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VOLUME XIV
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1926
NUMBER 43
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GOVERNOR PIERCE
JHLL SPEAK
MORROW GRANGERS TO
MEET AT HEPHNER
Governor Pierce l to b th
.parting speaker it the meetinv
- of tht Morrow County Grange
on April 2nd in an all day rwt
in j to l hfld in fluppner. "tatr
Mttrk!. MMMfff, C. K. Sp'-nc.
Hon, R. 8i uintt,v, former yfi
l til of tin! Su f r'f ".- U i
htj Coritt) A Palmiti-r ,S h
uranim Master, ae mImi to U
ieukers on the day, program.
W. It G klpf, N.tiond Or iin.
lit 'Ail luvi chat ol dinwoik
v C ni;'n-'iiu i lit- urit ui .n
i' Hie Oiui i) GiMi.f.
Uh- a Creek Gng- of Hep.len
tvil1 arrange for the meeting
place and will sudrrinteml the
avrvinK of refreshmeuts but every
trranue in the county wiil aaiiat.
A apeclal agricultural commit
tie will be app ointed to- assist
the rounty agent In hia agrirultur
I program. Committees will alto
be tppoioted to work for the
farmer'a Interests In legislative
anyone to look after ladies Inter,
tela in organization Work.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
I bervhv aunounc myself a
candidate for the of f ire of Coun
ty Commissioner, subject to the
deciaion of the Republicans of
Morrow efunty at the May prima
ries. G. A. BLEAKMAN.
(Pre Iucnmbent).
(PaM Adv.) . HaHrnM. Ore.
A Wataraaa's pra will wriU
Hem m m mm, ttatnet w
castk, vitasal tbaajrlaf gears.
BULLAlD'l PBAMUCT
Mil Al. NKWS NllTKN Mrs. Eva Lane ha retnrned to
nome at Lexinuon loitowing an
operation at the Morrow Genera
HoMpital.
Dr. Johnston of Heppnr mi t
hia regular Tuesday morniug trip
to lone this week,
Mrs. John Olden has returns
home from 'he Morrow Gencr."
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Griffith wer
wallers in Hepptier Stiesdsy. ,,
Frank Engseman wi a a Heap
ner visitor Monday r , . , ;
Mia Owan Giiiiam is sssiaLinu
ili Morrow General Hospital thU
wek.
Mr. and Mrs. PcrrvIIopios are
tiCi'tpying thei Mum bUrt rr.M
dnce liits nayya and we had vi'
ions of Peerry dmplaping his
skid on the golf lu.ki as oi jore.
But 'tis not to be. Tney are o.n;
here to pack their household
goopa preparatory to removal to
Portland.
strXyed
From my place near Morgan,
about three weeks ago one four
year old black filly, weight aboyt
1,000 pounds. .
A liberal reward will be paid
for information as to ber wherea
bouts will be pnid by
John Gray, Morgan, Ore.
Clean Up-Day thia yea waa the
best ever A great deal of good
work has been done and the end
ia not yst
High grade piano near Iooe
will be sold to reliable party at
big saving. $10 a month will
hannla. A real buy. Writ at once
for particular. Tallmaa -Pis
Store, Salem, Oregon
County Commissioner ,Cori:e
A.. Bleak man, passed throngh
lone Tuesday morning on his
way to Portland and hailed the
Independent, in pasting.
Mr. Cole Smitnh aook coargeof
the Farmer's Elevator on Touts
day of this week. .
Mis Helen Rxlsiirer arived ai
for a short vinit Thursday.
Mm. A ic Keller who has b-en
it. M unn furafe days, ia at
homH aitkin. While in MoMgxn
Hlif'wa the Kimadian of Castle
Harbison, Lord ann Lady Harbi
aim being ahxent on a tour in
Wi-btuot.
L .mi- H iImhi-i wl o uus het-n
m vuiim i.f irtfiufiiit for some
da ia now on the highway to
recovtr.
A25cU bottle of HAT DYE
will make a new hat out of your
old one. -BullarJ'a Pharmacy.
PIANO MUST BE SOLD
Will sacrifice high-grade piano
in storage near here for immedi
ate aale. Will give easy terms to
established home. For full partic
lars and where It may be seen, ad
drtss Portland Music Co., 227 6th
Street, Portland, Oregon.
GRAIN BAGS?
See Smith at The Farmer's
Elevator. 15 A 15. cts.
1.,. i, i
l Hi
k I In'.. 4l' It
III 4iie
Cleansing Leather
Te tn leather watt ef chairs,
try warn mils. Apply It with a soft
rag and Dim pulUh with aothtr soft
rltk. paMnk tor.
THE CORLEY DAIRY
Cive me a trlal.All good Jersey
cows which means extra good
milk and cream. St rid ly dean and
! a w tea . a
POTitiiiiimiiiiw
milk you want, I've got it.
lone Independent
JOB PRINT
Good Worh and Seasonable Prices
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WALT CORLEY
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BANK OF IONE
ESTABLISHED IN 1903
CONSERVATIVE
PROGRESSIVE
STRONG
Conservative enough for safety
Progressive enough tor service
Strong enough for any storm
IONE OREGON
PIANO FOR SALE
NEAR IONE
Beauiful high grade piano
must be aold at once. Ladge Dis
count and terms f 10. mothly to
reliable party. For Particulars
write Cline Piano Co. 66 Front
St.
Portland, Ore.
Remingtom
The only portable typewriter
that is a real success.
Bullard's Pharmacy.
LEGION HALL ,
THEATRE
The Legion Theatre has the
following pictures contracted for
for, and will show tnem in th
order named. This is the very
best list of pictures that was ever
brought to lone and are worthy
of your support;
Feb. 20. The Wander of the
Wasteland.
, , 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. Are parents people
, , 15, Oaths to paradise
, , 22, Light of wester atars
, , 29, The ahock 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 single number of this con
ract American. Legion
lone Oregon
Sy fcDOAR H. FELIX
In Philadelphia Rtcord.
Tb soprlnr quality of retepttoa
ohtilmble wltb loiid volume bjr-the
substitution of VX 112 tnd VX 120
tubes for UV 201-A and t'V 199 tubes,
rMptrtlvely, In the lut ttage of
iodlo-frequency amplification, makes
their installation of lotereet to every
ewoer' of a receiver having two or
more states of audio-frequency ampli
fication. Several Important chances
Bioat ss made In the wiring of the
receiving set to adapt the circuits
sod power supply to the needs of the
hew tubes.
The UX 112 Is the big brother of
the CV 201-A tube. The filament cur
rent consumption of the new tubes Is
half sa ampere, only double that of
the economical CV 201-A. To secure
satisfactory reaults wltb tbe UX 112
tube, US volts of plate potential are
required, as compared with 00 volts
usually used with the CV 201-A. Fur
thermore, unleas he S volt "C bat
tery la uaed In connection with It,
the UX 112 Is a hefty user of "B"
battery current and dlitorts conaider
ably. By tbe addition of the "C
battery, however, a large size "B"
battery can power this tube for a
year or more. It Is not neceaaarr te
tee an extra large or heavy duty else
"B" battery for furnlihlng the extra
43 volts required by tills tube.
Tbe method ox connecting an extra
45 volt "B battery is sa follows: (1)
Examine tbe socket which holds tbe
tube used In tbe final stage of ampli
fication and Identify the plate termi
nal, usually marked "P." (2) Discon
nect the wire attached to this termi
nal (8) Connect the positive termi
nal of tbe new extra 4S volt "B" bat
tery te the plate aocket terminal. (4)
Connect the negative terminal of the
Bew "B" battery with the wire which
you have juat disconnected from the
plats socket terminal. This gives a
total voltage of 135 volts on the TJX
112 tube, but It doe not Increase the
plate voltage of the UV 201-A tube
In the first stage of audio-frequency
amplification.
Adding, the Extra "C" Battery.
A somewhat simitar method Is pur
sued In adding the extra volt C"
battery. The new "CT battery Is coa
eeted la eerie s vrlth the ote already
Inntalled; the existing connections of
the tarter with the first stage of ampll
fioition are not disturbed. The sec
ondary of the eerond audio-frequency
transformer, however. Is disconnected
from tbe 44 volt terminal of the
original "C battery, a new lead be
ing run from that secondary terminal
to volt terminal of the new "C
battery.
For dry cell rune seta using CV 190
tubes, the new UX 120 Is used In the
last stage. This also requires 135
volts piste potential obtainable from
a large size "B" battery. The same
Instructions for connecting tbe at
45 volt "B" battrry for tbe CX 112
apply to the VX ViO.
The UX 120 requires a 22 volt
T battery. Substitute for your pres
ent "C battery a 22ft volt tapped
B" battery made up of large six
cells. This assures you of long shelf,
life. There Is practically no current
withdrawn from the T battery, and
consequently. Its usefulness Is deter
mined by Its shelf Ufa.
A "C bsttery Is connected la the
reverse direction ss compared with a
B" battery. The "B" battery Is
connected with tbe plus to the plate
and the minus toward the filament
The "C" battery, on the other hand.
la connected with the negative term!
nal toward he grid and the 22 4
volts to the filament The full voltage
of the battery la Impressed upon the
grid If the grid return la made to
the minus connection of the battery,
since Its plus lead Is connected with
F0RCOUNTY COMMISSIONER
I hereby anniunce mystlf as a
candidate for the nomination a
counnty commissioner, subject to
the will of the Democratic voters
of Morrow County at the prima
ries, May 21, 1926.
Charles B. Cox.
. (Pals Advertisement)
The Doracs Society will have a
sale of food and fancy articles,
a turday, March 27.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
. Good Road a and tht Town I
Beyond question the extensive build
ing of good roads has brought about S
new status for the town, big and little,
as It hss for the country generally.
What this status finally shall be Is not
In the nntnre of a problem so much
as S process that Is bound to take It
own course to a large extent. Good
roads extend the commercial reach of
(very town. Whether that reach may
be made profitable depends much on
the town Itself, for the reach of other
Titaces has been extended similarly.
Better Mails bring Into or near the
towns greatly Increased travel. Wheth
er thst trsvel shall be msde profitable
or negligible from a business point of
view depends sgaln very much un the
Invitation tbe town affords.
Street Lighting
Street lighting costs sre low. Statis
tics show thst for every dollar of city
lax, street lighting tax may run from
: cents to 48 cents. For a really good
iglitlng, the annual expenditure should
ie tl per capita per year, according to
-xperts. Only nine states spent more
lion 60 cents and of these only four
nent mors than SI.
Powerful Divert Lamp
The electric Inmp curried by deen
ea divers has four times the strength
f an ordinary locomotive headlight,
-md enables s diver to enter s sunken
lili sod to read figures on Its steam
Ksuge.
SltiSSSSf SSSMMMMMS
Co-operation 1$ Fir$t
Step in Advancement
Interests of a community snd the
public utilities serving it sre Identi
cal, according to Philip L. Thoinpmm,
president of the Association of Na
tional Advertisers.
He told of manufacturers searching
for a factory site. "When they find
s city where for political or other con
siderations the utilities sre not being
sllowed franchisee and rates auflU'lent
to enable them to earn s fair return,
they turn away, because they are look
ing for locations where there Is com
munity harmony, where the people
have learned that their Interest la a
mutual one with their utilities.
"When labor and employers of
labor," Mr. Thompson continued, "and
the merchants and the chambers of
commerce and the Rotary and Kl
wants clubs snd the public utilities
snd the city or county -officials snd
granges learn the value of sitting down
around the table on s give-and-take
fais, then there Is no power on earth
strong enocr'i to hn'd back the de-
'ipniaut oJUat "."
Survey of Niagara Fall
The first thorough survey of the
great Niagara falls was made In 1704
by Capt. John Montresmr of the Royal
Engineers. The second wss made 73
years later, by James Hall, fur New
York state.
Get Your Plow Shares
And Extras
For John Deer Plows
SAVE
IN 1926
By Trading At
Bristow & Johnsons
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FEED FOR
BEAST & FOWL
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Trea
surer of Morrow County, subject
to the pleasure of the voters of
the Republican party at the pri
maries on May 21st
I thank my many Morrow
County I rienda for their support
and confidence in the past and
hope to merit their support and
confidence in the future.'
Leon W. Brings
. (Paid Abocrttsemout)
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Rolled Barley, Rolled Oats
Corn
. Bram
Shorts
Mill Run, Calf Meal
Sure Lay, Oyster Shell
Baby Chick Scratch
Baby Chick Surelive
Dr. Hess Remedy
If in need of feed call where you
can find a full stock at right prices.
Bert Mason
lone, Oregon.