Illinois Valley News, Thursday, March 6, 1911
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Illinois Valley News
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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, '937, at the Post Office al
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3. 1879
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Sunday School 10 to 11 a. m.
Worship service 11 a. m. to 12
Evening Service at 7:30 p. m.
Young Peoples Service 7 to 8 p.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
8 o’clock p. m.
We are glad to have the CCC
boys back with us again. Charles
Willis one of the boys will lead
the Young Peoples service, a gos­
pel message will follow.
We expect to start special serv­
ices about March 19th and these
will be conducted by Rev. E. E.
Taylor. You are cordially invited
to attend.
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How long will it take the United States to wake
day and Thursday in Cave
Junction, Kerby and
up and demand that something be done about helping
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others in order to help ourselves? What is going on great promise of much more efficiency, and efficiency
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is merely a repetition of 1914-17. We still have those makes for economy.
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“peace at any price” followers, telling us that the
The News had hoped that the Court would estab­
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president wants to be a dictator and he is shoving us lish the purchasing agent system, for this plan is used
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right into the war.
by all well managed institutions. Commissioner Mc- Memorandum for All
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As far as the war is concerned, WE ARE IN IT, Elligott is well posted with the hospital and county Cattle Permittees
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and we have been in it for a long time. We have property. Commissioner Fredrickson is well quali­
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staked all to help England, but the “pussyfooters” are fied to handle the road department and knows values There will be a general meeting I Office hours: 9 a. m. to 12 ‘
of the cattle permittees running
p. m. to 3:30 p. m.
doing their best to stall the help.
and will make a good purchasing agent. .Judge John­ cattle on the Page Creek district : 1:30 Sherman'«
Camp
When we say “pussyfooters,” we allude to such son takes up the loose ends and is a past master handl­ Saturday night, March 8, at 8:00 s
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men as Senator Holman, who has just released the ing the public in regard to public relations.
p. m. in the Redwood Ranger Sta­ 13
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news that he cannot support the Lend-Lease bill. He
Well done, gentlemen. Now we know whom to tion office.
Dr. Fred W. Gould I I
can’t serve two masters, he said. But at the end of commend for services well performed and where to Those operating on community
Dental Surgeon
ranges
and
new
applications
will
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his article he forgot he was a Republican and said he put our finger on actions we disagree with. If you be particularly interested. Super­ :
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voted for Roosevelt in 1932. He can’t serve two mas­ have the necessary intestinal fortitude to stand by visor E. P. Cliff of the Siskiyou
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ters, but he is a Republican and votes for a Democrat. your guns, you will have accomplished much good for National Forest plans to attend.
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Bring your range problems for
Perhaps now the Republicans of the county can par­ the county.
discussion.
tially understand why we worked for Willis Mahoney
iDrs. Cantrall & Dixon*
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in preference to Holman.
VETERINARIANS
distance,
but
will
never
back-track
Ivan Haberman, son of Mr. and : Cor. 7th & M Office phone 116:
(’ongress chided the president because he did not OFF IN A CORNER
a
warm
track.
Moreover,
the
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Mrs. Henry Haberman, of Selma : Res. phone 245 or 577-Y j
take them into his confidence when he gave 50 de­ WITH PHIL SNORT
nine family are the only animals
has been accepted for enlistment
Grants Pass
on earth that catches its prey by in the US Navy. He will leave
stroyers to England in exchange for air bases on En­ Dear Ed:
it down. None of the fel­
glish territory. If what they are doing now is a sam­ I shall try to finish the wildcat running
tonight for Portland for final ex­
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family
do. They stalk their
story
in
this
letter.
I
don
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wish
amination
and if accepted will be
ple of what would have happened if he had asked
to have it understood that I am victims using only their ears, eyes sent to San Diego for eight weeks
them about it, England would still he waiting for the claiming that they do not and will and nose.
recruit training. A navy recruit­
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I could go on with the subject ing officer is now visiting Grants
destroyers.
not kill fawn» and birds, for I
Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager
The mad man of Europe is gradually taking all the believe they will if they can get of wildcats ad infinitum but what Pass on Monday and Tuesday o7
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is the use. I believe that I have each week with offices in the Phone 388
Cor. 5th A C Sta.
small nations under his sweeping wing and if he is them. From their stomachs and shown
that the wildcat is one of Post Office building. Young men
from their excretions that I have
not stopped he will eventually he the dictator of all examined I know that they get the best friends to the agrarian, who apply at this office are re-
Europe. If we let him finish thP job over there, he birds once in a while. The evi­ especially the farmer or gardener ceiving full examinations without All Type of Clock* Repaired :
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will soon be telling us what we can and can’t do, and dence is conclusive that they do; who are pestered by rodents; I the necessary trip to Medford.
able Prices
that I have shown that
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if we don’t like it we can fight all alone with half of but the evidence is just as strong a believe
Clarence E. Eggers
dozen wildcats foot-free in our
their principle food is of the
Send The News to your friends
the world against us. How would the “pussyfooters” that
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woods
and
fields
are
worth
more
rodentia wildlife: diggers, gophers,
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like that? That is exactly what can and probably squirrels, chipmunks, woodrats and than all the house-cats in the Illi­
will happen if the United States does not help Eng­ mice. V have examined a large nois valley: I believe that I have
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that these cats should be
land stop him. If England doesn't, we certainly will number of wildcat stomachs that shown
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contained mice and chipmunks in protected by law and all rewards
HULL & HULL’
have to.
almost unmasticated state; diggers for his pelt eliminated. If one
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The states where the "pussyfooters” come from and rats torn in chunks ami swal- gets too bold, hangs around chick­
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en houses or barnyards, then li-1 Cameras and Supplies
must all feel the chagrin that most of the people in lowed.
Ambulance service day or nile
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Phone 334
Oregon feel about our junior senator in his latest or­ I have read, heard and once quidate him: but only a very few
believed that wildcat would back* ever bother domesticated animals
atorical outburst.
track an old doe to where her or fowls. Why should they? Are
Notary Publics
However, we offset the bad taste in our mouths fawns were hidden, kill and de­ not the woods overrun with their
AMY HUSSEY
natural
diet?
Devil
take
the
nro-
vour
them.
This
is
all
rot.
There
Wardrobe Cleaners
with the junior senator with one of the most wonder­
is not an animal on earth *that fessional hunter and trapper! If we
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ful statesmen in Congress, Senator Charles L. Mc­ will hack-track their quarry. A had more rodent eating animals
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Nary, whom the entire nation is proud of. Senator trained dog or hound will back­ there would be no need of putting
Holland
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McNary also released a statement saying he was in track a cold track only for a short out malignant poisons.
favor of the Ixnd-Lease bill with the present amend­
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ments, stating that he does not believe President
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Roosevelt will misuse the power given him.
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Patience has a wonderful reward, hut how long
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will the people of the nation have patience with the
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pacifist "pussyfooters?" How long, Oh Ixird, how
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long?
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