IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, June 15, 1928
NUMBER :i
VOLUME XVII
STATE UNIVEKS1TY
HOLDS FIFTIETH
. COMMENCEMENT
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
' June 12, 192U.
Speeitl; "The greatest moun
Ulm are yet to be conquered;
you can conquer them. The great
eat iermoni are yet to be preach
ed; you an pi each them. We are
stsggered when we think of the
diicoverlea which adventurous
acienct has made during the life
time of one young man. The
greatest diicoverlea are atill to
be made; you can make them."
Thie wee the theme of the
graduation day address given by
Dr. Jene It Kellem. given be
fore 660 students who received
degrees at the fiftieth commence
ment, June 11th.
Notice of Annual
School Meeting
NOTICE Is hereby given to the
legal voters of School Dlst. No.
35. of Morrow County, State of
Oregon, that the Annual School
Meeting of said district will be held
at lone school house to begin at
the hour of 1:30 o'clock P.M.,
on the third Monday in June, be
ing the 18th day of June, A. D.
1927.
This meeting is called for the
purpose of electing one director
for the term of three years and
one clerk for the term of one year
and the transaction of business
usual at such meeting.
Dated this 21) th day of May, '28.
Attest: Delia M. Corson, Dist.
Clerk; Kuth Mason, Chmn.
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Fine fait trains.
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UNION PACIFIC
Joe. llowka
loll, OlVKDU.
JULY 4th
Torpcdos Sparklers
Pistols
Both single and double shot
Flags
HORNS -HORNS-HORNS!!
Bullard's Pharmacy
"The Kodak Store t
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Bristow & Johnson
for eroceries, dry
goods, and shoes.
"We Try To Please"
Local Happenings
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Balsiger and
son Alfred attended the gradua
tion of their daughter Helen from
the University of Washington.
Mr. M. E. Cotter's mother and
sister arrived in lone on Friday
from Oustin, Minn.
Mrs, E, 0. Sperry and children
areinPortlan where Mrs. Sperry
is attending the sessions of (he
summer school at Kced College.
Dont forget that Cole Smith
writes both hail and fite insur
ance on grain. Belter get cov
tred now and protect youralf.
Mr. Joe Mason and family ar
rived in lone Saturday and on
Sunday drove out to the ranch
for a visit wit Mr. Mason's moth
er.
Mrs. H. D. McCurdy, who has
been visiting relatives in Wash
ington, came home Saturday.
Mr. Ed Busche returned on Sat
urdsy from Portland. He was ac
companied home by hia brother-in-law,
Harold Mason, who is vis
iting his mother.
Mrs. Augusta Mason who has
been ill for some time ia now on
the way to recovery. ' . ,
Mrs. Rlchter of Seattle arrived
n lone, Tuesday evening, to "Vis
it her aist'r, Mrs. Augusta Ma
son.
Mr. Lee Howell who has been. Miss Lina Troedson snd Clair
enjoying a "lu" vacation is on Young relumed this week from
the job again at the Turn a Lum
y.rd.
( The marriage of Walter E.
Linn and Miss Edna Carrick of
Vernonia was celebrated in Port
land, Sunday, June 3rd. They
will make their home in Verno
nia where Mr. Linn has a respon
sible position with a large lumber
manufacturing concern.
Clarke of the Clarkeuf ft h
'Clarke Optical Co., 3G0A, Airier
Street, Fori land, Ore., Eyesigh
SPECIAISTS. will be in lone, all
day and evening, Saturday, June
23id, at the lone Hotel. See him
about your eyes.
Mra. Glenn Buiroughs and two
children are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. French Bur
roughs on Rhea Creek. Piof.
Glenn Burroughs who has been
detsined by his duties in connec
tlon with the summer sessions of
the State Teachers College at
Kirksville. Mo., will join them
a'ler.
On Thursday. Mrs. Victor Riet
,nann drove to Portland accompa
..ted by her Mother, Mrs. F. K.
Ifrgelman, Fern and Joel Er.gel
man. They plan to spend a few
days in the city while Mrs. Iliet
mano has dental work done.
Mr. L. E. Dick who ha been
',"flu" victim has sufficiently
recovered to be about town.
I 'PEOPLES OWNERSHIP of POWhK?
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COMPANIES the best OWNERSHIP'
Says The INDIANAPOLIS UNION
No fonuer b the control of our public
service e nterprises an Issne between pub-
L. . a
lie and piivate ownership, a morecurrcti
'form uMinlt t hv "nuhlic versus rolilica
va W -
owndrs'tip."
As a result of opening the doors of the?e J
to the participation of employees, custom
Oregon State College
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Billiard
and children left lone on Thurs
day morning for a vacation trip
to Portland and Crater Lake
Mrs. J. W. Howk went to Port
and, Monday night. Whilein the
wehfoot metroiiolisshe will attend
the sessions of the Grand Chap
ter of the Eastern Star as a dele
gate from Locunt Chapter.
Mrs. Roy Lieuallan is visiting
friendh in Portland.
Mrs. L. E. Dick, worthy matron
of Locust Chapter, 0. E. S. , is
attending the Grand Chapter as
a delegate from Locust Chapter.
Mrs. Louis Balaigeron her re-
turn from attendance on the
OreRon State Uuiversity com
mencement at Eugene, was ac
companied by her father, Mr. A.
T. McVey. and her sifter, Mrs.
Fred llolcorr.b and children. Mr.
Balsiger and Miss Eva Balsger
Mopped enroute for ahort visit
with relateves at White Salmon,
arriving in lone Thursday.
Wendei T. BaUiger received
the degree of Bachelor of Arts
in business administration at the
State Univerity commencement
exercises on June 11.
Messrs. Sam Warfield, Lonis
Balaiger and Wendell Balsiger
attended the grain convention at
Walla Walla this Friday and
Saturday.
Mr. Colvin the chef at the lone
hotel, left Sunday night and Mrs.
Battersby now presides over the
culinary department of the local
hostelry.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Balsiger,
on their return from attendance
at the U. of W. commencement
in Seattle, liiove through Ellens
burg, !. h"v viBited a short
time wi 1 M -. fjlsiger's brother
who is in luoiiess there.
See Dr. C'-r', the Eye Sight
Specialist tvui your eyes. He
Mill be at the lone Hotel all dav
and evening, Saturday, June 23.
MATERNITY HOME
At the residence of Mrs. Ethe!
Ritchie, Second Street, lone.
Experienced nurse; reasonable
rates. Call or address Mrs. Ethel
Ritchie, lone, Oregon. . )
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WANTED
HEMSTITCHING
Will be in lone Tuesday and
Friday afternoons. Work may be
left at C. W. Swanson'a. Hem
stitching, 8 cents a ya.rd.
' Mable Wilcox Denny
Endurance Riding
The hureuu of anlmnl Imluatry says
(lint, according lo emluranrt rldea
held under the direction of t board of
MnRoin, maJe by tlie rfpretH-atatlrea
of the vnrluo- horse and jockey a van
rial Ions. CO miles a dnj la the distance
(ermllted fur five consecallve dnya.
The niHxIniiim time permitted oo an
tiny la nine hours. Tlie minimum lime
allowed f'r the entire ride la 50 hours.
Tfia" la usually carrjlni from 2J0
ids.
GET THOSE WEEDS NOW
Cheney
Ws, and the investing public generally as
'shareholders, public service organizations J
"Public ownership today are becoming in an Increasing
will not do, but owner-'gree, great commmunity cnteiprists.
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jship of the utilities by Capita IS bejng divorced fsom manage J it
the people os it-dividu- ment aj management left free to devcte ! n
ala ia quite another $ best nS t0 the interests of the pub !
matter. Ihe puDiic a ic Thjs js pubjic ownership at its bist. 4 a
inveatment In public .,. k A tt
utilityaecuritiesismuch . l "ZZZt U
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that public utility own
big man's
away
ershipis
Jgaine."-
iNniANAPnt.is
Lr..t.rthafiiauuailv ,:aJer ln c"atn 'nvestrr.ent channels
J greater than is uv ... invc.ctnr m:iu Pninv ari
supposed. Wemust get JS" thA
from the idea .1T.V.: ,1 .. "IX
capitalist, innoomer inuusuy mu
such widespread diffusion of owr.crship.J
Onlv the suDPOtt of the pnblic. and the i
splendid leal of individual initiative work , g
UNION i"U unJt;r tnose conditions 01 irctuom cij ;
opportunity for which America stanas, :
could have made such an achievment I ft
possible.
To toe extenu that this support is main
tained in the future, and this freedom pro
tected, may the Amemeican people count
upon thecontinuance of that quality of
service which has trade their standards of
working and living the envy of the whole
world
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you get the
MOST
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MACHINE SHOP
Board and Room
By the day, week or
month. Transient meals.
Home cookipf1. r.-.vxcereJ
service and the s'.u.A yt.
Second St., lone, one block
from the school house.
Mrs. John Grimes
Fof style, price and quality try
Star Brand Shoes.-Bristow and
Johnson,
The new Cheney Weeder
will get the weeds and put a
mulch on the ground and
Rotary Rod
help hold dovn land blows
as well as work well on stub-
Wecder
ble plowing. Get your or
ders in early as they are go-
; ingfast.
I BERT MASON
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We Pay the top
Market Price for
Rnffpr Fat
and we wzzd allthe No. 1 cream pro-:
duccl in Morrow County. Ship your
next can to the Morrow Co. Cm ry Co.,
Heppner.
We are agents for De Lavalle
Cream Separator.
W.CaCox. Mar.