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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1927)
TEE HKX INDEPENDENT .Published Every Friday by . V. W. HEAD, Editor Publisher SUBSCRIPTION One Year Months , h'ree Months ' ' .......$1.50 '..50 Entered as second class matter at he postoffice at lone, Oregon, under t act of March 3, 1879 V ; . Friday, April 29, 1927 Thea gently scan foot brother man, '" Still gentler lister woman; Though they may gang a kennea' wring, ' ' , To step aside is human. , ! - Robert Burns I KILLED AT He is dead, the beautiful ycuth, ' The heart of honor, the tongue of truth. He, the life and light of us all, . wh0m all eyes followed with one consent, The cheer of whose laugh and whose pleasant word, ' ; Hushed all murmurs of discontent 1 , Sudden and swift a whistling ball Came out of of a wood and the voice was still; Something I heard in the darkness fall, And for a moment ity blood grew chill; .1 spoke in a whisper as one who speaks . , In a room where someone is lying dead; But he made no answer to what 1 said. And I saw in a vision how far and fleet ;" ' That fatal bullet went speeding forth. Till it reached a town in the distant North, Till it reached a house in a sunny street, Till it reached a heart that ceased to beat , . . Without a murmur, without a cry; And a bell was toDed in that far off town J ' For one who had passed from cross to crown, And the neighbors wondered that she should die. : ' H. W. Longfellow Cimnt Arctic Bear .' T polar bear It a large, bear (I'rsoa at Tbalarctee uarUnuia) la hJ :U the Arctic regions of both tie Old aad Mm New world. It at tains least tt about 9 feet aad eft a weighs mora thaa .1.000 pounds. It frequent the shores aod Ice floes and awlmi well, living largely on seels. It differ from, other bears In If creamy whit color, long Back, Bar row stall aod iU molar teeta, . '. t . i - Medieval Legend s ' "" ,; Acaotdlfif to tie story of The'Frt M Bltf.JeBbeir we Irr Iot wltti Baal), bat br roaant U opposed fcy bf: eenat ui brtbera;-in"oil-der t frmmts tb ramaiica tbejr slew Basil. Isabella tbea plahtvd his head is a beautiful Bower pot from which grew a plaut wbjch Isskella.. tended ear full. Id Alexander1 painUag Isabella t shown standing beitde the -V . V . . Shocking AH air ' Ostrkhss loajr nave fine feathers bat tfcey bare bad tempers, ao a de vice baa been Invented to conquer Uxsa birds. It consists of a handle eUt tan long, with a fork at the top WbU'b retries s strip of brass. When poshed against the neck of a charging bird, aa electrical contact Is made end the bird Is given such a shock that docility results. Ship'$ OfRciat Record toglfeok la the book la which the taster ef a ship enters each day a brief but exact account of all the events of tost dsy, the miles made by that dsy'a run of the ship, an account ef the weather, and the names of ves sels sighted or spoken when names can be obtained. The log la the ofl del record of the voyage. t' felioMu Vpai Tree I'pet la the name given to various species ef trees found la Java and Other Islands of the Beaters arWil pelago. Front these tree eo.e a poisonous, gum, used by the as tires for tipping their arrows. The tatM of the deadly effect Of this tree nil plant aad animal to it vicinity are largely fictitious. . Theory of Music The theory of music refers to the cfentinc aide of the art, the prin ciples of sound. It also Include har . inuay, counterpoint, composition, er rsagetnent of music for volo-i or In atrqaentav rhythm, melody and every tlilag musical except plsying and sing ing. Theory is the science of music Island Found by Dutch 'Tasmania, the' large island near Australia, was discovered In 1648 by '.Dutch navigator named Tasinsn. H named the Island Van Meniena I-eii after the Dutch governor of . Java at the time. Later the Island received the asms of the discoverer, Teaman. DiKcult Stage Part Bbskespeere'a character, Hamlet, aa,l,o(W Una to speek, the greatest an ruler ef line of any of his charac tori,, Home of the famous modern Mamie) have been Sir rorbes-ltob-rises, t, 11. Sothern all'' John Barry . eK ' EXPORTS ANOi4'UKl.iAt PORT OF PORTLAND Continued building activity in th Pacific Northwest ha result ii in an increased demand for B'iropean construction material suehas cement, iron and steel,' WTfl fencing, wire rope, naila, etc., thus fnrnishing substantial return cargoes for tho vessels carrying northwest products to the various markets of the world This general increase in nearly all commodities entering the port is largely due to the improved shipping service of our 53 regular steamship lines serving the port Port o( Portland Com. THE FORD I t YOUNG MEN TAUGHT FIRE CARE tampiird building and control of fire has been mrde an import ant part of the training at the Y M. C. A. summer camp at Spirit Lane on the Columdia National Forest. Their plaiii might well be followed by other individual and ir roups, according to Forest Serv ice men whh have seen the sys tem work at this camp. ' .The i, M. C. A. camp director ia deplized as a U. S. Forest Ser vice fire guard arid given authori ty to issue the regular camp fire permit. When a group of boyi slarts out for a hike or a woods trip, he issues one permit to the trip leader. As far as possible, lo caoion and time of all proponeo camping places and camp firti are set down on the permit ano the forest fire lookouts informed by telephone. The trip leader then issues pet i mils to the squad leaders all oi whom are older boy a, for the build ing ol sinfle camp fires. Before the permit ia issued the trip lead er must be satisfied that the fire id to be located in a safe place. Before the party leaves the spot Ihe squap leader puts out the fire comp letelv, the trip leader in spects the work, ana they oulh initial the permit. All permits are filed with the camp director upon return to the miu camp. Ab solutely no fires are built by the boys without a permit TheY. M. C. A. Spirit Lake camp has been in continuous op eration inr 19 years Every yerr n average of not lesg than 100 incivii.ual fires are built by the uys on these hiking trips, accord ing to J. C. Mehan, Y. M. C. Camy Director. Commenting on Una phaie of the work, Mr. Me han said: "t has not only been our aim to teaah the correct meth od tit camp fire building and con trol, but tii point out to the boys the reasons why these safeguards are necessary, and the disastrous resiilta that follow carelessnesa in this direction. In addition to this practical field training, the subject of forest fires is dealt with in the various camping and woo'leraft ciasHfs. . . Remington The only portable typewriter that is a real success. Agency, Bullard's Pharmacy "ITS RADIOGRAM FROM I WINDSOR CASTLE" - . . Windsor Castle,1 I Apr. 17, '27.' I Etlltor Independent ' f i , , v ., ,. I am juat back from Lone Rock and Hard man. I left lone Saturday.,, April 9th. and got back Saturday, k Apr. lCth.' Yes. I had plenty Of fresh air on the trip and I went thru! some snow between Lone Rock and Hardman. The ground has been too wet to plow near both. towns till way 1st. They were still seeding. Hardman is about 2000 feet higher than lpne. 1 stop ped on my way out at McDeviu's McEligott's, Shortv Fellows', Lundell's. Hogue's, Zinter's, War field's, Davidson's. Drake's and Lovgren's wheat ranches and tho Davidson creek ranch and the McConkie sheep ranch. u , ' Everyone was busy farming and lambing.' Pretty, cold for the young lambs, but no los. The weather has leen ury uuring the ale cold spell. ,, i 1 looked up the noted lone rock white I was there. It is a huge rock about 75 feet long, about 75 feet high and 50 feet wide, locat l at the edge of town near Lone rock Creek and the back of a church so it ought to be a good rock. ... Lonerock has a good school, good store, good hotel, small poat office, fe! stable, good water system, broken down sidewalks, etc", etc . , (.. Everyone said this is a very unusual spring and I think they were right TILICUM For over 70 years Advance Uumely threshing machinery has been building its wonderful repu tation for big capacity, fast clean work, ease of operation, freedom from repairs and lonp life. , P. G. Balsiger. Ant. WHAT IS LIFE? ' " Ah, brief is Life, Love's shor( sweet way. With dreamiogs rife, , And theu - Good-day! And Life is vain Hope's vague delight Grief's transient pain. And then-Good night! HAND POWER WELL BORER 500 Steel Handpower Stumpullers 30 each; Horsepower, $75; Auto matic Cates; Hand Well Borers; Waterwheels. The Ducrest Mfg. Co. Ill, Third Ave., Renton, Wash. Strawberry Cultivatian It Is Interesting to note thet, al though almost all fruit a and vege tables must hsve their particular en vironments, the strawberry Is aa ex- i-eritliin. It will grow la every stste ef the t'nlon. '.-' ' Intlrummntt Nc$mry The United States ge!girsl survey says thst It I not possible for evea so experienced surveyor to estimate the approximate height of a moun tain from the base wit: nut the pe ef Instruments. Bright Youth A small bny In XVilliM. X. T., an swers the question. "ih-a snould T'iu lesrn good hah:: ';" aa follows: ''When we are youns snd when the minister call." The ftiillook. ' Another Crodit for Chinm i. There la record of th use of Soger prlnts by the Chlnee 'as early aa ItfXl B. ('. They employed an Impresslo of the thumb sltnsturr far bust-, nets and legal trunin'-tloiis. . , Barred From Trade "A bermlt," ssld Hi Ho, xht sage of rhlDtitowa, "poses aa a philosopher. He .could no longer regain a hermit. If he produced an'lt:nx to sell." Wsshington Htar. ' . . Uncle E Jen '.. .. vn "l)e oldest man," sulci (,'pcte Eb"B. "wss Methuwluh. Cut In all d(,'tn years he didn't do nti' n' dat cauNed people to celebrate lit- hlrthday.""' Wanhlngton 8iar., . ,( Small Ancestor Collection One hundred urul tw-. 2"l'rli lup'l ed fiem the Mayflower. '5'lieji lacliltl eS seventy-four men rn iwcnty-eriilu' women, Liberty MaRs'lna, , . Bait Viol For mi Cart A Berlin musical Instrument houaa nsea a dounle-bues viol of ,ull orches tral size, DMuuttd oo a tricycle, for a ellrerv rart. Church . News Notes pt Interest to All Local Denominations. Which of your friends hsve birth days In the same month as yourself T Come to Christian En. deavor meeting, Sunday night, and find out. Christian church. The State Christian Endeavor fconvention has gone down in his- orv as the best ever. There were 15 delegates In at endance from Endeavor Uniou No. 17 and of this number there were 3 from Morrow County. The three delegates from this county were Miss Ethel More of Heppner, Ed Keller Jr., of Lex ton and Miss Thelma Forbes of lone. We understand that these delegate-! wiil.Muk a report to their Societies next Sunday even ng. ' ; There will de ho preaching serv ce at the lone Chi iatian church a,s the pastor, Brother Woods is preach the Baccalaureate Sermon at Pine City on that date. May 15th is the date of the Baccalaureate Sermon for the graduating class of the lone High School. Pastor Heal of the Con gregational Church is the preach er. ., rri. . tnere were 1K accessions to th umgregational churches of Oregon in 1926. , . . . . . al ATIONERY- Good Values at Bullard's Pharmacy. !, Frank Engelman has been ap pointed dealer in this vicinity for the San Francisco Examiner, th Pacific Coast's Greatest Sundsy rewspaper, with a Circulation nearly Half a Million Copies. iH tins 1 Value Sunday N vews paper with its 15 Comics in Colo and other Great Features, phone Your Order Today to Frank En gelman, Main 63, lone, Oregon v CALL-FOR COUNTY J WARRANTS All General Fun 4 Warrants of Morrow County, Oregon, regis tered on or before June 30th 1926, will be paid oo presentation at the office of the County Treasur er on or after May 10th, 1927, at which date interest on said war rants will cease. Heppner, Oregon. April 19, 1927. ,Ieon W. Brigs, County Treas. CHURCH. DIRECTORY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. W. W. HEAD, Pastor Services lt:00 A. M. and 8.03 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. r ' tii'. . ' " ' ' . . A. D. MCMURDO, FI D. . Physician and Surgeon 'fI Office in Masonic Building Trained Nurse Assistant Heppner : Oregon . '"'' Jack Farris' Dermatician. u' li Pays to Look Well Specialist in Bobs. '"XLSWEEK ; Attorney At Lrfw Klrst National Bank Building Heppner Oregon ENGELMAN HARDWARE IONE, OREGON Everything in the line of hardware. If we havn't - got it we can get it quick. ENGELTtlAN HARDWARE IONE, OREGON When You Visit Heppner Eat mi the Elkhorn 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 in Central Oregon. Nice Rooms, Farm Implements VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPERIOR DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES, MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR . WIND MILLS. WINONA WAGONS. PAUL G. BALSIGER lone, Oregon SEE ME BEFORE THE FIRE H. C. WOOD REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE IONE, . ORECON F. H. Robinson Attorney and Counselor at Law Will practice in all the Courts IONE, OREGON f.l..".1.,!'.'.,. 1 1 li",".L .. H. 1 Hht'lM;!,'. Dr. A. H. Johnston .PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Phone-Office ' Residence ' Heppner . . Main m ' Main 492 OREGON lOSll, Tl'KSDAYS and FklPAlS fom :M) to 10:00 A. hi. Good Service. MORROW GENERAL HOSPITAL ; Miss Zena Weutfall, Graduate N lira A llini.plnl.nln) n, n. wonnaion al. v., Physician In charge. Rates Reasonable S It 1-1 w rv Dr. F. E. Farrior DENTIST f Ofllce: Odd Fellows BuikBn " ... 1 " iicpimcr, vrcgoo. S ii r v. j'r"hU& ; -J. )v.-.s ii '-t -."-