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A good ball team
Kcppner vs. lone
at lone
Sunday June 12th.
Deserves?
Good Support
VOLUME XVI
LOCALS SWAMP
CONDON
Collins Allows But Three
Hits.
lnna details Condon for the
fourth time this season.by ascore
of 12-8 and Heppner takes Arling
ton 74 Sunday.
Condon made a great, start,
but failed to get a hit the next
seven tnntnRS and lone made t
a runaway In the third and
fourth . !
I). Ashenfelter first up, singl
ed, Jackson struck out, L. ashen-,
felter hit a two baggar and scor- j
d him. but died trying to reach 1
thir, Brown went out, Bristow ;
to Dutch- and that ended Cond
on reaching firnt. except thruj
two error In the ttiiro, unm me
9th when w 1th twostrikeouts,
Ah was given a pass scored cm
Browns three bagger
lonawaa three UP and three
out the first two innings. In the (
third Inning Smith who was firstj
up made a three bane hit. Lundell
singled, Collins and Cochran got!
on through errors, Werner hit a'
two bagger, cleaning the banes, j
nd was out when hit by a tingle!
off Cox's bat. The Inning was
tnded when Cox and Dutch went
out via a double play. Singles by
Briatow Lundeli, Werner andj
Dutch with two errors and a
walk gave us six runs in the
fourth; Eubank'a single and a
threebager by Collins neted one
count in the fifth while Werner's
walk asacraficeby Cox and a two
bagger by Dutch furnished ano
ther in the sixth.
Struck out by Collin 10
Struck out by Clow 1
Struck out by Ash- 2
Walks off Collins 1
Walks off Clow ' 1
Walks off Ash- I
Hun Hits Errori
lone 12 14 2
Condon 2 3 5
Batteries, for lone, Coliina and
Cochran, for Condon Clow and
Fitzmaurice.
Kip Collins has agreed to finish
the season for ua and we will he
prepared to give Heppner a run
for their money next Sunday.
We expect a record attendance.
League Standing
Won Lost
Heppner 8
Ion 6
Condon 2
Arlington ' 2
1
3
7
7
I SAY IT WITH FLOWERS
Flowers for any occasion at
Portland prices! We have the
Agency for "The Tonseth Floral'
Co." of Portland. A house with
an enviable reputation, who strive
. to maintain it. Telegrams? Express?
Yes, we pay these charges.
BULLARD'S PHARMACY
"SAY IT WITH 1 FLOWERS"
The following in the batling
overuse of the lone boys to date:
AB II K Pet.!
30 17 4 m
16 8 C 50
4 2 1 500
3 1 2 333
33 9 4 273
30 11 8 306
38 12 8 316
34 10 9 205
21 6 3 28(i
41 10 7 213
14 3 4 214
0. Reitman
Harford
Collins
Smith
Lundell
Cochran
W. Reitman
Eubanka
Drake
Hrlstow
DavidBun
Bargains In Household
Goods!
1 I'lano, price $160., $60.
down and $10. a month.
$290. phonograph for $65.
Including 25 new records.
1 phone nearly new $10.
1 Red Star oil cook stove
with 5 burners $15.
Fruit jars 50 cts. per do
1 large serened fruit or
milk cupboard.
1 kitchen table and chairs
$6.
X 1 long narrow table suitable
X for kookhouse use $4.
1 couch $2 50
2 1 three-quarter bed and
i springs $3
t 1 full size bed and springs
J $0.
1 gallon daisy churn $1.50
t 1 one and one halt gallon
j stone churn $1.00 J
$ Mm. E. I. ViHlherg lone, Ortgtm
TO HOLDERS OF
SECOND LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
EXCHANGE OFFERING OF NEW
TREASURY BONDS
Wn.tee If fln af Hew alferlnf mi
VWIIKD eJTATM TKKAHtlftY BONIM.
dated Juna li, tJ, and b-rln Int. reel
trvm thai date (I t.a tele erf 1 aer
aeL Ik Wade "ill nun In IMHU
,er. km m b eeJLd lr rxlraiiuaa
after elite yea re
Heeaad Libert, l-aaa. bn4t will fee M
eell In axrlianv at pmt. Aeerued tn
tareet mm ihm Weeaad Ubertr ndi of
fered fur .rhn will a. r-ad a. ml
Jane li. I:t
geeond l.ll.ertr Loan band, hava been,
called Iwr parntent on November la, Ittl.
ana will tenia t Wear Interest an that
data. MwMer. nf aurh bona, wha deetra
t take adranteae a( th tutiuf effef
.neuld eaneult Melr bank ar trvet eaca
aan, at anra. Tha etehanae prlvlleda
etll Be aealUM. for limited fried ante,
and asar ' annul imam Utti.
farther Infarfnatien mar hm aalalnad
trmm bank ' tru.l eemiwalaa, r free
tv federal keere Bank.
A. W. MELLON,
Secretary ol tht Trtaiury,
Washington, May It, 1827.
t A "Harris" Combine
t Will Work Just Fine. j
IJ. P. O'Meara - - - Agent;
t lone, Oregon
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IONE, OREGON,
MORGAN ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morgan, of
1'crtland, wete viaiting, Thurs
day and Wednesday, with Mr.
Mrs. Earl Morgan,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bauren
feind left, Thursday, to visit in
"The Valley for a few days.
Mr, and Mrs. Franklin Ely and
Margaret Ely came up from the
Valley, TuesJay.
The Morgan base ball team
played the Lexington nine, Sun
day, and lout by the score of 7 to
3.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webb, of
Walla Wall were v inking rela
tives over the week-end.
Gladys Medlock and Alta Petty
john, returned home wth Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Webb, Sunday, to
spend some time.
Mr. and Mrs. C Hutchcro'ft re
turned home from McMinville,
where they have been visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. N, E. Pettyjohn
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Petty
john. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Petty
john and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webb
took dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Medlock, Sunday.
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
' The Supreme Court of the
United States has just decined
that carelessness with fire need
not be confined to federal forest
lands in order to constitute a crim
inal offense under the United
States criminal code.
Fire on the maindeck fire on the
bow;
fire on the gu.i deck, fire down
below.
New assortment of birthday
car ts at "BULLARDS PHAli-
MACY."
ADVANCE- RUMELY
Hillside TypeCombine Haivester
Paul G. Balsiger, A?t. lone, Or.
Comunity Silver for that June
Wedding. Bullards Pharmacy
8ee F. H. Robinson for all kind
of fire, automobile and grain in
surance. HAND POWER WELL BORER
600 Steel Handpower Stumpullers
30 each: Horsepower, $75; Auto
matic Gates; Hand Well Borers;
Waterwheels.
The Ducrest Mfg. Co.
HI. Third Ave., Rtnton, Wash.
See Paul G. Balsiger for Holt,
Harris and Best harvester repairs
for the season.
I j If you need a good j
Farm Wagon j
j TRY
! Bristow
1 1 We have a good stock on hand
at prices that
Be
FRIDAY, June 10, 1927
MORROW COUNTY BOYS
ATC.MJ.C.
Morrow County will be repre
sented at the Citizn's Military
Training Camp at Vancouver Bar
racks, Wanhinaton, by six boys.
These boys will report to camp
on June 17 for a month's train
ing and recreation. Tbrir names
ure,Terrel Benge, of Heppner,
Harlan J. Uevin, Heppne. M. W.
Edmonson, Heppner, Gene M.j
Knuelman, lone, Clarence W.
Hayen, Heppner, and George F.
Uitchia, lone.
The C. M. T. C. Camps are con
conducted by the Government
under pt visions of the National,
Defense Act, and aim todevelope
citizenship. Americanism, physi
cal fitness and a sense of the re
sponsibility and duty of citizen
ahip in the young men atthndinn
The purpoe of thtJ camps is
not to make solbiers of th'boj g
for this could not be done in the
brief thirty, day period if it was
dtb're, and attendance does not
bind the Btudent in anv way.
J. P. O'Meara of the lone
Blacksmith shop sold Ed
Lindtkin a new Harris Combine
for the l'J27 harvest.
The ninth annual convention
of the American Legion will be
h.-IJ in La Grande on July 21 2 3.
legion"hall
THEATRE
Here are a few ol the picture?
we have contracted for 1027.
June 4th. Danger 3irl
June 11th. Isle of Retribution
June 18th.-Arizona Sweepstakes
June 25th. Red Dice
Cut this out and keep it for
future reference! We will only
raise prices when the price of
program compels us to. Dont
miss a single number of this con-
ract. American Legion
lone Oregon
I. R. ROBISON
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PUtnn Rimis oft1"
or P
. 1 all sizes I
in
We keep on JO Ej
It hand at all
lim.icd.
thnlicnilil' H
ft"' T
iriniK in hnth stand $1
rj ard and oversizesj
pf ..tfoirebord motors.
it !n
MACHINE SHOP P,
& Johnson i
will surprise you.
LOCAL ITEMS
Mr. Webster Wertz who taught
last year at Lebanon, Oregon has
signed as coach and teacher jn
lone High school for next year
Mr. Wertz is spending the sum
mer in California.
Some of the eighth graders who
failed topass all of their subjects
are trying them again this week.
Earle A. Brown and Winnie
who spent the last two weeks in
southern Oregon visiting.
They returned Tuesday and will
be here fore a few days. Mr.
Brown will attend summer school
at Monmouth this summer.
Miss Faye Murry of Freewater
came to lone Thursday to write
oneof the eighth grade eaminat-
ions.
Elizabeth Head of Cathlamet
came Friday to viiit her father,
W. W. Head
Mils Leon a Ritchie and her
brother, George Jr., came home,
Satuiday, from' Maupin, where
they have been viaiting with their
aunt, Mrs. Ralp Kaistr.
H. D. Mc Curdy, wife and chil
dren.-returned this week from a
vacation in Ca'ifornia.
John Graves, Mrs. Ham and
children left Sunday for Penleton
for a few days stay.
Jack Hvnd was an lone busi
nesr. caller Thursdsy.
Mariorie Ho! man of Yakima
came Wednesday to visit with
her urandnarents Mr. and Mrs.
John Cochran.
Grandpa Lundeil is again on
the streets after a spell of sick
ness. Mr- and Mrs. Randolph Cook.
of Helix. Oregon, announce the
arrival of a son, Donald Jack,
born May 26, at the St. Antonio
Hospital, Penbleton.
Mrs. Cook will be remembered
as Miss Gertrude Mc Intyre who
taught in the high school here,
two years ago."
WANTED: Stock to pasture,
cattle or horses, at the H. J. Bid
die ranch, ten miles south of lone
The
is near and your hervest mach-
ineay md outfit needs repairs J
I have all sizes Harvester chain, j j
4 1
Holt Sections,
jGuards, Sticks, and etc.
Bolts .rivets and all kind of
small items in
line.
Bert Mason
NUMBER 2
, MISSISSIPPI BENEFIT
BIG SUCCESS'
Community Gives Loyal
Support And Cooperation.
The American Legion, O. E. S;
1. O. O. F; and Rebecca Lodges
of both lone and Morgan, the
coaamunity at large together with
the surrounding country joined
lorces last Saturday evening In
putting over a most successful
benefit show and dance for the
relief of the Mississippi flood
victims. At a meeting of a gen
eral committeeTuesday afternoon
it was decided to send the proceeds
to the Red Cross. The financial
statement read was as follows:
Total receipt from dance "show
and lunch $324 64. Expensea
$00.64. Balance $264. This
amount is to be sent by bank
draft to Red Cross headquarters
together with a letter stating by
whom it was raised and the par-
nose for which it is to be used
The committee takes this means
of thanking everyone for their
loyal support and cooperation
which made this affair a
financial success of unexpected
proportions.
It is reported that the death of
Mr. Frank Farrens occurred at
Hardman, this Thursday morning
The funeral will be held on
Saturday next, but we are not
advised as to the place and the
hour of the Bervice.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul De L. Mor
timore and son, of Gladstoae, ir
ived in lone Wednesday and
departed on the return trip early
Thursday morning.
Rev. Mortimore preached at
Christian church, to a large audi
ence.
Mrs. Frank Engleman left Sun
day for the Pettya ranch to
. . - -a L. lku Mrm
taxe care oi ner uiumi.
Kate Petty, who was quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. EJ. Bristow
and family went to Echo Sunday
they were accompanied borne by
Mrs. Bristow'a sister Mrs. W.N.
Swenson of Walla Walla.
harvest season jj
Cylinber.TcethJ
the hardware!
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