VOLUME XVIII
IONE, OREGON FRIDAY, Dec. 20, 1929.
NUMBER 28
PICA'S RADIO
LE:i) l!l DANGER
Gen. J. G. Harbord Sees a Threat
to Our Nation's Place In
British Merger.
Tbt rocent mccamful ffort nf tli
BrltUb to bring about comolidmloD ot
Ihalr cable (uit radio lntiria la
arloua challrit to tht radio lupram
acj of tlia Uiiltud 8tatea, and of
mora Importance to our country than
oil or merchant marina at thla mo
mtnt, according to Onrl J, o, Hah
bord. who wu chief ot atatr nf tht A
B. r. and now la Praaldant of tka
Iladlo Corporation of A mar Ira.
"Qraat llrltala balnc ttia (mat ca
blt-contrnlllni power of our planet.
Uenaral llarboij nklned, "tin com
bination there of calilta and radio I to
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CINIRAL J. 0. HARBORO
arlla Amarlcaa ludcnblp mora dl
aaoilr (ban tkat ar any Wbr cmintrr
"Tba aiiiwer to thla challenia can
ant ba made by private tntiwete u ti
ter our atlatlns lawa. It la for our
people to dovide ahotlicr thay think
It la worth making, and' If o. to main
It pollila. It la a whre no
ariluu, or action muib delayed la eur
render; or aran worie, aid and com
fort to foreign agalnat Amarlcaa In
duatnr." Twenty pcrcnt off on Commun
ity Silver it quite a Wam.p.
Uutbrd't Plia: maty
"Any girl in need of friend,
write- to Adjutant Mix K. H
Alleminn, The Salvation Army
White Shield Home, CCS May fair
Arenua, Portland, Oregon."
Personal Mentiou
Richard Mc Elllgott returned
Monday to Portland. He had been
spending a few days at the home
of hit ton, Charley Mc Elliott.
Tne tale last Saturday by the
ladies; Aid rf the Uabtist Church
wat quite a tuccest from a finan
cla! standpoint. It uetted the lad
let $55.00. .
Mr. and Mrt. Louis Balsiger
left Sunday for Portland and
other valley points. They expect
to return home Friday and will
bring their daughter, Mist Elva,
home with them for the Christ
mat.
Lowell Clark hat returned to
lone after teveral months tpent
at Wenatchce, Wash, and Port
I ind, Oregon.
Help the children in their
evening study by giving them a
atrong, ateady, white light. May
lave g!af in later year. Let
Bert Mi ton show you the Aladdin
winner of the Gold Medal at the
World's ExpoHition, San Francis
co. ,
Mrs. . Edmond Bristow and
little daughter returned Sunday
to their home in Baker. Mr. ard
Mrs. Edison Morgan took them
as far as Pendleton bv auto and
from tl.tre they continued their
journef by atge.
When You
SKIMP
on your
clothes you
rob your
Personality
lone people who attended .he
district conuentlon of the Amer
ican Legion and Legion Auxiliary
held last Thursday in Condon
were: Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Ferris,
Miss Beryl Clark, Mrs. Helen Far
rent, Orren Crabill and Elmer
Cochran AH rt bort an enjoyable
time. Dnring the afternoou there
was a meeting of the Legion boys
and also one of the Auxiliary lad
ics. The banquet wat served at Six
o'clock and the evening, was spent
in dancing.
Mr. and Mrs McCabe snnoufce
the marriage of their son, J. It.
McCabe, and Loniae G. Miller,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fraf-k
Miller, The young people are
well known here, being popular
among the younger net. Both are
former students of the loneecv
ool, Mr. McCabe graduating wl'h
theclaBSof '29. They sre making
their home in Cottage Grov ,
where Mr. McCabe has emplo -....
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menun a nam ware store. in v
have the best wishes of iht'r
msny friends here.
Mr. snd Mrs. E. J. Brisiow ar .1
daughter, Lucile, drove to Hep;
htr Friday to attend the funeia
services for Eobert J Rodgers.
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKET BALL
The lone team defeateb the loc
al high school basketball team
laht Friday night, the final count
was 39 to 13. The high schoo
started out as though they were
going to win, scoring the firel
basket. The game was played
fast and clean. The high school
would probably have given the
alumni a clcser game if the
regulars had played. Tm-sday
night lone will meeting Ltxing
ton Hi on the local floor. It will
be double header and we promise
all a good close game.
The local high school girls' ba
nkftball team met defeat at the
hands of tba town team Fribay
night: the final score deing 10 12
This was a practice game tor the
benefit of the high school team.
The line-up of two teams iaaa
follows.
High School
Forward Gladys Brtshers
Forward Veda Eudanks
J. Center A'ice Nuth
S. Center Margret Craford
Guard Helen Smonse
Gnarb Geneva Pettyjohn
Substitutes were Beulah Petty
john for Margaret Craford in the'
third quarter,
'orward Rosa Fletcher
forward, Fern Engelmavn
I. center Etta Howell
3. center, Lucile Rhoten
uard, Norma Swanson
tuard Arleta Farrens
The mass meeting for veteran
and the public held at Heppner
Kriday evenirg was attending by
he following Ionites. Mr. ahd
Mrs- E. G. Sperry. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Corley, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ferrig, Mr. and Mrs. Blain
Blackwell, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Beckner, Cbas, Dane, and Jack
Whiteeides. All report a very
njovable and very instructive
meeting.
lone people who attended the
Odd Fellow's meeting held in
Heppner on Wednesday evening
of last week were: E. J. Brintow
G orge Ely. E. R. Lundell, Le
Howell, Earle Brown, Ted Trorige
F. M. Griffin. John Clark, Rich
aru Lundell, W. W. Head. I
Student Hero at
O. S. C. Is Praised
Oregon State College, Corva)
lis, ec. l3.-Recognition for his
act of heroism in stopping a run
away artillery team has been
accorded Eugene Gentry, Lexing
ton, by president Kerr, Major F.
W. Bowley, and Colonel H. It
Richmond of the military depart
ment here. The team became
frighNr-ei while students were
goini: .h'nij'h maneuvers and
siarua to iuj. Gentry, who was
mounted, overtook the runaways
and st' neri them before they
did any serious damage. The off
icials sent Gentry a Utter
commending him for bis act
(Oregon Journal)
Mrs. Perry Bartelmayof Mays
is visiting at the home of ber
parents, Mr and Mrs. M. R.
Morgan.
Town Team i
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of the lone Market. They on
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