mm muMinjI Ions, Obiqon. OCt03ER ,13, 1916 Numbm BO VOLUMB 3; 3 V- Directors Elect A Ney Cashier At Bank Vawter Crawford Accepts Position And Will Make His Home In lone As Soon As His Affairs Are Arranged HEPPNER LOSES, IONE GAINS Vawter Crawford editor of the people lost some of the beet birds nAfT;m- i Hnnnr- wasithey had. There is some clue -to metaA hv the Boad of Directors of the Bank of lone to the pai- tion of Cashier, he has been act ing in that capacity ever since the death of Clyde Brock, for mer cashier who committed sui- - cide a week ago, Mr. Crawford will at once arrange his affairs at Heppner to allow him to bring bis family here and make his home at lone. - His various in w teresta will be disposed of except -' the ownership of the Gazette Times which will be given over into the hands of his two sons Arthur and Spencer, who at the present time have active mana gement of the business. Mr. Crawford has been a resident of Morrow County -far twenty six and a half years and has held ' rum nnaitinna of trust at the Bands of the people. He was County Clerk for eight years of . that tiine. M)nring. the years he has been neve be fcas held the the confidence of all who knew him. -Hrf is no stranger to lone. His banking experience covers " en ami -aMiatf Tears with, .the P.V nnnntir nriOT to his taking over the Gazette-Times. This gives lone one of the best trustworthy- men that it was (possible to take from Heppner. what is her loss is our gain. The Journal wishes the new cashier -success and his many friends will rejoice over the wise selec tion of the Bank Directors, f ' J. L. Ciopan left this morning for The Dalles for a ahort busi ness trip." - ' Drra a Chick, accompanied by his son Charles, .Mrs. Chick and two of the school teachers of the lone Schoola, were out rid ing in the former's suto last 1 Sunday. 1 ' -" Ott Summers was in from the Davidson ranch last -Saturday for supplies and left Monday morning, r Frank Robinson and Ed. Briv tow were down below Morgan laat Sunday looking, for ducks. Th AiA nut find anv ducks but killed s few rabbits.. The' dance held last Friday 4 night in the rink under the. mn axemen t of J. B. Sparks was web attended and the floor was in fine shape. The repairs made 1a going to make he rink show up in better condit on than it has for years. A large tent will be stretched over the ceiling and . very effort will be made to keep the place dry and warm. Danc ing this winter will be a pleasure. g The show was held la the old ' fcuiaiing but will be changed to the new location as soon aa it is resdy. ' ' - Chkkeft thieves are abroad m 4it land arain and Some of the best of those owned by John H. Wilt were taken from back of rata shop one night but week. wbv ie it that anyone will stoop so low aa to take chickens when they could have had them h t-fiilW if Oat nartv were in need. Last fall it was-the same the party this time and prosecu tion may be looked for any day. Aa he says it if not the value so much as it is the spirit shown. Another band of gypsies pass ed thru this week. Dr. Van Waters, Episcopalian Arch Deacon, and assistant to Bishop RoLert L. Paddock, spent Mnnria with tiia fhntfh folic a at lone. He held a public service in the Baptist Church Monday evening. The meeting was largely attended and Dr. Van Waters address was heartly en joyed by all. He expects to hold a meeting in lone monthly in the future. , : , Several large : autos passed thru town this week on there way to the Valley. Chaa. O'Niell ia building s lit tle addition to his new place cf residence at thsujipper end of town.. It will make more room when Qnished. " ?; t Bert Barlow was in town Mon day attending to a little business. Sam Esteb was s Heppner visi tor the past week. Mrs. A. Mason left Monday morning on the train. - - M. C. Leadty waa in Monday, attending to a little business. ' : v ' Wi H. Crohk 'was out' Sunday with his family for an suto ride. Ladies did you know that Dick Turpins barber shop eaters to your need in shampooing and face massageing. . 'j i n i -) Mr. Thomas who has been working with Mr. Davis on the McMillan-Poroery home was in lone Saturday. The subject of the morning sermon at the Congregational chsrch next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock will be "What is the Good of It" Subject of the evening sermon "Preparedness ' an anti-worry sermon. At the communion service st Lexington lastSunda- the pas tor snoks on the "Immortal Life.". Christ has brought life : and immortality to light through I the Gospel. He himself is the light snd life of all who love him is this world and In any world where men are destined to live. Darkness and death are simple, the absence of his life and light in the souls of men: Hia own wwds wer: I came that they might have life and have it more abundantly" and the more abundant life that Christ gave Is the immortal hfe. The Morrow County Sunday School convention' will be held at lone snd Heppnrr November 4th and Ath. 1 . Niehoson ft Buffington have nurchased the place known as the Cochran ranch oa the creek above town.- It win be operated in conjunction with their present Mn. John Wilt left this morn ing for Portland for a short visit She will visit her daughter Doris at Salem before she 'returns. During her absence Mr. Wilt will keep-bachelors hall. - ' . The new scales of the Tura-A-Lum Lumber Co. are in and do ing business. 'They were in stalled by Otto J. Exley, Scale expert with the Fairbanks Morse Co. of Portland. . .- " - ' " Vawter Crawford came down Monday morning Wtelp out at the Bank of lone. Dick Turpin waa down to lone all day Sunday, What' the matter Dickt . . ,r t-u xt;i uiuMil hia connection with the pew School . , i i. Hraiu nniininir inn im ntit whir- ing with h former partner Chaa. B. Allinger. Other work compeiiea mr. nnson w j l k ,. . vtii i- . work will be conducted Allinger himself. by Mr. Fred Task manager of the Farmers Union of Heppner was s passenger to Portland Sun day. .-- -s Joe Mason shipped several Tots of chickens this week to the Portland market . T - Mrs. Chas. B. AlKnger.-and daughter returned from their visit last Sunday snd are new at home. 1 " Jos Mason received a small lot nf flna tnrkeva last Monday and wiMJattaathDupforyLUng. E. R Lundel was in Monday on business. He has been out to the ranch for several days. : Victory T. Phelps left last Saturday for hia home in Portland after three months visit at lone. He made a number of friends while here and may visit here next summer. Rer. R-TrStsrksr-Wt.al,. tuttding with Dick day morning for home aftof jSMrr- very succeasful Sunday m lone. He held services at the Baptist church both morning and even tnff and had auite a number at tending. His remarks were well received by those present He will be here again in two weeks. Hiss Crawford was a visitor at lone the past week staying over night with Mrs; Clarence Reynolds. betail of the Court of the Universe II . ! n ri V LLWraaTloli awi a -aki a t. tee (Wt f tfe (to PaBPaat latataatl el BapapTO . Baa nmemi I ZTZ aa aSarthe. I I rllMf M als W Si alfcw. Be Clarence Reynolds spoke to a Very appreciative audience last Sunday both morning and even in There was special music by Prof. W. K.Davis who la choir loiifW A rinnt hv TinV SheD- derd and Harry Johna waa a feature of the evening service. hey are both pupils of Prof. 'avis.. -1 n In speaking of the topic A mall Match and a Gnat Fire," lunday morning on his sermon. r. ReviwMa emohasiied - the ower of the tongue for good or lor evil. He preached from the (third chapter of. James. Some Ubf his remarks.' were:' "How ould you like to have s pnond- iphic record ot all your words np a vrMklr anH than have to lis n to tntf re guru huk uaca w uu J'" ! Kih like what is taking nlace in the - ilifeof every person today, for F? D1D " "tu' r . t, " iL .. K word that they utter.. A wive an accouni. ui every iuio u j .r ongueis more fierce than the hg game that Teddy goes .f ter , tor it ha. never yet been tamed iand Teddyusually brings back" Lgame.' Jamea speaks of the ton-; Cue as a 'restless evil' pr as ,n hvll that can not be caught when it has aommitted wrong. The L T. , --i biiitiesforgoodasithasforevil for if any man offend not in i lL i able also to bridle the whole body and by a beautiful song or by a sermon the tongue can lift a per son just as hign as it can lower them with slander lies ss high ae heave itself or as low as " '""'! 1111 I W Prayer meeting services will be held at the residence-. of Dr. and Mrs. . a Chick next Thursday evening at 7:80. All the member! and friends of the Church of Christ are asked to be present Bring your bibles. Robert Hopkins 6t Scio, who is at the Journal office passed bah amh 1 niAaaaHf airatitvrrra i ViA i saw3vri ai uicaBBim n v vjtitaa, Sperry. Frank Akers was down from the ranch Monday doing a little shopping. Gus Liebel was down with a bunch of fine beef cattle the past week and sold them to an outside cattle buyer. Chester Titus was a visitor. Grass Valley this week. . . at 1 lone Hieh i Game Of Season fy' ' i i'n Lexington High Plays At Heppner Next Saturday 16th lone Team Shows Class Under The New Management ROAD MEETING. FRIDAY 22nd llone won the first game of the I come to lone from Cecil with series at Lexington 39 to 12 last speed Vnd less inconvenience Saturday on the Lexington field. I there would be more business About 80 went from lone in havraek and several iutos went up to Sttend the game. Hopkins of lone was head lineman. Rood of Lexington acted as Referee and Crawford -of Heppner ;waa umpire;-' By rushing Lexington of their feet in the first quarter lone High succeeded in piling up a biff score against Lexington . j .1 t. 1. . l T" Je first quarter. They de another touchdow in the econu " I0U TH' T I a eded bk,cking goal after 3oth- wtoucnoowns. ineyar- 1ra p-; . third and fourth auarters. In TZlCZf lZ poys ormcea -nu lone bort on we nem. iot iwu tnuchdowna. both kicks failed. The game, for the most part wat S clean one lone used open tactics while Lexington used Uh old style, line bunching plays. The Lexington boys will play the Heppner team next Saturday. S. T. Knappenberg, lone, Oregon, Dear Sir: . ; ' t ' A good road meeting was held at Lexington, Oregon in April of this year for the purpose of grading the road from lone, Ore gon to Heppner, ' Oregon. The sense of this meeting waa that it was to late to do this work in April and May. . But all were in favor of building said road on s grade beginning not later than November the first It was the sense of this ssme meeting that we hold s good roads meeting in lone in September for the sole purpose of building a road from Morrow County line to Heponer. The Morrow County Fair did interfere with the Sep tember meeting. Hence we have taken the matter up with our pAitnt Court to -sal a data for this very important meeting and thev and we have mutualy a greed on October 22nd at 1 p. m at your city. It appeais to us at this time that the only way for us to secure such a road is to levy a special road tax of 6 mills on the following districts, Hepp ner. Lexington, lone and Cecil this would insure the building st once. We would Sppreciate very much if yon would assist us in arranging as well u advertising this good roads meeting. i yours very truly J. L. Wilkins. Above sppears a copy of a letter received from J. L. Wil kins by Jos. Knappenberg of our city. The letter explains itself and besides this ws wish to -emphasize the importance of every citixen attending this meeting. But ss the details have-not bees fully wotked out yet the place of meeting will be announced later. The main thing is to be present and do your best to make the results count Ws" need good roads and every move towards this end will give as more traffic and that means mors businesss. If it were possible for wagons to ! Wins first done here. A good toad is a wise investment and no nna knows this better than the pro gressive farmer who baa to haul small loads over rough roads. There is very little doubt that the wasted time and lnaa riua tn breakage of hauling gear Jn the pastHen years has been large enough to pay the cost of a hard surface road from Ions to the county line. This may sound a little high but figure It .out for yourself. -V v . E. H. Turner wss ui this week doing some shopping I for the home ranch. Mr. and Mrs Godfrey left this week for LaCrosse, Washington after a visit with their daughter Mrs: Bert Mason. Found s 22 calibre rifle owner at the call and pay for this ad journal ofnea, - t.' 'Tiny Shepherds brother arriv ed this week with his wife and The Yoemen met la Lexington Tuesday evening -and installed their new lodge under the direc tion of R. N. Moffat, District Deputy. Have you noticed the nles Hue of meats and fish carried by 8. U. Helgate the meat market man and hia line of smoked meats keep hitf busy getting new stuff cured and smoked, to reptaes what he sells daily. Dick Sperry has taken posi tion at the Bryson Garage and will devote his after schsoi hoars to the study of the garexe busi ness. - Billy Berger the harness mak er is one -of the popular boys these days. Ws saw him last Sunday taking part in the choir service at the Christian church. That's right Billy let your voice ring out The poles for the new wires are being placed around town by the pole crew snd as soon aa the poles are all set the linemen will get busy snd lone will be resdy to get her 24 hours service, This Heppner power scheme Is going to make an awful difference in this little burg. John Bryson received the re mains of s Ford Automobile from . Hsrdman the other day. It was one of the machines that was. in . .i - .1 i i u. ine nre mere an wmm.T. has taken it apart and -will ha able to realiM quite a number of necessary extra parte. .. W. H. Cronk received a fine" pair of antlers Tuesday from the taxidermist This is from the deer that he shot earlier la the" season. '" - Prof. L A. Doak has beea re painting his house the past week . snd it shows up fine. - v ' The hitching posts la front of the-rink have been repaired and gives added hitching facilities. v' f -l Y aa many of our local 1 place Bar by. 7-4