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THE 10NE INDEPENDENT
Published Every Friday by
V. W. HEAD, Editor Publisher
SV HSCRIJTION
One Year $150
ix Montli!i ..- -75
.hree Months .'. - .53
fcntcred as Second class matter st
'he pomoftice st lone, Oregon, un.ler
act of March 3, 1879
Friday, July 13. 1928.
lie serves his party tvst who
serves his country best.
Samuel f. Tiltlen
Sam Houslon, of the Cherokee
Nation and, the l.one Star Sure,
once said of Jefferson Davis, -He
U as ambitious as Lucifer
and as cold as a lizard. Some
farmers seeem to think this 1e
scription fits Friend ? Hoover.
And now a federal inverNVa
tor add Col. Hofer's Manufac
turer to the list of the subsidized
prrss. How sa.il
If we msy judge by the annual
increase in the. pe-primary rei;is
tration of Republicans, the time
is not far distant when there
will be nobody left in the D-mo
cralic party except "G od o!' A!,
Oswald West, and the Edi
tor of the li ne Independent.
In other days, mid war's dismay
We ra'lied all to Hooverize.
What seer then dared forerast
the day
When we auain would Hcov.
erize?
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ately there are the professional
schools. The second plan is that
of the new personnel bureau
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which will be of service to the
siuuents noi oniy wnue uity ure
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in college, but before tillering
and after graduation as well.
Members of the Greater Ore.
commitee will confer with si ud
ents interested, and it is p'anned ;
to have several meetings during
the summer and early fall.
Your headaches may be leliev
ed bv properly fitted glasses from
Dr. Tyler, of Bend, whose next
regular tri to Heppner at, Petei
store will be July 15 and 16. Sat
sfaction guar anteed.
Money in Old Silwr Foit
Tha, so-called "silver" foil la really
tin or aluminum foil and a great deal
of It la uxed and much of it wasted
by being discarded after once having
served a a wrapping. A Welsh char
Ity drive took the form of a collection
of this material for the period of one
year and the amount collected repre
sented a value of SUMmo. which wis
expended In endowing hosp:,..l beds.
During the "drive" other money and
valuable material was collected which
brought the total up to :10,000.
Automatic
One of the Los Angele furii lure
stores has a new davenport that they
call "Cupid's Retreat." It look very
much like most other davenport but
unwary bachelors are warned.
"Why do you call It "Cupid's lie
treat'?" visitor ventured to Inquire.
"The upholstery Is quite thin," ex
plained the salesman, "and by the end
of a year It Is sure to be worn through.
thereby displaying the
time to get married."
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(WFNEW (CAMS
Irresistible feminine appeal has been added
to maaculine power in The Prrnldent, The
Commander, The Dictator and The Erskine.
Beaut y Here are delightful new colon from
hieh to chooac DubLblu, Deauville Sand,
Suble, Fawn, Antelope Tan und Dauphin Red
with just a daub, of antique cunning in the
finish of interior door panel and exterior body
lx-It. Smartest of upholstery fabric broad
cloth, mohair, whipcord and plush in har
monizing shades.
Charm Here are alluring new feature to
increase your pride of poMtM-fmlort - handsome
winged headlamps flat radiator cap with tho
sunie wing motifslender, graceful radiator
design all in glistening turnish-proof chro
miumjaunty "polo cap" visor gleaming
New President Eight
-IU9 horsepower-8& miles per hour
The President Eight
The Commander .
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(Morgan Items Con'td.)
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IS. r. rettyjonn a combine
roke down Monday. Ine wheat:, , . ' . .
, . u.. i. .defied Tammany and all it stood
Is turning out better than expect
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Noel SVeeter and Roy Deardorf ;
were Morgan visitors last Sun-
CyT,'ey came up tom Cama8'
on Pciing 10 w dalliance with the corrupt bosses In
?.unnK h':vw,.t Ihey went to; Indiana and i)jnuis it hi . eniZaiZcd
u o i-.. :
nepuner, ounuy evening.
Remember that J. E, Swanson
carries all lines of insurance.
H. E. Harbison and son are
busy these days receiving the
1928 wheat. Among those haul j
ing are Hal Eiy and Alfred T rood
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Str?ater left for
Camas, Sunday.
Carl liuedbuii and Rusty Coch
ran ate hauling .wheat for Hal
Ely.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E Harbison
and son Hubert drove to Pendle
ton, Sumiay. They report a very
erjovallH Dip. Lonuu, evening
(Ley uruve to Lexington and got
into som j frtohly ourt-d road oil.
no: a pleasant experience now I
bnt one that give promise of
better things to be.
Mr. Besheis is helping at the
Morgan w arehouse.
See Swanson for insurance.
FOR SALE
1 ton Ford truck. Good condi
tion. Price $150 00 Call or write
T. C. Troge, lone, Oregon.
Utaianr
SffUdDWURKB
OF FOUR LINES
silvered hardware colorful onyi top for gear
lever and horn button.
Comfort S;ata of new design full cush
ioned, form fitting lounges steering wherl
' (adjustable t your particular needs) responds
to your will rather than your muscles ball
bearing spring shackle give riding ease
hitherto unapproached in the most expensive
cars hydraulic shock absorbers super
brakes which i top the car smoothly, gently in
half the distance prescribed as standard.
These are the cars women have been hoping
for-iplrited, beautiful, safe, comfortable.
Worthy to hold every official stamina and
speed record for fully equipped stock cars.
Luxury and good taste at One-Profit prices.
$1683 to $2483 The Dictator
, 1433 to 166S The Ersklne
All prlcwf. o. b. Jar lory
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SMITH REPUDIATED
Continutil tmm 1'ntt I.
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,for, and spurned Its votelnthe
rnnunnllimi
Tammany has alwayf bt.cn a
,limKiin., kwi i h-
of the democratic party, for by Its
OkMllin'M VlWVn III IIV I'lVIVil
; in underhand practices that have
been a disgrace to the country. It
jhas never had the Interest of the
party at heart. It has cared only
for boodle and booze. It is not
democratic. It Is "neither flesh
nor fowl nor good red hen ing."
Oh! shades of Jackson, Jefferson
and WilsonI That such a lawless,
depraved, contaminated crew
should ride into power invoking
your names and your deeds as they
did last week at Houston.
It was an l.isult to party lead
ers and party founders who have
stood for hltfu ideals and lofty
principles.
When a political party so far de
parts from its principles as to
una no oetter mu-riai tor a nom
unee man a man u nn ic a cvmrwii
1 0f its worst element, it U time for
I ati tfluwi mpn arlIi wnm,n . ...
diate that party.
Fortunately this is easy to do
this year (or the republicans have
offered us in their nominee, Her
bert Hoover, the outs a dit g man
in their party, a man of gentle
breeding p leasing Personality, ster
ing character, brilliant attain
ments, broad vision and superb
statesmanship.
I Concluded in Oil. 6.
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$1183 to $1395
835 to 1045
Garrage, in
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By HICHARO STORM COH
N American who bears a
vury famous name atrollml
Into tli biu-bor shop of ths
Savoy Hotel In Iiomlon not
long ago to got a haircut and
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a shave. An hu sat In tho barbtir'i
chulr, It suddenly occurred to him
that ha would Ilka to telephone, to
tha Vnltod Slates. He had tola
plume brought, and, whlto tha bar
ber continued his work, tho cus
tomer tulked across the Atlaittlo
Ocean, It was uot an emergency
call, The whole thing was easy,
casual, Ilka) talking by tulcphon
from one town to another her In
tha United States.
It tin traveler In Ixmdon had hap
pened to be a Cuban or a Canadian
Instead of an American, ha could
hava used tha trana-Atlantlo tele
phone service to call soma city In
tha Island Kepubllc or tha Domin
ion luatead of talking to a point In
tha Vnlted 8tatea. Ilia call, how
aver, would hava followed the asm
rout across tha Atlantic In either
case, tor telephone conventions
between Great llrltulu and points
In Cuba and Canada art transmit
ted through tha United Rtatea.
Voice! Aereaa tha Ssa
Tha Ilrltlsh telephone wires carry
tha voice of tha speaker to a radio
transmitting station at Rugby. Rig
land. From there tha words art
lent out across the ocean by radio
telephone, to be picked up by tha
Amerlran,recelvlng atatlon at Moul
ton, Maine, and put on the long
distance telephone linos which
transmit them overland to their
destination anywhere In ttili coun
try or In certain Canadian rll!?s.
If tha call happens to be for C; :a.
It travels down to Key West. Flori
da, via the long distance tulcphona
lines, and goes from there to liar
ana by one of the long untlumea
telephone cable which was laid
across tha Florida Strait several
years ago.
The voice from the Western
Hemisphere takea a different route
In Its Journey eastward to Great
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BrHaln. Over lbs 'American long
distance lluai It travels to Rocky
Point, tang Island, not tar from ,
New York City. There a powerful
radio transmitting atatlon put It
"on ths air," and it Is picked up
on tha other aids by the Hrltlah
radio receiving station at Cupar,
Bcotland. Prom Cupar It goes to
Its destination over ths Hrltlah long
distance telephone wire.
Many Nations Within larshet
Ths linking up ot the United
States, aud several foreign coun
tries by telephone, baa brought aa
Immense ares within speaking dis
tance ot any one ot ths ll,!O0,OOO
telephones connected with ths Ilell
System In ths United Btales, Ut
In 127, Mexloo also waa added to
the Hat of countries to which Amer
icans can talk by telephone, when
President Coolldg and President
Calle exchanged greeting st ths
formal openlug of telephon service
between ths Unltsd State and sav
sral of ths moat Important cities
of Mexico.
It la possible todsy for ss Amer
ican traveler to Journey to a point
sa much a 7,000 mils from horns,
to visit many foreign countries,
and still remain within speaking
distance ot bla family and bualneas
associate. H can trsvsl through
out tha length snd breadth of ths
United Bute from Main to Cali
fornia snd from Oregon to Florida;
snd, though hs may be 1,000 miles
from home, be will And hardly a
Iowa fi im which Lj eat: uot luls
phons to hi own house or offlcs.
Duslnes or pleasure may take him
to Canada, but th great Dominion
la still within earshot ot hi Amer
ican boms by telephone. If he visits
Cuba, he can continue to keep la
touch with family and business af
fairs by word ot mouth. Ha esn
Journey far to the south of ths Rio
Crsnde snd yet not lose contsct
with hi base, It b chooses to Isle
phone home from ssy of the Impor
tant cities oa th International tele
phone circuit II may croea U
ocean and tour England, Scotland
and Wale, and visit cartels allies
on lh continent ot Europe, while
stIU remaining within ths rang st
telephons communication with
America,
Tat less thsn II year ago It
wsa not possible to telephon
across the continent from New
York to San Francisco. And la 1171
a distance of two miles Between
Boston snd Cambridge, Msasschns
setts, represented ths almost range
over which telephons conversattoa .
was possible.
Cemfert sf VIm Frcm Hem
Business conversations, of course,
make up a Urge part if ths trai
ts on the International telspbon
circuit. But personal calls ar fre
quent, too. as whan aa American
la England talked With bis threa-yesr-old
daughter la BufJalo, N. Y
and hsr childish voles traveled ovr
1,000 miles, telling of her pleaasr
at playing In tha snow.
To th lously trsvsler In a distant
land, th familiar vole means mors
than ths mere message. Ths sense
of personal contsct snd the ssser
sncs that all I wall up to th very
moment of speaking carry a com
fort that ao other form ot distant
communication can g I v . Th
knowledge that It Is possible to tele
phons horns greatly basens th
loneliness of those whom business
or pleasure takea to Canada, Cuba, ,
Great Britain or certain cities In
Mexico or on th continent ot
Euros.
In an emergency th trsvsler of
course, turn at ones to the facil
ities fur word-of mouth communica
tion with his family and friends.
, But experienced travelers ars Ming
th International telephon facili
ties, for calls of convenience aad
plessur, si well a for basin
and emergency conversation. Tbsy
recognlt that, In tlm. th tele
phone circuits connecting distant
countries will beoomo si Indlspes
ssbl publla services ss th long
distance telephon line bar In
th United But ar today.
Between the two candidate
there la no comparlion to their
fitness for the office.
I am proud to support Herbert
Hoover because he has every re
qnirement for the high poaition
to be filled. He has the cultural
background that la necessary St
this time for the head of a great
nation like ours. His sbillty as
An organizer and business execu
tie has boen proved. His accora
pliahments stand In the wtitten
record of his splendid patriotism
during the world war and the
warm plica which he won in the
hearts of the American people by
this service.
When the totes are counted in
November there will be added to
the normal republican majority
the votes of thousands of clean
minded democrats all ovtr this
country who place honor and in
tegrity, patriotism and prit.clple
above mere party loyalty.
MRS. ALEX. THOMPSON.
Former democratic nstlonsl coul.nittc
woman (or Oregon and (omer Oregon leg
islator. "Portland OrtgonUa.