IONE, OREGON, FRIDAY, June 7, 1929
NUMBER 1
VOLUME XVIII
Weather Report
For May
Total precipitation
" " lince Sept. 1 .....
" " for the corres
ponding period last year.
No of clear days
No. of cloudy days
No. partly cloudy .
Hail on the ltth.
Sleet on the 7th.
Prevailing wind........ N,
It. K. Ilnrblmm
Cooperttivt Oburrtr U. S. W H.
Morgan, Oregon, June 1, 1929.
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18.00
4 00
W.
Gordon Draper for all kind
of harvesting madhinery at P. G.
Ralsiger's.
Stevens -Hanstad
The marriage of Miss Deb rah
Anne Uanttad and Mr. McKlnley
Stevent was solemnized on Friday,
May 31 at the home of Mr. J. W.
Schleevolght. at Morgan. The
marriage service was read by the
Rev. W. W. Head, pastor of the
Congregational Church at lone.
Those who witnessed the simple
but solemn ceremony were: Mr.
and Mrs Schleevolght. Matilda
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs W. A.
Hart field and two sons, Elwood
and Harold, Mr. and Mrs. P. C
Peterson, Mrs J Y. Gibson and
son Ralph, and Mr. Arthur Cogs
well. A sumptions wedding dinner
was served at high noon and not
long after the the happy couple
took the r departure.
for a time tney win maice meir Ion, the firit of ut wek He
horre at Olei.wnere Mr. Stevens WM accompanied by hia wife
is employed on the Hartfleld ind by hil dillghter LHa. who
ranch. were the gueatr of Mrs.
J& Clark & Linn J&
Carpenter Work, Painting, Pa
per Hanging and Ceneral Re
pair Work
lone, Oregon.
Astronomical Trm
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In nlnini.v In liullnilv illume
rnjr nl l.-hl ir.vHIn. IWI.imi milt
M--ni 'n Iriivirw In feat. Tliui
our enn enall; run. pun Hie (IIMniir
of the iiriwiil iiiili-riiHHil vl.llilt llitillt
of iiim-o. uhlih ore ftlltimtrit In Mr
imi.mai.iMi 1 1 tr yrnr .way from Ibt
orth. Kmliiintit.
ELM BEETLES
C. II. Bartholomew of P.ne
City wai a business visitor In
The elm becle is again at work
.0 61 on the elm trees In lone and un
6.84 ; less arrested will destroy It em.
The wature bpt'es spend the
winaer under rulblsh heaps and
are now laying eygs. These eggs
hatch In se en to ten cay j. The
- 9 00 larva feed on the under side of
th : leaves for 15 to 20 days; in a
few more days develop into beetle
and deposite eggs. Complete de
foliation of trees in July and Aug
if control measures are not follow
ed. Spray with arsenate of lead 3
to 6 pounds to 60 gal wate, be
fre the ergs hutch. A county
i available at a few days notice.
Neglect for two or three years
will cause trees to bie
BAKINO
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A Typewriter Sensation!
The NEW
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Now on display! Come in and try it. Convenient terms.
BULLARD'S PHARMACY
lone - Oregon
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ARTHUR PETTEYS DIES
Arthur Pettdyi, aiied 21 jearg,
died Sunday, June 2. in a hospit-
Elrr er a' in Walla Walla, Waih. Funeral
services were held Tuesday after
noon. Arthur was born at lone
and is the son of Albert Petteys
uf this place and Mrs. Mary Pief
erof Walla. Besides hin father
and wother h leavea to mourn
hia loan, a brother, Gilbert, many
other relatives and many griends
Abont four weeks ago Arthur
was taken ill here at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. Chas Nord. His
mother moved him to Walla Wa
I where he underwent a major
0 eration. He was given the best
01 care but they could not save
him. When his physician thonght
a blood transfusion necessary,
hia father went at once to the
hospital and gave a pint and
half of hia plood.
Hia father spent the last night
with him and his mother was at
his side before the end came at
5:15 o'clock, Sunday morning.
Many relatives from hare drove
to Walla Walla. Tueiday to at
tsnd the funeral services.
Local Happenings
Miss Lucile Bristow is at home
attain after a pleasant visit with
Mra. Gemel whose home is in
Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dick and two
I ! 401 s It ft Tursday of list week on
a motor trip to Helena, Montana.
Mr. Dick will be gone about two
weeks but Mrs. Dick and th boys
will spend tba summer with rela
Uvea. During Mr. Dick s absence
Mr. Sam Hatch of Arlington will
have charge of the Standard Oil
p'ant and hia family will occupy
the Dick residence.
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BRISTOW & JOHNSON
For Sale
Roosters, 8 and 10 weeks old t
80 and fotey cents each if taken
soon. '
Willow Creek Poultry Farm
Morgan Ore
Crop Conditions.
Dwlght Misn r siys that in
trie wheat fields he has seen
there ire more weeds than usual,
and he believes there will be a
light 'tield. However, he aire
gives it as his opinion that right
now the wheat Is at its most rag
ged stage and he Is optimistic
enough to beliehe that whin
harvest sttrts in July there will
be a better yield than wany of
the farmers now anticipate.
The outlook was brightened
considerably by a rain which,
while not htavy in the vicinity
of lone, app-ared to be general
over the county.
Grange News
Willows Grange will meet, Sat
u-day night, June 8, with an ir
treating program, consisting of
group air g ng, quar and sc'o
numbers, readings and a mock
wedding Utv. W. W. Head .l
l liver an address.
Guests of honor will be Pomo
na Master Chat. Wick'a.der ano
Mr. Wicklander !Ouly grangers
and guesta 1 aving an invitation'
a'gned by a granger are invited.
On Juue 22 the children and
voung oiks win give me program
with E. W. Snellof Ar l g on as t
peaker. A complete program will
e announced at an early date, j
Morgan News
Mil. J. F.IUnr.5Tr
Mr. Laurence Funk came over
f'Om Wasco on Tuesday to load
out a car of dirt at Moser. N. E.
Pettyjohn is helping.
Bert Palmateer's new weeder
arrived last Wednesday evening.
James Ha-' eaty cal t d on Mr.
Pdlyutct, Widne day Irst.
Continued on Pg. 4
IONE VS WASCO
MEMORIAL DAY GAME
PROVES THRILLER
lone held the League leadera
to a one run margin in the Decor
ation day game and the fans were
treated to the best exhibition
shown this year.
Wilson started the game with
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Its value io
making every owner
an Oakland
enthusiast
i
McDinaU's Chocolates won
he World's Grand Prize at the
.Vis Exposition.
Miss Rosa Fletcher, who ic
nterinir the nurse's training
edool at The Dailea, reported
f ir duty, Monday.
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
TAKE NOTICE
All temporary Automobile li
cense tags must be returned before
he 15th of this month.
Anyone may apply for three
I ourhi licensafler June 4'.h.
Among owner of the New Oakland All"
American Six . . especially among
those who have been driving this great
est of all Oaklands for a period of several
months ... enthusiasm is growing
with every passing week. Talk with a
number of these owners about Ail
American value. Then come in and let
us demonstrate this remarkable car.
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IONE - OREGON
WANTED
Men to exsmine those fine suit
samples at Bristow & Johnson's.
I R. ROBISON
Notice ot Annual
School Meeting.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to the legal voter of School District
No. 35, of Morrow Connty, State
of Oregon that the ANNUAL
SCHOOL MEETINC of said Dis
trict will be held at lone School
House to begin at the hour oj 1:30
o'clock P. M., on the third Monday
oj June, being the 17th day ot June
A. D. 1929.
This meeting is called for the
purpose of electing one school direct
or tor the term of three yea s, one
school clerk for the term of out year
and the transaction of business usual
at such meeting.
Dated this 31st day of May. 1929.
ATTEST.
Delia M. Corson
District Clerk
Geo. W. Ritchie
Cha'r.tcn Doanl of Directors
OhiKew OAKLAND
ALL-AMERICAN SIX
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pbodvct or ccnesal motobs
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HOLT HARVESTER
REPAIRS
DONT WEAR
out your tracrtort
or automobile by?
making It eat dirt.
INSTALL A PO. t
MONA CLEAN-JO
ER.lt will uke all Im
the diitont of the
air.
MACHINE SHOP
CALL FOR WARRANTS
All Ceneral FuuJ Warranus of
, Morrow County, Oregon, regisUr
ed on or before the present date,
w?l be paid on presentation at the
office of the County treasurer on
or after June 15, 1929, ay vhich
date interest on said warrants will
cease.
Dated at Heppner, Oregon,
May 28, 1929.
Leon W. Briggs, Co Tieas.
3t
I have rsceived a large stock of gen-
i uine HOLT repairs and can supply
I most any wearing parts. Get your or
:: ders in early and rvoid belay when the
HARVEST COMES ON
P. G. Balsiger, dealer in Har-,
venter Supply Co. extras to fit
Holt and Harris harvesters.
BERT MASON
IONE, OREGON
J. E. Swanson
INSURANCE
Wheatland League
SUNDAY'S RESULS