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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1927)
c -A"M THE 10NE INDEPENDENT Published Every Friday by V. '.V. HEAD, Ftliior l'tiblishcr SUIISCRU'TION Jiic Year. .... $1.50 vix Month 75 liree Month 50 Kntercd a second class matter at he pmtuli'ire at lone, "Orison, under rt t.f March i. 1S."9 Friday, Sept. 16 1927 I Tti lie discontented with the the divine i- , . . .u . vi-ur flowers. i..'fi(ej ix the verr genu ol the tint , moWth nfn j Safety first is ore of the leasl Chntrcs Kingsier. ; P inful habits. MY AIM , By G. L'nnaous Bunks I live for those w ho love rre. who? e hearts are kind and tri e, . For the heaven that smiles above me and awaits my spirit too; J For all huivan tics that bind me, for the task by Cod assigned me; J J For the bright hopes yet to find me, and the & od that I can do.t I live to hold commvnion with all in virtues line t To emulate their glory and follow in their wake: Wards, patriots, mattyrs .sages, the heroic tf all ages, Whos deeds crowd History's pagis and times great volume make J I live 1 1 hold communion with all that is divine, To feel there is a uni n 'twixt Nature's heart and mine; To profit by affliction, reap truth frtm fields of fiction, Grow w iser from conviction, and fulfill Cod's gtand design. X I live to hail the reason, by gifted ones foretold, J When man shall live by reason and not alone by gold; X When man to man united, and every wrong thing righted. The whole world shall be lighted as Eden was of old I live for those wno love me, for those who know me true; For the heavm that !rr.i!cs ;t(( n,;!;v;:'! njtiiiftf. For the cause that lacks assistance, for the wrong that needs For the future in the dittai ce, DANCE DANCE AUSPICES AMERICAN LEGION t v ' ,Jv d' fV vIL 4 li ... ,. mL. .Hi I , " ' Hi, .1 . i t if- i J I. .i J 4, I BOB FLETCHER, S IONE, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21 VAUDEVILLE STUNTS t .cis of Pen - Thev ; 1 I of 21 daee booklets er ti I" 1-eiltS Heroes. Thus, far foirr o these booklets have been pnhlisl eJ an 1 can be obtained frde t f charge from the IVtland brand of tne Metronhlitan and aUo ol the office of the Oregon Tn t n cu loia Association, 310 FiiZpaw tfc B!ock.-The four that have Bpucir eJ deal with Uf. lives ami ai-cm plishments of Ed war-d Jm.:tr, originator of smallpox vacau.-, Eiward Livingstone Trjieau, pioneer of the tuberculosis sana t i irn mvemiiut, Vall r Hed, msnti ned abavp, ar.c Lo jis Pas tjur, Frenco bacterioU gist, the first three of these are mtive Aneaicani and Paf-teur wasclot,e ly a.SJciatid witll a tiumber of American scientists ol t..e lime Walter Heeo'a work in proving hat theAcpi'S Acgypti monquiio was Hip only ca rier of vellow fi?ver paved the way for tin work of General W C. G. rgas i ho ue?d lbs canal zore limn tins peit and wade poisible the bui d mg of the Cltial, lione by the Mitr p !i.an L fe lnui'd ice C )m;jany in a leries JJest giade of Copper Cai bon rite, far wheat trealu r at Paul U. Ualsigei's, lcne, USED MACHINERY FOR SALE, one Dain stacker wiih buck rakes, one John leerc mwer, one three horsejohn Deer engine, one two bottom Deer, stoel plow. You can save money cn any of this machinery IJRISTOW & JOHNSON Watching the scenery nstt ad of the traffic causes accidents. av it with brakes and savt resistance, acTll e feed that I ;n t'o. KOU iD-UP BAND Make Ymi Sfpn r (-4 rm -iit.c Aiii'fi.Tcu vni iin.d 'H' t l.ll I 1.11, A m:i,istcr using h:c electric ii'n in the front church yard dis it'ived thU stimulating bit of ot'ginalitj: " IT Life Worth! he Living? That Depends Upon Tie Liver." When Eonr owner of i funnybone hung a home pa lite ' car I acvertifing pills below tht sip-n, the nrnisterculd'nt aee Ih joke, But hi sign att a: en a' tention, a thine which churchts all over the land fre dtiig with e Vctric advertising nowadays. Not bo lor g ago churches shun ned outdoor advertisii gasoneihi cut. But fol'owing in tie staid foot steps of the banks, they are no using elrcttlc ligat in vs i t forms. Letter signs, i It mit.ater and va ion? other f rs of cut. dooor lightidg are helping to till thc4;ew8, Acpiilfnla Burning that the o!er Teliow is oing to be carelesB. Keep j our cy s unu nii.,d on the traffic. Jn;:c.-.e;! Defensive Art 'i lii-M, r Jin ji.:r.. ,,,, ,)f lll.il.'lle lll;i Hrwllin,!, ulilcli kecw 1 ",' '""'V ' K Inliili.K, n.,1 h.. iiiilea It lo i,i.,. ; nnmk wlih l. Ixiily cnv.-iT.I only will, hrwhvH Mini " J;,,;,'f- It etllllVHllw llllllk- riwt of Hie cj, haii.l tin. I r.,ot It ' A I V T N MONTANA MASONS GIVE CEMENT TO BRITISH Desiring to have some part in the construction of the great Ma sonic temple now being built in London by the Grand Loilgo of liigland and wishing to express thir ailmiration and nspect of tliat Grand Lodge nsthe Mother Grand Lodg of the world, the Masons of the Grand Lolgeof Montana sent to England n half t ne of Montana cement to be u ed in cementing together Borne of the stones in the Masonic tern pleh London, the corner stone of which was !aid Ju'y 14 "We hope this cement, thus i.jread in your new temple, will $. mbolize a new and binding un ion between the Mother Lodge of the v"orld ana Hie Grand Lodge tf Montana, and as our Montana cement becomes stronger with au soniHy the ties of brotherly 'ove thus strengthened beet me 8 oniter as the years g"hy," re id pnrt of he letter aent to itu Grand Lodite of E-Rlai d. Sir Franeif DuVis, Provincial Grand Master of Worcestershire, representative of theGrand Lodge of Montana neut the United Grand .-due of England said in answer: "If 1 may say so, the Montana brethren have betn happily in spired in choosing cement, as by :0 doing they symbolize the close brotherhood of Freemasons all over the world and more espe cially among English speaking opl.s." MuloV' Derivation The word automobile vu taken from the Greek "auto," inclining self, plan the I. ntln "niolillU," mt'iinlnf lunvHlile. It i of French orlnln nnd In nn tuljeetlve un ci a ii noun. In Iti lltNt usujp It wa upl'H'il only to Ifiisure vehicles ur eurrlnire. The ti-riii nn created M meet the uml'lcn il 'mi: ml for m wnnl In ilcm-rllie the h .ir i'li-s., or nelf irii lllns velmks In the Cautt of MtJicint T. M'lllcul It-.:ranic ucitjr of rtntrl. ml Iium i-iolwd a pluii wiivrtby lit U'litt who hae mt niilirli iit nu-:in 0 tu' iiicdlnil pructU'e mil jr ikiw In it HircilL'ti u synU'in nf hmni. Thin ci h-'il.TtM sv.'ut 11I1I to nieillclne Character Revealed To he ti'inplfd to iinui'r hihI hnld the ri-lit'llioua tongue In ullfuce, toj-rin In the tpmpentuou Hilill that II the height of food breeding. It U lUo the Judication of a great character. Kt iciuuiga, . "SUPREME AUTHORITY WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY THE MHRRtAM WEBSTER Because HundrcJi of Supreme Court Judges Concur In highest praise of the work as their Authority. The rresidenri of all leading Uni versities, Collrgrj, and Normal Scltools give their hearty injur je mens. All States that have adorned a hrge dictionary as itaruLml have tionak The Schoolbooks of 'Si Countnr adhere to the VtcrriunvWebtter system of diacniic.l r-,3rks. The Govcrnmen' r-!r,:!ng Office at Washington aw. !. as auihorio. V.'RITE U,t HmrU r i of ill Nn UWi, tprrifrwn uf C. " zx snd India r.(u, tftkE 0.4C. Lodge Directory IONE LOIXii: No.K'l A. K. it., M Mi-etH every flrnt nn I llilnl Wedn,.. lmy ofem-li inontlt, . M Jiimm Hid die; Keey , I.oeiiHt C'linitiT N.i nn o. k MeetH the iwiroiiil nini mirtli Tne. (lay of eneli muii t,h v. M MrB, i , Hecjr., Mrs. 10 K f.ODHK No. 1 :!.-,. I. ti i Meets every Hnttirdi.v t'venliiK. N ti T V.. Troue; Secy , I. Howell. lit 'NCI I Q It A SS Ii KI'.I'.K A II No. 1)1, I. ). O. V. .MeetH fiiKt and thin Thurmliiy of eneli iiton Ii. N. U lr i Hwy. r.. ft Bering f '',';. : tl'jjitj. Church News Notes ol Inkiest to All Local Denominations. - At a business meeting of the C. E Society of I he lone Chris tian Church, Wednesday, officers were elt cted as ollows: Pi evident, llni.'l Akets; Vice Pres., Mildred Smith; Secretara Treasurer, Thel ma Forbes, At a basinets meetin? of the Congregational Church, Wednes day evening, It was voted to re sume the service of public wor ship, Sunday morning. For the present services will be held only at the morning hour. A defin'te religious prograrr, in woith it is planned to have the students of the univetBity take a part, was outlined nt a meeting of the ministers of Eujene whji university Chrstisn workers, Mon day norn at the Aiieiioi age. A thre fold progtam, as outlined by Kev. Honry D.vis, in charge of Unitee Christiuu work on the campus, wrs approved by those present. This program calls for an inspirational hour of wo. ship on Sunday, the gormation of rel . gious groups in which the ttu dents will ai-sume leadership, and discussion group in undei the auspices of the churches, far talks on the leading problems ol day. The soial program in w hich the churches are to take, part wa also outlined at this meeting. Ft i .lay, Sept. 30, will be "chnruh night." On Oc.otur 9 students be urged to alien 1 then churches, and present their letteis irom home churches lor ufi'iliat. ed membership. It ig then plan ned to organize wotk with the affiliated stujentstakingthelead. CHURCH LUKECTOkt FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. Pi ay er Meeting, Thur., 7:301. M. t'ONGHLGAllONAL C11UUCH Uev. W. W. HEAD, Pastor Serrices 11:00 A. M.:C. lu. lC.4j, P. M. Prayer Meeting. Wed., 7:30 HHS1 CHRISTIAN CllUKl'H Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Prayer Meeting Thura. livening Services C. E.: 6:30; Preaching Service, at 7:30 P. M. MISSING GISLS Chief of Police Jenkins of Port land, reports 262 girls missing in Porlandin 1920, i)i of whom have n ?ver been found. Suptrior Drills. Tho rame tells lie story, p. G Balsiger. Jack Farris Dermatician. It Pays to Look We i Specialist in Bobs. C. L SWEEK Attorney At Law First National Bank Building fleppner . Oregon When You Visit Heppner ' Eat at the Elkhorn Restaurant I ft f l r . . n uuuu iMtdis uesr. oi ?erwce Lunch Counter ID. MCMUSDO, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office In Masonic Building Trained Nurse Assistant Heppner : Oregon Before selling your wheat it will jj pay you to see L Balsiger jj representing lone, :-: lone Meat market :-: i : - Meat makes the meal. It is appetizing,: i -nourishinii ami hcalthfull M.f cKmii.l ha iimportant part of your daily menu. Scrvs it everv i Iday. Whether you com? Into our shop, or phone:: Z tusyou are sure to get t!rj kind of meat you wantJJ ; ; We have a large variety of cliotce cuts. ' ? : T, E. Peterson, Prop. v "IONE 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 range of sizes. We also have a list of second hand combines for sale. Agency for the Harris Manufacturing Companies new combines. j j& J. P. O'Meara, Proprietor 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 ENClNES, ! MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR WIND MILLS. WINONA WAGONS. PAUL G. BALSIGER lone, Oregon Dr. A. H. Johnston PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Phone-Office Main 933 Keatdence Main 492 HEPPNER OREGON IOSH, TUIiSDAYS nd FRIDAYS From 11:00 to 10.00 A. M. F. H. Robinson Attorney and Counselor at Law Will practice In all the Court IONE, OREGON contracting or B. G. and Co. Oregon a Good Service. MORROW GENERAL HOSPITAL Miss Zena Westfall, Graduate Nurse. Superintendent. A, Ii. Johnston M. D., Physician in charge. Kates Reason able Dr. F. E. Farior DENTIST Office: Odd Fellows 'Building r Heppner, Oregon.- 4 SI