For the convenience of our custo
mers in lone and surrounding
country, we have arranged for a
Watch- and Jewelry repair head
quarters with Frank Christenson,
druggist. All work Jeft in his care
will receive prompgr t tent ion.
-
Haylor, the Jewelel f eppner, Or.
Everybody Help '
"We would like to we oviry iiinn, woman aud child In this
com in unity Iihv'u mi ucqouiiI; ul thin bank.
We don't expect every person to deposit n thousand dollars.
Wlint weiire after Im Uip welUire of this community; - -
If this cumiii'iiitit.v pcoMjH'rK we will prosper. If everyone bad
tin account with u we cuitld help more aud more.
A. bank la a Hurt' of a rimtital enterprise. .Its object Is to
nfllt4ti the promotion of the community's welfare by furnish
ing ruiiflH.for.ttie advancement of Its industries..
. All the money In the community should be placed In the bank
Tii "the best tlitrents of all -coiiKernurt,'
BANK OF IONE
ROAD BUILDING v
BY CONVICT Y03K
Old Idea Adopted to Modem
ADVERTISING COLUMNS
.. POPULAR ABROAD.
AN ECONOMIC PROBLEM,
Relative Cfllfllsiwy ef OsnvM and Pree
Laser as Qlvsn by Varioue Authori
ties Variss Greatly John B. Rllay a
Wars Adveoate sf C soviet flead
Work.
... For County School Superintendent
to the Republican voters of Morrow County: I hereby
announce that I will bea canidate for the office of County
Yhool Superintendent, subject to the will of the Republican
voters, at the Primary Election to be held May, 19, 1916.
Paid Adv.
Respectfully
Mrs. Lena Snell Shurte
FEEDING DAIRY STOCK.
Vsung Animals Should Be Wall Pad
During O rowing Psrlod.
Calves dropped lii the spring sod
early stiuiuier sliuuld be growing nice
ly by tb time they ar Id their wlatar
guartera. TUuy should be early accoa
turned to eetlng groin, grass aud, later
tn tbs fall; alfalfa or clover hay. It Is
poor economy to -limit their supply of
rnuftbagHi hs It develops large trams
barrels sod girts tbs appearance of
vigor, sud nothing will aid this mora
l baa clean, wall grown nay. J.
Is co-operative between the Kansas
Agricultural college and L. at. Craw
ford, a sheep breeder near Cottonwood
Palls, bss been so successful that the
college bas decided to send Its expert
In charge of" toe 'test. DrTTTTr. Na
bours, to Bokhara, central Asia, to
study fur funning and the Karakal
sneep In Hi noma country. It la frost
Bokhara that tbs Dnlted States ln
imrts 114,000.000 worth of these fun
annually. Dr. Nabours will spend
months gathering Information that will
be helpful In developing tbs project oa
the Kansas fur farm. ' -
Mors than BOO of tbs valuable far
Walls the idea af oslng prisoners to
build roads -Is probably as old as the
art of road building Itself the systeaa
atte use of municipal, eouaty and state
prtsdnera m tnat work to a compare,
lively recent development amy the
Good Roads MagasJne. ' It Is growing
In favor, however, as the recognition
of Its advantages become more general
end as the lease system becomes mere
generally condemned. At present the
law of practically- every state In the
Union permit some use ef convict tabor
la road building, and It la worthy at
note that although only about a doses
states have made extensive nee of such
labor, It has been found economical
and efficient wherever given a fair
trial.
Aside from the fact that the em
ployment of convict labor effects a eoav
Bldersble saving in the cost of road
work, no definite conclusions can be
reached as regards the relative cost
end efficiency of convict and free tabor.
The cost data available show that the
cost per convict per day for road
building varies from par nape as low
aa S6 cents to something over a dollar,
depending upon the locality, the char
acter or work upon which the eonvlets
are engaged, the system under which
The grain ration Is nceasaryror ,Hts were produced on the Kansas
steady growth. Tbe grain should be ' r"rm tnl P"ng. Three oandred were
given In two fees, morning end even- j irrowu last seuauu, of which 100 were
iug, marketed In New York st from 8 to
tfcgulste tbs amount of.grabi to the '10 apiece. This season's results show
Individual calf. No train should be I t'ts tiniest as valuable as those
allowed to remain la tbe mangeiw
where It will become musty, as diges
tion dlaordsrs win result Ground oats
nnd bmu are valuable supplements to
sblmtnllk In a ration as they contain
a large amount of mineral substitute
necessary for good bone.
FUR BEARING SHEEP.
Kansas Agricultural Callage I x pert
meriting With Karakul Cresses.
A teat which has for its aim the in
troduction of a new fur farming In
dustry lu the United States Is showing
some unusually, promising results In
Kaiiaas. Bvveral hundred Persian
lamb, astrakhan and krlinnier fur pelts
have been produced on a sheep ranch
-4a that state by crossing Karakul
beep from Asia on American long
wool hrpfds. Tbs uudertaklmt. which
.755 8
Enlist In the
Army of
Common Sense.
By MOSS.
IJgl'lCION,
Curiosity.
Common senae.
Soma folka still
view tbe ads. In
tbe uewapapsr
wltb BUVfl
CI ON. They cling
to the belief that
tbe merchant la FOttCKD to ad
vertise to get rid of ai'CUiOUg
UOODB.
Other folks reed tbe ads. out
of 0UH1OS1TY once In awhile
after they ha re flubbed svery
thing else la tbe paper. Tbty
think the ails, are a NKCKM
SAHY KV1L that can be IDLED
OVER.
Then there la tbe CHEAT
GROWING THIRD CLASS, the
people who make tt their BUS!
NKHS to reed tbe ads. with (he
COMMON SENSE purpose of
KKRPINO rotrTKD oa COM
MUHCIAL EVENTS.
The COMMON SENSE read
ers of this paper, we happen te
know, are- In the GREAT MA
JORITY. ' They are WISH
If yon luv been SUSPICIONS
or CUR KHTa join the RIGHT
THINKING THRONG AT
ONCE.
Make tt yoor bnainess to URN.
EFIT TOmtSBLP by WATCH
I NO tbe arts RKOULARLT la
the COMMON SENSE WAY.
Kanaae Asrtcultural collate has
been experimenting with a view te
producing eatrakhan fur by arose
Ins lha Aalatlc Karakul aheap with
American Ions wool. These pelts
nfi worm, wnon nun irora tamne I I i. .ittr,
ach. Lamfa born dead bear fur
uit aa valuable. Tbe Karakul
ram here Illustrated la a pure bred
owned by L. M. Crawford.
btnlned hv-AroasIng pure bred Kara
kiila on ufucoln sud Cotswold ewes
uiay be secured by breeding half Wood
Karakul-Lincoln rams to tbe Lincoln
"liid Cotswold ewes, Crawford la the
inly sheep breeder In tbe United atatee
(tempting the production ef these furs
n a large scale. He has tbe larger
part of the only herd of Karakuls aver
brought to the United States.
The Importance of the Kansas col
t-ge'a work In behalf of fur fanning
may be rrallaed from the fact that If
widely dlntrlbuted throughout tbe
ht'P growing sections of America' the
Kiintkul sheep not only will make pos
alhle a fur Induetry of great economic
rronitne and effect a saving ef tbe pelts
if thousands of lambs which dts every
rear, but also will mean the Iniectlng
if a better mutton blood Into Americas
beep. Karakul sheep are large and
very hardy and when crossed on as
tir breeds swm sbsolutely to breed
ant tbe woolly or muskilks savor of tbe
meat
lerty telne. rasa.
la turning rattle to grass
that tbe Mrst two or three weeks'
is very pww stuff sud will sometime
knock nff more flesh than tt pats
oa. Better feed little longer In tbe
yarda rather than to depend aa washy
trees.
to. ftemevtna Carhop
la cleaning tbe cyundera at a fat
engine by removing them te ecrape eat
the carbon deposit H te esefoJ fee ra
oaember that where the eUmeoatoae,
tbe bore In particulsr, do not allow the
and te be Imwrted Into the cylinders
a piece of "card ckrthhig"-mllar t
the wire brash ef a tire repairing eat-at-aalled
ee the end ef a piece at
wKd will etesa eat crevteea that
rreardrtver never bMwhea, -
They Are Hetleeable Pea terse In the
. atriots KMrepean ClUee. .- - -
- Perhaps he most noticeable of the
small structure of European streets la
tbe sdvsrtisibar column or kiosk, which
serves a good purpose. While each col
umns may be objected to by those who
sre .not familiar- with their nee, yet
since no large posters are allowed and
since public advertising Is more or less
of a necessity, the columns are found
to be of real service to the public,
especially In regard to announcements
of tbeat. and public meetings, by
which they are mostly occupied. Since
no sandwich men, banner men, bill
board wagons or similar advsrtlslng
schemes are permitted, the advertising
column may well be pardoned, for
it" "t
1
r I
, iIj'mv,; "
1V
VmOH WOSEDtS OH STATS BjOAD IB
oobonano.
they are employed and other local cea
dltiona. The relstlve emctency of the
convict and the free laborer as given
erent authorities also vurles
greatly, soma rating the coovtct as ouU
about half as efficient aa tbe fret
laborer, and others rating tbe convict
as the more efficient
Those ststes In which convict labor
has been or hi at preeent employed ei
teoslrely are Alabama, Colorado, Geor
gia. Louisiana, Montana. New Mexico.
North Carolina, Oregon. South Car
)ns. Virginia and Waablngton. Ib ad
dltloev Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky. New
Jersey, New York. Obm. Texas, West
Virginia and Wtsconala have need con
vkta to some extent recently and may
be expect ed ' to make greater Bss el
thru In tbe future.
John B. Riley. New York state au per
latendent of prisons, la a warm mlw
rate of tbe oae of con t lets for nwtd
work, and la a recent interview
said:
The Inmates of our prisons who are
accorded .the privilege of work Ins oa
highways will, oa tbe average, d ee
much work aa the paid laborer. Quite
as Importaat as the value of tbe serv
Ires the prisoner readers tbs stats la
build tag roads ts tbe bcnooctal effect
npos tbe fcadlvMual Inmate and, Indl
rectly, the asoral effect anon tbe whole
body of Inmates In ear state prisons.
"The demoaetratfaa that there are
several hundred etea m each of ear
state prisma who aaay be employed
ontalde lha ertsoa walls at mannal
labor a km has sbowa that It Is entirely
feasible to rales all wsetablee required
far nee k the piisone, thereby making
tt possible te nave assay tnooaand sot
's re annually by the expenditure of a
comparatively eaeaH suai hj tbe par
chase af prlsea farsss.
"la the past otwaahsMi labor bss esv
posed the empleyaMwt af eoavlcta la
highway eeaetnn ttea. Bavins; seen
that they are netforaahuj work aj tbe
af barb ways that woaM
s be lm proved sad that
the aweey aaawwprtated Is aard u the
iwplaywisol of ctrtsaa labsr and aay-
st for teasss and weg"ee required
a reader eeavkt la bar effective, a!
eppoeHlon art taw asaa baa been wtssv
LXIVaBTDUHO CULUHN WITH UDaiClfAX
TUHBK VLLh CLOCK.
ordinary commercial purposes, news
papers are f.d to be the best sources
of publicity, utid the public Is thus
sared tflii.frlidjlfiil displays of. crude
posters and alifiia which defies Ameri
can streets, A coninierclul udvertlse
ment la tbue wvldom seeu displayed In
public. At prominent vomers, how
ever, often four sdvertlslng columns
may be placed, two for the usual pur
poses and two for news stands. They
are not, however,' without a certain
artistic effect and do nut excite ad
verse criticism.
In Germany and Austria advertising
art bas advance .vr rapidly during
tbe last decade, Tbe best posters
made come from tbe hands of German
1 1 ltd Auatrlun designers. These men
are especially trained for this form ul
art and display extraordinary ability
to use large musses of glowing colors
In striking yet barinoulbue designs
Americans sre thought to be a people
fond of Jokes, but In what may be
termed "humorous drawing" the Uer
mans outdo us at every turn, aud an
official billboard in a German street
will often be covered with quaint de
signs, ouch signed b tbe name ol
some famous poster tsker. frank
Koceter in "Modern City Planning and
Maintenance-"
aradexiaal.
Beportar WJrnt do you meuo by say -bag
that 1 oae "paradoxical expres
eJonaT" Editor ( memo, that you saj
impossible things. This story of yours,
for Instance, contains the phrase "bog
pipe muaic." Cleveland Leader.
Retreating iVDiaorder,
"Who was that tough looking chap I
saw yon with today, Hlcksr -"Be
careful, Parker. That waa my
twin brother."
"By Jove, old chap, forgive me! )
resllv outfit to baTe known. "S-Kitnane
Something For -Nothing-A
Free
Policy.
MOS.
ARB yoa Inaar
edl
Tbe CHEAP
ST INSUR
ANCE la the
world tods y tat
found RlGHT In
tbe PAGES of
THIS UP TO
DATE NEWS PA Pica
Look the paper over and see.
eery BUSINESS AN
NOUNCEMENT la a printers
Ink guarantee te yoa of RIGHT
DEALING and HONEST
GOODS.
Every ad. k) a POUCT af
PUBLICITY.
.The business mea who make
this community what tt Is IN
SURE yoa against DISHONEST
METHODS and SPURIOUS AR
TICLES whan they loses these
POLICIES.
They coatf not AFFORD to
do that aalesa they BACKED
tbe POLICIES op by CORRECT
BUSINESS SERVICE
ClUsane who take ed vantage
of this FREE INSURANCE Sad
tt PROTECTS them
Desit yoa think It wonM he
was for YOg aa te IN8URB
YOURSELF t
Spring Chapeaux
of Individuality
Oar arrangementa with these notable creators of millinery
fashion enables us to announce a display of lovely, exclu
sive head wear"??! lope for Sprine; and Summer, "; which
again stamp the word "Foremost" on our hats. .
Rawak, Madam Chekanow, Morehead
and Jardine
lone Ladies will recoanize these names as leaders in ex
clusive millinery. - "" - k ' '
This showing is the result of our personal selection,
You are invited to see this exquisite collection next week
at the Telephone offica -' . - .
Price range from $4.50 to $10.00
Jesse Smith, Milliner
Main St. Ionet Oregon
New Spring Dress
Goods
We have just received a" well selected
line of the latest Spring Novelties in
Serf, Russian, Elaire, Alpine. Miiadie--T
Pelores and Mercer "Voiles, Flaxons '
Poplins, Batistes,' Mohican Madras.
India Linons Long Cloth, Pique and
Crepes etc. ' .
Conje in and make your selections
while the stock is fresh and complete.
Bert Mason
IONE, OREGON
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If you are going to put up that house this
Spring this fs the safe, place to buy the lumber.
NEARLY EVERYBODY USES LUMBBR
It is the economical place to- buy everything
you need in , S
Lumber
Lath
Shingles
Roofing
Building Paper '
Doors
Wall poard, Screens, Hash, Mouldings, Windows
Cement, Wood and Coal. Others have dealt with
us to their entire satisfaction. So can yon.
Tum-a-Lum Lumber Co
See Crank or R. F. Wefgsl. about It at their
offices st looa and Islington. Oregon.
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