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VOLUME XVII
IONR, ORfiGON, FRIDAY, March 1 1929
NUMBER 39
Clark Eros. Ranch
House Bnrned
Tbafaun lime of John n
William ClarK wan dehtrnyed by
fire monday Monday morning.
Th fir v.a cauned by an over
heated terra cotta flu. The house
wrs a tot nl loss hut tne hit. I) wind
carried the flumes away from
the out buildinua, Sorrm of the
furniture, including the kitchen
ranjje was saved.
Weather Report
For Feb.
Total Snow fall 8.00
Total precipitation . O.IW
" " since Sept. 1 . 4.72
" " for the corres
ponding period last year . 7 05
No of clear days H.
No. of cloudy daya. 8.
No. partly cloudy , .'12.
Prevailing wind . N. E
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CoitfrrMtht lhtrvrr t'. S It' I.
Morgan, Oregon. Mar 1.112).
How long since you looked
at all your snapshots?
An evening arrives with nothing special to
do. That's the time to pet out all your snap
khots the farther l ack they go the more fun
they'll he. When you sec a wcll-lovcd face or
scene, you think of all that has happened since
the snapshi.: was made, and the evening In
comes one c' delightful reminiscence.
Prepare now for suili evenings iri the future. Get
your Kotlak out and ue it. If you haven't one, come
in and sec our complete line. F.astman-niadc Brownies
as low as ?2, ami Ko.!;iks from ?J up.
Fur renllv ircvful pirlurtnuikinn,
Lxitl yellou-box Kodak Mm.
DULLARD'S PHARMACY
"Tlx- Kodak Store"
NOW IS
ITo Have Your Meas
ure Taken
NEW SPRING
SUIT
Come in and examine our samples.
BRISTOW & JOHNSON J
.; lone, Oregon ' ' I
EX-SHERIFF WILL SPEAK
AT MASS MEETING
On Tueadoy evening, March C,
a muMK miuliiiu will be held in
the CuoKrecatiotial church of
lor-ant which Mr. U. T. Cool; in
ham. ex al.eriff of Umiuilla Coon :
ty will ij the speaker. Mr. Cook
inuham waa formerly a minihter, I
ami ia said to ba an earnest and '
eloquent speaker and his exyeri 1
entoasa nheriff ha lurn.r-hed
him with an abundance of i,.ortlnlnii lodge beyond praise and
malion which holua the attention P'JKram surcharged within
of those who hear him and per I HtrU( tion nd entertainment. The
suarJeBthem to a loyal aupportim,''tinK next yar wil1 be hld
of the temperance canae. Youuif ;'n Heppner.
people are (neatly interested in
and benefited by ilia nntiauue.
This meetinK i aponaoreu by
the Anti Saloon League of Ore
gon and ia a part of its re or nun
ized and revitalize educational
program. Mr. Coohingham will
speak in the Kphopul chirch of
liepptier on Sunday evening,
Cttuttmieil on I'v 4
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Local Happenings
A HtronK del nation of Odd
I'Vllowa represented the (one
Mfe at I. 0 0 F. convention at
Freewater on Satnrday, the 24th
liHt Included Frank Lunde.H,
''hard Lundell, Chs. O'Connor,
K- J- Urmlow, Lew Howell, Orin
Gral.ill. David Itietmann, J. 1'.
'"y. Uiari.a Miaver, ujweii
0rk ar,d Henry Clark. The at-
t"dai'c was larae and nthui
!"uc, me nospuaiuy 01 in riuw-
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. BVntow
and children returned on Sunday
evening from a visit in Walla
Walla. They were accompanied
by Ihfir daoghtt r in law Mr'. F.
W. Bristow ai.d her little d . ujth
ter, Mary Jean.
Mr. and Mrs., E. A. F.Hers
were business visitors in Ptndlc.
ton, Monday.
Mrs. Louis Balsiirer is at I .tt e
attain after an expended iit
Ailh friensand relatives in Alia
ny and IOugene.
Mr. and Mrs. lvl Keller, ro.v
renident in Pendleton, weie in
lone, Thursday and Friday.
The regular mis'iotiary. n '!
mg wiil be held next Thua 'ay
afternoon at the Congrcirati ni.l
c .urch parlors. The subjei t i
I idia, the first fur i n mi: i f
held of the American H;a d u'
Commiddioners for Foreign Mi
sions.
Hie Dorcas t-ociety wi'.l s rv.
a hot tamale lunch Thursday Hit
ernrKm, March 15, lit the Cot ere
uatioral church parlors. Service
will heitin at 5 o'clock p. m.
WANTED
' Men to examine those fine uit
snmpies at Biintow & Jnhnsi.n's
THE LEGISLATURE
REFUND TO MAIL CARRIER."
Sutrm. Feb. 27. - " seem
to me the United State govern- afternoon.
ment hoi' rrive ndipiate com-l Alvin Ely returned home Fut
nensntinn to mail carriers..' R.-it.urday niirht, havinit finil,ed
r
ivHerrtative Jon. N. Se tt, IVnrtle
ton, aid in oiiposinif S. B. C'J,
which w as passed brooth house".
(The hill yroposeaa refunding of
thh tax on nasoline to rural fiee
j delivery carrier
"The Rovernment is in better
financial condiiion to pay thin
than th State of Oreon ii,"
.
Scott declared.
. .. ti 1 . n
Representative Herbert Kir
. .,., . j
hert, Th Dallen, snpported the
bill, unvintr, "In winter when the
roads are so bud in home sections
th. y cannot opernte at trctMP ,
amile aloted ttiem fy tne rov.;
erument.
Other supporters urged t tt, ,
muil mrriera are verv uoorly
. .
paid and should have this refund. ! u"!r "u oi.rjr oee
Tho bill was passed by a UrReJJr Pnt lat-tSundav settinff tK
majority.
R. ROBISON
i
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FIRESTONE i
0
TIRES
Give More Miles'
lb
Per Dollar In A
y Actual Wear Than
m
Any Other ,'
W
mml
MACHINE SHOP
Morgan News
Mk. J. F. lUnnKSTV
Miss Gladys Med lock was a
Morgan visitor, Wednesday aft !
ernoon, !
Howard Hardesty is wo kind
for Mr. Cocliran at Cecil, this!
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Orva1 Cutaforth'
of Lexington, visited at 1'at Med-'
lock's horn, last Thursday.
Neil and Homer Nash, accom
Danied by Stanley Seely. were
business visitors, Wednesday al t-j
ernoon, at(cil. They fevnd cer j
tuiu mud holes too muddy for'
comfortable travel. For f urt-r I
information, ahk them. j
The welcome Chinook arrived t
in Morgan, last Tuasday. Every:
body is rejoicinif. I
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Uietmann
were callir tt on Mr. and Mrs '
Hardeaty, last Thursday. ;
The manaK'Tnent of Willow.
Creek Poultry Farm ?s bitir riri!
to start the incubator?.
Mrs. Hardesty was calling on,
Mrs. Baurenfein and Mrs. Stely, '
I l Thursnay.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Kietmann1
wfre buiiness visitors in lonn
lust Thursday. j
Paul Pettyjohn and Howarrt
Hardesty called en Omar Uiet j
mann, last Friday. j
Mr. Eckleberry was calling on;
Hal My, laxt Saturday. j
II. 11. Cochran, of Cecil, wakj
in llrppner on Krioay. ;
Mrs. Ked Shiply and Mrs. See -j
ly and daughter Ernectme w t re(
business visitors in tlt ppr.tr oi.
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Nash an fan.i'y,
and alio Howard Hardest y. spent;
a pleasant t venirnt at the home;
of Mr. and Mrs. Seely last Fri
d.v, play in iirnes.
Q lite a creek w as rum inc.
do -n past the Morgan store Sit
urday afternoon, caused by ihe;
fast melting sriow,
Trie Porter brothers are n.nv
ina from the Mis. Low-s pi nee
to what used to bi theOl ni
place, which the Porter brothers
have bouul.t. " . '
Mrs. James Hardesty called on .
Mrs. Zoe Baurtnfeind Saturday
. .
wotkina for Mr. Krebs atCtiil.
R. K. Harbison and wife: re
painlin an re paperin the inttriur
of .several rooms in their home.
Mra. C. C. Hulchcrott and son
Norw in road therr ponies to Sun
day School bt cause tne water had
wi. ' '
v ,., , tf
Mr, illiam Clayton and ftnn-
, , , ... .
ly, of Khei were callinn in Mur-
, ' ,,, . ,, ,,. , ..
tfan,bunday. Mr. Llayton oeheveH
.. ,, . . . ,
he holds the trapping record ot
this locality. He states that he
1, ..t. 0,1.4 m :i u-,,rik nrLi..
n
famjy
ore planning to move
Prosser. Washington in .he
tl . H...L ..J O... I... C..
iierirapairi wiim oine.
Continued on pajt 4
NOTICE
ALL Don Taxes must be paiJ be
fore the first of March, if the own-
i .u t i Ll .
, era wish iu tM-tipe uounic tux.
, Sec section 93G7, General Laws of
Oregon.
J' C. J. L U-uiaan
5 Sheriff of Morrow Co., Ore.
$,
Carpenter Work, Paintind, Pa-
per Hanging and General Re
pair Work ,
lone, Oregon.
OREGON ASSEMBLY
TO ADJOURN SOOH
Saturday to Be Last Oay;
Stormy Time Expected on
Final Closing Days.
Will Receive No Pay For Thie Week
Slry Increaees Voteo Prohibi
tion Bill Back In Committee Truck
Y&x""
0 Xm
ot'wra-loDtiing" People
will Investigate these 10 Points which reveal
AKILMJ LD-POWID AC
Superiority
All ovor the I'nitcd States, forward-looking
people are being imited to investigate the
New Oakland All-American Six, the New
IViitiuc Itig Six and Oukland-Pontiac deal
ers on ten points vital to motoring satis
faction . . . We want von to make such an
involi;;lin. Conic in and let us explain!
Ihf .r f'.llond 4U-4mrrinm Si; HI4S hi IIS7S. Tkm Snt fMliar .f
lf. 1741 tit ''.. f. C h Huh: pllM dT4pTV .WfN. .'lkrlf
Cnrl Mmmrm Jtmm FJ t'lmn inimU. al iuwm.m rt.
I. R. ROBISON. Garage
lone, Oregon.
V
"Car Of Feed Just Ini
Bady chick
Rolled barley
Calf meal
Surelay
Mill Run
Shorts
Bran
Oystershell
Feed those lambs Calf Food
and use less milk.
BERT MASON
IONE, OREGON
Coming Meaiuret Contain Mueh
Dynamite.
Salem, Or. The 35th regulative
assembly will adjourn tine die next
woek probably midnight Saturday,
March 2. Pay of the member bai
stopped, but the lawmakeri will have
to carry on until they dlspoa of tht
Ugialatlon (till In committees. A fw
threaten to walk out, but there will
be working majority.
Commencing with breakfast Satur
day morning, the member! of the two
bounes becan to eat out of their owa
('onllnutd on Pg. 4.
scratch