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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1930)
Of J0 OA Jot VOLUME XVIV IONE, OREGON FRIDAY, June 27, 1930. NUMBER 2 IONE WINS FROM HEPPNER 84 GOOD MOUND WORK MANY ERRORS With both team forced to Ktart tnr im with aeveral new play. ei Ion won the sramv 8 to 4 Ileppner went out with the first three up, lone made one run on K-ltmin, Binitle followed bv urikeout a w'k some juirjrlinfir itid another atrikeout. Ileppner made one in the fecund with l' teraon farming, P. M'nkmn hit by pi'oher, nto'e hecond and aco red on an error by Akera and Kit chie trj Irttf to fi Id a alow ground r. Akera alarte 1 the vecond with a walk and scored while ileppner wai making an error followed by a passed ball. Ileppner was three up and out. lone made three in the third, Kversonout third to first. Huitmarin fife on error at firit, It. Lundell acored him with a two base, hit and came in on Swanwn? nirnfle. Ileppner wan out one two three in the (our'.h and lone put up four men with two itrtkeouta and a force out of Lnttlemtn who lad reached fint on Sprowela error. Ileppner made their firit icore in the fifth. Hake atruck out H. Bieakrr.an kit a single and Evemon fell and when he corraled the ball HUak man was on third and scored on Kerifuion'a aingle. IMtmann rea chfdfint onto error by BUI ak man and scored on a single by L Cordon Drapers lor all makes of Harvesting Machinery at Paul lialsicrs. Kitchie and aome donation from Ileppner, F, Lundell wa hit by pitcher to start the sixth, Kngel- man singeled, Shipley wua out third lo first Evernon on by fielders choice, Reitmann hit for two bases and ncored Engelman and Lundell, K. Lundell hit a fly to center andEverson was caught at third. Ileppner made one in th seventh when Ferguson wus hit by Itilchie followed by an er ror and h single by Uoberteon which put him across. (. Swan Hon v a tin own out by U. Bleak man, liiuhic H',ruck out, Akers aingli-d and ncored on "jingles by F. Lundell and Kngelmsn. Hep pner made one in the 9th when after two were out Sprowela aing led and scored on a two bagger by HobertRQn. It II K lone 8 11 5 Ileppner 4 6 C Butteries ftr lor;a: ItitchU and Akers. ttterl"P for Ileppner: Robert non, Auneond Moore, Bake and Uobertson. M.kl.i B..I f Ability Tli art of brine tl i m. I j giKid uh of moderate liillllci win tlrm, nod oftu couft'rg more Tpu lulioQ ilian rent merit. XimIi.mc-uld. Earl Murray.und family, who are spending the summer on the ir ranc!i north of town, spent Sat urday and Sunday in Walla Walla (Jeorge Geiner and son Will (Je iner of Pendleton visited at the Henry Clark home Saturday. Thev were also here to attend funeral sirvicn in Ileppner for Harry Rood, .onin-law of Mr, George Geirger. Mr. Dorothy Sprrks and Inez Clark of 1'ortland were week end visitors in lone, They rnme to at tend funeral services for Harry Rood which were held Sun-lay af ternoon at Ileppner. The forrm r is a sinter and the lutter a niece of Mr. Rnor. Cook with Gas. Sec Bert Mason. Clear Through The Calendar A 4 t t Hour in and hour out, year in and year out, at dusk, diwn, high noon or midnight the organization ot this of X this company stands alert to give you unfailing electric 1 4 service. They are serious about their responsibilities. Mak ing this service possible is their life. They realize that at any moment you may push a button and demand J electric service for an emergency. If it is humanly pos sible the service will be there. Back of them are high Ideals of service to which J their combany has held for twenty years. They are t p oud of the work they are doing, and hold high the 4 I standard of service, every season of the year. - Pacific Power and Light Company "Aways at your Service" Personal Mention I. R ItVjiaon returned from Portland on last Friday night. He was accompanied by Mrs. Mary Huff who will fnd month or more in the R ' ' .01. home assUting Mrn. R'ltiU'.-. . . : h th home work. H. V. Rind, wife and three children, of i'ostiand, arrived in Morgan, Saturday, and tpentaf few day viniting at the hom; ol Mrs. Rand'a bitor, Mth. R. 1!. Ihrhih-jn. Mr. Rand and famiiv .in on an auto trip to Bend. Pafco Brown of Pendleton won transacting busintss in lone on Wednesday and Thursday of la:-.t week. Dorr MaHon and Norman Swan on lett Wednesday nigM lor 1'ortland where they visited biief ly before going on to Vancouvt r Washington to enter tliuCiiierj.s M i'ttary Training Camp. Harlan McCurdy nr.. I K:ir!:i! . Jr. retiM-ned. Saturday, fmrn e trip t j Granite where U. Mc-Cur. ay Davinson shup are b e i r pastured. Many of the wheat fbrrrern have their.backBWEthn cut around tti.'ir fields in irp :tra i-r'i f"r hat vest. Some are of the t; ir.iuf tlmt late f rofts have cut down or. ih ji.ld, while others ll irk, with favorable weather coi.Cuii i from now until harvest limp, that an average crop will be harv?ud. The hurvestinp of the fni cut t tig of alfalfa id CUfi:p'etd id tnis locality. Near to ah ti-c j it ':! x i:peoia!.v ' goo, t ut tni i -v t t!c yie!J wan light !ut tu r ihortau e of ater fcrirrigaticn. Mr. nr;:l Mrs. Jesse Dot-yr.s of Oi mpia, Wash, vitdt'd in the h'irne of Mr. Dobyna' mother, Mrc. Herbert O'den. IIEL1KER C1VKN OFFICE Ern at Heliker of lone ha? been gretd upon by the Morrow coun ty court to !ill th" un-xpired term f t hf hit" L, P. Daviifson, county "on, minist er. Mr. HHiker will ferve un'il a wmimiEsiorier i ae ipctcd by the gtr.cral election Cczl-Hc Time J5ALF0UX-CUT11KIE OFFICE AT IONE NOW : DISTRICT OFFICE inr j bi e; ( j i : e r:i nr 4 A. M i iui In ie Comjany, Finland aid ). A. Foster of the Vhn". tomp !' of Vn ilcton, w re in lone I'l'f.jn Uy and maOe atrbngi rontu !'i make this p'bee ft dbtict o!fice 'filii hi veial ager lr h.avir g head i, iji teib here. Louie iia bixtr will 'i.v charge of the distriot office. o-:z IhhAnv and Joknson,s :hlaroajan MurMay SpccicU CALL FOR BIDS '.",oo, J),,!ri.'t Ko. Co will iv r s'.'ahd h' luiptn ar.'i inc'u i i r 10. Mi) for th-f (,-.!; .. i-i prcpotec) t'i:. fci.tes a'.l irclud vitiun th.1 tou'irerii s of D'r. .'- Cj. : n -1 f.-r ja- 'llor -rvifr, ! ;J 1 ' ty If uin S p'emlcr b'.t, '-A , m 1 MUr-, Cm I IN 'iff fir m lip1 .'."i 1 t-. I (o' ).:,) ' to the Pi :'l erp i.n aid nliiT, the two round i il ry at cut 30 mile?. Wi 'off Cntk route from ' : School ho isc to the McCur SHIP YOUR CREAM TO MORROW CO. CREAMERY CO. Thirteen Years on the Job. We Are the Cause of Yot.r Getting BETTER PRICES Morrow Co. Creamery Co. W. C. Cox, Manager. 15 FAR-SIGHTED The modern professional man no longer aJIowi hit vision to be dimmed by the more mercenary boundaries that of necessity encomyas the merchant and seller of goods; he has glorified his his Ideas into ideals. Such farsightedness makes for progress and better things in the profession. Phelps Funeral Home CAY AND NIGHT PHONE 1332 i ..piaee on Wi tow.Citsk, ovr f ' 0 - V hihvvhy, Iht-ni'e Otfr ri: tv road to I,-.rb'i'r place : returr; the two roi.nd trifa -.ilv n'-niit 3d mi!. s 3 (loosehtrry rouic fi m the l ine school hoilfe 0V r tlie Gofe f r rry market road to Ferkr.er's BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH BRIGHT COLORED SHINGLES (right over the olJ ones) or A COAT OF NEW PAINT MAKE IT A HOME YOU WILL BE PROUD OF 1 1 c nai c' the materials at the right prices. F. V I.'indell spirit the w,., uni ri'lmr; the t wo round tup e.id in Wcs'oi. visitinL' at the h J " 1' a'n-ut 32 milts. n;if lrrnndtinn. I.rnn !.i:t.it..!l I 4 Norih S:(e route from Icr.C .? Mr. 1jnd h, Jr. iM)otn,a-tfr ;it;F ao h ma cut market n d to :, tfeDDHC)' 1 laiima MlLLtX' I AimhOT Y CY(i Phone 1123 Ileppner, Ore. J t.tn, havn.K held th? pition ' 'ji'tss. Fizpatrick, S mouse it f ir einht jeiira. y: u twin . ft s .( i 5 i R. ROB1SON KINDS? to ALL OF HIGH e . St w GRADE MA UJCIIIXE WORKt 1 CAREFULLY a 01 tnrvMi? i V IM.itnrc roilfnim, I V i : Bearings p-nircvlT I and filled to re k ground shafts i MACHINE SHOP & w$$&mmm i right. aMo i;in places ami rrtutn; t i vc. aips daily about 40miic8 S- .t.3 in hid stjle of bus1. llH-Mid reserves the ritiht t ; tcj et nr y or a I bids. A Xst: Delia M Corn Clerk Ruth B. Mason. Cl'.m. 4 K 44mmss MATERNITY HOME Fred Ritchie announces thai 5:,..j Mill receive maternity Cases nl lur hoii.o on Second it, lone or, it desired, will goj ut on such cases. Prices ire: A p Nice New Line of Ladies Ready to Wear Dresses at Bristow & Johnson lone - Oregon WEED S You have had rain andyou will have weeds. PREPARE FOR THEM By buying a CHENEY Rotary Rod WEEDER If you have a Cheeney weeder, I can supply you with all repair parts. GET READY NOW. t BERT MASON lone, Oregon.