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IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Ftb. 10, 1928
NUMBER 37
VOLUME XVI
FOREST HIGHWAYS BUILT
A total of 2'JIl miles of forest
roada in and ailj cenf. io the na
tional forests of 0ep;on end
Washington were built during
the last f IhchI year, according to
theT, 8 Forest Scr-ice, Portland
Oregon. Of this total, C9 miles
were majcr highways ml 231
miles ware minor roads. The U.
S. Bureau of Public Uoarts hand
led the major highway projects,
while the Furet Service built, the
minor ones. Tutala for all the
national forest areas in the Unit
ed States during the same period
were: major roads, 2'J2 tribes;
minor roads, 1,078 mile; total,
1.370 mi'es.
The am iunt expended on all
forest road construction in the
states of Ore mm and Washinuton
durifig the year was $2, 413,807
of which $191)0.415 was from
federal funds and $183,31)2 from
local cooperative county and state
money. Total expendiluit-s for
forest road work for the United
States amounted to $G,7i7,G5G
federal and f 1)35. 87i) slate and
county cooperation.
During the same fiscal year,
, $1U8 Ci3 was expended for con-
hi ruction of 1.215 miles of trails
in Oregon and Waahiniiton, the
uveragt mat biiK f ICO per mile.
Portland Community Cheat
Funds this sear agregaie $173.
016
Linfield Co'lt ce truntei a have
authorized $I75,W0 main buiid
ing.
Oregon State Highwaps coat
$10,203,412. Iat year.
WANTED. .
To hear from owner of ranch
for sale. State caah price, pir'.ic
lais. I). F, Hush, Minneapo.is,
Minnesota.
REFINKMKNT AND UEFOIM
OS February 17 will be cele
hratob the birthday of Frances
E. VVI lard, fumed temperance
worker who, as much as any other
peison, paved the way for prohi
billon In this country.
It U iiiHtrutive to read lhat in
da.tsof her hardest work there
wns almost no mention ol her in
the stately "ladies' magazines'
of her day. For she watt not con.
sideifd as refined; ahe did not
stand upon, the niceties of social
observance, but plunged into the
and made her own roles.
That is the way it usually is
with p-ople who get gseat things
done. The are not considered "le
fined" at the time; tin "better
people" rather look down on
them. But, later on, monuments
are raided to their memory.
Jiiekon Cuunty recently raid
ofl $011,239 warrant and bond
Indehtedties.
LIVES SAVED BY
IMMUNIZATION
Diphtheria claimed less lives
in 1027 than in any other year in
Oregon. Timely immuniza lo'- re
duced the deaths almost one half
The following figures fchow that
an active campaign against diph
theriu gives definite result:
.Umatilla and Morrow counties
now have a cow testing association.
FOR SALE
3 bottom Vulcan Plow
2 bottom Vulcan Plow
2il horse hitch used one
seaon.
8 horsi string hitch.
5 setsof butt chain harness,
coliurs and halter-bridles.
Lee I'.eckmr, lone, On".
FOR SHERIFF
J hereby announce to the voters
of Motraw County that 1 will.be
a candid jte lor the office of sher
iff on the Unpubiicsn lickit, at
the primaries, May 18th, 1928.
(',. A. Bleakman.
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Spring & Summer
Samples!
Mens made to meas
ure suits
Now On Display!
We guarantee a. fit
"Prices Are Right"
Bristow & Johnson
Year Cases Deaths.
1921 1101 107
1925 1370 101
l'JL'G 930 00
1927 . 009 3.
I'v; ry year fewer children are
Sacrificed because they are made
immune against this disease.
Many lives have been saved Py
immunization an i not a life has
been lost traceuble to inoculation
of anti-toxin. Only in a very few
canes baa there been any incon
venience experienced. The con
trol of diphtheria affords an in
teresting example of the power
of a community to eradicate dis
ease. In one conspicuous instance
the dbeam wa virtually eradica
ted.
Diphth' ria antitoxin is one of
the outstanding ( uhtriiiitiutis ol
modern science to curative medi
cine. It lias converted one of the
most dreaded disea.-is of child
liOud, with trie .generation unte-j
ce.ient to our oa ii was unable to
cope, into one of ti e most con i
trolable diseases. Diphtci-ria im-1
mtin zalion is secured by the in
ocuiuiion of toxin ami toxin. The j
degree to which immunity has
oeen secured can readily be lest'
ee by the Schick reaction. How
long the immunity endure-) it is
not pi.h-iolf to say at thii time, :
but undoubtedly in most casts
j.x or more years, and many be
i jve it 'asts i'or .i e.
Parents ar- beginning to real
i.e the LbligatiOit they owe to
their children ia protecting them
.ittainsl diphtheria It h;n how
ever been much easier to si cure
Local Happenings
Mrs. Bculah Mankiri and the
Miiseu Anna and Margaret Me
Dejtitt.vlsitedthelndepn.ntolfice
laril Friday and availed them
selves of the book p.ivilegts af
forded, by the stale traveling li
brary, t'tiry.
Bee Dr., Clarke, the eyesight
specialist, about your eyes. In
Ion Saturday, February 18, at
th lone Hotel.
Mr. John Michelbook and fam
ily.of Eug-tie, Oregon, arriveu
in lone, Feb. 3 and regibtertd
at the Hjtel lone. Mr. Mieel
U'.ok ii moving onto theDight
Miantr place which tie pui
chaied last fall and is to be on
of our permanent residents.
" 'ihe Eastern Star Chap tr o
lone ill have a food sale in
Uuilaid's Pharmacy, on Satui
,uj', Feb. IS h.
Lunch will be i-erved at ar,
liur pi ice from ll A. M. to i.
i'. M. ,
Inrippct the Haag washer. O,
!icLly at l'aul Ualser.s Irr.p t
me nl Store.
Tea will be served by the la
dies of the Christian Church or
Ai'dni silay. Feb. 15th at tht
i h nih bs ment.
George Kitchie has purchaser
::e lot e tiultl. Iho transfer it
:o be ma.;e Saturday of thii
vi ek.
fir.'. Dwifcht Misener has re-
aiici: to i'oiilan t afterathi
A(fkg visit in Michigan whei
Ii wrn caiied by the d -alh oi
hnr moll er.
Ilrand New! A Remington in
IS ue-Di co Finn-h". Now on dis-
p!;iy at Ballard's Pharmacy.
Frank YoU'ig, ol G losehrry.
wns in lone on business Thurs
day.
Dr. Clarke o! the Clarke Op
tical Company. 390 A, Alder St
CANADIAN MOTOK LAW
Tourist motorists in Canada
. i
may not use tneir cars in ousi-
ness unless they have paid the a
luty thereon at the time of ntry.
Violation of this provision of the
a A' s of the Dominion may result
ia the confiscation of the car.
Scoti in Ireland
The term Si'olcti Irlh first csme
Into us wlih Ihfl iiluntlnu nf Hie pro
Inrp of I'lHlur In In-li'iKt with Scotch
Irlh Willi III 1000, !x yenri nfler
tli S'cc(iti of Jnnif-n VI of Seotlmifl
m Juiiics I of riiuliiniL Tint actual
t tiers wore montly Scotch and Ui
t'lHlor iiliintiitlon tmik on tlie Vliarnr!
Icr of a Scotch occupation of the
north of Ireland.
COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL-
REVENUE TO VISIT .
THIS COUNTY (
Clyde G. Huntly will be in Hepp
ner from February 23 to 29, in
elusive for the purpose of uaiit
ing taxpayers prepare their re
tnrns and compute their taxef.
The collecto will be represented
by a deputy. The laatjday for fil
ing federal income tax returns it
Thursday, March 15.
Size of Tree Hole
Si.i! flint ttliiipe of tiie Mcatatton
for llic Individual trees should be uf
licli nt to recplvu the roots of the tree
eMeiiih-il lo their natural portions,
cuji the American Trea asiiathn.
The ilepih of Hie liol Kliould be mor
ll:un enough to receive the roots tn
the finiie iiuinner.
Woman'i Real Coal
The gonl thut nawrt nt a oi h
set for onreelves Is the attnlnmeni of
some of the "unponsensed pogswwlona"
of th age, and those arc a contented
mind, a lovlDjr, peaceful bma that ta
a haven of rest to a tired builneaa
man, and lh vlnlon to e beyond tlit
apparently menial dally tusks to th
tilorloua op)rtimllie that are oars,
fi.r greater than any offered by -Re
. ,oxt succetxful career in the hinlneas
world. T::e New Age lllttstraied.
Raiting the Deuce
Helm Wills, lu a facetious moment,
K-t out to prove that tennis and nuit
rlmony lire mii'Ii iilike. "You ee."
exphilned the t.'iiliforiiln temila utiir,
"Uiey Imvo niiitiy tliiiiM hi common
the iii't, the love acorc, and the rack
et." I."s Anp'h'S Times.
Pain Liet in Truth
In P'.in.V cases It la worne on the a;
Cilevcd p.irty tvh n the tryth U told
hy ac;ii.-il moitziTS than It would
have tm ii If n lie hirl been told. We
have found Hint to Iki emiiienlly true.
-Ititliinoinl Tiling Iiijpnlih.
Growth of Language .
Authorities beller that all la-,
jnint'i'S had their orlgia la the dlalct
of one common language, whoa hum
la conjectured to have beea between
the Baltic and Caspian aeaa. The laa
KUHi,'e spread with mlgratloos in tha
different places, and th aeparation
and race admixtures Increased tha 4i(-.
fen ncei In (lie dialects aatll tbey ba
rn me illmlnrt languagea, wbicb ta
turn spread and broke up Into dia
lects, f
What They Read
Fhtion Is more popular In EiiKlnnd
than In any other country, with
France's Ch-e reiiiiid. Travel, biog
raphy, mul political economy are he-i-om!ti2
the favorile reading material
of American.
Utility of Discustion
The more discuioii the belter H
alini and personality tie eschewed;
mil iiistus.sl.iii, even If stormy, often
viiuiou truth from error a gtMid
ieer to be exiNMied In an uninipiir
ag o. t'hiinnirig.
Coat Saved Boy Lift
!iy his pet Koat twelve-year-old
hoy was saved from deatb In a quarry
W feet deep at Portland, England. Tbo
boy waa leading the animal on a 12
y.ird tether whan ba fell over tha
ed-e nf the quarry. Fortunately tbo
rope waa twisted round till wrist Tbo
roat, although thrown on Ita aide by
the unexpected pull, regained Ita feet
and held the boy auspended to mid
air until rescnera came.
The Great American Bird
The great American bird, for tha
hk. t practical of ail otllltarian pur
poses, ii the common, everyday, barn
yard lien. She laya 729 egga every
fecond that Is to aay, la modern,
Ktlirmlnted mass production, ahe gea
erlcally produces that many egga la
the country at large every second ot
every day in the-year! Biddy la tbo
best bid. Savannah, News.
ivpiUimI n.,i,,n 6 vp li:ti
proteci.onoISc.HW1cnuareninan.spi.CIALIS1Si wj be j(j ,one;;:
i he cm hirer, of pre-achool yeare, ,, , . c , . -t
February 13'.h, at the lone Hotel.
although it ia in this period of
life that children are the mo.-t
s i ceptitde to the disease and
the dath rate is the highest.
When toxin antitoxin ia proper!
ly made and tested .there iat.cj
aa.'er product in the world. The
few act! :cit liiat have occui red
have been die to faulty Uch
nigje. In thia cour.tiy the manu
tucturera of this product are up
dt-r the aupervision of Ihe public
health service of the U. S.
Theataiian in thU state it "Nu
Diphtheria in Oropon after 19CU"
and it hepins to look an if thir
Koal niinht be reached. Th
S '.ate and local departments cl
health, volunteer health aieneit f
and the doctors are energetically
pushing this ttt.ti-diphtlu'iia can.
paiiiii.
STATU ll'UKD id IIHAKIII
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Valentines!
Valentines!
Valentines!
f"e him about your eVs.
Dui l Htad has gone to the
IV ro raneh at Cecil w lure h
Ii.. enip oymtnt for the spring
seabtn.
IIUDSCN.ESSEX
SLTER-SIX
Paul G. Calsiger, Agent.
At I'aut G Baiter's
From 1 to 25 cents.
"Bullard's Pharmacy"
The Kodak Store
Presidential Flag
The rresideiil a Hint cunslala of hl
eiil III bronze upon H til ui- liiickriiunil
llli ii In rue while stnr In each coniei
When Ihe President vl-lt a vessel m
the t nlled Stiiles, the I'resldehfg il.i,.
i lirnken ut the main the nioinvul In
encl.es the ilctli 11 ltd Is kept Hjliu
i Ioiih us he Is on hoard.
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I R. KOEISON
jPONTIACI
Ldt Xfs
t The most pow-u
crful six cylindcrj "
car under oncthout s
d sand dollars in I
m t price and only ?
"REQUIR12S AX
I Twenty-eight X
0 1 Dollar fm
J license!
I'.atiH have been approved foi
h $::u0.000 men's dormitory a
(he State Uuvt-miy.
UploJnuary 6. Orriton haiJ
sold Jl,C75,(iOO worth of 102c'
auto licenses.
UroKon Mute Loiicue has o
ropresentalives of power compa
niea takintr short course for ru
ral electric service.
The piison flax plant at Salem
has purchased more machit.es to
increase milt output.
U$ele$ Thingi
Four useless tilings In the world are
lirofesslmiiil uelclil lining., shoplift
Ing. face llfilnj mul ii;,lifilnu
PREPAREDNESS
Spring will be here soon
and I have prepared to fill
your requirements for the
the field work with a large
line of horse collars, bridl
es, halters, harness, single
trees, lead bar sets, select
hickory eveners, and all
light hardware used in rep
airing harness and implem
ents. These goods were
bought before the advance
in prices and are offered
at very low cash prices.
BERT MASON
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