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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1926)
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1926 NUMBER 7 VOLUME XV I1EPPNER, LOOSES GAME Third Defeat In last Five Came Played. Local fans report real game between a team reprewntinii Heppner, couHiitwsr of Keouah of Log Anireli'H, Roberta of Tort land. IIoHkinaof lone, Gentry of Lexington and Van Marter, Finch, Anderson, Hill and AHyn of Hepp ner. They were opposed by the Reprise ntatives of Condon, Clow, Fitxmaurlce, Brown, Wilkins, the three Aahenfelter brothers, all Condon regulars, and Wheelhouae and Parrinh of Arllnaton and Rietman and Cochran of lone. Condon took the eleven innlnn contest tiy score of 3-2.Clo triking out 17 while Keough had H The scoring started by Filz making a three bagger followed by a grounder which Roberts threw to first allowing the run to come in anJ ended by Cochran first up In the eleventh, putlng another roller to Hubert which was too alow to allow a put out but a bad throw allowed him to second from whore he scored on L. Ashenflter'a hit; Cochran and Rietman taking honors on wining the game; Rietman hav ing made three put outs, three assists, a hit and a sacrifce which scored the first run, LEGION HALL THEATRE y bound taw TO , rWNVKI f M OMAHA II M It A Mb AS CITY,.. 7J M 1 rM moinu n m f I if.UHJIS II M I I CHiCAOO W 1 rwTHOIT. 1M CINCINNATI .... o 41 Ct.RVl.LANO 104 M i TOMONTO IIS M . f ATLANTA lit M 1 I , pittsjmjko in n I I '., WAHHINOTOM ., HJ M I 1 flllLAOKU'lilA. I U J i NKW VOKK 1t It , I irton ix r STOP,JflOK,lJSTEN! Cross Crossings Cautiously. In effect to SetrtemirrlS urnlimiiaiiiicrSlWlo THE EAST INVITES TOU tad th Union Pacific makes your Journey economical by low round-trip excursion fares to all Important points In the East, M kid Is West and South. UBEftAt arorovia rauviLaoat enable you to visit the big eastern cities or America's greatest wonder lands ZUa Natlasul Park YaltowstsMM Natlswal Park Rscky Mountain Nittsnal Park all reached via the scenic and historic Union Pacific DcLuxcttnlns. Superiiir service. Descriptive booklet on request. The following list of pictures are booked to show at the Legion Hall, beginning Juno 12. We have in this list a wide range of subjects and stars and hope to please every one. Ve are having a hard time to makeendn meet.so, when in doubt, what to do, go to the show. " "10. Man in Blue " " 17 Charlie.s Aunt. " " 24 Torna-io. " 31 In Hollywood with Potash and I'erlmutter AugUBt 7 Withont Mercy. 14 Furicane Kin " 21 When A Man's A Man 28 1'rairie Pirate. 4 Ridin' Thunder. 11 Wedding song. 18 Love Master. 2f Family Secrets. 2 Taming the West. 9 Seven Days. 16 Frivolous Sal 23 Red Clay. 30 lull's Highroad. 6 Calgary Stampede. 13 Sundown. 20 Simon the Jester. 27 Madam behave.' 4 California Straight Ahead. 11 Flowing Gold. 18 Three Fates East. 25 The Road to Y ester day. Cut this out and keep it for uture reference. We will only raise prnes when the price of program compels us to. Dont miss a single number of this con racL American Legion lone Oregon Oh, for a book and a shady nook Either inadoor or out With the eong of the wild bird overhead Oathestreet cries sound about Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. The 0. W. R. & N. Co. is put- ing out pamphlets warning motor ists to cross crorsings carefully and ahowing the train engineer's side of the case, his training and responsibility. He is first employed in lesser capacities and after seven to ten years of hard drilling, always subject to disciplne. if competent, is promoted to engineer. He Is usually a man of family, steady, reliable and represents live of the highest type of Amer ican mechanic. He may have in his care hun dreds of passengers lives, or a heavy and valvable freight train. He runs on fixed raila and his train seldom, if ever, chases an anto up the alley. He and his fellow employees may be exposed to injury or to death in a crossing accident. He has a warm heart as you have and desires to avoid casualties, NO crossing accident occurs without CARELESSNESS. LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Matrice Frye of Heppner, are the proud parent? of an eight pound boy, born at rhe Morrow General Hospital. Dr, Johnston reports mother and baby doing well. Miss Helen Balsiger is substi luting this week at the Ban of lone, for Miss Alice Rietman, Assistant Cashier, who is away on her vacation. Mrs, Walter Jepson who has a patient at the Morrow General Hosdital has returned to her home on Rhea Creek. Street improvments are being ontinued with some extension of the original plan. The improv- ment of Second street will be carried through through to the epper end of the street instead of stepping at the Grabill corner ch originally planned W. E. Bullard mane a businese trip to Portland this week and re turned Friday, driving a new Star car. Tune in! Big assortment of har monicas at Bullard'a Mr. H. J. Blddle reports com bining finished and wheat in pro cess of delivery at the warehouse. Mr. and Mr?. F. VY. Balsiger of White Salmon visited with rela tivoa here this week. While once a homesteader in this vicinity, Mr. Balsiger has been er.gaged in fruit growing at White talmon for the last twenty five years, Notice to the Public The Management of the Leglm Theatre will not be responsible il . f .1 1 - . J..n,k nl anp laugn memseives iu urom a .Charley'sAunf'.SaturdayniBhi , She's a He. She wears panis. She 's a scream. She ' fron Brazil where the nuts come from Rostta Fletcher who was oper- atedon for appendicitis at the Mor row General Hospital by Dr. A. H. f-ohnston is at home again. Mr. Cole Smith thi Farmers' Elevator manager is driving new Ford sedan. The Star. Just a pood car. E. R. Lundell handles it. An attempt was made to rob the lone Market, Sundav night but was frustrated by some children vyho saw the gleam of a flash light and rave the alarm. The would be robbers fled before do ing much damage and made their e?cape under cover of darkness. HISTORY IN CAKE Furtherepairsandimprovments were made on the lone station of the U. P. R. It. this wek. These included the renewal of the foun daticn posts and the instalation if concrete footings. The torriditv of the past few lays has now taken its place in he shades of memory. Let us that the location is permanent. VACATION ROUTE rem information ami khesva HON CAU ON Ok Walls J. W. llowk, Agt, lone, Oregon At tiiht Mr Ih. wnini ml lethe Wrmul hour". Th.n iud tknai to III UmilT WW T Harold Boll Wright's I nl nl end b( lory."A 8a of HI, il r'll"r". hcv.r.l hundred IhouMnol.ra il ilirt n dolus Hi within s li nhi.r:,l,,.i, H-oi. ol IblTO t'MIHCopr t . 1 fcfc-ll'i AppMM S Cowf-anf H Clean Up Paint Upf il -4 v Vf ft- I h 1 M I Wheat receipts, at the local vare houses and ele valors are ris ipir and will soon beat lh peak. PIANO BARGAIN LOCATED NEAR IONE Valuable high grade piano to be ohi at once. Cash or terms $10. monthly- If interested in a rea jiano bargain near you, write to Oline Piano Company, 66 Front t., Portland. Oregon, Qre of thcEycs. Dr. Clarke af the Clarke Opti- :al Co., MerchannU Trust RUfy rjrllano, will be in I-.ne for tl t J ty anil eyenin?, Honuay. Jj'-y 20tli,,atthe lon Hotel. him about youreyes. Examinationfree. - V. vi j I. . I ' - ' f " , . t f i i ; ..i 'f J I ' - , ; ' ... i . s.. " j . . --, ......a For S&le 3J inch wason wifh 10) hjs" e rrain bin CHEAP for CASH. e lor.e City Diay. Humming RiM Silk Hosiery at BERT MASON'S. 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. IONE, OREGON. ifes 'i ; toy PIANO FOR SALE High Grade N'w Piauo near lere. Must be sola at once at a; iberal discount and on very lib ' ral terms to responsible party, j If interested, write to Bush & Lane Pianc Company, Portland, Oregon. I !vi!l!i!i!lllin!!!lli!!!!illii:!l!!l!li:ii!!ilil!!!I! This rrpMc of historic Independ ents Hall In Philadelphia Is a fine ax a:: y.a of tho baker's art. It was made b th chef ot.om of Ph!!adlphla's IcaJ'r.g linit.U to adrprtSae the Sosqul Ccntcnsia! Intereatianal EipoalUoii, which wiil op-a in that city June 1 and run to Ikcembtr 1 to celebrate (!:e Uuta tsnuivt-rsary or An:erlcanln ilcrcnJence. 1 ha "State Home" Jtas-ls on a tabls at tho entrance to The Sixteenth Annual Pacific International LivestocK jZ? Expositions Portland, Oregon, Ot. 30 to Mov. 6. mi !!!'!!!II!t!! iiaiauii mm IB mm 1 1 Mi. WW M OING A-JOURNEYING? Then tuck into your bag a vacation s supply of Humming Bird Pure Silk Hosiery rastel tints for your filmy afternoon and evening frocks; white, grey and bci.;e for sports, a darker shade or two for showery days and dusty hikes. G The "shadowless" silk is knit knee-high and sole-deep. Consider this with your shott frocks and scant-cut shoes. -Skillful shr.ping and the new Humming Dird Index Heel create a per fect fitting ankle, instep and foot. Heels, toes and doubled tops are long-wearing lisle. K mod estly priced. 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