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THE IONE INDEPENDENT
PublishcJ 1 .cry Friday by
. V. MUD, li litnt-l'uhlislier
SUUSl ktl'TlONi
One year
Six monUif
Tbi mAntha
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Entered at aecoiu; . lass mattor at the
puiiuiiir al Jone, Oregon, under act
of Mar. Ii ;l, ls7H
Friday, Jan. 30 1925
den of Maine should bo placed
upon the courts, but let us re
member (hat tho lar
functions well
is runsistant with th
of ' the judtfe, but in accordance j
with the vijror weakness nf n,J
public prosecutor and the sunt;.
ment of that trreat public from
which jury's are drawn.
Early Days On
Willow Creek
Telegram Man Kc iews
History Of Settlement
'Mrs. i
jliend-i
lone;
Wooi
ut IIu
Our Lives are Songs
"There la a tide in the uiffnlr of 'n,,,. r,
men which, token at the n.,.,.1 l.,ls I Ullr ,U 08 r so11.
on 10 lortnne.
iShnkeHHarv
Law Enforcement
Now that the State legislature
is in session it might be well if
the legislators and the people
should take into consideration
means to mako the law respected.
iL'iit is sweet.
Ciod writ .ia
the words
And we set them to music
pleasure
And the sons'
sweet or sad
As we choose
measure.
"e must sum the sor. what-
ever the words
Whatever the
And if is sad, we can make ii
triad
Brows triad, oi
to fashion th
swift
we can mak
it sweeter.
KlU Wheeler Wilcox
Needs
$1,000,000,000
Year
roaa, enforcement, sure,
and impartial.
The probability of punishment
deters the rogue but certainly
makes the boldest hesitate.
Speed in execution will frequent
ly prevent maudlin sympathy
frcrn crowding justice out court. The capital investment in the
and the assurance that neither j lirlit and power industry of todav
money, nor political pull, nor j 'is in excess of $G, 000, 000 000
social standing avail anything j and thse companies render an
will go far toward reconciling j essential service to a total of over
the ceneral nnhlii r th MJfWVin.ia .
' - niuiai"'i".vw vusiomers in the
xv l j unite States. The expansionvof
We hav?fi enough, what we the industry is now so rapid ttu t
..:u .a jusuce ana protection. j me capital requirements in 192
Justice for every violator and are estimated at $1,000,000,000
Drotcptinn fnr tha k i.. .f'n,l i,,, ..... .' '
---- . 'i'wucai uuu oi , " iaie oi .expansion, it is
law abiding citizens, who are the! anticipated' will continue 'indef.
Victims Of the criminal h,.r.lo'niteli-
who now regard the l.v with
" - ...w .a it
contempt and the machinery for
vutviktiuciiii n mi levity.
From the standpoint of a lay
man it would seem that the bur
Leave your watch repairing r t
Swansun's Feed and Supply Store
forllaylorthe Jeweler, Heppner,
iHrfMTTWTrl.
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Send for your free copy
of this book Jtoclayl
Thebooktelhyou howvou can hunt on posted prop
ertyhow farmer and portsmaif can get together
to their mutual ad vantage. c
Three-quarters of the hunting "rounds i already
posted. Where will you hunt this fall? Read th
Look, "Hunting Posted Property" it' free.
E. L DU PONT t5 NEUOUIS & CO., lac
Spurting I'mrtlvr IHrition
kiiuiu . .... ... .
SERVICE
Is broadcasting to all the
wurm tins season
"C0.t:0! W. ar batter pr.par.d
than aver to tntejtaln du and makt
VAMV Vlrlt A a . .. .
. wvnuvrtui zprlctlC.t
f of y'J,r 1,,e to so. When you arereajy
to plan the trip ltt the '
.Ut
'"", or 1 will dyou ,h.mt 2.'':
BKuioit I kiuw you duin iu y " ,
J. W. HOWK, Agent, lone, Ore.
lne, Ore. J!Ui. 20.-"The I
hrst settlers in this Vegion didj
not come Here for scenery, nor
ioi out door sports, nor becaus.
noun nuiomooile
road. Thev chmu li,.-.. ' ....
v . l n. i
grass-for their livestock, of
course." sin,! M. ...
, v ....i.-.vil,
Joseph Mason. If the name of
this family were traced to its
fnesis, its roots would bo found
in Pnrf II irti I I It
-uu iviason was a
rortuguese seHnion in v,.n,.
ut if...... II
" lie Win ile.nvi. t
America by the peivonal freedom
ih.t e i
iuuniiers aavertised. and he
was swept in the mM n.Ji ...
,SB w the California nlaeer
Hilt th. .M.... .1
" nv fiiiiiii m nimi ...
. ... v ..in VI1 u
peaceful farm und (..wul.i.. :
" ""iw 1(1
some far country persisted, and
in the early T0s l. (.mu .1.
""'IV, HWi tl
i oaiem. Ore., whor
, '
Jturs hi;0 ne wa3 r0.en,alon ,(ui
mie Senator I ardinir' ',.,.. .... ;
, , , " '"'HI Mtlli
later ne was farmer (. a..i...,
limn. He min-;..,) a
Uitos. a salem irirl. In
uuy came to Morrow c unty,
iuok up land and reared a family
o. uve noysand live girls, all of
wnom are still living. p.lla
te-chesjn Portland schools. Hert
runs a store in lone. Joe is a
merchant at IVineviik., Jessy re.
sides at The Dal,s. i.-runk
is farming the home rancli and
Harold is a teacluT. The oth,',
four .girls married and live at
lone. The n:inits i, ......... i
izert the ambition of th,... r...r.
ed souls who pioneer in strange
lands. Joe Mason died liioT
Ma-Oll Still lives rm tl .l'l
farm.
ckeek lands settled
The creek lands were s..tti..,)
earlvin the 70. When the
Jrst settlers arrived, each picked
himself a creek for his cattle and
itwaj promptly called by his
name. The hills were s..tt!...i
tea years Intor rirv,i
- vviuiiitnia i.
nnea was the first settler on
Iihea creek. It
some that he di Khea creek.
He was a Missourian lio
sided at Eugene awhile, and as a
vountr m:in U :
' " luilc iii-ie in tati.j,
He married Sophronia Adkins
.I-ftjrt i
"wiaiiilTiSO WUS a ninn,..,-
u . ... . ....
"ere. All I tie Adk iism nr.. ,.,..
dead, even the second generation
ouc tolumbus Khea is Ktlll li-;.,..
"I'K.
over near Echo, on a mneh u.;n.
his son. Thomua A. mui inmn.,
r". hhea. brothers of Columbus
Khea. followed him hr.-. ,i
were ranchman for fortv i.a
near lone. Wh
. - ". as
leucea, inev auit ranc , n.r .,.
, biiu
are now livihg near Ilillsboro,
a number of woman nf ti,
mc
urst families wh-' uioneproH hro
iiv. I V.
arestii ivinir. " hm H tt. t m
---r. .t b iuaun,
wno-,e rneumatism at times a
fiords him leisure ( to reflect on
me past. "Mrs. John Jordan
wnose name was Missouri Han-
ey, came from Missouri with her
ramer. Jordan first mi.hu.i
Willow creek. Sho i n,u.on,.,i
m years, two children a TP trui ri
ieu ana gone, but h he it ci;n
ictive and dot!s nnninir i. i.....
Morrow county mothers need her
service. Mrs. A. C. 'I'ett.'ys.
ho was Miss Katiu Ganger, was
tarneij here to Pettevs. wh
Settled at the fn'rtra ixf Will
und Rhea creeks. Thev . Jilled it
1'ettyville and he was the ilr
postmaster.
At that time The Dalles
the nearest uoslmTie.
miles dihtant. The postmnster
at irie lJKllt-s knew every settler
in this region, and when
a rancher in town, it was hi I,...
bit to send out the nuijl for all.
lomeumes it was a month be
fore the last letter re:i!ifiil' ita
consignee. Mrs. iVtteys, now
three score and ten is still active
and runs the home raneh nuiui.
ed by a son, G.' A. and a daught
er, Edith. She reared a fn,n
of ten. seven of whnm
Mrs. Krank Engleman, at lone";
CI
Local
cws
at tO All
wiioiiiinatious.
The leader for the Junior En
.leavor nioeting next Sundnv
Glen Kobisoi ' .
1 he topie i: Tim M
I'oigot to lie Thankful.
Jne Dorcas Society of the
"ongregatio ,!tl church will hold
their monthl; silver tm, Thfrs
ay the lifth of I-'. l
..... j ,
Ihe next nteeting of the-Union
( . h. boeiet . will de. held at the
Haptist chur,!). The lender is I.
1'. Koliison.
In our las' issue it was ei'one
ously stated 'hat the Nat. W.
Convention would' be held "in
Portland. Oregon, next July.
The won! ivm-M i i..... .
-....v. ..ii, rill. I III1VC
appealed in the place of Nation-
a', Great lead rs in Chrwriim
ndeavor will be tin sent frmn
every part of the world.
Uevererui Paul Moill
who Vas been in attendance mi
r.vanir :;i h ( nnfuruim.,
..... 1. 1
Portland, returned to lone, Wed
nesday and wid occnov tho .!.
1 j
int mornii i and evening jiext
Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Haptist
urcii will meet in the Harris
liiuii imr.
The leader of the Christ in
Endeavor meet in ir at tho Chrwi.
ian cnurch next Sundnv t-nu
is Mrs. Frank E
CHL'KCII DIRECTORY
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. W. W. HEAD iVwi,,,
Spring
seeding lime will soon be here
A VAN 15 RUNT
will serve "you well;
We have' a good slock of drills on
hand and our prices are right. -
Hoping the New Year brings
you health wealth and prosperity.
Bristow ik Johnson
iuini HARNESS SHOP
C A. IJKCIl. Pronrl..,,, f
r
Djfop In
t
and looK over my
-AIT . c l
e or worn onoes.
I have Rood :,;ocK of Clovt-s and
llarnt ss bupplien.
J Kt pairinr at Kcasonahlc Prices. X
11:00 A.
W. HEAD,
Services
M. and 8:00
P. A!
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
lone Market
.CKO. W. RITCIIli:. Pr,p.
wBa.M, mWB ii'iiii
WjmL-salc anJ Retail Dealer In
FRESH and CURED MEATS
Your Patronage Solicited. I
vji
155
U 'vLAUL De.F
Pastor
MORTLMORE
10:00 A.
Services
M. and 8:00
4.
Fll:ST RAPTLST CHURCH
Sunday School at l.KiO A M
Junior Endeavor Ht.VSO P.M.
I rayer meeting fhurs. 7.:;o 1 J
HEPPNER TAILORING CO.
TAILORS
Cleaning Dyeinc
Pressing Repairing
iicppner, Ore.
Under New Management
IONE HOTEL
lone, Ore.
KcfumishcJ and Strictly Up to Date. Commer
cud Table I'ir.st Class. A ,omc away from
home, with hest meals in Central Oregon.
SAM GANGER, Proprietor.
Nice Rooms. Good Serv.Vr
lltliiaa.a..... " ' ' " -
""iiaBj
A. D. MCMURDO, M. I
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Masonic Building
Trained Nurse Assistant
Heppner Oregon
WOODSON a SWEEK
Attorneys At Law
First National Ihnk Ruildin
Heppner - Oregon
When You Visit Heppner
Lat at the
Elkhorn Restaurant
Good Meals I 3est f)f Scrv-rr.
Lunch Counter '
Farm Implements
3 VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS,' SUPERIOR
; DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENCINES,
j MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR '
j WIND MILLS. WINONA WAGONS.
I PAUL G. BALSIGER
! ' lone, Oregon
Dr. A. H. Johnston
PHYSICIAN &. SURCEON
graduate IV urse Assistant
Phone-Office Main 8!W
Residence . Main 4U2
HEPPNER . . OREGON
SEE ME REFOKi: THE FIRi;
II. C. WOOD
REAL ESTATE &
INSURANCE
IONE, - . OREGON
Clyde R.Walker,M.D.
ri 7sich;i and Surgeon
Office in Drug Store.
OREGON
IONE.
F. H. Robinson '
Attorney and Counselor at Law
aa
Will practice in all the Courts
IONE, OREGON
Dr. F. E. Farrior
DENTIST
Office: Odd Fellow. Hulfdlnj
Heppner . Oregon