Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November 7, 1940
Page Four
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and ito surrounding districto.
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois
Next Sunday, November 10th,
Valley Publishing Company,
i there will be no evening service at
Entered as second-class matter June 11, 193«, at the Post Office at the Bridgeview Community church,
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 8. 1879
so that the members may attend
Editor the preaching service conducted
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' by Rev. Eldon Johnson at the
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
; Cave Junction Community church.
In Joaephine County
Other services as usual to which
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you are cordjally invited. Leonard
Six Months ...
Beard, Elder.
Three Months
Outside of Josephine County
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Bible Study To Meet
Again Next Sunday
Henshaw-Anderson Rites
Solomnized Last Saturday
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Solemnized Last Saturday
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THERE’S MONEY
OLD TIRES ding
Your Set may be Worth
each
BRING IN
YOUR OLD
TIRES TODAY
U. S. ROYAL
The Bible Study eb'.b of Kerby
DELUXE
reports a very successful meeting
0 R E Glo(tr ~)N E/W SO? E R
BRAKE ACTION
last Sunday afternoon. The at­
tendance
was
greater
than
antici
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$ 4-S-Sv0J,l A T I ON
pated, with Kerby, Cave Junction,
Holland, Selma and Grants Pass
being represented. The most in­
teresting feature of the meeting
was an address by Rev. Father
fREDWOOD EMPIRE NEWSPAPER PUB USHERS UniT) Feinler of St. Anne Parish, Grants
Pass.
Father Feinler has promised to
SMOOTH TIRES ARE OaSC.KOllS
be present at the next meeting and
expressed the hope that those in at­ ♦ UT US SAEETT-CHECK TOUR 11RES TODAY «
THE PASSING PARADE
tendance will feel free to submit
any questions concerning the Bible
The parade has passed by and all that is left is the or teaching of the church, which
they wish explained.
remembrance of what it might have been IF—
THE TIRE MAN
The members enthusiastically
The national election was a good parade. Our na­ voted
Liberal Allowance
to meet again next Sunday,
tional parade, where all citizens are equal, and one November 10th, at 3 p. m., at the
on Your Old TIRES
has the same right as another, when they cast their Community church and invite all 6th & “M” Sts.
Grants Pass
ballot for those whom they wish to guide us through who are interested in Bible study.
P ublisher
Duckworth
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Naturopathic Physician
Office.
Sherman’s Camp
Cave Junction
Last Saturday evening the wed­ :
of Lota Henshaw of Grants I
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Pass and Don Anderson of An­ {■J
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chorage, Alaska, was solemnized 3"'
with Judge R. S. Anderson per- I
Dr. Fred W. Gould
[ forming the ceremony. They were ,
Dental Surgeon
attended by Mr. and Mrs. William
Tuffs Building
Phone 4
I Rackley.
Giants Pass
Mrs. Anderson several years ago I
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[ Junction and is still owner of I
Lota’s Beauty Shop i n Grants Drs. Cantrall & Dixon I
Pass.
VETERINARIANS
Cor. 7th & M Office phone 116:
Res. phone 245 or 577-Y j
Grants Pass
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NOTHING — BUT DOING
WHAT YOU WANT DONE
PROMPTLY. INTELLI­
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L. B. Hall
FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 388
AAA Towing
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Nash Sales and Service
Phone 113
DEL ROGUE GARAGE
507 S. 6th Street, Grants Pass
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WATCH REPAIR
SPECIALIST
Price« Always Reasonable
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Clarence E. Eggers
JEWELER
Del Rogue Hotel Building
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HULL & HULL
FUNERAL HOME
NOTICE TO CO-OWNER OF
MINE TO CONTRIBUTE
Grants Pass, Oregon, Septem-1
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 I
have expended Two Hundred
($200.00) Dollars in labor and
improvements upon the Northeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter I
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 I
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
vear ending the 30th day of June, ■
1940.
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That the work was performed
by Will C. Smith and Jack Brady
and consisted of forty (40) man
days building road to the property,
performed between May 1 and
May 31, 1940, and the amount due
and owing to the undersigned by
you as co-owners is One Hundred
($1000.00) Dollars; and
You are hereby reouired to con­
tribute said sum of One Hundred
($100.00) Dollars within ninety
(90) days from and after the ser­
vice of this notice upon you, or if
you fail so to contribute within
said time, your interest in the said
mining property will become the
property of the said Will C. Smith
who performed or caused to be
performed such assesspiant work.
Dated this 25 day of September, (
1940.
WILL C. SMITH.
Ambulance service day or nite
502 N 4th St.
Phone 334
th'* coming years.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
CLASSIFIED ADS
Before the parade passed hy, there was much loud
Wardrobe Cleaners
talking, as there always is in a presidential election Next Sunday,, November 10 at BUY MUSIC NOW —for Armis­
The oldest and best since 1911
year. Some of the loud talking was good and some 8 p. m. at the Cave Junctiort Com- tice Day—God Bless America,
Free Pick up by Grants Pas*
He
’
s
My
Uncle,
I
am
an
Ameri
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was bad. Some said the nation would go to the bow­ munity church special music and can, My Buddy and others. Rec­
Laundry
message with illustrated lecture on
wows if their candidate was not elected. This re­ Bolivia will be given.by Eldon and ords and needles. Wright’s Music
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minds us of a story we heard recently and it is quite Opal Johnson, Missionaries to Bo­ Store, Grants Pass.
Josephine County
livia,
under
auspices
of
the
Bo
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appropo for the occasion.
FOR SALE — Large size sheet
livian
Indian
Mission.
Hear
about
MILLS
An old miner had been up in the mountains for 20 the people of Bolivia, their cus­ stove at a bargain at the News
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Cash prices for Feeds and
•years. He voted for the presidential election then toms, their religion and the Gospel office.
Seeds of all kinds
hibernated into the mountains and just recently came work carried on among them. FOR SALE—80-acre ranch, near
Phone 123
Grants Pass
out to vote again for a presidential election. He made Everybody welcome.
Cave Junction, or will exchange
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for small place near Cave Junc­
the remark when registering, that he helped elect “So-
GRANTS PASS
tion, clear for clear. Apply at
WPA
PROJECT
and-So” 20 years ago. He was informed that “So-
News office, Cave Junction.
HOTEL
and-So” was not elected. The old miner was disgust­
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MINERS HEADQUARTERS
ed and remarked, He wasn’t? Why those gol-darned
615 “G” Street
would volunteer one days work, GOOD USED Trumpet, Clarinet,
Grants Pass, Oregon
folks told me that the Country would go ‘to the dogs’ this
guitar, tenor banjo, mandolin,
will be sufficient interest to
if he wasn’t elected, and I voted for him.”
trombone, piano, accordion and
show the department that we want
All the bitterness of the election has already- the job finished and they will do violin concertina at the Wright
F H A LOANS
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passed, and the losers have congratulated the winners it, but unless we show them that Music Store. f
BUILD NOW — PAY BY
want it done with this amount ACREAGE — Fronting Redwood
THE MONTH
like good sportsmen and everything is “hunky-dory” we
of work, it is not likely that it will
highway. Must sell because of
Valley Lumber Co.
and we start no wto pick up the threads from where be completed.
ill heaV-h
Price reasonable,
West
F St.
Phone 47
The
State
Highway
commission
we left off and begin to put our house in order for the
call or write to Harris’ Super
will furnish enough concrete pipe
Creamed Shop, Grants Pass.
future.
for the main street and this work
Notary Publics
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It’s not a bright future, right now. What with can be finished in jig time if we
AMY HUSSEY
half the world throwing lead at each other and most show that we want it done.
FOR SALE — 8 fine Hampshire
M. C. ATHEY
25 men donate a days work
April hatched pullets, $1 each
of that half glaring at us with snarling glances of en­ on Will
LUCILE FLOYD
this project? If you will come
M. B. Cross, 1 mile south of
vy and hate, and many times forgetting their good to the News office and let us know Bridgeview.
Holland
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manners hy telling us that we are skating on mighty and we can take it up with the
engineers they will come out FRIENDSHIP CLUB — Let me
thin ice. It is not at all a bright picture.
help you meet your Friends.
and show us what to do.
News
REDWOODS HOTEL
Uncle Sam has a lot of patience and can take con­ will supply two men. The
Housekeepers, Companions, and
Come on
Grants Pass
siderable abuse with a pleasant smie. But Uncle is boys, let us have this labor fin- Real Pals. Write for Member­ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR’S
SALE
quite human and when his pet corn gets stepped on ish this project before the west ship blank. W. S. Prather, 1429
S. E. Grand, Portland, Ore.
side highway gets started. Don’t
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
SOLICITS YOUR
enough, he’s going the let loose a sock in the jaw that lose any time. Do it now.
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
PATRONAGE
ANYONE
needing
help
write
P.
O.
will completely floor the intruder and that’s all there
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THE COUNTY OF JOSEPHINE
Box 166, Caw Junction. 271tf
will be to that.
“Triple Justice” Western
In the Matter of the Estate of
The Passing Parade took our minds off our pet
—Wire-haired terrier, an­ MILDRED A. KEEGAN, some­ Excellent Coffee Shop)
Drama, Wed. and Thurs. LOST
times kmwn as MILDRED A.
swers to name of Midge. Notify
corns for the time be’ng. But the parade is over, and
IN CONNECTION
JOY, Deceased.
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F. F. Hibbard. Reward. 271tj>
REASONABLE RATES
the streets of thought have all been cleared up and George O’Brien, for fifteen
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN < >■>
nothing remains but harmony with a sincere desire years a star in outdoor films, keeps LOANS—No money down. See us That
J. A. Hance, Administrator of
hold on the theater-going pub­
if you desire to build and pay the ubove entitled Estate on or 0'” .......................... -......... —a
to be of service to those who have been chosen to lead his
lic because he never lets down in
in small monthly sums. Use your after the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., i
us through the future.
the quality of his performance, or
The Seal of Approval i
Credit. We sell lumber and Saturday, November 30th, 1940,
at the law office of Orval J. Mil­
tries
to
coast
along
on
past
suc
­
building
material
of
all
kinds,
So with anticipation we look forward to the fut­ cesses.
lard, County Courthouse, Grants
doors, etc., Copeland Pass, Oregon, will sell at private
ure. We believe it’s going to be a great future for As a small boy in San Francisco, windows,
Lumber, Grants Pass.
6-tf sale for cash, all the right, title,
America, even if it isn't so bright now, for the Passing his home town, George was noted
estate, lien and interest of the
— One 2 to 6 H. .P. above named decedent >n and to
Parade left no callouses, and the corns are being pared for his enthusiasm about new WANTED
stenm boiler, upright, and two the following described real prop­
games, toys and playmates. He
r ‘¡uly for action.
steam clothes process, State erty, to-wit:
enjoyed new trips or experiences
All of that part of the East
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conditions
and price. Lt. I.. A.
with his father who for years was
one-half (E 'a) of the South­ Awarded by the American In-
Livingston, Co. 5483, ccc
east quarter (&EQ) of Section : stitilte of Laundering after
of Police of the Bay City.
It has come to our not’ce that sever..1 chicken hous­ Chief
Twenty-one (21) in Township :
Camp, Kerby, Ore.
As a young man in the United
Passing Rigid Tests
Thirty-nine (39), South, Range i
es have been raided lately. A shot gun loaded with States Navy during the World war,
eight (8) West of the Willam­ Pickup and delivery every Mon
HEAR the popular, sacred and se­
little stingerees is a powerful good tonic.
his yearning for physical exertion
day and Thursday in Cave
cular music at 105 N. 6th St. , ette Meridian lying and being
made him heavy-weight champion
of the Pacific fleet. On his home
ranch in the Malibu Mountains
forty miles from Hollywood he
works like a hired hand between
pictures. cutting hay. training
horses, stringing fence and riding
many miles daily.
''King of the Royal Mounted I»
The dying Major King heroically
saves his son from death in Epi­
sode Four of Republic's latest se
rial, “King of the Royal Mounted >»
which will be shown at the Cave
City Theater on Wednesday and
Thursday.
In Chapter Four, titled, "Dev-
il Doctor.” King discovers that a
sanitarium operating in the envi
rons of the Compound X mine is
actually a base for gaining posses-
sion of the valuable mineral. Fight­
ing this plot, tooth and nail, he
comes dangerously close to extinc-
tion at the close of the episode
when he is knocked cold and left
in a careening launch, apparently
about to crash into a dam
on the North and East side of
the Oregon Caves Highway
(State Road No. 46), containing
2.03 acres, more or less, accord
ing to the Government survey
thereof; more fully describe’d as
follows:
Commencing at the quarter
corner between Section 21 and
9 0
in said Township and Range ;
¡FRENCH LAUNDRY
thence South 260 feet to the
North right-of-way line of said
I
State Highway No. 46; thence
& DRY CLEANERS
in
Northwesterly direction
along said right-of-way line
Agencies
728.1 feet; thence East follow-
Haynes Clothing Shop
ing the East and West center
Wittrock't Store, Kerby
line through said Section 21, to
Lew Hammer, Selma
the place of beginning a dis­
tance of 681 feet, all corners of
Call : Wed. and Sat.
which have been located and
stakes are now in place.
;
This sale will be made subject :
to the approval of the County
Court of Oregon for Josephine
County.
Dated this 24th day of October,
1940.
PROCESS
J. A. HANCE.
I
Administrator of the :
Estate of MILDRED A.
KEEGAN.
sometimes
I
known as MILDRED A.
JOY. Deceased.
25-29
Decca, Bluebird and Okey Rec-1
ords, 3 for $1.00. High class
Victor and Columbia records
are greatly reduced in price.
We order anything in music for
you. Wright’s Music Store.
. — H———
Junction, Kerby and
Holland
GRANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
“Since 1900”
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