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10NE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Ftb. 17, 1928
NUMBER 38
VOLUME XVI
WAR LESS EXPKNSIVE
than nine
The trap.idy of firo is n t thai
in not llit each year the bm
totulH over$.riiK),0()0,0()() but thui
accorded to the National Hoard
of rit e Underwriters, 80' per cent
of all firm ere preventable. In
other wordH. ut leant $i:iO,(iKl,
01)0 annuttlly ia deHtroyed riecaune
of carelessness, ignorance or in
competence. It Eh far more a men
aca than war which aeeniH an in
expenaive pastime in t-orn pii
HDD.
Report, have It that the recent
intensive Fire prevention move
mt-nts have borne fruit, und thui
VJli will nho lesH Iohh than pre
ceedintf year. It in hifrh time the
public look n1viintHK of the
teachir.iftt 'if ixperla, and the
the'terrible examples that every
day affords. Our piople cannot
have an unblemished repntation
for wisdom and intelligence in
this "Fifth Horseman", tir",
btill ridea rowih hihkI nmonii
Prttty Creek Legend
In nrrfk iiiyfliuliiujr Ntiriixii '
a braiillfiil yntitli. n mm of (VpldiMi
utirt dm urinili .trlon, n ! - .
IiIiiihvi lulu n llnwiT rfr lila I i --!.-
btlllj to line he w.u eniiwd I.) Si n
cnl In I. .11 In lmi. wllh lii n'lii In
iu nlli'i'iril In m uli-r. I'MiMr n
jnii llil idiailmv, In I'Iih'iI ii" v 'ii
lierutlM llli flnXMT Mi ll lii'iif I.
Uiiliic 'I'll,' lijntili I'. In., hImi tulii'
luted III III died fi"iii Kiief.
Foresli Need Lenvn
Krt yrni iiiiiIimI In mU up lli
li-iivr lii I lie wihhHiI ii Inn it hi In
WW rlMwhrirf i,i.,in.i.lr Unit ihr
leal llllft mi I lit Kiiiiiinl l "tirfiul
.Hid mriit' In llii nrtfiiu HiiiImt.
WANTED
To hear from owi r of tat.ih
for 8al. S;at ra-di pne", ptr'.ir
lara. 1). F, llutli, Mmnenpo i.
Minnesota.
:
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Spring & Summer
Samples!
IVknsraisde foveas-
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v
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Now On
We mm'Btitze
"Prices Are
Bristow & Johnson
CREAM
Softens rough or chapped skin. Delight,
f ul to use as it is absorbed at once and is
not sticky.
The $1.00 or "Family" size is the
most ecoomical, two and two thirds lar
ger than the 50 cent sz?..
25ct 50ct & $1.00
"Bullard's Pharmacy"
Makers of Cream Lotion
UM ri.i) si'ANisii wAR vkts.
ReroKuiz:rijr the hill Itcharaetei
and Htandinir in the community
of Comrade, -Cut I Ahrami, and
the worthy record that he hii
made, as anoldier in the Spanifh
Aiiiernan war, Philippine I nan
ruction, on the Mexican Border
und in tin) World War; and ua n
leein'a nr. editor and nt:ite of f i
t ial und almi in coininetciul ven
lures; and havimr a desire indi
vidoiilly and eo lccliveiy, to fur
thee the election of the best
type of man and citizen for the
iiHkm of eecretary ofs'atejwt
hereby unqualifiedly express out
con l ull nee in Carle Atiraiiis, ano
ii in an his ptitHti lacy fur the ol
tiee of Hccrelarv ol'Hlate tt th
co.nuiK piimury election; and
Ak. and ure all veterans.
.Hid nil prftiiotic oriianizjiioo.
in the statH of Oregon to tarn-
ike action, uih! to O'lmnize cnn.
iniltees tu actively conduct hit
canipaoiu in tlo ir couimunilies.
l!y Cha-t. J. I.ihIo
C'IimUiiiuii
John IJeitelson
, si ( n l ii ry.
See I)'., Claike. the eyesihl
peciiiii' t, a1 uut j our eeH. Ii
I .i e y.niro, luuaiV 18. '
Hi e lone lintel.
Klam'th e-unty sold $l.(i.r.!).
000 wo th ol ch'cp and $1250.
000 worth of cattle, in 11)27.
FOUSAU2
1 3 loltom Vulcan Plow
i 2 b'lttoru Vulcan Plow
1 20 horse hitch used one
gi aMin,
1 8 horsn ftrmif hitch.
5 nets f but! chain ha-ness.
loliars and lialter biidicB.
Lie Heckmr, lone, Oie.
X
X
suits
tl
X
LOTION
a fit
1 i 9
Local Happenings
Time ia money, A ituod alarm
c'ock is your banker. Guaranteed
ones at Milliard's Pharmacy.
Dr. Clarke, in Inn", Sst. Feb.
J8'.h, at lone Hotel.
Victor C, Peterson, of Castor,
Oregon, was a visitor In lone lard
week. He ariveo Friday morniin
ami returned to Gaston, Sunday
oilhi. While here be paid Th" In
decent a frienly call and dt-livei
ed a mcHsatte to the editor from
i he resident of the bfnk at Ga:
ton, Mr. Jay Gibson, who in other
)eiira was asnociate,) win the
editor in social and political u
lift ut Cathlatnet, Wash.
TbeKiilMI Star t;hnp'tf ot
1
ne will have a food sale ii
l!u
aid's Pharmacy,
SdtU'
lay, Feb. 18 h.
I.tmch will be t-erved at a pn
ulur price from 11, A. M, to 'I
P. M.
Frank Ku;dman, who ha;
bei n quite ick for somu time i.
epuited as improving. He instil
eonfii ed to the houue, liosvever.
Tne lt O eKonian hus i u-i
uuihted a earlier delivery in luiu
ibut reMilH in uivii.K iln rea 'er- j
the stiile, tiiitnitilil and f'ireitilil
ne s, lU'lo IS lio-iri e n li- r than '
the same cerv.c cm tie refi iere i '.
Iiy tne P'.tt.ur d phphh.
I iiie i o i (iiinf the de h'nited
.ut in, i in.w.i-s lmi oan we t.av
no an liri! f ield. i
A valeiiliui' pjity was tiven t'
the n.-ni)'ei s of the -Cund 1'iade
ii Mu.idrty. ti.. Mi-s M.ixine M
Curdy at her l.om.s G im-s anO
lefrenhni 'iiU rtipnin irile to the
day were enjuyed. '1 tins present
were Sybil Howell, Pi'tly Here
vin, Fle'iiiur Hi!:aid. Wiiur.i.
Uitthie.Kalherttie Gnllilh, Rut)
Cra.vford, Marvin Rankin. Per
tha Akers, ROnit Hamilton.
Uivid Ci.ntwe.l. Harry Kin.
F.c'mi Saruent, KVanor Kutia'ik-. !
and Maxire M C;f ly.
Arci.'(ecfro Term
rili Tiiith-;i,iihI lm.1,1 i." I n
'erni itiill,'d to tl.c Ui-u lle iirh
lei-Hire, m-cn, U t miiiiIi, in ii;mv
d Hip Ni'W Vmli sine In iv. Hi.
I'tillililig Ini rc.in'n In Ik I 1 i ( . Hie id:!
f lli lltmri 1h tviliii'i d. i llijit m-vih
i.l Hit- l.iilld .Hi l:i. i
Th Ccluiii'.'u
ioi.oo;).oo) uet
jjikf January.
;..r shipper!
of lumber our
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
VOll SIIFIUFF .1
1 hereby announce my candi
dacy for nomination on the HJ
publican party ticket for Die ol
fiee of sheriff nf Morrow County
nt th primai ie. May ISth, 1921
C. J. I). Ilauman
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce to the voter
of Morrow County that 1 will l
a candidate for the office of aher
iff on the Republican ticket, lit
the primaries, May 18th, 192.
C. A. Pleakman.
. R. ROESCON
PONTIAC!
I The most now- ul
3 jerful six cylinder?
1 rf Ir-ii'im.l.'r nnpllinn ti
g X sand dollars In
price and only
" REQUIRES A
1 Twenty-eight
2 Dollar $n
license!
!!?
aia-Ljikfrr ri in
Mr8, L L. F'di'k, of Morifan
(tiled at the Independent office,
and enrolled es a b i'i criber. The
Funks expect to nuke their horn"
alt'ir March 1-t, at Klondike,
Oijli'm where they will engage
in farmirft.
,TrH;i"ct the Ilaait washer. On
dr. oUy at Paul IJalsirar,8 Imple
meot Store.
The h. 3. Pa lbcrg ranch, sev
en m'iea southeast of lone hap
been sold tliruui?1! the real estate
asc r.cy of J. 11. liar bke of Porn
land. Four bundled acrts wassold
to I). tli'X. whoowi.s an aij'iii)
hi; riiMch for a cojoiideratioii of
$10,0 I ). The remainiriK 1710 a-vM-nt
to W. A. Wilcox and
Giv-le D'iiiiis of Kitacada for
f 17 000 The now o.vners willtakr
pie.-iesaion at oi,c,
Mr. Padlicri? v. ill move to Fata
:n ii and plan to enirace in the
-e:.i estate busit;tHS in Porllati.
On Tuesday of this week, tht
fit ,t and second crad'- a enj eo
t party isiven at Hi? school homtf
i tht irt -tcher, Mrs. Vura Co I
r,n. Irsi'i-.l tru --!Mif pre-schoi.)
. were: Fi;,"ti Hp-try. Mlvin
b'i!y, Ue'aKinc. Wa'ter Coilej
.) ;in-it CiK.-hrtiP, JioiiTiii' Cocb
hi, Du!.lie Cantwe'l, Freddie
M"hi-, G u" Gr'ffi'h, Dnro
hv Ho-.veil, Glenn Wartield .Wa1
lace 1$ il'ard, ar.d G' a;e Lindeken.
Perry Hopkins. M rrow County
j .ii.ir, died I'l'. II. at M.i
v; uk e whielie has been livir.jr
?! the .at year.
He was born in Harrison Co.,
'!... D-c. lfi. 18VJ. and came to
t)r 'aon in US:l. setiinu rear lone.
He wiai married in 1S81 to Lydih
li.iil kp, and to tbij uiiiao one
in, Frank, was brti.
lie is nlosurvived by two broth
er, Jeff Hopkins of Hormiam,
A', sh. and F.'ijah ikpkinsof La
Ct.f.e Wsfli and by his wife,
Mary K. whom he married in
;Jpt.( l'.':l. HU death was caus-
ed uy u ropey.
Funeral service w ere corit'tct
: d at the Coniref ntional chenh
:ird intctni'rt wrs nvide in the
u :d I r,ows cemetery r.t K rc.
Where Columbut Landed
On lii llrm (,ii;p It. (In- .Vi-.
ni.rld. ('iiliiinliiiH sitlili d lurid mid d.
li.ul.fd nil the Miniil ru'.led lit lit
Ii ! ' ii ns "tin .nuhiiiil." I 'Iii:.:'h.
niiinid ilie iliitid "Sun S.ilviid'ir
! ut II In keii.Miill) lilentll.rd will
iViilli u l!.,!il, one of llie i:.iliii:in
imp.
.'c-fv Wa'.tr rJnr.'
Tie
I i. Oi 1
Kl.ll'l
,l-.,.
imie I
1...1II ili -iii lii ll.- i Ot
Vi a l ull's l Iter papei Is
ii.iii The original slitrl of
I'iiii Iliac tin- i-ie "I the
mid Lore ihe nali't iiiihk
in H i' 1 1 titer , lilting ihe '"i inn
r,nii pl.. iiaaiuud the waiei inuik
Dr. Carle (I the flntke Vt
lieitl Company, 3'JOA. Alter
Port land. Oregon, LYF. iliUI
5Pi-:f'.IAI.HTS. will be in lone
all day nod evenit if. Paturday.
February lSi.li. at the lone Hole'.
See bim about your eyes.
IIUDSON.ES8EX
SUPER-SIX
Paul C. Balsiscr, Ajicnt.
At Paul C. Bal.siucr's
- Ml
Fine printing of all kinds is
( Simply tell us
H
do the rest. Your satisfaction guaranteed,
"lone Independent"
IIAI, E. HOHS CUT FOR
SF.CKKTARY OF STATE
Salem. Ore., Ftb. 17. -Hal E.
Iloss, private secretary to Gov.
Patterson since the latter'a in
augurbt'ori a year bro. has sub
mited bis reijrnation to the Gov
ei nor. Gjvcrnor Patterson in ac
cepinjt the resignation, has aktri
Mr. Hoss to remain on the job
until the firtt of March, as the
governor intends to be ah Ben
from the state for several days
preceediriK that date.
"Mr, Hois, who i3 a po'.ential
a iilida'.e for the office of secre
lary of state t-aid in his letter of
reiiyt atioo that he did .not feel
juutif.ed in spending any lime
w.iile .,n the state pay roll to fur
ther his own perponal career.
The ttate press, with which
Mr. H-yjs ha been closely affilia
te-l as an association officer for
a number of years, haa indicated
'.hat it will support him actively
,f he br-comes a candidate.
NOTICE
THE 1WTN CITY FIRE IN
SURANCE CO. OF M.NNEAPO
LIS. MINNESOTA, hereby gives
notice that its Grain solieies Nos.
1 to'Jo. serial 128. inclusive, here
lofore furnished to its former
-u'ei.t, W. T. McNabb at lone,
')'l.'(;n. have become lost, and;
that it. will not be liable for ;o93 1
under said policies should they
be irsue-i by any unauthor zed
D(r.-ioi afi-i
I, ilia b., I
.mini ..v
)f this company.
Signed: Joy Lichtenstine, Man
iijer, Pacific department, 7!20,
Ulifotnia Street, San Frarcitco,
'alifornia.
Another Proof
Most .f is ure optimists. We nil
i-arn fn build home wilti big fire
.'f.-er l!h the Mm that the fainilj
.lil g illier nuiiid
'rfia Ar.giles Times.
them evenings.
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
Eight 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
Jt tt tJ 3 : J? ft Jt St !t tJ U ? tt
what you want
. ..
CALL FOR WARRANTS -
All General Fund Warrant! of .
Morrow County, Oregon, reffieteu j
ed on or before Die. 31,1927.
will be paid on presentation at
the office of the County Treai- .
urer at Heppner, Oregon, on or
afterMarch 10th, 1928, at which
date interest on eaid warrants
will cease.
Dated at Heppner, Oregon,
Feb. 15, 1928.
Leon W. Briggs, Co. TreaaJ -3-2
,
Already Scalped
Hotiby hud a new Imlliin salt and
was begt'lns to go ask Tom to eonw
play with til in. But lwtdiy'i father
said it wns too near bedtime. "I'll
piny Indian with you, though," sabl
the lather. "Aw, I can't play Indian
with you. lou have been scalped al
ready," replied UlsKUSted Bobby. ,
Taking Shine From Cloth
To remove the shine bom long-ust-d
cloth, take an emery board or
piece of fine emery pnier and rub
It very giotly with a rotary more
ment over the glosny surface. This
raises the mip that constant robbing
bun driven back Into the material.
Living Relic of the Past
The lemma, huge South teat lizards,
diwm't belong In tills age, being the
r.nljr ri'itmlnltig species of Die rep
tiles that decendei) from the dino
saurs, wldeb hare been extinct, ac
cording to geologists, fur millions of
years.
Fine Strand of Cold
A fciimtilA nf cn'.l tin rirnwn A
, tUut 3trw j-ur,i Hgh only one
, ounce attracted much attention at an
; exiiimuon or gum ana silver
wire
... , ... , !.-,
Compressed Air Magazine.
La.,:c C.'.c;:i amlly
Tlitre ii:i! IS 0' lincl ;:Het!es Of
vhtt i.nd more ti.aii 400 names p-pll.-d
to ll.ese varieties usually the
rain's are ndepted from the placet In
nhiili Ihe cheese originated Urn
buiger. Neiifetuitel l!oqii"fort, Cnmem
beit, etc. The fliilk of many different
i.nlmnls Is used In cheese-making In
VKiimis parts of the world. Cow's
' rullk is by no means the only wore.
! Cutis and sheep give their milk for
thwse. New As Illustrated.
I
tti 'it jttija838Stt!i
our specialty!
and we will
l
',t j in ni.rii.L wi 1 1 vy I"" f-l
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