The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19??, April 18, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text0 ONE ESVEN ,M5f THE IONE INDEPENDENT I'n'iiislicJ livery Friday by P. '. 11 I.SS.;K. l-.litor-l'ahlislier SUHKCIUI'TION: Ono ycnr S'i:c inmilhK 41.50 ....76 ...M) im, I.nVnti ii: -(r:ti clv3 matter at the r"Hto(t''-; at lone, Orwcm, umlcr act of M t :i, is:: I'Yiday, April 18, 1J21 Portland's Teapot Dome Portland seems to have a Tea pot Dome scandal of its own just now and according to the inter est so far aroused the promise is . that severa' prominent politicians may lie called upon to make some eiribarnssing explanations. The immediate cause of the explosion was 1 he letting of the contract for the building of three bridges by Multnomah, a figure that was half a million dollars higher than othe responsible bids. This caused a loud protest ogainst the action of the county commissioners and a demand for their recall, also for a thorough investigation of the "inside" facts of the transaction, but as soon as this scandal began to be aired rumors began to tiy charging wholesale graft in the county and city business, especi ally in the matter of taking out insurance on fireproof public buildings and furnishing surety bonds, selling city securities and the control of official patronage in the way of jobs, public print ing and other things. The aver age citizen of Poilland thinks and says that the conduct of city and county all'airs "is rotten," but how far the promised investiga tion w ill (ievelop the facts is some what problematical. The parties supposed to be involved are Htrongly ccmnected and iiillu ential, which means Hint the wheels of justice are li-ible to be "locked." Thos. P. Kay of Salem, bus an nounced his can lii'aey for state' treasurer on the KepuhVun tick et. Air. K'iy has probably a more intimate knowledge of slate liusi liess than any other man in Ore gon, lie served in the lower bouse of the legislature in I'.KH! and 111 J.i, in the stale senate in 11IU7 ami l'.ltill and wai state trca urer in llll 1 to l'.ll'.l. lie again s.'i'ved in the legislature in 11)21 and l'.lj;!. The business and l'r tuiiK'ial all'airs of the stale are at bis tongue's end and being a man of everyday business xperience, also a man who has worked in dustriously all his life, he is di rectly interested in every move tor economy and the safe invest ment of Oregon luiuls. Mr. Kuv is a peculiar sort of politician. He never talks just to gel volts, but be advocates what be believes to be riuht even though every hearer should he opposed to him. , lie is not afraid to bi heard on any subject of public interest and there is never any doubt as to where lie stands. He is the author of several pieces of economic and constructive legislation and it w as lie who put a stop to the practice which hud prevailed in Oregon during all the previous life of the state, by which the state treasurer loaned t,;e money in the treasury and pocketed the interest. Mr. Kay's rectrd in all respects will without doubt bring him strong support all over the state, though in his courageous tight for Oregon's best interests be has made bitter enemies who will try to defeat him. The highest civil duty we owe to our state and our country in times of peace is to go to the polls and vote intelligently. No man or woman clothed with citizen ship has a right to neglect that duty. Inform yourself on men and measures and see to it that pou attend the primaries hrst, then the general election in the fall. Take an interest in your country's welfare. Hiram Johnson's political canoe has had several bad holes punch ed in it and when the national convention arrives it will be even unfit for his trip up Salt river. The Japs munt be shut out and will he. Now for the Greeks. Celebrates Mirthday Party The children of Mrs. Kattie Petteys surprised her Tuesday iftcrnoon, April 15th, by inviting a number of old friends to come in and help her celebrate her 09th j birthday and enjoyed seeing old i friends, some of whom she had j not sepn for years and such a lot of visiting one seldom sees. The enormous birthday cake was made I by her grand daughter, Miss Norma Swanson.the size of which i served a generous slice to every j one present. I be children who 1 were present were: Mrs. Frank Kngelman, Mrs. C. W. Swanson, ! 0. A. Albert and Edith Petteys, ! all of lone, and Mrs. K. P. New-j ton of South Bend, VVn. ! The friends prese nt were: Mrs. Augusta Mason; Mrs. Lee Pad-; berg; Mrs. Emily Mc.Murray;1 Mrs. C. A. Low; Mrs. Jennie McMurray;Mrs. Bert Mason ;Mrs. Alice Kellar; Mrs. Henry Clark; Mrs. Ida Fletcher; Mrs. Paul Uietmann; Miss Alice Uietmann; Frank Fngelman and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ganger. Mrs. Mc- Namar, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. i- ii i i i- it kelley. drove down from Hepp- tier to be pre-ent at the birthday i .i I i i party of their old friend. All went away expressing them- .. .1 t : i j j . . i seivea as Having uau a wonueriui wood time and wishing Mrs Petteys might live to enjoy many more birthdays and that thev might be priviledged to attend many more surprise parties to ct lebrale the event. Wc Told You So. What a Pity Many expressions of sadness and regret wete heard on the streets of lleppner last Sunday oy various citizens over tnetr home team's deleat. It indeed , a sad spectacle and even us lone fellows f w It. sorry for them. l'hey are all good fellows, but seem to get dizzy and confused when playing bull. They badly neeil a lew more imported play ers if they expect to win a game thisseason. The Portland Journal says that ,lim Conley and Fred Roberts, both former Lincoln high students, are in lleppner where they play ball this season, t'onlev will play one of the infield positions while Roberts will do the pitching. Charles king, another Portland boy, will do the receiv ing. Oil, Min! The Odd Fellows at their meet ing last Saturday night initiated into the order French burroughs, II, t'i. Kankin, Lester ltritlian and Fred Uitchie. A good time was had with a large member ship present. There will be work again this Saturday night and on Saturday nieht April the Odd Fellows and Uebekalm are invited to meet with the lleppner lodge on the occasion of the 105th an niversary of the order. Pr. 1). U. llaylor. the Kye Specialist, will be in llep pner April 21sl and 22nd. Satis faction guaranteed. Carl Harlow of Portland, is here on a visit. Mrs. W. S. Smith arrived home Wednesday. I?. V. Sorenson, the stock buy- er, was here Wednesday. Special reduction sale April 15 to May 13. Wm. llaylor, lleppner. Why buy a tin can when you buy coffee. Read Mason's adv. Smoker at Lexington tonight. GENUINE IS IfaJf ILifLi 2 bam for iivis- A BAG Ygu can roll 100 Cigarettes Jbr 1ST Cents Attorneys At Law First National Hank Building Heppncr Oregon When You Visit Heppncr Eat at the Elkhorn Restaurant . j M , g f g . , lunch Counter Public Land Sale Isolated Tract Iii'p.'irliiienl, of hit l.iinil Olliec hi. Tin .pHI s. Dl-.'l. Interior. U. S. DiiIIch, Oregon. .NO'l'P'i; In hereby ulvcn Hint, iih directed liv tlii'CoiiiiiiiHHiiini'r of t li' (iclieriil I, mill olMcc. under iirovlsloiiM " s,r-(- purniiuiit to the application of Carroll K. Iliirker .s,.,'.i N. i,-,.,,.. W(. wi,f ,;; i"',n' Hi'', " t in- hi-riicm bidder.biit it not Ii'nh limn J'.Mii) per ii lie. in I ): vio. k a m.. th,- im, day of .lune next, nt thin otnee, the foi- n n 1 1 1 k iraci ill llilin: AW1,. WW1,, sec si:1, Si'.'i i s i Sec a, T. " " -- ' " wIi'im"''-. will not lie kept open, lint Ifll'eil ClOHeil HlliMI t low I'lenciit nt 1 ht hour nuuicil have Xwl'tl X!iV rillS '"' Hnieiy pay to die Deceiver the minium lucrcm All persniiK Hiilming adversely the iiliiiM'-ilewrlliiMl I 1 1 1 I nre iiiIvIwmI m lile I lieicj-hilniN, nr iilijectliiiiH, on r lielnre the time ilcHigiwi teil fiifHiile .1. W. UO.WKI.I.V, llegicler, lielow we wive you the schedule oi me tmse Dan games of the league. Morrow-lnlham county t ut it out and paste up. April 13 lone at lleppner. Arlington at Condon. 20 Condon at lone. lleppner at Arlington. 27 -Arlington at lone, lleppner at Condon. May 4 - Condon at I leppner. lone at Arlington. 1 1 Arlington at lleppner, lone at Condon. 18 Arlington at lone. I leppner at Condon. 25 -lleppner at lone. Condon at Arlington. June 1 - Condon at I leppner. lone at Arlington. 8 - lone at lleppner. Arlington at Condon. 15 -Condon at lone. I leppner at Arlington. 22 -Arlington at lleppner. lone at Condon. 2S - Heppncr at lone. Condon at Arlington. Morgan Life A new baby arrived the other day in the home of one of Mor gan's families and little A year old Alice immediately began to feel a full share of the responsi bility in its rearing. One (lav she stood for aw hile looking over ber sire and lit; all v approached bun and said: Papa we have a little sister now and when vu ted the horses whoa, don't say dam." This little incident is reported here so that all the dads in the country can enjoy a good laugh, but if after having laughed at the words of this little guardian angel you shtmld rellect awhile on the cesioua side ot the matter we feel sure that the kingdom of heaven will have been brought little nearer, Mr. (.'line, wife and son. and Mrs. Streeter and son, were doing business ii Morgan on Saturday night, also listening to the radio at the Morgan store. Mrs. Harbison attended church in lone Tuesday night and Hen Morgan and family and Mrs. Hauerntietui were church Kuers there Sunday night. ORDINANCE NO. 112 An Ordinance to prevent, restrain and regulate minon being on the streets, alleys or roadways within the limits or the city of lone, at certain hours, and piovlding a penalty for tne violation of tlila ordinance, and repealing all Ordinances and parts of unnnances in contnot herewith. be It Orda'iied By The Common Council Of Th City Of lone, Oregon bee. 1. Tl t from and after the passage of till; Ordinance It shall be unlawful for my minor under the age of Kightei i years to be upon any Street, Alley en- Uoad within the lim its of the Cit of lone, Oregon, be tween the hour of 9:00 o'clock P, M. and the hour of 6:00 o'clock A. M., unless said minor shall be ac companied by his or her parent or legal guardian, or upon written In struction Bign 1 by his or her par ent or legal guardian to perform aonie necessary duty or business for such parent c; legal guardian, such written instruction or notice must state the nat-re and character of such necjOHsai . business, and upon request of the City Marshall or other Police Officer such minor must Im mediately deliver the same to said Marshall or other Police Officer, and Maid Marshall ''! Police Officer must retain possess n of Biich written in strument until he shall ascertain whether or noi the same -was signed by said mir r's parent or legal guardian, or t at such duty or busi ness was abs lutely necessary, said minor upon tl performance of such duty or busii ss must immediately return to ills or her place of resi dence or abode. Sec. 1. It I'hall be the duly of the City Marshall or other Police Officer on duty at the hour of 9:00 o'clock P. M. to gi ,' a signal, by giving three ta of the fire bell, which said sirnal shall be a warning to all iiicli Minors that it is time to pro ceed to vacalB the Public Streets, Alleys and Ho.ids. Sec. 3. An, minor found ;;uilty of the violation of any of the pro visions of th ' Ordinance shall be doomed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be fined In a sum not to exceed $25.00 and I - default of the pay ment of any fine assewed hereun der, shall be ::aprisoned In the City Jaii one day l,.r each ?2.00 of such Hue imposed. Sec. 4. In as much as this Or dinance is necessary for the imiiied ia'.e preservation of the public health. peace and safety of the City of lone. Oregon. Therefore an emer gency is hereby declared to exist. and this Ordinance shell be In full force und effect upon It a passage by the Common Council and approval by the Mayor. Sec. 5. All Ordinances nnd parts oi uriiinances yi coniuct herewith aiv hereby re!e::le. Passed by the Common Council of the City of lone, this 1st day of April, 1924. Approved hy the Mayor of the City of lone, Oregon, this 1st day of April, 1924. I1EUT MASON, Mayor. ATTEST: F. H. ROBINSON, Recorder. 43 St POLITICAL NOTICES Paid Advertisements For County Clerk To tlie Kepnlilii'iin voter ot Mor row enmity: I dereliy announce that I will he ii cimillilitte for the imniinii tlon of Conntv I'lerk nt the I'rimurv Khv t ion to he held May ID, .iU. 1av M. Asiikhhon, I Inetinilietit ) For County Judge To the Kepnlillenn voterH of Mor row county: I herehy iiliiionnce luy w'll a ciiinliiliite for tlie tionilniitiiin lit your hiinilx fortheolliirof County .llldire lit the primary election In .Mny, llli'l. My experience of ninny yearn n county coiuiuiKHioiier make me ronvclKiint wild t he tlutiex of t lie otllce I Meek, Mini I kIi.iII grently ap preciate your Hiipport at tlie pri mary mill for nil pant favorn, I dunk you klnilly. U. A. Bi.kakman, lliirdiniin. For County Commissioner j To the Voter of Morrow county: I liereliy announce invnelf iih a candidate for tlie olllce of County CominiNxloiicr for Morrow countv. Oregon, at the Itepuhllcan prlinarv I noiulnatlm; election to lie held on May III, Itn'-I. If nominated and elect-1 ed I pledge to give my dent anil care fill attention In tlie future an In the piiHt, to tlie btiHiut-HH of tliin olllce, i l. 1'. lUVWMoN, ( lllC'llllllhCllt.l j For County Judge To the Votern of Morrow comity : I liereliy announce iiiymlf a can dldiite for the olllce of County Jiulife on tlie lirmiHTiitlc ticket, at the pri mary uoiiiiuutliiK election, Friday, May Hi, l!i:'. It. I.. Bi:mik. For County Judge To the Itepulilican oterx of Mor row county ; I liereliy ant ncc that I will he ii cniullil.il.- fin the in m i mi t i hi for County Judye. at tile prliniirv eicc I Ion. to lie held May lti, hi.'l Purlin: my pn-Mcut term, my policy ha heen to obtain etllcieiicy in pulillc m-rvlce. with economy and falnc-M, unit It noinlniited and elected, I pledge the Kiiiiie In the future. Wm. T. Cami-uki.i,. For County Judtfe To the Itepulilk-an Voter of Mor row county : llavitnr divided to hoeoiup n en it (Dilute for the ottlce of Countv Judin1 of Morrow county, Onirnii. at the primary elevtlon to lie held May lit. lii.l. 1 tiUe thin import unit r In nu- liuunrltn." the nuine anil if llotnlniited and elected I will lionextlv, faithfully and lintmrthilly ierforni tin- duties ot the olllce to the tn-Mt of my ahllltv. II. it, MllltllAN. For Joint RcpreKntativc I lu-rehy announce inyw-lf an n Ile ptlhllciitl CKiididiite (or Joint. Kcpiv eutatlve for i'miwillu and Morrow count lew In tlie column Primary Klivtlotl. mih. ft to tlie will of the Kcpublicnn Totera In xucli count Un. Wlt.UAU 11. llAKIitTT. ENGELMAN HARD ME IONE, OREGON THE BRUNSWICK TIRES VMonobile Oils for the Auto, the Tractor and the Machine that needs good Lubrication ALL KINDS OF SHELF A!vD HEAVY HARDWARE Everything in the Plumbing Line, such as BATH TUBS, LAVATORY SINKS AND TOILETS SAMPSON ROLLER-BEARING WINDMILLS F. S. LANG CO. RANGES. Come and see them. THE THOR WASHING MACHINE, no trouble to demonstrate. SPECIAL PRICES ON GLASSWARE ENGELMAN IONE. IIIIIHH FARMERS j Elevator IONE. DEALERS IN iCoal and Wood ! Flour and Feed best Lump Coal, 1 16-inch Cordwood, Rolled Barley, Whole Oats, ... i: Mill-feed, Heavy 7-foot Cedar MMHIIIMH)HMmumilllMMMMllllU F. 'H. Robinson Attorney and Corruslor at Law TP Will practice in all the Courts IONE. OREGON WILLOW CREEK POULTRY FARM Morgan, Oreon Now bookinir orders for S. C. W. L. day old chicks. $14 per 100 at Ranch $16 when shipped One-half cash when, booked and I ten days before ship ment. Rhode Island Reds and Barred Rocks 16 and 18 cents each. Order early to jret best dates. Notice of Final Settlement In the County Court of tlie Stat" of ree,on. for Morrow County. In the matter ot tin- Kntate iif A. T. Wood, lieceaMcil. Notice In liereliy tiiveii. That the ui.ilcrxltfncd, dan tiled ln-r linn! nr. count in I'.xecuirlx of the K.Mutr of A. T. Wood, deceaxed. In the couutv ( otirt of the Stn'e of Oregon. Iiir Morrow county, ainl that Sat u riliiy, the hull day of May, H1J4. at ti-e lioiir of :::;i o'clock p. m.. of Kuid d.n-, in t he county Court room in the county C-'iirt IIuum' at lleppner. 'iivumi, ii- the time Mini place et lor In arim; mild account and any oiijiviionn tl .-n to, and the net tleinent of mild K-tate. VIOI.KT UltYSOX. Kxivutrix of tin- liiHt Will am) Ten tauicnt of A. T. Wood. Ifci-iMnvd, I''. A. Koiiinhon. Attorney or Kiiit. Hate of first ptilillcntloii April li,l-C( lute ol Inct publication Ma y " 1 --4 Walt Smith and L P. David son spent Sunday in Pendleton. We acknowledge with thanks, those who have paid on subscrip lion the past two weeks. Leave your watch repairing at the McMurray pastime for Hay lor the jeweler, Heppner. Frank Enirelman sold a piano this week to the Juniper Com munity Hall. HARDWARE OREGON MIIIIMIIlim Company j OREGON ton, . . $13.00 t fir or pine, 12.90 t 44.00 j 44.00 35.00 : 21cts ii Posts NOTICE Notice Is Hereby Given that School District No. 35, of Morrow County, OreRon, who beinsr the lefal owner of Block 1. in Sperry's Third Addition to the City of lone. Oregon, did on the 1st day of April, A. D. 1924. file with the Common Council of the city of lone, Oregon, its petition, asking for the vacation of that portion of Third Sereet adjoining the property line on the North Bide of said Block No. 1, of Sperry's Third Addition to the City of lone, Oregon, the same lying and being between said Block No. 1, Sperry's Third Addition to said city and Block No. 7, in Sperry's Second Addition to said city and more particularly described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the Northeast corner of said Block No. 1, in Sperry's Third Addition to the City of lone. Oregon, running thence North 20 feet, thence West 200 feet, thence South' 20 feet, thence East 200 feet to the place of beginning. That by order of the Common Council of said city duly made and ntere.i herein. Tuesday, the 6th day of May, 11)24. at the hour of :00 o'clocic p. m at the Council Chamber in said city, is the time and place set tor the hearing of said petition and objections there to if any. Said petition now being on file in the office of the City Recorder of said city and subject to exami nation at any time. Dated at lone. Oregon, this 2nd day of April, 1924. F. H. ROBINSON. 43 5t City Recorder. Dr. F. E. Farrior DENTIST Office: Odd Fellows Building Heppner -: Oregon The B. & B. store at Morgan will receive your watch repairing jjfor Hylor the jeweler, Htppntr.