Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November 10, 1918
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An independent new spaper devoted to the developm ent of the richeat
valley in the world, the Illinoia Valley and it« surrounding districts
Published every Thursday at Cave
Junction, Oregon, by the Illinois
Valley Publishing Company.
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Ju n e 11, 1937 a t the Post O ffice
at Cave Junction, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
M. C. Athey
Editor
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A S S O C IA T IO N
THE WILL TO DO
CHURCH
ONE NO TRESSPASSING
SIGN SUFFICIENT
RULES JUDGE MEARS
Only one “ no trespassing”
sign is needed to protect prop­
erty , Circuit Judge John It.
Mears ruled recently in find­
ing six duck hun ters guilty
of trespass.
The hunters, each fined $10,
contended that F arm er Paul R.
M artin of T routdale had not
put up enough “ no trespass­
ing" signs and fu rth e r that be­
cause of darkness and fog they
The com plainant said he had
lost 60 heud of cattle last year
to h u n te rs’ gunfire.
Help the Hospital
When You Want
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
SAW
NOTES
T H A T ARE DEPENDABLE
MORNAY and ANNA ATHEY
CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY back from Portland.
CHURCH
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George H. Gray, Pastor
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
Sunday School attendance was
169 last Sunday. B irthdays were
observed for George Bell, Duane
Cross, Beverly B rillhart, Jean
Knight and Jim m y Cady.
The contest betw een the Reds
and Blues is to be a stratosphere
race, the Blues are now leading.
Visitor was Mrs. G race Johnson of
Long Beach, visiting the Sherier
family.
Rev. G ray’s them e was “ The
Whole A rm or of God.” A rthur
Drews sang “ The Glory of His
Presence.” Frances Young and
Lilabelle Cross sang a duet for
the evening service, and the SSRG
young folk a q u a rte t w ith George
Smith, Duane Cross, D arleen and
Claire Cooper, singing “ Take Time
to be Holy.”
Two Circles m et this week,
Town W ednesday afternoon and
an all day m eeting of the O’Brien
circle a t Mrs. B urton’s today
(T hursday). The all day meeting
of the M issionary group is sched­
uled for next W ednesday at the
church (N ovem ber 16), and all
ladies will w ant to be present to
hear results of the bazaar sales
and reports from committees.
The rum m age sale will be held Sat­
urday, November 19, place to be
announced later.
Coming this S aturday a t 8 p. m.,
a fine moving picture entitled
“ Voices of the Deep” , a natural
color, sound film, showing life
in the ocean, produced by the
scientist, Dr. Irw in S. Moon, in
connection with Moody Bible In
stitu te of Chicago. This is to be
a free program and w orth seeing,
•'arents should bring their children
to see this unusual and in stru c­
tive picture.
The regular singspiration for
Noveml>er will be next Sunday
a t 2 :30 p.m., a t Bridgeview
Church, everyone invited. Spec­
ial num bers are wanted.
Sunday evening November 20, a
song service with m any special
num bers by local talen t will be
held a t the Community Church.
“The man who says it can’t de done, is continually
being interrupted by someone doing it.”—Selected.
We of the Valley have been trying to build a much
needed hospital for the benefit of all Valley people.
We made a good start, and it is still a very live issue,
but seems to be in a categorical corner of delay, tern
porarily only. When the citizens of the Valley fully
realize what the hospital will mean for those who need
it and need it in a hurry, they will rise up in a body
and build it.
Crescent City has shown us the way. Our coast
town neighbor needed a dock and when the citizens
really realized the need, they pitched in and started
to build one. Everything was donated. Trucks, sand
and gravel, lumber, carpenter,s, laborers and helpers
by the score, tore into the job without ever expecting
a cent for their labors or services, and lo and behold,
the dock is on its way to an early completion.
When the citizens of the Valley get keyed up to
the right pitch, they will all get together and start
building our hospital. Those who cannot contribute
materials or labor, can give cash to buy something
that can’t be donated. All ready hundreds (we be
lieve there are hundreds) have given cash and more
will do so when the fever start,s percolating, then our
hospital will be a reality. If some good doctor would
only inoculate this kind of a fever bug into enough
good people, and make it contageous, we WILL GET
OUR HOSPITAL.
We pray the Lord to send us a Bug—a big BUG, SSRG HAPPENINGS
so we can become inoculated with the desire to help OF THE PAST WEEK
build a place where our sick and distressed people can
Rev. Geo. Gray gave an in ter­
be taken and brought back to health and happiness.
esting talk a t the banquet held
could not see them.
Judge Mears said, "T he law
does not require more than one
sign to mark such a trespasser
guilty of a m isdem eanor, and
it occurs to the court th a t if
the visual conditions were so
faulty at the tim e and place,
that it would certainly be un­
safe for a hu n ter to a ttem p t
to h u n t” .
PEEPING POLLY
last Sunday evening at the Com­
m unity church to the SSRG group
and th eir families. Special music
was given during the banquet hour
and church services.
The next regular m eeting of the
group will be at the home of
Sharon and Jonelle Benge with the
form er, captain of the evening,
and Jonelle, game commander.
Plans are also being made for the
festive holidays and m eetings
should be well attended.
GIRL SCOUT
A C T IV IT IE S
ALWAYS CALL ON
PAUL SCH N EID ER’S BRIDE.
C ongratulations Paul.
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FRAN BADDEN and his BEST
GAL making with those eyes.
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HOBGOBLINS and HOOLI­
GANS howling on Halloween.
JOHNSON, JEWELER
619 E ast “ H ” S tre e t
ÎÎÎÎK 5 5ÎÎÎÎÎ55ÎK  ÎK ÎÎÎÎÎ5Ϋ»«
O’BRIEN’S
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PETITIO N S for a bank m aking
the rounds.
MELODY LANE
D R IV E -IN CAFE
# • *
TREVE ALLEN playing ch au f­
feur on a CAT.
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MRS. J. C. ABERNATHY play- !
ing NEWS HOUND.
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LUCILLE FLOYD going BOOM
into the back of a parked car.
Opening Under New Management
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16th
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Hours:
HOLES in our new highway.
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ARLINE and RUSSELL DOR­
AN in town for the week end.
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MORE RAIN.
B ritain’s w ar w ith F rance in
1695 was partly paid for by a
tax on bachelors.
G rants Pass
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
6 p. m. to Midnight
Saturday and Sunday, 2 p. m. to 1 a. m.
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Glass Table Tops
Troop No. 3 met at the home
of Mrs. Lee Carson, leader, Friday
night and listened to recording of
their KUIN broadcast.
A quizz was given each girl on
scouting and the w inner is to com­
pete with other Troops of d iffe r­
ent districts, and final w inners to
compete at the annual Scout din-
i tier to be held at Ashland in
March. B arnett Smith, assistant
leader, treated each girl with c a n ­
dy treats. The Troop is now work-
| mg on th eir child care badge.
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