VOLUME XIV
ONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1926
NUMBER 44'
WEATHER
REPORT FOR
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
The Oregon Dakotuh Land Co
Bold, laht week, 320 dee of I i
located about 9 miles couth o'
Iff a nmr' The purchaser was Mn, F.
Ill An I n'v$r,lon "nd lhe purchase price
Ull AAIV1A
t n-oripiMilion 0 60
Number of clear day .....19
l'r.j cloudy davi 8
Cloudy d.iys 4
Prevailing wind southwest
Total precipitation since Sept.
Int. 5.C2
For the corresponding perio.i
la year 6.34
k, n, iiAkitistiX
Cwiptrmlv Ohurrtr.
Fooliih King
W'lllliuii IV, wliu kiii king of Kn
Imiil rmiii K'U) in IHflT, una known aa
"Kllly Hilly" nn iii-ciuiui of till eccen
tric ny. lip litnl n n-altfn th office
uf Innl lilk'h admiral bocauae of till
arbitrary conduct.
Great Poet's Love
l.ann, hutn Petrarch celebrated In
bit H'tii. tm the diiUKhter of A mil
brrt 'It- Nine mill I hi- wife of Hugm-n
d W.ili" IVtrarrh firm in lirr ni
Autfiii'it Hi CI'.'T Kin died of the
lilukUf la I'tlM
Not Many Sea Burialt
- There have bran fe burlale at
rn fur a vrrnt many year, aa all
Inr (lili art nulwd with ap
p:iral fur emlmlmliii lha bodice of
Mum hn d mi alilpbuord.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
I h"rehv aunouMC invself a
mndirtate for the offiee ( f Coun
IV (?0'nini-aiin i r, Mllhj cl to the
decision of the K- publicum of
Marrow ehi'i' v I h- M-y prima
J A .'-LEAK MAN.
( pr ...l lfMnhcfii )
aid A ) r-:
A Waterman's pen will writ
a poem or an essay, a contract or
check, without changing gears.
Bullard'8 Pharmacy
I eight thousand dollars. The tram
I fer wrg made throoKO the agene)
or Walt Smith.
A verypIeaHanl pary wasidver
by Bunch Grass Rebecca Lodn
laMt Thursday evening. Theguest
of Jnonor were the Senior ah
Juuior elates ofjhe lone High
School. After a aocia' hourdevo
te l to stamps and conversation,
n celicioua lunch was served.
Mrs. Zena Westfall, graduate
nurse and superintendrnt of thi
Morrow General Hospital, drovi
(0 lone Sundav and viaited amon
Mentis and relutlves.
The lone llith School base bal
team went to arlington last Sad r
day and crooned bats with th
Arlington High Schoo team an.
leit tlx ir Hcnipiin Arlington. Th
score was twenty to eight.
A 25 ct. bottle of HAT DYI
will miike a new hat out of youi
old one. BullarJ's Pharmacy.
PIANO MUST BE SOLD
Will aacriiies high grade piatu
in HtorHge near here forimmed:
ate aale. Will give easy term U
etHiiiiihed home. For full partu
Ursnnd where it mty be seen, ad-
dn g I'crtland MuiicCo., 227 6i)
3 f't Port 'mid, Oreiion,
GRAIN BAGS?
3t .Smi h ut l he Farmei't
.i vi tor. 15 & 1 5 i cts.
Fred J. Tooze' managing editor
the statesman, editor of tbe
Pucific Homestead and of the.
Oregon Ttachers Mor.t'ily and'
andidste for the Republic nom!
mation for the office of Supt. of j
Puhl c Instruction, paid The inde.
pendent office a brief call Friday
afternoon. He was accompanied j
b the Hon. A. R. Shumway os
Milton who is a andidatde frr the
Republican r.omiration for the'
r!. .1 II. I... O Co..,..!
lUICKOI uniceu o anus otnmur
I'hey were headed foi Heppner
and the county grange meet.
To Malt Fem$ Grow
Keep your ferna In a deep container 1
ceuuaa tlielr roota extend far In llie
jirlU. . i
Br'tr William
Ff ymi II vra tikaa tout thaokhil
lo m llvlu', you needn't trouble da
itiHid Lord by tellln lllm an. He'a
lot what lln-jr rulla a "Una nn you,
without anjr mo" lnfermulluii." At
lanta CoiiMllutlnn.
STRAYED .
From my place near Morgan,
about three weeks ago one four
ve.r old black f ill V. weight aboi-t
1,000 pounds.
A liberal reward will be paid
'or information as to her whf rea
douts will be pnid by
John Gray, Morgan, Ore.
WANTED
A stallion to take care of for
the next two or three months.
1 can take care of a horse at a
verv moderate price.
I have a good barn, good warter,
i id a go id stand, and have had
qoversl years experience with
h trse s.
William Windor.
. . lone. Oreprm ,
Tha Tubai.
The tubes aliould b 201 A, operated
from a alx-vult storaxa battery, with
45 volta or leaa of U battery on the
detactor plate and 00 on the KF and
audio amplifier plalea. The at will
operate fairly well on dry-cell tubes,
auch aa tho I'M type, but tbe greater
volume and amplification from the
large tubea make It well worth while
to upend the extra amount of money.
Kxcept with eowe typea of auierhet
erodynea, the small tubea, or any
dry-cell tubea, are not for a perma-
plii!iiiiiil!llnilliiIill!ililIllll!llll!l!!l!!!ll!l!!!lll!l!l!llilH
i lone Indeoendent
I JOB PRINT j
S Good WorK and Reasonable Prices S
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THE C 'RLEY DAIRY
Give me a trial.All good Jersey
cows which means extra good
milk and cream.Stricly clean and
fresh. I will carry extra cream and
milk with me. so if is clean, rich
milk you want, 1 've got it.
WALT CORLEY
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TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE
FORMED
REPRESENTATIVES
MEET AT UMATILLA
At r baseball meeting held in
Umatilla last Monday night,
representatives from the towns
i' lor e, Arlington, Boardman,
Umatilla, Hermiston and Echo,
i league was formed to be
known bm the Tri-Cotinty League.
A ten game schedule will be
o'ayerf, the season opening April
11 find ending June 13.
1 his insures lone baseball for
he cmiru 831301. It iookel for
urn; as though the lo:l boys
were Koing. to be limited to
4 few game this year, as Condi n
joreo the Columbia League,
'eiivinz only the towns Arlirg
on. lone and Heppner that p'ay
nd' pendent ball.
lore plays the otenirg game
at Arlington and on the follow
jing Sunday, April 18th, play
Echo on the local grinds. :
Fred Roberts, a Portland boy, .
will do the pitching.
The next same nheduled for
the lone High school base ball
team is to be played it Condonon
Saturday, April 3. '
Dr. A. H. Johnston, of Heppner.
mde his regular Tuesday and Fri
day morning calls in lone this
week.
Mrs. C. A. Low, who has been
II for Borne days la reported aa
improving.
Mr. Johanes Troebsonhas been
quite sick this week but is now
much better. His daughter, Mrs.
Smouse is darting lor him.
So Well They Might
The li rut tonrlat iHunch was pot
upon I "' e Jiwephliie. way up In the
Rocklea of Glacier National park
thla aeaimn. Its Initial trip In tbe
mounlnln wilda woa greeted by half a
dozen golden eagles that borered
among the mountain peaks looking
down In apparent wonderment at tbe
arrival of this nnoaoal "water thing."
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BANK OF BONE
CSTADI.ISIIED IN 1903
CONSERVATIVE
PROGRESSIVE
STRONG
Conservative enough for safety
Progressive enough tor service
Strong enough for any storm
I0NE OREGON
PIANO FOR SALE
NEAR IONE
Beauiful high grade piano
must be sold at once. Ladge Dis-
count and terms $10. mothly to
reliable party. For Particulars
rite Cline Piano Co. 66 Front
St
Portland, Ore.
Remington
The only porteble typewrite'
that is a real success.
Bullard's Pharmacy.
1 lie circuit rompriHea two elates ni
tuned raillo-freuency amplltlcaUon,
tube detector and two tranaformer
coupled etuKee of audlo-fru,t SIS
NOTICE
We have an Interes ing clas
stndying the Bible prophecy,
held at the Baptict church each
Thursday eveding. If youkn-w
anything about these Prophecies,
come aud help us in this study;
if you dontknow, dome and learn
something. We are nom studying
the Book of Daniel.
Every boby iovitel
Catarrhal Deafness
la eftan cauicd by an tnlUmtd condition
of th mucoua lining o( th Euiuchlan
Tube. Whn thla tuba ta Inflamtd you
have a rumbllns aound or lmpcrcx't
Hearing. Unleaa th Inflammation ran
b rxluced. your bearing may b d
atmyed forarer.
HALL'S CATAMRH MEDICINB Will
to what w claim for It rid your ayitem
of Catarrh or Dafnaa oauaed by
Catarrh.
gold nr an aromn mr evr w itara.
P, J. Chny A Co ToUdo. Ohio.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I hereby annsunce mystlf as a
candidate for the nomination at
counnty commissioner, subject to
the will of the Democratic voters
of Morrow County at the prima
rics, May 21, 1926.
Charles C. Cox.
I Puis Advertlwinent)
The Doracs Society wl 1 have a
sale of food and fancy articles,
aturiay, Mirch 27.
The top of the world POLITICAL ANNOUNCE?ENT
Welcome Home j hereby 8nnounce my8ef 8s a
The night club candidate foP the office of Trea
Arc parents people ...... of Morro- Countv. subject
to the pleasure of the voters of
the Republican party at the pri
maries on May 21st.
I thank my many Morrow
County lriends for their support
and confidence in the past and
hope to merit their support and
confidence in the future.
Leon W. Briggs
(PhI1 AbocrtlKonient)
1 Get Your Plow Shares i
And Extras
For John Deer Plows
SAVE
IN 1926
By Trading At
Bristow & Johnsons!
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LEGION HALL
THEATRE
The Legion Theatre has the
following pictures contracted for
for, and wi l 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. 26, The Wander of the
Wasteland.
, , 27, The Charmer
Apr. 3, Adventure
. . 10. Old home week
,. 17.
,. 21,
May 1,
.. 8.
, , 15, Oaths to paradise
, , 22, Light of wester stars
, , 29, The shock Punch
' Cut this out and keep it for
future reference. Wa will only
raise prices when the price of
pronram compels us to, Dont'
mUs B single number of this con
ract, American Legion
lone Oregon
FEED FOR
BEAST & FOWL
Rolled , Barley, Rolled Oats
Corn
Bran
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. - ;
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