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VOLUME XVI
10NE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Oct. 14, 1927
NUMBER 20
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EASTERN STAR TO HOLD
CONFERENCE, OCT. 20
Worthy CrarvJ Vatron Barnes,
Of Crantt Pass Will Be
Preaent VUitlng Chap
Will Put On Work
Tha Order o( tht Eastern Btar
will hold district conference
In Heppner on Thursdsy evening,
October 20lh. .The meeting will
begin promptly a; eight o'clock,
at the Maianic hell.
Tbe Chapter! of lone and Arl
ington wil meet with Ruth Chap
ter, and the visiting chapter! will
exemplify the degree work. Mm.
Mars are t Barnes of Grant! Pass,
worthy (trend matron will be pre
ent., Following the meeting, a
banquet will he served In the
dining hall.
'27 FOOT BALL SCHEDULE
Oct 15 Umatilla at lone.
Oct 22
Oct 19
Nov.5
Nov.ll
Heppner at loiie
lone at Fosail.
lone at Heppner
The Balfour- Guthrie grain of
fice Is located on Main street,
lone, just Mow the Telephone of
fice. Opn -every day and all
lay. Phono No. 62, Louis
Balsiger, Agent.
OUR CONGRESSMAN HERE
Hon. N. J. Shnot was in lone
Wednesday and paid the Independ
ent office a call. Representative
Sin not is following his establish) d
custom of vimtlng every pirt of
bla tiati id during the long recer.
This is no small job as will be
eeea hen t conaider that single
counties in lteprenenalive Sin
not's distrist embrace a greater
Area than some entl.e slates of
the Union.
ATTENTION
ODD FELLOWS!
You are urged
Saturday night, October 15, 1927.
V
Well
ore like well
Remington
Portable
TK Rwopihrnl Loubr to
Sob and Popularity
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BULLARD'S PHARMACY
The Kodak Store ,
BIG WHEAT TRAIN
Wheat ihl pi g fron branch';
points Is geing on at aliv.ly
rate these days, but so far the
Urgent single train reported wss
made up last night. Thirty car
loads of the golden gra n were
Included in this traih when it
reached Heppner Junction. Even
at this rate, however, it will be
several months before all of the
1027 crop ia movd to market. A
Utile more active selling is re
ported this week. Us Portland
price quotations having gone up
several cents with the market
steady.
CHiett Time
Johnston's Chocolates "She
knows how good they are."
Bullard s Pharmacy.
The United States produced 2
billion dozen eggs last yesr. This
is at the rate of about 7C0 eggs
each second.
Warehouses at Condon have
received more than 1.600.0CO
bushels of wheat this season.
There is no more important
stats or national duty than to
diffuse information about' fire
prevention.
Combined Fanning Mill and
Wheat Treater. Highest grade
Copper Carbonate for wheat treat
ing.
PaulG. Balsiger
COME! COME! COME!
To the Pentecostal Mission,
Fridsy evening, October 14, 15,
16 and bear the fiery Evangelist,
Bro. Arntsen, who wss once
blind but was healed by the heal
ing . power of onr Lord Jeaus
Christ according to Isa. 53;5; Jas.
5:14, and who will give his expr
ience of Salvation.
Dunt fail to titer him.
to be present at lodge,
LcCntifltf
- dressed reports
- dressed people
DON'T make any mistake about
the part appearance playe in
your college work. Neatly type
written reportt,lecturt t ran scrip
tiona and theaea create a favorable
Impreeaion on the"powera that be.'
Oet a Remington Portable and
dreee op your work. Your pro
feaaora will appreciate the clean
cut, legible writing and the
chancel are thla appreciation wil'
U reflected In the marks you got.
Remington Portable ia the port
able. It la the smallest, lightest,
and moat compact machine with
four - row atandard keyboard.
Handiest, fastest, most depend
able, and simplest to Operate.
Weighs 1 pounds net Can bo
bought for as little as $10 down
and $5 monthly. '
LOCAL ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson,
who resided in lone for awhile,
have moved to Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Craven of tht
Pacific Light and Power Company
have taken apartments in the
Harris building.
Mr. and Mrs, C. Frsdricksen
of Seattle spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. M. Fredrick-
serf The latter Mr Fredricksen I
employed by the County in the
engineering cepartment.
Carload shipments of fresh
friut aud vegetables have prscii
cully doubled in the last eigl t
years.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dina hate
been visiting in Richland th.
past week.
David Head is repoitid as ill
with influenzs. At present he if
bsing cared for at the University
infiimary.
OBITUARY
Celestine Balsiger was born i
St. Gallen, Switzerland, in 184.
and died of heart failure caused
bvold age. at the home cf he -
son, Paul Balsiger, in lone, Ore
gon on Wednesday, October 5,
1927, afterr a two weeks illnesn,
btinggti years and three month
of age.
ShecrosseJ the Ocean to Aracr
ica when only eight years of ag",
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Arnold Kietraann, who setthi
witb their family on a farm net
Highland. III. With them can
also Ferdinand Balsiger, then i
young man, whom later, whi
of mature age, abe married ir
1858.
In 1891 she emigrated with ho
husband to Oregon, whera tin ir
Continued on page 4.
WANTED
To rent Piano for the Period of
the current school yesr. Liberal
compenestion and good care. No
children. Write to H- M-, ca-r
lone Indepeneent.
Oregon growers have sold six
arloads of blooded sheep to ?ov
FOIt SALE
Standard make of pieno in this
vicinity wilt be sscrificed. Mrnt
sell at once. $10 monthly. Write
Tallman Piano Store, Salem, Or.
AT CHRISTI N CHURCH
There will be preaching service
at the Christian church, Sunday !
evening at 8:00 o'clock.
E. L Wood. Minister.
iivjlioana
TOP GOATS
! Our New Fall
:; men's suit and overcoat samples are
j: here and they are mighty nice. Better
come in. and have your meaasure taken
:: for a new outfit.
Bristow
i HEADQUARTERS FOR H AR
: VEST SUPPLIES. WE TRY TO j I
X PLEASE.
Mr, D. J. Bonner n iw of Lor g
blew, Wash. wnkee to the I ne'e
pendent that his son Lewis died
Of diphtheria, alter an illness of
two days and hurried at Kelso.
His death occurred on the 12 h
instant.
' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Balsiger,
Mrs. Alice Keller, Mrs. Louis Hal
siger Mrs. Arline Koehrig and
Alfred Balciger motored for Seat
tie this Friday morning. The
palsigers are expected to return
next Tuesday.
A stubborn'.y contested gsme
bitve nthe foot ball teams of
the Condon and lone high schools
resulted in a 6 to 0 score in favor
of Condon.
After a streuons battle Condon
nade a touchdown in the last
few mihutes of the game.
CLARKE OPTICAL CO.
Dr. Clark", of the Clarke Op
icat Co., 360 A; Aider St., Port
and, Ore., EYE SIGHT SPECI
ALISTS, will be in lone all day
ind evtning, Monday, Oct. 17th
it the lone Hotel, on his regular
monthly trip. SEE HIM ABOUT
OUH EYES.
The Port of Portland shipped
9,495,474 bushels of wheat in the
month of September. . .
Alnust a hunded men, ha!
of them students, are working
on 0. A. C. Memorial.
LEGION HALL
THEATRE
Oct. 15, The False Alarm.
Oct. 22, Blue Blood
Oct. 29, The ClOwn
Nov.5. The Tbrill Hunter.
Here are a few of the picture
ve have contracted for 1927.
Cut this out and keep it for
ulure reference. We will onl
aise prices when the price ot
jrogram compels us to. Don.
nbs a single number of this cor
rect. American Legion
lone Oregon
1 I R. ROBISON
If your rcotoi I
q rais-es till it gets Gi
rwarmea up ana i
then wisset on ai
hard pull, TRY At-
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FSPARK PLUGS w R
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twin the self ab J
O Jjusting gap. tn
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MACHINE SHOP
Liiiiiiii,imnnniWWWl
and Winter Line of i
& Johnson ;
THE MUSIC LAND .
ENTERTAINERS
The Music Land Enteatairers,
Mr. and Mrs. William Beck, will
present r p ojrtm of bewitching
artistry here on the evening of
October 27th, at the lone high
school suditorium. Their enter
tainment is high class in every
piriicular, featuring vocal and
instrumental music that runs
from popular talaris of the day
to the very best among the clas
eics.
In William Beck we have one
of the most versatile youtg art
isUof the platform. His major
work is on cornet and tiumpe'.
Heisagiftebartieton thtee bif
icult instnm?nts with a fine
and splendid technique. He is s
banjo artist of real talent, and a
character impersonator of unus
ualgifts. The "slide trumpet" is
a popular noveity which always
appeals to his audiences.
Vocal duets from poyular muHi
cal comedy successes will be giv
en by Mr. and Mrs. Beck as ind
dental groups on their program.
tore Beck is equity gifted in
piano and voice, with a most cap
tivating personality, Her costurr.
ed groups are always a delighfui
feature of the Music Land Enter
tainers' program, and her inter
prelation of Puccini's "One Fin
Day" isa vocal masterpiece. Sht
possesses a lyric soprano of bri'
;iant timbre. Such numbers as
McDowell's "Concert Etude" and
his "Shaddow Dance" will givt
an idea of her piano accomplish
ment.
Some of the oil used in lubri
cating watches, clocks and other
delicate instrnments is obtained
irom the heal of the porpoUe.
The better grades af neat's-foot
)il arealso used similarly.
Spot cash will be paid for eggs
t the lone hotel.
LoaJ. Wood. B. M. ;
Accredited piano teacher, t
t Lexington, Oreion.
No one can afford to be care
less about fire hazards just be
cause he thinks he is fully insured
hudsonTessex
SUPER-SIX
Paul G. Balsiger, Agent.
At Paul G. Balsiger's
FROST REPELLERS
These cool mornings are a reminder:
tot the winter that
PREPARE YOUR-SELVES
WITH WARM
t A large stock of
ers, Stag Shirts, etc., Just in. bee tne newj
PENDLETON
SHIRTS
BERTMASON
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MORROW COUNTY
REBEKAH CONVENTION
Meeting Convenes In Heppner .
Friday, October 21st.
The Rebekahs of Morrow Coon
tv will hold their annual conven
tion in Heppner, at Odd Fellowa'
hall on Friday, October 21st, and
an urgent invitation is extended
to every resident sud vlsjtlng
R?bekah in the county to be pres
ent and enjoy this meeting.
One of the attractive features
of the meeting will be the work
of the prize winning degree team
from the Rebekah lodge at The
Dalles, which will be in attend
ance and which will put on the
work.
O A. C. HOME COMING
Pnivalia Oet. 19.- Nolan Page
of lone has been appointed chair
man of the committe for decora
tion on the campus for homecom
ing. The football game between
Mashingtan State college of Pul-
man. Washington U. A. . ui
be a feature of the annuel home
coming of O. A. C. alumni and
friends, October 29.
Homecoming is somewhat ear
lier this year than usual.. Games
later in the season, most of which
are on the road, demanded the
scheduling of an earlier date for
ihe event.
Dr. Clarke. Eye Sight Soecial.
ist, will be in lone, Monday,
Oct. 17. at the lone Hotel.
I
A,Haris,, Combine
Will Work Just Fine.
n . I AiIimI
i. f. U Pieara - - - nj
lone. Oregon
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Consult Dr. Clarke, the Eye
Sight Specia'ist, in lone Monday,
at the lone Hotel.
I The New J 923
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JV'ery latest violin toned. Drumj
i pe contrcl, 6 tube console.
' Corr e listen in at any time
tthen juJtte for yourself:
Walter Corley, Agent.
;
is coming.
CLOTHING
new Blazers, Sweat-
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