VOLUME XIV
TR1-COUNTY LEAGUE
STANDINC. CAMES
APRIL 11.
Won
1
1
1
0
0
0
Lost
0
0
0
1
1
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Per Ct.
1000.
1000.
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lane
llcrmlston
Umatilla
Echo
Board man
Arlington
lone 18, Arlington 0.
llcrmli'od 1, Echo 1 (13 innings)
Umatilla 7, Boardman 3.
Batting Avcrag:
AB II R Per Ct.
(. nictinnn fl 8 1 Ann.
w. ItlWnmii 13 IM.
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Alki-ti 6 J 3X1,
Cmhrnii t , 2 2 8.13.
V. llli'liiiiiii 4 II &).
Kuliuiilm S 12 2u0.
Itrlittuw e II 104.
DECLAMATORY
CONTEST
A declamatory contest will lie
held in the lone Public School,
Thursday evening, April 22 for
the pur pone of chocsing the seven
students who ae to represent
this district In the count deHam
fctorv conlest. The programme
which ii free to the public, is as
follows:
Division E. Oratorical.
Gridm
4 Donald Heliker
The Unknown Speaker
4 Claud Brashier Our Flag.
2 Eugend Normoyle
My Country
Diviniofi K. Humorotip.
3 Valdyi Woods
A Lesson For Mama.
2 Virginia Griff uh
Sitter's Beau.
2 Hos Boll Peony
My Shadow
2 Ftancis Brynon
And So Was I
4 Liaise Minor
Startling Revelations
1 Winnie Brown
Buying Cand."
1 Bert Mason, Jr Packets.
Divixion D. Humorous.
7 Ellen Ritchie
At the Box Office.
6 Joel Engieman
The Boy andllis Siomache
6 Raymond Fletcht r
Jimmie Entertains Sister's
Beau.
BANK OF IONE
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Conservative enough foV safety
Progressive enough tor service
Strong enough for any storm
IONE OREGON
Division D. Oratorical.
7 Norman Swarmon
King Philip to White Setter.
7Ilazel Padbeig.
Supposed Speech of
John Adams.
6 Barbary Erwin
Evangeline on the Prarie.
Division C. liumerous.
Freshmen Thelma M6rgan.
Mouths.
Sophomorei Richard Luntiell
Sam's Letter.
Senior Marvel Alters
Cohen on the Telephone.
Division B. Dramatic
Freshmen Arleta Farrent
The Fiddle Told.
Sophomore Nedra Agm
The Dead Pussy Cat.
Junior Rood Eklebery
The Shooting of Dan
Mc Crew.
Senior Elva Balslgr
The First Setter's Story.
Division A. Oiatorical.
FreBhman Edith Ely.
The war Inevitable.
Junior Frank Mason
Spartacus to the
Gladiators
From each of the three divis
oons in the h i if h school one reb
rsentative will he chosen and
fromeach oi the two divisions in
the grrdes two speakers will be
picked to represent this school in
the Morrow County Declamatory
Contest to be h 'I i ileppner May
1. In the county coutest th win
nera will rtceive gold medals and
the school taking the most tirst
and second honors will be pre
sented with a beautiful cup or a
penant.
PIANO MUST BE SOLD
Will sacrifice high-grade piano!"""''
in storage near here forimmed
ate sale. Will give easy terms to
established home. For full partic
lars and where it mav be seen, ad
dn ss Portland Music Co.. 227 6th
Street, Portend, Oregon.
GRAIN BAGS?
S-e Smith at The Farmer'
Elevator. 15 Si 15ft cts.
Jack Farris
Dermatician.
It Pays to Look Well
Specialist in Bobs.
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1926
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Mr. A. W. Lundell, of Astoria,
is in lone this week visiting his
mother. Mr. Lundell is conduct
ing two bands at Astoria.
Wednesday of this week, the
original and only "Dad" Griffin
cook his departure for Maupin
and the trout haunts of the Des
chutes. He was accompanied by
George Ritchie.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will
hold food and fancy work sale
Saturday, Mayl, at Moores furni
ture store.
Mrs. Johan Troedson returnnd
from Mhe Dalles Thursday, the
Oth. She is able to get abut
Mr. Jhan Troedson who has
oeenqnite ill far some time now
recovering.
Mrs. Lundell' age 82. of lone,
is seriously ill at her home in
lone. Dr. Johnston, of Heppner,
reports slight hope for recovery.
Mrs. Eva Lane, of Lexington,
was an over night visitor at the
Morrow County General Hospi
tal in Hebpner.
Moon and Tidtt
(Wn tlj.'i ait rauM-4 by tli attrac
tion of gravity of tb moon, with aom
hrlp from th other heavenly bndira.
Tli attraction of the wood rauxea a
hull' In the oreuba aa the earth ro
tate upon Ita axli. Tldea are not no
tlrrnlile axiept oo larfo bodlea of
water.
Catarrhal Deafness
la efun rauiwd tr an Inflam condition
of III mucoua llnlna of tlx KusUthian
Tub. Whin thl tub la InlUnwd you
hv a rumbling Mound or Imperlart
Harlnf. Unleaa th Inflammation ran
b rehired, your bearing may b dc
CATARRH MEntriJB Will
do what w rlatre for It rid your avttem
of Catarrh or Utatneaa cauacd by
Latarrn.
Bold br all drurrl'ta for over Taara
r. t.
Cbcnty Co.
Toldo. Ohio.
THE CORLEY DAIRY
Cive me a trial.All good Jersey
cows which means extra good
milk and cream. Strictly clean and
fresh. I will carry extra cream and
milk with me. so if is clean, rich
milk you want, I 've got it,
WALT CORLEY
PIANO FOR SALE
NEAR IONE
Beuuiful high grade piano
must be sold at once. Ladge Dis
count and terms $10. mothly to
reliable party. For Patticulars
write Cline Piano Co. G6 Front
St.
Portland, Ore.
Remington
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 wil 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;
Apr. 17, The top of the world
, . 24, Welcome Home
Mayl, The night club
, , 8, Arc parents people
' . , 15, Oaths to paradise
I . , 22, Light of wester stars
, , 29, The shock Punch
I Cut this out and keep it for
future reference. We will only
raise prices when the price of
Drogram compels us to. Dont
miss a single number of this con
ract. American Legion
lone Oregon
IONE DEFEATS
HEPPNER GRAM
MAR SCHOOL
Cood outfielding saved Ileppner
from disaster. lone has hard
hitters. Ileppner is weak on
defence, poor infield.
leppner came to lone last Sat
urday to meet the local bace ball
twirlers only to take home the
email end of the 16 to 13 score.
The Heppner team had an
extra strong outfield which stop
ped Ione's hard hitts.
lone has a neat little bunch of
sluggers Arthur Ritchie lea
the team in the hitting with
Rodney Esselstyn, Johnnie Eu
banks, Irvin Ritchie, Norman
Swanson, and Dan Head follow
ing. Ileppner hai a week infield, it
did not take lone long to find it
out. "in other words" lone haa
no trouble getting the ball thru'
shortstop.
THE LINE UP FOR IONE
Rodney E. .
Arthur R.
Johnnie E. .
Norman S.
Irvin R.
Dan Head ...
Catcher
, Pitchei
. 1st bast
2nd bast
3rd bust;; ;
short stoj. ; ;
left fiulo ;;
center field ' !
Milton M
Earl Mc.
Ray mono. F. .
right fielo
The coming games are
as fol -
lone at Lexington April -15.
lone at Heppner April - 17,
lone at Condon April - - 24,
Condon at lone May
Lexington at lone May - - 8,'
The games with Lexington'
were called off because they
were unable organize a team
It may be possible that Echo
will fill in the vacant place.
There will be noj game at
Ileppner this week because the
lone catcher is at echo.
A box of candy has settled many
a quarrel. " VVhitmau'sat Dullard's
Pharmcy.
POLIilALANNOUWCLIJENl
1 htrebv aunounce msylf a
candidate for the office of Coun
ty Commissioner, subject to the
deciiion of the Republicans ol
Morrow cfunty at the May prima-
"t9' G. A. BLEAKMAN,
(Present Incnmbenl),
(Paid Adv.) Hardman. Ort
FORCOUNTY COMMISSIONER
Inrw nun!) nlf 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.
1 Charles B. Cox.
(I'nlp AJvcrtlm-nu'lit)
pouticaiTannoi)ncen?ent
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 lriends for their support
and confidence in the past and
hoDe to merit their support and
confidence in the future.
Leon W. Briggs
(Paid AbeortlHcniftit)
STRAYED
From my place near Morgan,
about 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.
I have a good barn, good warter
and a good stand, and have had
several years experience with
horses.
William Windsor,
lone, Oregon
Ink Bradicator
When your flnirera become
Ink-
atiilned wet the end of a mutch find
rub It over the apou, wash jour bunds
In cold water and watch the Uik Uls-a(ieur.
MIMMmMimMIIIMIItlimilllllHMIIIIIIHH
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Get Your
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it
And Extras
For John Deer Plows
SAVE
IN 1926
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X
X
IBristow &
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,
NUMBER 46
RANCH CHANCES HANDS
Fred Griffin bought a 640 A.
ranch near Lexington this week.
The former owner, Mr. Joe Eskel
son gives possession at once.
The deal Was handled ihrough
the office of the old reliable earth
merchant, H. C. Wcod.
For Sale
Holt,20 foot, motor Combine.
Good shape.
Troy Bogard, Eight Mile, Ore.
Talk with Cole at the Elevator'
before contracting your wheat
A petition was being circulated
this week among the Democratic
voters of lone for the nomination
of Ralph Harris for the ofice of
County surveyor.
A Wurman's pen will write
a poem or an essay, a contract or
check, without changing gears.
Bollard's Pharmacy
Plow Shares f
Trading At!
Johnsons
Oregon.