THEIONE INDEPENDENT 1 WEATHER REPORT FOR
SEPTEMBER
Published Every Friday by
V. W. HEAD, Editor Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION
One Yer $1.50
Six Months ............... 75
.hree Months .50
Entered as second clajj matter t
'lie pnstofi'iee at lone, Oregon, under
art of March J, 189
Friday, Nov. 4 1927.
Whatever makes men good Christian,
make them gootl eitirtns.
Daniel Wehster
Total precipitation 1 19
Total snow fall .........
Number of clear daya ........... 14
Partly cloudy days 7
Cloudy days 10
.L'iiht Frost- - 10:6
Killing Frost 10:31
Storms
Prevailing wind West
Total precipitation since Sept.
1st. 2.79
For the corresponding period
ast year 1.43
R, K. HAKMSOX
Cooper tit Uhser m ,
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
KOTICE IS HKUF.llY GIVEN to tin- l.'jrnl votersot School lltrlct No.
35 of Morrow County, State ofOnjron, Hint SCHOOL MKJ'.TINU of wild
t'Utrlct will Mil at lone school lmie. on tli 2lli day of Nou'iuht-r,
UVS7, at 1:H0 o'clock In tli arteruooit tor ill purpiiso of (IIhciimmIiik the Imd.
pvt hrtvlimfter not out with the levying board, ami to vote on the prop
iMltlon of levying a upeclnl dltitrlct tax.
Tie total nmouiit of money needed by mild school lilstrlct ilur
Injr tlw fiscnl ypflr hrKlmilnjt on June :U), lili'T, and ending June 30, !!''
I ttlmarrd In the following budget and tnrludeii the ntnountH to recelv
ed from the comity school fund ottite school fund, elementary school fund,
special district tax, and all othcrmo'icjs of the diXSrlct: -
BUDGET
x-.'i ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
OAK FIRM IN SEAT
ON FOREST THRONE
PERSONAL SERVICE No Salary per year
1-Superintendent 1 $1,800 00 $1,800.00
3. Teaehers 1 1 M)(1.00 1.600 00
2 1.260 00 2.520 00
i 2 1,125 00 2.250.00
1 1.215.00 1 215 00
1 1.305.00 1,305 00
4 Janitors 1 810.03 810 00
5. Clerk 1 100.00 100 00
Total
$11.600 00
MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES
1. Furniture
- 2. Supplies
3 Library books
4. Flags
5. Playground equipment
6. Janitor's supplies .
7. Fuel
8. Lignt
9. Water
10. Postage, stationery and ptg,
Total
$200.00
...300.00
. 100 00
. 10.00
.. 100.00
60 00
. 600.00
200.00
60.00
100.00
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS
. buildings and grounds $200.00
Total .
INDEBTEDNESS:
1. Bonded and interest thereon 3200.00
2. Warrant and interest thereon 760 00
Total
TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS:
TUITION:
MISCELLANEOUS:
1. Premium clerk's bond
2. Audit of clerk's boons
Total
EMERGENCY;
...... $30.00
10.C0
Total estimated amount of money for all purposes
during the year
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
$1,730 00
1200.00
3.960 00
2,025.00
- 45.C0
40.00
850.00
Serviceable and Beautiful
Wood Supreme.
"Sturdy us i.u oak." What ichoiil.
boy doesn't kt: v thlt niomircli of the
forests n the symbol ot strength, and
character!
In a ntultlti:ita of hallowed assocta
thins, oak ha rooted Itself deep In
the affections of man, and from the
earliest duys of recorded history to
the present time ha been highly val
ued for III utility and beauty, with
the widest ranee of use of any known
wood.
There was even a law In the an
cient "Twelve Tables" concornlnii the
ownership of acorns, should they by
chance full upon another man's
ground. Scattered throughout the
countries of the Old world are hull
vlduid ouks, preserved and treasured
through centuries because of some In
cident or cerv:i! :.y t 'tat took place
beneath their widespread brandies.
The extraordinary strength of oak
made this wood most serviceable to
p;imttlve mun, and as civilisation re
tlncd Itself and found room for expres
slims of beauty, this same durability
led woodcraftsmen to trust their miest
In-iptratlous to the taii h lili.r of
oa!.
U thu Middle age oak n shrines.
balls, rhurchet. . nd p .bllc edlhV.'S of
matchle!i boauty were created which
till stand In good preaervatlon tmluy.
When the old Loudon hrldgs was
tnUen down In ItfJT. oak plies from
'he old foundation were found appar-
ntly as sound as when Mint driven.
over 000 yearn men.
nreakwaters In the Severn In Kng-
hind are still In use, whose oak plli-s
were driven by the llomuns. Ancient
shipwrights found that pillowed
'ranches, knotted and gnarled, made
excellent ships' timbers, to protect
irave men who "went down to the sea
'n ships."
from the time when massive fnrnl
ure and brnnta of. oak (traced the
'mils of medieval nobility, through
erlods of more delicate design, to the
ireseut day, dominated by the demand
'or utility, oak remains the wood you
nn trust and the wood by which all
.(hers are Judged.
"As strong as oak; as beautiful as
nik ; a enduring as oak" such ft'
iresslons are common. You never
row tired of oak. Scnr do not seem
it mar oak as they do other fancier
roods; as In man, they seem rather
be marks of character.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, In his "Au
tocrat of the Itreukfiist Table," has
ids to say of the oak: "Take fie
;ik and we find It always standing
. a type of strength and endurance.
t wonder If you ever thought of the
ingle mark of supremacy which ills-
InguUhes this tree from all our other
jirest trees. All the rest ot tliein
.'hlrk the work of refuting gravity
he oak alone dclies It. It chooses the
'lorltontai direction for It limbs, an
hut their whole weight may tell, and
lien stretches them out 50 or ) feet,
o that the strain may he mighty
noiiuli to be worth resisting."
$20,450.00
From county school fund burin;; the
coming; school year
From suite school fund
From elementary school fund
Estimated unci (tended balance at the
end of current year
$1.01216
268.80
1.457.76
11.77
Estimated oniomit to lie received Irom
all other aouace during: year . . 1 215 CO
Total estimated receipts, not Im luilli.jc
proposed tux
RECAPITULATION
Total estimated expense for the year 20 450.00
Total eat hunted r I'ipts.not lnciudinir
proposed tax .. 3,9 09
llalance, uinonnt to he rain il by dxstrict tax
The Indebtedness of District No. .' U im follows:
Total bonded IlldebtedueMM f SM.OOO.Oi)
Total warrant InlicbtenosM L'.'I.VOO
Totul amount all ndclitcdiii'H f M.TI.Yno"
I). i tod this 1st day of Noveuiln-r, Iti.'T.
Atteit:
$3,906 00
... $16,453 91
IH-lla M. Corson
District CUrk
Ilnth II. Mason, A. A. McCalw, CicorKe ltllchle
UojrJ ol Dirwlori
I Love and Lilac Time
The llluc Is nn orlentiil hloxsoni.
tomlng to us orlginully by the way of
'Turkey und Rpuln. It Is supiM.sod to
P the flower of love and lovers, mork
ln the heydny of spring. The love
lor of the "Inylock," to give It an old
World name, Is varied and pleasant
'A prny of white llluc, burled on the
vt of new May moon, Is i midland
Charm which maidens practiced, be
lieving that by the time (tie uiac died
they would havt the heart of the man
Uier desired.
Church New
Notes ol Interest to All
Local Denominations.
Fellowship meetings of Congre
Rational Churches were held at
lone, Condon, Freewater and
Hood River this week. The first
meeting w s held at Freewstf r
and the last at Hood River, The
officers of the Mid Columbia As
ociation were elected at the Hood
River meeting. Rev. Mr, Dungan
of The Dalle was chosen moder
ator and Mr, A. S. Roberts of
The Dalles was elected scribe and
reuiatrar. The next meeting of
the Association w ill be held with
the church at Freewater.
Revival meetings are in pro-
greas at the Methodist church at
Heppner.
Ongin of "Cob"
A stile-llirlil vn slinwn nimn the
won "gob" by Iba fceoUiiuut of An
gust 4, lttM, which suld Hint when
a meeting of the rnt guurd inkc
place llis men hnlnir" In protracted
jamv draw of the pipe, anil a
rrlcnillv rlisw. Such a . ..slon Is In
variably productive of a cot Mernhle
'itiiouui of good mitmcd banter, a
ai'II as free evnectonillon all around
herefrom hiii frlerds came to be
'iriiwit ns "goblei" (trom "gob, I he
miii hi In the pi-mess of thiie r'h
'iid gi iihle ciiine to he applied to the
hips I uililicd liv the gob
The Uahed 0:i Cffect
Noil tig i Im i imiiiiiu il.,-li.il nn" Is
If H l .iiv irMt - iihh, Suite Jiiumul
I
Loa J. Wood, B. M. I
J Accredited piano teacher. I
J Lexington, Oregon.
Wirele$$ Fog Warning
Fog I one of the greatest danger
to shipping, but It I hoied that a new
wireless Invention may In future auto
matically warn approaching vensels
of their nearness before It I too late
to avoid a collision.
T..is Invention Is In Ihe form of aa
electric beam Ihut will t.roadcist a
warning signal over a ten mile radius
to other ships In Its path. It Is lnde-IH-tidcnt
of the ordinary wliele and
nc-d only be turned on In foggy
weather.
Ily locating the signals, other rrnfi
will he able to take the neeHiiry
iep through the use of the ndlo
compuss that shows the direction frou
hh h the slgnuls are coining.
Daily Thought
Heaven ne'er helps the men alio
will Dot act Sophhle.
Lodge Directory
Morrow Countr I'ouiouaUrauKv
Maater, ('has. VYIcklnnder
Next uicetliiK
IO.NE LOIM1I5 No.K'i'. A. V. AA, M.
Meeta every first and third Wednes
day of each month. VV. M..Inson Hid
dlejH.i-y , W. E.llul n -J
Iocust Chapter No ll!l O. K
Meeta the second nnd fourth Tues
day of eaefi month. W , M Mrs. W. K.
Billiard, Hecy., Mrs Ilutli Mason.
Varying VocabularU$
The 1'nlverslty of owa tins Uu,.,l
a lift of 10,000 words most accuriitelj
mid In writing. It has been exil
mated that 8,000 words are a good av
eruw ViKiihiilury. It has also been
enllimited that t 1,000-word vo
cnhiiliiry Is the average for a luhor.-r
The estimated vocabulary of the high
school aludents varies so Widely ttuil
they heolluta to quote figures. Il
range from 2,000 to ,0X) and S.W
IO.IK I.ODtiK No. t I. (). o. f,
Meet every Ka turd or evening. N.
i. T. C. TroKe; Hecy., Vv Howell.
HUNCH OI1AHH KKItl: IvAII No m
I. O. O. V. Meeta first and third
Thursday of each tnon Mi N. u Mrs
i H"cy . Mra.
it.
Before contracting or
selling your wheat it will
i
pay you to see L Balsiger
representing B. G. and Co.
lone, Oregon
lmi.4m,Z
4,44i4
,
lone Meat market
FOR SALE
Standard make of pieno In this
vicinity will be sacrificed. Mnst
sell at once. $10 monthly. Write
Tallman Piano Store, Salem, Or.
Church Directory
WILLOW BRANCH UNION
C. E. SOCIETY
Pres. ,
Secy
Treas.
Next meeting:
' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School at 10:00 A. M.
Prayer Meeting, Thur., 7:301. M.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. W. W. HEAD, Pastor
Services
11:00 A. M.:C. E. at 6:45, P. M.
Prayer Meeting, Wed., 7:30
Meat makes the meal. It is appetizing! I
nourishing, and healthfull. Moat should he an
important part of your daily menu. Serve it , every t
day. Whether you come into our shop, or phone! X
us you arc sure to get !i. kind of meat you want
Wc have a large variety oi choice cuts.
T, E. Peterson, Prop.
4m4 I
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. P. O Meara, Proprietor j&
Under New Management
IONE HOTEL
lone, Ore.
Refurnished and Strictly Up to Date. Commer
cial Tabic First Class. A home away from
home, with best meals in Central Oregon.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday School 10.00 A. M.
Prayer Meeting Thurs. Evening
Services
C. E.:6:30; Presetting Service,
at 7:30 P. M.
Nice Rooms.
Good Service.
Jack Farris
Dermatlcian.
It Pays to Look Well -
Specialist in Bobs.
i!
Farm Implements
VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPERIOR
DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENCINES,
MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR
WIND MILLS' WINONA WAGONS.
PAULG. BALSIGER
lone, Oregon
CL SWEEK
Attorney At Law
First National Bank Building
Heppner Oregon
When You Visit Heppner
Eat at the
Elkhorn Restaurant
Good Meals Best of Sen ice
Lunch Counter
A. D. MCMURDO, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Masonic Cullding
Trained Nurse Assistant
Heppner : Oregon
a
M
:
Dr. A. H. Johnston
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Phone-Office
Residence
HEPPNER -
Main 033
Main 492
ORECON
IOXU, TIWDAYS ami FRIDAYS
From 9:01) to 10:00 A. A.
F. H. Robinson
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Will practice in all the Courts
IONE, OREGON
MORROW CKNERAL
HOSPITAL
MiHH Zuna Westrall, Graduate
Nurse, Superintendent. '
A, II. Johnston M. D.,
Physician in charge,
Ratks Reason a blb
Dr. F. E. Farior
DENTIST
Oftice: Odd Fellows Building
Heppner, Oregon.