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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1927)
THE 10NE INDEPENDENT Published Every Friday by ,W. W. HEAD. Editor Phiihrr SUBSCRIPTION On Year ix Month -hree Months ..$1.50 - .75 .. .50 Entered as second class nutter at ht postoftice at lone, Oregon, under act of March 3, 1879 Friday, May 6, 1927 A mother a motbet mil. The holiest thing alive. Coleridge CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS AU General Fund Warrants of morrow uunty, Ui-egnn. reuia- tered on or before June 80th 1926, a ill be paid on presentation at the office of the County Treasur er on or after May 10th, 1927, at which date interest on suid war rants will cease. Heppner, Oregon. April ii, 1927. L,eon w. eriga, (jounty Treas. ill MORGAN ITEMS Remington The only portable typewriter that is a realsuccess. AffPnrv Rnllar.Va Pkirmuv A MOTHER'S HEART. By Theresa Deir jananovitch God, in His workshop at the dawn of Time. I j Busied about the numberless arrav Of beings whom He fashioned out of clay. Creating forms for every land and clime. Prepared a mould from other moulds apart: Of ore most delicate and tempered fine, Vibrating true to every touch divine; Seared it in love's white heat, . j , wk:u u in auiienng s pau ? Cleansed it with sorrow's veil. Mancea it with death's sharp flail. Steeped it in labcr,s gall, Ground it beneath His feet, Healed it with joy's quick pain, And kissed it into life again; This way The patern lay For making evermore a mother's heart. T ' Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Harbinon attended church in Ion. and were the dinnnr onid r HMvpia n Air. and Mrs. Louis Balsiger. Mr. and Mrs. A F. Piim... m IIIIHVVV and W. F. Palmateer were doing business in Heppner, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E. fi Mn rerun and daughter Thelma were in Heppner on Friday. , Mr.'Francis Sherrard was in Morgan on Sundav. Miss Thelma Moriran wan rnm pel led to Q jit school on account ot niness. 1 - Mr. Kavmond Pethnhn mat his wife at Tendlffnn Mr. ane Mrs. Pettv l.v lived in tho East but will id a k p their home at tin Ellia Minor ranch. ilr. Wate CrawfnrH nt KM. a? a Caller in Morgan, Tuesday Miss Thelma Welch of I on a was the week end guest o. Mis IworobjCrowtll. Mr. Delbott C.Ull a WA: trim - w a n I for t, i urker dear Heppner. Mr. Lieble and Mr. Dean art improving the place formerly wonging w Mr. Broody, which Mr. Lieble has purchased. ii 'in to tuc," rnimrVfJ dial , ainull noy wliu hml Iihcii ilinm.hi rnir reauu.u iu pmw.r, 'uliHt It mum bn nangerou to WHrry women. I get thn Men llmt In the tliv t !nn they nmrry ",r J'ur money; If tlny don't tnaiiaae to tnkc all of II, Ihcy leave you and mie yuu for alimony j and f tliuy full at that, then they outlive you and iit your Ufa Ineuraiice." Uetrolt New. " '. ' H ii. aaiaei WEATHER REPORT FOR APRIL Total precipitation Total snowfall Number of clear daya , 'Partly cloudy days j. . Cloudy days 4 Prevailing wind North West Total precipitation since Sept 1st 9.80 For the corresponding period st year . E. HARBISOX Cooperative Obterrtt, .. 5.95 I Oftice Hours, to 4:00 P.M. 10.00 A. ONE DAY ONLY Coming to The Dalles and Pendleton Dr. Mellenthin Specialist tn Internal MIMne f,,r the ' t"tst tw.-lve enr DOES NOT OPERATE VViUbeintheDallesonThnrs. day May 12, at the Dalles Hotel And in Pendleton, nn EVi'.K.. UDdpoint the the second grade y 13, at the Dorion Hotel vcob icrniage. ASSEMBLY PROGRAM The Third and Fourth grades . save tneir regular program for Assembly, Friday, April 29. Since they had been making a SDeciil 2 SSrr.2L?2 N' Chare fo' ou- - ... roiiuviuiruiliru IMi M.. i . The bovs and frl m.rf. J.:.. L ?",n rAn tw0.i,i . .!... rr" - n.n- --.-u,vluu,ue me lest "fH-rareror chronic npi,, tunt.Sothe boy. gaVe a little P;11-' !! nicen, liiayiei named" Safetv.a victo "r HUt,ouu. " ti,:. .1 i I ne una in h a i . . . rnuwea me dangers .u.i a ' . wo"'mii r 'at confront Safety, these ,., im ,T.? 01 o" h. live represented t,y the Bogies. But num.'iu. Z2U the Sprites came in and thru a "rrh; iuK.f rhi-umti,, ul urnanizea campaign, defeat . "ir nllmenta. ca me oogles. The girls gave a little play caned -in Kindly Land " The girls tried to show little ways in woicn mev cohld bt kind. Mr. Skeen and Mrs. Cochran acted as judges and their decis ion wastn favor of th b us. So before school is out the girls i I io entertain the doys at a picnic. rnnay evening. April 29, the oiuaent Body gare the last pro- srram lor this year. 1L - I ine numbers, announced by ivereite Hummel, were in the following order A Round: The Hunter's Song; Arieia rarrens, Fern Engelman, iinred smith. 1L Abie and Ikie: Harold Kin. cade, Georg Ritchie. Ill Guess Who Drill; 5th and 6th Grade Boys. IV. One act play: Pesgy'g pre rficament; Peggy, a brid, Arleta warrens; uorothy, a frier-.. Kdiih icn. Ifir iilivM fiow nre tli n.n ..... "'-mari,a,.MH a,l. ,, , 7,- Ely; Rita, the girl who nnluurt lU "cook problenT.Fern Engelman, Wt wish to thank the people or lone for their enthsiastlc att ndance and loyal support of ail PCtivltiea for the scho-il year. . 'a-iiia in lira. " "" uHiiicd caiiwit: I. V. MoAdoo. fk. W. I.. Klrlir. lu.i.H M. E. Aiutiulr. Aut.ri. Mra. Kni Criixfiw .u ... ! . "ni.n TIHM-r nt. t; HornliiK. Uanr. M'"-Andrew AdilrraoB, W'ealporl Hi'lneinlier tlm nt.. .i..... .. . "'. ,'v"1 ! that 1,1, '..,,,., If f I If fufmiii 4 Marlt-il n-oineii imi.1 1. -n.Tu,rtrhIlllllll"I;;j7"--"'in. For over 70 veara A.lvano Itumely threshing machinery has oeen ouiidnig its wonderful repu taiion ior tug capacity, fast, clean work, ease of operation, freedom -m repairs and long life. . P. G. Balaiger, Agt. COVERNOR PATTERSON To CENERAL MINES Salem, Oregon, April 4. .27. My Dear Cencral Hines: I 3m ir. receipt of your letter nt o concerning the Citizen' M;i;, " ...UA J I ra nir g Camps of tMs corps area during the summer of l:)27 I have always been heartily in accord with the polcy of provid ins military training for the young manhood of our nation. I do not believe in war as a medium n( ing differences a.isintf hptwp-n n, tions However I .... . " ' i ana ceueve that it is our du ty as a nation to be an emergency requiring force of arms io protect our i-niinr n u. ideals, should such arise. bince in the intrpit VI omy, it has been dec reeiUUtu regular army be reduced barely sufficient for the police of our oorders and island possessions, it is apparent to every thnnnkt ful individual that mm. mt,j l V l JIUU wnereny tne young men of the iduun may ODtain the ruHu.hi. r ... . . oi military training is mandatory, oincerely yours, I. L. Patterson Covernor, Dy From Fruit r-omt-Kmiiala In ih fruit ot a trea which Krnwi In Hvrlu. hnriliKi-n irpi..u anil noiitheru KuriiM. it la frequent ly nii'iitloneit In t id ltlhu ti, trtt hlt'h la about tlm Mil ikf mn tkrmna ronmlna R Hrje nunilxr of redtllah apeila, each nwialned In a acparuttt cell. Tha rlnil contulna tannin, which la inert lu tha iiuimifHotur of Moroc co leu l her. Famou$ London Priaon Newjata waa long tha chief nrlaon of lnilou. It wan a gloomy bullillnij -nimiii( mni or iiomorn vladurt. Iu history went ImioIi to U'IS. It wna iroriM Dr (lie Brent Mr. f Imui ... i rebuilt, hut partliilly elei.tro.veil during . ' " rn or itmii. m jmrj j,w ...,,n WRa niuea down, and on IT "He In erected thi. n.i... , S'""m VI IUI Famoui Cold Fitld tMlWIKCrsnilHl at ft Uu. .. " MKT' H nun t'ttentllnif m l.mit nn ..nuu ... iimrw liuill pmi to WMir, In th loiuiiwiHrn purl i rr ' "."" "'aai, houtlt Afilvit He are tne nuiioua iohim.1,1. - .uu m i iiir rumrru end or the IU1..1 1. burg. IndliHtlona of col.l were f.,iu,.4 mere in 1HS.V and i .1,. f,i..,.. unmet was proclaimed a KOKIIII'IU. Malayan Snat Cod On I'eimug. an Inland ..it ii.. .... coan .if the Malay penlimula, there la ieniie in bonor of the anake god worehiiied under tha nam. rk. - wi v itm MU Kong. Iimlile Ilia leu. 1,1. I. ed with snakei, ranging from S Inrhea l-iig to monaieri i large an aea aer pen la. They are auld u n 1.. Hit worahljiera. W til-Known Constellation The Southern rr, t. . k.im... . . m v, illmal group of tiara In the mnih.r. aphere. flrat reckoued a ronatellatloa In lOTft The four principal atara form a ort of croaa. The upper and lower one aerre aa a Doliiler to Hi. ,.... h pole. It cannot be aoen In Uia north ern heiulephera excent from p n the equator. Ox Uted in South America lu Wiitiuelu and Colombia oiau Mill are widely uwd aa beanta of bur d'H. They are alow, but they are aure and will pack mora than a mule. In Ecuador aa muny aa 82 oxen are yoked together for pulling enjieclallr heavy loads. ENGEMAN HARDWARE I0NE, OREGON Everything in theline of liardware. If we havn't got it we an get it quick. ENGELMAN HARDWARE IONE, OREGON When You Visit Heppner Eat at the Klkhorn Restaurant Cood Meals Best of Service Lunch Counter Dr. A. H. Johnston PHYSICIAN & SUKCEON Phone-Office ' Residence HEPPNER . . Main m Main 492 OREGON w.vff. tci:si)ays anjritirms I'rom 9:00 to 10:00 A. M. Firat School Cardent in America the nrhool (ardena M..cuiriii oau 11a iM-giimlng In the my or HiMtnn In 1SI, when Henry L. ( lapp, principal of the George Haven ......in acniNii, eiiiioiiBiicd a wild flower garden, at bla achool. Ornamental Qeaigne Vlrtielte la a amnll ni.-t.in. .r,.. tng or dinlgn Wllhiiut bordera. irl. Inally vlgnettea were email Conven tiotial deilgne of vine leavea and fruli A rlgiiette la often placed en the tide P igt o? a bfK CHURCH DIRECTORY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. W. W. HEAD P.ot na Services 11:00 A. M. auj 8.U0 P. M ra m nayer Meeting, Wed., 7:30 1 aa. --- i iilllllUl Fresh and smoked meats; Poultry and fish. When you have anything in onr line to sell see us. T. E. Peterson, manager. tat t . Aa....V 7 fTri ' , ' !T aal Under New Management IONE HOTEL lone, Ore. Refurnished and Strictly Up to Date. Commer clal Table First Class. A home away from home, with best meals in Central Oregon. Nice Rooms. Good Service. liailiailiaiiaBaBaaaa.... Hiaaaaaaaaaaaaawgcaal a o n . . . II. Koblnann fn, .11 ..I IX . .. "aa , automobile and (train in surance. FOR EXCHANGE Good income Dmn.-o-iv ;,. ... Bni for Htock of mrr.un,: .a-umare or miht consider gool 624 Marshall Street, Portland, Oregon. Deficit of SM1.265 Confrenta Oregen. naietn. Or. The iiui rf n... , " " n on f:iuoer I, J2B -i..h m.rk. .k. cloan of the current !.;nnlnm, will a oencll of aim- -'..(..i. ..... ... . - foi.' to n.et It. E,.r. fund ob g . Mona. accordlne to n t Puny -- .'xuiivihi aitui 1 Bient Completea hen ' .. 11.. I n .. .. . of at.te. r7 rrB,er Meeting Thurs. Services Could Win. Seat aa M,W. Senator. Portland. Ha-li .i r. ! t "ri or tne t n rrd Ki.. " u aanureo hv .1 rwior it. uoma, re,uui,an, by a ma- frirtrar mJ . 1 " asuurtixiiULir .iv rn nun I ea mvw wr irom Mat n ir. ..in CHRISTIAN CHURCH School 10; 00 A. M. Evening A. M. and 8:00 F M. the term of the late Cc. Hiring In mi. .ator Feroald, ii . . . . .... "..o il Alfllna K ,-r..... Waalilncton. - .wiuiai acrtian- .ami tne Mi . . ... . ..r k.wi . . . "7 """mum . ...mi aiuea M'Oru.n.. . ... onl.t., and an equal!;- formal reque.t Mexico atop auch acllviil,., wa. filed " me iiaie dciikni,,..,! i. n. . dent Diaa 0 Nicaragua. J"2D1lyWttt WtJ.I.JOitISR oOOStee Hanflnnu.ni. p- t. oil each: Hoi-Rfnfin. 1- 7r. rtUlQ. matic Gates;-Hand Well Borers; Waterwheels. The Ducreat Utr., 111. Third Ave., R. nton.'wash. A. D. MCMURDO, E Pliysician and Surgeon Office In Masonic Building Trained Nurse Assistant Heppner : Oregon Jack Farris Dermatician. It Pays to Look Well USpecialist in Bobs.) C. LSWEEK Attorney At Law First National Bank Building Heppner . Oregon D. Farm Implements VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPERIOR DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENCINES, 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, . OREGON F. H. Robinson A I toi ney and Counselor at Law Will practice in all. the Courts IONE, OREGON MORROW CENERAL HOSPITAL Miss Zena WeHtfall. fir.,t Nurse, Superintendent. A, H. Johnston M. D.f Physician in charge. Rates Reasonable Dr. F. E. Farrior DENTIST Ofllce: Odd Fellows Bulldlr. ' Heppner, Oregon.