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VOLUME XV
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Jan. 7, 1926
NUMBER 32
MORGAN NEWS '
Mr. and Mid. H. K. Ila hinori
: drove to Ilillahnro, ThUtBiliiy, mid
' returned home Sunday,
Miss Viola l'arkcr returned
Sunduy to resume her school dii
tics Monday.
Etnlota and Howard Hurdi-Hly
looked after the property of the
Harbisons during their uliHence.
Mr. arid Mra Franklin Kly It ft
for Portland, SuwIhv, after a
wek with Mr. and Mr, II. 0.
Ely.
Mra C. C. Ilutrhcroft whh cull
ed to the bedhide of her father, at
at Mc Minville, luut week. He
paused Hwuy shortly after her ar
rival.
Kdith Kly entertained a num.
ber of her frn-nds at a dunce at
her home, Wiilm-mlay evening.
Klvin and Kl en lC'.y returned
home, from I'Mucuda, lunt Sun.
I50UN
To. Mr. and Mr. Albert I'd
tys, January 2, a 10J lb. dmiKh.
ter. Mother and child doir.it well.
To Mr. and Mrs. A. Will ox ai
lloardman, n ten pound boy.
To Mr. and Mm. II. Steven,
near Arlinttton, January 8, un 81b
Jtirl.
' WANTED
Job of ploughing a cction of
land. For term write to A. It.
Fletcher, Ileppner, OrcKon.
Star Brand ahoi ut Iti lalow
and Johnston's. None t)elter.
Cut v
af IMnltrf
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wb kt ml,
t.t ud BXMt I
way.
ivnicnrs
fondensed SmctC
mil nrrlMllV knd l'
imi wlUi tU old. obI nw
wnlury wiK.k twwJ "' '"''?
ia irnoV aouon'J WJW
Make Money
hf tmoMre fnm fof
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WILLIAM DAVISON.
Wiiliiim DitviKon die Tuesday
of thin week, at his ranch home,
12 mid a west of lone.
His ill1 ii Hi wa canned hy pleuro
pneumonia and complication!.
The funeiul nervier wan ron
dueled at the Morgan achoolhouxe
by the pastor of the Conitreua.
tional Church at lone and inter
merit win mitdo under the ritual
conduct of' Morpan Lodge of t lie
Indepenecnt Order of Odd Fel
lows.
Mr. Daviaon was born In Bel
fail, Irelund, in lHOOund came to
toe Ut.ited State when he wbh
fifteen year of Bite, and to the
County of Morrow, Oregon, ten
yea; a uo.
LEGION HALL
THEATRE
Here bio a few ol the picture
we have contracted for 11)27.
Jan. 8th. For Heavens Sake.
" 15th. - Million liollar llan
tlicop. " 22nd. - Touk-n Ouy.
Jan. U'.Jth. Flaming Frontier.
Feb. 5th. Trucked in the Snow.
l'ut thin out and keep it for
future reference. We Mill only
ruie prices when the rice of
prottr.im compejs us to. Dont
ml u Hirigle number of ibid con
met. Amwi-an Legion
lone ()r'koii
Iii atitifu', new line of Htation
ery at Bt'M.AKD'a I'HAltMACY.
Thl1i
tnt.tuini.th
M Ol .rTi' klri
n."t tioiiirmln-
n la in th ld
SiOQka bouM nwUwd.
Gives
Delicious Flavor
Wi'tirU'aCMid.nM'ri Pmcka airm
dblit'tous aiiuotiiuiaj Uor lo
II mrata and full. Vnd or
amolirtframlmt frrwitot acUv
rl litckxrrlt Itt alwuya rhaiauiia.
"Ilia Old Mliloiinl l larar in
tba i(n 1'uiilniKd Way" wlin-
ut tha wh.is and unfertu
1 ot um old awlUud,
I'scd Evcrjvhcre
TltM6i er pannia
and
Ilaia Pickle
V Tlma.M'li" el Bangla I
LEGAL NOTICE
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR
MORROW COUNT t.
BRISTOW & JOHNSON,
A Corporation.
Plaintiff,
VB
HALLICK STANCE.
Defendant.
To Hallli k Stiiie.'i', lli findimt,
IN TUB NAM K OK TIIK HTATKOK
DltKUO.N: Von nre licrcliy rfiilreil
to fi tM-ii r Hint (Homer tli roniilaint
(lli'il nn'iliiHt you In I In- iilmve entl
lli'i) net ion mi or liffora tli '."Mh dny
( Jiiiinury, I'.t'T, tii'lng niom tliiin tf
tti-f-kx from tin ilnte (it I he flmt m ),
ili ntloii of tills SiiiiniKiim, inn) If j mi
foil mi to aiiNW.ir, for want tlii-reuf.
Un- I'liilnllff will take JiiilKi-iiifiit n-j
miliiMt yon tor tlm mini utllM.W
w lili liKcrcKt tln rvoii ut the ritMil
'I ht cent mt nn mi in from Jiiiiiniry
Int. 1W I, iiml for tin- mini of tlH.22
llli Intercut tlii'rvuli at the rate of
I per cent iicr annum from K-item
li r 1m. lit.1), mi l for the furtlii-r hiiiii
t r 1 .". 7. v I. Willi iutcri'Mt tlicreou at
the rata of 8 per edit per minimi
from fteptetiilier 11, ainl the
mini of K.j(kj attirti-y'N fw. inn)
lor iiIiiIiiIIII'h rimt am illnliiirne
in til rxx-iiit'(l In (IiIh actl.in.
Ami you are hereby further notl
f I 1 that the plalntllf ha i-aufcil a
r!t of at tae h men t lo lie l-miied on
the I hint day of N.neinl.er. I'.L'fi, In
the alniVM entillei) lu'ilon, mill lia
"SECURITY"!
- a Safe Deposit Box in
our vault, guarded by
walls of steel and a perfect
protective system.
This convenience is yours
for a few cents a week.
Bank Of lone
Good Merchandise,
Prices Right.
Bristow &
Johnson's.
riiimeil the Hherlff of hiiIiI Comitv
anil Nliite to attaeli the following!
ileMvrllN'il pei'Momil liro'rty, helonn-i
li.it toyoii, liM iiied in Morrow Conn,
I HUlU: '' u wit: l17' fibeen saved in the United States
atlftciieii nun KiiriiiHiieu in ineiiniiuxi
of Ward drove, of lone, Morrow
County, Oregon, and one wpot teiUuiiercumfcis or trie lungs, accord
row, dehorned.
And hy virtue of mid writ of at
tfii li nil-lit and the ju'tgeliieiit herlu
after to liu itttnllieil, the plaintiff,
III CHUHe ald permiinil property ti
lieNoldliy wild Mherllf, In tlm inuiiner
prencriMMl l.y law, for the piirpone o(
atUfylug It Jiidgeinent.
'J'hU Kiimmoii Ih liiiMlnlied pur
limit to the oider of the honoralili
(illi'-rt W. W. I'help. Jadite of tie
nliove entitled Court, duly made noil
filtered on tlielillli ilny of Divetulier,
I'.ll'fl, ilirectliig thnf the pulitlcatloii
de iiimle once h week for it period ol
xlX Week L'Ollheclltltfly III the lone
Independent, and the flmt pulillcu
tloil herein I iiiade purHiiaiit to mild
order on the l'tli tiny of Deiemlier.
Ki.'t).
K. II. ItotdiiNon,
Attorney for the I'laintlff.
ruHttJlfkf Addre, lone, Oregon.
Dee. 17. 24, 31, Jan. 7. 14,21,2?.
HAND POWER WELL BORER
500 Steel Hand power Stumpullers
0 each; Horsepower, $75; Auto
matic Gates; Hand Well Borers;
Waterwheels.
The Ducrest Mfg. Co.
ill, Third Ave., Renton, Waish.
Time to smoke up . Wright's
Ham Pickle to go with it,
DULLARD'S PHARMACY
I
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PUBLIC HEALTH
M,re ti,ftn i eon. 000 lives have
. ,
'iite i ' iiiecitiiiiJaiKii axmnai.
ing to a study recently complet
edVnr) published by the Nation
al Tuherculosia Association.
This is shown by the fact that in
1000 this disease caused about
169,500 deaths, or 185 deaths to
every 100,000 people living in the
country at that time. In 1924,
when the U. S. population was
morethan 110,000.000. there were
85, 500 deaths from thin cause, or
a rate of 78 deathi to every 100,
000 people. Had the 1900 rate
continued through the entire pe
riod to 1924. tuberculosis of the
lungs would have caused one and
a half millions more deaehs than
it mJ cause during thin period.
In the year 1924 alone, this drop
in the death rate made a clear
saving of 117.700 lives.
Oregon Tuberculosis Asso'n.
WEATHER
REPORT FOR
DECEMBER
total precipitation .....
Total snowfall
Sleet on the 21st.
Number of clear days
Partly cloudy days
.0 84
.6 00
Cloudy days 15
Prevailing wind Westerly
Total precipitation since Sept.
1st 5.49
For the corresponding period
ast year 2.61
if. B. HARMSOS
Cooperative Obterrrt.
Mr. WillamjEsselstj n left, on
ihe Tl ursday evening train for
Walla Walla where he will run a
little grocery store.
Just as we go to press we are
id vised of the death of Mr. E.
S. Ackerman.
Dr.HESS
Now is the time to put your!
lanimals and fowls in condition;;
ffor spring activity, by feeding;;
!Dr. Kczs9 Stock Tonic,
Poultry Pan-a-ce-a,
Distemper Remedy,
Colic Cure,
and using
I
! instant Louse
Hess Dip and Disinfectant,
Hess Roup Tablets,
Hess Aealing Powder.
Every package apsolutely guaranteed tot
satisfy or your get your "money back.
BERT
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Aubrey Cutsforth.daught
er of Mr, and Mrs. M. Rowell, of
Rhea Creek, died Sunday at the
Morrow Ceneral Hospital from
acute Chorea. -
Mr. and Mrs. Roy L Skeen ro
turned to lone, the first day of
the month after a ery enjoyablo
Christmas vacation with reativea,
Mrs. Mary Barlowt left on th
stage Saturday morning for ber
home. She has been visiting with
her children, Mrs. Lee Howell,
Mrs. Grant Olden and Ora Bar
lowe.
James Keller spent Now Yatra
day with his grandmother, Mrs?
Alice Keller.
Wendel, Elva, and Helen Bal
sige left, Saturday night, return
to school.
Harold Rankin installed a radio
in the office of fl. C. Wood, last
Saturday.
Floyd Grabill and Nolan Paiga
lett Saturday lor Corvalia to tako
up their school work. Thejr wtra
accompanied as far aa Arlington
by Mra. Lax con McMurray.
Frank Engelman returned noma
Saturday.
Earl Brown left Friday of laat
week for Portland to get his car.
He returned Sunday.
Clair Young returned Sunday
from a visit iaPortland.
Wtnnifred Bartlemay ia visit
ing ber brother' Perry Bartla
may, this week.
Mr. and Mra. John Faenacht,
returned Monday marning, after
a week's vacation.
Louis Baiaiger made a business
trip to Heppner, Wedueaday.
Mr. Lee Knotholes, Of lona,
Oregon, has taken tht place of
Bill Knotholes and waa initiated
into the mysteries of timber, coal
cement and other producta, Thura
day.
Several from lone attendrd the
funeral of William ' Daviaon at
Morgan. Wentsday.
Hap Woods has been busy this
week delivering Maytag washing
machines. Mr. Wood sold a truck
load of thse machines last week
and has the second truck load on
hand.
REMEDY
Killer,
MASON
Bullard'S Pharmacy
, it ?