VOLUME XVI
10NE, OREGON, i FRIDAY, April 20, 1928
NUMBER 47
BIRTHDAY DINNER
A birthday dinner wai given
Mn. Katie Pell yi at her farm
huma near Jordan Siding lart
Sunday.
Thoie present were; Mr. and
Mra. C. W. Swanson, Mr. and
Mra. Claude Sigabee, Mra. Henry
Clark, Lowell and Valjean Clark,
Mr. and Mri Fred Nichoien and
Alice Katherine, Mr. and Mra.
Albert Pettya and family, Carl
ton, Norma and Kuth Swanaon,
Mra. Kuby Roberts, Fern and
Joel Engelman, Mra Katie Hettya
and G. A. Pettya. Relatives at
tending from Pendleton were:
Mr. and Mra. George Ganger,
Mr. and Mra. John Mulr, Mr. and
Mra. Will Gamier, Clare and
Hilly, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mulr,
Coleen and Patty, Mr. and Mra.
Arthur Ganger, Mr. and Mrs. 0.
B. Sparka, Mr. and Mrs, O.I ,
Sprks, Mr. and Mra. Zeb Plntt
and daughter Lola, Mra. Carrie
Sparka McNeil. Mr. Fred Gang,
er, LaVell, Lurline and Orvllle
Sparka.
In addition to the congratula
tions of all present, Mrs. Pettys
recived many beautiful gifts a- linvitedtomett with them on that
mong them being a handsome
Indian robe presented by the
Pendleton folks.
Dr. Clarke, of the Clarke Opli
cal Co., 300A. Aider St.. Port
and, Ore., EY E SIG HT SPECIAL
liti, will bs in lone all day an
evening, Saturday April 21st at
the lone Hotel. See HIM ABOUT
YOUR EYES.
Rtaionabt
A Sciential M)t IIimI the Miih
wvtjfcS Biort . Q Inlet., Naturally.
Look at all tba peopi with heavy
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ROAD OIL
Cleans and polishes in one operation
without injuring the
EXPERIMETS ARE EXPENSIVE.!
Coal Oil or Gasoline wil remove thet
road oil but will also ruin the finish of your car. ; :
Many people have experimented with it to J J
their sorrow.
You are not buying
you buy Road Oil Remover.
BULLARD'S PHARMACY
Try the Drug Store First.
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THIS WEEK WE JOIN
In the Celebration of the
109th anniversary of the
Institution of the I. 0.0. F.
On this Continent.
Three Stars Tavern
Baltimore, April, 1819.
I. 0. 0. P. Hall
lone, April 26, 1928
Bristow & Johnson
MARSHAL SEIZES CAR
LutSunday afternoon the at
tentlon of lone'a Town Marshal
was attracted by the eratic mo
tions of three young men who
were attempting some repalra on
their automobile which was stand
ing on Main Street. Approach
and Investigation showed that
I hev were under alcoholic infln
ence and a search of the car dia
covered 2wo whiakey flasks; one
empty and the other containing
about, two inches of of booze.
The marshal the.i seized the car
and la now holding It for the
sheriff of Morrow county. The
young men gave their names aa
Boyd Copenhaver of Heppner,
Joe Bond of Lexington, and Geo.
Prince.
REUNION MORROW
COUNTY PIONEERS
The Morrow County Pioneer
Reunion will be held at Heppner
Friday, June 1. Residenta who
have been in the state forty
yeara are invited to join the Pio
netr Club. Special entertainment
will be put on and everyone in
d f.
lone has several residents who
are eligible to the 57 year club,
also the 50 year branch and many
for the forty year division. Lei
every pionter become interested
and a very fine reunion can be
held. S. E. Notaon, K. L Beach
and Bert Mason are on the ar
rangt mente committee and wish
the co operation of all pioneer.
Quotation' Great Votut
Thwltluin rf. llMUlK. nod. th
eilierlenct of (? may bt prefer)
by quotation, DliraelL
REMOVET"
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finish of your "Auto.
an experiment when I
ROY W. RITNER
Candidate for Joint
Representative
Umatilla
and
Morrow
Counties.
REPUBLICAN
During 1927 WallowaCountv
shipped 6,000 cattle, 22,000hogt
and 58.000 sheep.
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce that I wU
be a candidate, subject to th
will of the Republican voters, foi
the office of County Clerk of
Morrow County, Oregon.
Gay M. Anderson.
Incumbent.
FOR COUNTY COMMIS
SIONER I hereby announce that 1 wil.
bea candidate for nomination, on
the Republican ticket for th
office of County CommisiiinnM
at the primary election.' Maf 18'
L P. Davidson
for'county school
superintendent
I herthy announce to the voter
of Morrow County my canHJacy
for the office of County School
SuperintendenUndthatmy name
will appear on the Republican
ticket at the primary election on
May 18, 1928.
Lucy E. Rodgtrs.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce that I will
be a candidate for nomination
for the office of County Clerk of
Morrow County on the Republi
can ticket at the Primary election
W. 0. Hill
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce my candi
dacy for nomination on the Re
publican party ticket for the of
I ice of sheriff of Morrow County
at the primaries. May 18th, 1928.
C. J. D. Bauman
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce to the voters
of Morrow County that I will be
a candidate for the office of sher
iff on the Republican ticket, a
(.he primaries, May 18th, 1928.
' G. A. Bleak man.
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I R. ROBISON
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MACHINE SHOP
; Local Happenings
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; Dwight Misener who now has
a half Interest in an auto wreck
ing company in Portland waa a
visitor in lone over the week-end.
The road grader ordered by
the city aome time ago and set up
lent week has had a tryout on
Main Street this week.
. Water Glass preserves Eggs.
Hold in any quantity by Bullard'a
Pharmacy.
Only four more weeks of school
tier this.
Ed Holmquist, who has betn
sick with the flu has aulficient-
"Dad" Griffin and Elmer Grif
fith, who went to the Dschute
tcTopen the fishing season, have
returned.
Dont forget that the "Willing
Workers" will serve a hot lunch
to all who come, at noon on Pri
mary Election day. Lunch will bo
served in Legion hall.
Four young men went on the
wurpath, figuratively speaking,
H eir whoopa and yells brought
. i. at a i
on an interview wun aiarsnai
Frarka who in due tim! escorted
them to the office of the City Re
corder and that officer assessed
fm a of ten dollars each.
Mrs. Frank Engelman. who
has been ill at the Jordan Home
Hospital ia at home again and vey
much improved in health.
Ue touring between lone and
Cecil ia now necessary on account
of oi. Slow settling of the oil
bids fair to keep the highway
out of commission for some time.
Ihe Japanese Tea given by the
Dorcas Society of the Congrega
tioiiat Church last Thursday aft-
ernou was a very sjoyable affair.
The Mesdames Louis Balaiger, P.
G. Balsiger and Fred Mankin,
who served on the entertainment
commllte, poured tea for about
fifty ladies.
! Frjink Engelman was called t
Caldwell, Idaho, last week, b)
the death of his youngest aiater,
Mra. John King.
S. E. Natson blew into Ion
ihursday afteunoon and favored
.he Indtpedent staff with a short
call. He waa acting as advanct
aitent for the coming Morrow
County Pioneer Reunion which
is to take place June 1. Whtn
asked as to his state of recptiyi.
ty for the seat in the U. S. U. h
soon to be vacated by Niak Sin
not, Mr. Notson replied that he
never dedges politcal lightning.
Mr. John FairU, Jr. wis eo
unfortunate the other day as to
cut off two fingera of his left
hand while epliting kindling. He
was taken at once to Hebpner for
surgical treatment and ia now do
ing very ncely.
Mr. Chas. O'Connor has been
cleaning up the grounds of the
the residence property on Second
Street belonging to Mrs. Hubert
Balcomb of lrrigon. He has made
a ship shape job of it and in addi
tion to improving the appearance
of the premises, has materially
Neil Knighton of Hardmanwas
in lone Monday.
FOR SALE! FOR SALE!
Beau'.ful piano pear lone, Must
sell immediately. $10.per month.
A rare bargain. Write Tallman
Piano Store, Salem, Oregon, foi
particulars.
FOR SALE
One double cylinder Knitting
Machine, cheap. Call or write,
Mrs. J. F.Hardesty,
Morgan. Oregon.
Go Heavy on SanJw!ch$
Careful entlnintci claim that 1,000,
000 inndwlclies nr enten every work
ing day In the Itrnndwuy rvxtuurtuit
dlitrlct of New York.
LEXINGTON HOLDS
DECLAMATORY CONTEST
As a result of a contest held
last Friday evening the follswing
puppls will represent the Lexing
ton school in the County Declam
atory Contest.
Division I.
Dramatic .Erma Duvall
Oratosical Elsie Tucker
Humorous Ruth Dinges
Division II
Non-humornus Beryl Anderson
Humorous Rose Thdrnburg
Division III
Non-humrous Evelyn Kirk
Humorous Marvin Cos
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j "Electricity! I
JMovas Forward at an Ever-increasing Pace!
Says EDWARD
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FoJmer Chairman U. S. Shipping Board
'"If the proper encouragement is given
to the electric light and power industry,
the industry will spring forward in the
next decade faster even than in thepast
decade. The result unquestionably will
be a lowering of the cost of living and
the conservation of national resources
which cannot fail to benefit the whole
population."
Ten yenra the Rfnerat
,lii(t cnpii' lty of Hie electric
HkIi tnndpowerlinlnrtrvwiia
one tbl d of what ltlntodj,
In thnt tluid ibecoiiauiiitlou
of electricity for llht nUme
Iihm howu a four fold lu-
Cr'8IM.
The treii) ndoua upltiB
Intlieuiteof electric power
lu thoiiKiimlM of iiiiiiiubii-tur.
lux iriM-i-M-i,iucoiiiiueri'e,on
In rum. mid III Hit home, ia
the reiiult of prj;rNlve pol
k-hn which liiive coiilrolled
the oMrntln oli-leclrk-Hisht
aud power coinpuulea.
lVgluuiug oh an untried
curlolt.v, elwtricnl nvrvkv
InAmerU-a waa founded on
the prlucipe that tlieecouo-
Pacific Power & Light
NEWSPRING
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
Mr. L E. Dick, the genial rep.
resentative of tht Standard Oil
Co., is driving a new Chevrolet
car this week. The purchase wa
made through E. R.Lundell, Pro
prietor of the Independent Gar.
age. The carta a two door, four
cylinder sedan.
HUDSON-ESSEX
SUPER-SIX
Paul C. Balsiger, Agent
At Paul C. Baiter's
Powerful Magnet .
The imcKPTt magnet In tne world
ta In Ihe bnreoo of atandarda, Waab
Intloo. . It la ao ttrong that It wtU
draw oalla held looaely te tk
from a dlaianca of oo foot
N. HURLEY
nilw of Inrite acale produc
tUmand low price which
encourHge widespread .
lire thetientmenni tohenithy
growth.
Ko thoruuhly baa the truth
of tin principle beeu OeruoD
al ruled, and ao efficiently
have electric llj(btand power
conipnnlea Imn run.thatthe
ileiimiid for electric. ty atend
lly liirrertitea while It f coat
bHscoiinlttenlly declined.
Willi eiirulnip limited by
public regulation, only the
continued atlmillu of llidl
Tldiml liiltlatiTe lu their man
raement cap oerure tha un
failing efficiency wbkh the
growing prewtureof demand
iiinkea liuperatlre for the fu
ture of electrical aervlce.
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