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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1925)
OA OA VOLUME XIV IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST, 7 1925 NUMBER 10 JULY WEATHER REPORT Thfi report of (he Cooperative Oilnerve for Morgan Htatiun isu follows: No. of clear days . 20 No. of partly.cloudy day 4 o, of cloudy days,. I Total precipitation in July.,0.00 Total precipitation since September 1st .7.21 For the corresponding yeri- od last year.. ! 97 It. K. liarbiHon , Cnoperative Observer The Lace Maker Irate Customer Here; look wht you did! Uiindrynntn t mn'l mm anything nr. .nn with that lace. "I T!-tt h r It i no troube at all for me to pitch a w.nning game of h,irse hoed, My only trouble In to keep from being counted out wh'n I do pitch it. Perry Hopkins Chhutian r'NHVon On Wednesday, August 5, the Junior Christian Kndeavor Soci ety held their party at Walter Eubank's place two miles weHt of town. The transportation tor tho Juniors was furniHhed and the twenty-five merrymakers had a pleasant time out in the count- 1 1 Tlid MI, f .... .1 I. r . t Li lua.a I. J IIR I CI I rDlllllCIMB served and teamed plaved but best of alt was tho swimming pool-By a Junior. ESTIIAY SALE NOTICE MJfidsummec irate .1 Round Trip Excursion Tickets To all principal IUtam Cum on tale daily to Sept. 15 ?inat return limit Oct. 31 I thr1 itopovar ratumiaf ,'ilt th talk "back Eat" um faro olac t $f Zl National .kfn,ftntt, (imwrworti J.U" Ik wk At. lone, Oregon U.a. Ml' M WITH U. I' A. I urtlaml, Oivff, tm 1 M .a? Tlmtliy an order duly ninde and mitered on tliu thirtieth (lay of July llMIJ, III Mm J wtt) Court for the Tliiril Oimrk't l Morrow County, Ore-goM-Nuttce U hereby given tlmt on the Nth tiny o( AugUKt ll'J.r, nt wlmtlH kuowuim the A. Luwlell luriii, Ick:iiIi'-IJ,iiiIIi, milh of li'iic. Otvgun.nt lli hour of t:W I. M., of ulil iluy. tliu following deHaerllied (Hiruy ttiilmitl will Im mild nt public Auction to th liighet bidder for ia.li , to wit one lirowu mult;, brand nt en right ti I p; to MtttUly the lhilllllK'. CtmU Ullil kivjilll Of "aid uiiiiiml.JiiiitliT lii', eoU of iidver illng wile, iiiii other i'iiM n-h'iilur-ly made hi'tl'lu iiiiIi-m 1efore mifli ul tue uwm-r el audi witruy uiiltiial iippcur uml proven ownership or HkIiC to ""1 'uuliiinl, uml pay the iliiiiiurn iiuil alleoat t-xpeiideil here lu. V' A. Nklhos li'iie, Oregon. 1 NOT FIT TO LOVE Dr. Walker i attending the medical convention at Wailow this week, lie was accompanied by Mrs. Walker and the boys. D. 0. Ely ol Morgan sold a lot of Marquis wm-at testing 52 per bushel, t D. 0. realized $1.30 per bushel for same. I'iano Bargain' in Jjne Will furnish board and room for vour dauKhter for tliis com inK school t"rm reasonably. Box 15'i, lone, Oregon. Barnyard golf is raging again in lone, (jet your resi-srved Beats from either Perry Hopkins or Ted Troge. We see E. Ii. Lundell drive in with a new car a few days ago, this making the second car E, It. has placed right lately. Our editor Mr, Head was oui; enjoyinK the country air last Sun day. We understand he is a lov erof yellow lenRud chickens. Pinuo for s t ein the vicinity of lone. Beautiful hiijh grade piano must be sold at one. Lwe ins? vndd terms $10.00 numtoly to j responsible puily. t'jr ptri'.i-j ular9 write to tliu Ciine Mu-ic Co , CO Front Street. P.rt!ai.1, Oreon. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Leonard Carlsen is making hay while the sun shinti these days. He is coming to town each day to the tune of 223 sacks of wheat. 'Notice is hereby gi' en ll atth underpin" I ha Jilei n; fi'ulj account at alm'm'atnto of 1'iej estate of Liwi-i Hanry Ctivnt j deceased and that the Coun'yj C)U't o'th SUt of Q'wn f j Morrov Co'tnvhiar)! Tusj day. the 8'.h d ty of S-r -mber, j 1925, at the ho tr of 10 o'clock in j the for ?noo-i of said d y. a- the j tim and th- (Jounty OJirr nvrn in the C jurt ho'ne at Ho,;iu"r, O.-ewci. t 'm n string and 8f.Hlementof stid final : count. Objections to said fii-al account must ba f iU J on or before said date. Glen E. Carpenter Administrator. M, R. Morgan finished up hay ing Wednesday and says he is glad it is all up in good shape. HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION Miss Ina Morgan returned Sat urday from Walla Walla and Free water where she has been visit ing relatives the past two weeks. Mr. Sam Ganger of lone Hotel is quite sick in Heppner Hospital, Mr. Laxton McMunay is spend ing a few days at the McMartin Springs. "You ilon't 'iu to bu wanting snj lov on fiut ticlk'htmr of your." " mail, to tieur Unit ft'lluw tHlk you'd think hltu si Iniportiint lu this plart it I!" Senatorial Deliberation In lIU vh,r Imi.l.lU will I'roctriil In lallr rhythm, Tla aaid. "Yol can't Ilk fill.r. UU ton act acquainted with am." HARV3T YOUR DOLLARS FASTER HERE'S THE WAY TO DO IT $$ YOU WANT TO GET AHEAD faster to harvest yon dollars faster make your money go fanner win the success that should be yoins. Here's one way to do it a way that gets results. Handle your funds pay all bills by check, and always sign with Ink. Chucks save time and money. Give you an accurate record of your funds. Makes your income go fart er by retfula ing your money outgo. A checking account helps you maintain a budget which is the sensi ble way to handle your financial affairs. In these and other ways, vour checking account actually mnkes vour money go farther, helps you get far more from your income than you've ever tnjoyed before Makes it possible, for you to spend your money more profitably. Ask us to tell you about this. You'll find it very much worth while. Come in today. $$ Bank of lone Capital and Surplus $35,000.00 IONE OREGON Mrs. Guy Cason and c iildreu returned to their home in Vasco last Tuesday after spnd ig the last two mouths with her .Mother Mis. Lai.a Padbury. Mr. James Cassmtn of Wood bury, Cal. made a short vi. : wiih relatives the first of the week. Mr. CasSman was accompanied by hisyarentsof Eugene. Mrs. Cassman has been busy visiting her mother, Mrs. Ratty 'Pettys for the summer. They left lone Wednesday for Engene where thty will visit for a few days be fore returning to their home in Woodburn, Tuesday, August 4th. Jt I jtlMaUlMlLI rr it iTill! -i-riirt 4 'tfty":? 1 v I , t 4 t . ft ' 4 ' F GO, WINTER! JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY CWmter! go thy waslWe. warn again. The twitter of the bluebird i and the wren; Leaves everdreenerdrowmd taa andtnesnuie Ur Duimners sun-not nunev SAr unvvluch mocks our need 6 ofwarmth and Love j t-ii all &e heartening ferven B cies thereof, S I; i carce hath heat enow to wartnourjthia' Pt.thetic yearnings in. LT from us uiterlyl HolSum-merthen S '.iail spreadher grasses where Ltd tlrIast icy footprint melt anu muiu mherrnarigold. r MPT "A :- in ii I T' j Ti irt-nirtimirli il immo mm M iilnwT i i Tr litajfcMiiMiMMisMMWMMWMt mmi iil!iii!l!HiS!I!!!ii!l!!lj!l!i;;i:ili!!!ii!!l!ii!!!l!iil!i!ii!!!I GOOD Work and REASONABLE Prices j i!!;i!i!iiii!!i!!!ilii;!i!!!i!!!i;!:!!!iilil!!!ii!il!ii!!!;!!iO A very enjoyable afternoon was spent last Tuesday, August 4th, at Mrs. Frank Young. The occasion being the 82nd birthday of Mrs. Mary Young. The after noon was spent with conversation and listening to Mrs, Keller tell of her trips to California. Late in the afternoon gusts departed wishing grandma Young nury more happy birthdays. NOTICE ESTRAY SALE Need of the Hour The total amount expended in j the construction, improvement and upkeep of leesiatehiKha8 v,m of Oregon sence the 1913 iaw :'!: went into effect creating tie iimrnnmriRi I ATI nnitrP .S EiriS jus riirai-.-i sale of bonds for road const u." , " ' ' 3 tion, through the medium of tre highw ay emmission has been S'J4 ! 1S7.2G5 lG.including uid receivd from the federal government, the the counties and rai'reads. Of this .Ilia latter tfiiOui.uHa, SCO' -i'X). 37 wss realized and expenoed fromlthe sale of state tionds;$i, J91, 2G2. 12 from the motor vel.i cle ghs tax; $7, 893, 532.31 repie sented cooperative aid from the federal government; $5,543, 9-1. 33, cooperative aid from the coed tiei; 55,033.425 CI ton is deriv. d Irom the one mill load tax , and $2, 207.. 120.84 raisrd bv the quarter-mill road tax. In 1924 the total amount of high way expenditures in tne United States was $9y0.G8o,770. An tgre gate $G32,4S7,440.53 has been ex pended on tederai road projects of which amount the govern ment c.ntriduted $276,305,407.(16 The total milage in the fed -'al aid approved system in the Uni ted States was 164,350 mile--. In Oregon the approved highwty system cevers a total of 49.7C9 miles of public high.wav.of which 878 miles have been treated with hard surface pavement; 19 19 miles have deen graveled or stand ard macadam ai d 318 miles have b.!cn graded and made ready for surfacing. Secretary of State CfW'.m TTT-TTT '' t 'T'.! 1'TTTT rtr rft 1 ' ' 1 1'IMT'l '"t P-T'ai SANITARY DAIRY U TUBERCULIN TESTED COWS I PRE-WAR PRICED PRODUCT rf To reduc2 the cost of living M use more milk and cream YOUK satisfaction, OUR success, Q C. C. Sargent, Proprietor. m iilliiiiiii! i:!ii!;!i;!!!i!i!!!!!!i!!i!!!ill!iili!!!l!ll!!l!!IlllSl!l!!'l Tlmt by nn order duly until.' iind iiten-d on the tlilrtli'tli iluy ; July IWiTiln the JtwtliH'i'oiirt fnrtii.' i'hinl DlHtrli't of Morrow County, " i-goii, tiotlie Im ln-irliy ulvcn tlmt nil the ml iluy of AngtiMt, Ki.'.'i. nt n ;nit Is knowu iim the liCii I'mllier phice, located 7 iiiIU'h HotitheiiNt. of Ioiih, Ori'uou, ivt the hour of 2 ; i" (', M. ufmilil iluy, the following ih-HcrllH-d ciitrny iitilittnl w ill Im hmIiI to the hlgln'ot lilild.'r ftr ciwh to wit oiiuj hay marehrniiili'd H'.iartereln it' ox'ti ; Nittari) ) on tint lfft bIhhiIiIit to Kiitlofy the ilaimitfi'H cunt nn.l kci'P' Ing of mild aiiltnul.JtiMtU'e fii'x, tiot of adverilHlng hiiIo, nnd oilier cotH regtilirly made herein tinb-Hrt Ufere Miieh niiIu the owner of mhIiI e-itray animal ttiipi'iirs uitil proven owner hip or right to mild animal nud buy the damages and all vtutU herein. Fred Haymond lone' Oregou ; What wa would Ilka to know la why amart tMnkurt Uavan't thouKht tip aoma way it Abullali clinkara. ZZ Cheap Clothing "It mnt cont les tn clothe a wom an tlmu It used to," iusKeted the barltplor. "How do you dope tlmt mitr 1 niHtiiled the nmrrled 11111 it. "Weft," eiplulned the bachelor, "there wna it time when a wtmmu would put everything the had on her Knelt and now ihe pull mailing on tt but a little powder." Draper Bargains I Dearing Harvester Drapers I McCormick Header Drapers -y : I I have a jarge stock of drapers for the above ma chhws and offer them at close out prices, for cash 3 Get my prices before fitting up your harvesting 3 machineay. 1 H Repairs for Decrring and McCormic Harvestes g and Deering and McCormick Mowers at bargain 3 prices for C A S H 3 At nlcht nftrt the fVMimi! nifal t lh ' Wrinhi hnur". Thti n d alnud In . the family TT "Jf S I larold Boll Wright's Ii.tevt nnd brat storv,"A Sen of Hl V ithn". Si-ver.il liinirlilwiiiaiiof.im llira are d-lni thin withm a wwk Hr 11, 'j'u- ti.m. Itco. ci'ihrm I MOni-i pv I'lit'Sl h. r. f.p wvt ..im Birni. nw ism Hi BERT MASON ',3 Ft