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10NE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Oct, 27, 1927
NUMBER 22
JOHANNES TROEDSON
CAIJIHTDEATH
Passes Away at His Home
Sunday Evening
Johannes Troedson, for 38
year resident of Morrow Co.,
died at hia home in lone Sunday
afternoon. The immediate cauRe
of hie death waa an appoplectic
atrokebut he had been inffering
tnr tnmm time with oeneral debil
Ity due to old age.The stroke oc-'
curred in the morning and death
followed at about 5:00 o'clock in
the afternoon,
Mr. Troedeon waa born in the
town of Skane, Sweden, April 6,
1853 He came to America in
1874 end for some years maie
his home in California.
He was mariied in San Fran
Cisco, January 19. 1884. to Mrs.
Christine Carlson. To this union
there were born three children:
AnneC, Clara S. and Carl F.
He came In October 1889 to
Morrow County where he has re
sided to the day of hia death,
Od der 23, 1927.
He left to mourn his Inns, his
wife, one dauabter, AnneC; two
sons; Carl F. Troedson, of lone,
and J. A. Carlson, of Kin City,
Cel.; one brother, PauITroedson
of Gladstone. 0 ejon.
The funeral eervke waa held
from the Congregational church
in lone, the Hev. C. G. Blomquist(
of Portland officiating, and in
terment waa made In lone ceme
tery. Frienda and relatives frwnj
far and near fi led thecnurcn
and brought a, wealth of floral
offerings.
CLAKKEOPTICALCO.
Dr. Clark-, of the Clarke Of
lical Co.. 3G0 A. Alder St.. Port
Jwd, Ore., EYESIGHT SPECI
ALISTS, will be in lone all day
and evnlng, Saturday, Nov.ltth
at the lone Hotel, on his regular
monthly trip. SEE HIM AJOUT
YOUUEYES.
Heppner Poet ol the American
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Legion la arranging a irunrin
Jhatpromis'saometh'ng of In
terest to every one.
msmm-miMiiASJn su-i lepras.-.
RESTRICTIVE IMMIGRA
TION BENEFITS,
STATES DAVIS
Los Angeles, Cel.-HestrictiT
immigration is the greatest piece
f legislation that has been enact
ed for fifty years, states secre
tary of labor, James J. Davis, In
urging more drastic immigration
laws before the convention of the
American Federation of Labor.
He decVed that the present
scale of wages prevailing in Amer
ican industries-' the highest in
histoiy-AWould have bten impos
bible without it. Nerer before
has American industry been so
free from strife as It is at pres
ent, he added.
Resolutions in committee for
submission to the delegates in
eluded one demanding the with
drawal of the war fleet aud ma
rlnes from China, Haiti, Nicarau
gua and other countries occupied
by the United States armed for
ces, proponed by John Sullivan
of New York.
Another one proposed that Mex
ico, Cuba, and independent coun
tries of Central or South America
which are under the non quota
regulations of the immigration
law, be p'aced under quota law.
The Balfour-Guthrie grain of
fice ia located on Main street,
lone, just below the Telephoneof
fice. Opm every day and all
day. Phone No. 52. Louis
Balsiger, Agent.
Dr. Clarke, EYE SIGHT SPE
CI A LIST, in lone. Saturday, Nov.
12. on his regular monthly trip.
Dr. Clarke, eye sight speclclis',
in lone Sat, Nov. 12, at lone Ho.
tel.
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Cool, crisp October t!.:y? cn ideal time for
picture making. Whenever you step out-of-doors
for a leisure hour, take your Kodak
along, fully loaded.
All Kodak models are here (with yellow
box film fj lit tlicm). Come in and see
the line prices arc but fs up. ,
BULLARD'S PHARMACY
The Kodak Store
LOCAL ITEMS
A good house greeted the Mnsic
Lna'l Duo in the initial number
f the series of Chautauqua pro
grams niw being given under the
aunpices of the local high school.
The next number be a play to be
prepared and staged by lone high
school students.
lone was well represented at
the Rebekah Convention held fn
Heppner last Friday. In spite of
some disappointment canned by
the non arrival of ex pqcted State
Officers and a degree team, a
very enjovable and profitable
session was held.
At the diHtrict meeting of the
Order of the Eastern Star, he'd
in Heppner. last week, the Wor
thy Matron, Mrs. Barnes was the
recipient of a silver tea set, pr
aented by tie three chapters a
as a mark of esteem and respect.
The students of the local high
school are advertising a Cafete
ria supper and carnival for the
evening of November 4.
RITCHIE MATERNITY HOME
Ikst care. Term moderate.
Call or write to Mrs. Ethel
Ritchie,
IONE, OREGON
Combined Fanning Mill and
Wheat Treater. Highest grade
Copper Carbonate for wheat treat
Ing.
PaulG. Balsiger
O, A. C. STUDENTS VISIT
DRUG LABORATORY
Hazel FeUlman, of lone, Wiih
Freshman Class on Visit to
Blumauer Frank Plant
Oregon Agricultural College,
Corvallis. Oregon, Oct. 26.
Hazel Feldman of lone,
freshman in pharmacy, visited
the plantof the Blumauer-Frank
Drug Company In Portland, 'ait
week end with 100 other mem
bers ot the O, A. C. Pharmaceu
tical Association, Th4 school of
pharmacy arrnnges a field trip
to Inspect the drug firm's estab
iahment every year. The offi
cials of the company and officers
of the association gave talks aft
er a luncheon served in honor of
the visitors.
WHAT PRICE GAS
Divorced are Mr.
r And Mrs. Green;
She washed the spuds in
' Gasoline. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Troedgoii
of Gladstone, Oregon, who were
in lone this week in attendance
at the funeral of Mr. Johannes
Troeddon retnrned to their home
Wednesday.
Mr. J. A, Carlson, of KingCity
California, returned to his home
Thursday. Mr, Carleon part own
tr of a large department store in
King City and is manager of the
hardware department.
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$100,009 in VrSmlUTAt 1 7thAnnil Tw.uon
enmbinc Dairy Vrotluctr Show, worlU-renowned Hone Show, ff.
National Wool Show, Nonhweft Fox Show, Manufacturer' I A
and Land Product Show, liori and Girls' Club Work, yi
a oveniuacrcf,cxniDitm(; Ammu ipni rure urea wrtand my,
Vf edtd. turtKsa, Otevia, Oct. i'il '-u. 3. kUditd Um id culruU. YV,
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'27 FOOT BALL SCHEDULE
Oct. 29 lone at Fossil.
Nov.5 - - - -Nov.
11 lone at Heppner
HUDSON.ESSEX
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Paul C. Balsiger, Agent.
At Paul G. Balsiger's
TOUGH LUCK
Shed a tear for good old Nate;
He tried and tried so hard to rate,
And heart-broke died, ala, such
fate!
When told he couldn't expectorate.
A "Ihrris" Combine '
Will Work Just Fine.
P. O'Meara - - - Agent
lone, Oregon
AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
There will be preaching service
at thd Christian church, Sunday
evening at 8:00 o'clock.
E. L. Wood, Minister.
Alarm Clocks, guaranteed for
oni year. Bullard's Pharmacy.
CHAUTAUQUA SCHEDULE
Dee. line High School
Pley j
Jan. 13 Lecture
LEGION HALL
THEATRE
Oct 22, Blue Blood
Oct 29, The ClOn
KovrB, The Tbrill Hunter. ...
Here are a few of the pictures
we have contracted for 1927.
Cut this out and keep it for
future reference. We will only j
raiae prices when the price of
program compels us to. Dont
miss a single number of this con
ract American Legion
lone Oregon
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