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VOLUME XV
IONE, 0REC0N, FRIDAY.Nov. 19, 1926
NUMBER 25
VAL M. BRANDON
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Vil M. Brandon of Washington, C
C, whs was alaettd auprama eorr
snsnder of lha Order of Coo tit a, h
laysreund degree of tha Veterans a
Paralgn Wart, at their annual aonvtr
lion In El Psse, Tsxss.
GAIN IN INMATES OF
STATE INSTITUTION!
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Oljrmpla, Wuh.-tner asa In nuir
bar of Inmalaa la lha ".1 alala Bene
and charitable Inatltullona for tha si
years from Reptembar 10, 1920, I
"eptember 10, 1911, waa U4, wltb i
total of 7171 at tba (attar data,
shown br raport compiled br th
dlractor of buslnasa control.
With tha comparative figures gleei
th two-Mar parloda, tha ftgurea show,
for Bnptsmber. ISM. lltl, shows a
eaereee of III orar tha 1137 In main
In 19 JO. Blullarlv, 1124, wlih 733:
shows aa Increase of 47 ovar 1132
aad Hi-ptambar. 1111. with 7871, show
aa larraaaa of 131 over 124.
Tbla Inadlulluna! inmala pnpulatloi
f 7171 September 10 last, shows ai
larraaaa of lilt or of 11.41 par can
ovar 1110; aa Incraasa of 1016 or o
ll.M par cant ovar 1122; and aa In
craaaa of 111 or IIS pt-r cant ova
1114. This makea aa average vearl.
Incraasa of US II or of 1 21 par cam
Tha atata panltantlarjr at Wall.
Walla had 687 prisoners In 1920 am
111 thla yrar; tha slots tralnlm
acbool at Chehalla grow from 131 t.
107; tha school for (iris at Oram
Mound from US to ISO; whlla th.
atata reformatorjr at Monroa Increai
d from 19S to SSS.
"UNCLE JOE" CANNON DEAD
Veteran Lawmaker Paaaes Quietly
With Family at Hie Bedelde.
, Danville, III. In an Ivy-covered
church, wbvra hie wife planted tha
sprigs that In tha years have grown
Into a massive bower of foliage, tha
final rites for "Uncle Joe" Cannon,
were held Tuesday.
The veteran Amurlcaa lawmaker,
who for 41 years was a member of the
bouse of representatives, passed away
at bis boms hers at tha age of SO.
Death cams quietly, with membera
of hla family by his bedside.
With him were his two daughters,
Mrs. truest La Seurs and Miss Melon
Cannoa.
The last few years of his life were
spent In almost complete retirement. I
Ms walked a little, rode In automobiles
as much as possible, wandered about
his horns town, conversing with old
cronies and reminiscing .of former
days.
fteardan, Wash., Bank Robbed.
Reardaa, Wash. Thrae masked rob
bars hald up thrae employes and a
customer of tha Farmers' State bank
and aacapad with 12500 In cash and
about $11,000 In liberty bonds, A man
who at ftrs refused to give hit name
waa captured br two members of a
aoese within three hours of tha rob
bery, and tha money and f mo of
tha bonds war recovered.
Cerdevw shaken by larthquake.
Cordova, Alaska. An earthquake of
unusual violence waa felt hore at 1:10
Sunday night. Tha temblor waa no
ompanled by a distinct rumbling.
Buildings shook and antennas masts
of tha United itatee naval radio sta
tion 14 miles from Cordova swayed
WEDDINGBELIS
Last Sunday, November 14. at
three o'clock in che afternoon,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.
C TroKe wan the icene of a very
prtty weddinif when Minn Dona
Ritchie, dauKt-ter of Mrs. John
Ritchie of lone, was united in
morriajrewith Mr. Robert Allstott
Jr , one of the progressive younx
farmer of the Eiht Mile' coun
try.
Mr. and Mn. Archie Pad her r
Mood up with the happy coupple
aa the brief and simple, bntim
preBsive service of the Cynitrena
tional church was read by the
pastor, Uev. W. W. Head.
What makes a better Chriatmaa
Kift than a Bible? Bnllard'a Phnr
macy.
BORN
To Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Shafer.
a 9 pound boy, Nov, 8, at Mor
row General Hospital.
.To Mr. and Mri. Alex Green
of Eiuht Mile, a 12 pound girl
November 15, at the Morrow Gen
eral Hospital All reporteb doing
well.
Hetty Clark daughter of Mr.
Mra. N. A. Clark of Eight Mile,
who waa recently operated on
for appedicitia, at the Morrow
General Hospital has returned to
her home.
Hetty Adkina waa operated on
Wednesday by Dr. A, H. Jonn
aton for the removal of tonsils
and adenoids.
We may make special mention
that Miss Dow ninjr was born in
and lived near lone until she had
passed through the public school.
At that time she moved with
her parents to Hood River w here
she uradjated from high .chooi.
She then took and completed
Bible Course studies at Seattle
and New Yotk.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will
hold their Annual Christmas
Food and Fancy Work Sale, Sat.
December 11 at Moore's Furni
ture Store.
INCOME TAX CREDITS
PASSED TO CONGRESS
White House Indicates Presi
dent Will Not Suggest
Plan of Refund.
Washington. D. C Having disclos
ed that there Is enough money In tha
trenaury to warrant a IS per can!
credit on Oils year's Incoms taxes,
tha adinlnlMtratlon feels that the next
move la up to congress.
It waa said at tha Whits House that
President Conlldga thought congress
the best Jiulgs of what should be dona
wltb the surplus.
The pronouncement was taken as
an Indication that In his annual mes
sage, Coolldge probsbly would not at
tempt to work out details of the re
fund proposal, but would Inform the
senate) and house they must fight out
that qnestlon tor themselves.
Reart'tary Mellon has suggested that
the money returned to the taxpayers
be remitted In the form of a credit
on next year's payment, half of It to
be doihicted from the March Install
mmit and half from the June Install
ment.
The 15 per cent minimum credit
was predicated, Mr. Mellon explained,
on a prospective surplus of 1300.000,
000 for this fiscal year. First estl
mabea marie by the president Indicated
a surplus of 1200,000,000 and on that
ground be proposed a 10 per cent
credit which later was boosted to 12
per cont
A DUftnnc
The difference between a failure
nnd a aurwasful man Is rather aptly
Illustrated by ths fart that while the
fullure la doubting whether a thing
can be done, ths successful man Is
going ahead doing It. I'hlladelpltls
Inquirer,
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For Sale!
Gilfillan Radio Sets.
For a trial see A. G.Rankin or
phone 1CFU -
The Duress Society will have
a sale of cooked food and fancy
articles on Saturday, December
1th, at the McMurray building.
Chocolates at Bulford's Parmacy
HOME COMING AT O. A. C.
Oregon Agricultural College,
Nov. 19.
Nolan Page of lone, junior in
civil engineerintr, drew the de
tails for tht construction of the
homecoming arches.
The students made the plans
and erected the three arches
which are at the entrance of the
campus to welcome the alumni
back. The arches are made of 30
footshalta. which will be put on
bach side ot the street. Small
urches will be built over the
sidewalks.
HOOD RIVER HONORS
MISS IRENE DOWNING
A farewell service for Irenn
Duwning, well known and high
ly eMemed Hood River girt, who
is railing on the motorship indra
for Guayaquil, Ecuador, to take
up her chosen work as mission
among the 20 millions of Indians
in that South American republic,
will be held Sunday evening at
ihe Gospel tademacle of the
Christian and Missionary, Alliance
at 8th and May streets on the
Heights. She will be the Mission
ary of the local church, her equip
ment passsge and support being
provided py attendants of this al
liance of Christians of all creeds
ar d faiths. '
"Miss Downing's departure,"
said Dr. Robert Apiuz, "is an un
usual demonstration of rare Chris
lian courage and devotion and
culminates a lung period of pa
tient preparation and faith,"
-Hoood River Glacier.
Smart Shtllfiih
A Fifth svenue Jeweler In New York
exhibits this alga In hla window:
"I'earla and Other Precocious Stones."
Oysters, It sterna, are getting entirely
too smart The Outlook.
THANKSGIVING S
SUPPLIES
You will need
t? Pitted Dates .
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Firfs. citron, lemon,
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Cranberries, Cauliflower, Cellery, Cabbage,
Salad dressing, Mayonaise, Mince Meat, Nuts,
Spices, etc
Few, fresh stock in all of
above lines.
Bert Mason
LOCAL NEWS
Caal Wright arrived Saturday to
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icct ma inuiiiy wuu nave uccu V,B
mng at tne home or 1. ii. lira
bill, The left for Baker, Satur
day night on the local.
Miss Pearl Padberg arrived Sat
urday morning, to spend a week
with her mother.
P. H. Robinson returned
Portland, Saturday.
from
Miss Norma Swanfon is viJit
ing friends in Bend.
We see Earl Brown driving
a new Chevrolet sedan.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Murray were
Lne victors, Snnday.
Mrs. Hatcher left Sunday for a
two weeks visit in Idaho.
Fred Ritchie and family have
returned to lone.
The home Mr. and Mrs. L L.
Funk, near Cecil, was destroytd
by tire Wednesday night. The
fire was caused by the explosiot.
of a gasoline lamp. Mr. Funk be
iig away from home they were
unable to gave anything.
How about that TURKEY?
Turkey shoots at the Eubank'
on the 14th and 21st
HAND POWER WELL BORER
500 Steel Handpower Stumoullers
$30 each; Horsepower. 7ft; Auto
matic Gates; Hand Well Borers
Watctwheela. -. - - : .
The Oucrest Mfg. Co.
Ill, Third Ave., Ren ton,' Wash.
Are you saving the date, Nov.
19 for the High School play," A
Full House".
Remington
The only portable typewriter
that is a real success.
Bulurd's Pharmacy.
Star Brand shoes at Bristow
and Johnson's. None better.
Cluster Raisins
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and orange peeisv gi n
DIED, on the butte south
of lone Sport Robinson and Jim
Ritchie. These dogs were the
property of Judge Robinson anr!
George Ritchie and will be badly
rriissed
by their owners. , The)
were both valuable bird dog.
They evidently got hold of some
poiHon put out by the gfvernment
: rapper who was poisoning coyo
tes in the vicinity of (one,
August W. Lundell, an old tim
e -idert of lone , died
at Walla Walla. Saturday, Nov.
13.
Mr. Lundell bad been ailing for
some time. He was hurried a(
WeHton, November 15.
The funeral waa attended hj
Mr. F. A, Lundell, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Ii. Lundell, Mr. and Era. J. E
Swanson, and Mr. and Mrs. O. E.
Lindntrom of lone and Morgan.
Mr. and Mm. T-idTroge left
Wednesday, for the valley.
Dallas Ward of Lexington, se..
ior in vocational education, has
been appointed cadet colo iel oi
the studeuts R. O. T. C. by Col
G' W. Moses, commandent of ca
dets. These arjoointmehts are
made with permision of Dr. V.
Kerr, president of the college.
and are based on the individual's
ability io military science.
WHEN WE TAKE
A BIRD'S EYE VIEW-
Thing nlwnys look dlffervnt over a farperepectlTe. If we
take tilnre -ye view of lire evt-r where, we appreciate bow
small oiirdlMtipiiolntiiii nts nnd luconvenlet.ces really are and
how Inrjre bt our good fortune.
To-dny we of the United State re envied by the whole world.
We have more automobiles, uiorerirctriclty, more telephones
more houwhold luxuries, more bnpluewt. tan all the rest of the
world combined. The Hank ok Ionh believe that the spirit of
optimism Inlo.NE and vlrlnlty Is entirely Justified. We all have
rvnson for gratitude at thla Thanksgiving Time.
BANK
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JOB PRINT
H Good Worh and Reasonable Prices
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! r i i Vi 1 1 stion that enters the mind of every cus-
: tomer who examines merchandise with the expectation
I of buying sompthing S
Realizing that most people make this the first consid-1
I eration when they go to buy, we have priced our goods S
i consistently low-, -but never at the sacrifice of quality.
If you find any article bought at this store not as rep-
resented, bring it back and we will make good ours
claims. v H
Try this Store for Satisfaction.
I Bristow &
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THREATENING FACTS OUT
Grave Complications Likely to Arias
From Investigation of Catalan Plot
' Paris. Investigation of the actlv
Itiea of Rlcclotti Garlbalc'l, kinsman
of the Italian liberator. In connection
with the plot ot the Catalans to In
vade Spain from French territory Is
assuming a grave character because
of Its possible effect on Franco.
Italian relations.
The Investigators now maintain that
Carlbaldl'a relatione wltb Inspector
General Lapolla of the Italian poll
department and with Lanolin's princi
pal assistant. Inspector Scala, have
been established beyond question.
They are now bending their efforts to
fathoming exactly what these rela
tions have been.
Both Rlccottl and Santa Garibaldi,
who also Is a grandson of the Italian
liberator, were examined by the po
lice. Sunte Garibaldi has an office la
Parla, and it Is asserted that Lapolla
and Scala in the middle ot October
decided to send an agitator named
Bclvoll, employed In Santo Garibaldi's
office, to Italy wltb a letter to anti
Fasclxt republicans In an endeavor to
unite them In a huge gathering which
would coincide with the Catalan sep
aratist movement
Philippine 6torm Takes Lives of WO.
Manila. A typhoon, a tidal wave
and a flood In widely separate areas
have combined in a joint visitation of
the Philippine islands, leaving la their
wake deaths believed in excess ot 200
and heavy property damage.
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