VOLUME XVII IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Jan. a5, 1929 NUMBER 35 BASKET BALL GAME IONE YS HEPPNER LIVELY DOUBLE HEADER. ENDS HONORT EVEN was played off In another tl ree minutes resulting in a score of 21 24 in favor of loue. The line up was af follow?: Inno, forwards, Francis Ely.Nor mmSwaneon; guards, Earl Mc ll'abe, Kobeit McCabe; eenlir, Ion Hiffhschool baakel ball G. Swanran: Heppner, forwards, ,tima pl.yed anappy double. I Harold Gentry, Gordon Buck nam 'header with tha Heppner Hiehl guards, Henry Hubert aoe, James teama at the lone gym laat F l Monahan; center. H. Taompnon, day tvanlng. The cont-ati w r ) Nirmn Swanson refereid for faat and cloae. The lone glrlr, the xirla and Ulcharci lu idell for Morgan News Mm. J. F, Hardmtt afber holding rhelf tivala 10 a tie in tha firat three quarter! were defeated in th laal qurter. The final acore waa 19 to 15 in Tha line up waa: lona, forwards Roae Fletcher, Glad j a Breaht an ; Gu re, Leona Hitctie; Cent f, lVlma Morgan. Helen gmouae. Fttpner, forwards, Jane Allsiott Ktlhrju Hbre; Guarda. Krma Ssiultt. LucilU Hall; center, Harltt Eorgan, Mary Meymtr, A therrlose of the boys' gsma the ecore atood 22 - 22. The Me the boya, The next game la to be plated at Condon this Fiiday. Small Firti Sprtad Soot Of (lit 8,0U0.M ion of mllil imii ter deposited tvory enr In Hil count r In Hit form ill tool and grli from mmikt five-tilths of II It cnuwd by domestic fir ft. Poor Man' Wtathtr Cla$$ 'Iht pimpernel It known la Hit Tour Mah'l Won I her (Hun." Il Imt gulnrd (lilt mini Imk-iium II uxnt lit pelnlt fully only when Hit tun shines. If Iht sky lit (lurk, Hi pefuls ri'inuln closely ihul. At Home with the Kodak Little home incidents that may not mean much at the time are the little things that count in pictures. An album full is a prized possession in any home. And it's all so easy with a Kodak. You can see for yourself at our photographic counter. Kodaks $5 up. "At Home with the Kodak," a free booklet we hive reidy for you, givet many pat pointcrt on pHturt-nuking. Stop in for a copy. Kodak Film Finijfting BULLARD'S PHARMACY "Ut Kodak Start" RED & WHITE SPECIALS FOR JANUARY 19-21. Homer and Neal Naah Stanley Seely and Howarn Hardeaty are trylgmr to amuse Ih mselvrs at the rabbita in the sands this snowy weather. Mrs. Clifford Christopheron called on Mrs Sealy, Thursday. R. E. IIarb;aon, with Glenn Ball's help, was loading wheat this week. ' A. C. Crowell ana Mre. Cool s'opped in Morgan laat Friday. Ihey were on their way to The Dallea to consult Dr. Chick. Mr. aud Mrs. 8. D. Seely and daughter visited with James liar desty and family last Sunday. Mr. C. C. Hutchcroft butch red hoRslast Mondsy; Mr. Seeiy help ing him Morgan and viciclty received a nice snow Jstorm laat Monday night an the thermometers leg istereo rround tero for several days this week. Wid Palmateer spent Tverfay night with his father and then, Wednesday morning, took the the stage for Arlington. Bub Thompson passed thro gb Morgan laat Tueaday on hie way to Cecil with a band of his sh' ep. Mr. and Mrs George Krebf, of Cecil, called lor Mr. and Mra. It. E. Harbison last Tuead and took them with them to lone to atten (he aeaaion of the Eastern Star. Misa Miller arrived in Morgan from the Valley last Monda) in the morning and commet ced teaching tha Morgan ad hoot. The school is progressing nicely. Mrs. Baurenfeind ia aasiating Mies Miller. Mr. Al Tooekson was a lusi ness visitor in IJne last Tuesday. Mr. John Nash abipped crate of chickens to Portland by the Monday night train. Dean Ecklebcrry and Elvin fly were hunting rabbita on Wil. low creek, Wednesday last. The suow plow waa a welcome sight on the highway in Morgan list Wednesday. Miss Miller, Morgan's new teacher, ia boarding with Mrs. S. Leely. Mr. and Mrs. Seely visitsd with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Christoph erron, Saturday noght. Paul, Lea and Ray Pettyjohn wena out aleigh riding this week Mrs George Mahoney yaa been on th aick list thia week. Mra. Mjra Medlick called on MraGaorge wohoney last Sunday. Local Happenings Louis Bergevin, who U whiter Ing in Pendleton has recenty un dergone a tonsil operslion. He has been diechsrged from the hospital but ia noi yet entirely ' recovered. j Dr. A, H. Johnson of Heppnerj was in lone, Monday in atten ' ante on Maishal George rrank and his daughter, Mrs. liobait Helms. Dont forget that Paul ('.. Hal ! sigercarrita a lull line of repair partsOliver and Vulcan p!ow a. M. and Mr. Blackwellof Moniij ment are visiting with their son. j Blaine Black well of teia city. Kenneth Blake watin Heppner, ! Monday for conau'tation with a' physician concerning his lit t'e ( daughter, Bdlhel, who is suffer ing from the after effects of in 1 fluents. Wriirht'a Smoke, Sugar Cure, at Bullard'a Pharmacy. I Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ba'l and family of Mergan spent Sunday in Ion as the guests or .Mn. Bsll.s tiBter, Ms. Geo. Ritchie. Dr. Joenstoit was called 10 lone Sunday to see Mra. W. Sexton who is Buffering from broken broken ribs. Mrs. Sexton fell bile visiting in the hme of -tier son In frame uty. one waa rot aware of the severity and extei t of her injuries until after her return to her home. Mr. Alice McNabb is at hi me again after nursing he r daughter Mrs. G. C. Reade of Otter Rock, aince about the first of Nov tim ber. Mrs. Keade has recovtred from all her burns but one and J we unaerstand that in spite of! the severity of her injuries there will be nodisfiuring scare. We are advised by the County! Agent that there will be a rabbit drive at the Kilkenny place it Sand Hollow, January 27. Here a chance for loniana to move on teecomon enemy. Set Era in Journalitm In l&'tt, Hornet Ureeley. Frmirts V. Story nnd U. D. Sliepard started (lit Morning Pott In New rork elty. It fulled In lliret week, tun It mild 10 hive been the (list Iwo-reni dully ever published. Pasting Observation As for at most of ui art concerned, wt wouldn't give t bung for tome gift Hie power to gle ut lo tee ourselves ni Itheri tee ut If we could have one Hint would ciinhle u lo rmike libers tee nt 01 we tee ourselves. ciiidii nnll Knqiilrer. STATE INSTIIUTIONS VISITED BY SOLONS (Orejon Voter Rip mrtlng Service i Salem. Jan. 24, Three East e n Oregon institutions were for it . ally visited by a rcmmilhe from the l(giglilure the at t week-end. These ir eluded the Tuberculueis Uocpital at The Dallep, the ItiBar.e Asylum at (.'nir.uiii'don I'k. 4.) n Ths Cmhrlolst Bdr Sr f uhtr $lttS,..b.fUrr SomeVai! JOOTl you re going to Drive this Great New Car. . . Wanted: Millions of Jack Kab bit, domestic rabbit, and other raw furs. Highest prices. Val cauda Fur Co. , 2131 Western Ave. Seattle. Wash- Some day Boon you're going to drive a New All-American. 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HEW ALL-AMERICAN raooi-CT or crKL MOTOHS BY OAKLAND , J& Clark & Linn Carpenter Work, Painting, Pa per Hanging and General Re- pair Work lone, Oregon. 1 lb.22 " .47 Red & White Oleo Serv-us Coffee, 1 lb. bags tins " .53 Serv-us Tomato Sonp 2 for .17 White Wonder Soap 7 bars for .29 Serv.us Golden Bantam Corn, 2 for .43 Clorox 2 for .35 Premium Salted Soda Crackers 2 lb. package for .38 Faucy Blue Rose Rice 31b. for .23 Bristow & Johnson ONE, OREGON. I- R. ROBISON GOOD TOOLS ; & MACHINERY U 01 2i ja I : -jj in the hands of ftt good mechanics t t are necessary to X" 01 make your car run LIKE NEW- MACHINE SHOP English Court Officer In Knuiiiuil a bnrrliler la a mem he r of Hit Irani profettlon quallHed to plouj at Hit Imr. It undertakes the pulillc trlul of cautes In tha su perior count of Hit law at dlttln gulilied from in atlorney or solicitor. Balm for Houwiv Man; of tht minor trniteillet of lh nouieirlft art Ilk a chtld'a prtnkt. rvtlty comical, and can ba seto so later. Amertctn IlijttlDt. Various Alphabeti Tht world't longetl alplmbtt. tht minta. hat over 20.UW eimracwra, Mtli renreMnllna not a souna out tyllttile. Tlit Buoikrtt alphabet 40 character!, tha rertltn 45, r'reocU 23 tnd tht Spanish 27. a btt tht Dr. Hess' Remedies. Now is the time to look after the health! xnf vnur Animals and Poultrv. t Jonah Still Suprom "Ton lot to depend on dt Good Book," said Unclt Khen, "fob til dt hett Ideat, rishermen gnet on lei I In" wonderful things, but ritr jln' none of m dnf ever yet comt up lo Jonah " Wathlnglon Slur. Dr. Hers' remedies are too well known! tto need introduction. Penitentiary. Ctlllna attention to tht fact that "for tht tlrtt time in tht blttorr of tht penitentiary every man , who It phyilcally tblt it at work eery day," Ooternor Patterton declared thlt j fact dut to tht "excellent discipline and morale which prevail." He recom mended an appropriation of $35,000 for remodeling tht former training tchool to glvt room for additional prisoners and also funds for a "nimh needed" garage, with quarters for trusties. In planning revision of automobile license feet, tht tenate special com mittee decided to -pcc:u:nc-d tubml slon to tht piu;ii I aa ca.-ucmonl U the eonttltutlon which would permit taking tht tssessed valuation of an old auto Into consideration. Under the present law, thlt distinction In the tamt class of property Is lmposslbto and the value of a car with relation to I tht license can only bt adjusted by t constitutional amendment. It It tht agreement of tht commit siun in tj iu man w it ductlon on tht present schedule, but ; f I...W U ran bt worked out It not i Stock Tonic, Worm Powder Poultry Pan-a cca, Louse miller, Roup Tablets, Diarrhea iTablets, Healing Powders, Dis- itemper Remedy, Colic Remedy, Dip & Disinfectant, Balsam of Myrrh. i:: .t BERT MASON IONE, OREGON