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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1924)
THE IONE INDEPENDENT Published Ev.ry Friday by J. V. HEAD, Mitor-Publiihcr SUBSCKlPTIONt On year $1.50 Six monthf .75 Thiea mnnthi 60 Entered at second --'nm mattar at the poitof&c at lone, Oregon, under act of Marvli S. 1S7 Friday. Nov. 7, 1924 MORGAN LIFE Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Harbkeleft for Portland Weri nesday morning. R. E. Harbison is busy discing and seeding his farm. "Morgan was visited by another of those delightful wind and dust storms last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Pettyjohn went to Heppner on business last Tuesday. . The family of Ben Morgan is quarantined for chicken pox. The last reports are that Virgil Morgan is improving. Mrs. E. Cochran and Frank Turner were calling in Morgan last Wednesday in . the interests of the Red Cross. Bob Balcomb is back in Morgan for a few days. Rev's. Martin and Cook spent Wednesday evening with H. 0. Ely and family. Art Cogswell and Bert Pal lueteer were busy hauling wood last Friday. Several of the parents anu friends visited Morgan school last Friday and were very well pleased with the program given by the children and teachers. Mrs. Irene D. Waldo and three children, of Portland, were visit ing friends in Morgan last Sun day. Mrs. Waldo has been visiting Mrs. Lundell at Rhea Siding for the past two weeks, She spent several years teaching in Morrow and Gilliam counties. She left for Portland on Monday to be ready to vote Nov. 4. Mrs. Shurte visited Morgan school on Friday. Mr, H. 0. Ely and son have built a woodshed on their farm near Morgan. Bert Palmeteer and Mr. H. 0. Ely took in the ball game at Lexington last Saturday, Miss Thelma Morgan and Miss Cleta Palmeteer were calling on Eudora Hardesty Sunday after noon. The Misses Cleta Palmatcer Gertrude Pettyjohn, and Eudora Hardesty spent the week end at their homes, returning to school on Monday morning. The B. & B. store at Morgan will receive your watch repairing for Haylor the jeweler, Heppner COOLIOGEIN THE LEADJN OREGON McNary Is Re-elected United States Senator By a Urge Majority, Fortland, Or. Calvin Ooolldgo car ried Oregon by an unprecedented plu rality. In the eountlea outaide ot Mult nomah It la estimated that that part ot the state will give him conaervatlYt ly from 80,000 to 10,000 plurality, while Multnomah county alone will give him a plurality areund 30,000 as a prob able minimum. In Oregon as whole second place in the presidential voting is as yet somewhat la doubt. In Multnomah county, where resides one-third of the Tote, La Follette electors are running comfortably ahead ot the Davis eleof By the way Have you laid in that supply of Wood and Coal for winter? We have a large stock on hand at reasonable prices. Materially yours, Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. CHARLtS L. McNAAY Re-elected United 8tatcs Senator from the State of Oreron. era, bat the reverse Is true In the up state returns. . Charles L. McNary baa defeated Milton A. Miller for the United States senate by a great majority, and Ore gon will send to the lower house of congress a solid republican delegation. W, C. Hawley la the first district, H. J. Binnott la the second and M. E. Crum packer In the first have all been elected by Urge majorities. The republican candidates for secre tary ot state and attorney-genera. Sam A. Koser and L H. Van Winkle, both have big leads over their demo cratic opponeats. Oregon voters erased the state In come tax law from the statute books. It Is Indicated by the returns. At the same time the state elector ate, by decisive action, apparently turned down the referendum proposal to make unlawful the manufacture and sale of oleomargarine and butter sub stitutes. Tbe proposed amendment to the workmen's compensation act likewise was "snowed under" at the polls. CALIFORNIA FOR C00LIDGE La Follette le Second and Davis Is a Poor Thl.-d. San Francisco. 'The only question that remained to be settled In Cali fornia Tuesday night was the extent of the majority for Calvin Coolldge. A tabulation based ou Incomplete reports from El of the ES counties gave Coolldge 309,897, La Follette 140.63S, Davis 31,132, Faris E188. Senator La Follette appeared to have carried only 11 eountlea, al though seven other smaller counties had not been beard from when the foregoing figures were tabulated. Los Angeles. President Coolldge will carry Los Angeles county by be tween 175,000 and :00,000 votes, It was asserted here by William W, Kerr, acting registrar ot voters. Davis Congratulates Coolldge. Washington, D. C John W. Davis Wednesday congratulated Fresldeot Coolldge oa bis election to the presi dency. "Permit me to congratulate you,' Mr. Davis telegraphed, "on your sweeping victory and to express tbe hope that your administration may by Us success Inure to the welfare of the country." Preldnnt Coolldge sent this reply: "Please accupt my thanks tor your message and my appreciation of the patriotic sentiments you express." Brookhart May Be Defeated In Iowa. Des Moines, U. The defeat of Sen ator Smith W. Brookhart, to whom most ot Iowa's political leaders had, before the election, conceded a com paratively easy victory, appeared on the face of unofficial returns to have been accomplished by Daniel F. Stock, an Ottumwa lawyer. I'M Ml UMI MHM IM Independent Garage E. R. LUNDELL. Proprietor.' nil i i. i-u-ii.it .ta A complete stock of Kelley-Springfield and Uni:cd States TIRES Come in and see me before sending your order away. Standard and Union Gas. Repair Shop in Connection Under Management of J, I LB yson. Independent Garage lone, Oregon. 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Rs tnuaeen Paints and Varniuhcs are recommended and sold(by us. BERT MASON IONE, OREGON PJT v. Ttyomuuen ProJuOt Ban and Roof Paint Wall-Dun WaahaUs Truck and Tractor Paint Craoaocs Shinglt Staia Porch Floor Paint Racolita Enamel Wall Paint IiuUa Floor Paint Oil Scalfli, Virniihas Floor and Varouh Stains here'i a Ratmiiutn Product for E$ry Stitfatt V Rochbottom Prices On John Deere Wagons and ,Van Brunt -Drills We have a Complete Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Fresh Vegetables every Tuesday,, Thursday and Saturday. Bristow & Johnsoii s I IONE HARNESS SHOP X C. A. PECK. Proprietor si a ; Drop In and looK over my Line of Worh Shoes. i I have a good atocK of Cloves and ; Harness Supplies. Repairing at KeasonahU Pri-a lone Marhet GEO. W. RITCHIE, Prop. Wholesale an J Retail Dealer In FRESH and CURED MEATS Your I'atrpnage Solicited. Under New Management IONE HOTEL lone, Ore. Refurnished and Strictly Up to Date. Commer cbl Table First Class. A home away from home, with best meals In Central Oregon. SAM GANGER, Proprietor. Nice Rooms. Good Service. Farm Implements VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPERIOR DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES, MYERS PUMPS, STAR 'and AERMOTOR WIND MILLS. WINONA WAGONS. PAUL G. BALSIGER lone, Oregon When You Visit Heppner .Eatatthe Elkhorn Restaurant Cood Meals Best of Service Lunch Counter Dr. F. E. Farrior 4 DENTIST , . Office: Odd Fellows Building Heppner : Oregon Dr. A. H. Johnston PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Graduate Nurse Assistant Phone-Office Main 033 Residence Main 492 HEPPNER . . OREGON WOODSON & SWEEK - , Attorneys At Law First National Bank Building Heppner Oregon ; I