VOLUME XIII
IONE, ORECOM, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925
NUMBER 32
MESSAGE TO VET
ERANS OF THE
.WORLDWAR
SHOULD . APPLY FOR
BONUS
Blanks At Recruiting Station
"Veterans of the World War
who have not submitted . appli
cation for their bonuses are
urged by Lt. Col. p. F. Andrews,
City Recruiting Officer, U. S. A.,
to do so at once. The Impor
tance of applying at the earliest
possible date is urged upon the
veterana by Col. Andrews who
atatea: "The War Department
ia daily receiving cases in which
veterans who thought themselves
in the best of health have died
or have been killed by accident
without having submitted their
applications for adjusted compen
aation. Their widows and
children, many of them in needy
circumstances, receive In such
cases cash to the amount of the
adjusted credit, an amount equal
to approximately one third only
of that he would have received
in one payment in cash had the
veteran made application prior to
death. For instance, should a
veteran who served over seas
for a period entitling him to the
maximum amount of adjusted
service credit of $625, die with
out filing his application, his
widow, children, or other depen
dent within the restricted class,
will receive that amount only in
'ten quartely installments while
If he filed his application prior to
his death the widow, children,
or dependent will receive aDDrox-
Imately $1580 In one payment in
cash. CuHh payments under the
Act become due on March 1, 1925,
and payment will be delayed un
less the veteran applies suffi
cient time in advance of that date
to enable the War Department to
properly pass on applications and
transmit it to the Veterans
Bureau.
Veterans may obtain applica
tion blanks, ' have their finger
prints taken, and le rendered
other assistance in completing
their applications at any Army
Recruiting Station in Oregon or
Washington.
Lt. Col. C. F. Andrews,
Recruiting Officer.
i STATE COLLEGE WRITES
MONTANDON
Savant Reports Fruit Tree
Damage
Juday is here
visiting friends
Mr. "Polk"
from Portland
and relatives.
Miss Cecil Hogue underwent
an operation for appendicitis
last week, she is recovering rap
idly and expects to leave the
Heppner Sanitorium the latter
part of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Akers re
turned from Portland on Mon
day evening's train.
Mrs. Akers has arranged for a
course of treatment at a Portland
Sanitorium and will return there
as soon as accomodations are
completed for the reception o(
patients.
Look over my cash and carry
counter. You can reduce the.
cost of living by taking advant
age ol prices there.
Bert Mason.
Little Credit is Given
And Little is Due
To the bank that renders just
ordinary service. It's the
extraordinary that
counts.
Bank of lone
ESTABLISHED 1895
IONE, OREGON
PI
Wrights
Liquid
Smoke
for smoking all kinds of meat by simply applying
to meat with abrush. One quart will
smoke a barrel of meat,
280 pounds.
We also stock Wrights Mam Pickle and Sugar
Cure.
BULLARDS PHARMACY
The KODAK Store
Mr. E. Montandon, -
lone, Oregon.
My dear Sir:
An examination of the material
you sent in shows a very con
siderable amout of winter in
jury.
We could find no live blossoms
at all on the peach wood that you
sent in. With the cherry wood,
the blospoms in some cases have
not been killed outright, but the
bark below and the apurs are so
badly damaged that it seems
doubtful if they could even come
out at all. The astonishing thing
of it is that it seems as tho the
damage is greater just below the
blossom in the bud than it is in
the bloi-om itself. We find here
in this section , that the bloBsom'
in the bud itself will be killed
before daaaage has been done to
the wood, It seems as tho
under the conditions that you
have just had that the wood is
hurt more than the blossoms
themselves.
The pieces of limbs you sent in
show that the inner bark appar
ently is killed. However, after
our experieuee in 1919 we do not
like to come out flat-footed and
say that the material is dead.
We found that nature has
endowed the trees with such
a wonderful recuperative power
that some trees w pronounced
as dead recovered in good shape..
The biggest surprise was the
individual recuqeaative power of
varieties, some showing equal
damage later reacting in differ
ent ways. One variety would
die out for us, while another
would recover in good shape.
Some varieties showing what we
LET HE GOVERNOR BE
GOVERNOR
Because the governor sees fit
to exercise his constitutional
powers in accord with hit own
judgment and his own conscience
he is accused of fighting the
legislature. That is not a fair
charge and everyone knows it.
What is desired by the critics is
that the governor make a door
mat of himself. It is desired
that he forget his oath of ofTm
and let others assume the powers
vested in him by tne people
That is a plain and correct state
ment of the business.
Governor Pierce is justified
when he insists that he be the
governor, lie was elected. No
one else was. The governor is
justified in refusing to take die
tation from friend or foe. He is
justified if he refnses to barter
away tHs or that in order to re
tain authority elsewhere. He is
not running a pawnshop. East
Oregcnian.
For Sale
Fresh milk cows for sale.
Cecil C Sargent.
One 2 year old Mammoth
Golden Branca Gobbler for sale.
Mrs. Cecii C. Sargent.
thought was a minimum amount
of damage would die off, while
another one looking much worse
as far as we could see would
come thru. In-view of these
ftste that we have noticed... we
do not want to say out and out
that the material is dead, but if
it recovers it shows a wonderful
recuperative power and is more
than we can expect
Yours respectfully,
C. E. Schuster
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NEWS
lone was defeated by Condon
last Friday night 22 to 9, altho
Condon had the best of it. Ekle
berry Ione's regular center was
unable to start the game, 'and
Grave began the game in that
position. He was taken out on
personal fouls, however, and
Kkleberry finished the game.
The result was a decided oissap
pointment to the lone fans as
they expected lone to come thru
with a victory.
The Condon girls basketball
team wasdeafeated by the lone
girls 20 to 2 last Friday night,
lone had a much different play
ing team than Lexington de
feated last week. Condon's
forwards had nearly as many
shots as lone but they were un
able to locate the basket. The
game was fast throughout but
lone had the best of it from the
first until the game ended.
The party given by the fresh
men fur the entire high school
and lacuity last week proved a
success except that one cake was
stolen. Games were played un
lit ten o'clock when refreshments
were srved after which the
three upper classes gave fifteen
rahs for the freshman.
The domestic art class will give
a bazaar on Thursday, February
19, in the McMurray building for
the purpose of buying equip
ment for the domestic art room.
They will have fancy and plain
aprons, lingerie, children's
aprons and dresses, and1 fancy
work besiles serving .tea, waf
ers and home made candy.
Heppner defeated lone 13 to 10
last Saturday night in a slow
game on Heppner's floor. lone
had the best of it in the first half
making six points while Heppner
was getting three. In the second
half Heppner ran in three new
men who bettered the team con
siderably. They soon tied the
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HIGH SCHOOL DEL
EGATES MAY GO
TO EUGENE
STATE U. SENDS INVITA
TION
Washington's Birthday Hoik
'days the Date .
Oregon Agricultural Colleare.
Corvallis, Feb. 13.-lone hiirh
school has been invited to send
delegates to tke second annual
Educaiional exposition to be held
this year during the Washington's
birthday holidays, February 21
to 23. More than 600 high school
student delegates and faculty
members attended the exposition
last year snd indications are that
more will be here this year.
Educational and vocational
guidance is one of the chief aims
of the exposition. Not only will
every school and department of
the college prepare an elaborate
display of the work carried on by
it. but national figures in the
educational world will be here
for the period to confer with the
students regarding their choice'
of a career and whether the
students' bent in life can be de
veloptd at O. A. C. Dr. Stanley
Coulter, dean of men at Purdue
Uuiversity, will counsel with the
men, and an equally prominent
woman will meet the girls.
While the exposition is primar
ily educational, recreation for the
visitors will no 1 be neglected.
Friday evening a night horse
show is scheduled, while Satur
day evening an all school stunt
show will be staged. One or more
basketball games have been tent
atively arranged, and Sunday
atternoen concerts by campus
musical organizations will be
featured.
Leave your watch repairing at
Swanson's Feed and Supply Store
for Haylor the Jeweler, Heppner.
Pan-A-Ce-A
Puts hens in laying trim. Then
, you have laying hens. The price
of one egg pays for all the
Pan-a-ce-a a hen will eat
in six months
Now is the time to tone your
stock up with DR. HESS STOCK
TONIC. Every package sold un:
der positive guarantee. If you are
not satisfied that Dr. Hess reme
dies have benefitted your poultry
or animals, bring the extra pack
age back and get your money back.
BERT MASON
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