Illinois Valley Neun. Thursday. March 5, 1912
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Illinois Valley News
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.
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Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3. 1879
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REDWOOD EMPIRI M.’ SPAPLR PUBLISHERS Uiwf-J
the Japs “sank” not only still floats! It’s crossed two
thousand miles of ocean to get repairs that will send
it back into the fight to lick the enemy!
In that story there’s a lesson that every American
must learn if we are to stop the Axis and save our free
dom. We don't know our own strength! We’ve got
to wake up to that fact. We’ve got to shake off com
placency and get to work and do the enormous, diffi
cult job that the war has thrust upon us. It’s no good
wishing for the good old days; no good wishing we
were beating the Japs. We’re not, and here’s one
time when wishing won’t make it so. We can’t win
the war with day dreams.
The “lost” Shaw is floating because men refused
to believe the fact that she was lost. Instead of giv
ing up, they went to work, and they worked a miracle.
Today the Shaw can become a symbol for every defeat
we’ve suffered. For when is defeat permanent ? When
is lost really lost? Only when we give up, refuse to
work hard, and believe it’s lost.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
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CLASSIFIED ADS
The Seal of Approx al
CANTONMENT
workers
get your
car liability
insurance
through
Fred Linkhart Insurance
ency, Kerby for
$15.94.
Awarded by the American In
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Passing Rigid Tests
WANTED—Six boarders, family
style meals. Inquire News of
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FOR SALE—9 good weiner pigs. 6
miles out on Caves highway.
Chris Wendt.
44-ltp
Pickup and delivery every Mon
day and Thursday in Cave
Junction, Kerby and
Holland
GRANTS PASS
i STEAM LAUNDRY
“Since 1900"
FOR SALE—100 foot front boule
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$75.00 and up. Terms. O. C.
Larsen.
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FOR SALE—Spring oats and
vetch, $3.50 per 100 pounds,
Also one electric lange, $20.
Roy Wells, Caves highway.
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The Sunddy school had a rec
FOR SALE—Sawmill machinery,
ord attendance this week, though
large baby bed and mattress,
P U B LI S
i few of the regular members
sewing machine, stand, lumber.
KERBY UNION SUNDAY
absent because of illness. Sixty-
Cecil Slack, one mile north of
SCHOOL
six were present and offering was
Kerby.
44-ltp
KEEP IT ( LEAN!
$2.40. The Senior Young Peo
The Kerby Union Sunday school
ple’s class was the banner class invites everyone to their Sunday FOR SALE—Rockhill strawberry
We’ve got to fight mor • than the Axis today. We with 18 present, This class has school, which is held every Sunday p'ants, Jerusalem artichokes,
best for hog feed; Bayou beans
must even fight a part of < ¡irselves—the part that be made exceptional progress and at 9:45 a. m. in the I. O. O. F
for
seed, hand picked. Jim
is a credit to the Sunday school hall..
lieves rumors, for examp e, and passes them on to and
Franklin
’s Berry ranch, Kerby.
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to their teacher. Three of the
others. For unfounded s! tries can sometimes be as classes
reported one visitor each.
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
USED but not abused. 1939 G. M.
destructive as fifth columns.
For the morning service Rev.
CHURCH
C. panel delivery. Can be fin
Recently we’ve heard a lot about shortages. Alum Gray took for his test “The Para Rev. Harold A. Rogers, pastor. anced. Bob’s Paint Shop, Grants
Pass,
44-3tp
inum, rubber, sugar—the 1 st is grow ing, and some of ble of the Sower” as found in Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Matt. 13:1-23. “Behold, a sower
Worship service, 11 a. m.
us see shortages all around us. Like the traditional old went forth to sow; and when he Young People’s meeting,
HELP WANTED—3 men to tail
maid, we even look under t ie bed at night to see what sowed, some seeds fell by the way Evening service, 8 p. m. 7 :30 off in mill. Good pay. Inquire
44-ltp
isn't there. We must rei ember that we still have side . . . and some fell among Prayer meeting, Wednesday, s News office.
more than enough of man • products. And we must thorns; and the thorns sprung, and
Old newspapers for sale at The
News office, 10 cents per han
stop believing and spreading rumors about imagined choked them. But others fell into CLASS OFFERED
good ground, and brought forth
dle.
scarcities. Here’s a ease in point.
fruit, some an hundredfold, some IN FIGHTING
A short time ago many women began to believe sixty-fold, some thirty-fold.
WANTED — Wool and Mohair,
FOREST FIRES
hides and pelts, junk batteries,
that American soap companies wouldn’t he able to In the evening the Senior Bible
radiators, scrap iron and all
study
group
met
in
the
chapel
un
With
fire
season
just
around
the
supply us with enough soap. Some who live in rural
scrap metals. Grants Pass Bar
der the leadership of Art J. Drews, | corner, an invitation for civilians
areas began hunting up the old iron soap buckets their who took for his subject "Parables
gain House, 624-626 So. 6th St.
; to form forest fir-.- defense crews
mothers had used years a.go. They started to make of the Bible.” Ten were present. ! through training was issued by Phone 86.
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their own soap. In doing so they began to hamper The next meeting will be
John Kincaid, assistant state fire FOR SALE — Mining location
, warden and L. L. Colvill, assistant
America’s war effort, and the War Production Board Mrs. John Hines.
blanks, both quartz and placer
is now asking them to stop, because valuable glycer The C. Y. P. S. meeting with a supervisor of the1 Siskiyou national and trespass notices at the
large attendance was held in the forest in charge of the training.
Illinois Valley News office.
ine is lost when soap is made at home.
church in charge of Miss Helen They suggested volunteers apply
Glycerine, it seems, is a by-product of commer Brown, who brought out an inter immediately for instruction, aid
cial manufacturing ami today it is badly need to make esting discussion of the subject the Courier this week.
F H A LOANS
explosives. Like other in lustries doing war work, "What Commitment to Christ Communities planning on ap-
plying
for
training
should
do
so
BUILD NOW — PAY BY
the soap companies are stepping up their production. Means,” the Bible reference was
THE MONTH
Eph. 4:20-32. The quartet again before the fir? season when it will
They’re working so hard to make glycerine that the favored us with a hymn and a new ! , be impossible to give it, Kincaid
Valley Lumber Co.
tables are turned and soap is almost a by-product of chorus was practiced, “God Hears said. Until the fire season starts.
West F St.
Phone 47
their efforts now. The cart’s before the horse this and Answers Prayer.” Miss Helen to°ls will be available for about 25
Halm was winner of last month's , nten from both the state and na-
time, and it’s even helping to pull!
tional forest service for the con- ?
Winning the war is going to be a huge job, and we Bible hunt and as prize received a struction
of fire breaks and trails. 1
In the business ineet-
must all do our part. As this story shows, we can testan.cnt.
According to Kincaid, the train
ASK FOR
ing which followed the d ’votion-
sometimes do that in simple ways—just by not mak als, officers were elected as fol ing consists of class work where '
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ing soap, for example, and by saying "no soap” to lows: President, Helen Halm; vice the theory of fire defense is ex
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president, James Hines; secretary, plained and field work where nec- ,
rumors.
Joyce Payne; treasurer, Clara essary firebreaks and trails are ac
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Hines; pianist, Lucille Griggs; tually constructed.
“Now is the time to clean up
song leader, Glenn Halm; Bible
WHEN IS LOST?
hunt leader, Wendell Lee. Miss fire hazards around the homes and
Noma Madden will be leader of entire communities.” Kincaid stat
When the Navy Department released its account the C. Y.
P. S. meeting next Sun ed. “If it is necessary to burn
large areas either Colvill or myself
of the destruction the laps did at Pearl Harbor, it day.
said that the destroyer Shaw was totally lost. We The Missionary society had a should be contacted for aid in pre
paring the proper fire breaks and
even had pictures to prove it! In newspapers, news good meeting last Thursday at the giving
the most adequate protec
home of Mrs. Hines, with the fol
reels and magazines the Shaw was officially lost.
lowing present: Mesdames George tion to surrounding areas,"
Now comes word that the Shaw has arrived at a Gra.v, Wagstaff. G. C. Sherier, caid said.
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west coast port under her own steam. The ship that Hines, Nicholson, Earley. Darger.
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Hussey, Hill, I.ee, Geo. Hicks and
daughter, Georgiene. Iversen. Mur-
nhy and Miss Lucille Griggs. The I
next meeting js scheduled to be I
t tl .• Im.ie of Mrs. Georg Hicks. I
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OF SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS
Sahbth School at 9:30 a. n>.
Preaching Service 11:00 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
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L’ROM the young men who uicd to spend their winter weekends skiing
" on the snow-covered hill» of Canada, the Dominion hat created a body
of ski troops who are second to non. Long experience in this popular
•port made it easy (or these men to adapt themselves to the conversion
of skiing from a pastime to the sterner purposes of war Already they
have proved their value in Iceland and many thousands of them are ready
tc demonstrate their merits in other theatres of war if necessary. The
photographs show a platoon of ski troops on manoeuvres and a sniper
who would be very difficult to spot
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