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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1928)
NUMBER 46 VOLUME XVI 10NE, OREGON, FRIDAY, April 13, 1928 New Firm Invades Local Wheat Market STATE C. E. CN V. ROY W. Rlf NER The State Christian Endwavor convention which .begins Thurs- Cole Smith, Manager of the day evening, April I 19, in The I p- i f T0jnt ' , . pi urm Dalles, promise tobeoneofthe VanUIUdlt IOI JUIUl farmers cicvaiui ,clP(.eMfu onei ever held. Buy Grain for C.J. Sartv Three hundred and twenty-live fnrdand Son. advance registrations from out side the city or ine uaues iBeMITmrfilli with more cfmlng in daily Indl- " Cole Smith who has been local representative of Strauss & Co. .will this year buy grain ft-r C. J. San ford and Son. Mr. Sanford wa ft one time manager of the Northern Grain and Warehouse Co.. a concern which in other years bought a large amount of wheat in thi teiritory. Producers will be glad to learn of his re entry of thd lo cat market. Mr.Snnlo d plans to visit th i this section sum time in the near f jture and make a personal aur v iy of conditions in this produc ing terrioory. Representative For combine repairs see P. G Balsiger. Holt, Harris, Advance Rumely. cates a good attendance. The people of the city are mak ing every preparation for the comfortofthe delegates. Those who Day the registration fee will be given badge and program and free lodging and breakfast in homes in The Dalles. There is no limit to the number of delegates that may ko from anyone place, and no special authopizingof per sons as delegates if rtvuired in order that they may yo. Streets will be gaily decorated with wel-l come banners, and the splendid cltv auditorium will be used for convention sessions. Rueskers for the conven ton include: ttev. E. W. Praetorius of Clveland, Ohio, General Secy. iiai nrd in hi .) Spri ing & Summer Samples! Mens made to meas-1 ure suits On Display! We euarantee a fit. "Prices Are Righf Now and Morrow 0 Counties. REPUBLICAN During 1927 WallowaCounty hipped 6,000 cattle, 22,000 bos and 58,000 sheep. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COUNTY CLERK I hereby announce that I wi 1 be a candidate, subject to tl jv ill of the Republican voters, f( the office of County Clerk it Morrow County. Oregon. Gsy M.'Anderson, Incumbent. FOR COUNTY COMMIS SIONER I hcrebv announce that 1 will lea candidate for nomination or ha RfDublican ticket for th office of County Commisilnnr , it the primary election. May 18 L P. Davidson ; Morgan Items , Walt Eubanks, the turkey man kt lone, was calling in lone last Thursday. ,t Mr. Bill Clayton Is working on the highway the last few days. Mia Christiana, the Morgan teacher bad a declamatory on test. Friday for her pupils. The winners were Margaret Ely and Joy BalLThe judges were Mrs. R. E. Harbison, Mrs. Gladys Ely and Mrs Este Baurenfeind. Mr. O. Lindstrom was hauling 'wheat to uhe Harbison warehouse this week. Mrs. Este Baurenfeind was calling on Aids Troedson last Wednesday. ' The Misses Dot and Dimple Crabtree spent Thursday night with Margaret Ely. Mrs. It E. Harbison has sold her turkeye to Mr. Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. Ballard and son were calling on Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Harbison on Friday last Mr. Alviri Ely went toReea Creek Saturday eight. Mr. John Nash:waa visiting with his family thia week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Hai bison are steadily improving in health. Mn Rita Baurenfeind is on the sick list this week.- Mr f.undfcll and family were calling in Morgan, Sunday. . See J. E. Swanson for insu; snce. McMurray building. Tht Willow Creek Poultry l-irned of f 325 chicks this week; chicks going to Walker or Hef ner, Lundell of Rhea Siding, Bui lira of Ioop, Nash of Morgan, and Mrs. Wate Crawford of Ella. Mad and Mrs. Est Baurvnfeii d nBt Sundav evening io lone with Mrsr Farrens. Mr. ttahoney of Portland la vm FORCOUNTY SCHOOL et t DPOlMTPVnFMT . . . t. Jitingbiaaon George tnia wtk I hereby nnunc"0U,"",:MMr Mihone, has sold his Cre,k ,f Morrow County my canrtidncy T- f" ' ... . L .i nnrh Is 1 DVtV irODI bUKCDt. .ffi ai countv acDitoi.--- Superintendent and that my name I Bristow & Johnson -1 i-j 7 ill appear on the Republican ticket at the primary election on May 18, 1928. Liicy E. Rodgers. REM BER that J. E, Swat-son carrrea all lines of insurance. if Wmm- II Now, no matter what the weather Take a Kodak FOR COUNTY CLERK I hereby announce that 1 will be a candidate for nomination for the office of County Clerk of Morrow County on the KepuDii can ticket at the Primary election W. O. Hill FOR SHERIFF I hrbv announce my candi dacy for nomination on the Re publican party ticket ror tna oi hce of sheriff of Morrow County st the primai ies, May 18th. 1928 C. 3. D. Bauman FOR SHERIFF ' J.j I hrhv announce to the voters of Morrow County that I will be a candidate for the office oi sner- iff on the Republican ticket, at the primaries. May 18th, 1928. G, A. Bleakman. j No longer can you regard Kodak merely s i :.. K,vl,iW art the nicture. no ,),. ...rhur-even in driving rain I for modern Kodak have t fair-weather picture, no matter what Ills wshuisi w.... ... n J II faater. lenaei lentea that admit plenty of light and allow proper exposure. ' Thii Spring, in all your jaunta, take a modern Kodak rlonj with the aMurance that you will get every picture when. : happens. l,,t ua ihow you tin modern KmUki and opUia their tucptlonat picture-miking ability. "Bullard's Pharmacy" THE KODAK STORE 3S3SH . R. RODISON Ifyouwfint the? ;most for your mon tey Intnewayof atj 'new automoDiie xg Kibuy the new Oak ;land All American o iSlx. u of the Evangelical Church, l.o is coming out especially lor ti e conventio; Paul C. Brown of Loa Angeles, Pacific Coast aetreury of of Christian Endeavor; iuv. Walter L. Myers of Lugere; ur. Norman K. TuIIy ot Salem; R.v, Monroe G. Everette of Corvaiis nd others. Prof. C H. Hohgstt ( no.n. wilt lead the singing W, . and Miss Lulu Aydelotte o mai city wil preside at the piano. Don aid O. Nelshn of Portland, state paesident will preside. . Sn.dal features of the conven tion, include: psstors' complimen tary luncheon ana couienns Friday noon; parade and tour of ThaD'Hes aad to Celiio ran on on Friday afternoon; denomini. tional luncheons Saturday noon; I. 0.0. F. WILL CELEBRATE The 109th Anniversary of the Founding ot the Order To Be Observed On Thursday' April 26th, the 109th annlversars of the found i nf ih order will be fitting ly 1 celebrated by Oddfellowa and Rebehkas of lone. A abort r.ro gram sppropriate to the occsion will be rendered and incioenisuy 25 year jewels will be presented. D.hmnti will be served. Al ' .ihnr!nir and visitng members k. nrrlarare cordially invited v a w. ... to ioin the local lodgees In the Local Happenings 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bryson re tuaned from Portland on Sunday SThere will be a program and nie social siven at the high school gymnasium under the aua plcei ol the local highschooi. Last.Soturday evning thirteen members of the freshman class were entertained at the home of Mrs. Helen Farrens by their Uach er.Miss Vinson. H. D. McCurdy and L P. Dav idson made a business trip to Walla Walla on Monday. lone schools wilt be represent ed in the County Oratorical con test to bi held at Heppner on the 28th of Aoril by seven contest nia in three divisions. Their names are as follows: Division l; Humorous, Maxine McCurdy; Non-Humorous. Winnie Brown. Division II: Humorous. G enn Rob ison: Non Humorous, Marcus (5reenws.lt. Division lit: Dramat ic, Helen Smouse; Oratorical. Harold Kincade; Humorous, Mil dred Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. i. W. Howk. ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Low and Mrs. L. McMurray, mo tored to Heppner on Sunday aft ernoon. . See Swanson for infurance An unwonted sight was observ ed on the highway near lone this we k; a covered waggon drawn by a yoke of oxen. Bristow and Johnson's store wis broken into by thieves who cat off merchandise valued at $150.00 in addition to a small amount of cash found in the till. Entrance was effected thronih a window in threai of the stw a Water Gfasa preserves Eggs. Sold in any quantity by Bullard's pharmacy. Chas. Battersley who travels for the Hexter Hard ware Co. of Portland is movtng his familv to lone to live. This places Mr, Bat tersly neerer tnd center of his urritor and will enable him to be at home each, week end. ATTENTIONJOTERS ' Candidate Matteson Declares His Principles Heppner, Oregon. - April 9, 1928. , To Editor of lone Independent: To tf.e voters of the lone vi cinity 1 would like to say a few words in regards of myself being a candidate for sheriff of Mor row Co. on Democratic ticket. 1 have been an officer of the law for about ten years under Sheriff McDuffee. If elected Shserif f I will enforce all lawa to the best of my ability. Treating every one the same. That has al ways been my motto having no favorites. I being born and raised in Mor row Co. Serving nine months in U. S. crmy. Being a member of the American Legion and mem ber of Neighbors of Woodcraft Order. 1 will greatly appreciate your support. Register and vote. , I mean Ladya as well as men as ; the books close the 17th day of April. Truly Yours. W. L. Matteson Heppuer Ore. ; Irish Cobler, Earliest of All and Bliss Triumph seed potatoes at Masou's. FOR SALE! FOR SALE! Beau'f ul piano pear lone. Must sell immediately. $10 per month. A rare bargain. Write laiiman Piano Store, Salem. Oregon, for particulars. HUDSON-ESSEX ; SUPER-SDC : Paul C. Balsiger, Agent. AtPaulCBalsigerV ; SEED POTATOES? Bert Mason has them. Rev. Thomas S. Brady will give instruction inChristian doctrina next Saturday afternoon at 2:30, iTuJehoraeofMr.Edw. A. Lin dekin, to all children who are six years of age or over. The "Willing Workers" will serve a hot lunch in L?gion hall at noon, May 18. All are invited to come. Price, - Early American Treaty The trtnty of IMwwrlt. S. C with the Clier.iki-e Indiana a made on No Terober 27. 1785. This wat the Brat treaty between Imlluna and the United 8tatea. It wa algncd bj Joseph Mar tin of Virginia on behalf of the United State NEW SPRING DRESSES I have just received aship ment of Ladies and Misses dresses. Priced from $1.00 to $9.95 . Come while sizes are unbrohen and you will find a dress to suit you. NO TWO ALIKE BERT MASON T U&rUINE SHOP commemoration of the natal day team isttii miatimsmmt9 of the f ntrnity. Y, ., . iij il I - T TV -ifu