Illinois Valley News. Thursday. March 6. 1911
SUBSCRIBER SENDS
SOME GOOD IDEAS
which you handled the subject.
You certainly struck straight
from the shoulder and landed the
whole thing squarely on the head,
and I am certain that the people
of the entire county, with few ex­
ceptions, will agree with your
stand. Personally, I feel that it is
no part of wisdom to even attempt
the raise of salaries at this par­
ticular time, whether it be those
in public jobs, or the ones direct­
ing the various phases of the coun­
ties road program.
We have too many good, willing
to work people in the county who
would be glad of a job at a fair
wage. We can easily point out
numerous homes in our midst
where the entire family would re­
joice if they could but be priv­
ileged to enjoy some of the good
things, thus the old folks: “W’hat
about making life more pleasant
for them?”
Hoping to read more of your
good editorials, just keep at it, vou
will have no regrets.
W. HENRY MILLER.
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but «a the eve of the wedding the I
rancher breaks both legs in an.
accident and the marriage has to I
be postponed, while the girls stays,
on to nurse him. She, lonely and
dissatisfied, finds herself attract­
ed to the moody foreman and,
scarcely knowing what she is do­
ing, yields herself to him.
As soon as the rancher is well
enough to walk he demands an im­
mediate wedding — but the girl,
compromised, plans to run away
secretly. What happens as the
three find their lives disrupted
through this one mis-step makes
up the emotional conclusion of
this truly great film.
The two stars turn in superla­
tive performances in their repect-
ive roles — roles that are excep­
tionally sympathetic and ideally
Dear Ed:
A few lines for the News.
As the spring works starts up
with old dobbin as power it is a
good idea to keep him in good con­
dition by feeding a handful of
good grade of wheat bran at night
in the grain box in his manger or
add bran to the grain. It is a
good investment also to feed a
good stock tonic according to the
directions on the container. Also
in changing feeds remember to
change gradually so as not to up­
set his or her digestive system, as
this one thing alone has caused
more loss in horses by way of colic
in one form or another. There
are several good colic remedies
but the most reliable is a pint of
¡100', DOWN FILLED
raw (not boiled, boiled oil if used
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Taffeta Covered
is fatal to livestock) linseed oil as
a drench and do not wait too long
to administer the dose when dobbin
is not feeling good. This quantity
Î Regular $10.95, Special
of oil will not hurt the animal
even though it is not colicy, but FINE SHOW HERE
just a little sluggish. The best WED. AND THURS.
preventative is to have the teeth
looked over by a person whom
A number of local residents who
Choice of colors
knows what goes on in the chew­ formerly lived in Napa Valley and I
¡Green,
Gold. Blue, Pink
ing apparatus, namely by a re­ vicinity and many others who have
liable veterinarian. Also be care­ visited there on occasion, will I
ful not to feed very dusty or thrill to familiar scenes in “They
mouldy hay.
Knew What They Wanted” which
I would like to call attention to | comes to the Cave City theater
“Furniture You’ll Admire at
Prices You’ll Appreciate”
cattlement that all brands should Wednesday and Thursday March
be re-recorded after Jan. 1, 1940 12 and 13th. This romantic drama I 112-114 N. 6th, Grants Pass
and that anyone using or con­ of the California grape lands star-1
templating using a brand in the ring Carol Lombard and Charles
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near future should apply to the Laughton was filmed on the act­
state veterinarian, Salem, Oregon, ual locale of the story.
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as soon as possible so that it may
The story told in forthright
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be listed in the new state brand fashion, marches with its vividly
book now going to press.
All human characters from heart­
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stockmen should urge their neigh­ warming beginning to bitingly dra­
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bors to comply with the state brand matic end. And it advances the
law.
In applying it may speed art of screen story-telling a sig­
HOTEL REDWOOD
Grants Pass, Oregon
up the proceedure by selecting nificantly long way in doing so.
five different brands and specify
HOTEL JACKSON
The plot itself is simple enough.
where to be placed on the animal
Medford, Oregon
Laughton, a happy-go-lucky Latin
namely right or left hip, right or
HOTEL OREGON
rancher of Napa Valley who has
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left shoulder, or right or left ribs,
Eugene, Oregon
grown rich on his grapes, goes to
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also to mention ear marks or other
San Francisco for a vacation and
HOTEL SENATOR
marks used and where placed.
Salem, Oregon
falls in love with a blonde waitress
In feeding salt to the livestock
(Miss Lombard). Through his rest­
HOTEL MARION
where fine ground or loose salt
Salem, Oregon
less foreman, William Gargan, he
is used two to four tablespoons of
opens a stilted correspondence with : McCredie Hot Mineral Spring.
bi-carbonate of soda or common
the girl, finally persuades her to : McCredie Springs, Oregon
baking soda mixed with the salt
come to Napa and marry him. ........................................0
(about five pounds) will help to
relieve the bloating feeling when 9.............................................
cattle or horses are consuming :
quantities of straw or other dry :
feeds.
Particularly good with
straw. It is also advisable to use
an iodized salt as this vicinity is
very low in iodine content, in the
mineral makeup.
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A neighbor was complaining
about the condition of one of his
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horses, so the above hight help
rest
of
the
stock
own-
some of the
suited to them. Laughton will be
long remembered for his portrayal
of the ebullient Tony Patucci, as
will Miss Lombard for her artis­
try in her memorable emotional
scenes. Gargan, also, does splen­
didly as the foreman who is the
cause of all the trouble. Harry
Carey and Frank Fay are also cast
in important roles.
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Illinois Valley News
M. C. Athey, Editor
Dear Editor:
After reading your article on
the editor's page of the News Feb.
6th, re “Raise in Salaries” I
felt as a subscriber and a constant
reader of the News, that I should
pen these few lines as a matter
of commendation for the fearless
and straight forward manner in
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