THE IQNE INDEPENDENT Published Every Friday by V, V, HEAD, Editor I'uMishcr SUBSCRIPTION' One Year $1.50 'ix Monthi 75 .hre Months . JO Entered as second class matter at 'lie postorTice at lone, Oregon, under act of March 3, 189 Friday, Sept. 2 , 1927 There's a good time coming, lf.i! A good time coming. ClHrlrs MnckHr " USED MACHINERY ! SC,,00L ,1YCII5NK ,.rtMt,., r, . , , ' He function of Oregon schools lOIt SALE, one Dam stacker is not lone ,0 tml b,,t R,s0 ,0 with buck takes, one John Decicjeuip children with thqnalifiea ni.iwer, one three horse John Deer ti ma n ce ary to c it r ; tnlle et gine, one two bottom Deere iworl( of healthy American citizen slttlplow. j si. ip. Is not health a very import V ' Hnt qualification? The child' ou can save money on any of ; h;aUh mM mt ()e M)sWeitA dur tl.is machinery ug lne hours he is compelled to BRISTOW & JOHNSON .tend school. The health of the ' school is affected hy ihc person Forty four of our largest ri at hygieneof teachers ami pupiih. ' roads reduced wastitre loss from ; Health education should be a : wrecks and, per o ml injuries! Prt of the regular school pre ; tr.im $00,000,000 in H2. to $ 0, 'gram. Little children thould he ,0!0,000in 192G. Last year iherejtiunht the value of cleanliness Church News Notes of IiUue.st to All Local Denominations, i than in ll17. : t A DEED AND A WORD By Charles Matkay A little stream haJ lost its way Amid the grass and fern A passing stranger scooped a well. Where weary men might turn: He walled it in and hung with care A ladle at the brink; He thought not of the deed he did. But juJged that all might drink. He passed again, and lo, the well, By summer never dried, Had cooled ten thousand parching toungs. And saved a life beside A nameless man air id the crawd That throdged the daily rrart, Let fall a word of hope and It ve, Unstudied from the heart; A whisper on the tumult thrown, A transitory breath It raised a brother from the dust, It saved a soul from death. O germ! O founi! O woid of love! O thought at random cast! Ye were but little at the first But m'ghty at the last. 4.1..4..:.4.4,4,,t4i4i J Iff TnnWT nrtrtrnr I Entirely New in J Appearance and J Performance JHUDSONSUPERSIX Standard Models t J Coach $1515 J Sedan $1620 t Broumham $1815 4 Pass.Roadster $1750 7 Pass. Touring 18(H) 4 Custom Built 5 Passenger Sedan $2,000 1 7 Passenger Sedan . ...... $2. 110 Wheel Base Very few grown ups realize tie mental and physical strain tne six oMa are under when they first start t', gre;i! a Iventureof i win hk to school. 11h child has Hriie pretty hard problems to tackle, and needs all the reserve force that can be mustered for 'h.ni. Special care for h'm ii' this time, p trtiuu ,ir!y wi' h reference to nouta of rest t nd : lee , and the avoidance ui unUecessai v ex jciieinent will do much to give 1 ttuse Leginners at tchoul the j ! mental poise that is so much netd cd. It is equally important that care be taken of their diet; that , they be given simple, nourishing fjjl, at times and in quantitiip, most favorable tu Jigf3linn. A child of six needs twelve hours sleep at night. After the hi. ginning of the nehool year : 7.110 shuu d be the regular l d 1 1 i in ', and this rule should tint he Jtirokin. Little clul.lrin thudd I utter be ta'neii out to evening ienterlait; mi tits, movies and o In r ! exciting diversion. Thete will he pienty of tune fur them laUron. All New Bodies: in a Variety of i Colors ESSEX SUPER-SIX 8 Passenger Specdabout $Sii.'J I 4 Pa-senger Speedster i Loach : $Si."i Coupe, cloth SS'Xi Fithlng for Dos Biscuit On I lio I'.ritlsli fiiln.i.lil.i imiM the "f Inuli white iimii nml ImliiinH lire well knmrn to mum the henehe ;.tll falHy live on kuIiikm, h!i!i lliev -eetn lo prefer til l!ie H'lllitleen.vcd t:i'". '. !!! rT. 1 r. I' i.i I. -i 'lie .! Mill 111 lies, s umml mi iir I on) o i'e.itin of ,lll oilier tiN.il II. 1 S..ih.is ta Ailuiiliire .M.i; ii.iue. The m t;, Loupe, leather ...$S10j Sedan. De Lux $yjl No Bumper Equip-J ment. 1 118 Coach.. Sedan All Prices O. J3., Portland. Apprecict'ort (lrt lime tlint one sees a (.lorl ill.', one'ii hciut N lil!ei in- '.v:il(is ii In nelilel nue, tKI It neom iieiir to etie ground on whleli one ii:i freely lie'tel. I"iiu onp ;,re-t'luti-i nml iiili.iiico ; ii nl n mi tor 'el tlie tll-tsiliie lielwe i; lis fniinleer nml oiie'a own II: ilei.c-s t'li.irleH .viiiu-liy. In "Two inrs An." 4 $13'J5 .$1515 . Paul G. Balsier, Distributor lone, Oregon Science lull " lif kllHH leile llllt v n! iiiiiilern Ki jeiiee 1m THE KEYTO EDUCATION True eiltn atliiii imt only upon up (levelupM til-nlert Iniiol. Tlie rhief lei THE SCIENTIFIC SPIRIT Higher ClJlleMtlilll ill I lie f eld lit lipplied nee(. fillllllil! H teclinie.'il ntuily with t!.e f 1 1 n i n uti, i I tr.iiiiini; rKwiitlnl to cltlz'iixli!). Iu ili-Kn-t i j imi the wiiy ii.it niily to l"ailerMlilp lu " the fevenil piiixiilif in, I prolehhim m In life" Imt mIhu to a lltrger I'OtltlllUllll.V wrvlre. ORECON STATi: J.AND-CKANT COLLFXE Miiliitaliii xrl enl. elieinleiilj, llnllie Keonnllili .Military .sdeiiee, helioul o' Il mle l.llirnry I'l'ltetlee Hill" I if l.l. jii.e. l-lflie ei ii, rleell leal. Illilhlll. Minis. I'i,ieiry, Aurleiiltnre, I'Iiiiiiium-.v, h, Vneiiiliiii I IMie Miiim, Ciiiniiieree nml nil fff . i i uir ne. re.llleil enlli ue work. Tin' Ai'ti nml S. l. neiK IiiiliiNlrlol J Hirnii JIhiu. I'M I I-: 1i.im!! ,ii, ni.il Mn-le afforil hihmiiI IihmIi' ami Npeelnli.eil 1 1 1 ielu. For catalogue andollur infor.nation address I lie Registrar Oregon State Agricultural College Cor vail is 4 NOTIC E OK BON O H A I.E. NOTICE IS HKIiKIIV GIVEN tlint ihc umlnrirencd will rec-ivp urniej riiin until 2;0 oViork V. M.. th 7tli iliy of Sep'.i'inUr, l!J?, mid iinme 'linieiy thi-reafter tt( !'' recpivtd will b publicly ufierieU hy the Coun ty Court, ht the County t'eutt Room in the Cuiirthouu in Id ,ipm r, tl; Kon. for the purchixc of un p ut of bnd of Morrow County, for ti e eot ?truetion of purmnni-ril toudi there in in the tarn of on huniirrd twrnty thou'iind dollnrn (SUU.OuO), ttii bondi to b in drnoniinittionn of l, 0OO e:.ch, numbend l to I-''), inclu sive, to hem' d ito of .September I, IM7, nd to ninlyrr nerialiy in nu merical order ul the rat of $'l,(iW on tlie firt day of Srptt mber in men of lie yenrii lM.'l to l'.iJ2, inc'upiee, tlie ii.nt ninturitiK I7H.IHHI pur vlu if -i I tl 4 3 t Itiit nftiuriiiK :iid bfind4 to !, of per nuilly on tin1 i;d y'eptcnilier, : yibl in gold county Treii on, or ut the te of OreEf'H Kegulur preaehing serviceH have been resumed Ht the Chrin tian chutiches at lone find Lexing ton. Pastor Wood conducted Ihe iniiiid post vacation service last Sunday. The Anti Suloon League oi Ihe S'ate of Oregon is arranging fot u series of propaganda meetings in this part of the state. Hilly Sunday s reported to have arrmigtd for a seriep cf gospel meetings ut Hood lviver, next year. Tht Centenary Wilbur Methoo ist Church, of Portland, plans the erection of a $70,(100 community house at East Ninth and Ash. INROLLV ENT 1NCRK ASKS RAPIDLY IX ."!CH SCHOOLS There has been :n almost unhe hevable increase in uirollmenl in Hit high schools of I.'-trth Cat nlina during the last 15 ens. Recently tvmiled ut it'stics show that n lDlH 11 thete were o:il 12,570 P'.'piis e: roile 1 in t North Ctiolina's high scl.o ils, whereas the eiiro'lment for th' year l'J.T)--V)hf 1'J, nn Inc-i-t'ic nf 7f.I( pupils or CSl per cenl. in f i Tt in ears. The ntin Lerof gta Inatei cliinl e.l fr un M0 to ll.:j"2. Of the rum her graduating jear b-foie lit hnly r'.!2 finished at no i-sfandnid hiiih sehooN. STATE L'NIVKKSm' Eugene, Ore. Showing a tit tai enrollment of VS. an inereast- j of more than 23 percent over last (year, th'i Post Session of tin iL'nivtrsity has just ended here, iwith final examinations. Of the total number more than UeiiU were giaduaie tiiudentr, it ih stated py Dr. Dan K Clerk, direc t r, and the work thtotighmit was 'highly concentret'.'d and interest i :lt. A faculty of nine professors : and instructors off.-red twelve c nires at the session. These C tnrses were in teonomics, educa lion, English hislory end p.y .rhaloey. Stu)ents were riquired jto attend classes daily, and two j hours credit were given fur each course taken. Coloring t'cc'.ric Clobe Kleelrle Im iiihP -een; uiiiV IH' rnlly colored li il.ppii, tlolie inln ,i Holtiili.ji i.r eiilli.ii.iin, p eiiuly P 'oil to Mill, with in :in -e s.iluli e in .llo Jinii. I i un. I ruiuie ipiii Ul. 'nillm down, iinlil drj. t j Before contracting or selling your wheat it will pay you to see L. Balsiger t $ representing B. G. and Co. lone, Oregon Moat tmkes the meal. It is appetizing,! X T t :-: lone 'Monr ninrkcf i tnourisliini. and healtlifall. Meat sli'iti'J hi a- r T. . . . , ... . .. t itmponant part of your naiiy menu, bervj it every i J Jay. hellier you cow; into our shop, or phonet t tusyou are sure to rjet f: kind of meat you want. t iiave a large variety o.'cliotce cuts T. K. I'eterson, Prop. ? i "IONK BLACKSMITH SHOP" We are prepared to take care of your shafting requirements by the Installation of an electric key way machine and a stock of shafting in a wide ranjje of sizes. We also have a list of second hand combines for sale. Agency for the Harris Manufacturing Companies new combines. j& J. P. O'Meara, Proprietor j& Under New Management IONE HOTEL lone, Ore. KelurnisheJ and Strictly Up to Date. Commer cial Table First Class. A home away from home, with best meals in Central Oregon. Nice Rooms. 4 SJTL2rrti-Ztl- Good Service. i :iid homifl to boitr iM per annum nml t. u t2,000 par value nf beur interot at ti.e annum, paynble n ,. Iir.it dnyn of Mure ldncijul and lntp;-e t ruin ut the oflce of ' 1 urer in llepimer, ( n llscnl ai-ency of the :' in New York t'ity. All liid mti-.t h i j i'd nipnniiil by u l i.'i 0011.1)1). Tl. court re':en jec nny iind all hi, I . TI) e apprnvir i Me r:i. Teul. Wirif, Si,u!r will be luru. . bidder. CAY M. ' County Cleik, lie (Seal) '- ;:ilition!tl anil ..:.! cheik for ' e litflit to re. J ripiniun lit , MiCulloeh I. d the lutcem- i'JKUSON, ):er, Oregon. .tJ 11.1)0 A. M. 8n! Prayer Meeting, Deficit of 1931,205 Confront! Oregon. Salem, Or. The "late of Oregon on December 31, l'J2H, which marks tbu close of tlie current blcnnium, will fuce a deficit of approximately $fi3 1 2G5 to meet Iu general fund oblifin tlnna, according to a V:v.icn utate ment eompletcd here b.' secretary of state. CHURCH UlUIXTOtt 'ONGKKGATION.M. CHUUCI Itev. W. W. i;:j.M), paslo- aeryic 8:00 P. to Wed., 7:30 Tknucar.d Lille to Spcion Think 'if ini.elm- l.i. .ii e, le, aV ii e','! M.iiij nf Ihe 11111:111. it iiiin hi. ,',vk Xnlure Mii4i,.iie. In (irih-r In IWWII III Ihe rlvei-i i,f III,. SjUVIniilll 1 'iillit iini nf Idaho Hum I I.OiO milea .iuiii the hea. Superior Dtills. 'Ihe name tel s ! ' e mory. I. G Halnitfer. i"fl- ' ij 1 nanaiBa Jack Farris Dermatician. It I 'ay to Look Well Specialist in Bobs Ui Cuba Btj,,,, work on Maine Memorlel HuvaiiB, Cuba. - -Iti iinBtructlim of the monument erected by Cuba to the '"SI memory of tlm Ann rlenmt killed In the Sunday exnloflon of tlie liutile.shlp Maine hun liuen atarted. The monmiient wwh Prayer Mctinif TliiltK, . v.,.,1, ...I ,1.l,,n !,.. I 1 .... n 1 ,.,, ma mirricuna winch oervici'H truck lluvana, Octobui zu. ,n.nn . .. . .... . w.vu n, hi. uiiu o:tJU I CHRISTIAN CHURCH School 1(1.00 A. M. r 1 l. Ii. Oil Attorney At Law Kiret National Bank DuildiiiK Hcppncr Oregon van a h n . u i i g v. is : jr jv x , V'hen Vou Visit Heppner ICat at the Elkhorn Restaurant Good Meals Hest of Service l.uncli Counter ' A. D. HOBDRDO, M. D . Physician and Surgeon Office In Masonic Building Trained Nurse Assistant Heppner : Oiegon B a lif n la i: a I" 12 r ti m 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 iiaamBFiaaiiiaBavaituaaBBaaBaMMriiitiiaoBaaaBn; Dr. A. H. Johnston mokrow cenkral PHYSICIAN & SURGEON HOSPITAL ... -r . ,... Miw .enn WeMfitll, Graduate riione-OlFice Minn 9.IJ ., , ., .. . .,, N'l'Hi', huiieri.iicnilerit. UcHidi'iice Mam 41)2 HEPPNER - OREGON A 'l. Jol,Hton M. a, Phymcian In charge. losn, ri'i-sn.ns mi rkin.ws Rates Reasonable I'rnni thOil to IO:0O A. SI. F.H.Robinson Dr. F. E. Farior Attorney and Counselor at Law DENTIST Will practice in all the Courts Office: Odd Fellows Building IONE, OREGON - Heppner, Oregon.