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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1948)
Illinois Valley Neu-. Thursday, .May 13, 1918 yilikciA Vtflleif TIetoA STOP I HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN ANYTHING I An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the riche»’ valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and ite surrounding districts M /W »6» " I A M AH A M E R IC A N OAV Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon, by the Illinois NAi IONÁL tU. . vJ.' Î. .t_ Valley Publishing Company. a SSO C IAÌIO n Entered as second-claaa matter .Sfätsn& tA— June 11, 1937 at the Poet Office at Cave Junction, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879 M. C. Athey - \ in readiness, w eath er p erm ittin g , the outdoor p latfo rm which is to be used as a dance floor, and fo r those who enjoy trip p in g the light fa n ta stic m ay do so betw een th eir snacks or w ithout, according to the new ow ners, Mr. and Mrs. H N. G uliksen. This innovation th ey hope will become p o p u lar fo r p a rty groups I Commercial job printing at the o r anyone ju s t w an tin g to enjoy ( News. Editor S U B S C R IP T IO N R A TES // n ORIG c O , u COME AND HAVE FUN In Josephine County • z -\ O ne Y ear 'S G p ER $2.50 $$1.25 Six Kent P U B L I S KjE R,S 4 s [ s ( © l A T I 0 N O utside J o ..p h .„ . C o u n t, O ne Y ear $3 00 Good Food & Free Dancing I lie Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates upon application _P tf REDW OOD E M P IR E NEW SPAPER . • P U B L IS H E R S EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING Un/f. _ ---------------- ------------------------------J i i # » o « d e m p ir e a is o c ia t io m BOOMERANG, STIRRING MOBILE X-RAY UNIT DRAMA COMING TO VISIT VALLEY FRIDAY, SATURDAY at I t is estim ated th a t m ore than D ana A ndrew s in a g rip p in g 50,000 people in the U. S. die sto ry of a m an, a S ta te ’s a tto rn e y , each y ear from tuberculosis and who placed a h ig h er value on the h alf a m illion have the disease in life of a n o th e r m an th an on his active form . O f th ese cases, ab o u t I Gilliam, Z enna G arrison, M arie own political am b itio n s will be h a lf a re know n to health a u th o r VFW AUXILIARY TO | Smith, B a rb a ra T re fe th e n , J u a n ita ' seen in this p ictu re. C o -starred ities, th e o th e r q u a rte r million are HONOR PRESIDENT Rush, Donis G oldsby, J u n e K night, w ith him will be J a n e W y att, as u n re p o rte d cases and co n stitu te Helen F a rm e r, L arry T re fe th e n , j his w ife, and Lee Cobb, th e to r a g rav e th r e a t to th e health of AT DINNER MONDAY Bill C ausey, an d a new m em ber m ented c h ief o f police. th e en tire population. A very in te re stin g m eetin g of front C alifo rn ia, Mrs. B eulah D anny K aye, th e sc re e n ’s top T u b ercu lo sis can be found by the VFW A u x iliary w as held Mon Johnson. comic in th e S ecret L ife o f W alter ch est x -ray in g a p p a ren tly healthy F o r those th a t w an t to enjoy a day evening, May 10 a t th e high M itty, is a fast and fu rio u s fu n people o v er 15 y ears of age. The school The C h a rte r w as draped g o o d tim e a tte n d the big W estern film in tech n ico lo r w ith V irg in ia X -ray is th e m ost im p o rtan t aid in m em ory of a d ep a rte d sister, dance, a t the K erby high school Mayo as c o star in this new m usical, in fin d in g t.b., fo r it can d e te c t A lice C anfield. gym , S atu rd ay , M ay 22. It will be ! Ann R u th erfo rd an d th e gorgeous th e p resen ce o f th e disease even in P lans w ere m ade fo r a potluck an unusual event in a W estern (loldw yn g irls, is scheduled fo r e a rly stag es b efo re sym ptom s a re d in n er to be held n e x t M onday atm osphere. Sunday. ap p a re n t. The R am blers will m eet again even in g a t 6:30, h o n o rin g the De W ednesday com es H usky Jam es T he N atio n al T uberculosis As p a rtm e n t P re sid e n t, Mrs. F reida F riday to co n tin u e th e ir w ork C raig as th e m an in Lucille sociation and its a ffilia te d sta te P etersen , who is v isitin g th e local New- m em bers a rc alw ays w elcome B rem er’s life is th e ex citin g sto ry , and local asso ciatio n s a re cooper --------------o-------------- au x iliary on th a t d ate. New mem D ark D elusion, o f a d o cto r who a tin g th ro u g h o u t th e co u n try w ith bers also to be in itia te d a t this laces the loss of his c a re e r in his o fficial h ealth d e p artm en ts in m eeting. Each and ev ery membe; Out Door Dancing Is new d e te rm in a tio n to prove th a t the m ass-x-ray ex am in atio n s to screen o f the A u x iliary is especially in Innovation at Melody Lane girl he loves is not in san e. o u t th e unknow n cases. T hey a re vited to he p resen t to m eet Mrs. Second fe a tu re , S tra n g e J o u r a p ractical w ay o f fin d in g u n LANE P etersen . ney w ith P au l Kelly an d Osa know n t.b. and w henever ‘.hese M elody Lane, new ly opened e a t An ed u catio n al so und picture. M assen, is the a d v en tu ro u s sto ry p ro g ram s a re plan n ed should r e Sm oke Ju m p e rs, w as show n by ing place a t O ’B rien, is g ettin g of a d esp erate m a n ’s one-w ay ceive th e e n tire su p p o rt of th e C liffo rd M arshall, to m em bers of , __________________ ______________ path to a w om an’s double-crossing people of th e com m unity. th e P o st and A uxiliary. h eart. It is a stra n g e sto ry o f a The schedule fo r th e Mobile d esp erate m an ’s one-w ay p ath to x -ray u n it will be in th e V alley a w om an’s double-crossing h eart. W ednesday, May 26, a t th e K erby RAMBLERS TO HOLD It is a stra n g e sto ry o f love and H igh school, 9 a m. to 11 a.m ., DANCE MAY 22nd violence th rillin g ly told ag ain st Ivy T h e a tre , 12 m. to 3 p.m ., O ’ The Rough -in I R eady R am bler- the m enacingly lu»h back d ro p of B rien, M elody I^ine, 4 p.m . to 6 a lonely ju n g le island in the p.m. 400 x -ray s can be done daily, m et la st T u esd ay a t thoir new C aribbean sea. one a m inute. T hese services a re club house ar d race track site on av ailab le to all ages b u t ad u lts the W estside • >a.l to co n tin u e with ’and clea. «• L a te r in the day a re m ost u rg e n tly stressed fo r the Bridge C lub Entertained "ivy en jo y ed a j> :ic lu rch . x-rays. N ext week we will publish By Mrs. Sam Bunch B it m e :t i i g w as called to m ore detailed in fo rm a tio n , ex i n t e i by P ros le ir , Mr Edm T he B ridge C lub was e n te r p lain in g th e U nits w ork L an ta. A Ji -.c.i: -u it on th eir ?o:u tained at th e home of Mrs. M attie in,- dance, Mr-, 22, followed. It S e y fe rth , B ridgeview , last T h u rs will be held a t the Kerby High FRANK T. SOWELL day afte rn o o n with Mrs. Sam school gym an d will be a re g u la r Bunch hostess, due to the absence F ran k T. Sow ell, b e tte r known Old Tim e W estern with sq u are of her m o th er, who was called to as D ecker Sow ell, aged 62 years, dances, P aul Jo n es, and m any C alifo rn ia on account o f the ill fo rm e r resid en t an d n ativ e o f the o th ers. E veryone is to come in ness o f a relative. Illinois valley, died a t his hom e in w estern a ttire , or som ething sim T he hostess served a delicious H u n tin g to n P a rk , C alifo rn ia, last ilar. R efresh m en ts will be served d essert preceding th e afte rn o o n of T hursday, May 6, a t 4 p.m. He was by the high school girls. Mrs See the many advantages of this new card s w ith high score prize w in home freezer, which also serves as a born n e a r H olland, O cto b er 15, P ansy W ebb will show her pinto ner b eing Mrs. J M. Smock, sec kitchen table. Fold-down leaf for extra 1685, and had m ade his hom e here trick stallio n . Sago Chief, which ond, Mrs. H. R Floyd ,and tra v e l work surface and breakfast table. Ca u n til ab o u t tw o y e a rs ago when will be an added featu re. ling prize, Mrs. Jessie L eonard. A fte r the m eeting everyone r e pacity, 6 cubic feet. Counter-balanced th ey moved to C alifo rn ia. lid opens easily — stays up without He is survived by his widow Mrs. tu rn ed to the work with Mrs. holding. Quick defroster for foods re GRANGERS TO HEAR M aude Sowell o f H u n tin g to n P a rk , N etie Gilliam fu rn ish in g the c a te r quiring it. Come in, first chance, and a son, P ercy Sow ell o f W illiam s; pillar fo r th e clearin g project. The see these and other features. REPORTS MAY 20th a d au g h ter, Mrs. Delia R u tled g e site is tak in g shape nicely with the FRED CULP 1 he Illinois \ alley G ran g e will o f G ra n ts P ass; tw o g ra n d c h ild follow ing en erg etic w orkers, E thel , hold th e ir n ex t re g u lar m eeting ren and tw o g re a t-g ra n d c h ild re n : B anta, C ora M asoner, N ettie P H O N E 4011 T hu rsd ay , May 20. It is hoped tw o sisters, M rs M aude C lark of that a larg e a tte n d a n c e will he G ra n ts Pass, an d Mrs. L en o ra R ob B E FO R E 9 .0 0 a. m. A F T E R 5 :00 p. m. present as th e re will be a re p o rt on inson; tw o b ro th e rs, Lee and Ralph the Rogue R iver Basin Irrig a tio n Sowell, all o f C ave Ju n c tio n . project. Also a rep o rt on th e a g F u n eral serv ices w ere held ric u ltu re m eetin g at th e C o u n ty W ednesday a fte rn o o n , May 12, at G U A R A N T E E D W O R K A N D P A R T S FO R \g e n t s office held last Monday, the Cave J u n s rtio n C om m unity C E N fEB n b i v t E C T R IC — F R IG ID A IR E — W E S T IN G H O U S E May 10. c RO SLEY — NO RG E — SEARS & R O EB U C K A N D ch u rch with Rev. G eorge G ray of 1 he p ictu res shown at the last ficiatin g . Hull an d H ull w ere in M ONTGOM ERY W ARD m eeting by the co u n ty ag en t w ere h arg e of a rra n g e m e n ts and in te r PHONE very in te re stin g and well received. m ent w as at L au rel cem etery . PHONE 4011 Make y o u r plans to be p resen t Ju ly 4011 1st for B oosters night. E n te rta in C lassified ads in T he N ews are m ent by the G range C horus. Have little gold m ines. T hey get quick you a tte n d e d G range lately ? results. -ZSZ-— Zv M e lo d y L a n e Redwood Highway INVITE YOU TO SEE THE 4-H STYLESHOW *2 Saturday 2 P.M. May 15 SEE T H E S E E 4 -H 1 | . . . about i t ! "Men of distinction” always rely on I u> tor immaculately cleaned, precision pressed | suits. You too. can tell a success story. Send \oui t lot lies to us. All our work is done in our | own modern plant in Cave Junction. OF O R EG O N We recom mend to you very highly our three-term G ov ernor, H arold E. Stassen, for th e next President. We know him well. He was born on a M innesota hom e stead which his father and m other are still farming. He has alw ays been right on agricultural questions, from oleom arga rine and cooperatives, to p arity and conservation We also have confidence in him on the big issues th a t affect us all. He has been firm and consistent against th e com m unists He has lH-en a constructive leader in every respect He backed an outstanding farm er, E dw ard J. T h y e, as G overnor and as U nited S tates Senator. How Farmers Backed Stassen We farm ers of M innesota have been solid behind Harold btaiwen. I he best proof of this was his sweeping victory in the farm ing areas of M innesota in his third election after we'had had the chance to see how he acted as G overnor for tw o terms. •n his third election as our G overnor the farm ers backed him overw helm ingly For exam ple, in the corn hog county of M artin down near the Iowa line Stassen received 4.881 votes to 1,717 for his opponent. In the dairy county of G oodhue on th e W isconsin line Stassen received 5,535 votes to 2,711 for his op ponent. In the w heat and diversified agricultural countv o f Hock on the S outh D akota line, he received 1,819 votes to 471 for his opponent. And in th e big agricultural countv of O tte r Tail up on the N orth D akota line he received 6.327 votes to 4.580 for his opponent. In the state as a whole he received 409.800 votes to 299,917 for his opponent. § Altering and repairing cheerfully done to help | you keep your clothes in good repair. Illinois Valley Cleaners We know we speak for the farm ers of M innesota ns a whole when we recom mend him to von as the best m.-n for President of the U nited S tates, in your ’ b y 21 s, p r l.n a " , W ith our neighborly best wishes. Sincerely, FARMERS FOR STASSEN SHOP P hone 3389 Carl W a lk e r Jo sep h in e C ounty is a "B ig B usiness’’— I t ’s y o u r husiness- w ith y o u r help, le t’s conduct co u n ty a ff a rs «■ a business W ° ; ld * . , r ! C« > i* young enough to do a good job and old enough to know how to do it ” Alelvin Johnaon L ittle Fork G ordon Kuahnell K t. I T am a ra c k . M in n . Ilarry Fdm tinda M ilfo rd Da tin Heading. M in n . C. U . Kogalla H a rry K lu n ta C le v e la n d , M i n n . O le F laat Pd Ad, Kt« I K t. 2 M in n . C edar, M in n . U h ite Hear. M in n . Fisher. M in n . John Picha K t. 4 Silver Lake, M in n . Boyd < onley Verndale, M in n . George K u eh inaki lla m lin e A Co. Koad G Kam«cv C o u n ty . M in n . M elvin Fnger K t. 3 Big Lake, M in n . 8 Ï. ____________________ A ncher Nelwen, C h a irm a n K t. 2 llu tc h in a o n , M in n . Howard U halen S tillw a te r, M in n . John lla r tle K t. 2 O w ato nn a. M in n . Candidate Republican Nomination COUNTY COMMISSIONER "* Cave Junction, Oregon In the Tow nship o f Eureka, w lia.-li is a com plete tow nship o f m ilk producers in his hom e ro u n ty o f D akota, where they had know n h im for two term s as ro u n ty a tto rn e y and two term s as governor, h r re ceived a re m a rk a b le vote o f I58 to 27 for his oppo n e n t. RCA, VICTOR, COLUMBIA. Etc. 105 North Sixth Street — Grants Pass S E W IN G C L U B M E M B E R S M O D E L D R E S S E S To the Farmers ENJOY THE MUSIC YOU LIKE HAVE IT WHEN YOU WANT IT “ Eor your favorite choose records by THE >1 I S M DRESSES OF M IN N E S O TA RELAX! __ M ODEL MADE From the Farmers CAVES REFRIGERATION & WASHER REPAIR THERE’S NO QUESTION HAVE M odels will a p p e a r in o u r w indow s. A w ard s in this c o n test th a t s ta rte d d u rin g Sew and Save w eek, will be m ade, FRED CULP & " P E N N Y M A ID S ” AS T H E Y THEY Household Refrigerator Repairs 8 O’Brien, Oregon Penney’s New Maytag HOME FREEZER P a dance o r tw o d u rin g the a fte r noon o r fo r th e e n tire evening. A good selection of reco rd s to make th is re c re a tio n p le a s a n t has al ready been received and th e only th in g th ey a re w aitin g fo r now is good w eath er, an d we hope that will be soon. fT u l H uU him on M uin * hsim isn «4 S t o w « , I « . , South
