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VOLUME XIV
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1926
NUMBER 50
Locals Wipe
Echo off the
Map
lone defeats Echo by 8 runt
Echo's infield has streak of
lightning luck.
, Ions Base Ball team took rev
tnge on Echo, Sunday, by hav
Ina first class pitching and lots
of pep at bat and on the field.
When Echo visited lone, last
and shut us out there pitcher
Berry had the lone batters at his
command and errors by lone gave
his team an ersy victory, but the
reverse came in the return game
and lone made 11 tafe hits with
but two errors on the field and
thos did not result In runs, berry
'truck out but four men and only
rare fielding luck kept our boys
from running In flocks of runs,
while Echo secured Sscattered hits
and made 7 errors and 10 men
onton called strikes.
Arch Cochran was the leading
batter with four bits and three
runs. Hosklns made two hits, got
on three times by errors and
made four runs just to show
Echo fans that his intrests are
transfered to lone.
The boys have real confidence
in our old reliable pitcher and are
giving him great support and ex
pect to put a stop Uoatdman's
winning streak, Sunday.
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Skiing in I860
FklliiK ae i aport began In Norway
(bout 1800 In (ha dtatrtrt of Telemark
n'J rapidly spread orer the rVundl
Davlan peninsula. Tt aport baa la
lalir reare been Introduced Into othtr
tountrlea whore tlit winter la aevare,
and baa become, very popular In
Swltierlaod, Canada aad Uia I'ulteU
State
STEIWER
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REPUBLICAN
For
U. S. SENATOR
The strongest opposition to
Fred Steiwer is found in the
lemecratlc party. Democratic
iioliticians and newspapers brand
Sieiwer as an enemy of the direct
primary. They cry "conspiracy"
and seek to lead people to believe
w .y j n,: steiwer wi u!d abolish the di
y? I 'lreL't primary. Nothing is further
'':'Xf ? Vjfroni the truth. Steiwer'a enem-
Vies are doing every thing in their
'power to shatter the great
i-ttrength of public approval that
. is back of Steiwer. They fear
him Thav know thev cannot de.
feat him in the general election.
Steiwer will be a credit to Ore
non in the United States Senate.
jHe is clean, energetic, capable
and aggressive, ins record as a
public official is flawless.
A VOTE FOR STEIWER
Is a Vote For a Republican Victory
I'tild Adv.
Steiwer for Senator Committee
ISAAC STAPLES. Chairman.
YOUR BANK
Think of this as your bank. Come in and
tell us how we can help you.
We know that our success is dependent up
on the prosperity of our customers upon you.
We are here to serve, to boost and to grow with
this city.
Make use of our facilities and service. We
sincerely offer you our earnest co-operation.
THE LIVE BANK
YOUR CITY, U. S. A.
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IONE, OREGON.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
The All School declamatory
Contest resulted In a decisive vie
tory for the lone Bchools; lone
taking six out of peven first priz
es offered.
Mr. J. Clifton Tucker, former
Supt. of lone Schools, was in lone
this week and was present at the
lone High School Commencement
program.
WooU in Rug$ Blended
Whan orli'iitul ruica are being manu
factured, tlia wool used la oftep bland
ad from eiierlmena received from all
pa ti of the wool growing world. Tbla
flvea the comhlnittlun of lualer, '
atrenirth and long niter required. Prop
er blending contrlbulea rourb to the
finished appparanre of the rug.
Worth Knowing
If you ever find the ellver polish
hot He amply when you are going to
have a oartr. ordinary tooth imate will
clean allver beautifully and wlU help
yon out In an emergency.
Nimblaneu Win$ Prix
Haate and raahneaa are atorma and
tempest a, breaking and wrecking busl
neaa; but nlnibleneat la full, fair
wind, blowing it with tpeed to haven.
-I'uller.
FRED J. TOOZE
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
FOR
Superintendent of
Publ'c Instruction
At thf Republican Primary
May 21
Preparation Formal and
University graduate.
Experience Twenty years in
rural and city schools
Compare satement in Canrli
dates Pamph'et with state
ments of opponents.
NOTICE OF BOND SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the underslrned will receive sealed
bids until 10:00 o'clock A. M., the
lit day of June, 1926, and Immedi
ately thereafter the bide received
ill be publicly opened by the Coun
ty Court, at the County Court Room
in the Courthouae In Ileppner, Ore
ton, for the purchase of an Issue of
bonds of Morrow County for the Con
struction of permanent roads therein
In the aum of one hundred twenty
thoutand dollar. ($120,000), eaid
bond, to be in denominations of ft,
oOO each, numbered 1 to 120 inclusive.'
to bear date of June 1, 12, and to
mature aerially In numerical order
at the rate of 16,000 on the Srst day
of June In each of the yeara 1932 to
W.1 Inclusive, said bonds to bear In
terest at the rate of five per cent
per apnum, payable semiannu
ally on the first days of June and
December, principal and Interest pay
able In gold coin at the office of the
County Treasurer in Heppner, Ore
gon, or at the Fiscal Agency of the
Mate of Oregon In New York City.
All bids must be unconditional and
accompanied by a certified check for
(5,000.00.
The Court ressrvet the right to re
ject any and all bids.
The approving legal opinion of
Kessrs. Teal, Winfree, Johnson t Mc
Culloch will be furnished the suc
cessful bidder.
CAY M. ANDERSON.
County Clerk, Heppner, Oregon.
Attention is called by the Sand
blast for Senator Club, 420 Rail
way Exchange Building, Portland,
Oregon, to his plaiform and biog
raphy, which are published on
oace 8 of the Voters' Pamphlet
by the Secretary of State, Chief
plank is MODIFICATION VOL
STEAD ACT - REFERENDUM
OF PROHIBITION LAWS. Ills
slogan IsWine aud Beor under
Government Control JNo baloons
GREATER ECONOMY...
LOWER TAXES
T. P. GILLILAND
PILOT ROCK
For Republican nomination For
JOINT
REPRESENTATIVE
Vmatilla end Morrow Countkt
Subject to votera at tho l'rlnmry
Effective Sundav, May 16, the
pres-'iit mixed tre'n service on
the Ileppner Branch will be
changed to night service connect
ing with main line trains, Nos.
23 and24. Time cards will be re
ceived at local office the last of
this week. This will call foraddi d
help at the local station; adding
a niirht man to meet the train,
who will work from 10:55 I'. M:
until 7: 55 K. M. The regular
agent will work frcm 7:55 A. M.
until 4:55 P. M , leaving no one
op duty from 4: 55 P. M., until
10:55 P. M.
Eye Specialst in Town,
Dr. Clarke will he in lone all
day and evening, Tuesday, May
18th, at the lone Hotel pat lor.
See him about your eyes. He
makes regular monthly visits to
lone. All vorkBtrictly guarantted
Clarke Opical Co.
Merchants Trust Building,
Cor. 6th & Washington.
Successors to Clarke, Stram Co.
STRAYED
From my place near Morgan,
about three weeks ago one four
fyear 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.
CHANCE IN TIME
U. P. TRAINS ON
NEW SCHEDULE
Team Won
Hermiston 5
lone 4
Boardman 2
Umatilla 2
Echo 1
Arlington 1
Last Sunday's Results.
lone 12 Echo .
Hermiston 6 Boardman
Umatilla 5 Arlington
Batting Averages,
TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE
STANDING
CAMES MAY 9
Lost Per Cf.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Roy W. Ritner
0
1
3
3
4
4
1.0001
.800!
.4001
.400,
.200 J
.200 1
4
0
2
In a Bad Way
Clerk to Pom This rheumattftn has
me f"l ns, air. I can't get my arm to
my bend, and It'a tlie same with my
leg. Good Hurdware.
PATTERSON
of Eola Polk County
1 'M
Republican Candidate
for
GOVERNOR
Reduce taxes . by reducing cost
of government.
Place penitentiary unde" Board
of Control. Make Bovrd of Cou-
tol the Parole Board; fewer par
dons. y
Enforcement of Prohibition by
official) who believe in enorcing
the law.
Hasten construction of Roosevelt
Highway.
Adequate provision for retiring
bonds, hsue no tax free bonds
Fish and Game Commissionfunc
tioning for the people and noi as
political machines
Play fair with ex service men.
Maintain high standard of public
schools and institutions of higher
learning.
I do not believe in taking any po
litical power away fom the tndi
vidual voter,
No discount on the taxpayer's
Candidate for Republican nom
nation for representative.
Farmer and taxpayer, residing
in the district 44 years.
Experienced legislator, serving
since 1915 in house tnd senate. As
president of senate in 1921 killed
Portland "1925 Fair" bill, saving
the state $3,000,000.00 Sponsored
law loaning state funds to frozen
out farmers for seed wheat.
For state income tax and against
Dennis resolution.
Helped pass "market road"bill
in 1919.
Served with A. E. F. In France,
in 1918.
(I'uld Alv )
lie nervtt Us pert? best who serres
his country best.
Samuel J. Tilde n.
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AB II R Pet.
Bristow 23 0 7 .435
Wynans 13 4 2 .308
W. Rietman 22 6 4 .273
Adams 21 7 7 . 333'
O. Rietman 23 7 3 .273 1
A. Cochran 16 5 5 .312
Hnskins 11 3 6 .273
Eubanks 22 4 3 .182
V. Rietman 14 2 1 .142
Lindiken 4 0 1 .000
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buying something.
Realizing that most people make this the first consider
ation when they go to buy, we have priced our goods con
sistently low- - but never at the sacrifice of quality.
If you tiud any article bonght at this store not as repre
sented bring it back and we will make good our claims.
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For Satisfacton
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WHY
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dollar.
-fiild Adv.
i
Election, May 21at.
raid Adv.