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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1927)
sit: . , i , , v-1,-zisrz THE 10NE INDEPENDENT WEATHER REPORT FOR French Claim "AmerUet" fUisleiil lstoiliin I I'liuio mm leinl lliul lli fiiiiiillur music nl "America" nnJ "Ood Suva (lie King," wlileli was iiipsi(l to tw un old tier mini air, was really comimseil liy the I'm i nuts l.tilll, nmsletiin to l.e-nls XIV It Ik claimed tit air win coiiiinI n tlio occasion of tlie kin recmci In)! from sickness and was first sung lij- the pupils of tlie St. Cyr f ItIf" m'liMil. Trying Hard to Pleaae I.ixiIxm, tlie colored kitchen nuilil, wiis from tlie country, hut she wut energetic and learned fust. I'nrt of tier duties was to water the rem mid -limine tlie water In Hie i!"ldllh howl. Ilir mistress asked lict n the c mid day:, "Mil yn reinemlier to empty the witter tinder the retrace uteri" "Yes, ma'iim, I eniilled II und put In fresh wiilcr."- Indluuiipollu Church News SEPTEMBER Total prec pit t'.ion i PO Total hiiov fall o Number ol el i ir days 9 Partly cUv tjjr Jays U Puhliheil V.vtry Friday by '.V. W..HEAD, F.dltor ruUiihcr Notes ot Interest to All Local Denominations. Before contracting or SUBSC'RUTiON line Year ,....$1.50 vix Month ' 75 . hrce Months . .... .50 l-.tttercd as second ' class matter it 'he postofi'ice at lone, Oregon, under not of March i, 1879 Friday, Oct. 7 1927. 'Til tducatinn forms tlietommon mind: fust as the twig is bent, the tree's inclineti. NEAR EAST RELIEF Northwest Director and Field Worker Visit lone and Vicinity. selling your wheat it will pay you to see L. Balsiger representing B. G. and Co. lone, Oregon Cloudy d yi ; M. 10 L'ithtFitit KillirtR o Storms .. ' Prevailing wind West Total precipitation since Sept. 1st... ' 1.6I For the corres ponding period astyear 0.71 K. K. HAKMSOS 'Cooperative Oiserrer, Found Cvt Ir. r X. tells of it wmuun who told Iut physlclnn of lier pains and symp toins, forfeiting mine. Al tlie end of tlie recitiitlon the doctor ssktnl how old she wax. Sin? replied that she was forty. Perilling that a look it her Wood pressure mli;ht 'help In diagnosis the doctor made preparn lions for Mine, attarliiiis the nihher part of the testing machine to her ana Turning her head to witness the demonstration, the now much nlurmed patient, noted the Indicator rapidly rlsiiie. thirty, thirty-five, forty, when she Interrupted the doctor with. "Oh. I'm sorry; I see you can find nnt my age with that machine. I am real It furlv eiirht." Hoston Ol-ihe. Need for Misionar:ei A missionary In the Solomon Islands who asked his home hoard to send hlin help prohahly didn't read Ids let ter after he wrote It. Here It Is: "Our small force of brethren seem to lie nlnuilutely unable to cope with the distress which prevails in this dark and benighted land of .-ann:linU Many of the natives are starvln? for food. Please send a few mure ml aloliurlei." Capr' Weekly. KVl A--. Its f i T W 1-1. - it THK MrKIC-M.VI JR. AND MRS. WILLIAM BEEK, -Th. Muslc-Und Entertainers." present a program of rocal and Instrumental numbers with hot el:y features added. Mr. Ueek li a versatile younj artist whoia major work Is on cornet and trumpet He ilvei character Impersona tions and will be heard In banjo numbers. Mrs. Beek la a brilliant ph nlct and a vocalist of considerable attainment with a lyric soprano ru.ee of brilliant timbre. They art to appear her aooa. . ' c Farm Leaders Harold C. Etimson, Donor Annually, of a Fine Heifer; Club Girl, Carmen Daniel 1926 Winner And Her Prlie. Each year Harold C. Rlltnson, owner of the famous Hollywood Farm of WashltiKtiin, present a splendid ilolnlcin heifer for the best work, In Livestock activities, clone by ( lull boys and Klrls In the Northwest, ( srmiin Dunlel of Cove, Oregon, outstanding Club girl In Holxtelli activities In thu United mates for l2fl, wni the winner of lust year's awurd. Over ll.uoo boy j rrl ilrla are do ing Club work la Ore-tt, an equal 1 lurge nuuibei la ' .'ilngtoo, and Q 5) h-Hvc?i t fa -la Adverlizir.z; "What Is the Idea ol that old fel low's tiikliic the road warning sIk VUSVK.' and sllcklns It up In his front yard?" asked a motor tourist In lh. Or-iirks. "I reckon likely he wants to cet his oldest daughter married off," replied Jig Klddlln of Claphonrd Spring. "What In the world has the word curve." to do with It?" "I reckon you hain't seen the ahiip, of his p'tu oldest gal, have youT" Kansas City Star. Common Name for Calt Nancy, uge four, sat oil the hack tcMs at grandmother's holding one of 'he many kittens which lived there, "Mother, she called, "come see vint a nice kitty this Is." "Via. It Is." replied mother, "and vh.it Is that kitty's name!" "Oh," sold Nancy, "all of Brand mother's kittles have Hie same naiiie." That's queer," said mother, "What Is their name?" "Why, their name Is Scat," said N'ancy. r KXTKRTAIXEItS Making J in llie over SOO.ono in the United Slain at lurge. t Hoys' and Girls' Club Work la found at its best at Camp Plummur during the week of tha Annual Pa cific International Mvuslock Expo sition at Portland, to be held this year October 29 to November t. In clusive. Here the Northwest's fu ture agricultural and livestock load ers obtain ona week's practical in struction in the science of farming. Boys and girls corny from nil part of the Northwest to participate In the Inspiring exercise held annu ally at tlie rump. . Over $100,000 In premiums art given each year at the Pacific In ternational for exhibit of Purs fired Livestock and Agricultural Products. The Exposition comblue great Livestock Know, Dairy Prod uct Bliow. Land and Manufactur ers' Show, Northwest Fox 8how, Wool Know, Industrial Exposition, i.nd the worlo'i greatest Horse Hhow. That thu Paeiric International la ono of the great ei;sM of Agricul ture and Livestock interests In tills western country I now conceded without question. 1&0.U00 poople from ull parts nf the ration ar ex pected to attend this year. Special lare audmie third rates to l'ortlund during the Exposition ure to be In effect on all tha leading railroads of th Northwest will pay rash Will Seek to Revive Father-to-Son Lettert Letter writing by fathers to sons who are away from home, eep lallj t:Hng si liool ' v. I heciL itiig a lost ar the : vl .-.I of which will he urged dining the comb' year by :i group of Hliicailoual ami religious organlss Inns. Although closer companionship he wihii father and son la cnnstnnily he ns emphasised, it I asserted Hint here are few parents In these modern lines whose correspondence gives the out Illinois counsel concerning homely littles that was customary In the lust onttiry and Is contained In the col lected works of many great men of he country, A model falher to-son letter has Just en dlsi-overed by the Women's Home ' ompanlon In some unpuhllshed let ers of Itobert E. Lee. It waa written "3 years ago, and says: "You must study to be frank with he world; frankness Is the child if loliesty and courage. Suy what yon nean to do on every occasion and I'ke It for gran toil you mean to do rhat Is right. "Nearly a'ewihiry ago there came the dark day' when the sun waa slow y extinguished as an eclipse. Mem 'er of the legislature of Connecticut 'i session shared the general awe and -rror, believing tlie Day of Judgment 'u:il come. Someone, in tlie coiisternn lou of the hour moved for adjourn neat but an old Puritan lender, luv nport KUuifonL C cli red that If the 'nst day bad come h wrnntet to lie found at hi place of duty. He moved i hat rnndlew be brought so that the house could proceed. "There wee quietness In that man's mind -the quietness of heavenly wis dom an Inflexible willingness to obey present duty, luty, then. Is the sub limes t word In our language. Do your duty In all thing Ilk th old Puritan. Ton cannot do mora. Ton should nvr wish to do less."' Statement of tha Ownership. Man atfement, etc., Beiiiilre!! by Act of Cimitivsa of August 24, lnU, nf I line Independent, iiililulied weekly at Im, Un-gun, for Oct, 1 wr,. iliti.r, MniinKliiK Killtnr. W. W. end; Pulillslnr, W, W. Ileml; lone rcjrimjowriier, W. W. Ilend louc' OreKuii, Known bond biilders, tnorttrairee ml otlier aecnrlty holders, bold ln I -r cent or more of total amount o onds, nuirtgiii s, or other aecurl- tlee. None. W. W. Had. Manager. 3orn toand subscribed btfore ne this 1st day of Oct. 1927. F :i. Robinson. Notary Public 4y Commission expires, 2 32-2 i Lodge Dir.ctoryJ Morrow I'ntmlT I tiiniintjrniiKe Muster, ( has. Icklnmler Hecy. exl in etlnir 0E I.OHOK No.ljn X.r.AA. M leets every llrst mi I liilnl Velm-a-ny oleacli inoiilli. U. M. Jason lilt I le;Kecy , W. E.Ittil it I Locimt f lniiter N'n. l), P leeta llieaeconil ilnl fourth Tiles liiy uf eiieh niontli V . M Mr. W. E 'iillpjM.Recy., Mra Ilntli Muaon. IO.B LOIMJENo. IK, I. o. O. F Mwt every Hut lining eveiilnf. N. t. T (!. Troice; Hecy , le Howell. HUNCH OIIASS KKItKKA II No. HI, I. O. t). V. Meels flint ami third Tliursilny oleiicli 1111,111 h. N. U Mrs ;Hecy.,Wr. The lone Hotel for fresh egR", . ' " fwJAylIis Brown Mi( Brown presents the cause of the Near East Kelicf at Lex intiton, Sunday. She will address meetings at both ConKrexational and Christian churches. CARD OF THANKS We wish to!1 hank those v.ho?e neighborly helpfulness and sym-j pathy was so freely extended to, us in the illness and death of our mother. The Balsiger Fa miles CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heart felt thanks for thesympatey and kind helpfuluesa of our friends! in the bereavement of our son ar.d btolher, Klmer Leroy. Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Swanbon and ffmily. Church Directoiy FlitS r BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School at 10:00 A. M. Prayer Meeting Thur., 7:MP. M. CONGREGATIONAL CHUKQI Re. W. W. HEAD, Pastor Services 1 1:00 A. M.:C. E. at 6:43. P. M. Prayer Meeting. Wed., 7:30 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Prayer Meeting Thurg. Evening Services C.E.:6:31; Preaching Service, at 7:30 P. M. Jack Farris Dermatician. It Pays to Look Well Specialist in Bobs. C.LSWEEK Attorney At Law First National Bank Building Heppner Oregon When Vou Visit Heppner Eat at the Elkhorn Restaurant Good Meals Best of Service Lunch Counter A.D. I'CMURDO, II. D. Itiyslcian and Surgeon Office in Masonic Cuildlng Trained Nurse Assistant Heppner : Oregon t , :-: lone Meat market :-: Moat mikes the meal. It is appetizing,: : nourishing, and healthfull. Meat should be ani: ; important part of your daily menu. Serve it every; ; ijday. Whether you com? Into our shop, or phone:! jjusyou are sure to tfet tlii kind of meat you want ; ; We have a large variety o.'chotce cuts. ; T, E. Peterson, Prop. ; 'tA.A,.i : rl '10NE BLACKSMITH SHOP' We are prepared to take care of your shafting requirements by the installation of an electric key way machine anJ 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. P. O Meara, Proprietor j& Under New 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 ENGINES, MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR WIND MILLS. WINONA WACONS. PAUL G. BALSIGER lone, Oregon Br. A. H. Johnston PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Phone -Office Residence Main 933 Main 492 HEPPNER - . ORECON IONB,. TUHSOA VS end FKIDA S From 9:(X) to 10.00 A. M. F. H. Robinson Attorney and Counselor at Law Will practice in all the Court IONE, OREGON 4mi Management l Good Service. . MORROW CENERAL HOSPITAL Miss Zena Westfall, Graduate Nurse. Superintendent. A. II. Johnston M. D Physiciah In charge. Rates Reason bli . Dr. F; E. Farior DENTIST Oflice: Odd Fellows Building Heppner, Orejon.
