Illinois V alley News, Thursday, February 10, 1919 JW/tioAd Washington Letter Viflleif IJetoA (Continued from Page Selma News Items Onci (By Mrs. F ritz K rauss) An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest they might not have some ‘notice,’ Mr. and Mrs. F rank Lima and valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and it« surrounding districts or tim e to look fo r other jobs, they son F rank, J r., o f Sacram ento, were told, ‘You got your notice on Published every Thursday at Cave N A T I O N A L E D IT O R IA L California, are here visiting their November 2nd.’ Junction, Oregon, by the Illinois I -1 *A - • — ' - daughter Mrs. J. A. Buckles and A S S O C I A T I O N Valley Publishing Company. “ The same re-organization act, 'zJ * - r family. While here a fam ily re- Entered as second-class matter which the F a ir Deal has interpret- j A C T IV E M E M S E S June 11, 1937 at the Post Office ed to give no protection to these union was beld w ith their tw0 at Cave Junction, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879. men, also says th a t these research I cbildren- five grandchildren an.l M. C. Athey - - - . - - ..................... S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S In Josep hin e C o u n ty « 0 R E c1o(NjN LW S(rj8P E R P U B L I S h | e R,S Editor 0J71 A T I 0 N O ne Y e a r .....................................’ 2 50 g jx M onths .......... $$1.25 O u ts id e Josephine C o u n ty One Year ................................$3.00 The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising copy which it deems objectionable. A dvertising rates upon application SCOUT WEEK men may not take jobs from Fed three great-grandchildren present. eral agencies fo r a year a fte r they Besides the Limas, and the J. A. leave the Hill. T h at was intended Buckles families, there were Mr. to prevent an agency from o ffe r and Ed Santos, G ray and Linda ing a job to an investigator who Santos; Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooks was gettin g to know too much and and daughter, Sandra, of about its duplications or extrav Langlois. Mrs. Lima broke her shoulder agances. T h at is not unknown in in a car accident on Hayes hill W ashington. “ Perhaps we can correct this but is recovering satisfactorily. la tte r difficulty by Congressional W. V. Karlson is back in the action, but it __ is _ a poor patch on the hole torn in the "morale of the Al'my as . a caPtain a fte r over a research staffs. We will have year civilian life. . He will be g reat difficulty re-creating them stationed at Tripoli in N orth Af- in the future. I re g re t particu- *'lca ,a nd Mrs' K allson and daugh- larly the loss of a sta ff of the cal- ler C atherine will join him as soon ¡her we were able to get together as bv‘n^ Q uarters are available, for the com m ittee on appropria- They have been n,akin» th eir home tions. Some o f them w part- Wlth M rs' K ailson’3 parents, Lt. w ere ere part ners or top flight executives of ac Col. and Mrs. A. A. W hitesell. This is Bov Scout Week, and the nation is paying tribute to the Scouts of America, it is their 39th birth day. Some 2,200,000 boys are members of Scout troops all over the United States, and the experience these boys receive in Scouting, makes them better citizens. counting firm s in the east, serv- The Scout oath is basic to the organization’s ideals ing w ithout pay, because they con- “On my honor I will do my best: To do my duty to Go( sidered it public service, and be- and my country, and to obey the Scout law; to help cause the re-organization act had taken away the stigm a of patron other people at all times; to keep myself physically age. strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.” “ In one com m ittee, the situation There are 12 things which the Scout law says a was so obvious th a t Democratic Republican m em bers united to Scout should be. He should be trustworthy, loyal, and refuse approval of certain of the helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful chairm an's choices. The m ajority thrifty, brave, clean and reverent. His motto is “Be on the appropriations committee was either b e tte r organized or prepared,” and his slogan, “Do a good turn daily.” b etter in stru cted ; the Republicans When we realize that some 2,290,000 persons today w eren’t perm itted to ask question-, are actively engaged in work having these principles let alone o ffer am endm ents.” to guide them and that in the last 39 years 15,500,000 men and boys have subscribed to the principles, the MERCHANTS WANT TO full value and influence of the Boy Scout movement CLOSE AT 6 O'CLOCK to the nation becomes very evident. IN OVR AMERICA B V C O L L IE R _ . . . . „ Commerclal J°b prin tin g a t the CWS' W H ER E TH E EATS ARE EX TR A GOOD A N D P R IC E S R E A S O N A B L E BREAKFAST — LUNCH — HO-MADE PIES DINNER Thanks a Million!! ISHAM’S FAST MOVERS A b o u t B E N IN V A N L IN E S S y a te m F r e ig h t S e rv ic e C o n v e n e F r e ig h t S e rv ic e For your past patronage and Watch Repairing tru st you continue the same See to the new owners, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Elston. J. L. NEILSEN W a tc h m a k e r and Jew eler 105 South 6th St. Grants Pass, Oregon M. M. Rucka r YES— We Do Alterations and Repairing B o o k k e e p in g P ro b le m s HALL ACCOUNTING SERVICE C a v e J u n c tio n _ B o o k k e e p in g , S ystem « In a ta lle d Q u a r te r ly P a y r o ll T a x R e p o rts , M o n th ly C A FE Howard and Grace Davis 4439 Accounting Service B ld g ., C E N T R A L TELEPHONE G ra n ts Pass ANOTHER PINOCHLE C A R D P arty Saturday, F eb ruary 12, Legion A uxiliary room, 8 p. m. | Prizes. One o f those between regular card parties. Johnson THE GOOD OLD RELIABLE C A V E J U N C T IO N Rear-end collisions a re usually i — hardest on the follower. Givi' yourself plenty of room to stop when following another car. ------------ -o ------------- . Your SURE—A classified ad in The News is just like money in the bank. Try it and see. MOVING! A num ber of m erchants in Cave Junction have decided to close! th eir stores at 6 o’clock in the evening, and those who wish to ’o this will s ta rt next Monday. F ebruary 14. The m erchants feel when they . have put in nine hours a t the store, they are entitled to an evening of rest like other folks. For HEY, MOM: — I put an ad in The News and sold that junk you asked me to throw away. What’d you know about that? P. U . C . R ep o rts z c - N Z v > z ? Í ' It s m ig h ty c o n v e n ie n t to k n o w you can h ave y o u r g a rm e n ts a lte r e d o r re p a ire d a t the tim e o f c le a n in g F e d e ra l an d S ta te In c o m e T a x R e tu rn s OWL DRUG STORE N o ta r y P u b lic T E A t H E R — W h y la oura ra ile d the fre e e n te rp ris e s y s te m 7 I ’ l I ’ll Because under o u r system , every in d iv id u a l is fre e Io develop his best at the job he chooses, e ith e r as a p ro p rie to r or as an em ployee. Our Apologies Correction P re s c rip tio n « A c c u r a te ly F ille d IR A S. H A L L , P r o p r ie to r Cor 6 th a n d H S t«., G ra n t« Pa«> Illinois Valley CLEANERS Luther and Pauline Sherier PHONE 3601 T ry the train 1 ast week The News had a te r laist week in the Illinois Valley rible time g ettin g things straight, Gush M arket display nd, we pub nnd we hope our cycle o f bad luck lislied a case of canned milk for has run the gauntlet and from $6 00, and single cans nt 18c Both now on, we can go along in a prices were typographical errors, constructive way. and the fault lies entirely with The In the l’.-T. A. article last week News office. The price should and a pinochle party item, cor have read. Case lots, $6 60 ant in- rected lines some how g o t dividual cans 14c. switched. The corrected line that should have appeared in the pi nochle party was put in the P.-T. A. article and the P-T . A. line was Rnmblers Sponsor Another shoved into the pinochle party. Dance for Next Saturday I he misplaced lines caused quite The Rough and Ready Ram blers an uproar and Nat Woolley re ceive,! a lot o f good natured rib are sponsoring a Hard Time dance I for next Saturady, F ebruary 12,1 bing from friends. Me want to assure Nat and his at the Bridgeview G range hall, Next time you go north or sister Mrs. V erna Danby, th at we and the com m ittee in charge have south try our convenient, over definitely stated that no glad rags | a re very sorry the m istake oc night train service. In winter, curred, and we sincerely apolo are needed for this event, every more than ex-er, you'll appre one attending is to come in theii gize. However, we wish to assure ciate the aa/eiy, comfort anil Nat th at the P.-T. A. have no in "hard tim e" a ttire or else! Fats dependability the train, alone, tention o f carry ing out the News’ will be served by the ladies d u r provide«. In the snug comfort ing the evening and music will be misplaced “ wit.” of a Pullman berth or coach And to Mr. nnd Mrs. M J furnished by the Sage Riders of you'll travel while you sleep, ar- S au er we are sorry th at Mrs G rants Pass, ri\ ing at your destination next 1 he Ramblers are making every | Founders Day cake” was mis morning rested and ready for placed in our story. The Found endeavor to make these dances ! the business of the day Over ers Day cake belong,si to the P.- popular and all proceeds a fte r ex night service returning also. T. A. We a re told you "can 't have penses are paid go into the build your cake and eat it too,” but we ing fund. They have the ground seemed to have stretched the point foundation sta rte d and w ith ge.t erous support plan on having i last week. club house that will he a credit t The fr ie n d ly the community. Southern Pacific A driv er’» hand out- -make» a See Y o u r N earest 3 P. Agent or W r it e J A . O rm a n d y , G P A . good turn. Subscribe to the News. H E A R T 'S D A N C E Saturday, Feb. 12—9 P. M. Meredith Building Cave Junction FREE EATS AND DRINKS Admission 75c Stag $1.25 per couple OVERNIGHT to Portland 5 2 H o m e s H a v e B een or San Francisco INSULATED In Josephine County During January ZELLS INC. ROCKWOOL INSULATION SP 622 P a c ific B ld g ., P o rtla n d 4, O re. DE-OXO-LIN 711 East I Street STRUCTURAL STEEL BUILDINGS Phone 2175 Grants Pass