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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1926)
VOLUME XIV IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1926 NUMBER 40 3 E3 WEATHER REPORT FOR FEBRUARY Total precipitation .,1 21! Number of clear days 6j Partly cloudy day 8 Cloudy days 14, I'rf vailintr wind southwest Total precipitation since Sept. lt 4.72 For the corresponding period laat year . 5.01 k. II UAKMSOS Coopertttht Ohtrxtr, CLEAN UP DAY Uy order of the City Council, I hereby designate Saturday March 20th aa clean up day and all citizens are requested to clean up their pre mi Hen and put rubbish In boxen or other containers and place same out in a handy place wher the dray can collect it. All manure pilea muit be cleaned up and kept off streets and alleys, and barn and lota kept clear of filth. Bert Mason Mayor. WANTED WORK W. B. Shaw and wife are looking for farm work. Shaw dots any thing: in farm work; wife is yood cook. Address lone, Oregon, or phone The Independent. Unenviable Dittinction 1-aurence Hlilrtrr. fourth Karl Fef rers, whs the latl nohleiuin who died a felon s ri"iith In Kngland. He was convicted of murdering his land stew ard In January, 17(Ki, and waa bunded al Tjbtirn, Hay 5, I7UU lone Independent JOB PRINT I Good WorK and Reasonable Prices i BANK OF IONE ESTABLISHED IN 1903 CONSERVATIVE PROGRESSIVE STRONG Conservative enough! for safety Progressive enough tor service Strong enough for any storm IONE OREGON Better Citiei One encouraging itiltm about Amerl i'nii llf U lliu Intense local parlotisiu of most citizens. Nearly every Dian you inert la always rundy to defend liU Imiu city or town, and on occasion to do ell lie cm to umk it a better plllCfl. Too often, however, we full to bava a good understanding of Just whit It take to inuke a city better pine Kecause It Isn't limply a matter of get ting more imputation, more factories, a new rullroad or a deeper harbor. It la aonmtlilug deeper aomethliig tlmt depend on th Individual heart aad conscience of tho individual cltt (en. It can't be expressed In dollar! or atevl few reully worth-wlill thlnica cun; but It makes the difference be tween a city that la stifling to Intel lectual and moral development and on that Isn't. Logansport l'haroa-Tribune. Flower en Lamp Pott$ Appearance of streets In a I'ennsyl vanla city has been Improved by has kela for flowers and vine attached to the lamp post, says i'opular Uerhan Ica Muguttne. The planta arc support ed high enough short the pavement to be protected from vandal and do But obstruct the vision or Interfere with the light. Hundred of them "hang ing gnrdena" give soma of th streets tlx apH-arancs of well kept parka, r ! Office Buiy Every year more than BO.OilO appli cations are made for patent In the t'nlted ft at oi, ef whlctt amount one half are granted. The number of ap plications ha doubled In the laat 23 year. About l,fi00,0UO patent. hava been granted during the history of the I'nlted Stale patent office. No other country approaches that record. CARD OFJTIIANKS We desire to express our heart ft It thanks to onr friends ami neighbors for theirsympathv and helpful servipe in the sickness and daathof oua'wifeand mother. David II. Grabill. Oren G. Grabill Thos. E. Grabill and family W. H. Grabill A. T. Grabill Flovd 0. Grabill Robert E. Grabill COUNTY COURT HEARS PETITIONS ALLOWS NEW ROADS The Wednesday session of County Court was largely attend ed bv residents of lone and Fair Iview and much of importance to his section was put through. ' A petition asking for annexation of 9 sections of ' farm laud was presented by Fuirview wherein lone District number 35 would have IcBt about $1500 taxes was opposed by Mrs. Bert Mason, M. R. Morgan, and Ceorge Ritchie, directors, and Bert Mason who 'presented a remonstrance con jtaining &7 names while the with Idrawal petition had but three 'petitioners from the affected territory. As there are but three children residing there and those have free bus to their door each and mould have to go threa and one half miles to reach Fairview, the petition was voted down. The petition of II. M. Olden and others for a road leading trom the top of Lum Rea Hill down thecanyon past Herb Old- en's to connect with the Rea Creek Fairview Road ntar the John Brenner place, was allowed. The petition of C. E. Carlson and others for a road leading from the J. E. Peterson bridge down the canyon two and s half miles to connect with ihe lone- Gooseberry Market Road near the foot of Rattlesnake Grade was allowed. , The petitionofC.il. Erwin and eight others for a road from Art Erwin's house to C. H. Erwin's thence West and North Westerly across the Shaffer farm to connect with the Market Rjad near the Southwest base of Ward Mountain was disallowed upon remonstrance of Mrs. W. B. Shaffr and others as it was shown that it was not necessary fci the accomodation of the neigh borhood. Communicated. PIANO MUST BE SOLD Will sacrifice high-grade piano in storage near here forimmedi ate sale. Will give easy terms to established home. For full partic ars and where it msy be seen, ad dress Portland Music Co., 227 6th Street, Portland, Oregon. LEGION HALL THEATRE The Legion Theatre has the following pictures contracted for ror, and wi I show tnem in th !rdrr named. This is the very best list of pictures that was ever brought to lone and are worthy of your support; Feb. 2G, The Wander of the Wasteland. Mar. 6, Code of the west , , 13, The devils ca-go , . 20, The air mail , , 27, The Charmer Apr. 3, Adventure , , 10, Old home week , , 17, The top of the world , . 24, Welcome Home May 1. The night club , , 8. Arc parents people . , 15, Oaths to paradise . , 22, Light of wester stars , , 29, The shock Punch Cut this out and keep it for future reference. We will only raise prices when the price of program compels us to. Dont miss a Bingle number of this con- ract. American Legion , lone Oregon LOCAL NEWS NOTES Mr. Cole E. Srrith has arrived in lone from Tacoma. Mr. Smith comes with the purpose of tak ing over the managemdnt of the Farmer's Elevator Company. In few days he will be circulating amodg the farmers mith a very' attractive sack paoposition. For hitches of all kinds see P. C. Balsiger. A number of ladies drove over from lleppner Tnursday after noon to attend the silver tea giv en by the Dorcas Society. Bullard' Pharmacy has taken 'Ut.;mskrt'a PKntJ olates". Known anywhere in the U. S. A. The Morrow County conven tion f Christian churcoes wa xuite largely attended. Pressnrej of other matters prevented th' j editor from attending the any of the sessions and enjoying the feast of reason and flowofsodl.j but he did have the privilege of meeting the brethren at the din-j ner hour and joining in the dis-; cussion of the feast prepared b the ladies of the church. Remember the Odd Fellow meeting at Morgan on the 6th of March. S far all Former, nn I no a I ,, prospects, reaching thisoffcie art favorable. Among the signs of the time we note the Mayor's Clean-Ui Day proc'mation. We hope thf City Fathers will Bee the waj clear to order a new coat of paint for the City hall. Advance Rumely Combine. Best machines. Best terms. Paul G. Balsiger, Agent. A number of new books have receutly been added to thecircu latng department of the schoo1 SACKS? See Smith at the Farmer's Elev; tor, lone rim fa Think About The future always looks bright, but It never comes," Is n old eiiylng Then why not concentrate upon mnk Ing the preent bright' A happy pre ent I more protltuble than duullng future or glorlou past. Long Lilt of In'mritt Remit of Accident! Examples of disease resulting from purtlculur accidental conditions most frequently found In the experience of the compensation commission are accident to the bead or apine result lug in epilepsy, nervous or mental disease, or Insanity; aerlous fracture or shock resulting In traumatic pneu monia ; severe trauma or aevere burns or extreme exposure to cold nnd wot, resulting In nephritis; Injuries to the eye resulting In cataract, detachment of the retina, optic atrophy, and nu merous other diseases of the eye; sprain or fracture or dislocation or blow resulting In arthrltla, bursitis, cellulitis, aynovltla, periostitis, osteo myelitis, or tuberculosis of the bones; erlou Injury to the chest, with trau matic pneumonia; Injury with ruber culosla of a bone or Joint; Injury with severe Infection, or severe Injury from Inhalation of gaa resulting In tuber culosis of the lunga. The Man Who Build, No man ever build anything who doesn t first rear castle In the air which Is old atuff, of course, hut no one ever builds a castle In the air asve the optimists which Is a sapient amendment. Just think that over. No man ever geta anywhere, whether It he selling atrawberrle or building em plres or peddling Ice cream, unless he possesses that unconquerable mastery of his own moods, that buoyant, san guine assurance which makes him keen on believing that better things lie ahead. A famous New England merchant onca aald: "Almost every man know (he things that must be done to get along In the world. , Those who don't get along are the one who refuse to do the things they know so wtll." William E. Tailing, In th American Mnaaslne. ? Get Your Plow Shares And Extras For John Deer Plows SAVE $ & $ IN 1926 By Trading At Bristow & Johnsons Greater Value hlort Than looo Papi d lit 9 SERIAL STORIES fei-U 50 SPECIAL ARTICLES &-sSr-r-200 SHORT STORIES t&Stf! op. AUktKI. tto "Afate-rr amf Do-lf Patfw Ommm-CmM rVaatae' Caaa Th Bml Uuldna'm fmf DONT MISS THIS GREAT YEAR! OFFER No. 1 1. Tba Youth's Coaspajuoa 52 weekly isaua Reduced from $2.50 Now Only $2.00 Cfeck raw ckoira aa4 arwl tli caapoa wr nus raw, at to jus touTU'S Let Dr. Hess BoM Put activity into yonr Horses, Cows, Hogs and Hens by feeding them Dr. Hess Remedies. I have Dr. Hess Stock Tonic, Poultry Pan-a-cea, Louse Killer, Dip and Disinfecoant, Fly Chaser Roup Tablet, Healing Powder, Worm Powder, Colic and Distem per Remedy Every package sold under 1 Positive GUARANTEE Bert 1 "M Lo wer Price. Fined Enltrttutmnl far 106 OFFER A 1- Tka Youth's Canpaaaea 52 wUy iM . . S2jOO 2. McCaJXs Magaaa) .$1.00 All for $2.50 ariik roar mainum H tka PUBLISH MS COMPANION, Bouoa, Mason i"-u--'- .
