VOLUME XVI
IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Sept., 23, 1927
NUMBER 17
EPIDEMICS AND
CLOSURES
There is miiaU.i ImpreHslon
that the State Board of Health
should function locally. Only
when a luciil health department
dues not or cannot enforce meas
uren for the prevention of dis
ease, does the State lioutd of
Health bo fuucllon. The state otta
in an advisory capucity. The m-
fcroement of uecessary rcstric
tioni it the duty of the local health
authorities. In the rnniUrof clos-
closure, the State iioard of Health
may conaider the regulation ol
common aarriers and the control
of travel, but the cloHure of
. schools and meeting placet ahonld
be regit ated by the local health
1 authorities.
In every epidemic there ia a
papular demand that the schools
be immediately cloned. Tne clos
ing of schools ia a question nut
t) be lightly decided, for the
closure of achoola means a loss to
the community, and Is wai ranted
only after due consideration and
stuJy. The popular idea that the
schools are if real distributors of
disease is not clearly confirmed
by carefnl observation and study.
The chief argument for it ia the
increase of diphthena, scarlet
fever, measles, etc., during the
school year; but this fact ia by no
meant concus.ve. There, is of
course no question that infection
does lake place through associa
tion of chndre.1 in the schjola;
but the amount of it as compared
with infections through associa
tion outside of school has proba
been exaggerated.
It is, in any case, bad practice
to close the schools and to keep
them closed for weeks without
ony apparent benefit. Experience
has shown that closuie lor a lunn .
r .mrlort than that nf incubation
v "
is of little value. The best author
ities beiieve the reduction of op-
CollltllUi'd (HI HIKH
A "Harris" Combine
Will Work Just Fine.
1 P. O'M tara
- - Ajje.nl J
lone, Oregon
v I
3 & iB.
Keep a Kodak story
of every trip
Wherever you go there's a chance for your Kodak
and a picture for your album. Picture opportunities
never wait keep your Kodak handy.
Our stock of Kodaks is complete. Come in and let
us help you make a selection prices arc from f 5 up.
Kodak Film Expert Finishing
Bullard's Pharmacy
The Kodak Store
Coming to
The Dalles and Pendleton
Dr. Mellenthin
Specialist
III llitci'iuil MimIIcIiii' fur I lie
lllrtt twelve Jl'MTH
DOES NOT OPERATE
4 Will be in Ihc Dalles on Wed's
day Oct. 12, at the Dalles Ho
tel
nd in Pendleton, on Thurs.,
Oct. 13, at the Dorion Hotel,
Oftice Hours, 10.00 A.M
to 4:00 P. M.
ONE DAY ONLY
No Charge for Consultation
lr. Mi'lli'tlilii Ink regular rtwIu
iIh In iiii'illi iiii unit MirKvr.v nmt I
IU'piim-iI ,y the Btntr ( Oregon. Ilf
Inert not opcrnle for rlironlc iippou
Hi llU, itull hIoim-n, nicer of Ntoni
Mi ll, tol.ttlln or iuIi'IiiiIiIh.
Ho lum tn IiIm cretin womli rfnl re
hiiUh In illwiiHcii of tin- nloiiiarli. Ilvi
Iiuwi'Ih, li 'wml, t-klii, in rvi-K, ln-iirl
uMiicy. Iilinlili r, lii-il wetting, cut
nrrli, wi'iik Itinpt, rhi'iiiiiiitlHin, wlnt.
icii, niacin imil rectal nllim-iiu.
Hcltiw nru tin1 million of a fow i.t
till man)' mil lulled piillonl In (ire
Hon, wlm Imve Iiocii trontoil for inn
of tlio iiIiiivh niitix it ciiiimi-h:
Kluier llooltor, ('(union.
CIuih. Honoli, rorlliiiul.
I). ('. Horn, Buiiiiiixa.
I n .1 Milelilit. Kliiiniitti Kail.
OhiiIi-1 Hloliion, Alli'Ritny.
II. K. Nenl. Colilrnl Colli t.
Jihv Hli(Hiilitii. (iltiliun.
lli'MioiiiIxT Die hIhivh (lute, tlml
commit Ion win l lw nnd tlmt lit
tni nt Imlifforei t
M',rl-1' ",,,Ht rucon.puh.
tod li.v tholr hiiriluiniU.
Aililrei.it: 211 llrmlliury lll.ltf.. l.o
AiiKoli'x. Ciiliforiiln.
The Bilfour-Guthrie grain of
fice is located on Main street,
lone, just below the Telephone of
fiee. Op-n everv day nd a I
d i)'. Phone No. 52. Louis
Halbiiter, Aent.
DANGER
Parents will do well to warn
their ci'ildro aairmt pluyiug on
d.;r or around the un i 1 elvvators
an I warehouses, These building'
ere now filled to the limit anr
wari-houres have been, known to
collapse. Let the chldren p'ay
safe and stay away.
Mr. C. M. Sehriver of Kindt
Valley, Oregon was in lone for t
shortllme this week Wayne Schii
ver is working at IheJordan Ele
valor,
Saving Search '
Tlio klml W111111111 imilt'oil 1111 0I1I
iiiiiii, whow rlu'il h'K tvim Kimo, ulaiii
ItiK 1111 Blroi-I inriior with jit
nloxcil IiniIi on IiIk fuoe.
"My piKir mini," l mild, "ure ym
loHl ?"
"No, tim'iim," lie rojillod. "I'm
lnol.lliK for Toiler tlml cut lilt lof
'o(j nlmt 11IT III liiillli!."
"U'lmt In Ilia nniticT"
"I di'ii't kirn llinl." wik the ropl)
Inn he wenr a number Ion Kline."
"I'cir lievoii' nlir, If )-n doli'i
iikiw who lid In, linw 1)0 ynu know h
voum iiutiilx-r' ti lt time)"
"I uln't sur& lie iliH'i. hut II nf nnd
10 reiiwm thoi if he don't, one m
I'olhor of li In k'Ii'K ti Imve troulili
A'llli hid liiuili'in. I.ii'ly, I'm ln,iklm
'or ft rklil loeirod fi ller In n partner;
villi on a ticw piilr nf kIoh-k."
In (it I! and 1 of Love
T know thm l.oc iiliiiic mm tin
(kilniiliiK nf iKiliire nml rri'iiliire. thm
iiithln 1 1 1 1 1 Ijive cir iihii:ikih tin
tvliele unlvi r-e of Ihlnui. Unit the pv
rnllig llmid thul nverruloii nil. tin
viilrlifiil ve thul won Ihn.ii.'h nil, )
nulling Iml oiuol 1 l ,'itt nnd uiiuilwlciii
'jive. ukIiiii 11 n liiflnlly nf aImIiiui. I
;iiv every mUviililcil erenlure fmn
lie iiilsemliln wnik nf Im nwii hnndi
lid liuike tin 1 ) 1 1 k-m and Elory the er
etiinl liilioril;iriif of nil the rroiilhii,
1 II lellei-tliiii tlml nniMt he qull mv
lulling to every Inlellljti'iit ere.iluri
' lut t I ni'tmlMe nf It, rlli. Wllllnn
f.nw. Ilia ICiiuIIkIi mymic. uf tha Kifclil
nilh renliiry.
Whine of the Failure
John l. llixkofelli r Riive a IniKlne
(Irl a hrlclit new dime Hie other da;
at tirnmiiil I'.eai h nnd told her a tur
fe Mlory.
Kiillunn dnii't Illume themwlves,'
be mill, "they Illume the world. The;
never think their work Is bud; the;
think It'll exploited.
"I ued to know a Cleveland iiBI"
hoy Aio Iih, of c(iitrM, turned on'
to he a failure. ItiK Ihm nlil to hln
Wie iliiy :
"Well, Tliiiotliy, I hop you wivg
half of what jrou eat-nT
"llow ran I do that.' the boy
whined, 'when I don't set half of what
Farmers are coming more ant
nore to the idea of lettinii eltc
licity and machinery rather
han muscle do the farm work.
AT CHRIST! N CHURCH
There will be preaching service
it the Christian church, Sunday
vening at 8:00 o'clock.
E. L. Wood, Minister.
pmHrrn
SUITS
TOP COATS i
Our New Fall and Winter Line of I
men s suit and overcoat samples are J
here and they are
come in and have your meaasure taken $ i
for a new outfit.
Bristow &
HEADQUARTERSFORHAR- J
VEST SUPPLIES. WE TRY TO !
PLEASE. '
LOCAL ITEMS
Albert Petlys, whose ciitical
1 IneHs was noted in thei-e columns
lane wiek Is now on the high
roai to recovery.
Mr. GiMift, of Walla Walla, on
if Ihe stock holders of the Turn
A - Lum Company, v,aa in lme
fir a shirt lite, one dry this
etk.
Mr. W. n. Hinkle, of Spokanp,
examiner for the Federal Farm
L an Bank, 18 in lone this veek
checking (U'. Mr. C. B. Huley
he retiring Secrotary Trf8urer
if tht loi-at Federal Farm Loan
Association. A auccessor to Mr.
tuley ras not yet hwn chosen.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Balsiner
w.nt to Portland Tuesday n'jfht.
eturniiig Wednesday with a new
indson car for E I Lindetjan.
Alice Head is now a student
tt the Monmouth State Norma!
U-rtool.
Ed Linden an! family are
.ilnnning a motor trip to WiUam
ft va'lny pjints.They expect to
ejin their itinerary, Sa'orday.
Combined Fanning Mill and
V'heat Trcater. Ililicst grade
J'ppcr Carbonale for wheat treat
. PaulG. Balsiger
LEGION HALL
THEATRE
Here ate a few ol the pictures
ve have contracted for 1927.
ttpt. 10. . . .Steppin' Out
Heut. 17 . Pain and Powdet
?eot.24. The Danger Signal
Oct. 1st. Lu'e of the Wild.
Oct 8th. Some Pun'kins.J
Cut this out and keep it for
uture reference. We will, only
aise prices when the price of
irogram compels us to. Dont
iiiss a Bingle number of this con
Met. American L'gion
lone Oreuon
i ol FORD
T y-v wv T
la
ffJA Complete Line? 3
o-J For Both" fa
CARS 8n
op RUCKS
il MALtiint srijr
. Ai litlia llt
. . .niniiii, I
and
t
T
mighty nice, better t
Johnson
On account of the Ileppntr Ito.
deo proyram for Saturday evei
i'lP", the regular Saturdav show
of the L"tinn Ila'l Theatre wis
1 rmenteo FiHay eveninjr. Ar
'ouncomert of the change was
made by means of hand bills.
Miss Linea Troedson left, Fri
day niht, for Coivali where
she will resume her co'lee wort ,
Mrs, Lee Howell has been ir.
disposed this we-k, apparently
With atiRineerinKcre.;campedj
in the city park nb a ekiiled
workman preparing the cross
arms for the service pole?, it be
girs to look as (hough the rew
iine of the Sherman Electric Co
may soon be completed into lone.
Of the local teaching corj.3,
airs, thrown and miss wells are
d imiciied at the hotel, M.ss Vin
son and Mr Wirtz lodging at Mrp.
Hale's and taking thtir mtals tt
Mrs. Forbes'.
Cooh. Preserver
A colli of vurnioh may he sipi'lliil
over the fineM IimpIi-J leuihir or other
hiMik IiIikIIh: without fc-.ir nf Injuring
the color or nppeiirnnoo In any wny
The Idea la a S'id 0110 for the protee
lion of rnre old tonka, since the vnr
nlli furiin n moist-proof, wear-refh t
Ins (tint whlrh will preserve the cover
lloh'flnllely. It In a C"o'l Idea, ton. for
i-liililri-ii'a hook, whlcli goon nlum
lliii.er prints and other n!i:iia of wi-;ir;
r fur the rook hook, nhlt-h l II!:! 1;
lo hecoino itted and tthky. The
iriishnhli' varnish liinke the hindlifc
nentcr ami the book more cinitury
"AUeraftont to Phase"
The Kiuillnq little man hu-tlid lull
he tullor'a and asked tn nee eotm
eiidy iii.'nle mlm. lie wna ehen r.
holce. "I'll tnke this one," lie until
if you'll make any alterations I re
liiiie." "Certainly, fir. heium-d tin
l.iilnr. "All alterallotn free. lr j-.m
ri ad ciii" advert I wtnent." "I did," unlit
'he ctMoincT. "Juitt aller the price,
iicn, f.iun forty dol'ara to Jf-.venty flvi
md I'll hike the suit with nie."
COLE HAS THE COAL
Fancy CtB'leGate coa at the
Fa met's Elevatir.
Smokers s'srted 31 fins and
n.irtsmen 16 fires in-the Dts
hutes Natirra! fo'est this year.
Lea J. Wool, 15. M. J
J Accreriiied piano teacher. $
J Lexington, Oceyon. 1
No oie can afford to be care
ss aliout fire hazards just he
ause he thinks he is fu'ly iusured
hudsonTessex -
SUPER-SIX
Paul G. Batsigcr, Agcpt.
At Paul G. Balsiger's
FROST REPELLERS
These cool mornings are a reminder
lof the VT.'er that is
I PREPARE YOUR-SELVES
IW1TH WARM CLOTHING
I A large stock of
;r$, Stag Shirts, etc.,
PENDLETON
BERTMASOI
COMPLIMETAUY PARTY ,
GIVEN IONE LADIES .
Mrs. C cil YounK and Mrs;
Ma y Yountf weie tl.o Rucsts of
honor at a social eat h-i ing of the
Dorcas Scciety at te Paul G.
BaUiuer hi. me, last Thursday.
The !a lies present were Mrs.
Cecil Young, Mrs. Mary Younp;
Mrs. Alice Keller, Mrs. Lydia
Bu'sigtr, Mis. Peterson, jdrs. ,
Lilian BalBiirer. Mrs. W. E. Bui-
lard. Mrs. L. E Dick. Mrs. C.
A. Low, Mis. Jennie Mc Murray,
Mr. John Louv, Miss Helen BaU
siRer, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Jackson,
and Mrs. Smi'.h.
A number of musical selections
were rendered bv Helen Balsiger
and Eleanor Builard.
Atthecloae, lightreireshmenta
wete served.
CHICKEN DINNER
Chicken dinder will be served
caferia style at the Christian
Church parlors, Friday evening,
Sept. CO. Dinner will be ready at
6:00. P.M.
FRIDAY SEPT 30
Final rctun limit Oall
Your last opportunity to
go East on exceedingly low
round trip summer excur
sion fares. Liberal stop
overs going and returning.
At will uQ yta ttKl far tram ranr
or a4 feolp mmp oat yvar torarr.
U N S 0 M
PACIFIC
TUB CV COAiD Ruwn
J. w
Honk. Apt.,
Imie, On null
coming. ,
new Blazers, Sweat-t
Just in. See the new:
BUCKAROO f
fi flft ft
r w zr its
E.I A A
Jmfnwsend
SHIRTS J