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THE 10NE INDEPENDENT
Published livery FikUy by
w. w.uDhn.rr. Oregon will displry the Sea-
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- Uo;ij most attractive apparal ;
ciiRcrMJiivrinM .
One er $l..'H)
SitMon.lu 0.T5
Ti.rv Months o.5d I
7 j ' !TT" ! I
ihe post. Hire at lone, Oregon, usuk-r
act of March lf.S.
Ftkfcy, April Itt. H30
IONE WINS LEAGUE GAME
Continued Fojm Page 1
Fourth inning: Gentry and C
pom safe on errors at short ana!
firs, Mi?rri! and Hake flicd cut i
F. Lundel: juggled Thomsons
roller and twu tcorea crossed, I).
lileakman thrown out by khort.
F Lundell f lied ctti 11. Lui;n
e 1 hit fur twr bases and scoren
'whiieG. S.vanson was thrown;
out and m passed ball to N. Sahii'
son who fanned, !
Fith inning; Sprowcl sinnied,;
B. B.eakmann fanned, Robertson 1
sirgled and was out through u'
pair of perfect throws from N.'
Svvan?on ta AKm j to secoi ,j G-i
try walked, Cast.n uti hit m-i
Merrill thrown out by Kietmanr.
tfgelmann fou'ed to Gentry,
Sj'ippley safe cri error of spro
el. Akers popp-d to ai.ort Hr.o
Ritchie rolled to fust.
Sixth inning; Hake, Thompson'
and I). Bieaktnann easy out?.
Uietmann, and F. Lundtll fii
ed to left, K. Lun :.-!! singed
and wus caught utl lust.
Seventh innLg: two out? an er
ror and a pop flie for Heppiser. ,
G. Swanson tanned, N. S.var
fou hit by pitcher, Engcltr.an
walkeJ, Shipley singled, Aktrs
on bv rfhorta error, Ritchie rolled;
one to first, Uietmann doubled,
and F. Lun:eli out to left. Four
ecorc-s.
ig.ith inning: Cason sent a
long foul which was caught en
the most spectacular catch of ,
the day bv Norman Swanson.
Merril reached first on an error '
of the Ump, Hake wss hit. by:
piheher, Thomson hit for two
.... i r- r.
ior iwj urges, u. DieaKman joui
ed ta Akers, Sprowl singled and ;
was called out at second.
U)tertsjn wa regusted wuT
his pitching and support and It. ,
Lundell met him w,th a circle,
SvansonBros walked L'r;?e!rr.&n .
flied to center, Mason rephcii.f
Snip'ey singled, Aker3 wa'kn,.
. Kitchiesingltd, Uitnianti sing!d
F, Lundell knocked one to short
who juggled, li. Lundell kr,( cLeo
oie out of the lot for three bast c
G. Swanson singled anas'oletwo
bases N. Swanson walked, Enge!
rain popprd to fist and G. Swbh j
son Hcared, i:ason farmed. j
ileppner started the 9'.h with';
two easy outs then Gentry wslk-l
and the U.np bw.g ii;ed cal.ed!
him out when he tried to steal a
base.
BOX SCORE
Ileppner Uuns hits errors
7 8 6
lane 23 18 4
Batteries
For lone U i-.-hie and Akers
For Heppntr Kobertson and
Gentry.
Umpires, Jiulon and Bleak
man.
Ileppner AB R II E
4 Sprowel 5 12 2
5 Bleak rr an B 5 0 10
1 Robertson 5 0 2 0
2 Gentry 3 2 10
C Cason 2 10 2
9 Merrill 4 10 0
7 Hake 3 111
3 Thompson 4 110
8 Hieakman D 4 111
lone
5 Uietmann C 3 4 1
4 Lun j- I F 6 111
0 Luudcll It 6 4 5 1
3 Swanson G 6 2 2 1
'7 Swanson N 3 3 0 0
8 E-iirelman 5 2 0 0
9 Shipley - 4 2 2 0
2 Akers 4 3 10
1 Ritchie 5 2 2 0
9 Mason 2 110
See Balsiger for insurance
LADIES, AlTii'llONr.
Mrs. M.Kirkcrt. nfPortlaml
ui iui nuu ami v. ;
Prices that will be to You Par-;
dcular Apuantage-
At Bristow & Johnson's
One IXuj Only
Tlr. rsJay, Lay 1
Har brand shoos are lutter
tlns'-ow and Johnson
Life Lines
Th
try
atony
i'.a'i.'ic ivAver lines stretching across the coun-Y.-ri'abli
life lines for everyone who lives
1 v:lr iathj.
They brighten the evening, they lift loads, they
irrigate thirsty lands. They do innumerable tasks
which add n.'nutes to yourlwrs. andtjive you more
ti'.ne for accotrplishmcr.t, mo'V ti:u tor lei: tire.
That this be possible our company has beeu stead
ily working, year in and )tar out. to make electric
service increasingly available by eidarin facilities,
extending lines and modernizing equipment.
Every year we attract large sums of new capital
and expend the money for the upbuilding of the
communities we serve.
Ekctriciiy is cheap Let these life
lines help you
Pacitic Power and
Light Company
:
i "Always at
T
vjy "7a si 11-
INDEPENDENl GARAGE
lone - Ore
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STRAUSS & CO.
Grain Dealers, of Portland, Oregon
Will Be Represented this Season by
W. M. Eubanks
It will pay you
i sen your wheat.
MmmHM-t f
MUs Katie went to Ileppner
Umi consult a physician.
?' 'n !T J "7 "
oo in the hospital for a few day i
Pr
rest.
Uiw jUl, ,y of porignd wn9
Mivr at th- ha Burnett home
the first o! the week. Mr. Juday
wasreturii g to his home afUr
taking his wife to Hcpp'ier for a
visit with her parent?.
Cook with gas Sec Bert Mason
your Service
FINER
TIRES
at
LOWER
PRICES
GOOD
YEAR tJ
to see him before you
;
CARDS
j DR. J.L CALLAWAY
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Osteopathic Physician
, Gilman Building
1 Thont y.'J Hi bpntr, Orj:
JACK FERRIS
: Dermatician :
It pays to look well.
"Specialist In Bobs"
C. L SWEEK
ATTORNEY AT
LAW.
First National Rank BIJg.
Ileppner, Oregon
t When You Visit Ileppner
m At The
"Elkhorn Restaurant"
Good Meals Best of Service
Lunch Counter
t.
A.D.McMURDOJl.D.
T t
Physician And Surgeon
t'j
Oft ice In Masonic Building
iraincu lxursc assistant
t Htppner, Oregon
I A. B. GRAY M. D.
Physician & Surgeon
Ileppner - Oregon
Classes Fitted
F. H. ROBINSON
Attorney & Counselor
At Law
N III l'nicllee In All Th.- l our!
IONE OREGON
I Dr.J.A.McCrady
Dentist
X
A'-uy DIACXOSIS
Office; OJJ Fellows BIJ'g.
:: Heppner Oregon
II in PFTFRSflN
J.O.PETERSON
EXPERT
WATCHMAKER
AND
JEWELRY REPAIRER
Ileppner, Oregon.
Dr. C. W. Barr
' DENTIST
1'hone M 1012 Cute Apt. Dldg.
Heppner, Ore.
Evening) and SunavLy apjioinfment.
I lone Independent
Ask for a Flamo demonstration
at Bert Mason's Store.
NOTICE Or BONO BALE.
NOTlC'lii 1.1 HKKKHY UIVCN Hint
tlm umlerxiuiifil will rwrelve dfHli-rl IjIiIk
until In o'cl k A. M. the 7th duy of
May, 11)30. unri iiniiicdlntcly ttiitiiftp
the IiIiIh rerclvml will lir pulillcly open
ni hy tli County Court, ut th County
Court Ituom In tlm Court Hhiiho In
H(;liin:r, (ir-K'n, for the purcliitfin of
an IMKUD of loniln of Morrow County
for the construction of pi-rinnnriit roiid
therein In tlm Bum of Klfty Tlioiimuirl
LiolluiH (itotftJ), mild homlN to tin In
(liTionnriatloiiH of Klvfl HiiihIipiI IjoIIiiih
(!,) eucli, nunihered 1 to UNI, Inchi
iilvo. to hwir duln, June 1. Kl.'IO, iiml to
miiture net hilly In ntimnrli'iil order at
tli ruin of Two TliotiHund Five Hun
dred UolhirH ($2,5'Ki) on tlm flrHt diiv
of Juim In each of the ynrN I'J.'ill to
l'l'i."), lui liiMlve, milil bondM to biur Inter
tot at tlm rate of not to exrcerl five
uml on-linlf per cent lW) per hii
num. pnyiihle nenil-nnnually on (he flint
diiyn of June nnd IJecemlier. prlnrlimi
uml Interext piiyubln In United Ktitten
KoH coin ut the offli; of the County
Treuhiirer In Hejipner, OreKon.
All bldn miiMt lie unrondlllonnl nnd
tccotnpnnled by a certified check for
U (KK).(XI.
The Court reHerve the right to re
ject any und nil bldH.
The nnprovln(r lejriil opinion of
Mermr. Teal. Wlnfree, McCulloch .
Khuler will be furnlelmd the aucceinful
Mddcr.
GAY M. ANDEIWON,
County Clerk, Ileppner, Oregoa.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
I CtmtinuaJ from y. .
A.T. McNay has relunt'd to
his home in Newbern alter u
! pleasant visit with his daughter.'
Mrs. Louis Bn'i!er.
j lone whs very ell reprenont
led at the Wheat growers meet
, log held Saturday evening at
ILi'xinton.
A welcome shower viniied the
lone bfdion Monday afternoon
and evening. Tlie dust storm
which prceded the rain was not
so welcome.
Carl Troedson and lilmer Coch
ran motored to Gladstone Satur.
! i .. it . .
tiny. air. iroeosoit returned
i home Sunday, but Mr. Cochran
J stayed over in The Dalles where
jih.t has work with C. J. Balleng-
er. Mr. lroedson returned later
io The Dalles, te also having
work with Balletiger,
M
m
Before contracting or
selling your wheat it Will
pay you to see L Balsiger
representing B. G. and Co.
lone,
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j'l . ion e cash market
Dealers In
I'rfcli nn.l PnrK.f Moil Duller -.! Pit. if
,, v.'n uiiu wviivu i'iiui IUllll UIIU j;3.
:: f. We Buy Cream for Swift & Company.
J Why not Sell Your Cream in Your Home Town?
Real Estate
Peterson
J vnu lJiii ivi
:
We are prepared to take care of your
shafting requirements by the installation of an
electric key way midline and a stock of shafting
in a wide range of sizes. We also have a list of
second hand combines for sale. Agency for the
Harris Manufacturing Companies new combines.
'4.
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!!: J. P. O'Meara, Proprietor j&, u
I ti&zlzz:
5
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Hotel
e cater to the
wish first class accommodations.
Cole Smith, Manager.
yi;
rarm implements
VULCAN and OLIVEK PLOWS, SUPERIOR
DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES,
MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR
WIND MILLS. WINONA W VCONS.
Bates Steel Mule Tractor
PAUL G.
lone,
?i:astfk si'KViDi'S
iurd; Recitation hv GhntloM(
Sherry; IMnno duet and c'txiig
song by the school. Following the
prog 'urn Uev. W. Hil riellvf y-d
the KBHter messBj e. ,
The program ht Ihe Chrhilmi
Church wusgivniit 10; A. M.
Song by th primary cHhi; P. id
iraH by Mf lino Kanii", Mary K.
Itlak;1 Hud Helen Lundi-ll. SoT,
K astir Carols, by (he girl's clans;
Readings by Valjean Clark, Dor.
othy Howell, Mariturrite trodge
Helen Blake, Viruinia Griffith,
Alice Nichoson and Mildred Lun
dell. At the Pen ecofiul Missdn
there wtri' Bei vices io the nui
ing. aften.oon and evening. Die
specal m ethics clo'i d uni ;y
evening Te I ader Brolfr 1 w
dep rted oi Tuesday lid will
spei.d a f w in I'n.d'elon a id
then go to BiKer.
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Oregon
Insurance
Brothers
Vvji ll ill OIIWI l
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patronage of those who
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