Illinois Valley News, Thursday. March 1, 1913
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Illinois Valley News
THAT'S THE 'UNION' TO STRIKE FOR NOW!
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, 1937, at the Post Office at
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879
C
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3,500,000,000 Pounds Beet
Sugar Produced in 1912
Domestic beet sugar production
reached nearly three and a half
billion pounds in 1942, an increase
¿W U.S.WAR BONDS
of approximately three hundred
million pounds over the year be­
fore, according to the United fl)R. A. N. COLEMAN!
States Beet Sugar Association.
Naturopathic Phytici^n
Record acreage was planted to :
Office hours: 9 a. m. to 12
sugar beets last spring in response
1:30 p. m. to 3:30 p. m.
to wartime sugar demands and
Sherman*» Camp
government need for all-out pro­
Cave Junction
duction. The production of sugar
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which was achieved represents an
amount sufficient to supply
current household ration for
F II A LOANS
ery man, woman and child in
BUILD NOW — PAY BY
United States for one year.
THE MONTH
Editor
ATHEY
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
In Josephine County
$1 so
One Year . —
Six Months
Three Months
Outside of Josephine County
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$2 00
One Year
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NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
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Valley Lumber Co.
Phone 47
West F St.
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BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
CHURCH
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By CpI. George Siigliele, Jr.
OFF IN A CORNER
WITH I’HIL SNORT
Bedding
Supplies
In Offing
You say he can't stand the Army.
Dear Ed.
The life is too rough for him
For several reasons I am steal­
Du you think that he is better
Than some other mother’s Tom oi ing time from other duties to get
you my usual letter—one about
Jim?
every two weeks. The main rea­
son that a number of your read­
You raised him up like a girl
He neither smokes nor drinks is ers signify that they want and ex­
pect them.
Another reason is
your brag,
Farm families who are members
that I enjoy writing them because
If all the boys were like him
of
the Farm Security Program in
it’s the only way I have to visit
What would happen to our flag.
with the most of my Illinois Val­ ' Josephine County will have the op-
You say let the roughnecks do the ley neighbors; so here goes for a portunity to replenish bedding sup­
plies, especially mattresses and
short chat with them.
fighting.
The weather is always a wel- comforters, according to Bernice
They are used to the beans and
the stew.
come subject with almost every S. Kellogg, county home manage­
I’m glad I am classed as a rough one, and as this winter will go ment supervisor, who states that
down in history as among our fin- a welcomed number of bales of
neck
Who would fight for the Red, est, I shall briefly comment on the surplus cotton have been delivered
weather as experienced by those to the county for use by the fam­
White and Blue.
of us in Elk valsey. We had 19 ilies and advises that full particu­
You say his girl couldn’t stand it. days of sunshine during January, lars are available at the local of-
7 days of hard rain and the rest fice in the Lunuburg building.
To send him off with the rest.
Miss Kellogg, supervisor for
Do you think for a minute she'd clouds and sunshine. During Feb­
both
Josephine and Jackson coun­
enjoy
ruary we have had 22 days of pure
Feeling a Jap’s breath on her unadulterated sunshine, the rest ties whose headquarters is now in
both sun and clouds, some mist, Medford, will supervise the making
breast.
very little fog, yet on morning of of the mattresses A small charge
8th we awoke to find six inches of will be made to cover the costs of
Think of the women in Belgium
Of the cruelties they had to bear snow that had fallen during the storage and supplies.
Since many folks are new in Jo­
Do you want this same thing to night. Our average morning
temperature has been about 35, for sephine county and could not avail
happen
To your innocent daughter so fair. February. Compare the foregoing themselves to the cotton offered
with below zero weather through­ through the extension program,
You can thank God that the stars out the middle west and east. So the Fann Security Administration
far as climate is concerned I be­ has secured the surplus cotton
in Old Glory,
.Are not blurred with those kinds lieve we have the finest in the I which was already in storage near-
world.
of stains,
Why goldern it, I hain’t 1 by. It is left overs from pre-war
Because there are 10.000,000 of worn underclothes in over 25 I days. Miss Kellogg stated, and all
years! Can any one east of the i mattresses will be made by the in-
rough necks
Who have red blood in their veins. Cascades say the same and tell the | dividual« who receive them and
the work will be done in the homes.
truth? I don't think so.
Sign-up for mattresses begins
We go to drill in bad weather
o
immediately
at the local county of­
And come in with a smile on our
fice.
KERBY
HIGH
SCHOOL
face.
While your darling son sits in the
parlor
\nd lets another man fight in his that time The War Ration Board
place.
suggested that those unable to get
their books semi their consumers'
Maybe we do smoke and gamble. declarations and Ration Books 1 to
But we fight a» uui forefathers the Grunts Pass Ration Board
did.
from where the Hook 2 would be
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FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance service dav or nite
210 West “A"
Evening -service, 8:15 p. in.
senteeism was many times greaterI
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8
than the time lost due to strikes1 P- m.
or shutdowns, and that such loss |
of time and production had been
KERBY SUNDAY SCHOOL
increasing during the past year,
Sunday school at I. O. O. F. hall,
rather than decreasing.
9:45 a. m.
Trying to break up black mar­
kets. Price Administrator Brown
announced this week ceiling prices
on pork and beef will be estab- I
lished shortly.
ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
OF SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS
At the White House this week, j
a delegation of Democratic Na- j
tional committeemen called on the'
president and while there some
asked the question about a fourth]
term for the president. It is re-1
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ported that the president laughed 1 CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY
the question off. ft is rumored i
CHURCH
that the president may seek a
Sunday school 10 to 11 a. m.
fourth term if the war continues.
Church services 11 to 12 a. tn.
Senior Bible study, 7:45.
The county court has announced
C. Y. P. S. meeting ...
.7:45
the appointment of Mrs. Lenore
All young people invited.
Dow, who has been superintendent
Geo. H. Gray, Pastor.
of nurses at the county hospital,
The Missionary Society met at
to the position of general manager the church for an all day meeting.
of the hospital. This appointment
The Canteen dinner served last
takes a load off the shoulders of week to a large number brought
the court, who have been trying to many compliments. The Mission­
locate a manager the past week.
ary Society donated funds to the
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Red Cross.
The Sunday school lesson was
Spare The Meat You
"Jesus Is Stronger than Death.”
Cook, Says Home Agent Scripture text John 11.
Rev. Gray’s sermon was
When the supply of meat is lim­ visible Things." John 3:1-8. His
ited, it is doubly important that text, John 3:8 "The wind bloweth
homemakers cook the meat prop­ where it listeth, and thou hearest
erly. so as to get the most from the sound thereof, but canst not
every pound, according to Ruth tell whence it cometh, and whither
E. Crawford, home demonstration it goeth, so is every one that is
agent, As a result of years of re­ born of the Spirit.”
search in meat cookery, certain
Mrs. Ruth Hill and Mis. Fay Ar­
basic principles have been de­ rant« sang “Rock of Ages."
veloped which apply to all meth-
A welcome is extended to all to
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I ods of preparation.
attend these services.
In general, the tender cuts of
HERE AM) THERE
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meat are cooked by dry heat — a
that is. they are cooked in an un­
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covered
pan with no water added.
us plenty of trouble, and when and I
Veal and pork chops ami steaks
if it comes to our shores, it will be
are exceptions because they are
on the west coast. Eternal vigil- always cooked b.V
AND
moist heat,
ence is still the watchword.
The less tender cuts are cooked
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by moist heat — by braising —
Production of lumber in the Il­ that is biown the meat in a heavy
linois valley has begun to look like kettle, then add a tight fitting lid
last summer when trucks were and a
small amount of liquid, if
Onion Sets
running night and day to fill war necessary, Pork chops should be
Early Cabbage
orders. Chrome trucks are now braised without added liquid.
showing signs of life. Normally
Another moist heat method —
Cauliflower
75 trucks a day out of the valley cooking in water — is used for
Lettuce Plants
to Grants Pass loaded with war soups ami stews. Cover the meat
material is the rule. This year with water, cover kettle closely,
Rhubarb Roots
the valley will send more than 100 and cook at simmering tempera­
Seed Peas
trucks a day into Grants Pass.
ture until tender.
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And All Other Garden
Cook all meats at a moderate
Secretary of the Navy Knox temperature in order to retain
SEEDS!
testified before a committee in
congress yesterday, that he had
received reports to the effect that
The American Legion will give 3
MACK’S
time lost in war plants <luy to ab- i dance Saturday. March t>th in
SEED
AND FEED
the hall at Cave Junction. Good
music and a good evenings enjoy­
Cave Junction
mailed. The Kerby high and grade ment is assured all who attend
school teachers handled the reg-
stration with efficiency and w.th-
out causing registrants to wait in
line.
MINERS HEADQUARTERS
615 “G” Street
Grants Pass, Oregon
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\mong new books recently ad­
ded to the high school library an
"Sky Hostess," “History f Latin
America". “Mathematics i Avia
t on", "Toughen Up Americ.i, " an<
"Building and Flying Mo< el Air
planes.”
Physics class has been i study
mg Fundamentals of Elc • ctricit)
since the beginning of the ■ second
semester.
This week’s project-
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included the building of Voltaic.
Daniell, and storage cells
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The Junior girls «re -tudying
clothing and the Senioi girls foods
this semester in their Home Eco­
nomics classes
A New Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
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At Your Grocer
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Gone up
tn Smoke!
You can’t afford to be
Without Insurance
Don’t Wait Until it is
TOO LATE!
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Phone 334
GRANTS PASS
HOTEL
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
us.
Lynn .Tolliffee, elder, Cave Junc­
tion.
W omen
WELDERS
NOW HAL 6
HI LL & HULL
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Morning worship, 11a.m.
Young People’s service, 7:45 P
So go warm the milk for his bottle
Thank God we don’t need your kid.
Benson County Farmer, N. I).
Thank God We Don’t
NEED YOUR SON
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SEE M C. ATHEY
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I Lew Hammer, Selma
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Grants Pass. Oregon
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