Illinois Valley News, Thursday, May 29, 1941
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
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Notice is hereby given to the
legal voters of Union High School
District No. 1, of Josephine Coun
ty, State of Oregon, that the an
nual school meeting of the said
district will be held at the school
house on the 23rd day of June,
1941 at 2:00 o’clock p. m., for the
purpose of discussing the budget
for the fiscal school year, begin
ning June 30th, 1941, and ending
June 30th, 1942, hereinafter set
forth, also to elect one director
for the 5-year term.
BUDGET
Estimated Receipts
1. Balance on hand at the
beginning of the fiscal
school year (third Mon
day in June) for which
this budget is made
$137.85
2. To be received from the
County School Fund
............
3. To be received from the
Elementary School Fund.....
4. To be received from the
State Irreducible School
Fund ...........
5. To be received for Voca
tional Education (State
and Federal Funds) ...................
6. To be received from the
Non-High School Dis
trict for: Tuition
..........
Transportation ............................
7. To be received from tui
tion
for
elementary
school pupils ................................
8. To be received from in
interest on deposits and
sinking fund ..............................
9. To be received from oth
er sources ........
2680.00
10. Total Estimated Receipts,
(Item 1 to 9 inc.)
$2817.85
Estimated Expenditures
I—General Control
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IX— DEBT SERVICE
House, 624-628 So. 6th street,
1— Principal on bonds
Phone 86.
50-tf
(include negotiable
interest-bearing war
TRUCKERS—
rants issued under
for
section 35-1104)
$1140.00
2— Principal on warrants 3000.00
same day
3— Principal on other
P-U-C
indebtedness
Service, see
4— Interest on bonds
148.20
Fred Linkhart, Kerby.
5— Interest on warrants
200.00
6— Interest on other in
debtedness ...............
YE RUSTIC INN
7— Transfers to sinking
fund ...........................
SOLD
THIS WEEK
8— Other debt service :
(1) ............................. „
180.00
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Grizzell sold
(2) ............................... •
9— Total Debt Service
$4668.20 Ye Rustic Inn the first of the week
X—EMERGENCY
$ 250.00 to Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Brown of
INDEBTEDNESS
Los Angeles, and they took im
1— Amount of bonded in
mediate possession of the camp.
debtedness (include all
negotiable
interest
Mr. and Mrs. Brown are no
bearing warrants issued
strangers at catering to the pub
under section 35-
1104)
$3010.00 lic and are very enthusiastic over
their new camp and also the val
2— Amount of warrant
indebtedness on war-
ley. They recently passed through
rants issued and en
the valley and went to their home
dorsed “not paid for
want of funds”
3000.00 in Los Angeles after traveling 10,-
0(M) miles over the country. They
3— Amount of other in
debtedness (secured by
liked the Illinois Valley and re-
$3000.00 of COPCO
turned to locate.
stock)
................... 3000.00
Mr. Grizzell recently left for
4— TOTAL Indebtedness
(sum of items 1, 2, 3) $6010.00 Wake Island, and Mrs. Grizzell
RECAPITULATION
will visit relatives and friends in
Total estimated expen
Texas and New York before decid
ses for the year (sum
ing on a new home.
of items 1-6. II-5, III-6,
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IV-«, V-4, VI-5, VII-5,
VIII-7, IX-9, X
$16303.45
Total estimated receipts,
FISHERMEN TURN IN
not including pro
CATCH
RECORD
posed tax
2817.85
Balance,
CARDS IS REPORT
amount to be
Oregon, there is no such legal min
imum and all accidents must be
reported.
Accidents in rural areas should
be reported to the sheriff of the
county in which the accident oc
curred while accidents in urban
areas should be reported to the
local chief of police. These reports
„are required to be made within 24
hours of the time the accident oc
curret!.
Accident reports in Oregon are
not open to public inspection and
may not be admitted as evidence
in any court action arising from
any accident, it was emphasized.
The reports are used in assembling
facts on accidents with the view
of improving conditions and pre
venting their reoccurrence.
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“TEXAS RANGERS
RIDE AGAIN” IS A
GREAT WESTERN
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California
Plans New
Bureau
Cash-sepnding tourists will be
induced to remain longer in the
Redwood Empire and balance of
California, if Assemblyman Ernest
Crowley’s bill is passed, calling
for the state to install and main
tain information bureaus in or
near border inspection stations.
Bill proposes that qualified in
formation and travel experts greet
all incoming tourists at state bor
ders, supply them with travel lit
erature issued by existing non
profit travel promotion organiza
tions (such as the Redwood Em
pire Association anil others) ; also
induce incoming tourists to see all
of California.
Benefits, as outlined by Red
wood Empire Association, sponsors
of the measure: State, County and
City treasuries would profit
through collections of greater gas
tax, sales tax, besides taxes paid
by enterprise in the buiness of
serving tourists; more ranch and
farm produce would be consumed
and paid for by tourists in dining
rooms; more labor would be em
ployed by transportation compan
ies, hotels, restaurants, resorts, ga
rages, service stations, motor court
courts,
purveyors
and supply
houses, also jobbers wholesalers,
and retailers would sell more
goods and employ more help; all
other lines of enterprise will bene
fit.
It was pointed out that income
from tourists in California last
year totaled $244,819,499.00; that I
One of the most novel plots ever
offered in a Western picture will
be on view when “Texas Rangers
Ride Again” comes to the Cave
City theater next Wednesday and
Thursday.
The fact that such valuable play
ers as John Howard, Ellen Drew,
Broderick Crawford, May Robson,
Akim Tamiroff and Charley Grape
win are prominent in the cast, in
dicates strongly that this picture is
really something important in the
way of Westerns.
It is said in this fast and furious
picture, the Texas Rangers are us
ing patrol cars in addition to pin
tos and short-wave radio sets in
addition to six-shooters in their
war on a band o modern cattle-
rustlers.
The story deals with the puzz
ling periodic disappearance of
thousands of heads of entile from
the White Sage ranch, owned by
a bellicose but beloved widow, May
CHICKEN and SEA FOOD
Robson. Unable to cope with the
DINNERS—at the
situation, sh eappeals to the Texas
Rangers. When help from that
CLIFF HOUSE
quarter arrives, it is in the per
On Pebble Beach Drive
sons of hard-hitting, true-shooting
Crescent City, California
Rangers John Howard and Brod
erick Crawford. Howard takes
little time out from his duties O'
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serving justice to also serve ro
The Seal of Approval
mance, for on the White Sage
ranch he finds Ellen Drew, the
spitfire granddaughter of May
Robson. Ranger Howard then
proceeds to carry on a courtship
rude, but certainly original
in
manner.
It’s a swell story, a fine picture
: Awarded by the American In
:
and all who see it will enjoy it.
stitdte of Laundering after
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Passing Rigid Tests
:
1— Personal service:
raised by district tax $13485.60
(1) Superintendent
Dated this 5th day of May, 1941.
$
Return of catch record cards
40.00
Signed: Effie M. Smith,
(2) Clerk..........................
from sportsmen thus far this sea
District Clerk.
(3) Stenographers and
Lucius Robinson,
other office assist
son exceeds in number all the cards
Chairman Board of Directors. returned last year, according to
ants
............................
Approved by Budget Committee
(4) Compulsory educa
C. A. Lockwood, assistant super
May 5th, 1941.
tion and census ....
Signed: Effie M. Smith,
visor of the Oregon State Game
(5) Other services
Secretary. Budget Committee. commission.
2— Supplies
Lucius Robinson,
3— Elections and publicity
“The sportsmen are making an
Chairman, Budget Committee.
4— Legal service (clerk’s
excellent showing in the use of the
bond, audit, etc.)........ 20.00
5— Other expense of gen
catch record cards this year,” said
SUMMONS
eral control:
Mr. Lockwood. “This is encourag
70.00 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
(1)
ing in view of the fact that the
THE
STATE
OF
OREGON
FOR
6----Total Expense of Gen
THE COUNTY OF JOSEPHINE cards are essential to the comple
eral Control
$225.00
kl—INSTRUCTION—Supervision HAROLD MESSINGER,
tion of the survey of lakes and
Plaintiff,
1—Personal service:
streams,
now being conducted in
VS.
(1) Supervisors
$ ..........
various parts of the state.
(2) Principals
1800.00, ARTHUR R. F. GORDON,
Defendant:
“These cards should be filled out
(3)
(4) Stenographers and
To the above named Defendant: by every angler after each fishing
other office assist
IN THE NAME OF THE trip. The cards require no signa
ants ................................................ I STATE OF OREGON, you are
2—Supplies, principals
hereby required to appear and an ture and are postage free. Numer
sportsmens’
organizations
and supervisors ........ 100.00 swer the complaint filed against ous
you, within four (4) weeks from throughout the state are giving the
4— Other expense of
the date of the first publication of
supervision ................................. this Summons, which date of first the campaign to acquaint anglers
5— Total Expense, Super
publication is May 15th, 1941, with the use of the catch record
vision
$1900.00 and the date of the last publica cards.”
III— INSTRUCTION—Teaching
tion is the 12th day of June, 1941,
The cards may be obtained from
1— Personal service:
and unless you appear and an the Portland office of the Game
$1170.00 swer, the Plaintiff will take a de-
( 1 ) Teachers
1170.00 j cree foreclosing that certain mort- commission, as well as in practical
: (2) ...............
1080.00 , gage upon which there is a balance ly every sporting goods store, and
(3) ....... ........
1350.00 I due in the sum of Two Hundred from game license agents, Mr.
(4)
2— Supplies (chalk, paper
Thirty-five ($235.00) Dollars, up
etc.)
250.00 on the following described real Lockwood pointed out.
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3— Textbooks ..................
20.00 property, to-wit:
4—
The North half of the Northeast
O-
5— Other expense of
quarter of Section 12, Town NAVAL RESERVES
teaching
...............
ship 38, South, Range 7, west ASKING FOR MEN
6— Total Expense of
SELMA NOTES
of the Willamette Meridian,
Teaching
$5040.00
Josephine County, Oregon,
IV— OPERATION OF PLANT
Enlistments are now being made
and the usual decree for the sale
Selma school closed last week
1— Personal service:
of said premises by the Sheriff of in the Naval Reserve of men be with the annual picnic Thursday
( 1 ) Janitors and other
Josephine county, Oregon, and that
employees
$ 600.00 ' the defendant be forever barred tween the ages of 17 and 36 for 4 evening and the last day of school
<2)
and foreclosed of all right, claim years or period of national emerg trip Friday. Mrs. Myrtle Walton,
(3)
or equity in said premises, save ency. Applicants for the Naval Miss Ruby Higinbotham and Mrs.
150.00 only the statutory right of redemp
2— Janitors' supplies
208.80 tion, and for such other relief as Reserve may enlist for the train Dean Warren took the children to
3— Fuel
180.00 prayed for in said complaint filed ing of their choice and if qualified Grants Pass, where they visited \
4— Light and power
5— Water
herein, including cos's and $50.00 will be sent to the vocational the courthouse and jail, Gunter’s
6— ..........................
attorney’s fees.
school they choose.
Greenhouse, the cheese factory.
7— Other expense of op
This summons is published by
Included in these schools are Beck’s Bakery, Grover’s creamery,
eration .......................
order of the Honorable W. A.
8— Total Expense of Op
Johnson. County Judge of Jose the aviation mechanic, aviation the Cold Storage company, the li
eration
$1138.80
phine County. Oregon, made and metalsmith, electrical, machinist, brary, the Courier office and the
V.—MAINTENANCE AND
entered
May’ 9th, 1941.
woodworkers, clerical and radio First National bank.
REPAIRS
W. T. MILLER.
schools. Men who enlist in the
High averages by grades were
1— Repair and mainten
Attorney for plaintiff.
ance of furniture and
Naval Reserve receive the same made by: First grade, James Rad
Postoffice
address:
U.
S.
Na-i
equipment
$395.00 tional Bank Bldg., Grants Pass Ore. pay and chances for advancement cliffe; second, Bobby Hammer;
2— Repair and mainten-
as the regular Navy and duties third, Charlene Walton; fourth,
ane of buildings and
are
performed on ships of the reg Lewie Krauss. In the upper room,
grounds:
CLASSIFIED ADS
40.00
(1 )
.........................
Allene Brewer was highest with
ular Navy.
20.00 FOR SALE—One oak refr gerator,
(2)
eight l's, Dora Hammer for sev
In
the
event
that
a
man
is
re
3— Other expense of main
Carmelita
splendid insulation and condi turned to inactive duty prior to en l's and one 2.
50.00
tenance and repairs
4— Total Expense of Main
tion, capacity 75 lbs. ice. “Will- the termination of his four year Krauss was next, then Billie Ailene
tenance and Repairs $505.00
adora,” William A. Brown.
enlistment, he may change over to Plumlee.
VI—AUXILIARY AGENCIES
Writing certificates were award
the
regular Navy if so desired.
1— Library :
WANTED — A waitress or cook.
High school students who plan to ed as follows: Students certifi
( 1 ) Personal service
Call at Dorothy’s Dinnette, Cave
(librarian, etc.)
$
enter the Navy or Nava] Reserve cates to Dora Hammer, Allene
Junction.
4-ltc
45.00
(2) Library books
after graduation are urged to Brewer, Phyllis Barnes, Hazel Ste
(3) Supplies, repairs, etc
WANTED
—
All
kinds
of
butcher
make application now so that their vens, Dorothy Grey, Ardith Tuck
2— Health service:
(1) Personal service
stock.- Highest market price is enlistment papers may be com er, Carmelita Krauss and Thelma
(nurse, etc.)
paid. Keith’s Market.
4-ltc pleted by the end of the school Wilder; grade certificate to Fred
(2) Supplies and other
Hunt, Grace Grey, Billie Ailene
expenses
..........
15.00 FOR SALE—No trespassing cards term. A represesentative of the Plumlee, Thelma Plumlee, Lewie
Navy Recruiting Service will be
3— Transportation of pupils:
at The News Office.
52tf
Krauss, Donald Wheeler, Mildred
(1) Personal service
525.00
at the Post Office at Grants Pass
Prentice, Amy Grey, Charlene Wal
(2) Supplies and other
THE LARGEST
on Monday and Tuesday of each
MMM
ton and Dorothy Warren.
SINGLE BUSINESS
week.
(3) Repair and replace
Winners of the spelling race
ment of busses
in the U. S.
were Allene Brewer, . Carmelita
4— Other auxiliary agencies:
is a mutual
Krauss and Billie A. Plumlee.
Traffic Accidents
(1) Personal service
insurance company—
(2) Supplies and other
The attendance record went to
Must
be
Reported
non-assessable mutual
♦ I penses
Carmelita Krauss who missed only
(3) ...............................
companies offer the best
(4)
All traffic accidents in Oregon one and a half days.
insurance you
5— Total Expense of Aux
Graduates are Hazel Stevens,
must
be reported, regardless of
can buy.
iliary Agencies
$585.00
Dora Hammer, Allene
Brewer, (
the
amount
of
property
damage
or
For Oregon Mutual see
VII —FIXED CHARGES
Phyllis
Barnes,
Dorothy
Grey,
Ar-1
1— Insurance
$180.00
whether anyone was killed or in
Fred Linkhart, Kerby.
dith Tucker and Arthur Wheeler.
2— Pensions
jured, Earl Snell, secretary of
3— Rent
2.20 MACK’S SEED & FEED STORE
They were graduated at Kerby,
state, replied today in answer to
4— Other fixed charges:
last week.
now under new management.
several inquiries on this matter
(1)
Carries
a
complete
line
of
feeds
(2)
received from Oregon citizens.
A Mother's Day. program was
and seeds of all kinds. Make
5— Total Fixed Charges
$182.20
Confusion exists in the minds presented at the Selma church
VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS
our store your headquarters
of many persons on this matter, Sunday morning including: Duet,
2— New buildings
FOR SALE — Mining location these inquiries indicated. Many
Ardith and Inex Tucker; drill,
3— Alterations of build
blanks, both quartz and placer persons believe there is a minimum "Mother” by the primary class; a
ings (not repairs)
1500.00
and trespass notices at the property damage limit under which
4— New furniture, equip
poem, Thelma Plumlee; a recita
Illinois Valiev News office.
ment and replace
accidents need not be reported. tion, “I promised Mother" by Ed
Inquire at News office. 14-tf Some states, for example, do not
ments
309.25
dy Breazeale; a reading, "My
5— Assessments for bet
require
reporting
of
accidents
in
Mother’s Face,” by Mrs. E. A.
WANTED — Woo) and Mohair,
terments
6— Other capital outlays:
hides and pelts, junk batteries, which no one is killed or injured Wick.
(1)
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metals of all kinds, radiators and property damage amounts to
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for The News.
and iron. Grants Pass Bargain less than $50.00. However, in
7— Total Capital Outlays $1809 25
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“Since 1900”
TUBERCULOSIS TESTS
REPORT IS GIVEN
Less than one-half of one per
cent of the 138,754 cattle tested
in 1940 in Oregon for tuberculosis
were reactors, according to figures
compiled by the state department
of agriculture animal division, Sir
hundred and nineteen cattle or
0.45 per '•ent were reactors.
Thirteen counties showed no re-
actors at all: Clatsop, Crook, Doug-
les, Gilliam, Grant, Harney. Hood
River Lake Morrow Sherman Wal
lowa Wasco and Wheeler.
CAVE CITY
THEATER
Saturday, Sunday
May 31, June 1
Down the street that
gives the world its
greatest songs.
Tin Pan
Cartoon
HAPPY HAUNTING
GROUNDS
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Wednesday, Thursday
June 4-5
A “Streamlined” West
ern of Modern Days
Texas Rangers
Ride Again
Pickup and delivery every Mon
day and Thursday in Cave
Junction, Kerby and
Holland
(¡RANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
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Alice Faye, Betty Gra
ble and Jack Oakie
............................... a
:
for every additional day tourists
are induced to remain in Central
and Northern California, $9,725,-
000. additional would be spent.
The project would be extremely
profitable to everyone in the state,
cost of information bureau opera
tions for the next two years ap
proximating only $19,150.00.
The bill provides that existing
operation in the matter of plant
quarantine inspection will not in
any way be effected by the infor
mation bureaus, the latter to be an
additional service, not a substitute
service, according to George Ho
berg, chairman traffic relations
committee of the Association.
:
John Howard, Ellen
Drew, Akim Tamidoff
LEON ERROL COMEDY
NEWS OF THE DAY
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STORE ( LOSE!)
All Day Friday
DECORATION DAY
Open Saturday from 8:30 a. m. to 8:00 p. m
The Golden Rule
GRANTS PASS
What Have You? :■ ii
Do you have a lot things around the house
that you do not need? Why not sell them
and have some extra change for shopping-
A Little Classified Ad will get rid of the
things you don’t want. And they are so in
expensive — 5c a line with a minimum
charge of 25c.
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