THE 10NE INDEPENDENT
Published Every Friday, by
W. W. Hiad, Editor-Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION
One Year $1.50
Six Months , 0.75
Three Months 0.50
Entered as second Class matter at
the postcftice at lone, Oregon, under
act of March 3, 1859.
Friday. Nov. 15. 1929.
: BUDGET NOTICE
i City of lone
Budget, Covering Estimatet
Expenses of rrorosod Tax Lev)
of the Cit of lone the year ISKa
Notice is hereby Riven that o
Tuwday, Dec. 3. 11)29, at th
hour of eiht o'clock, p. m. th
Common Council of the City
bin. Oregon, will meet at II
Ciuncil ChamOerin raid city, a
any taxpayer in lone, Oiegoi
will be heard in favor of oraifaim
the tax levy as hereinafter pi
posed, which has been prepare
in accordance 'vi'h the pro isioi
of chapter 118 of the Orert
Laws of the SvJie of Oregon (i
1921, and which shows an esn
iteof the amour t of money nec-
ary to be rui9ed by taxation t
he City Government for ih
ensuinit et of 1930; also show
ins the probaMe receipts of Mir
city other than by direct tax upor
real and personal property for
the year 1930
EXPENDITURES
Electric Liaht & Power.. $968. 4 'i
Marshal's Salary 900 U
Recorder's Salary 60 Ci
Treasurer's Salary C0 C(
Int. on Bonded Debt 840.0(
Inton Warrant Debt 2iO.W
State Indust. Acdt. Com. . .28.11
Miscfl. Expenses 304 K
Street Work & Gravel"" 460 8,
Office Rtnt 30.0
Sinking Fund 1500 0'
Total ..15361 54
RECEIPTS
Water $2610.11
Licences and Fines 112 (X
Estimated Taxes 2G39 4:
Total ;5GC1 5s
It is estimated that it will b
necessary to raUe by taxatioi
tae sum or 52639 43, as show
above, after deducting receip
from other sources.
P. G. Balsiger, John 'Bryso
A. A. McCabe, Finance Com. o
the Council of the City of Ion.
Approved Nov. 7, 1929:
W. E. Bullard. S. E. Moor.
E. J. Bristow. Budget ComrnHt
Attest: W. M'. Head.
Recorder,
Ginger
Ella
by
Ethel Kueston
attractive girl,
a eiri of heart
and soul is the
M
ubject of this latest tale
by Ethel Hueston. Her
brain works like light
ning and the fact that it
does not always work in
a straight line makes her
even more enchanting.
Like the earlier works of
thisauthoress,the setting
is a parsonage in the
iweet, green, hilly farm
country of Iowa. W i?
Will Be Printed
Serially in
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The Haunted 5
S Room i
3 By CLARISSA MACKIE Q
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''f?000 "lKllt' n,y "ul Mls
Cnrow with n tlmd jinnee about
the Inrce dim room with Its tine old
fourposter bed nml other mnhognnv
furniture. "Ah. don't open the oust
window, Esther . . . the shutters
are fastened securely. Open the south
window. It looks out on the friirden."
Ksther looked over her shoulder.
"Oh, Aunt Fmime, I would like to
open both windows!"
"I would rattier you did not, Esther
. . . the shutter are solid wood
and cannot be opened,"
"Very well, untitle, but I have been
Just longing to j:o to bed with the
sound of little wuves lulling me to
sleep."
"I know, my dnir -perhaps you can
hear the waves In the Inlet from the
arden window." In her own bedroom
the smile died from .Miss Cnrow's lips
and she shook her head dubiously.
, "I should wv i .: Ksther come
In here with i ; i'ij 8 n the
east tonight. -al r'.w m!;:!n be fright
ened!" Soft:., !:. vide ,,e.;n the hall
and tapped i m ii;!i(v's tliwr. Esther
was leimlng f.-i tlr nn;.:i wlndo, as
ir bathing In t ,:,,.iince of the
moonlit garden.
She turned quickly at Miss Carow's
light touch.
"Auntie. It Is gturl.ius!"
"The sit lit nt roses Is always de
ll. I us i t i:!;!it," sighed illss Carnw,
who locked a dead romance In her
warm heart. "I came back to tell you
not to be frightened In the night
come to my mum If yon cannot sleep."
"Not sleep? I shi'.ll sleep like a baby
on that Inviting bed." laughed Esther,
and when the door closed she put out
il light and prepared for bed.
The next morning she met Ida Gra
ham, a distant cousin. "Sleeping In
the enst room? The haunted room,
Effherr
"Haunted."
"Of course Aunt Esther wouldn't
tell you, but no one wants to sleep
there."
"Xonsenre." laughed Esther, "I shall
lore It all the more."
Hut st night tt was difTereut. Alone
In her room she regiirded the closely
shuttered east window with expert
aut eyes. A Inst glance Into the gar
den revealed It to tie a mysterious
place of shadowy forms and scented
darkness.
"Ilr-r r-r-r!" shivered Esther, ns she
fnusgled under a blanket. When slit
awoke, a clock somewhere was atrlk
: lw :iinl on the blurred murmur
of the lust stroke, came the sound i f
a linlluw groan.
Esther sat upright In bod. aaln she
heard the grin; it ns of mine one l:i
agony and Immediately afterward she
heard a sound wwiev.-here close at
hand, a movement ami n Utile thiini'i.
Then s'leni e. Then the groan n-peni.
cd ngnln and opiln. It seemed hi
We carry all types of tires-all Coodyears
By properly tiring your car- at lowest to
you-Me know we'll win yourpermr.icnt
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no obligation.
It pays to consult reliable tire speciaists
INDEPENDENT GARAGE
lone - Ore
STRAUSS & CO.
Grain Dealers, of Portland, Oregon
Will Be Represented this Season by
W. M. Eubanks
It will pay you to
coma crura tfie comer nwir uu eiim
window.
"That Is the reason they keep It
closed tightly," shuddered Esther,
and Just then some one rapped softly
on her dour.
"Aunt 1'V : :," thought Esther,, "Sha
Is afraid t h ive heard It." Aloud, sho
asked drowsily "What Is It?" and Aunt
Eannle tip. nod quietly away, assured
that her ii:?ce was sleeping through
the dlsiurlmnee of the night, . Miss
Cnrow had never believed In ghosts
until the mystery of the haunted room
came to confound nil her past the
ories. The next day Esther said nothing
of the strange sounds she had heard,
although one of the paying guests, a
young artist who was painting the
lovely Long Island shore, tulUrd a
great deal about a sleepless night due
to the moaning of the wind. v
That thiv Esther aceouuuinlrd Pel-
ham on his tramp through the woods,
hut they did not
talk about ghosts,
Esther was not sure whether she real
lv cured for John Pelhiim: she had
met him last year for the first time
and this renewal of their friendship
hud brought a most disturbing flutter
to her carefree heart.
A few days utter this trump In the i
woods, the wind came out of the east j
and howled nround the house all 1
ulght; and the restlesn "gh -l" came
to luiunl th- "iisi room i.;ice i.mre. T I
ward mii.alng Esther, weary from loss
of sleep, puf'ng o'i dre; ing ovn and
slippers, skipped over the window
sill and walked around the corner of
the house to study the closely shut
tered east window. A slight sound
warned I cr u In. k u;i and she saw
John IV!'.i:ru slllln;: n" the slojw; of
the roof, lightly attired.
' "Oh, what Is It?" he asked, sawing
away nt the long tree Huili that
sprawled iiito-s Ihe roof. "The (sav. l
coiifomi.il d (raw) thing (more saw- ',
Ing) kept nie awuke, I luvestlgnteil j
and here It Is!" i
"How clever!" admired Esther, and S
she was still admlrlnc when Miss )
Cnrow came, scandalized, and saw the
ghost really laid. That night while I
they sat around the lire, where the ;
"ghost" hurtled brightly. Aunt Kannle j
announced her niece's engagement to j
the young painter.
And one of I'elham's most fnnnms
palnlliigs Is one that he iallited of
the Inlet, and golden shore from his
scat In the open cast window of the
ghost room.
tCorr"sati
Sure Sign of Luck
A horseshoe once was supposed to
bring good luck, but now jou have to
be pretty lucky to llnd one, luyloll
News.
Iniids Troublst
.Mankind's Inner poverty, lllttimess,
narrowness, is the poisoned spring
I mm which most utihapplness ItuA's.
I'unu and fireside.
Age of Spscialiils
Wise Is Hie man who discovers his
. t: ! rl Slid ilevelo;ei It, This Is uu age
i ( , eclall.f a.
mmm ., i,,..
see him before youl
Advice to Swos'.lti
''Polks rtuuld m siii'I'i lMcil In lilinw '
says a fiMWHiinpei traits IimiiiiiiI. "Iinw
many people are uui'l.lng ul Hie dual
ness of glvluit iiiIiIim In lieHinH'i
columns on nlViilm.iif Ihe heart " I'
pays well, loo. cl reuiulns u liihor ol
love. Eurm soil fireside.
Can Vou Pronouncs UT
l'erliiiis Hie must uiiiMpiilur ship
name, al leiisl iiinnnu sltMinlmcil nnil
umlerwrllers who have to write It
down In n hurry Is surely Hie Ven
hv M gn W.i k In l.'l i lii'iiiv 1 1 ii i il l there
la only one ship ot this inline a
hantue registered ut .liillnn, s purl In
Ceylon.
Lop SiiUd Arrangement
Ton can exiiect a condition of nn
rest In a home where mother siends
S7..V) at the beauty shop while fulher
shaves himself, mi llreimn Mllinr nivo
(f ly remarks Cupper's Weekly,
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
DR. J.L CALLAWAY
Osteopathic Physician
Gilman Building
Ittont 93 Hi-hoMr, Ortgva
t
JACK FERRIS
: Dcrmatician :
It pays to look welt.
"Specialist in Bobs" ?
C.LSWEEK
ATTORNEY AT
LAW.
X First National Hank BIJit.
t Heppner, Oregon
When You Visit Heppner
Eat At The .
"Elkhcrn Restaurant"
GoodMeals Bcstof Sen ice
Lunch Counter
A.D. McMURDO, ED.
Physician AnJ Surgeon
Oflice In Mawnic BuilJing
Trained Nurse Assistant
Htppner, Oregon
A. H. JOHNSTON
Physician & Surgeon
I'hune Office
llesldeiire
Mnlu )2
Heppner - Oregon
F. II ROBINSON
Attorney & Counselor
At Law
Will I'ritctlce In All The (Vmrta
IONE OREGON
Dr.J. A. Mc Crady
Dentist
X Ruy DIAGNOSIS
Office; Odd Fellows I'.Id'g.
J Heppner Oregon
J.O.PETERSON
EXPERT
WATCHMAKER ,
AND
JEWELRY REPAIRER
Heppner, Oregon.
Dr. C. W. Barr
DENTIST
I'hon M 1012 Cast Apt. Hldg.
Heppner, Ore.
BvoninK and Sunsvby sppointaicnt,
lone Independent
JOB PRINT
See Balsiger
, For Insurance
WE
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Want your cream. We
Market Pi ice at all times.
: Morrow Co. Creamery
j Before
selling your wheat it Will
pay you to see L. Balsiger
representing B. G. and Co.
lone. Orppnn
, ;
I IONE CASH MARKET j
I De alers In
Fresh and Cured
We Buy Cream for Swift & Company. ;:
Why not Sell Your Cream in Your Home Town? ; ;
Real Estate Insurance!!
Peterson Brothers
ILNE BLACKSMITH SHOP"
We are prepared to take care of your
shafting requirements by the Installation of an
electric key way machine and a stock of shafting
in a wide range of s.'zes. We also have a list of
second hand combines for sale. Agency for ihe
Harris Manufacturing Companies new combines.
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Farm Implements
VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPERIOR
DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES,
MYERS PUMPS, SjTAR and AEUMOTOR
WIND MILLS. WINONA WAGONS.
PAUL G. BALSIGER
lone, Oregon
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contracting or
Meats. Butter and Eitfs. !
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patronage ol those who
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