THE IONE INDEPENDENT
Published E.-ry Friday by
J. V. HEAD, CMtor- Publisher
subsc kiptionj
On year $1.60
Sii monthi , .76
This monthi 50
Entertd is second Hum matter at the
postoffica at lone, Uragon, under act
of Man h :t, 1S79
Friday, june27. 1924
The Editorial Desk
We suppose that the patrons
of mail order houses feel that
they cannot afford to patronize
the local merchant. They are
influenced by the laudable desire
to get the most value possible
for their money.
We wonder if there is not
ome misunderstanding as to
dual facts in the case. From
our own experience and observa
tion we should say that if we
take into consideration all the
elements of the problem we will
find the balance in favor of the
local merchant.
It may be that a catalog price
considered from the standpoint
of quantity is better than the
local merchant can offer, but
quantity is not everything.
With quantity must be consid
ered quality and convenience;
quality that we can determine
by inspection be ft re we . accept
the goods, convenience not. only
of an easily accessible stock of
goods but of the extension of
credit when required.
Few mail order patrons stop to
consider how great would be the
inconvenience of being compelled
to rely exclusively Jon stocks of
goods located in distant cities of
which they can have no more
knowledge than is conveved by
the pages of a catalog.
Mail order houses are operated
for profit and ordinarily that pro
fit is found in the lowered quality
of the goods offered.
Morgan Life
J. A. Harbkeand wife brought
Eudora Hardesty home from
Portland, Monday night.
E. B. Gorton went to lone
Wednesday with R. E. Harbison.
Fay and Noah Pettyjohn are
busy getting their combine ready
for harvest. They expect to be
gin in a few davs.
Fred Pettyjohn was hauling
hay last Tuesday.
Mrs. R. E. Harbison and
Esther Bauernfiend went to lone
Tuesday night
Fred Pettyjohn and family,
also S.Edward were calling on
McKrebs at Cecil last Sunday.
Mr. H. 0. Ely has started his
combine.
Bob Harbison and Martin
Bauernfiend are the lucky hunt
ers around Morgan. They brought
in a coyote last Tuesday.
Leave your watch repairing at
the McMurray pastime for Hay
lor the jeweler, Heppner.
Change In Train Schedule
Arrival of trains in lone is
now as follows:
West Bound, No, 109, 9:30 a. m.
East Bound, No. 110, 3:10 p. m.
Mrs. L. Carlson and little boy
went to Portland Thursday morning.
Mr. B. A. Amy, of Condon,
spent a few days in lone this
week. He is the Holt Mfg. Co.'g
representative.
Swanson's Chop Mill Has
Fuller Paints, Oils, Glnss, Screen
Doors and Windows.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Holman,
little daughter Marjorie and Mrs.
Frankie Reese are visiting Mr;
and Mrs. Oscar Cochran this.
week. They arrived last Friday
and will remain about a week.
Notice For Publication
IS'imrtiui'iit of tin liiiiTtur. U. X.
I .(! IMIUv nt Tin' ltilli'H, On-mm,
Miiy in, l'X'4.
MTI K 1 llorvl.y liivon tlmt,
Kilwiinl Mi-1 If I. uf U'xlimton, tiir ,
who. mi Novi-idImt Ii, l!H'i. niiiile
HomiMifiiil K n try. No. u iL".t::i. fur
NKV Section 'I'owiihIiIp '.' Nnrtli.
Itiuiip' :" KiihI. Williiiiii-tti- M, i-(,in,
Iiiih ti l-it notliiMif Inti'iitluii to iniike
three your front, to enttililUli eliilm
to tin- liiml uliove ili'Kcrltivil, hi furv
ny M. Auili-mon, I'tilteil Stiiten
ro.niiilK-ilmier. nt Mi'ppiier, Orvjfoti,
on the Vml iliiy of .Inly, l!l:"4.
t litltmint uiiiMi-M iix n ltneoxeti : Nell
I'oherty, linn C. linden v iilhl W ill.
oherty, of lexlnirloti, ore.; I'lill
lolierty, nt lone, Ureuon.
J. W. I'ONNKI.I.Y.
"I-"t Ill't'UllT.
Gas Tax Transferred
The moneys received from the
gasoline tax and the motor ve
hicle license fees are all trans
ferred lo the State Highway
fund w ith lr.7 exception of such
sums as are necessary in the
administratis n of the motor ve
hicle laws wMch is not in excess
of 4 per cent of the total fees.
This expense includes the cost of
plates, the maintenance of the
traffic force appointed by the
Secretary of state, the registra
tion of motor vehicle operators,
and all the work incident to the
various provisions of the motor
vehicle law,
San1 G. kozer, '
Secretary of State.
It Gi ows Hair
or Your
Monty Back
Thousands e f
woman ara n'ow
in( ntw hair and
putting an nd to
I e a I p ailment!
with tha nw Van
Em m t h o d of
treatment. Van
F-aa Liquid Scalp
Maasaia makea it
catv to aiva the
scalp proper car and to have
nsad of abundant and gtoriaus hair.
Tha rubber nipplea on the patent
applicator feed the treatment di
rectly to the hair roota and at the
aame lima ntty massage tha acalp.
Aak ua jout our mony back
90-day. treatment plan. We iv
you a poaitiv guarantee.
Dullard's Pliarmacy
lone, Oregon.
Heppner's 1924 Chautauqua
Jw&e SO to July 5
Six Days of Superb Entertainment
DAILY PROGRAM
FIRST DAY
AFTERNOON
Opening Announcements.
Maalcal Ealertainment DaTtes-Qualea-Greeae Entertainers
ADMISSION SOc
EVENING
Great Comedr Success "Sli Cylinder Lore".. Ellis Day Playera
Produced and Coached by Ellai Day
ADMISSION He
SECOND DAY
AFTERNOON
Maslcal Entertainment Goiag-Bell-Epperaoa Company
Impersonations Bird Imltatioaa Vocal aad I'laaa Soloa '
and Vaets.
Addreaa "A Yankee la the Far East" Dr. Homer B. Bulbert
ADMISSION 3c
EVENING
Maalcal Entertainment Golng-Bell-Epperaoa Company
Address "Vt bra Eaat Meets Weif ... Dr. Homer B. Hulbert
Resideat of Korea 2t Years Enroy Eitraordiaary of Emperor
ADMISSION (c
THIRD DAY
AFTERNOflV
- Veraoa Symphonic Quintet
A Great Chamber Maslc Organisation
-"Girt tha Boy a Chanc" Dr. U. Leo Taylor
Eminent Authority on Boy Psychology
ADMISSION 5
EVENING
Concert Recital ...Vernon Symphonic Quintet
and Frank I- Cowan, Amerlcaa Tenor
ADMISSION lie
Concert
Add
FOURTH DAY
AFTERNOON
Address Tha Making of an American"
Bagdasar K. Baghdiglaa
A Natlee of Armenia Now I0f per cent American
ADMISSION 50c
EVENING
Comedy-Drama "Tha Mollusc" ......
Tha Clark-Browne Players of New York
Hubert Henry Darlea' Sparkling Comedy la Three Acta
ADMISSION lit
FIFTH DAY
AFTERNOON
Artists' Recital , . Jtastrallan Artist Trio
Introducing
Alan Murray, Baritone
Edwya Hemes, Violinist
Dolly Stewart, la her original "Songs at tha Plaae"
ADMISSION Itc
EVENING
Artists' Recital ...Australian Artist Trio
Address The Msa With On Wlndow"......Dr. E. T. Hsgermaa
ADMISSION St(
SIXTH DAY
. AFTERNOON
' SPECIAL CHILDREN'S AFTERNOON
"Circus Day Parade oa Street to Tent
Clown Entertainment .'. Hughla Fltipatrlck
Late of Barnum Bailey Clrcas and New York Hippodrome
ADMISSION S0
EVENING
"JOY NITE" McDonald Birch la "Artistic Msgle"
Elaborate Reenle Magical Production
ADMISSION 75
NOTE Children not holding Heasoa Tickets but wishing
to participate in tha Parade on -Circus Day" will ba required
to pay a single admission price of 25c.
Buy Season Tickets and SAVE.
Season Tickets
Junior Chautauqua 9:30 A. M.
Afternoon Programs 3:00 P.M.
Evening Programs 8:00 P. M.
(All programs aa above unless otherwale announced from
platform.)
Daily Schedule
Adults $3.00
Students 1,50
Children 1.00
NOTE: Adult Tickets from Committee 2.50
Heppner will Celebrate July 3rd and 4th
and Invites Morrow County to
Join in Making it a Great Occasion.
, Fire Destroys Coupe
Clifford Chriatopherson lottt hla
new Chevrolet Coupe, Sunduy,
when it caught lire aa ho wuh
driving along the road near
Olex, Oregon. He was alone
and had no means of extittftuiah
intr the fire, which started from
the wiring. The car was fully
insured.
D. E. Stevonnori of the Moro
Experiment Station registered at
the Hotel lone this week. Ha
will be on the Montgomery ranch
while the crop at the Experiment
Station on the Uogurd place Is
harvested.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ganger and '
daughter Hetty arrived home
from a vacation at Hld-away
Springs, Oregon, last Sunday.
They made the trip In their car
and stayed three days. Mr.
Ganger reports excellent fishing.
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Is tie Nation's &ealestPlaygroond
Kvury Anmrtmn .hmitri thara In lit titrlrtto
if Ma lowcf-liif! xk, InHpInU ffyfr, gTruwttnff
irtiHnl, rmlllhg i HllldMMM. In thtt mUm whlekl
p " as.iiii.1ajf-g.i4BaIB. TllWsaaas,
rnilr of mu-hlu UwfeVMrtU 4Ui4 nil Um
fumfurta of hmu.
priMl fiir our hA.it. 11. It iftlta tb thrtllli.9 mmf
of tMtuni witajMrtand. Uur
THROUGH SLEEPING CAR,
Operated PAII.T during tha
I
Portland and Wait YtrflovstotM i
by tha !
Union Pacific Systeh
Iet mjrrnretltiitlvae asnlaln HianilMM hmm
hl h anulila vlalturs to m Hie TeUiisretona at
niitilmum nl; alu quota faroa. rtr tsar
llinrrarr and umht four rioai naltuna. Call aa
J W. Ilowk, Ak'inl
lone, Oregon
r adilrvaa
Waf. MrMDUKAT
aerml INuaiensar Axart,
ttartJaaal, uragun
ENGELMAN HARD vVilRE
IONE, OREGON
TI1K URUNSW1CK TIKEij
Monoliile Oils for the Auto, the Tractor and the
Machine that needs good Lubrication
ALL KINDS OK SHELF AM) HEAVY HARDWARE
Everything in the Plumbing Line, such as
BATH TUBS, LAVATORY SINKS AND TO.LETS
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 HARDWARE
IONE, OREGON
WOODSON 4 SWEEK
Attorneys At Iiw
First Nation ill Hank liniilmg
I k'ppncr Oregon
FIRST HAl'TIST CilUitCH
Rev. E. H. JOHNSON, Pastor
Services every alternate Sunday
at 11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. W. VV. HEAD, Pastor
Services
11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
PAUL U. MORTIMORE. Pastor
Services
10:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M.
Notice of Sale of Estrays
Nntir-fl in llPI-nliu uriuun that tl.r.
undersigned did on the 1st day
of June, 1924, at his farm one
mile from Morgan, Oregon, take
up the following estray animals,
to wit. 1 bay mare four years
out, oranfj unKnown. l roan
filly three or four years old, no
brand visible. 1 bay yearling, a
horse-colt.
Notice is further given, that I
will at my farm one mile from
Morgan. Oregon, on the 28lh
day of June, A. ). 1921. at the
hour of 2:00 p. m. of said day,
Sell Bt Dllhlic anr'tinn in M.u v,;..'u
est bidder for cash the said above
omnnnpn pwirnu nmmuiu r,... n..
..., mo, me
piirpos of paying the expenses
of keenin? said nnimnlu u,i t,
( .. . , win. iiic
expentes of sale.
n. Y, Morgon.
Morgsn, Oregon,
HEPPNER TAILORING CO.
TAILORS
Cleaning Dyeing
Pressing Repairing
I leppner, Ore.
A. D. MCMURDO, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Masonic Building
Trained Nurse Assistant
Heppner Oregon
When You Visit Heppner
Eat at the
Elkhorn Restaurant
Good Meals Best of Strvlr
Lunch Counter
F. H. Robinson
Attorney and Counselorat Law
Will practice in all the Court.
IONE, OREGON
Dr. F. E. Farrior
DENTIST
Office: Odd Fellows Building
Heppner .;. Oregon
Now is the time to Insure your
crops against loss by fire. 60c a
$100. See Robinson & Smith.