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THE IONE INDEPENDENT!
Published Every Friday by
W. W. HEAD. Editor Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION
One Ytr $150
Sx Months . .75
.hree Months .50
Kntcred s second class mitter it
he postnh'ice t lone. Oreuon, under
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ci ui warm f. o?
Friday, June 1. 1928.
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
NOTICE is hereby Riven that
the undersigned has filed his fin
al account as executor of the last
will and testament of Celestine
Ba'sijrer, deceased, in the Coun
to Court of the State of Orejton
for Morro County, and trat
aid Court has fixed Monday, the
2nd day ot July, 1928. at the
notir ot 2:()0o,clock, p. m . of
aid dav as the time, ard the Coun
ty Court room at the Court House
at Heppner, Oregon, as the place
of hearing said account and any
objections thereto, and the settle
ment ol said estate.
Date of first publication of
this notice May 25th, 1928 and
ilateof last publication of this
notice, June 22nd. 1928.
Paul G. Balsiaer.
Executor of the Last Will and
Testament of Celestine Balsitrer,
deceased.
Afar A Twain a Believer
Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) was
not affiliated with any chun-h or re
ligious org:inlijitlon. He was what I
usually called "free-thinker." that Is.
he did not accept the Scriptures as In
uplred or authoritative ilrltuul writ
!:". tie mas often accused by hi
nemlea of deallnt with sacred things
In a auioewhat Irreverent nianuer. I'd
on on occasion Mark Twain wrote:
"I have never teen what seemed to
me an atom of proof that there It a
future life. And yet 1 am wrongly
Inclined to expect one." Pathfinder
Mnratfa.
"Resolutions
t God knows the way, He holds the key,
I He guides with an unerring hand;
I Sometime with tearless eye we'll see X
And then, up there, we'll understand, J
I IN MEMORY OF J
Istalina Bauernfeind who died, May 9, 1928 at Morgan, Ore.
They are not lost in the distant worlds above,
Thev are nur nparpcf lint in CnA't rum Inva
, - . - - .w.i.. 4.
The Angel of Death has entered our midst and we are
called to mourn the loss of a faithful friend and co-worker.
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Obr tears are mingled with vnur.
jMay the gloom of the sorrowing ones be dispelled by the
promise, "I am the Resurection nd the Life, saith the Lord;
Jhe that believeth in Me. though he were dead, yet shall he live-
and he that livcth and believeth in Me shall ntver die."
Resolved, That the Charier of Saphire Rebekah Lodge
No. 163, 1. 0. O. F., cf Morgan, Oregon, in testimony of our
loss, be drapped in mourning for the alotted time, that we ten-
der the family our deepest sympathy in their affliction and
t hat acopy of these rtsolttic rs te sci.t lo the family. J
RE. Harbison, Echo Palmateer, Lucy Harbison
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and see Cole Smith
J. C. Sanford & Son
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STRAUSS & CO.
Grain Dealers, of Portland, Oregon
Will Be Represented this Season by
W. M. Eubanks
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contract your wheat.
Morgan Items
Mr. and Mrs. Al Troedson left
I'riiiav for Portland and other
"valley" points.
Mrs. Leona ChriBtopherson
rtlled on Mrs, Eudora Seeley on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sara Comett and children,
Freddy and Danlene. left Satur
day for La Grande where they
will visit her mother.
Mrs. Cleta McCormic Ufa on
Thursdry night for Crescent City
vhtr he will visit her mother.
Alvin Ely returned from Cul
ver, having has a very pleasant
t ip.
Mr. George Mahoney and Mr.
Taylor are busy hauling lumder.
Mr, Mahoney intends building
machine shed socn.
Mr. Mathew Ball and two
daughters were calling in Mor
gan on Monday last.
Dean Ekleberry and his cousin
were hauling wood on Wednes
day last
Military Tournament
tournament, the military depart
ment each year shows the train
ing it offers and the serious put
pose the physically fit college
men give to their work in the re
serve corps.
Latett in. New Theorie$
A teucher had given a number nf
examinations. These were some of
the an era she found:
"In case of drowning, put on dry
clothes as quickly as possible and yell
for help."
"When chickens get old. their leeih
full out. so they eat stunts, and the
ftlunM full Infrt thm hulua loft K
old teeth and mnku the new teeth."
I "A molar la what my daddy Is In
the factory."
Actions Beyond Recoil
Just as a atone send its ever-widening
circles across a pool Into which
It has been dropped, so every act of
yours Is muklng ripples on the sur
fuce of time, ripple that rpreud fur
beyond your knowledge. Crlt
of Ktespcct
vnur inrmwc are mtrc
lis UIV IIIU1IWI
drop in at the
as he is buying for?
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4.4.4.AMMAAA.
see him before youl
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(Piano Recital)
Continued row Vitgt I.
a. Gavotte, Young
b. Ma.ch, Johnson
2 Reading, "Webster's
Spdtch" E. L Wood.
3. Piano Solo Fern Engelmen
"Taiuntelles" Virgil
4. Heading Loa J. Wood
"The Bald Headed Man"
5. Piano Solo Vida Eubanks
"Dawn'Dance" Bliss
6. Heading E.L. Wood !
a. "Green Duthoman"
b. "Whar'a de Kerrage"
7. Piano Solos Haiel Alters
a. "Polish Dance" Krentilin
b. "Ballade" Bummuller
8. Heading Loa J. Wood
"Hypochondriac"
b. " W.ki.i tU Young Uns"
9. Piano Duet Mildred Smith
and Arleta Farrens
March Lavalle
10. Piano Solos Veda tEubanlts
a. "Norse Song" . Schhmann
b "AtTwilL-ht" S-ttoris
c. " Blind Harp Player"
Virgil.
11. Reading t. L Wood
"Lasca.
12. Piano Solos Mildred Smith
a. Chromatic Walti Crahm
b. "Scherrart" Moszkowski
13. Headings Loa J. Wood
a. "Out in the Fields.,
b. "My Ships"
It. Piano Solos Hazel Aker
a. 'The Desire" Cramer
b. "Will o' the Wisp
Sungmamm
15. Readings E. L. Wood
a. "Character Sketches"
b. "Country Kid"
16 Piano Solos Mildred Smith
a. "Moon Moths" Kussner
b. "Ttu Conquered Warrior"
Virgil
17. Reading Loa J. Wood
Grandma and the Ladies Aiders
18. Piano Duet Arleta Far
rens and Mildred Smith
"Sparrow's Chirping"
Bhn
20. Interpretation of the hymn,
"Must I Go and Empty
Handed? '
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Win Man Said, Fint
Be Sure Yoa'rt Right
Before we pride ourselves upon that
courage which makes oa rpeak rather
than to preserve that aJleure which we
re so often advised la golden, let as
be very sure that our convictions are
worthy of the courage of which we
boast. In the flint place, are they con
victions or merely slogan expressions
which we have encouraged ourselvee
lo regard as beliefs? Have we thought
about them nrofoundlvT Have w
taken the trouble of Investigating the
roots from which they spring? Have
we made them part of u through ob
servation, experience and a prayerful
desire to know what Is truth and there
after to be loyal and vigorous In onr
support of It? Have we any reason
to be sure we are right before we
cream out our confidence upon the
housetops? Perhaps. little more hu
mility ar regards one'a convictions
might not be so bad after all. To I
modest aud reserved at times reaulrea.
perhiipa, even higher grade of coiir.
ii ge than to strut about and shout and
proclulm ourselvea lo be the heroes of
the world. Elizabeth Marbury in De
linen tor.
The Dogmatic Martyr
When I believe Dciictlilng, I never
attribute the leusi .lu-mutlc signifi
cance to my belief. tIkiI which I cull
niy faith Is merely i n Indication that
for me. wllh my o.-.n iM-rsonnl nptl-
I iini.n. ejKTieni' mm mentality, a
certain particular minion seems
I to dispose most pInui'My t)f a certain
particular phenomc-mni. It la hy no
nienns un Indication t Ti : 1 1 ahould be
prepared to face d.-ntli for my be
lids, or In other w.c.l i. to prove that
my Individual experlctn cs have a mil
versal validity and m Individual wny
of thinking should l xlmred hy every
one. Martyrdom !. ahowa the
Intensity of our helVfi. never theli
Justice. We cunnoi tircvnll upon otr
era to share our f.:Mi. At the very
liest we can onl try to convluci
them of our will In Mrse to be mnr
tyred. Arthur 8ln.; zli-r. -In Vaidn
Fair.
Etkimo Lcrrtpi
It I believed tlinl il.e KkHiiio lamp
was Invented hefiiie lis iNmHeHsora
emigrated from llie!i original home,
which whs prohuh!) further soiilh
and near the sen mist, (tut the
form of the lamp lucontea more Se
rlnllwd the higher the latitude I
The lumps of aouttrrn Aluaka luiva
a wick edge of 2 In-li'-i. while those
of Point Barrow and northern Oreen
land have wick edzea of 17 to 3d
Inches. The lump Is employed for
melting snow and Ice to obtain drink.
Ing water, warmlr;:. drying skins
and In the arts. It Is also a social
factor and the aim of the fmnii.
unit, each bead of the funilljr having
big lama,
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PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
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DR.E.E. BAIRD
"Dentist"
Office In Fair 'building.
Open Sundays and evenings
by appointment.
Phone M 1012, 1 leppner Ore.
"C, J. WALKER"
'La-wyer (Q. Notary
Public.
W liuiltling
Heppner, Oregon
JACK FERRIS
: Dermatician :
It, pays to look well.
"Specialist in Bobs"
C.LSWEEK
ATTORNEY AT
LAW.
First National Dank Bldg.
Heppner. Oregon
When You Visit Heppner
Eat At The
"Elkhorn Restaurant"
Coo J Meals Best of Service
Lunch Counter
i A.D. McMURDO, ED. f
Physician And Surgeon
Office In Masonic Building
Trained Nurse Assistant
Heppner, - Oregon
A. H. JOHNSTON
Physician & Surgeon
I'lione Olflie Miiln K.i.1
Iteeldeiire M u In l.rj
Heppner - Oregon
tone, Tuetilmyi mml Fridnn
From 9.0(to 10.W A. M.
F. H- ROBINSON
Attorney & Counselor
At Law
V III Cmrtlce Iu All The Courts
IONE OREGON
Morrow Ceneral
HOSPITAL
MleaZena Weatfrtll. Gruduute
Nurse, Kuperliitenlieiit.
A. II. Johnston M. D.
I'byslrlnn In Clmrge.
IIA'I'KH HICASONAULR
Dr. F. E. Farrier
Dentist
Offlce; Odd Fellows BId'g.
i Heppner Oregon 1
I J. 0. PETERSON
;EXPERT WATCHMAKER
AND
JEWELRY REPAIRER
Heppner, Oregon.
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JOB PRINT
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HUDSON-ESSEX
SUPER-SIX
Paul C. Balsiger, Agent.
At Paul G. Balsiger's
Louiu Balsiger handdlei all
lines of insurance. Are you in
' sured? After the fire is too late
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Before contracting or
selling your wheat it will
pay you to see L. Balsiger
representing B. G. and Co.
lone, Oregon
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Variety
One thing about this market - your mind need'nt
; ; be made up when you come In. Our layout ol
; : choice meats is just one delinhtfull succesMon aftrr
I another. Yes, even If
your taste set for just speak up. No doubt that
particular cnt is In our refrigerator.
lone Meat Market, T. E. Peterson
Appartments For Rent
Electrically lighted, Water connec-
tion, Rent reasonable
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"IONE BLACKSMITH SHOP'
We are prepared to take care of your
shafting requirements by the installation of an
electric key way machine and a stock of shafting
In a wide range of s.'zes. We also have a list of
second hand combines for sale. Agency for the
Harris Manufacturing Companies new combines.
J. P. O Meara, Proprietor
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wish first class accommodations.
George Ritchie, Prop.
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BUY YOUR WOOD AND
COAL FROM COLE
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VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPERIOR
DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES,
MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR
WIND MILLS. WINONA WAGONS.
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