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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 26, 1913
Robert Schumacher
Writes Courier Letter
Illinois Valley News
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and ita 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
ing in the Pass and mine are now
residing in Twin Falls. Ida. My
father used to have a grocery
store across the street from the
Courier.
We are in different outfits and ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
never would have met if it hadn't
OF SEVENTH DAY
been for this sojourn in the sick
ADVENTISTS
bay. Tomorrow we are both re­
Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m.
turning to duty and will go back
Preaching Service 11:00 a. m.
to our outfits and separate ways.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
We will each remember this visit, 7:30 p. m.
as it certainly has been swell to
You are invited to meet with
talk of home and to meet someone us.
from the same place. The other
F. W. Cooper, elder, Cave Junc­
marine is Sgt. Hugh. Miller.
tion.
Sincerely,
o-
T. Sgt. Robert F. Schumacher.
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
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CHUCHES
For Drugs, Toiletries
Fountain Service
The following letter is self ex-'
planatory, and was sent to th«
Come to
Grants Pass Courier by Robert F.
Schumacher, formerly of Cave
OWL PHARMACY
Junction and a graduate of Kerby
In Grants Pass
high school. The Schumachers
formerly owned the grocery store
Editor
M C ATHEY
now known as the Model Grorery
and sold to Mr. and Mrs. Oliveri
I Green. Following is the article in
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
the Courier:
Naturopathic Physician
In Josephine County
A former Grants Pass boy, T.
Office
hours: 9 a. m. to 12 :
'»nr Year
»1 50 I Sgt. Robert F. Schumacher, tells |
S
1:30 p. m. to 3 :30 p. m.
Six Month'
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-75
f
Sherman's Camp
Three Month*
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50 i of meeting another marine from
I
Cave Junction
here, Hugh H. Miller, while in sick
0
Outside of Josephine County
bay. somewhere in the south Pa-1
0'
CHURCH
(»nr Year
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i eific, in a letter received today by Observation Post News
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
the Courier. The letter follows: I
Young
People’s service, 7:45 P
WARDROBE
(Continued from Page One)
The Illinois Valley News reserve- the right to reject any advertising | Dear Editor:
in.
CLEANERS
copy which i> deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application
I though it might be of interest one of the captains of the Elkhead
Evening service, 8:15 p. in.
Grants Pass
i to your readers, as it was to us, to July, and he writes, "You folks
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8
Mail your cleaning and press-
i find out that this is a small world keep up the good work out there.
P- m.
ing work to us — We will mail
after all.
If it hadn't been for one of those
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it back cleaned and pressed.
After my arrival at a group sick Observation Posts, I probably
KERBY SUNDAY SCHOOL
bay in the south Pacific, the bed would not be here now. They sure
Sunday school at 1. O. O. F. hall,
beside mine was taken by another mean a lot to us boys when we get
9:45 a. m.
HULL & HULL
marine. We were conversing, and in trouble.” We are sure that the
NATIONAL ÉDITORIAL— as always the topic turned to home observers at Elkhead who all know
FUNERAL HOME
0 R E c1o0N LVÎ S P alp E R
|(MQ W ASSOCIATION and our former life. When the Lt. Cramer now realize that their CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY Ambulance service day or nite
CHURCH
P U 8 11 S ¿E RS1 4 s[s 05)1 A î I 0 N
marine mentioned his folks lived in vigilance is of great value to their
210 West “A"
Phone 334
Geo. H. Gray, Pastor.
Oregon, it didnt take us long to brothers in arms, the flying offic­
Sunday
School
—
10
a.
nt.
discover we were both formerly of ers of the United States Army Air
Morning worship—11 a. m.
Grants Pass. We discussed mutual Force.
A REAL WOODSMAN
Young People's Society—8 p. m.
F H A LOANS
friends, and soon discovered that
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Sunday school 10 to 11 a. m.
we had both gone to school togeth­
BUILD NOW — PAY BY
t»,
This is a family war. Pot
One of the most regrettable accidents happened er over ten years ago.
Church services 11 to 12 a. nt.
THE MONTH
your WarHondbuying through
Senior
Bible
study,
7:45.
yesterday in the woods of the W. B. Barton Lumber I moved to Cave Junction and
the payroll savings plan on a
Valley Lumber Co.
7:45
C. Y. P. S. meeting ...
family plan, which means fig-
company, when one of the employes was accidentally he moved to California. In 1936
West F St.
Phone 47
All young people invited.
ure it out yourself.
he moved back and graduated from
killed
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Grants Pass high school in the class
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This editorial is not written for the sake of the of '37. His parents are still liv­ Send The News to your friends
CARD OF THANKS
accident—It was absolutely no one’s fault—Rather
we are concerned with one man, Arthur Kellert, sup­
erintendent of the woods crew.
Mr. Kellert must have nerves of steel. He perhaps
accumulated some of them in the last World War
where he served with distinction, and just a short
time ago when he was one of the valley men who went
to Midway Island and stayed a year, coming out just,
Before the Fall Rains Start
before Pearl Harbor.
The boy w ho was killed was one of the most pop­
65-pound Super Quality Composition Roofing.
108 square
feet with fixtures to apply.
Ch
ular men on the crew, everyone liked him, which
SPECIAL
ZpZ.Aiy
makes the deed of Mr. Kellert the more difficult. The
90-pound per roll GREEN Mineral Surfaced Roof­
‘‘cat" rested its runners on the body of the boy, and
ing ready to apply. SPECIAL
$5.69
someone had to back it off his body—the body of the
Extra cans of lap cement may be had at
EACH
15c
boy everyone liked so well.
We alto have a few squares of “NORTHERN" Brand GREEN
When the coroner arrived to take the body, Ar­
standard Hexagonal SHINGLES SPECIAL at
A. C
thur Kellert did not ask any of the other “cat” driv­
PER SQUARE
ers to do the terrible job that had to be done, he
NORTHERN” Brand Roll Roofing. 3 5-pound light composi-
tion roofing.
108 square feet with nails and cement to
stepped upon the ill-fated machine, raised its nose
apply.
off the body and deliberately backed the “cat" off the
$1.19
SPECIAL
body w it bout as much as disturbing a hair of his head.
45 pound Super Quality Composition Roofing.
108 square
We take our hat off to this man, who must have
feet with nails and cement.
$1.75
SPECIAL
had nerves of steel to ¿o this difficult act which had
55-pound Super Quality Composition Roofing.
108 square
to be done. Kellert never winced once. He could
feet with fixtures to apply.
$2.10
have asked several other good drivers to do it, but
SPECIAL
he elected himself and never once faltered.
“JOHNS-MANVILLE''
WE
CARRY
"PIONEER”
AND
Excellent work, Art. The community sympathizes Î Roll roofings and shingles at slightly higher prices.
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with you and what you did. We most certainly sym­
For patching Leaky ROOFS get a can of
pathize with the father and mother who lost a very
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Elastic Roof Cement
good boy, who was their sole support.
SAVE MONEY
Repair That Roof
ä
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Till NEXT BONI) DRIVE
Startin'1 the 9th of September, the Nation's In­
vasion Bond Drive will start. This bond drive will
be larger than the last one, which was the largest
sale of bonds e\ er conceived by man—Still, we must
do better and better, until the war’s end comes and
we are again at peace.
We do not know what the valley’s quota will be
as yet, but whatever it is. we know the citizens of this
section will do all they can to help the government
do ail it can for the boys OlIR boys—who are across
the waters fightinr OUR battles. We are only asked
to buy bond- bonds that pay a premium.
V-Homes Make It, Then They Make It Last!
» I
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A
jir
• «b
1
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1 Pound size, only
2
Pound size, only
5 Pound size, only
19c
15c
68c
I
We wish to thank all friends of
the late Edward Dailey, who so
kindly made his last days brighter
and lighter and assisted him in
many ways, Our thanks and ap-
predation for every kindness
shown him.
T. J. DAILEY.
ELINOR DIMMICK,
JESSIE WARREN.
“A great note indicates a great man”
—Rostand
AUGUST
M
& DRY CLEANERS I
. Agencies
5TAIMBRUF
PROCESS
U5
28—First oil well blows at
Titusville. Penna., 1859.
29—Ci.ver Wendell Holmes
( Autocrat of Breakfast
Table'). bom. 1809.
^4 30— Treaty between Narra-
-juiyjp- gansett Indians and col-
onies, 1645.
¿•«T..
31—General Fremont frees
slaves in Missouri. 1861
-w.' SEPTEMBER
1—Deerfield. Mass burned
J--*-- •' —
by Indians. 1675
—
2—Alexander Hamilton,
first secretary of treasury,
takes office. 1789.
»NU fa,.«
CHADWICK
¡HOTELS
COFFEE SHOPS
In Connection
HOTEL
REDWOOD
Grants Pass, Oregon
HOTEL JACKSON
Medford, Oregon
HOTEL OREGON
Eugene, Oregon
HOTEL
U. S. TIRES
"Where Most People Trade"
/'
. n
(«rants
Pass, A
Oregon
DUCKWORTH
The Tire Man
'•.■.■AXW.W.XXW.XXXXV.XXXXW.XXW.W.VAXV.VAV;
SENATOR
Salem, Oregon
HOTEL MARION
Grants Pass
Salem, Oregon
IcCrcdie Hot Mineral Springs:
MeCredie Springs, Oregon
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
DAY AND NIGHT
To all property owners who have not filed
their correct mailing address with the tax of­
fice and particularly those who have purchased
property since .January 1, 1942:
L. B. Hall Funeral Home
Near County Courthouse
5th and “C” Streets
Grants Pass
A New Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
Quick • Easy - Safe
It shall be the duty of each person, firm or corporation
owning real or personal property within the state, or
against whom taxes upon real or personal property are
chargeable, to keep the tax collector of the county where
said real or personal property is situated informed of the
tiue and correct address of said person, firm or corpora­
tion. and no such person, firm or corporation who fails,
r fuses or neglects to keep said tax collector so informed
shall be permitted to plead lack of due notice given by
said tax collector in any suit, action or other proceedings
commenced or prosecuted under the provisions of this act
r in any matter growing out of the administration of
this act."
We are preparing to mail out all statements
for taxes due this fall ( 1943-44 tax ) so that each
property owner may have the opportunity of
taking advantage of the discount allowed if paid
before November 15th, However, this cannot
be ('one unless we have your cooperation in
registering your address.
Write or call
for complete
I., *nvr nmlrri«!« ami manpower for tile star program. Vic­
tor« Home* are liu*v Imme*---- «eu mg. darning, ami repairing.
Ile*ide* rt»n*enalissit. the \-llome pledge of the < Hlice of
« ivilian l*eten*e enter* preparation again*! air raid*. »«Hag­
ing of c-«enlial material*, guarding of fact», and war stump
ami Imml bin ing.
information—
Grants Pass Branch o/r&«
United States National Bank
NeW Off tea. Port Und. Ora g on
«tasta Hiuai iiFisii inioirci ceaeaaaviea
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Ambulance Service
PHONE 388
I
, 27—American Bar Associa-
----- tion admits three Negro
lawyers. 1912.
Recapping and Repairing
1899
¡FRENCH LAUNDRY
Call: Wed. and Sat.
Rogue River Hardware
1899
MINERS HEADQUARTERS
615 “G” Street
Grants Pass, Oregon
Haynes Clothing Shop
Wittrock’s Store, Kerby
| Lew Hammer, Selma
Complete Line of
s.'""
GRANTS PASS
HOTEL
LOYD LEWIS
Sheriff and Tax Collector,
Josephine County. Oregon.