THE IONE INDEPENDENT PuhHiheJ Kv ry Friday by . V. HfiMK J .litot-l'ublishcr suuscnu'noN: On year... .... tiu month 1 In mi niontht ,...7E ....BC .-i as aivond cIh.sj umltar al th poKUiiHc at tone, Orogon, under tel of Miiiy1 X l.sTtt Friday, Jul; 31, 1923 He series his party best who serves his country lust. Samuel J. 1'ilden Public office is a public trust G rover CI 'land You shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold. W. J. Bryan, CROSSING THE BAR Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me, And may theae be no moaninj of the bar, Wheu I put out to sea. But such a tide as, moving, stems asleep, Too full for sound or foam, When that which drewfioir. out the bjundiess deep, Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell, And. after that, the dark! And may there be no sadnes of farewell, When I embark; For though from outourbournt of time and piac. The tide may bear me far, I hope to meet my pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar Alfred Tennyson AGREATCOMNONER With the passing of W. J Bryan is mustered out a grea advocate and soldier of the com mon good. The youngest man ever nomj nated for the presidency of the United States, he three times carrieJ the standard of his pttrt to defeat. But defeat at the poll; could not weaken the dynamic force ner caush the spirit 01 in man whosemagic e!oquencswep a oxent convention off its fee with the thrilling phraae, "Y01 shall not press down this crowi oa thcrn8UDun the browoflabor" and whose courage was such thbi he not only bore the standard u his convictions to the very kuu of the party of the opposition, bu stormed the citadel of react iu: in hislown. . With a lealizid liqaot trafi apparentlyimp -enably intrenches in the nation and in his party, h did not fear to declare war am waze battle for total ab&tinenc and prohibition. As'an instance of his ready wit and of his unwavering adherence to his convictions it is related that at the close of the Japano Russian war. he was a guest at a banquet given in honor of Ad miral Toko, the hero of the battle of the Sea of Japon. Wine flowed freely but Bryan consistently drank water. A young Japanese 1 3 naval officer observing ih's, said to Mr, Bryan, when Togo's name was presnted, "An admiral's heolth is always drunk in cham pagne". "Yourgreat admiral,' re plied Mr. B yan won his victorys on water. When he w ins a victory on cphamagn, I'll drink his health in champagne". An intensely religious man, he permitted no policy dictated by political or social expediency to belie his profession of fellowship mith the Great Teacher. A follow er of the Priuce of Peace;he strove to lead the nations into the sacred circle of Christion concord And at the close of life Bpfnt: n battle for the right as God - gave him to see the right, it was his happy lot to cross the bar, while resting after what, perhaps ee may have conceived to be the greatest battle of his career. s I '1 " W, J. Bryan's Favorite Hymn. I Go where You Want Me to Go I may not he on the mountain')- height, 0 over the stormy sen; I' may not b at the battle'ftom M tord will have need of m : B it, if by a still, small voice He calls T i paths that I do not know, r.i answer, dear Lord, with ny hand in thine. 1 I ro where you want me to o. There's surely somewhere a lowly pace, In earth's harvest fields so wide; Where I mav labor thro' life's short day for Jesus the crucified; ' i trnttm . -II Tu.. " " "' "" lu 1"J ifuuei care, XnA Irnnu-on Tl, I ... 11 ao iny will with sincere, heart I il be what you want me to be. A good cohsiience is the best ! - "- ""'w bum o UWUUHO K,e worst because it never 1 !"serts US. Everv mnn ran t,noa( ,... J 1 imirer. Cowards die many times before litir dtaths; The valiant never taste of J ath but once. BEWARE OF FAKE CURES. All so culled " cancer cures" ire harmful. Even if they do not nuke the condition worse, the lelay caused by their use permits tiany a cancer to reach a stag where nothing can be done witn it. The medical profession would e only too glad to welceme sorre real cure fcr cancer other than surgery, but this o far is ai unrealized dream. Ni doubt it vill come true sme time. At oresent the only hope of cure fur cancer is removal at the earliest 'ossible moment, usually by the knife; and everything that delays his removal lessens the patient.? hances of getting well. Tne best advice thatcon be gi . n now is this; for every growit u ump. unhealing sore or persistent eedmg consult a reputable phy cian at once. If the physician finds cancer and advises rem it-.1 l not delay. Above all, do r.ot ry cancer cures" . . they are i l useless, and merely give the a ient a fals? sense of secuiity, hiie the cancer rapidly becom, hptless. 0 ce a better cure than irgery is discovered it will hp inmediak'ly widely known and iniverslly employed. Unfortunate y there are are those who are willing to capitalize humanitv'. p jrsiatent hopefuInKss.'.and cause intold misery, by exnloitino worthless cures for the naUof tie money. STATE BOARD OF HEALTH Ala-ays follow your own advice a ' i let other folks follow theirs. ENGEUAN HARDWARE IONUREGON Everything in the line of hardware. If we havn't got it we can get it quick. ENGELMAN HARDWARE IONE, OREGON .- .M.,rw.., ...... Bible Thoughts for the Week. SunJav. I I Can Do All Thlngt through I J Christ which traugtlienetu ma, T J. run. 4:18. Moaday. X Tha Lord la Qaatl. a ktmnv X f hold In tha day of trouble; and t ne KnoweiQ mem Uiat truit in 4. blin. NuU. 1:T. I Tuatday, And t Will Stranothan Tham In J I tha Lord, and thv iliull walk no I t and down in Illi noma, with tha T I j. i.oru. .K-n. 10:1a. WadnaidaT I Am Alpha and Omaga, tha T DPICinn 111! mill I 10 mllnir. aatth X I tha Lord, which Is, und which T I na "' ' ". t 4. Almighty. Kv. 1:8, Thur.da. I For Bodily Exarclaa iiroflteth T I but OoUlliiea- la jirotliable : j, uiuu an iiuuii. nuvuig iiruiiiiso J, I T t me lira tum now la, ami or ! that ''cii l to come.-l Tim. 1 4. a .a 1 1 I Friday. A N.u Rln.k m.m ..1.1 . 1 for that which u put in t. nil it T UP tnketh from the Knrinciit, and T ".nt la umde wor.-Jlatt. Saturday, t And Soma of Them of under- J I (tumling ahull full, to trll .t T and to purge and to nuka them I white, even t the time of the t en l: hecniise It ii yot for a time Y tippolnled. Dim. Il::t5. " t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I-',' Married life is too often liken f"me of checker? the grei t biiugide is to get into the king row. Hope is a blind gui le, but where will you find a better one? Lodge Directory IOXB llOK No. IJO. A K.& A.M Mivta every llrnt nnM third WciIih-m d citcli 111 m th. V. M. . It. WnUer Sr. I K. Dick. LiMTSTfHAITKK So. 119. (. 1 M"e!a the HiH-oiiil mid fourth Tnca diiy of clicli month. W.M. Mm. M.vr th o'alker; Hw, Mm. Mm ltl.Mle. - IOXK LOIKiK No . iff. . 1 Meets every Sutiinlny evenlntf. X J., t-'rim"t Vi V. (j. IIi r k en I Ix-tU-r; Sec. Karl.) A. Ilruwn; Treiu V.. i. r.rlrttuw. UUXffIijKAS.S KKBKKAH Xo. l I t. O. V. M.-.-U the llrMt and thin 'I humdiy ofeii' h month. X (i. Ituli.t l:ii(reiuiin; V. U. Arvllln Kwmmoii S.-C. Verda llltclilc: TreiiM. Ktta Brl tow. Leave your watch repairing a' Swanson'g Feed and Supply Store for Haylor the Jeweler, Heppner. YOU M AY WIN $1,500 II von art abl is ,' ih mill am of H Ifllrfl contalntil In thl otJ "TOIIET SErF. j Slrins." Aloul.fli.om IN CASH uriitl ll be awarirj to competitors In thlt, GREAT WOKO HUILDINfi CONTEST SanJ tump for circular ani rulti. Ai4rit Church News Notes of Interest to All Local Pnominntions There wijl be no preaching ser t l the Con; regationnl Church 11 ;.t Sunday. Ioneileswil do well to rend and pondee I Cor. H 19 und J tmes 1-28 The Rev. C. R. Schoonover of .Vulta Walla preached at the Christian Church in Levington last Sunday morning and to the one Christi n Church in the evening. It W possible that Mr. Schoonover nay be called to the joint pastorale of the lone rnd Lexington churches. Tue D.. ly Vacalin Bible School closel its course with a drogramnW Friday evening. Rev. 0. P. very whodreached at the Con iregational Church list Sunday, jonrnevelon Mm dayrmo.ning for Portland and the Sunny Soulh The tumult t ud the shouting oies The captains and th.' kings depait Still slunds thine anciontsacrifice An humble und a contrite heart. When vice leaves an old man, it it by no means ccrtuin that vir tue takes the place of it, for sin smutimes q tits us because it has nothing to feed on. Rev. W. W. Heal of lone was 1 1 Morgan last Sunday and atttr.d ed Sunday school. He preachid to the people at the close of the Siindaysrhool session, CHURCH DIRECTORY CONGREG ATION A I CH URCH Rev. W. W. HEAD, Paster Services 11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School 10;00 A. M. Prayer Meeting Thura. Evening Services 10:00V M ail 8:0) P. M. FIRST BAPTIST CHUitCH Sunday School at 1C.00 A.M Junior Endeavor Ht5 30 P.M. Prayer meeting Thurs. 7.30 P. M HEPPNER TAILORINGCO. TAILORS Suits Made To Measure PRICE S29.50 And Up Satisfaction Guaranteed Heppner, Ore. l D. MCMURDO, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office In Masonic Building Trained Nurse Assistant Heppner -:- Oregon WOODSON li TSWEEK ' Attorneys At Law First National Hank Building Heppner Oregon - l j X.I.a laj lit When You Visit Heppner Eat at the Elkhorn Restaurant Cood Meals Best of Service Lunch Counter Dr. A. H. Johnston PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Phone Office Main 033 Main 492 ORECON Residence HEPPNER - - HARVEST TIME IS HERE Then comes wheat hauling. Let us supply you with a John Deere waggon. Wealso have a good line of groceries, dry goods and shoes. YOURS for SERVICE Bristow & Johnson IONE HARNESS SHOP C. A. 13ECH. Proprietor ; Drop In and I00K over my t Uno of Worh Shoes. I I have a ft'ood si jcK of Gloves and j Harness Supplies. t Kepairinjfat Reasonable Trices. lone Marhet CIX). W. RITCHIE, Prop. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FRESH and CURED MEATS , Your Patronage Solicited. Under New Management IONE HOTEL lone, 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. 191 n a a H 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 II SEE ME BEFORE THE FIRE II C. WOOD REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE IONE, . OREGON F. H. Robinson Attorney and Counselor at Law Will practice In all the Conrtg IONE, OREGON in 11 u Clyde RAValker.M.D Physician and Surgeon Office in Drug Store. IONE, . . OREGON Dr. F. E. Farrior DENTIST Office: Odd Fellows Building Heppner Oregon