VOLUME XV
REAL BASE BALL
Morrow County Ball
Enjoy A Treat
Fans
lone went to Heppner to meet
the League leaders after having
defeated Condon, two straight.
They were handicapod by the
absence of Dutch Itietmann, but
played the best game of the year.
Cochran hit the first pitched
ball out of the lot and made third.
Werner Rietmann brought him
in with a sacrifice fly to Ander
son who ran far into left for the
catch. Drake bit to second and
waa thrown out. Davia struck
out Heppner started with Smith
going out short to firat, Ander
son hit a hot grounder to Davis,
who diverted the ball toward
and Anderson made first, Van
Marter forced him at second
and Drake at ruck out. That end
ed the scoring until the last half
of the ninth inning when, with
one atrike and one ball on him,
Van made a two base hit and Le
Mear hit the first ball out of the
lot for a home run,, thereby but
aix pitched figured in the scoring,
lone had five men let ton bases
and Heppnerfour. It was a pitch
er's battle from start to finish
and but four bits were made by
each team.
lone had chances of success in
the eighth when Fasnacht and
Mauney knocked out singles, but
Lundeli forced Faanacht at 2nd
and Cochran atruck out Werner
waa hit by pitcher, filling the
bases, but Drake hit a grounder
to pitcher for an easy out
Heppner got a man on first
thru errors in the 3d, 4lb and 8th
but were never near scoring tin-!
til the fatal 9lh, and but 31 men
laced each pitcher. Earned runs,
lone 1, Heppner 2; 3 bane hit,!
Cochran; 2 base hit, Van Marter;
home run, LeMear; Struck out by
Drake, 10; by Davis 5. Bristow
wss the fielding stsr, having
handled 11 chances and being
charged with one error, but that
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after it had gone through Werner
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Io.ie has been up against
jinx all season, but thmmht it'i
had been broken after having
beaten Condon two atralifht and
Condon la conceded to have the
heaviest hitters in the League.
Davis has struck out 65 men In
6 game and allowee dut two earn
edruna, vet has not had good
suppor tin the pinches and lost
to HermlHton by 3 to 2, Arlington
3 to 2, Heppner, 2 to 1 and again
to Heppner 2 to 1,
We have lost the services of the
best pitcher ever shown in Mor
row Count v. as Gold Hill of the
Southern Oregon League offered
him a contract for five months
at $50 a game and a good paying
iff job besibes, and we could not
hold him. However he baa aecur
ed Manning who pitched on the
same team with him at Vernonia,
last year, to fill his place. Man
nin did not lose a game for them
lastyear. He pitched a shut out
gsme at Oswego last Sunday. He
arrived in lone Wednesday and
will show his stuff sgainst Arling
ton on lone grounds, Sunday. He
has had much experience in Can
adian and Montanan leagues and
is highly praised by Davis
lone AC II R E
Cochran 4 110
W. Rietmann 2 0 0 0
Drake 4 0 0 0
Davis 4 0 0 0
Briatow 4 0 0 1
F.ubanks 4 0 0 0
Fasuacht 3 10 2
Mauney 3 2 0 0
Luudell 3000
31 4 1 3
Hepp.
Smith 4 0 0 0
Andtrson 4 10 1
Van Marter 4 110
La Mear 4 2 10
Drake 3 0 0 0
Aiken 3 0 0 0
Hoakins 3 0 0 0
C.CasOn 3 0 0 1
U. Casoti 3 000
" 31 4 2 2
Couldn't Bt Rtachtd
"What do " tlilltk I um." Mid tht
arnp.,r,.Ml i,bi poiiii-ia to tha bi
hou. "to vii nut m jroui I'm not that
klnit of a cur. Itraldra, I'm offered
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Pharmacy
10NE, OREGON,
LOCAL ITEMS
Mr. snd Mrs. Cole Smith and
daughter Mildred went over to
Shanico, Saturday afternoon and
returned Sunday.
Mr. Engelman is again at work
after a spell of sickness.
Emil Swanson left or Idaho,
Tuesday morning. He was accom
panied as far as Pendleton by E.
R. L'indel who brought brck a
new Star Coupe for Otto Riet
mann. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Goodrich
of Vancouver have been visiting .
with Mrs. Goodrich's mother,
Mrs. Dale Ray.
Flossy Stender spent a few
days of this week visiting lone
friends,
Mr. and Mrs Ora Barlow and
daughter, accompanied by Mrs.
Lee Howell went to Eugene this
Thursday.
Curtis Davis who has been
pitching all season for the lone
base ball team, left Tuesday for
Gold Hill, Oregon.
Mr. Manning, of Vernonia,
came Weducaday to accept the
position of pitcher for the lone
base ball club made vacant by tLe
resignation of Curtis Dsvis.
Mr. and Mrs H. C. Wood and
son Billy went to Condon, FriJav
W. E. Bullard and C. A. Low
went to Heppner, Friday.
Perry Bartlemay of Shears
bridge was in lone Sunday.
The cream shipments from the
lone Railroad station, last month
totaled 1044 gallons, valued at
$1252.80. The total of all R. R.
charges waa $59 94,
H. C. Wood and Mrs. Miflen
went to Grecham, Monday. Mr.
Wood returned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Griffin and
son Fredie went to Gresham Fri
day to visit Mrs. Griffin's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Millen.
LEGION HALL
THEATRE
Here ate a few ol the pictures
we have contracted for 1927.'
May 21st. Where Was 1
Us 28ih. Unknown So'dier
June 4th. Danger Girl
June 11th. Isle of Retribution
Cut this out and keep it for
future reference. We will only
raise prices when the price of
Droeram compels us to, Dont
miss a single number of this can
ract American Legion
lone Oregon
Good reliable
me. chandise -a
fair and square
deal - we try
to please.
Bristow & Johnson's
FRIDAY, May 13, 192?
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SECOND LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
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arina obllaationa of tha United MUioa.
Idara vbo daoira to avail thanolaa
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Information wrarrilnf tha cha oBr.
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forthr tnforrnaUoa mtr ba obUinod
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ar from tha Commiailonor of tha publta
Dobt, Traaaura Dn.arUn.nt, Wajliinctoa.
A. W. MELLON.
Secretary of tha Treaiury.
Waihlngton, May 9, 1927.
The following is the batting
average of the lone boys to date:
AB H R Pet.
Davis 20 9 1 450
Harford 6 4 2 606
O. Rietman 16 9 1 375
Mauney 14 4 1 28f
Lundeli 16 4 0 250
Cochran 17 5 3 294
Eubank s 17 4 1 235
Drake 17 4 2 200
W. Reitrnan 20 4 2 200
Fasnacht 10 2 1 200
Bristow 21 3 3 113
League Standing
Won
Lost
1
3
3
3
Heppner 3
lone 2
Condon 2
Arlington 2
Concerning Truth
Yoa nrrMl not Ml all the truth on
Iran to tl)H w ho have i rticht to know
It all; but lt all you tell be truth.
Horace Matin.
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SCHOOL NEWS
SENIOR CLASS NIGHT
The Senior Class Night will be
Monday evening, May 16, in the
school auditorium, at eight
o'clock.
The program is as follows:
Welcome Song Senior Class
listory . Frank Mason
Solo Mary Frank
Will Ruth Swanson
Song
Class Grouch
Class Optimist
Class Census
Senior Girls
.. Clair Young
...Ina Morgan
John Graves
.. David Head
Prophecy
Key Oration George Ritchie
Farewell Song .-Four Senior Boys
Class Yell
CHAMPIOSHIPGAME
Last Friday, May 6th, the lone
High School was defeated by the
Lexington High School, at Hepp
ner for the championship of the
Upper Columbia Athletic League
by a score of 6 to 4.
The game was even for the
first four innings, neither side be
ing able to score. In the fifth in
ning, however, Lexington collect
ed a few hits and aided by sev
eral errors, were able to score 6
runs which were the only runs
they made throughout the game,
In the seventh inning, lone, by
bunching several hits, were able
to score three runs which were
they made till the last of the
9th. when one score was maae,
The game wss very fast and
interesting in spite of the fact
that a few errors were made.
Picking Lemons
Wednesday evening, ten sopho
mores and Mrs. Patterson. IClass
Advisor, along with beans, spud
hips, sandwiches, pickles, dough
nuts, coffee, kindling, robes ano
cooking utennils were Bob Mc
Cabe's Reo car, and proceeded on
their way to a grove near Morgan
Supper was cooked and every
one had eaten a generous suppl)
of beans, when camp was stain
peded by a crowd of lone bums.
Poor fellows! All they succeeded
in stealing were a few bread and
4t444a
fell
REDUCE THE COST OF
LIVING
By Taking Cash Bargains!
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Shredded Wheat
Oval Sardines
Preferred Stock Corn
Baby Clams
American Beauty Shrimp 17ct
M. J. B. Coffee 55ct
All other items in proportion
BERT MASON
NUMBER 50
butter sandwiches and threa ap
petizing lemons! Ha! Ha! How
appropriate!
Domestic Art Classes
The Domestic Art classes are
giving an exhibit, Monday, May
16, in the Domestic art room.
It will be open from 10:30, a. m.
to3:15 p. m. Everybody welcome.
LEGION HALL PUTS IN
IMPROVEMENTS
A number of improvement!
have been made in the Legion
Hall theater lately. A checking
room has been built in the lobby
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