The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19??, May 11, 1928, Image 1

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VOLUME XVI
10NE, OREGON, FRIDAY, May 11 1928
NUMBER 50
MORROW CO
TAXPAYERS READ THIS TABLE
. Wide Variation In
Read Coti Shown.
The following In a list of prices
received from the Oregon State
' Highway Department, under dale
of May 8, l'J28, on rock hauling,
Morrow County not I ncludH in
the averagts.
Marlon County li having ten
thousand yard of rock hauled on
the following bania:
1st in.; 2nd; 3rd; 4th; 6th m.
13ct 2ft 8ii . D2 CCct.
Morrow Coanty pi!d lent month
30ct 30 00 80 $1.00
The n venue of state rontrictt:
16) 33 4'.)J CO 0 824
On the face of these figures
it will be noted that Morrow Co.
paid 58 per cent more than Mari
on on that contract.
SPRING SALEOF
FANCY WORK
Ladies of the Baptist Church
will have a le of fancy work and
cooked food, Saturday, May 12th,
at Brittow & Johnson' (Store.
KKMBUIt that J. E. Swanson
carries all lin.s of insurance
Morgan Items
Mo rgan school and vountf pen
pie af Morgan journeyed to the
higtMt peak they coald find neat
Morgan last Friday nlghtand en'
joyed a wienie roant.
Mrs- Pat Medlock spent Wee
nespay at Mrs. Ethel Mahoney'a.
C. C. Hulchcroft and Al Mroed
son unloaded car of wood last
Saturday. ,
Mathew Bill and children of
Schuslcr Flats and also Alice Nash
were calling au the Willow Creek
Poultry Farm on Sunday after
noon. Dr. Clarke of the Clark Opti
cal Co., 300A, Alder street. Port
land, Oregon, EYESIGHT SlE
CI A LIS IS, will be in oone, al)
day and evening, Saturday, May
19. at the lone Hotel. See him
about your eyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chriuto
pherson were calling on Mr. and
Mrs Stanley Seely, Sunday after-
noon.
Mrs. II. E. Harbison returned
Saturday from Portland, where
she has been for the past week.
Glenn Ball and Lonter Good
rich are helping Bob Hsrbison
load out several cars of wheat
this week.
For combine repsirs see P. G.
Balaigt-r. Holt, Harris, Advance
Kumely.
Developing
- Printing
Enlarging
of the quality hind
Your films arc in good hands here
experience, careful hands. Wc
make pictures, too, and we're just as
exacting as if your roll came from
our own camera.
That's why you can rely on us for
quality finishing every time.
Kodak I II in in all sizes is ready
for you here and it's fresh. It'g
the famous film in the familiar
vellovv lo. You'll want extra
4
rolls for the week-end and you
might as well jj at our Kodak
counter thfaj u stock up.
BULLARD'S PHARMACY
"The Kodak Store"
TO MORROW COUNTY
VOTERS
The statement made by Bert
Mason that a proposition had
been made to him Offering a com
minnion on the purchase of fire
hose U tnlnlpading for the rea
son that the of fr was not made
by the Howard Cooper Co., but
by the Eureka Hone Company.
L. P. Davidson. '
poLiTJCAir .:.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
WRITE IN THE NAME OF
.W.O.STAVER
of Pilot Rock, Oregon 1
Republican Candidate for
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE
Mvrrow-Umatilla Couuties
' 22nd District
1'IIIMAKV Kr.Kt.TI'iN, Mny IS.
' ''nmyi r, I'liwiililii Coniily
l.'jciim KxpiTlriii'c lii liuvcriiMiriiliil
AffllllH,
W'rllo In Hiiilmark iIuim;
X W. O. STAVEU
I'ltOMOTEOlIKno.N INHfSTI;It:S
FOR COUNTY CLERK
1 hereby announce that I will
he a candidate, subject to the
iil of the Republican voter, for
the office of County Clerk of
Morrow County, Oregon. ' '
Cay M. Anderson,
. Incumbent.'
FOR COUNTY COMMIS
SIONER I hereby announce that f will
bea candidate for nomination on
the Republican ticket for the
offica of ,Gwitv-CtffttmifcMnner
TO OUR MANY FRIENDS
& CUSTOMERS:
We are j
I in an awful mess but we are
GLAD TO SEE YOU.
atthe primary election. May
L. P. Davidson
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FOR COUNTY SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT
I hereby announce to the voter
of Morrow County my can MJacy
for the office of County School
Superintendentxndthat my name
will appear on the Republican
ticket at the primary election on
May 18. 1STJ8.
Lucy E. Rodgera.
4MHHa-B
' 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 atthe Primary election
W. 0. Hill
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce my candi
dacy for nomination, on the Re
publican party ticket for the of
lice of sheriff of Morrow County
at the primaries, May 18th, 19.'8.
C. J. D. Ban man
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce to the voter
of Mot row County that I will be
a candidate for the of f ice of eher.
iff on the Republican ticket, at
the primaries, May 18th,
(i. A. Bleak man.
Local Happenings
Th death of Mr'. I .ts Bauren
feihd occurred Wednea lay even
ing1 at the home of hr son, Mar
tin Bauren feind, at Morgan. The
funeral service will be conducted
at the Congregational church in
Ion", Sunday, May 13, at (he
hour of 2 o'clock, P. M.
Show your mother your appre
ciation of the many ihlngi she
has done for you. Send her a box
of Johnson's chocolates or "ay
it with FLOWERS."
."! Ballard' Pharmacy.
Mrs. Nolan cied Wednesday of
this week at the home of her
dauber, Mrs, F. E. Everson.
Tiic immediate cause of death
wa cancer, r nnera! aervicea
were conducted by the factor ol
lU Catholic church at Iriigin.
Interment was made ioT the Kinu
cemetery, iouth of lone,
Dr. Clarke, Eye Sight special
int. In lone, Saturday, May 19,
t te lone Holnl. ; ,
The outlook for the local pick
naniMe industry is nor so prom
ai:ig as at the inception of the
enterprise, owing to depressed'
market conditions. The Seattle
tl.irdware Company quotes the
hi-ih-Bt q laiity of pick handle at
JO 23perdoz.:SchwabacherHard
' (Continued on I'll 4.)
Dont forget that the "Willirg
.V.rker" will serve a hot lunch
o all who come, at noon on Pt i
i.ary Election day. Lunch will be
Sim ved in Legion hall. .
FARM HOME BURNED
l.a'e Wednesday afternoon the
f rai rh tuilHH nf fhan Fruuin in
ourned to the ground with a total
of the content except the piano.
The exact origin of the fire if
unkoan. Miss Joy Erwin built a
lire preparatory to getting sup
per and then went to gather the
the egs. On her retrn she found
t hn house in flames. The house it
will be remembered is on the old
Frank Baker place, eight mile?
with of lone.
S'eSanson for Insurance.
li
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Warm Weather
That is what evrybody is 1
asking for but when it gets
here the cry will be Oh, it's
so hot! ; - -
BE PREPARED
For the hot weather by furnishing t
your kitchen with a Gas Range, c :
I have a large stock of American
Kitchen Kook, Red Star and Flor
ence Ranges and cook stoves, and
can fill your wants.
Why use a heavy coal range and
heat up the house when you can use
A GAS RANGE?
BERT MASON
l Bristow & Johnson
41 s 1
M I R.ROBISON h
I Now Is the timet
Kf the year to put j
P ur harvest ma
ROY W. RITNER :
Republican Candidate for' I
CONGRESS
Oregon has five lawyers at present in J
Cougres. Eastern Oregon is an agricul-'j"
tural district. Elect a man who for the last
twenty years has been a farmer and who
thoroughly sympathizes with the prob-
lems of agriculture
Write the name in thus:
X Roy W. Ritner
(Paid Advertisement)
X
The Man the Republican
Party Can Win With
In November
R. .R. Bustler
!
chinerylu order.
.We have the cor-
rcct babbit for ev-;
;ery purpose from;
,.ri rent a nmiiu!'
. . - , ,
Jup to 75ct for the;
0hcst babbit obtaii
table.
:
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MACHINE SHOP
Candidate for Congress
Hejs the Lasical and
Outstanding Candidate for
the Republican
Nomination.
Politically and favorably, no other candidate is so well known as Judge Butler. He
has served as State Senator for four terms. He lias a mind of brillicnt qualities and
silver tongue which has won him the honor of being one of the best known public
men in Oregon. He is 46 ytai s old, 22 years a resident of the Second district. The
Republican party and the Second Eastern Oregon District will be safe with Butler.
Play So with your Party and
District
WRITE IN THE NAME
X R. R. BUTLER
, On Your Primary Ballot, May 15
Piilit Adv. by linllcrto ronnrefM Clul", tli'ii It I.ltfln. Kwy. The DullrH, Oregon.
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