THEIONE INDEPENDENT
Published E.vry F;idayby,
J. V. HEAD, Editor PUBLISHER
SUBSCRIPTION
One year
S x months
Three months
Eiitonnl a ocot,.l i-lncn innttornt
the pent off W lit '.. tie On'Kon, uml t
net of M iroli I', tS7!.
When faith is lost when'hon
or dies
The man is deal!
J. (.J. Whiier.
Has-beens Do Come Back
Br Wall Mmon
J reab the papers every day,
And oft encounter.tales
Which show there's hope for
every jay
Who in life's battle fails.
Iv'e jast been readin of a gen.
Who joined the hasbeens ranks
At fifty years without a ctnt,
Or credit at the banks
But undismayed he buckled
down,
Refusing to be beat,
Aud captured fortune and re
nown;
He's now on Easy Street.
Men say that fellows down
and out
Ne'er leave the rocky track.
But facts will show beyond :
doubt.
That hasbeens do come back.
I know for I who write this
rhyme.
When forty odd years old,
Was down and out without a
dime.
My whiskers full ofmold.
By black disaster I wastrounce J
Until it jarred my spine;
I was a failure so pronounce J
I didn't need a sign.
And after I had soaked my
coat,
I said (at forty-three),
I'll Bee il I can catch the. goat
That aas escaped from me,
) labored hard; I strained my
dome
To do my daily grind,
Until in triumph I came home
And any man who sti'l has
health
May with the winners stack,
And have a chance at fame an
wealth
For hasbeens do come back,
The Battle of Cermantown
Rarely does a gtowing city rta:
out its tenacles ofuew fac'on-
and dwellings and encompas-s a
e.-ntire battlefield. Yet this nap.)
c-ned in Philaltlph;a. and t:
"ba:tlef!eld within a city" will be
one of the attractions to the
many visitors to thi Sesquicen
tennial International Exposition
which cptns there on June 1, 191 G
During the Revolutionary War.
in the history of which Phi adel
phitt played such a prominent
part, the British Army went in
to encampment at Cermantown,
. u , : - nmnii . . : , I M .. ..
miles to the north. The confuted
of quaint stone buildings, stretch-
ed along two miles of an old ro.d
ihat iu the days of William Perm
had been a cow path -"''
It was the Autumn of 1777-7$,
and the Bfittiah had just (iesctnd
ed upon and occupied Phiiadel
phia, where the Dec'aration of
ndependence had been signed a
year before.
Just prior to going into hid
historic winter encampment at
Valley Forge, Washington with
11,000 t'oop i swept down on the
Brittish and lo'.ully surprised
them. He bad almost the entire
Brittish army beating a hastv re
treat when an odd incident hap
pened that turned almost certain
into humiliating defeat.
Six companies fleoing Brittish
infantrymen Bought refuge in a
huge atone mansion. They ban i
caded the doors and prepared to
fight while their ammunition
IU, id. But the advancing Co
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BORN TAILORS GUILD
The Origins of Fashions
i . MIERR do most pronounced ilmnKo In mens fusions nrlKlniitrt
VlU or Now Tortl Are their tlecl.led np.m at some tailors' couveii;
Ion or are thoy tlie whim of dome I H'iH avenue ilamly. tt he strolls lip ami
i.,..n th m.invnr.lT Nona of tlioo. The real despot
.n fashion In America toilny la Ue young fellow on ,
lie rollrire wiiipua. " domim.ls color, vnrlety, oritil
.mlUy, n.l he usimlly Ami then.
Perhaps It's the lomlrheokerl flannel (.hlrt, or the
uluht-yollow illckor wlileli. eovere.l with autographs
inU Greek letter, pervades the cmiipi: Just as mneh
m sunny as ritlny days. It nmy he nlmply a fmhlon
of wenrlne one's mnt collur turned ii or Irouvr u(T
turned down j whatever It Is the co!!ti youth el:nn
It a his own only to find thut In a few months or
even weeks It has been adopted all over the country
because It Is "collegian."
The fnd for hell-shiiped, flapping trousers started at
Oxford, as did the crime for fhmtiel In pastel shades of
rose, lemon sml lavender. . ' h.j .11
Colored hat bonds, Human striped belts and emphatic four-tn band aU
er born on tlie campus and later adopted throughout the coontlXi
nial troop3, flushed with the
nubility a quick vicuory, Ps
.1 the house and pushed forward
ifter the retreating Brittiiheas.
Later, when Washington
rdered reinforcements up from
he rear.these fell upon the house
tnc attempted to dislodge the
oree within.
TheJ-windaof firing n the
rear strnct terrcr in the hearts
f the patriots who had gone
theal. Ofjicers and men alike
became possessed with the nisa
thut they had been surounded b
sttonjr Brit ish force, and tliev
began to fall back. Soou the
en i e Continental Army wat in
retreat.
The Chew Houses, the mansion
n which the Brittish infantry
men too't reft'ge, still stands. It
now a museum anlcontaii s
many objects of historical inter
t St connected with- ohe battle.
Its heavy stone walls are Ftill
marked from the volleys of Con
tit ential bullets fired againsc it
n the vain effort to dislodge the
enem,
Today the entire battlefield of
Gt rmantown is within the b.iilt
up limits of Philadelphia. The
Chew House ar.d a few Jof the
o'her stone buildings of the
origi ial settlement are the only
01.es that have withstood the
ad vance of m )?ern building.
Catarrhal Deafness
often cusd hy an Inflamed condition
-f Ut mucous lining of th KuflUchian
Tube. When this lub ta Inflamed ou
nave a rumhiin Bound or ImiHirrei
Htartn?. I'nli-p the, tntbunmation can
rvotred. your hemrtn nay be i-
,v. f. forever
mi l 's A i.r.i)inE .vili
4a what we claim for tt rid your ayatem
ot Catarrb or Deafnaas caused by
C.-tarrn.
'old br all drosrlsts for over Tear
1'. J. Cheney Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
A Good Time
To Subscribe
for the Inde
pendent is
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ENGELMAN HARDWARE
IONE, OREGON
' Everything in the line of
hardware. If we havn't
got it we can get it
quick.
ENGELMAN HARDWARE
IONE, OREGON
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State Library Books Reeeiv
... t.atua ii.tprpntini
. rnt nf hook
IIUC! III fc11 w"e" -
.... ...... i:u... .. il,.
sent irom tneeiaic nuimj
lone School library. Among the
are:,
' The Doctor" by Ralph Conn
or, "54- 40 Or Fight" by Emer-
I L. OT.a Ca..J.riKkor"
i.y Emerson Hough, "Selecler
S'.ories" by O'Henry. ,,TheSher
herd Of Kingdom Come" by
hn Fox Jr. The shipmdnt alsc
ncluded some biographies, soim
histories, and a few geographies
Theater Find New Uf
In flilna. at healer does not im
lil'c at any tl"i.v I'tirlna tlo- ""'H'
71. r1" t.ours of lh day, Chinese mer
cli.mts enca.-e the various pinjti.u
t means of gotlliw Into closer . on
tnet with ctisloiiiers add pnK'tlve
cu-louters. This runtom Is particular
y true In Shanghai.
Lodge Directory
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lb Walker: S. Mm N'i'i i Ithldl.-.
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MeetN every Miitiir.luy evening. X
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K. 3. Hrlntow.
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Thura.liiy ofench month. X.H. llnliy
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S-c. Verdil IMUhle: Trena. Kttu B.l-
tow.
Leave your watch repairing at
Swanson's Feed and Supply Store
for Haylor the Jeweler. Heppncr.
YOU MAY WIN $1,500
It xou ire ablt la i ike tlw mill ol !
letter. csul4 lo Die worJi "TOILET NECCS
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GREAT WOHD-BUILDING CONTEST
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Bible Thoughts for
thoWeek
Sunday.
Thsy That Wait upon the
Lord shall renew their strength ! I
they shall mount up with wirnts
s eagles; they Bhall run. and
not be we;rys and they shall
walk, and not be flt.-l.
40:81.
Monday.
The Lord Is My Shepherd) I
shall not want. Surejy gummr.
and mercy xhnll follow me an
the days er my lire: ami i
dwell In the house of the Lord
fr ever.-l's. 23:10.
Tuaiday.
Length of Days la In her right
hand; and In her left hand
riches and honour. 1'rof. S:!1-
W.dna.day.
Blessed Aretha Pure In Heart;
for they fhatl see Ood. Matt.
5:8.
Tkurtday.
Wisdom's Ways are wnyt of
plettsantn,a, and all her paths
are peace rrov. s;u.
Friday. '
There le No Fear In Love; but
perfect love castetu out fear;
lcuse f. nr hath lormcut. lie
t that feareth la not made pe-rfi-ct
I In love. I John 4:18.
Saturday.
Aaerlba Ye Greatness nnto
our Cod. lie Is the Itoik, Ills
work la irfect; for all Ills
t hvs are ludk-meiit: a (l"d of
truth and without Inhiuliy. Just
and right Is He. IK-ut. J'J:., 4
H 1 1 I I I I I H I I I I I I I I I I I I I r
Been So a Long Time
The popularity of June ae a month
for marriage Is Inherited from the
Creeks and Humane. in goouesa
fiuio. to whom the month wsa dedl-
ited. was the palrniuss of marriage.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
ONGKKGATIONAL CHUUCH
Rev. W. W. HEAD. Pastor
Services
11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday School 10;00 A. M.
Praver Meeting Thurs. Evening
Services
10:00V I. anl 8:00 P. I
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School at 1C.0O A.M
Junior Endeavor st5 30 P.M.
Prayer meeting Thurs. 7.30
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OlTice In Masonic Building
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Good Meals Best of Service
Lunch Counter
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Phone-Office
Residence
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REAL ESTATE &
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IONE, OREGON
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Attorney and Counselor at Law
492 Will practice In all the Courts
over my
Clyde R.Walker.M.D
Physician and Surgeon
Office In Drug Store.
IONE, . . OREGON
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DENTIST
Office: Odd Fellows Building
Heppncr -s Oregon
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