The Ione independent., April 01, 1927, Image 4

THE 10NE INDEPENDENT
Published Every Friday by
W. V. HEAD, Editor Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION
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Entered as second class matter at
ii postoft'ic at lone, Oregon, under
act of March 3, 1879
Friday, April 1, 1927
TO MORROW COUNTY
FARMERS
Your Squirrel Poison
Is Now Ready.
Now is the time to get your
. squirrels. Squirrels can be poison
ed easier and cheaper in the Sprng
than later. Many farms in Mor
row County are entirely free of
this rodent. All of them should be
It is the only county in the State
where squirrel pois in is furnished
for the cost of the oats. Poison is
available in thirty-cent and sixty
cent bans at the following named
places:
Mason's Store, lone; Morgan
Store, Morgan; Beach's Store,
Lexington; Cash Store, Hardman;
Eightmile Store, Eightmiie; and
County Agent's Office, Heopner.
Diiections for the control of
pocket gopher will bestnt to any
famer being bothered by this pest.
It is also possible to control rats
by the use of calcium cyanide. If
there is sufficient call for it a
(lusting gun can be secured by
this County to loan to farmers
for cleaning up the rats aiound
the farmstead.
The County Agent has-arrang
ed lor small shipment of certifi
ed Netted Gem potato seed into
the County for demonstration
purposes. Farmers who wish to
try out some of this seed should
get in touch with the County A
gent at once.
Very truly yours,
R. W. Morse,
. County Agent
The Dorcas Society will hold its
annual Easter Sale, Saturday,
April 9, at the McMurray build
ing. Besides the usual Food and
Fancy Work on sale at this time
the ladies will have a complete
line of stamped gonria.
According to a report recently
issued by Secretary of State. Sam
Kozer, the total number of regis
tered motor vhi:les in the U. S.
in 1926. was 22,04ti,957. in Oregon
the total number registered wat
231,134. Registration fees in Ore
gon amounted to $6,017,759 and
tne gasoline tax to $3.535.871.
Stat e m nt of Ihe Ownership, Man
agement, etc.,
Kefiltlrpi! by -Act of (i Mitres it
Aullt .'4, lllU', 111 lull lllllP'lil' lit.
IiuIiMkIwiI werkljr at lone, Ori-goti,
for April 1W.7.
Editor, MhiiiikIiik Editor. W. W.
Head; I'libllnher, W, W. Heud; ..n
Oregon; owner, W. V. Head lone' '
Oregon.
Known bond holder, mortjf'i:: -is
and other iht ti rity holder, holohiln
ier cent ur more of total amount of
bonda, iiiortiiKeN, or other ei:iirl
tle. None.
W. W. Head. Manager.
S-vorn to and subscribed before
me this 1st day of April, 1927.
F. U. Kobirifon, Notary Public.
My Commission expire, 2-32-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Nutlie I hervliv given that the
unrierHiKned. an HitM'rlnfendeiit of
Bank for the State of 'freuoii, lit In
charire of the iihwIs and affair of
the Hank of lone, lone, Oregon, for
the purpose of lliildatlon.
All persons who have claim attain!
khIiI Hank are hereby notified to
make leital proof thereof, by filing a
duly verified claim, a by law pmvl
ded, with the Deputy Xii'rltiteinlenl
of Hank In i-hnrt;e,ut the office Hank
of lone, lone, Oregon, on or More
the 14th. day of April. 111.7.
Date of flrt publication Jan
4th. ll27.
Date of liiMt publication April
14th Hi'.'',
FltANK C. 111!.',
ft IJ I' E 11 1 N T E X I ) K NT
MWEI.r.
i V ItANKH
V. P, APPOINT NEy
ADVERTISING AGENT
Nw Appointee A Beir
Mr. A. S. Edmonds, Asistant
Traffic Manager or the Union Pa
cific at Portland, has announced
the appointment of Mr. Walter
S. Bear to the position of Advcr
t sing Aaentif the System in the
Northwest msde vacant by the
recent retirement tf Mr. A. C.
Jickson, whose tenure of thirty
five years closed on March 1.
Mr, Bear comes into this new
responsibility more than ordinar
ily well qualified, having been
Mr. Jackson's Assistant for up
wards of seventeen years. He is
a native of Illinois , and follow
ing his school studies, turned his
attention to newspaper work.
gaining his first experience in
tiie "hfll box" of the composing
room. Later he graduated into
an all-round handy man for both
the editorial and mechanical de
partments of the country news
paper, and regards that training
as having been the foundation of
his business activities in la. a
life.
Following a few years in the
commercial atmosphere of St Lou
is, Mo., he yielded to the lure of
the West, and landed in Portland
in 1910, finding immediate em
ployment in the advertising work
of the Union Pacific.
U. S. VETERANS' BUREAU
Application forms for Adjust
ed Service Certificate loans are
now available to World War Vet
erans at any postoffice of Ore
gon and this Regional District,
according to information received
by Kenneth L Cooper, Regional
manager of the U. S. Veterans'
Bureau from headquarters in
Washington, D. C. Loans can be
secured upon the execution of
the war veteran's note and prop
er identification after April 1.
1927.
American Legion, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, D. A.V.ofW. W.
I and Red Cross officials as well
as postmasters have been author
i.ed and instructed to assist in
preparing these loan requests.
Prospective borrowers i.re urg
ed that loan requests be examined
and mailed to the regional office
of the Veterans Bureau, together
with the Adjusted Service Cer
tificate, rather than to secure per
sonal contact with the Bureau Of
fice, Sucn action will bring more
projipt and satisfactory result
than a visit to the government
office. There is no advantage in
personal contact wilt a Bureau
rtpresentetive, pott mas teas and
service organizations being qual
in tea to assist war veterans in
this matter.
Mr. Cooper states too that there
should be a definite need for the
loan before the request is made.
If a local bank is willing to make
the loan, the Bureau should not be
requested to do so. '
You will need a Gold Digger
whether you go to Nevada or not.
See P. G. Balsiger.
OREGON EXPORIS
The export movement of msn
ufactured doors from Portland
during the first three months of
the cjrrent year is more than
double the movement during the
ame period in 1926, accoading
to a weekly letter issued by the
Trafic Department of the Port of
Portland Commission.
Remington
The only porteble typewriter
that is a real success.
Bullard'b Pharmacy.
RECEPTION
A reception was tendered Mr.
and M'S. P.J, Linn at the Chris
tian church on Thursday evening
of this wtk. The occasion was
the approaching departure of the
Linns forVernonia, Oregon.
They expect to leave lone some
time this coming week. Mrs. Linn
will tarry awhile on the way vis
ting with friends in Portland.
Well Wa$ He Called
"Wim Ben Franklin"
"I made It a rule to forbear all direct
contradiction to the sentiments f oth
ers, and ail positive Mssertlons of my
own," wrote lleujiiiuln Krauklln In his
i:iitollojrn)hy. "1 even forbid myself
the use of every word or expression
In the laniiunge that Imported Axed
opinion, auch aa certainly, undoubted
ly, etc., and 1 adopted, Instead of them,
I conceive, I apprehend, or I ImaKln
u thing to be so or ao; or It so ap
pears to me at the present When an
other asserted something that I
thought un error, I denied myself the
pleosure of contradicting him abrupt
ly, and of showing Immediately some
absurdity In
till proposition: and In
answering I began by observing that!.
in certain cases or circumstances his
opinion would he right, hut In the
present case there nppenr'd or seem'd
to me some dinVreiH-e, etc. I soon
found the advantage of this change In
my manner; the conversation I en
gag'd In went on more pteusuntly. The
modest way In which I propos'd my
opinions proeiirM them a readier re
ception and lew couo-iullctlon ; I had
less mortification when I waa found to
be In the wrong, and I more easily
prevall'd with others to give up their
mistakes and Join with me when I
happened to be tn the right."
Mother-in-law Gic;$
Voice to Reflection!
"I thought rr a while ihat liurold
waa going to get out to the gotf course
alone, but Just as he waa leaving Mln
ale a new trousers were delivered.
"l.Hmech and I lived happily to
gether many years, but he never
played game of any kind after we
were married except once. We wenl
to the volunteer fireman's picnic and
he played basebull fur two or more
minutes, tie was laid up four days.
jnniiies nusnunu works harder a
his play than he does hla job. La
inech used to watch the weather signs
to keep from losing hla crops. Muny's
llie time hla rheumatic knee has given
llm warning to get the hay In off "the
south forty. In the spring and su la
mer Harold reads the forecasts to see
If the weather la likely to be bud
enough to make him go to the oftlce.
"Of course. Minnie make him take
his recreations seriously, fve noticed
a woman who can wear sport clothes
usually advomles golf for her hus
band. But If Minnie Isn't any better
swinging club than the Is a broom
It Is a waste of good all-wool cloth to
put ber on the link." Exchange.
Strictly Bueineu
A celebrated Welsh basso profundo,
after year of fame, returned to bis
native village tn the wilds of Cardi
ganshire. A charity concert waa ar
ranged, and the world famous vlrtuum
was billed to sing "The Village Black
smith." Just before the concert a o
ca I supporter came around to tke ar
tist's dressing rouio.
The vlsltje approached the artist
and said: 1 understand that you are
going to ting a ing. The Village
l.lacksmltn.' Well, I'm letting you
now that t am the village blacksmith
and I want to say that If by ant
ehawnce yoa get an encore, will you
shove In an extra verse to say that I
also let out bikes on 'Ire at sixpence
an hourr "Taffy Tales Krora Welsh
Wales."
Good Reading
OiMid literature baa a charm In
coniparanie, out it lias also a power
immeasurable In the forming or trans
forming of nation as of an Individual
character. The people that have the
cleanest, healthiest literature will he-
mine the cleanest and healthiest peo
ple. A good thought wisely expressed
and thoughtfully applied Is priceless
for Its endurance. Throw It on the
winds and It will And It bourne; sink
It In the deepest woter and It will
reach Its haven, for the noblest
thoughts are the breath of Almlghtl
nets, and remain Imperishable to the
end of time and beyond. Exchange.
Feminine P!,lloiophy
It I Minnie, de Htnel who loves to
quote that Inimitable deflnlUon of
Rebelling, "architecture I froten mu
sic." It la she, the n -! famous wom
an of her century, w :o finds that "for
women glory la only n brilliant mourn
ing worn for happiness," and that
"'everything which does Dot touch
one's heart leaves one's life free."
On profoundvr rubject the tays:
"The mystery of exh-lence la the con
nection between our sins and our sor
row. I hav nevrr done a wrong
which ha not been the cause of a mis
fortune;" and, "One must take care,
If one can, that the decline of this
life be the youth of the next To for
get self without reaving to be Inter
ested In other give the soul tome
thing of the dlvln From "The
Women of the SaloiH," by 8. O. Tal
lantyre. Her Venion
A child, who I In the tint grtde
t school, returned home one evening,
and, at the dinner table, repeated
riddle that she had lo-urd at school
that day.
"If a man were locked up In t
house for two weekx. and there was
no food In the house, what would he
eatr After a few minutes of unsuc
cessful attempt to sues the answer,
the member of the family "gave up"
and requested the solution,
"Why, he would eat the raisin on
the calendar and drink the milk from
the bed," replied the child. The an
swer had been: "The dates on the
calendar and water tvm the spring
la the bed."
Church ' News
Notes of Interest to Ail
Local Denominations.
The China agency of the Amer
ican Bible Society reports a sec
ond large order for Bibles and
testaments, from General Chang
Chi kiang. The order was- for
4,500 Bibles and 6.000 New Test
amenta. The books are to be dis
tribute tn the officers and men
Of his army,
The Regular monthly meeting
of the Missionary Society of the
Congregational church will be
held In the church parlors, April
7th. Pastor Head will speak on
consolidation of the missiouary
organizations of the churches.
A special featuw of the pro
gram will be a piano duet by the
Misses Mildred Smith and Arleta
Farrens,
Preparations are under way
in the High School for the comic
program to be given April 29. so
put away a quarter now and be
prepased for an enjoyable even
ing.
half the proceeds will go to the
High School Student Body and
half of the Senior Class.
See the new Gold Digger at
Pa'il Balsiiier'a.
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLMENT
NotUe I hereby given that the
unileltKtiel has filed lilxflnal account
W4 niliiilnlstrator of the entitle of
4-ditl U. Nelson. ihi-eaM-d. Ill the t'ollll
i.v rutin of ihe state t.f Orvitmi fur
Morrow (dimly, and that the said
' oiirt has fixed r'rMii.v, lhe.".th day
r April. I:r., nt the hour of Mm
o'clock I', M. of a ild ilHy.au the time,
and the County t'ourt room In the
Court house nt lleppiier, Morrow
' 'iiinty, (Ir.-gon, as tin- place, i( hear
Ing said account, and any objections
hereto, and for the set t lenient of said
et ate.
Date of the first publication of
thla'iotlce, March 1Mb, 1U.'7, anil the
ynte of last publication hereof, April
l.'.tli, l!CT.
Ivar B. Nelson,
Administrator of the estate of
luhuU Nelson ditvaecd.
To Trade
27 room apartment house and
furniture, close in on west side
tn trade for eastern Oregon wheat
ranch. Must be free of all encum
brance.
Owner. M. Percy,
775. Clisan St. Portland, Ore.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
tie v. W. W. HEAD, Pastor
Services
11:00 A. M. and 8:00 P. M
Prayer Meeting, Wed., 7:30
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday School 10:00 A. M
Prayer Meeting Thurs.
Evening
Services
10:00 A. M. and 8:00 P
M
A. D. MCMURDO, M. D.
. Physician and Surgeon
Office in Masonic Building
Trained Nurse Assistant
Heppner : Oregon
Jack Farris
Dermaticlan. -It
Tays to Look Well
Specialist in Bobs.
C,L SWEEK
Attorney At Law
First National Bank Building
i ' Heppner Oregon
ENGELMAN HARDWARE
IONE, OREGON
Everything in the line of
hardware. If wc havn't
got it we can get it
quick.
ENGELMAN HARDWARE
IONE, OREGON
When You Visit Heppner
Eat at the
Klkhorn Restaurant
Good Meals Best of Service
Lunch Counter
IONE MEAT MARKET
Fresh and smoked meats;
Poultry and fish.
When you have anything in
onr line to sell see us.
T. E. Peterson, manager,
lone. Oregon
Under New Management
IONE HOTEL
lone. Ore.
Refurnished and Strictly Up to Date. Commer
cial Table First Class. A home away from
home, with best meals la Central Oregon.
Nice Rooms.
Farm Implements
VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPERIOR
DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES,
MYERS PUMPS, bTAR and AERMOTOR
WIND MILLS. WINONA WACONS.
PAULG. BALSIGER
lone, Oregon
SEE ME BEFORE THE FIRE
H. C. WOOD
REAL ESTATE &
INSURNCE
IONE, OREGON
F. H. Robinson
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Will practice In all the Court
IONE, OREGON
Dr. A. H. Johnston
PHYSICIAN & SURCEON
rhone'?,ITif?
Main 933
Main 492
ORECON
ursiuence
HEPPNER
tOSt;, Tl'ESMYS end h'klDA t'l
from :UO to 10:00 J. St.
Good Service.
MORROW CENERAL
HOSPITAL
Miss Zena WeHtfall, Graduate
Nurse. Superintendent.
A, If. Johnston M. D.,
Physician In charge.
Ratks Reasonable
Dr. F. E. Farrior
DENTIST
Office: Odd Fellows Bulldin
Heppner, Oregon.
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