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VOLUME XV
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Oct. 15, 1926
NUMBER 20
SEN. S. M. SHORTRIOGE
LOCAL NEWS
Some of the boys have put a
boxing mat above the meat mar
left (nr a liltlp fun thin winter
The lone Hotel changed hands! Car, Linn ,,U8ton BrVHOn and
this week. GeorueW. Ritchie taklCarlton Swanson ,eft Tu,.,)ay
on a hunting trip.
Unlt.d Stat Stnator S. M. Short.
rldfl, who waa rtnomlntttd by th
r1publiin( of California.
TRADE SURVEY SHOWS
NATION PROSPEROUS
Now York A continuation of the
nation' prcm-iit coinmprclul activity
Into Hid lictrliinlnn of next year Is In.
dlcaiad In a tra.lo itm.-y liy lha Na
tional AhmhIuiIuii uf Muiiufmturcra
pranirtl lo tha aaaociallon at Ha
convention hi't.
Tim aurvi-y waa mail by a ques
tionnaire run rliif 14 bank (roupa of
manufacturer. A aumniary of the
aniwi.ru ahowril a favorabla vlw of
curri'iil and winter (rude uroupcrta,
a lilnher lrvi-1 of mi ploy tiutiit and of
waga condition, an Incri-a In pro
durtlon, aulna qunntltlca ami valuca,
and a prevailing Inriuatrlal onac.
Tha coti.cn.ua of prcat-nt (rude waa
19 prr rent delimit, 73 pit rent good
to fair, and only I pir rout poor. On
Inter proaMi'ta Id p-r rent reported
tocallcnl, I per ri nl good to fair and
1 iwr cant punr fifty pvr rent pr
dlrt better hu.lnr.n than In 192S, 15
per rent unrhaiiKed and 21 per cunt
poorer.1
taking over the lease of Pyle
and Grimes. The new manatee
ment plans to give lone and the
traveling public first cIsns hotel
service.
KemingtoN
The only portable typewriter
thut Is real success.
Bullakd's Pharmacy.
Mrs. Pyle took her departure
for Portland and the south. Fii
day morning. bovs brU8ht back
There will be turkey slooti1 w "
at the Walt Eubanks ranch, two
miles went of lone on Thanksgiv
ing day.
PIANO LESSONS
Mis Phelps is organlzng a class
Mrs. Enelstyn arrived in lone
Monday for a visit with her hus
band.
Mrs. Carl Wright and sons are
visiting at the home of Mrs.
Wright's father, T. II. Grabill.
Walt Cochran and Carl Blake
returned from Granite to which
place they took John Cochran
and W. M. Hayes who expect to
trap thee for some time. The'
A party composed of thre
bold hunters departed lastSatur
dy mornihg for the wilds ovfr
about Canyon City. The above
party consiateed of Cleo Drake,
Ed Wetherell and Carl Hergstrom.
Mrs. Frank iingelrnan under
went an opperation for the re
moval of her tonsils, Saturday
morning at Hood River. D;ctot
Chick was the operating physi
cian. Mr. aud Mrs. Engelman
returned from Hood River Sun
day afternoon.
Deane Exleberrv and his dad
his dad returned from Mallorv
Creek, Monday, with a venison.
Margaret Blake returned to
her home Monday evening from
Fern's Long History
a fiue four The fern la on of the oldest of lanl
plant and Ita found remain are
known In abundance from the I'uleo
rolc era of geologic time, 100,OuO,0iO
)eara ago. Fern were enieclnlly liu
lueroua during the Carboniferous pe
riod when hundred! of feet of their
aolldlftVd remain were deposited to
form the prrwmtdiijr ' coal tieils.
InVlano Ins where she. has been " " """ p
in piuno lllSirULllon. II inuresiCU, . . . ' ... , of modern civilization largely renter..
r;iimt the residence oi rirs. r,te -" '"-".
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Fred E. Kiddle i
Republican Nominee
Joint Senator
Union, Umatilla and Morrow Cos.
Born and reared in Unicn Co.
Educa!el at University of Oregon.
Served 20 rronths in late World
War, 14 months over seas.
Helped organizrlhe American Le
gion and served as State Com
mander in 1923-24.
Actively engaged in flour mau
fa'turing and gtain business in
Union County.
- FRED K. KIDDLE
Paid advertisement.
Anion I tha few llvlnir reureiuiiiHil ei
Mrs. J. L. Jones. ' of theae very old typea are the flower-
lone was well rf presented at ln ,rn' :!"M" i,ul widepn'ai
i i e.., troun. ana me aiarnuiceae. wiurn a
the telephone oflice this week " "n0 llVWT aunoay 'bow confined to a anmll numrn-r of
". i tpwiea iouua oniy :d iropir-ai regions.
J. II. Bryson is attend!;: 1 10 addition to theae very oid tji"
Padbcrg.
Kuiiora Hardenty Is working in
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
The annunl convention of (he real
eatute limkera of Idaho will be held
at I'walello Nuveniber S and I.
Korea! reaearch expetta In Indln
have dlmovvred how to una bamboo
a pulpwood In the manufacture of
white paper.
Chlnrte eatlmutea any that 10.UO0
peraona have perlnlied, tnont of them
of atarvatlon. In Wurhang alnre the
alege of that rity by red Caulonea'e
army began aomo weeka ago.
Of the IR.sOl) pupila enroll. 'd In the
puhllr ai lioida of Hamuli at the clone
of the aprlng term Inat June 30.295
were of Japaneae deaernl, according
to the annunl report of the auperln
temli'tit of public Inatructlon.
Trotiky, Zlnovlev and I'yntlkoft,
three of the beat known Icudcra of
the early daye of the Humlnn aovlet
regime, face eipulalon fn.m their par
ly on rhargea of "vlcloua vlolutloo of
purty dlai'lpllne."
Hlinon UttinliergiT. 79. I'lnh'a wnr
governor, whoae term of olflce begun
In 1!M7 and wai completed In 1931.
died Id Bait Lake City. Clovernor Hum
berger enjoyed the unliUe dlatlnctlon
of being I'Uli'a flrat dumncrutlc governor.
while Mrs. Corsou Is upending a
few days in Portland.
Dud Griffin, the king fisher
man of the Deschntes, has gone
overioMaupin where he expects
lo land a few red si. es as well as
interview his many lady friends.)
Henry Clark and Chan. Shaver
left Saturday morning on a deer
hunt.
V. 5. Paptr Currency
I'lilted Hlatea paM-r currency la Jint
one plere of puper with a denlgn on
each aide. The allk threada In thla
laM-r are a dlatlnetlve feature of the
paper ud In uiakiug t'ulld HUUm
money. The allk threada are Inner! ed
In the paier during the pruceaa of Ita
manufacture.
Satire it Poetry and Pro.e
It la a nmtler of opiriiori whether
or not antlre Ih more efTocUve In po
etry or prose. One of the reuaona
why It la anJi to he more ffTertlve in
poetry la that pi-try rermilm longer In
the mind tlmii prose becnuse of tiie
rhyme.
LEGION HALL
THEATRE
San Praneleco Bandita Run Amuck
Han Franclaro. With three men
killed aud five otliura wounded by a
fnlkma bandit pair who hnvn terrified
(he city. Hn Kranclaco'i entire police
force waa engaged In a gigantic man
hunt Friday In an effort to halt tho
crime flood. The record of five citl
aona ahnt to death and a doien or
more Injured by lite phnntom alitycre
aa they duahed through the city In
atolun auloniohllea and laxlcuha, rob
bing and plundering In their foray,
baa left Ban Krnnclaco terrified, won
dering where tha criminal! will alrlko
next.
Millar Offered Sunallo'a Place
Seattle, Waah. A three hour con
ference here Sunday between regenti
of the Unlveralty of Waahlngton and
Stephen Ivan Miller, educational di
rector of the American Bankera' aa
aoclatlon, ended with a atatement by
Miller that he la undecided whether
ha will accept tha unlveralty proal
dency which tha regnt dlaruaaud
with him. Miller would replace Dr.
Henry Sur.tallo, who waa given an In
definite leave of absence a week ago
after tha regenla demanded hit reali
sation and ha refused to quit.
The following lint of picture
are bool-pd toehow nt t h Lfginn
Hall, bcyinnint? Juno 12
We havp in this lint a wide
rnntfe of subjects and stars and
hop to please every one We are
having a hard time to maker'rdp
mfet.ao, when in doubt, what
to do, go to the show.
Oct 2 Taming the West.
" 9 Seven Dsvs.
' " 10 Frivolous Sal
23 Red Clav.
30 Hell's Highroad.
Nov. 6 Calsary Stnmpede.
" 13 Sundown.
" 20 Simon the Jester.
" 27 Madam hehave.
Dec. 4 California Straight
Ahead.
11 Flowing Gold.
" 18 Three Faces East,
25 The Road to Yester
day. Cut this out and keep it for
uture reference. We will only
raise prices when the price of
program compels us to. Dont
mists a single number of this con
ract. American Legion
lone Oretton
PIANO MUST BE SOLD
Will sacrifice fine piano in 8 tor
age near here for immediate sale.
Will give ensy terms to responsi
ble party. For full particulars and
where it may be seen, addresn
Portland MuBic Company, 227
6th Street, Portland, Oregon.
court this week.
Lon Mc Cabe and W. E. Dullard
left lone, Tuesday for Hidaway
Springs. They expect to find a
duck over there.
Mrs. Iinth Ma-on arrived home
from the East and was immedi
ately summoned for jury buty,
America Leadi in Certati
AmerUan farmers rulse 11 tons of
rereule for each limn engaged In farm
work. Furmera of the rest of the
world raise only 1.4 tons for each
muti.
there are today about 8,000 speclea of
feme known.
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''IKMMJ1S0 JO Il.it. ,H p!f,j
0OAAJ l.ll 'IIMIS.( II
1Bij pnj(.i,ij win T.1H 0
11.1,1 U UJOq BHM 'XlUOIIOJIsH U41MMU
Jo J.ipiinoj stnmiB; eii Dnoiuj.Hlo,)
fuiouod)$y ujapojjj papunoj
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Pearlf Breeding Place
By fur the greater number of round
pearls are found In the thick, fleshy
portion oi uie ojmer a manite near the
Inlmleut or exhuletit oritlce, and gen
erally near the nnmtle edge.
Mipo;) -an ioj ) ajfoo., uni
n piio.Ma aii o 4iii.hIiIr no
jtio o tip M !)ooj rf.w (w.i jsjq ei)
ti I !iMiinjj qi.w p.niMoj.) mii nmi
Jintnji tuiiiii ajti m.i tt ).i.idvoj(l
Xildiiq ii pu.xU aw sjnoi aix
Suidoff ut 3Jn$Dj
HALLOWEEN NOVETIES
Jack OLanteerns, Cats, Witch
es and Devils.
Bullard's Pharmacy.
jNotlce la herrliy Klven tlmt the
Dtiilerelitiieil Iiiih been niiiliiteil liv
ttje I'omity hourt of theStnle tif Or-
ejhm fr Morrow t'oMit.v, Bilmtii4-
trtor of the FHtnt of tferiihl Jnck
NUII, lli-c.-Hi.ed. All pereotie hovillK
cliilnm Mcnllia' aiild eotiite lire iiere
liy notified toprew-nt the onme. tlu'.v
VerKled, w Itli votn herw lie reipi red
by law, tit tne office of K. II. liolilu
aon, nt lone, lin-Ktm, withlu kIx
in i ill tli of the dote of I he litxt pub
Mint loll of this n i. the.
Anmndii .'arkaoti,
AilinliilHtrntor of the ewttite !
(ii-ritld A. Jnckaoii, ili-ceawd
The Dargcin
"And then he made me ngroe that
our engagemeiit hlmulil be kept n n
alinduie nei-ret. I told Mursot In the
etrlrteit roiiildeitee, timl nl.e tliiiilcs
I rcldy in mud. Lily wild that he
wouhl wenr a ring In nny rnse. Tim
the worst h that Kilca won't believe
It nt all."
Atl$ Supporting Earth
That the earth Is supposed to be
carried by Atlas la merely an old leg
end In classical mythology. Alias
the brother of I'rnmetheus, led the re
olt HRuinMt the gml. rr which he
wo condemned by Zen l0 bear the
lieuvens upon his shoulder. The story
as Invented by the Greek to explain
what holds the earth op.
jn.i.
B sittimiuq rj(V(iKi'r' JO mi )s
imjj sjidoj aiiiunuo.j ,oa
iJUin.u am pun stiiiHiiiiq Jo; ejeaX
Or li ail ! siid.j.ihv Si ju.Hla
u-wn ami 0"O'issj'(di unij ion
jorivj til mojry touvuvg
lnte of thelirHt n I .! li-jt I Ion i
IIiIh notice. September I7tn I'.t.'rt.
Star Brand shoes at Brisiow
and Johnson's. None better.
PIANO FOR SALE
High Grade New Piano near
here. Must be sold at once at a
liberal discount and on very lib
eral terms to responsible party.
If interested, write to Bush &
Lane Piano Company, Portland,
Oregon.
YOUR BANK
Think of this as your bank. Come in and
tdl 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,
sincerely offer you our earnest co-operation.
THE LIVE BANK
YOUR CITY, U. S. A.
IONE, OREGON.
We
GettheHahit
Inspectmyspecialcashand llIone Independent
carry counter every week.
Pay cash and you will
find that you .can.re-
1 duce the cost of living
and SAVE MONEY.
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JOB PRINT
Good Work and Reasonable Prices
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PricE?
First Class Shrimps 17ct
Good Corn, Two for 25 ct
Mrs. Stewart's Bluing 19 ct
Citrus, large 26 ct
Lye , lOct
D.W. Kraut 17 ct
Bert Mason
r i' i t'i: Jt5 stion that enters the mind of cverv cus-:
P 5 tomer who examines merchandise with the expectation
dii of buying sompthing s
Ml. SIT ! 11.. 1 a . .a . .a
m realizing mar mosi people mane tms tne first consid-
E5 cration when they go to buy, we have pneed our goods Es
EJ consistently low-, -but never at the sacrifice of quality.
If you find any article bought at this store not as rep- S
resented, bring it back and we will make good our
claims. 3
1 Try this Store for Satisfaction. 1
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