engineer in
charge was invited here by Joseph­
ine and Jacksoi) counties, each
county putting up $2,500 for this
work. Mr. Forrester's headquar­
ters are in Grants Paoss and his of­
fice and men have already spent
$35,000 in this county towards
this work.
SALEM, Oct 2—Today Gover­
nor Charles A. Sprague asked
county clerks to meet here next
Monday to receive final instruc­
tions in connection with the regis­
tration October 16 of men be­
tween the ages of 21 and 36 under
the selective service law.
County clerks will arrange for
conduct of the registration by
regular election officials on a vol­ 0'
I
untary basis.
The session will be attended by
clerks from every county except
Multnomah, which will be repre­
sented by the county commis­
sioners.
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The Seal of Approval
Mrs. Ed Wright returned home
last week from the Klamath Falls
, country where she had been visit­
ing her son, Victor C. Brown, and
she brought some potatoes with her
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that were a sight for sore eyes.
She said her son had 30 acres of RECLAMATION POSSIRll ITIFS
potatoes and was nearly ready for
Awarded by the American In
the harvest. A sample she brought
stitifte of Laundering after
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home with her made one wonder if
Passing Rigid Tests
(Continued from Pane one)
they were really potatoes, they
Pickup and delivery every Mon
were so large.
day and Thursday in Cave
sights for irrigation. Places that : :
:
Junction, Kerby and
have been looked over are Sucker
Holland
California Visitor
creek, Althouse creek, Fry Gulch, :
:
Rough and Ready and Draper i
GRANTS PASS
Thrilled With Caves
:
creek.
STEAM LAUNDRY
This party of field men will be
Mr. C. E. Riley of Los Angeles,
•Since I960''
Calif., was a recent house guest of in the valley three or four more
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A. C. Hahn, of the Classic Hill weeks before their investigations
are
finished.
This
may
be
the
rea
Mines. On his departure, Mr. Ri­
ley was conducted by his host on
a tour of northern California and
SERVICE—
southern Oregon which included
ANOTHER BIG
NOT
SOMETHING
FOR
Crater Lake, Diamond Lake, The
NOTHING — BUT DOING
House of Mystery, Crescent City
WHAT YOU WANT DONE
and the climax. Cave Junction and
PROMPTLY, I N T E L L I -
the Oregon Caves.
GENTLY AND ECONOM
at
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ICALLY ....
Mr. Riley, although a profes­
sional photographer, insists that
YE RUSTIC INN [
the memory and the thrill of the
AAA Towing
caves, and the privilege accorded
him of a personal guide through
one of the little used exits, sur­
Nash Sales and Service
passed even the grandeur of Cra­
and all the trimmings!
ter Lake.
Phone 113
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FAMILY STYLE
Don’t forget the Hallowe'en
Costume Dance Thursday, October
DEL ROGUE GARAGE
31st in the American Legion hall,
507 S. 6th Street, Grants Pass
Cave Junction.
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