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VOLUME XIII
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1924
NUMBER 19
Cecil Newt Items
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Harold Ahalt lelt on Friday'for
Moro, Sherman county, where he
will spend the winter trapping
for the Government.
J. T. Keyei of Salem, arrived
in Cecil on Friday to look over
ome land in the vicinity of
Cecil before leaving: for Portland.
J. Warfield and T. B. and F.
Wilde, all prominent citizens of
Morgan were calling on L L
Vunk at the Logan cottage on
Sunday. '
Milt "Mildred puncan apent the
week endwith her parent on the
Busy Bee ranch. Miss Duncan
It a student at Board man high
school.
Ml. and Mrs. Alfred Medlock
and children were visiting friendj
in Morgan on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Streeter
and children spent Sundsy with
J. W. Osborn and Mrs. Weltha
Combest,
Al Henriksea of Pendleton still
thinks there's no place like
Ewing. Mr. Henriksen was the
week end guest of W. V, Pedro.
W. V. Pedro is 'the busiest
man on Willow creek, and if re
keeps the good work going he
will have the show place on our
end ef the county, .
M. V. Logan of The Willows
has beq busy for the past few
dsys hauling strsw etc from his
brother's ranch in Four mile with
the assistance of Sydney "Will-mott.
Bank of lone
CAPITAL and SURPLUS
$35.000.00
State, County and
City Depository
4 For Cent
On Time and Savings Deposits
Safe Deposit Boxes
IONE, OREGON
Cream Lotion
For the hands. For the face.
For little chaps.or big chaps.
Alhalle Du$,t dries out the ahln and
Irritates it ' Cream Lotion over
comes this condition
It le fine to ui after shaving.
. We guarantee it to be satis- ;
factory in every way.'
Bullard's Pharmacy
Your druggist la more than a merchant. ,
Charivari Given Newlyweds
Willian, Raymond Barnett and
Esther Logan were married on
Monday of this week st the Pen'
tecostal Missionjn Portland, and
arrived in one f here they will
mai their home, on Tuesday.
Tuesday evening a large num
ber of their friends descended
upon the home of Mrs. Bowers
where the young people are stay
ing and Pave them enfold fash
ioned charivari. Refreshments
were served and while the bride
groom was off his guard some
of the guests carried the bride
awayjinto temporary captivity,
returning her later. , . -,
In the morning the street and
yard were found to be decorated
with a miscellaneous assortment
of cowbells, tin pane and other
noise making instruments.
Lundell, Robinson and Bristow
returned from the Deschutes
river last week. The boys got
some very nice Ash but it was so
cold thst It froze them out:
However they brought back
enough fish to make the pan atink
pretty loud. ' .
Geo, Henriksen accompanied
by his lather Chris Henriksen
of Portland left on Tuesday for
Canby where they will vjsit
friends for a few dsys. " .
Congratulationa are extended
to Miss Esther W. Logsn, only
daughter of the late Boyd Logan
of Cecil, on her marriage to
William Raymond Barnett. of
lone during the week, in Port
land. Oregon. '
lone High Defeats Condon
lone High won the second
game of the season from Condon
High -on the Condon field last
Saturday by the score of 26 to 12.
lone outplayed Condon all thru
the first ha.f of the game ( and
had the score 19 to 0 in their
favor at the end of the first half.
But in the last half the weight of
the Condon back field began to
tell and Condon was able to put
over two touchdowns to lone's
one.
Condon won the toss at the be
ginning of the game and kicked
to Linn of lone who ran the kick
back 20 yards before he was
downed. Ionn marched down
the field and in a gew minutes
had the bsll on Condon s ten
yard line. Twice Condon's line
held and kicks were attempted
by Linn, lone recovering the ball
the (first time and Condon the
aecond. On the first play Condon
fumbled, and the ball was recov
ered by Lundell. On the first
plsy after thia Graves received
a pus from Bristow and crossed
the goal line for the first touch
down. Linn missed the goal
kick. '
lone kicked to. Condon who
fumbled again on the second
plsy, lone recovering the ball.
Just at the beginning of the
second quarter another pass from
Bristow to Graves was good for
15 yards, and Bristow carried
the ball across on a criss cross
play. Linn again missed the
goal kick. .Again just before
the end of the aecond quarter
George Ritchie recovered a fum
ble In the middle of the field and
with Bristow and Graves for in-
terfernce ran 45 yards for a
touchdown. This time the extra
point was made and the score
stood lone 19, Condon 0.
In the second half Condon was
Notice of School Meeting
WOTIfP tCJ IIPDPRV niVPM tn h IpitoI voter- nf Rcffinl
n;.f-i Kn fir, nt Mnrma Pnnntv.
MEETING of said district will be
the 8th day of November, 1924, at l:3U o.ciocit in tne arternoon lor
the purpose of discussing the budget hereinafter aet out with the
levvlnir board, and to vote on the proposition of levying a special
district tax.
The total amount of money
during the fiscal year beginning
June 80th, 1925. is estimated in
the amounta to be received irom ine county scnooi iuni, staie
theor fund, elementary, school fund, special district tax, and all
school moneys of the district:
BUDGET
ESTIMATED
Personal Service.
IJo.
1. Superintendent
8. Teachers '
4. JanUors
5. Clerk
6. Stenographer
. Totsl
Material and Supplies
1. Furniture (desks, stoves, curtains, etc.)
2. Supplies (chalk, erasers, etc.)
3. Library books
6. Playground equipment
A. Janitor's supplies
7. Fuel
8. Light
9. Water
10. Postage and stationery
Total
Maintenance and Repairs
Building and grounds
Total i
Indebtedness:
1. Bonded and interest thereon
2. Warrant, and interest thereon
Total
Mrs. Mary S. Cogswell
Mrs. Mary S. Cogswell died
at the home hf her daughter,
Mis. A. F. Nelson of Tillamook,
on October 14th. Site was eighty-
four years of age.
Her death was th?tesull of in
juries received from a fall a
short time ago. Five children
survive, William, Jacob, Hugh,
Arch, and Mrs. Jessie Nelson.
the first to score; after lone had
again worked the ball to Con
don's" ten yard line, a fumble
gave the ball to Condon who by
line plunginn together with two
twenty yarfjpasses crossed Ione'a
goal line. Condon then kicked
to lone and Bristow made the
best run of the day carrying the
bach through the w hole Condon
team sixty five yards. Two
more plays, a pass from Linn I,
Bristow, and a criss cross with
Bristow csrrying the ball for
twenty yards gave lone their last
touchdown. This time Linn
kicked goal. Condon scored
sgain just before the close of
the game on several completed
passes. Final score lone 26,
Condon 12.
The plsyers who showed up
best were Uristow, Linn and
Graves in the back field and G"o.
Ritchie at end for lone, and In
man and Morgan in the back field
for Condon. ,
- Friday lone pi ay a the strong
team from Lexington High.
Lexington has most of last year's
players back, and will average
ten or fifteen pounds heavier
than lone. But thove who have
seen the lone team play are sure
that it will be a real game even
though the odds are heavy in
favor of Lexington.
Rye at Swanson's Feed and
Supply Store. A carload, of new
crop rye just received.
Sfat of Oregon, that a SCHOOL
held at lone School House, on
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needed by the said school district
on June 80th, 1924, and ending
the following budget and includes
EXPENDITURES
Salan per year
Totsl
12350 00
1440.00
1260 00
1260.00
1800.00
1260 00
1170.00
1260.00
700 00
75.00
. 2500,
$2350.00"
1440.00
1260.00
1260.00
1800 00
1260 00
M70.00
1260 00
700.00
75 00 :
25.CC
$12600.00
$500.00
200.00
100.00
150.00
50.00
400.00
75.00
25 00
100.00
$1600.00
$200.00
$200. oO
$2400.00
300.00
Oddfellows Hold Convention
A meeting of Oddfellows of
Umatilla and Morrow counties,
called at the instance of the
Grand Master of the Jurisdiction
of Oregon was held at Pendleton
Tuesday evening, October 14.
There were present the Grand
Master, a number of Grand and
Pan Grand Officers and represen
tatives of nearly all lodges in the
two counties mentioned.
The Grand Master reviewed
the condition of the lodges in the
jurisdiction and submitted plans
to boost the membership and in
fluence of the ordeh
The plans were referred to a
committee composed of represen
tatives in attendance. The
committee after deliberation re
ported unanimously in favor of
the adoption of the plans pro
posed by the Grand Master.
A number of Inspirational talks
were made and at the close of
the session an oyster supper was
served by- the membership of
Eoreka lodge. lone lodge was
represented by George Richie,
Frank Griffin, Lee Howe, Lee
Pudberg and Charles Shafer.
Weaning pigs for sale-inquire
of J. A. Toney.
Rye at Swanson's Chopmill
Carload of new crop rye just re
ceived. -i t -
I have a full stock of furniture
which I am selling at 10 percent
reduction. '
All kinds of furniture repaired.
S. E. Moore.
For Rent Small house on sec
ond street, four rooms, water,
electric lights. See Mrs. Sperry
at th Carle lodging house. 3t
GORDON
A name that is coupled
with quality.
I have a new line of the well
known Gordon
HATS, CAPS and
LEATHER VESTS
.
If it is quality you are looking
for, examine this new line
and see the values.
All leather vests measure 28
and 30 inches long, and
length means comfort in a
winter garment.
I Priced according to Values. t j
Rebeccas Initiate Two .
Last Thursday night at the
I. 0. 0. F. hall the Rebeccas
initiated a class into the myster
ies of the Rebecca Degree.
There were about fifty in at
tendance and the ladies put on
the work fn a way to make any
one proud of being a memberf
After lodge was dismissed the
members had a Hillow E'en
party that was very enjoyable.
A witch was present and all
who had their palms read were
perfectly satisfied. There was a
marsh mallow race and tho Vera
had to get on her knees to make
the pesky thing behave, ahe won
first prize.
Several goodlooking men were
invited to a needle threading Con
test with one eye shut The
writer did not learn who won the
prize in this contest but can
vouch that each of the contest
ants had a black eye when it
was over. '
We will have to take our hats
off, to J. P.,Louy when it comes
to eating doughnuts. He eats
them hole and all. Pumpkin pie
doughnuts and coffee were
served at the close of a very
merry evening. We hop we
may spend another such an even
ing in the near future. One
Who Was There.
Leave your watch repairing at
Swanson's Feed and Supply Store
for Hay lor the Jeweler, Heppner.
FOB COUNTY COMMISSIONER
A vacancy having btrn created la
the office of county cummlwloner by
the renlgnatlon of R. L. ' Benge, I
h-rvby announce tnrtelt aa a candi
date for that office an an I ndepeadent
lie publican, and hall appreciate too
support of the people ot Morrow
County at the poll In the general
ek-ctlon thli tall.
0. A. BLEAKMAN. Hardman.
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I BERT MASON
Transportation of Pupils:
$1885.50
Total ' ' ,
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$1885.50
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