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NUMBER 52
VOLUME XIII
10NE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE,, ; .1925
. LOCAL NEWS NOTES i
W, E. Uullard and family who
have been away on ten day va
cation at Hood llivcr and val!7
points arrived home lost Friday.
A. F. Young and family start
ed on a two week's vacation iut
week. They were headed for Hood
River when tney left here. '
Sehool election date U tho third
Monday in JuncO , ' f
L, D Dock bia gone to the
mountains for a month's sojourn
Dad Grif 'in, our celebrated D
chutes river fisherman rrivedsafe
ly homelast Saturday evening. lie
rode ovr with his son in law, Mr.
Ralph K t'ser and family of Mau
pin. Dad saSth) t'ju" were so Tuesday afternoon they rtpaired
hungry that Y. a J bl.'l. ol tho to thu hotel lone and when Mag
hide off his shins, 'jgie had sufficiently recovered
Louis IJalnigtrtnd fumily went contatulatnons, consalion " and
to Salem Suulayaftarnojn, Tho'refreBhnents filled a Very pleas-
will attend the comtnencment ex
ercises ai Willamette University
Before their return ihey expect
to visit Newburg where they will
be prsent at the wedding of Mitts
Ulanche Mc Ney.
"Special" chocolates only M7
cents a pound while the preterit
Lock lasts. -tfullard'a fnarmacy.
Mrs. Maggie Bowers was very
pleasantly anb quite coinletely
surprised by a numbi-rof htr
friends who remembed the dale
of her birtday anniversary and
determined that it should not
pass unnolea. Accjrainxiy ia i
ant hohr.
, Beggan of Rank
, The "bliie-go'ina" una the ftiirne
given to nedenneli, or lii'Kjjurg, who r-J
i'IvimI uliiia from III Hrotliafi kiiiM.
IiOihiki they wnn IiIiih gowns an'l
pewter 1j(iJk-w. Tli.y were ulhrrvd v
beg In any ptirt of Si-nt lun.l., , , j.
Little Change in Nature
bki'lwnl reinuina from ilit auiul pita
lit OhTi'Hcl, mi tli(". nurtli Imuk (if
the iltilnc, dutlng iilmtit 10,000 yearn
nito, were found to he practically mod
ern In their formation.
Money is Plentiful
BUT IT IS HARD TO KEEP WITHOUT
A BANK ACCOUNT "
. NO MATTER how plentiful money may be
you cannot keep it If you fritter it away. And
carrying money around in your pocket affords an
Ideal opportunity for frittering.
MAKE MONEY PLENTIFUL FOR YOURSELF
-DEPOSIT IT IN T.LS BANK INSTEAD OF
FRITTERING IT AWAY.
Bank of lone
IONE, ORECON
Vttcatotially Appreiicd
Aipll!r for a divorce, an olil (Jeor
(In iifk-rci Mild to Hie Jii'l.-e: "lilt only
eot n e alrin er hull ler git mar
ried, .edge; but l.awcly, Jede, I'd give
a r hale ter ell rid vr liw."-BiMton
Tmiiwrl.t.
CALL FOR COUNTY
WARRANTS
All General Fund Warrants of
Morrow County, Otgon, register
ed on or before January 31, 1925,
will be paid on presentation m
the office of the County Treasur
er on or after June 8, 1922. Bt
which date interest on said war
rants will Cease.
Uaoed at Heppner, Oregon,
May 25, 1923.
L';on W. Bribes.
County Treariurer.
Pet Cat HoncTci
A m-idlHiy utiil utrnlrlp S.-ottlsif
liui'loi'. iut liu. Uicil wniie time ax'
loft irJO In lili will for tlie rrprtlin of
mi ntunent to the Bifmnry of t fa
turtle cut. '
'LTCORHICK-
HARVESTER-THRKSHEKS
Specially Built for Hillside .'Harvesting!
Perfect Provllon for Leveling
Doth Lengthwise and Sidewise
Machine Will Level on Hillside
Up to 65 Grade
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Can De Used With Equal Success
on Hillside or Level Fields
ONCE OVER AND ITS ALL OVER" yearly becomes
the harvest slog m of a rapidly increasing number of
practical, dcep-thinkiiin grain growers men who know that
low production cost is the surest guarantee of grain profits.
These men ore buying McCORMICK-DEERING HILL
SIDE HARVESTER-THRESHERS! First, because the
McCormiclt-Deering is a proved aucccan, both at home and
abroad. Second, becansa they realise the value of depend'
able, cloae-at-hand Harvester Comp&ny aervce. "
The McCORMICK-DEERING HOlside Harvester-Thresher
is a remarkable machini:. Built for 12-fu cut, this combina
tion Aarveafer and thnaher cuts the grain, threshes it
thoroughly, separates it from straw and chaff, and delivers
it into wagon box or sacks. Straw ia scattered at the rear
as fertilizer for future crops. ,
Grain Is Delivered Direct From
, Sickle 'to Thresher. , , )
llmlntlni oh of twine, hauling' of (hock, and lotiei due to handling.
"Once over" hrveatln( aavn time and tabor, and puta the grain in
hape for I mmedi'are marketing wh en pricea make thit adviaabla. Ortin
our and thnihtd wi(h fTie UcCormlck-Drlnt it in trmry mm?
oaaJ ro In quality or 6errer tUn tht out and thnshtd with arpa.
rare machine , . i
' Plan Now for Harvest Time!
We auggeet that 70a contidcr Inveatt.nent In one of thne thoroughly
modern and practical machines thit year. Fully Illustrated literature will
' be tent on request Call on itn McCortsick-Peering dealer and lawn
more about thla machine. t , Ji
International Harvester company
OP AMERICA
Uaeorporaled)
C. VV. Swanson, lone, pregon.
and v
Karl L Beach' Lexington, Ore.
PSck-''
in J3 imdU.w .'Aj'i i Hiii 11 ft Umm- aw.itl
Lile
SmiW7
FULLY ARMORED
"Have Vr rlilldren a good arhool
trarlierl" aaked 1 motor tourlxC ,
"Yea'm, I reckon aVi," replied Cap
Joltneoo of Ituuipua Itlile. "Ieat
), alia gc(a cunverted all t ag'ln
eyerjr time tlicre'a revival, prnjri like
tnllliig the Ixinl how to run hi own
bualnfsa, and la ao leirn, lank and
sliurp-rornired that no man la lit so
ber wnfi would try to make a maun
on her." Kiinms City St nr.
To the last
A well-knin author was vainly en.
dravnrlng to write the other morning,
wlu-n lie was repeatedly Interrupted
by his elx-year-old ana. "If yon ak ma
one more quMitlon." the haraaaed
writer ileclured at laat, "I Vlll go oat
and drown myself."
"Father," came the small volca,
"may I nnne out and see joo do- ltT
Dulilln'llerald.
Notice of Annual
School Meeting
'Notice fs Hereby Given to the
legal voters of School District No.
35. of Morrow. County, State of
Oregon, that the ANNUAL
SCHOOL MEEETING ol. said
Diatrict will be held at lone
School House; . to begin at the
hour of 1:30 o'clock P. M, on the
third Monday ; of, June, being
the 15th day of Jun?A. D.,1925
This meetinsr is called for the
purpose of electing one director
for three years, one director for
two years to fill the vadancy
caused by the resignation of I. L.
Howard and one school clerk for
one year and the transaction ol
business usual at such meeting
k Dated this 1st day of June,
' 1925. ' m t,.f! - ..1
-ATTEST:' - :
: M. II Morgan. " ' "
Ulwlriuau Uoiird of Director
Del a M. Corson.
Dintrlct l liTk '
WEATHER REPORT
FOR IUY
j . a a atwii Sias .
The report of the Cooperative
Observer for Morgan station is as
fyllows: - ' '
No. of cloudy days '., , ,11
No. of dartly cloudy days ' 7
No. ofclear day - .13
Total prcisitation " 1 12a
Total precipitation since Sed-
aemberl ia7'20 inches. "-. '
The total precipitation for the
corresponding period last year
was 4.84 irches,
There was a thunder storm on
the 20th. ' 1 ' '
R E. Harbirton
Cooperative Observer.
Between GirU ,
Allre That new wrap Is yery ba-
comlng to yoa.
Orace You think sof To my notion
It lildra much of my figure.
Alice l'ea, that's Juat the reason
why.
NOT FIT TO LOVE
.1 i
Combines for Sale
CHEAP . ,
16 It. Holt w.tli motor.' "
9 ft. Decring with motor.
See
WALT CORLEY, -lone
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
The fourth anniversary of Kis
Betty Ganger's birthday wasvtry
pleasantly celebrated last Satur
lay pt a wn iwti v
SUnge residedce. After proKraniff
jf Rames ice cream and cake wer
served. , ' ,
Tnose present wer?: Virginito
Griffith. leathering Griffith, Eva
Star.ge, , Marion Hale, Bertha
Alter. Winnona Ritchie, Sybf'
Ho well' El mer Swanson, EarlDT t
rlarriet Heliker, Louss Devia,'
Uvina SUnge, tariine rarntn-
MonaStange, Valjean Ciark nT
Betty Ganger. ..'..
"You don't seem to be wafting any
love on that neighbor; ot yours."
, "Why, mun, to hear that fellow talk
you'd think him a Important ia this
place as IT
Senatorial Deliberation
In nalla whr Uclilatlve will
rrocda In stalely rhythm.
Tla aaid. "Ton eaa't like f.llr UU
Xou sac awqualnud with m."
An Endurance Tttt
The aud,cnce grew Iras and leas an
til a siH-ak er arcwe with only one man
In front of ultn.
"My dear sir," began the speaker,
"I cauuot express the gratitude I feel
for the courtesy you have shown ma
In remaining to hear my speech."
"Oh," replied the man addressed, 1
deserve no thanks ; I'm the next speak
er. Minneapolis Tribune.
FARM LABOR
MEETING
A mng of the Morrow 0
farmers to discuss a wage scab
for the coming harvest will b
held at the office of the County
,ii tivppnr. Saturday; June 6, ai
2 P. Ai. A't farme'8 of the coun
y p.re invited to sttend and Uk
part in the meeting. At thU
meeting plana for a district cun
I'erenca similar to the one hold
it Moro last year will be biscussed
nl deiinicely decided. ' ;
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FARMERS
,TAKE NOTICE
Have you a way to harvest s'l
your grain ?SeeC. C Sargent tf
reasonable harvesting prices 04
from 200 to 800 acres. Will hire,
1 J - l. , twA Man f
line neau ui uuiacs mmu
C C Sargent,'
loni TJregbnY"
.1
, ,1 Encouraging
Ttrre.' rhlmpunzees arv laklne Imnor
t lit jerts In a new film. After this
.aire peopls than ever will be Juttt
f e l ib ihhiklng that tbey have a film
t : c.
' No Alibi in Winter i
O. H. U writes: In the spring It's
spring fever; In the summer It's thf
dK duys; lu the autumn It's mefaa
choly, but In the winter there Is rsnly ,
one name for it and that la laxinew.
Boston Transcript , t
Unchallenged Monopoly
Tractlcally everj-' gorerniaenf I n
earth la a customer of a little shop lu
New Jersey, wliere the geviue.:ri?
lathes for engravlnR the patterM
banknote and similar plates art man
plOI!!!n!II!:!IIl!!illl!IiII!!l!!!!i!!!li!!!!lil!lillllll
Thm Better . Way
After capturing niany '"firsts" for
athletic prowess, a young woman da
cided to take up cooking teutons. 1
"A wive division," declared the In
structor. "Join our waffle class to
morrow. We give a medul for waHles."
But when the young lady showed op
wearing all tier trophies, the Instruc
tor suld: "Maybe we'd better give
you a waffle for rupdula,? :
i TAKING RISKS
1IAYINC TIME
. . IS HERE
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!H I am ready, to fill yourneedswitlV
s repairs lor iuu
1 rakes. : ,m
H i have just ; received a large ship-j . :
Iment'of repairs and can supply your j?
iH-utlat Don't he afraid. You'll be '
profouiidly unconscious while' I'm ex- ,
trnctlng thoae teeth.
Pntlent That's what troubles ma,
doc. Isn't there some safe place where
I enn leave my roll before I take the
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On the Radio
Knna, Meena, Mlrnh, Mo '
Catrh a iona on the radio;
If It's aqutaky, don't lit go.
Tun It In a little mo'. ,
wants at right prices'. . , . '
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A lady went Into a depni'tment store-'
and suld to the clerk: . '
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