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VOLUME XVII
10NE, OREGON, FRIDAY, june 29, 1928
NUMBER 5
PIONEER PASSES ON
PAUL RIET.MANN, FOR
45 YEARS A RESIDENT
OF MORROW COUNTY,
DIES AT HEPPNER.
Paul Rletminn, who recently
underwent a major operation at
t Hcppner hospital, died Monday
evening and waa buried Wednea
day. Funeral tervlcea were held
at the Congregational church at
two o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
the paator, Rev. W. W. Head,
officiating. The hymne were
lung by Mr. Karl Beach and hia
eon Laurel, of Lexington, with
lira. Karl Beach ai accompanist.
Interment waa made in the I. 0.
0. F. cemetery at Ion Mr. Riet
mann waa born In Highland,
Illinois October 80, 1855. His
marriage to Margaret Clock oc
curred at that place, March 16,
1882, and a year later they emi
grated to the West and, after
some time epent at Olympla and
Walla Walla, finally located on
thehomeatead near lone which
la the present homeof the family.
Hit age at the time of hia death
wai 72 years, 7 months and 25
days.
He is survived by hia widow
and or sister, Mrs. Alice Keller,
eight eons, two daughtera and
five grandsons
Gas Once Curiotity
VU8 lh flrrt M lights were Id
traduced la llaltliuora, lu 1810, the
were placed oa exhibit In tlit oiuaeuin
there and crowds paid admlnloo to
ere them. Nrwrnpcf acrounte de
scribed thoin aa marvelous "light
without oil, Ullow, wick or eraoke."
The exhibit proved so successful that
S fnwipiny wis formed the tint
year, and the rtmts of the city wore
eooa lighted by tho laitqie. THIs m
om of the Brot commercial Inetalla.
lion la too United States. rotmlar
hUcfaaoIra Marailoe.
JULY 4th
Torpcdos Sparklers
Pistols
Both single and double shot
Flags
HORNS -HORNS-HORNS
Bullard's Pharmacy
"The Kodak Store
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for groceries,' dryi
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AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
There will b special services'!
at the Christian church next Sun
day evening, Thia being Inde
pendence Sunday the program
will be of a patriotic character.
A cordial Invitation Is extended
to everyone.
E L. Wood, Minister
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice la hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
by the County Court of the State
ol Oregon, administrator of the
estate of Archie B. Cochran, de
ceased. All persons having claims
afcainstsaid estate are hereby no
tified to to present the same duly
verified aa required by law, with
proper vouchers attached to the
undersigned at the of) Ice of F,
H. Robinson, at lone, Morrow
County, Ore., within six months
of the date of the firat publica
tion of thia notice, the aame be
Ing dated and published the firat
time June Wtb, 1929.
John H. Cochran,
Administrator of the Estate of
Archie K. Cochran, deceased.
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Average Untruitworthy
Recent Insurance ei(ierlenc hut
rliown thai average tablet are often
misleading. The average welglita ire
bt no menna the brut welglita. AI
ag under thirty the brat condition!
apparently exUi among thoe whose
weights re from Ave to ten pounds
aliove tho average. After age llilrt)
lb moat favuralila condition are
found among thoao whore welglita are
below the average. The amount be
tow avernga Inrrenaea with advancing
aga and at age fifty peraon aeem to
be at their tieet wtien their welghla
are aa much aa twenty or thirty
pound bWow the average. - Inmr
anra experience ahowt that andcr
weight la definitely au advantage ao
far a long tlfe la concerned.
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Local Happenings
New crop wheat has begun
rolling In at the Jordan Elevator;
the first load being delivered on
Tuesday by Cutsforth.
Mr, and Mrs Victor Peterson,
of Gaston, Oregon are here.
Dave Head, who has been in
Cathlamet for some time haa re
turned to lone and la now work
ingon the Rietmann ranch.
The electrification of the Jor
dan Elevator la about completed. !
The work i being done by Mr.
Barnes a millwright from Port
land.
For a good used truck, see Ted
Troge, lone. Oregon.
A Special Election haa been or
dered by the School Board for
the determination c-f the problem
of the transportation of pupils
living one mile or more from the
school house. The notice will be
found in another column of this
paper.
Miss Dorria Gunzell of Port
land arived in lone, Sunday fot
a visit with friends here. Mon
day afternoon she went out to
the Ear). Murray ranch.
Dr. Samuel Tylor, eyesight
specialist of Bend, Oregon, will
be in Hepbner at Peterson's jew
elry store.July 15 and 16. instead
of July 1st and 2nd.
Bull Fight Lett Cruel
To atem the tide of cruelly In ball
Rghta, managera of conteste are pro
tectlng the homea. In Lima, rent, th.
traditional ekln-and bonee equine
have been replaced by aplendld a peel
mena of horee fleah. They art not
blindfolded, and are aald to ahow skill
la avoiding tba home of the bull while
their Diaatera wared the red cloak It.
front of the charging bovine. In Ma
drld tenia are being made to And a
anltuhle armor for the home. Other
rlt lea of Spain are Introducing more
humane method.
Valuable Clay
Kaolin, or china clay, la the fine
white clay ued In the manufacture of
porcelain. It la derived from the de
eompoaltloa or feldspar In rorka. The
chief Brltlah anuree of auoply la the
Hay pita of Devon and Cornwall. Kao
tin la alio ued fer the afxltig of print
ing paper and cotton cloth, and In the
preparation of certain pigments.
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Mrs, Lester Britton and son
Francis, of TyghaValley are row
visiting with Mrs. Britton'smoth
er, Mrs. Alice Wiles.
The lone School Board has em
ployed Mra Zelma L Kennedy of
Htl!x as teacher lor the fifth
and sixth graces. Mrs. Kennedy
has had aeveral years experience
and cornea highly recommended.
See Louis Balaiger for insurance.
Balfour Guthrie Co. 'a Grain
O'fice, Main Street, lone, Ote.
The Willing Workers, the la
dies organization of the Church
of Christ, gave a very successful
Lawn Tea at t he residenceof Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Howell, lart Wed
nesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brown are
attending the session of the sum
mer normal school at Monmouth.
Remember that J. E, Swanaon
carries all lines of insurance.
LOGANS FOR SALE
Delivered to your station, 12
a orate. Order now. Send check
or, if desired, will ship C. 0. D.
J. Douda
Estacada. Oregon.
THE MARKETS
Portland
.Wheat Hlg Bend blueatem, bard
wblta, St.M; aoft white, weatera white,
11.43; hard winter, weatern red, $114;
northern aprlng, $1.35.
Hay Alfalfa. $191S50; 'valley
timothy, $190 U 50; eaatern Oregon
linothy. $20.60 :L
nutterfat 44fl45c.
Ems Ranch, tOQi'ac.
Cattle Eteera, good. $11611.
Hoga Medium to choice, $94110.
Lamba Medium to choice, $1443 15
Seattle. Wheat Soft white, $1.41; weatern
white. $1.42; hard winter, $112;
weatern red, fill; northern aprlng,
$1.15; blueatem, $1.63; dark northern
ipring. $1.5; dark hard winter. $161
Hay Alfalfa, $24; timothy. $1S;
P. S, $24.
Rutterfat tc
Egga Ranch. 22325c.
Cattle Steer, medium to good. $11
812.25.
Hoga Prime, $10.75010.16.
Umba-Cholre, flJ.6vfjl4.sS.
Spokane.
Hoga-Good. $9.75810.
Cattle Steera, good. $11.26311.
EfTECTTVS MAT B TO SIFT. J
RETURN LIMIT OCT. ft, lad) X
Low fares all parta of mid
west, aouth and east.
Fine fast trains.
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Board and Room
By the day, week or
month. Transient meals.
Home cookinp, unexcelled
service and the r&'.it prlcj.
Second St., lone, one block
from the school house.
Mrs. John Grimes
For styl. price and quality try
Star Brand Shoes. Bristow and
Johnson.
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Mrs A. Richter who ha been
visiting relatives in lone for some
time took her departnre last Sat
tirday. She will spend some time
visiting relatives in The Dalles
and Salem before doing on to her
home at Vashon, Wash.
See F. H. RoMneon for all kinds
of in surance, Autombile drain,
or Combine Harvester.
Don't forget to stock up with
films for your 4th of July picnic.
We have the aize you need.
Bullard's Pharmacy
The wedding of Miss Mildred
Head' former fifth grade teacher
in lone school, to Mr. Dewev K.
Laughlinof Portland, ia announ
ed for Sunday,' July 1st at the
home of the brtrJe'a parents.
Dont forget that Cole Smith
writes both hail and fire insur
ance on grain. Belter get cov,
ered now and protect yourself.
FOR SALE
1 ton Ford truck. Good condi
tion and right price. Call or write
T. C. Trope, lone, Oregon.
WANTED
By experienced woman, job of
cooking through harvest. Call
Mrs. Delia M. Corson, lone.
MATERNITY HOME
At the residence of Mrs. Ethel
Ritchie, Second Street, lone.
Experienced nurse; reasonable
rates. Call or address Mrs. Ethel
Ritchie, lone, Oregon.
Wi8WittJSeittSitsmii
f GET THOSE WEEDS NOW
I Cheney
The new Cheney Weeder
will get the weeds and put a
mulch on the ground and
I Rotary Rod
help hold down land blows
I as well as work well on stub-
Weeder
ble plowing. Get your or
ders in early as they are go-ingifast.
BERT
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weraymctop
Market Price for
Butter Fat
:: and we need allthe No. 1 cream pro-1
duced in Morrow County. Ship your
next can to the Morrow Co. Cm ry Co.,
f Heppner.
We are agents for De Lavalle
Cream Separator.
W. C. Cox, Mgr.
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
Notice is hereby civen to the ,
legal voters of School District No.
35 of Morrow County, State of
Oregon, that a SPECIAL SCHOOL
MEETING of said District will be
held at lone School House, on the
14th day of July, 1928, at 1:30
o'clock in the afternoon, for the
following object: To vcte on trans
portation of pupils of DistrictNo.
35 living more than one mile
from th chool house.
Date.1 ,i !, day June, 1928.
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Tr Ha M. Corson
.strict Cltrk
George Ritchie '
Chairman of Hoard of Dirtctort
See Swanson for insurance.
St. Bernard Mixed Breed
It tradition maj be accepted aa au
thentic, the .St. llrmnrd dog la a prod
uct of the Alpine awllon of Swltxer
land. There, about tVK) yenra aso. the
monlta of the Ilonplce of $L Bernard
are laid to have ci-eutcd the original
t?le from the cross of a mastiff dog
of the I'rreneea with a Danish bulldog '
Idich. Lutrr It became necessary to
ourcroa with the Newfoundland and
the ryreneenn riieep dog In order to
rellll the hoeplce kennel, which had
been practically destroyed throngh the
ravages oi aixiemper ana accuienu v
Credit la likewise given the English
mnatlff and the bloodhound, used In
bringing the St, Bernard to In present
stnge of development. The outcome of
this heterogeneoua mixing of the blood
of various breeds hits been the produc
tion of a very extraordinary dog, an
animal In which rlxe, strength, brav
ery, loyalty and devotion are tradi
tional characteristics.
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