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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 14, 1941
Illinois Valley News
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HIM THAT WAYI
CWfH.ES
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
Vailey Publishing Company.
Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1037, at the Post Office at
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3. 1879
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ATHEY
CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Sunday school 10 to 11 a. m.
Church services 11 to 12 a. m.
Cume Sunday and hear Dr.
Geo. II. Gray, Pastor.
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Outside of Josephine County
The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising
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NEWSPAPER
PUBLISH!
Stanwyck and Fonda
.Make ‘Lady Eve’ .Merry
s pn p c R
sole I AT I ON
If ever a picture showed promise
of being the comedy hit of the
year it is Paramount's new excur
sion into the laugh field, "Th«*
Lady Eve", starring Barbara
Stanwyck and Henry Fonda in th«*
chief comedy roles. Featured in
the brilliant east of the picture,
which arrives Wednesday and
Thursday at the Cave City the-
ater.
“The Lady Eve," is about a rich
young man, an expert on snakes, a
Protect Oregon’s
naive fellow, not very worldly,
who becomes the target for a gang Forests From Fire
of slick international cardsharps,
as he is returning aboard ship | For national defense, which
from an Amazonian expedition. in eds sustained capacity produc
The beautiful leader of the sharp- tion from Oregon's forest industry.
For our tourist trade, which
sters is Barbara Stanwyck, who
thrives
on clear blue summer skies
didn’t plan to let love take a hand
when she marks*«! the rich young . over a bright green land and is
man, Henry Fonda, as a card vic tiepellet! by grim gray skies and
tim. W hen Fonda learns she’s a fire-blackened scenery.
For our wild life, which forest
double-dealer at cards, he’s sure
she's a double-croser about being fires destroy, sometimes by actual
in love with him, anti he quits her. burning, mor«* often by destruc
But Barbara can’t be brushed off tion of feed and water sources.
For our recreation in Oregon's
that easily.
Posing as a titled English outdoors, from berry picking to
woman, “Th«* Lady Eve" gains en mountain climbing.
For our children, who must look
trance into the circle of wealthy
families Fonda hobnobs with, to Oregon's millions of acres of
through the aid of a former con junior forest — second growth —
federate, Eric Blore, who presents for future forest income.
For law observance. Dampers
her as his niece. Fonda allows
and
smokers cannot start forest
himself to b«* convinced he has
fires
if they observe Oregon’s for
never seen “Lady Eve" before,
and sets down her resemblance to est protection laws.
Stop crime fires in tjie forei sts.
the beautiful cardsharp as a mir
Keep
Oregon green.
aculous coincidence. Although he's
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still in love with th«* clever card
lady, he marries the girl he believes High Humidity Helps
to b«* her double, "The Lady Eve.’’
Keep Oregon Green
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A “blitz buggy" narrow-gauge
forest service automobile road to
the coast by way of the Illinois
Valley was "much nearer" com
pletion nt week’s end according to
a construction leport to the News
by Don Cameron, engineering head
man of tin* Siskiyou national for
est in charge of the project.
The road, when completed, will
open up 32 miles of formerly “un
ties 1" wilds and will link O'Brien
ir the Illinois Valley with the coast
region of Curry county.
A crew of five men under the
foremanship of Marvin Ramsey,
Page Creek foiest officer, is work
ing out of Mud Springs Camp,
present road’s end, this summer.
Seven men are building from Long
SAI.EM — It isn’t the heat so
much as the humidity, according
to the state forestry department
in calling public attention to lo
calized fire-weather forecasts
which are being broadcast every
night over radio station KEX, Port
land at 8 o’clock.
"It is high humidity that tends
to keep file out of the forests in
hot weather'’ reads the forestry
department's statement. ‘'Rela
tive humidity coupled with wind
and temperature, are the three
great factors in determining fire
weather. That is why we urge
loggers and all other citizens to
listen in each night to the fore
casts. Persons contemplating out
door tiips espec ally should hear
the forecast: and thus know what
- it of weather is in prMpcel for
the ensuing 36 houis.
"1 ow relative humidity is what
makes th«' forests particularly sus-
Dental Surgeon
Tuffs Building
Phone 4
G.ants Pa»»
DR. A. W. BARLOW
Naturopathic
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Atoni’ the Concrete
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Redwoods Hotel Building
Phone 516 for appointment
Sunday School 10 to 11 a. m.
Worship service 11 a. m. to 12 ni
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Evening Service at 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
8 o’clock p. m.
The oldest and best since 1911
KERBY UNION SUNDAY
SCHOOL
HULL & HULL
Mrs. J. H. Wittrock and J. M
Finch made a business trip to I
Grants Pass this Tuesday.
School District No. 3 has pur
chased a new school bus and Harry
Elroy will be the bus driver.
Free Pick up by Grant» Pas*
Laundry
FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance «ervice day or nite
210 West “A”
: COMPLETE REPAIR Service;
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WATCHES and CLOCKS
Reasonable Charge«
Clarence E. Eggers
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MINERS HEADQUARTERS
615 “G“ Street
Grants Pass, Oregon
F II A LOANS
BUILD NOW — PAY BY
THE MONTH
Valley Lumber Co.
West F St.
Phone 47
L. B. Hall
FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 388
Cor. 5th & C Sts.
CHICKEN and SEA FOOD
DINNERS—at the
CLIFF HOUSE
On Pebble Beach Drive
Crescent City, California
GRANTS PASS
FEED & SEED CO.
Garden Seeds, Field Seed«,
Fertilizers
Hodfen
Brew«ter Specialized Feeds
Phone 12 607 E. F, Gran’s Pass
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PHOTOGRAPHS
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113 N 6th St., Grants Pass
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Nash Sales and Sen ice
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TURNING OUT
CAVK4S
Phyaician
Wardrobe Cleaners
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Windle
Oakland, California, visited
friends in Kerby this week.
MANy U.S. COMPANIES, IN ANSWER TO 1ME NATIONS NEED» FOR
EQUIPMENT BfuAN MAKING NEW KINW OF P.TC9 JOTS
ALWU6M 1M6y WERE U‘*‘.T ONiy TO PEACETIME MANIC i.W—
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BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
CHURCH
The Kerby Union Sunday school
invites everyone to their Sunday
ceptible to fire. That is why all own voices into the mouths of the
school, which is held every Sunday
logging in the state is stopped when animated characters. He sees the
at 9:45 a. m. in the I. O. O. F.
relative humidity drops to a read drawings melded together, with
hall.
ing to 30 or under. A reading of voices added, to make what finally
60 is comparatively safe. Any comes out on the screen several
COMMUNITY CHURCH
reading below that point is on the complete animated comedies being
CLIPPINGS
border-line, and in warm weather projected.
He sees an infinite
(Contributed)
is likely to drop fast. Offen only
variety of other steps, too, and be
Sunday school attendance was
two hours will see a change from
comes a pretty dizzy man before 52, with four visitors, collection
‘safe’ to ‘dangerous’ humidity.
• finally he encounters the object was $2.54.
Among other visit-
“So, next time you fejl like
of
his
search
in
a
projection
room,
ors
was
Miss
Mary
Lou Schroeder,
complaining about the Tumid
weather, just remember what about to watch a new completed granddaughter of Mr. ami Mrs. W.
moist air means to the fores*t and top flight picture unreel, namely T. Sherman, who was in the “Busy
the industries of your start* dur- ‘’The Reluctant Dragon,’ drama Bees” class with 12 present.
The missionary meeting, sched- j
ing summer. Humid weather is tized from the book.
uled for Thursday, has been post- I
comparatively safe. It helps keep
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Oregon green and is worth Ahous-
pone«! until the 28th when we meet
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Miss Anne Dean of Medford was with Mrs. Gray.
ands of dollars to all of us!
appointed National Youth Admin
The friends of Mrs. Lillie Pet- ,
istration supervisor for Jackson ers, mother of Mrs. W. O. Burch,
“Reluctant Dragon”
and Josephine counties by State honored her with a handkerchief |
Administrator Ivan G. Munro last shower on her birthday which was
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week. Working under Area Di Tuesday, the «2 th.
ing the roles of their own crea rector Chester I. Nelson of Eu
The dainty floral piece fur
tions in story conferences. Every gene, Miss Dean will manage NYA nished by Mrs. Harry Mills had
artist at the plant is an amateur work projects and youth personnel everyone guessing as to the nature
actor of a sort, with Wai supplying in these counties.
of the flowers, and some couldn’t
the voice of Mickey Mouse and
believe they were lowly potato .
modeling that inimitable little fel
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Floyd blossoms.
low. Incidentally, Walt also used accompanied by Mrs. J. J. Villair
Rev. Gray preached a helpful
to hump his shoulders and play made the loop trip around, up the sermon from the text in Phil. 4:8.
Monstro the While when “Pinnoc- north Umpqua to Diamond Lake “Finally brethren, whatsoever
chio” was being produced.
last Sunday and recommended things are true, whatsoever things
For th«* benefit of the end-to- anyone wishing to make this loop are honorable, whatsoever things
end statisticians, who like to esti would enjoy a marvelously beauti are just, whatsoever things are
mate how many times you can belt ful drive.
lovely, whatsoever things are of
the globe by laying end to end
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good report; if there be any vir
the bricks in New York's Rocke-
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Way and tue, and if there be any praise,
'el'er Center, etc., let it be pointed «laughters, Misses Elizabeth and think on these things.”
out that Disney artists nowadays Kathleen, and Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Visitors include«! Mr. and Mrs.
produce three feature length films Way. Jr. of San Bernardino, Cali H. C. Windell, tourists from Daly
a year and 26 short subjects — a fornia, left for their home last City, Calif., and members of the
total of 2,000 miles of film. Of week after visiting the past two Westside Christian church of San
course, Benchley doesn't see it all weeks at th«* home of Mr. and Mrs. Francisco; Mrs. Carlton Crew ami
in production. But he samples.
Chris Wendt on Caves highway. two lovely boys, Eugene Hensley
When on«* considers that 1 1,500 Mrs. Jessie Hardie of San Pedro, Crew and Allen Henry Murray,
separate draw ngs are required to California, also returned to her Methodists from Healdsburg, Cal.
make on«* ten-minute short’subject home. Mrs. Hardie is a sister and
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about Mickey or Donald, nearly Mr. Way is a brother of Mrs.
Kerby News
150,000 drawings for "Th«* Re Wendt.
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luctant Dragon" or any full-
their home. Games and a social
length feature, that means Bench-
Another one of those jolly Aux-
hour was enjoyed during the eve
ley has to do a lot of sampling,
iir.v public card parties will be
ning with Mrs. Jim Hogue win-
watch fantasies spring to lift* on a
.'ii Saturday evening. August
ning
high score, Mrs. Mabel Rant-
lot of «Irawing boards.
, in the meeting room. Good
sey later served refreshments. As
Nor is that all. He sees tl
ts. Good prizes. Good time.
a departing gift members presen-
various human actors putting their
— 15-ltc
ted Mrs. Tycer with a„traveling
bag and vanity case.
THE
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Dr. Fred W. Gould
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Lynn Jolliffee, elder, Cave Junc
tion.
PUBLISHERS
Ridge in Curry county. Their
current headquarters is Red moun
tain Prairie near Vulcan peak.
The road, when completed, will
provide a central artery for pack
ing operations in the “back coun
try’’ and will provide a means of
forest service transportation be
tween here and the coast that will
be especially valuable in fire sup
pression in the ‘‘wild’’ region.
Only a special mode, small for
est service truck will be able to
i un on the road when completed.
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Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m.
Preaching Service 11:00 a. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7 :30 p. m.
You are invited to meet with
$2 00
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Sherman’« Camp
Cave Junction
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