The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19??, April 09, 1926, Image 1

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    VOLUME XIV
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1926 8
NUMBER 45
STAFIELD WINS OUT
WITH GRAZING BILL
Cabinet Official Approve His
Crazing Draft as Equally Fair to
Larue and Small Stockmen Aids
Livestock Industry and yields Kev
enue to the Sate.
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United States Senator Robert
N. Stanfield, as chairman of the
committee on publiclands, has
acored a big victory for Oregon
and the West by obtaining gov
ern mental approval oflhe revUed
draft of his bill to put the live
stock indui try on a sound and per
rtianent baais. This bi.l provides
for unsalaried grazing boards,
componed of three members of
each grazing d istrict and fleeted
bv the livestock raisers using the
lands.
Of monies received 10 per cent
is set aside for ranue Improve
ments and 25 percent for the
benefit of public schools and and
public roads.
Fecretary Work, of the Interior
Department, has written Senator
Htanfielrt: "The new draft of your
grazing Mil U a rsnst'uctive
measure which will result in def
inite and ponitive benefit to the
livestock industry. It will permit
the use of the public lands .under
proper regulations' by both large
and amal! livestock raisers."
Senator Stanfield.s committee
haa 'unanimously recommended
the passage of the bill. .
A new senator would be barred
by the senate's ironclad seniori-
ftA .1. L
iu ruin i rum nowing sucn a pow
erfulchairmanshipand. therefore.
would be unable to advance such
Important legislation thiough the
committee and pass it in the
senate.
Stanfield for Senator Cam-
paign. E. D. CuhIc, Mirr.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
PIANO MUST BE SOLD
Will sacrifice high-grade piano
in atorage near here for immedi
ate sale. Will give easy terms to
established home. For full partic
larsand 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 Si 15 els'.
The lone Hign Schoolbase ball
team won their first victory for
this season at Boardman, today.
The score was 2 to 4.
Mrs. Cecil Sargent is enlovinji
real winter weathor with tht
home folks in Iowa.
THREE ONE ACT PLAYS
TO BEG1VEN
lone High School Will Present
Three Plays ou Friday the
16th. One Each by Fresh-
'men, Seniors and Faculty.
Orchestra Will Play.
Henry Halvorsen had the mit
fortune to be kicked in the face
by a gentle old work horse, last
Tuesday evening. He was taker
tolleppner and the wound wa
dressed by Er. Ec Murdo wht
had to take seven atitchea to clost
it.
iMtllt
Olafram 4 taandartj
Tub Tun RF Stt
iv.
rct act, boraoM In tlm tha radio
urr fuee over to Uia Se-oU tube.
borauM of tbrlr mora aatlafylni rr
Ira.
Tht followlof pirti will b needed :
Three radlo-frMueary trmniform
ra. bukilwtiM (UL2, IMA.
UIjB).
Three .00035 aifd. varlabla coa
drn.era, CI. ("2, O.
Una 7 by 18 Inch panel.
Oua 2 St ay IT Inch eockat aatU,
with fla aorkefa.
Two ten-ohm rhtoatata.
On double-circuit Jack, JU
On ainfte-elrcult Jack, J2.
On 2 me;, (rid leak.
Ou .00021 mfd. arid roidwr.
Two audio-frequency traaafurataia.
Three four Inch dial.
Three dial polntera.
On A battery awltrk.
Torre one.act plays will be
given by the lone High School
on Friday evening, April 16.
"The Burgomaster,! Son", a
beautifully costumdd play of a
mythical nature , will be preseut'
ed by the members of the faesn
man class.
The High School Faculty is bre
paring a clever comedv entitled
Tauce For the Goslings".
"Neighbors",!not her comedy, of
unusual merit, will be given by
ihe Senior class.
Between the acts, the High
School Orchestrr, led by Mr, E.
A. Brown, will play a number ol
pieces,
The proceeds of next Friday I
entertainmeut will be divided
equally betweenjthe Seniors' grad
lation fund and the Student Body
Treasurf.
Talk with Cole at the Elevator
before contracting your wheat.
Old Myth Exploded
Arrnrdlnc to recent report ther I
oo irlrotlflc bala for the popular be
Kef that (lit elileat child hi tb beat
rhanr of obtalnitif pronilnenr. Ki-
ample of brilliant men rontradlctlai
thla belief ire Jim F. Cooper, woo
waa the levnt of twele children
and Geueral Sherman, who cam Id
tb middle of a (art family.
Wond,r!
What did tb weutlier do to (et her
If talked about? Lafnyett Lyra.
IONE WATER SYSTEM
I TO GO ON METER
J BASIS
dty Council Orders 100 Me
ters and Takes Steps to In
tall a New Pump.
STRAYED
From my place near Morgan,
tbout three weeks ago one four
year old black filly, weight about
1,000 pounds.
A liberal reward will be paid
for information as to her wherea
bouts will be paid by
John Gray, Morgan, Ore.
WANTED
A stallion to take care of for
the next two or three months.
I can take care of a horse at a
very moderate price,
To U Loop Aerial
T book a loop aerial In an ordt
nary flte-tube net. dlnronnert the prl
miry and eecondary of th flrat KFT
triiiaformer aud ihunt the loop acron
the variable coudmner which original
Jack Farris
Dermatiticlan.
It Pays to Look Well
Specialist in Bobs.
BANK OF IONE
ESTABLISHED IN 1903
CONSERVATIVE
PROGRESSIVE
STRONG
Conservative enough for safety
Progressive enough tor service
Strong enough for any storm
IONE OREGON
THE CORLEY DAIRY
Give me a trlal.AH good Jersey
cows which means extra good
milk and cream.Strictly clean and
fresh. I will carry ex tra cream and
milk with me, so if is clean, rich
milk you want, I 've got it,
WALT CORLEY
PIANO FOR SALE
NEAR IONE
Beauiful high grade piano
roust be sold at once. Ladge Dia
:ount and terms $10. mothly to
reliable party. For Particulars
write Cline Piano Co. 66 Front
St
Portland, Ore.
At the regular meeting of tl.e
Council of the City of lone, on
Tuesday of this week, the matter
of water system betterments be
tinrlns AnnuM or i inn It tuna
inn uuubi vunaivviiiwii it, n mo i
voted unanimously to install me-il nave 8 wa D8rn- R00a W8rierJ
ters and an order was plHcedj"1 8 Kd 8tand- 8nd have had
with the Neptune Meter Co. of,"""" J" experience
p..fHi.ni tn, loi .t.j noises,
a price of $12.58 each, 25 to be
delivered at ohce and the rest on
the order of the City Recorder.
It appearing that the pump
used forlfting water to the res
ervoir is in tad ordes and liable
at any time to go etirely out of
commission at any time, the City
Recorder was directed to corres
pond with a pump agency in Port
land with a view to the installa
tion ofja new pump in the near
future.
Statement of the Ownership, Man
agement, etc.,
hetiulret by Act of Conim- 4
Augimt 24, Hil2, of lone ludt-itt-mlcut,
pulilulied wvekljr at lour, Orrgoii,
lor Adril 1 WJ9.
Editor, Uunagldff Kcltor. W- W.
Urad; rulillnhcr, J, V. Hi-ud; ,loiif,
OrrRoti; u-ucr, -. 8. Ackeruiuu, bt.
Lovla Mo.
Known bond holder, mortgage
and other wvurlty holilcrM, boltlliig 1
-r rnt vr more of total amount ol
bonda, U)tartgHKf,or other aecurl
tlea. None.
W. W. Hfad Manager.
Sorn to and subscribed btforej
me this 10 dav o April, 1626. '
F. U. Robinson, Notary Public.
My Commission expires, 2 32-28.
A box of candy has settled many
a quarrel. " Whitmu't at Bullard's
Pharmcy.
William Windsor,
lone, Oregon
Peculiar Both
Luc hark I the Inner bnrk of er-
rl niH-cle of tree, the bet known
neinc Ibe lare bark tree of Jamaica.
It ii readily detached la theets or lay
er) III birth bark, eb layer bclof
a tk-IUate network of Bber.
CALL FOR BIDS
S a!ed bids will be received, up
to the hour of 12 M , staudard
time. April 15, 1926 fjr the Jani
torial care of the Korse Shoe
Crounds. Bidders must be physi
cally able to preserve order, must
submit a good and sutttcient bond
in the sum of 300 double deck,
never si ip ringers and submit prop
erly documdnted proof of his abili
ty to initiate draymen into the tine
points of the game of Horse Shoes.
Address all communlcatious to
Champ Mule SIpper T wirier,
No.; 707, Ringer Alley,
lone, Oregon.
A Waterman's pen will write
a poem or an essay, a contract or
check, without changing gears.
Bullard's Pharmacy
Cla$ Bottleg Bequeathed
Bemuae they were rare and raluabta
flan bottle frequently were men
tioned In th will of tb American
ploneera.
Remington
The only portable typewritei
chut is a real success.
Bullard's Pharmacy,
LEGION HALL
THEATRE
The Legion Theatre haa the
following pictures contracted for
for, and wM show tnen jn 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.
, , 10, Old home week
, , 17, The top of the world
, . ' 24, Welcome Home
May 1, The night rlub
, , 8. Are parents people
. , 15, Oaths to paradise
. , 22, Light of wester stars
,, 29, The ahock Punch
Cut this out and keep it for
future reference. We will only
raise prices when the price of
program compels ua to. Dont
misa a single number of this con
ract. Amorican Lsgion
lone Oregon
1 Get Your Plow Shares
And Extras
For John Deer Plows
SAVE
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
1 herebv aunounce myself
candidate for the office of Coun
ty Commissioner, subject to tht
decision of the Republicans of
Morrow cf unty at the May prima
ties.
G. A. BLEAKMAN.
(Present Iucnmbenl),
(Paid Arfv.) HarHman. Ore
Catarrhal Deafness
la aftta eauaad by an Inflamed eondttloa
of th mucou lloin- of the Euauchica
Tube. Whan Oila tub I inflamed you
Bare k rumbling aound or Imperfect
Haarlnc. Ualtaa th Inflammation ran
be reduced, your baaiin may be da
alloyed forever.
HALIa CATARRH MEDICINB will
IN
1926
By Trading At;
Bristow- & Johnsons
mum tMt
as what w claim for It rid your ayatem
of Catarrh er Deafneea oauaed by
ve wto,
Bold by ad dniftlita for over W Team
Ft . Cheney Co- Toledo. Ob to.
FOR COUNTY CO M MISSION ER
I hereby annsunce myself as t
candidate for the nomination as
counnty commissioner, subject to
the will of the Democratic voters
of Morrow County at the prima
ries, May 21, 192G.
Charles B. Cox.
,11'ttlx AdvortlmuHut)
The Doracs Society will have a
sale of food and fancy articles,
atirday, March 27.
politicaIannouncement
I hereby announce myBelf 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 friends for their support
and confidence in the past and
hope to merit their support and
confidence in the future.
Leon W. Briggs
(1'ald AtioortlHonient)
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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