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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1925)
THE IONEriDEPENDENT!nrcn-M rnm ., l Im.-.-v J lvi.WU I I LuO PublUheJ K ory rIJay by . V. UlUn. i: Ihor-l'ubUslxr SUUSt lillTIONi Out ymt $1.50 Six moiithi ....... TS ThiM ninntha 50 Entr(i r wront. - iuu matter at th ntifflo at lone. Orfgon, under act of Mr n 3, 1ST ' Friday, J.;n. 16 1921 The Editorial Desk OUR LEGISLATORS JmJjfine hy w l.at the Orrpor Voter Rives its trustful reacts the 1923 Legislature of the State of Oregon is composed of citizens who are, without exception, at If to qualify in all three dimensions of statesmanship; native ability, hroad experience and moral ex cellence. At any rate the voters havf chosen them and must abir'e their choice and it would be well if we could all remember tUn; legislative errors are more likth to be of the head than of th heart, and that the complications and difficulties that hamper the legislator are much more evident in the legislative halls at Salem than on the farmsteads of Mor row County. J. E. Culllsou nml U. F. VMaar ot roiilaml linvo rotvlvoil iv cmitrni't from tlu Klitmnth eomuy wrt to rrulHO 75,000 iu'ii'b nf while iltto tlm-. licr Imul In Klamitlh county. Tlioy will rwotve SO i'nii per m ro. lls Kutlitrou Mllln, (It'i'i'iili'd can didate for tliu office of county trruH iirer of Tillamook county ut tht fall election, eucccoiKd hirmlf u tint re- Bull of refusal of County Tiiasurer- T!n nrowvill woolen mill I now clwt Hryan to accent the olflcc. gf s?e:::i i;:test Brief Resume cf Hr.ppenings of the Week Collected for Cur Readers. LABOR BANK GOOD Since the Brotherhood of Loco motie Engeneres established the I first labor bank in Cleveland, 2J additional labor bankr have been j formed, seven are in process of j iormation and preliminary organ j ization steps have been taken for . 60 more, according to Fredrick J. Haskjn, in the El Paso Herald. emloyii'.!',' several shirts of men ami the iniHt.itH'3 tiro running iluy u tut liiBllt. Ooriu' M. Olsoiulorfcr lias been recome.ieu.ied hy Hepresentaiivo Haw ley for aii;u)hitmeiit im ic(uiustcr at Ciiscadia. Alimit '."i0 men lire employed on the pot eminent tl.im under construction on McKay crotk, seven inilra south Of remilcton. v ; l'urehase of a luik-ninl ladd r truck for the Mi'MIunvillo fire department has lu cn imt lu the lunula, of a com mill" for action. Vith t'ae nnrruuta all paid and mon ey Kit In practically efery fund of the county, I. inn comity Nosed VX2i with a balance of JUSTUS. A total of -iSl.U'T tons were handled in the, port terminal of Astoria dur ing the last year, according to data ' prepared ly port authorities. I Steps have been taken for the crea-1 Hon of a new school district with j VesTfir. tie new sawmill town two! miles i: ,-t of Oakrid-tt. as the center. The Northwestern Society of High-' way r.inJm rs held Its annual meetln-; , In IVrtiai-.d Saitirdajr, with more than ; ICO i:ti mln-rs of the organization la; attendance. ' A special meeiini? of Oregon dairy' Bfn ii"d reprcsenlatlvca of allied In-1 dustriis caUid to co:-slder propoid' legislation was postponed to Monday, j January V.i. N"arly 1 " U more homes were erect ed in Portland in 1921 than in 19S3 '' ai:d the value, w as M.09I.UT greati r , than the year before. Homes eroch J ' numbered '-''j'J't. The com i-ilat im cjf gross posted re- j celpta qf the Mulford postnffiee. ; f.ol.o for the year, shows an Increase of more t!.;.n 9 per cent over gru.i receipts In 1323." l,ake county is clearing tha tax rolls of delinquent titspayerg by a foreclou ure ault Involving more thnu 400d do fendnnta, represent ing property own eta of the county whoso tuxes liavo been unpaid for the last two years. The residence of, V. A. t'mbanhower on Grand Island, about ten miles south ot Uayton, upset and caused dtiuuiKO est limited nt between S2S0 and ?:it)0. The house was built on piles nliout six feet lu the nlr to put It nbovo high water danger. The accident was thou.' '. 1.. . V.-c " :'. a ret tlement of the undcrplnnitig on rna sMk frithnvln - i''i r-' 'lit heavy freoie. r. S, rielc'er, wfio for flvs yeara Iiiim been county ngrlcultnnil agent at Moueow, !d:ib.i, him been appointed to a sliullar pom, Ion In lame county and will assume I 'h duties February 1. .1. M. Ueviv i, attorney for the slate highway ib p rlutent, has been ro iincstfd to p. pam u bill for presenta tion to I lie it islaiure providing for a tax on cliiiin :e solil In I Ills state, Kolo Hialii .iled at the Kugeno boa- pit ut ih a r suit of biiriiH auffe.-ed when a d.ivei nt upon which ho wua sleeping several Weeks ago caught lire, lie was badly burned on tils arms j and body. Course IHi ' le and Clinton nrnmbor ; of Suiherllu in ' in the Hoseburg hos- ' pltal sufferlinr from Injurlet sustained when n die ! 1 actoss their car whlls they were d iving on the Cnlupoota ; road cast ot : ilherllll. Couselldiith .1 of :"J liidlvidnul rnd i!';:!r!eis lu W'aseo county Into five l;;ire illsitie.s for the purpose of inuk ;.i. ' e ; for general road pnrpo-: , mm announced by route v ,tm' ri dli Ki.ioii. SKNATOU W.J.TAYLOR The lion. W. ,1. Taylor Hciiator iitm Mono, Umnlillii iind Union I'ounties is a ileinocrat in pulities tittil spirit brlieveng tlmt Hi'miilie i y is bent in all tilings, including l 'verntiiont. Hi i.fig residence ii Umatilla county and Ins kten i nt rest in public ufl'iiirs have ! v; n to him a reputation of v.liieliany man inighn be ptVutl. OUI'XION VOIKR Mrs. Louis Malsigcr uinl Mrs. Paul Halsiger were vi'iitms in Morgan Tueadny morning. Mr. J. I', Louy bus gona to S'ni Kranriet'o Cal. where he will vittit his da i' ht" Mi'.Uav J.i ly H''t' i"fm on llm HojiHirtrinCuiiaduhas return to fune. Mis. I. L. Howard returned Tuesday from I'ortland, Mr. 11. I'. Akeis, for the last liew MontliS a resident of Port land, in Mopping at the lone Hotel. (1. K. Society of the Cristian Church plan to go to Lexington j (r it rnlly with the Endeavor of the Lexinuton Society. .' "'fZurx.xr.-sz-JtrT'jsr: n indspeodeol: Garagel r 4 HUNTING .'PO iTTD I KUrEPvTY "Frank Vinch " Send for your free copy of ibis book today! Tbebooktcllsyou liow voiu-ati limit on po-ted prop erty how fariiiew and fporUuiau can get together to their mutual advantage. Three-quarter of the hunting grounds is already Costed. Where will y(,u hunt this fall? Keud the ook, "Iluntiu Pu'ted "i-operty" it's free. E. L DU POM DF NI-MOMiS & COn lac Spurtinf, i'liutlrr IlitUiun a.U.M,lu,HLU During Oac Week commencing Dec. 21 and ending Jan. lt everything in this ar- ' . age will Ik sold at 1 0 Percent Discount United States, Kelly-Springfield and Good Year tires and tubes -30x3 1-2 oversize -tires $11.70 32 x 4 " " 19.35 in Spring seeding lime will soon be here A VAN BRUNT . will serve you well. We have a good stock of drills on . hand and our prices are right. 'Hoping New Year brings you health WwUuhand prosperity. Bristow & Johnson and all other siz;s in accordance. Kvcrytliing in the house 10 percent discount. '. Ilndspeclsiii Garage lone, Oregon. I IONE HARNESS SHOP C. A. Ur.CtV. Proprietor w V r V V V VT V P t V W V w W W i Drop In und looK oVcp my , Lint of WorK Shoes. j. I ltave a jjooil stotK of Gloves und Harness Supplies. j. Repairing at lV asonlili- Prir-- " ?a y? 'rWi rA rs l "o xS Ifv. AV 4 i f-i 'Is: U - t;i Is broadcasting to all the H World this season " Ci:UO! Ve art bttttr prepared V.kn (ever f j tnti -t li you and make jreisr vlAt a wor-dtfrtul txjKrlenc." If you have never. lwn to California it ihould be tlie cfi'ii t uf your lilr to gg, VVjicn you art ready to pUin the ti.p let the twlp. fifu'l wrr t. t I,e urrlrrjIfnH by pvM, or mU or "Ttvr to I. k., J hm.w cv,rv route I ' 1 you lb motl h.lpf ul I km.w ev ry route. vtrfT Kill priaifi finnyr to fcr I. ; (.turf y.ur ,1"'4 t in . co". n-xiati.irn.pmVKlr Tnu wlfh kn outlut of yii,r trt, rl U i.vfr yoilf tif krtl. YoMOfrcl rvjt rttvi: yyt )o.'- -r yotir (. Itoe to .urtHl to txitrirnm drli.i)t. i !.uvr l) t.i th -re n, uul it aliaji b your. U) wwacm i imkiw you csire lu J. V. IIOWK, Agent, lone, Ore. -. '' lone MarKet CICO. W. RITCHII-, IVop, w p 1 f vr.n 6 i cufr Y LAKG PA'( T. fettfure - Wholesale anJ Rttail Dealer I in FRESH and CURED MEATS iVour Patronage Solicited. 1 fuel ttrut:lul ill. lll.i'mf;:, lured is liiiilr fiimou-i HOT IILAST Tirititinlp ,.,J cont;.in,i t'm, LAKG HOT AIR DRAIT, rutk ori;.;nul, p.u-nt-f! .f..-t.m s. Furl iu, U lHmt ei. tutly uroui.J ll.o ovt ii, u;iii.-:..,i t-vi-tv of fuel hi,.! Jl(,ii:!., very inrh of coo'kli, !ltr. faco , tl.u LAH(i iU.,.:,i. h i.y far tl.o mo,t ,on..m. lcul kitchen tnnlu on tl.o r.'iivl-ct. To l.y LA'iJtj itovs nr u:;td utij c-nJoiW Ly tiiouiuiiJ. o Arm-Mean housrwives. III HI Under New Management IONE. HOTEL Iqne, Ore. Refurnished and Strictly Up to Date. Commer cial Table First Class. A - home away from home, with best meals in Central Oregon. SAM GANGER, Proprietor. . Nice Rooms. . Good Service. iM-M'.tt'g'. Let us show you ENGELMAN HARDWARE Co. BMBDBEHaiiaEijassMaiBraciaaHUBaacBBiaiaaaaaiBj Farm Implements VULCAN and OLIVKR PLOWS, SUPERIOR DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORS'K ENGINES, . MYERS PUMPSbTAR and AERMOTOR " WIND MILLS. WINONA WAGONS. PAUL G. BALSIGER j lone, Oregon ... ;