The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19??, March 21, 1930, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHEME INDEPENDENT FriJBy. March 21. 1930. Morgan Items f V. P. Mahonrv. of llocpner, has boutiLt Ihe creek ranch at Morttan which Jim ilardt'stv sold to John Harhke last fall. Ihie place connects with Air. Maho ney's other larje houiinKS ol trrazinw lands and is ali'ca;1) being used as a I an- for about 2000 sheep. A crew of liridjte builders are busy at Morgan, cutting out Hit chord aad the neee'le learn mi ner the hi'tthsy bridge and shor iV th structure with an inside et of piers.-This change has been needed right from the begicnir? lor, besides being a menace to life add limb, ithas also been an instruction to the movement of farm produce and machinery. Its first construction in such a man ier was a strange affair and a mournful story, all bv i: self. Mr. and Mrs Al TroeJson who are visiting wirh relative at Guys Mills, Fa., are rrur communication with tl'fir m.:ny Iriends t Morgan, and corticue First Game ot Sunday, March 23 DANGE At Boavdman Under Auspices of Parent Teachers' Ass'n Saturday Evening March 22 In High School Building Proceeds to be devoted to assisting the return of iMiss Ada Wiibanks to the hospital in Portland for treatment of her eyes injured in an automobile accident. If you can't go, send. unhurt ei.j.iyhOie expi-iiettcesl 4u,s Uet t Talmateer was ca ltd and pleasant ji-nrnejinsa in the j tl Estacada about two veksago slate Winter weather, as here, Jon noljCd 0f t,e M,j0us illness has interiered with pleasure I nf her mother, Mrs. Githons. trii'S to some extent, but they grandma is now much improved tave a large schedule mappm jtnj Hert an i son Theodore went not for warmer weather. Hey ijown Friday to bring Mrs. Bert will visit Wsshiugton, 1). 0. 'back. Their daughter Fianos is in j -- fchool at Guys Mills, i W. L Workman of Marshfit'.d, I m-ili law cl Mr. Mid Mrs. liar i Notice U hereby given that the under o.sun, has bought the Sunnyside'1 ha appointed by the County .ueuhonsesat Cottage Grove, m uon. This i n extensive o( the M,ate of ftncrt Mol,,anJlllli jcccaf. plant COUSistiiig of ten la.Ke green . and Ml persons having claim aiiitt lioUSeb and a ten loom residence. the said estate must present the tame, dnl) Mr. and Mrs. Harbison's chli ' w". according to Jaw. to me at my of rirtn areaUinhuKs in tttf8lifilon..iJcn..t th.ofnc.oJm, - attorney, S. E. Notion, In Hoppncr, Ore- rn Oregon ana they intend to lthin,ix numthl 0f the date oflhc make them a visit in the near rt publication of thi notice, said date ol I uture. of first publlcatiou bclnu March 7, 1930. H. 0. Ely, who is wintering at ! T' , ' . Administrator, c. t. a. Monaicuih with his wife and i Cutightets, is up Mi'.ting with ' his m.hs an( .ut.on.K to bust "Any girl in need of a friend t;e8i aflairp. (!i Ja'ij.h.tr Ldithj arite to Adjutant Miss li u doing well .1 J. .- Noi mat und ! Allemenn, T;e Salvation Arm) Margaret is ... il-e m.nmo-h . WUe Sum igti a.iH ol. Hat .w nue ioiioi , . ,x ., u; j ii 1 Avenue. Portland, Oregon, the big oren spaces and Aid be i ' I'laJ ken school i. out so th:U; h-c n te'urn sr. a commune with ' ntcs Strc' '"l!,c Tractor is .-..;? in her varu m Moni-w r,cw on t?xliit ilion at Paul C. County forms. jlJaisitjcr's Implement Store. J mm v-!rv- wW' r& I0NE vs Blalock On lone Grounds BENEFIT NOTICE TO CREDITORS Season A Guileful Girl By H. IRVING KING f (CoiiyrlHhl) liHiklng miMlltntlvcly Hi tlitU L'tf Wutklna, "I om thlukiiiK of tclilna uinrrled." "Am you, tinU'ctJI" rt,i,",l f"'K with IiuikuUI Intercut; "itny upeeliil pi'rxnn iilcked out, or U Hie tli'ld opoii to all comers !" "till, I have picked out the inun." milil Arsbelln, siut tlien, after it imuiw, "(3iKe, would jou mind ninklim love to met" Uoorse started. "Why, Itfllii !' huIiI hi "this Is so smlili'ii mid tn'hlil.-s rliore Is IlertliH, you know." "ttcrtlis WalnwrlnMT t'f eniiix.. Vou und she have been us khh m en KMged for some time now. Icnen't J on J" "Yes, we have." nnswered tieorae, looklnii with s pnr.ilcil ulr at ttu' t,l ' ; "and (hen, you know, liesMes, your fiiiher hates me a rertuln d.nk Centleinnn Is suld to hale holr wi ter." "Nevertheless n1"' ihero'.re ninl nolwIthatandlnK," said lli'llu. "I w:iht you for a suitor." "1 nm flitt ',!, (c!l;lilc' hih rharmed, of course. Imt reull yu ce I In fuel" siiiiiimerrd tn-orje "Nonsenae," cried lU-.ia : "here -lot's wander down this R..ruon nih. I want to talk to you." It was at the Hawkin s enrdon pirty that this rather iim-onventloniil in versntlon took phit-e. Some of Hie Biiest who noticed I'd I n and l!e.ir;i' Watklns walking xlouly down a iu ti uhkli wound Into the reci'K!e!i ol a ..ne (,'rove smiled to each other mi. I H.ild: "Look! there goes Aruiu-lhi Siunrt and lleore Watklim. II.m.U close together In enrnottt i'onvern.iil'.n ' My, my! That's a r.eur cnuihlitmloii. F'rrd Waterhouie aiul P.erthn Wnln wrijjht onuht to liehold (hut plctme." And within twenty four hours It wns all 4ver town "all over town" lieltitf fl uurn r I ve and not literal thai Ar;i M!si Stunrt had, at last, given up ti, liil! to rulcli I'red Wulerhoui rtnl win making a "ih-nd set" at (ieore Wnlkiii.H. who hud Hhiimefiill) thrown over I'.erthii Walnttllht I It certainly did lok as It (here wsu something In these rumora, for at every social function now. wherever you saw Arabella you saw C.eorye. they seemed to have eonversathm and eyes for none hut each other. I'.er thn's "dear friend." after the uk ii ner of "dear friends" under li;e eir ciiiiiHtarices, eotnloled with lor upon the outrageous conduct of her recre: nt ..ver, quite prepared to mingle their tears with hers and thoroughly enjoy the mWcry they were Inflicting Cot Certhn. to (heir surr!ie, (oiMd her pretty head and declared that (Seoige w.iit of ne, and quite free to ! lilt own picking and choosing a f.ir nt she was concerned, due ot I'red Wnfei hcitise'a "cnn'lld frlend-t." when .t !'l'rondei In ; .in 111" C'l) t. lecelved for reply: "See lure. JuM ilrop that, will 'uV :n1 evervlMHlj agreed that Kred v,ii "awfully cut up" nl IVIIa's f.ilthlii Hess, "l'lll I giic( he'll su.-vhe." i.ld tiiey, "for you can se I lia laughing and chatting with lierllm Walnwrlghl at every parly you go o." "Ileum (Might on the rebound!" murmured sentimental mix "Change partners for the next llgure," laughed a girl of ti e "sporty" chnrarter. All thUnnd more could not fall, of eoiirae. of reaching (he ears of Mr. and Mrs. .Stunrt, fond parents of the fair Arabella. Mrs. Stuart was shocked ; Mr. Stuart was furious. "What can I'.rlln be thinking oft" grmiT-.cil Mrs. S'fnrt. "Croic V.'utklns t,ns no furt tine." "If l.e hud nil the money that CrocM! li said to have hud, he should not marry my daughter," cried I'aps Stuart. 'The son of t!:it o!, thief, litn U'ntklns who did me out of II ft y ilioii'imd dollars In that cofTie deal nuirry a daughter of mine! Ills grand '.iiln-r was a plinte and his father a mill er. I want none of that breed In lay family." When I'.elln, who had been on a short visit to a friend In a neighbor ing town, returned to the paternal innt:sion. Mm found Father Hiunrl and Mni her Kluart waiting for her with kid its of sarcasm sharpened and clubs of command Uplifted. And then Ihey fell 11:1011 her ullMcked her navuelv beloie siie could gi-l her hat and glues ofT. licllii wept. "Well," she managed to gob out nt liiat, "you wouldn't Id me marry r'red WatorhoiiHC. Mother said his social standing wasn't high enough, and you said he was n spendthrift and If George Wat kins " "lion't let me ever hear you men (Ion the name of Watklus itgnlu.'' roared Father filuart, 'and the fond mother put in, "Io you want to live and (Ho 0 pauper? Ills father lost hi money In Wall Street lifter cheating your falher. I'd rather see yu mar tied to Fred Wnlnwrlghi than (Jeorge Watklim. "Marry the Old Nick If you want to," cried the doting father, "but yon shan't marry a Wnlklna!" "Very well," said Itella, drying her eyes, "I'll marry Fred then. Will he do as well as the old genileinan you named, fulhei J" "Oh, Oeorgp," said Helta that eve nlng at a bihhi party, "II worked heuullfully. Fred and I are going to be married next month. lleV awfully obliged to you for helping us out And tell fterthn she's n dear for the way ahe went through with It. I.et'i have a double wedding." STUDY CHAIN BANKING The ICconomlvs I'ollcy Commission of liiu America n liaiikuis Assoclutlou has been soecllleally Instructed by tlia general convention of 'he assoelalUm di Ntmly and rein).; on cnalu sad (trmiii b inking developments, and also on th o.-opmuil of the Comiilroller of tli Currency for an ontuuslou of brsiali hnukliiK In tlio national banklni iy tvnii l' permit thoi.s hanks to conduct biniidu i la th tiudu areas surround lug their locations. K. 8. Hecht, 1'resldeut lllherulu Hunk sad Trust Company, New Gr imms, Louisiana, Is chairman of the commission. The mem bars ar: lleorgs K. Roberts. Vice President Na tlounl City Hunk. New York, N. Y, vice chslrmsu; Nathan Adams, I'resl deal American Fnhange National Hank, Dallas. Texas; Leonard 1'. Ayres, Vice 1'resldeut Cleveland Trait Co.. Cloveland. Ohio; Frank W. Illslr, Chairman of Hoard Union Trust Coin psti. Potrolt. Michigan: Walter W. U....4 iriitiuf Foreman Stole Na BANKERS SCREEN GRID GIVES $M1 Mi RADIO - 4& ' - A. " , - . -ty, ...... .mi: 111 ! m I I !! , - - - ! III One Essinple of tb Newit Battsry 8ti Which Oflsr tnoally Msdsrn Radio to Unwirtd Homes. "The leal split betweeu the rupilre nii'iits of rural and 1 1 1 y lutt-iicr In came with the Iniro.luctlon of tit loud speaker In place of head phones," says K. A. Nicholas, Vice Prenld. nt of the It.idio Victor Corporation of America. "Until then thu (.mini bat tery ral',3 set. f;ecl.illy mln-ii opir sti ll sl'.h dry ceil, could i rve both rural and city family enujily sell With the loudspeaker tt.ctc rru a deftiand for ni"t power and tetter tone, with a d'cu-aie In operating Cent, all of which led to Socket power "Now radio engine, ra ham turned to the requirements of the um-Inlrl-Ik J home, cuKtr to duplicate what lu b"i-n arhii-ved for city and ton. Starting with current cmiaervatl m as (he Ideal, (hey have evolve! loud speakers supplying sin; lo volumti and rich tone from mluimum input. "Tho recent development of the screen grid tube, wltu an amp!lilca Hon factor sercral times that of (he usuil three-element or standard hnt (rry tube, also has been a step In Hi direction of the Ideal battery let. In'b-eJ, with a slntlo screen grid tune replacing between two and three of "DEACON DUBBS" 3 Act Comedy Second and Last Play Presented by Social Civics Club lone Hi Auditorium April 11 at 8:15 P.M. Admission: 15, 35, & 50ct. Reserved Seat Bullard's tlounl liank, Chlvrtgo; W. t). l-oayr. Vice I'rosldeiil Bociirlty First Niilloinil Hank. Los Aliiiulos, Callfoi ilia; Waller S. Md.ucas, I'halrinau of Hoard t.'oui merce Trust CouiPiiny.- Kansas City, Missouri; Max It. Nshm. Vive Presi dent CIMmmu National Hank, liowlii'l tlreeu. Keutiuky; Mslvln A. Tisy'or, ProNldent First National Ik ik. Chi cago; Paul M. W.ubuig, Chali man of Hoard liiieruatl.inal Accoptance Hatik, Now York. N, Y. O. Ilowai I Wr'f', CiiKhh r I'hllailel hla Naii.ni.il IUuia. Phllal-llihia, I'inuMlvaiilo; durdeu Fdwii.vli, Anni'lcHa Puikei Assncia thin. New York City, imrdary. A survey showing the extent to which chain and group bunking In' developed In the United State hs hewn mads and lasued In booklet form by the American thinkers Asso ciation of Now York City. SECTIONS WHERE SAVINGS DECREASED A r-.;loiial anal sis of 'lie ilrop i t th nation's ivliifct (leu, ., t In hauk , 1 as noutty r ported by ins An erics i ! Hani. - 4 As H-lathiii's huvliigx Han ' lilvb .hi In I s annual coii'pllat.un f r the ntu.il tuhci for tho udlo frniucn- cy -inl,.ni,d, win ii s!. utcd as thr del. dor. replarlm (lie fri( sn.il.i tubo a we. I. battery rurrn( con -iptloa hn been n-.l'ired to new or lerln "Tin jc current 'jonumles, i nblri'd wlthth? ii .nihilities of srratti totum and better tune through refined loud speaker design. I.ii hi niati poib! a bstttry operated r.nll. sn shout on a par alth (hr sver.nro jcke( power r.iilln stt. plun th aJtantnge of a noiiM'li-HS hacknroutid for tuning dis tant fttathnu. "Tlie ri,.,,l)lin ( engineering and re-, s.-arch tone of (he Itidlo Corpora tion of Amerha tut hern at work on this ii"w conception of an efficient buttery opeinted radio receiver After tn.ir.y months of ln'iiilte effort, such nmflulas lia.o bn-n d -veloped Tlieny new srls era Dot simply revatnpd versions of old storore battery or Uty battery radio sets. They are entln:r new conceptions of battery-operated sets, designed to entabllnh rural ridi more on a par with metropolian radio. In semltlvlty, rrlertlvltv. i pllclty, economy, lone sud po.ftj, there Is little more to ask. Tickets on Sale al Pharmacy