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VOLUME XV
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Jan. 14, 1927
NUMBER 33
SCHOOL NOTES
By the Freshmen..
Semester exams this week!
Yen, that explain! the unusual
sight you aaw'- Gene Engelman
with a load of books!
Tuesday afternoon the hih
school enjoyed a debate tryout on
the question: "Rjsolved that the
State of Oregon should adopt the
Cabinet form of Government".
Dave Head, Hood Eklberry and
Everett Hummel debated for
the affirmative; Frank Mason,
Mary Frank, &Kathryn Feldmnn
presented the negative (tide of
the question. All of the debnters
howed I hat they had read wide
ly and worked hard to prepare
the debate, and are to be com
mended for the excellent begin
nihil they have made along this
line of work.
The judges; Mrs. Cochran, Mrs.
Sperry and Mr. Kasnacht gave
the decision to the affirmative.
The speakers were rated as fol
lows: First place, Everett Hum
mel; second place. Frank Mason;
tnlrd place, Katheryn Feldmun;
fourth, Pa" Heal
Friday night, .Inn. 14, the lone
Musket Bn lean are to meet
the Heppner teams in lleppner.
BetUr crank the fliver, join the
rest of the crowd anb help sup
pot t our teamt..
The schedule of Basket Bull
games for the season is as folio as:
Jan. 14. lleppner, there.
Jan. 22. Hardman, there.
Ian. 28, Condon, here..,
Feb. 4. Condon, there.
Feb. 5. lleppner, here.
Feb. 10 Lexington, there.
Feb. 18, Hardman, here.
The eighth grade are ben inning
work for the declamatory ron
test. , '
TEACHERS' MEETINGS
The tnachera of the lone Pub
lie School are holding profesional
teachers' meetinRS t' e first Mon
day of each month for the purpose
of discussing important problems
pertaining to school affairs.
Each teacher presents a paper at
the meeting and taxes chargt of
the open discussion.
The program for these mett
lngs ia arranged as follows:
Nov. 8. "Grading", Mr. Skeen.
Nov. 29. "Methods of Recitation"
' Mrs. Cochran.
Jan. 8, "Lunch at Noon", Mri.
Speny.
Jan. 24, "Tests, standard and
mental". Miss Phelps.
Feb. 4 "Class Room Manage
ment". Mrs. Patterson.
Feb. 21. "Schol Discipline".
March 21. " Athletic".
Mr. Fasnachl".
April 18, "Teaehere Recreution".
Mrs. Hummel.
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The following highschnol stu
dents have earned extmtion
grades; Janet Carlson, Kathryn
Felriman, George Ritchie, Clair
Young, Mildred Smith, Dorothy
Rowell, Beuiah Pettyjohn, Josie
Roweil, Edith Ely, Nedra A gee,
Kenneth Smonse, Dorris Gunnel,
Everette Hummel, Uladya Med
lock, Mary Frank' Ralph Mason,
Frank Mason, Arleta Farrens.
Thf h young people deserve to
be praised for their excellent
work throughout the semester,
for they have worked conscien
tiously to get as much as possi
ble out of their school work. Nor
have they narrowed their activi
ties to subject matter alone. The
majority have taken part in out
aide activities as wed. "
Kathryn Feldman, Mildred
Smith, Dorri Guszel and Ar'eta
Farrens all took Important parts
in the school play and are active
ly interested in Banket Ball.
Frank Mason, who also took part
in the play is a football letter man
and a member of the the basket
ba'l team. Everette Hummel and
Mary Frank were in the debate
held recently. Clair Young and
George Ritchie won foot ball let
ters and are basket ball men.
Dorothy Rowell Boulah Pettyjohn
Jo- ie Rowell,, E'lith Elv. Arleta
Farrens and Mildred Smith have
assistf d In preparing hot lunches.
This goes th show that the
young people in a small high
school are not necessarily hand
csped by a lack of opportuity to
develope along other lint's than
book learning.
Beulah Pettyjohn, Dorothy Row
ell, Rosa Fletcher, Harry Peter
son. Jonie Rowell Mary Grahill,
Ruth Swsnson, Ha Morgan, Ker
th S'nouse, Harold Kincadeand
Kenneth Akera have been absent
recently.
School started Monday with
all prsent in the primary room a
vain. Several had been absent on
account of bad colds.
By The 3rd. & 4th.
Grades
"Good morning to you!
Good morning to you!
We are from Health Land
Oh, may we see you 7"
"Gooo morning to you!
Good morning to you!
This is Lollypop Town.
Welcome, welcome to you!
" Good morning to you!
Have a Lollypop?
ShM the Lollypop children,
They are good for you".-
"Thank you, thank jou,
Lollypoy children,
We'll take one Lollvpop
Only after our meals".
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LEGAL NOTICE
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR
MORROW COUNTY.
BRISTOW &JOHNSON,
A Corporation.
Plaintiff,
vs
HALLICK STANCE.
Defendant,
To IliillWk MtniiRH, Defendant,
IN TUB NAME Of Till: HTATEOF
OltKtJON: Yon lire lii-rchy required
lo Ui-r mid nmtwrrtlie complaint
llli'd HKuliixt full In (lie uliove i-n ti
lled union on or Iwfure the '.1'tli diiy
ot Jiuiiiiiry, Wit, Ih-Iiiu tnont tlmii 6
ifk from the ditto of tlie flrat pub.
Ili-Hlliili of this Hiiimii'iiiH, and If jron
full a to nnnw.ir, fur want tlicmif.
Dm I'lnliitlff will take JulKiiH-iit a
Kiilimt j-ou fur the on in ofll.'IiMIO
with I lite rent tlien-iin at the rate of
H M-r wul per annum from Jnuuurjr
lt, ltivt. and fur the sum of (18.22
with Ititernit thereon at th rate of
H iier iwnt tier annum from tWutem-
lH-r Int. I2(l, iml for the further sum
of S ir7.M, with lnteret thereon nt
(lie rate of S per rent er annum
from rVptfiiilN-r , 1I24, auil the
kuiii uf $.5 00 attorne'a feci, and
for uiiitlff'M coat and dlnliume
m lit expended In thla action.
And you are hen-hy further noti
fied that the plaintiff hua en inu-d a
writ of attiu-hiueiit to lie Umied on
the third dny of Noteinlier, lU.'O, In
thenliitve cutllh-d no. Ion, and him
euuwd the Hherttf of mild County
mid Htnte to attach the following
decrllH-d pTKoiml riicrt j, Im-Ioiik-
Iiik toyou, located III Morrow Coun
ty, Slate of Oreifoii, to wit: $:I72 32
attached and unrnUlied In tnehamU
of Ward (1 raven, of lone, Jorro
County, Orexon, nud one apotud
row, dehorned.
And by Ylrtup of ald writ of nt
tin liinent and the Jiid(i-ment lierln-
ufter to tie attained, the plaintiff,
w III rauae mild ix-nmiml proierty to
lieaotdty aald Sherllf, lu the niauiier
prem rU'd hy luw, fur the purpose of
ittlnfj Ink Ita Jndeiiient
Thla MiiiuiiioiiH la pul-IUIied pur
minnt to the order of the honorable
tillwrt W. W, Theliia, Juilirn of the
above entitled t'ourt, duly made and
entered oil thel.'ltli day ot leceniber,
IH'-ll, direct Ing that the publication
de iiiiule once a week for a period of
lx weeks coiiMeciltltely lu the lone
ludciendent, noil the flmt publica
tion herein la made piiruant to anld
order on the 17tb duy of Deceiutier,
l2.
K. II. Itotdliaon.
Attorney for the rinlntlff.'
I'ontofflce Addreiia, lone, OtYjfon.
ec. 17. 24, 31, Jan. 7, H, 21, 2S.
WANTED
Job of ploughing a section of
land. For terms write to A. B
Fletcher, Heppner, Oregon.
Beautiful, new line of station
ery at BULLARD'i PHARMACY.
Good Merchandise, j
Prices Right.
Bristow &
Johnson's.
! MEANING OF DETENTION
PERIOD
The "Detention Period'which
was Introduced into the high
school program at the beginning
of this year, ia not what some
may believe It to be, and to pre
vent any misunderstanding, we
wish to give the parents of the
cemmnnity a clear idea of what
it really if.
First of all when a student is
not doing favorably in a subject
he needs a chance to improve.
The detention period affords him
this opportunity as it gives him
an additiinal period ?f study each
day under the supervision of a
teacher.' If he takes advantage
Of it, he will soon be making an
improvement. Eventually this im
provement will be so perceptible
that his name will not be on the
list when it is read at the begin
ning of each week.
Asother important point about
Detention is that it persuades the
student to work hard in his sub
jects, thus preventing his havirg
to remain after rchool, for the
hours from 3: 15 to mealtime are Brist.w, Treasurer. Delia McCur
hiohlv valued bv the student forlnu WarHan Aria Triers PnnHnt
recreation and relierrrom study.
The Detention Period has prov
ed a valuable help in raising the
standard of the high school thif
emester and may prove h satis
foctorv remedy for cases of sprng
fever later this year. At first be
ing on the detention lisc was trentLuci!e Uristow, Left Supporter
ed as a good joke by the students,
but after a few weeka they real
ized that this period was meant
for study in-lead of play. Keep
ing up their work satisfactorily
proved more attractive than be.
ing on the Detention list; hence
their subjects have been studied
more diligently to avoin the ne-
cessityof the after school session.
In closing we wish to add that
that Detention is not a punish
ment. It is a privilege to be appre,
ciated by the student, wherein
he can bring his work up to "i
standard of his classmates. Itin
dicats to mm ine type oi wu"MMjan
he is doing and what ne ta ex
pected to do, thus preventing
failures that might otherwise oc
cur.
Frcsbnmv.
HAND POWER WELL BORER
Stnmmillers
OUv oieei iiiiu"- --
$30 each; Horsepower, $75; Auto-
..!.-,.. Hand Well Borers:
Waterwheels.
The Oucrest Mfg. Co.
Ill, Third Ave., Rer-ton, Wash.
LOCAL NEWS
A large crowd attended the
first basket hall game of the sea
son, Friday, lhe Lexington high
school played against the lone
high school. lone boys won but
the girls were defeated.
W. P. Mahoney of Heppner
wai an lone caller, Saturday.
Art Rice was in lone Sunday
and Monday getting reacquainted
with old friends. '
Perry Bartlemay motored to
Rock Creek and back Sunday. He
took his sister Winnifred home.
Mrs Guy Cason and children of
Heppner, spent the week end
a ith her mother Mrs. Lanna
Pad berg. .''.
The Old Fellows held their in
Htatbtion, Saturday nipht; Chas.'jng inexperiened players. Altho'
O'Connor, N. G.jTcd Troge, V. 'our girls were defeated by acore
G.; Lee Howell, Secretary; Frank 0f 2-22. Ihev fought with the
Griffin, Financial Secy.; Ed Brie, same spirit through the entire
tow, Treasurer.
The Rehekah lodge installed
the following Thursday night:
Mary Shaver, N. G. ;0da Rankin
V. G. : Verde Ritchie. Secy. : Etta
lor; May Wood, Inside Guardian; 'superior skill in team work and
U ana Padberg.OjtxideGuardian;! won the game by tscore of 10 to
Ruby Koberns, Chaplain; Clara 5. The decisions of the referee
;ii0wk. Richt Supporter of the N
G.; Cora Boroughs. Left Support
er of the N. G.; Lena Lundel,
li ght Supporter of the .V. G
of the Vice Grand; Etta Howell,
uianist.
After the iustallationL there
was a social time followed by re
freshments.
Mr. and Mrs. WiMard Blake.
"pent Wednesday arternoon and
evening in lone.
T. E Peterson, the lone butch
er is spending a lew daj's ot this
weee at home in bed..
. Miscellaneous Bhower was
. Wednesday eveni ng.at the
home of j. Et Swanson, in honor
f their dauhter. Mrs. Elmo Mc
C. W. McNamer went through
lone, Thursday morning on his
way to Heppner from Portland.
Dr.HESS
Now is the time to put your!
tanimals and fowls in condition!
If or spring activity, by feeding!
HDr. Hess' Stock
A '
it
Poultry Pan - a
Distemper Remedy,
Colic Cure,
and using
I Instant Louse
Hess Dip and Disinfectant,
Hess Roup Tablets, .
Every package apsolutely guaranteed to
J satisfy or your get your money back.
IONE AND LEX. TANGLE
On Friday evening, 'Jan. 7.
three basket ball games, the first
of the season, were played be
tween the Lexington and the lone
high schools on the local floor.
In the first game of the even
ing, the bantam weight teams of 1
the two highschoola met, the
score being 75 in favor of lone
. The Freshman class are especi
ally proud of the generous hospi
tality shown by Harold Kincade
when he donated two points to
the visiting team.
The girl' game was the second
one of the evening. Our local girls
were handicapped by a lack of '
team work and experience. Skill
and speed were well demonstrat
ed hv the Lexinirton ffirls. show
in that they wer lar from be
R8me. ,
The last game which was called
between the boys first team was
fast and snappy, each players '
ahowiing good sportsmanship and
geginig to make it a clear, inter
esing contest. Our team showed
were so well liked that he waa
hired for the rest of season.
The positions of the Lexington
and lone p ayers were as follows:
lone Lexington
Pts. Players Pos. Playera. Pts.
G. Ritchie R F E. Nolon
2
2
4
RLundellLFH.Sbeer
L Clark C C Miller 2
F. Mason R G E. Keller
E. Palmec 2
A. Balsiger L G C. Wilcox
LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN
Two small black dogs
"Scoties"
reward for information see;
Paul O'Meara wr "Blacksmith"
or
Mrs. A. Newlin.
Star Brand shoes at Bristow
and Johnson's. None better.
REMEDY
Tonic,
- ce - a,
Killer,
Hess Aealing Powder. I
WrlQbt's II am Pickle
BERT MASON
Bullard'S Pharmacy