THE RED AND WHITE
Vol. 1 FRIDAY, OCT. 3, .530. No. 1
IONE-LEXINGTON GAME
' lone Wins First Football
Came by Score of 19-0
lone. Snpt 2G. The Lexinjr
ton foothaM team met the lone
team on thehomeiieldhereto day.
The tiofiie proved (0 be wry ex
cttinar although the score of 19 to
Oiu favor of lone, was very un
even Even ttiniijfh tiny were be
inir beaten badly, the Lexington
boys kekt fiuhilnjr to tbend of
the jiime. Thronahout tlio entir
es m th ball was never back of
Ione'i forty yad line.
lone scored the first touchdown
in the secon J quarter and the
second touch down in the th'td
qiarier but ere unable to coi
vert either. In tbe last qnartet
Norman Everdon scored a touch
by falling on the hall after it har
been fumbled and rolled over the
Koal line. Tha ball was success
tally bucked across the lint for
the point bv Johnnie Eubanks.
"The line up for the gamr was-
as. foilows:
Lfxiuxton
C J. Val-ntir.e
G 0 M.rtin, H. Peck.
f E. Kuns. M. Gra.v
E Thornburu. L Evans
Q B. Lane
H. Backs, M Hany, A. Munkers.
Full Back, K. Warntr
lone
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Q Efljre'.ruan, M. Morgan.
T. P. ... . F. E y, N. Everson
E N. Luncell, 0. Furrtn
Q R B. Akers
11 B. . E. McCibe. N. Swanson.
F. B B. Oiark
Substitutions: 1st quarter, J.
Eubank for Clark, Clark for E
erson, Everson for Morgan.
Fourth quarter; V. E?tcb fcr J.
Engelman.
By Virgii Esteb
Freshman Initiation.
The Freshmn initiation which
occurs each oear about this time
took place in the high school
gymna-ium, Fridoy evening, Sep.
26. Most of the hih schuol stud
ents were there inciuling the
boys with the paddles. The facul j
ty was present to watch the frcth
meo suffer. Mostol the boys wete
tired frorn the afterncon footta'.i
jfame. The freshman class thi
year is composed of eleven boy?
and but two girls. Berl Akere,
one of the football players who
participated in the game that
afternoon, was exempted fior.
the initiation because cf l is serv
ice on the field. RefresrreM1
were served during the hverin?.
The freshmen are li'aitlai
they are now fuil fL'ded mttn
bers of the lone Hifch Scbcoi.
By 1'rancit Ely.
GOODYEAR TIRSS
have all the jfiod qnulitties,
Materials,
Workmanship,
And Right Price.
For Automobile Service &
Accessories go to
INDEPENDENl GARAGE
lone Ore.
Assembly Meeting Held
An assembly meeting was held
h the hitfh school gyrnnafium
th? morning before the fone-Lrx-iijtton
game to practice yellsard
t)devolope some real pep for the
the football jjarre. Mr. Tucker
gave a brief talk rn school spirit
and Mr. Rlggs led the students in
some snappy new songs. Each of
teachers
in both Krt.de and
high schoo's gave a shore pep
taik.'Eiizabfeth:H"aHhen!ed son e
snappy 3 els for the team.
The Wcdnc day Assembly I
In the WeJiies-Jay morning tts
asiembly several th ugs of inter
es:tothehiiih school were dis-
cussed. Mr. Tu.'k-raplilMdthe!iwwtmwmil?,:7 "7'u7
... . ,ii fast. It will take real lone riant
points consul 1 n th aw arc f DortcrccirtiuAi t. . . .L . ... . .
iig of the S; ff n.r'l. p Cupolj
vhichhegav . a tMirf oeb.vrlpiior.
The details or ti e eiiiiing niio'
publishing our ;. .per vt ef
Mscusi-ed a 1. u Vu gil Libtel, Co-
elitor, briefly reported an inter:
view with Mr. IkaJ, our publish
er. li;i)Jia;e!) altei thisour jeii'l
t-ador lel several yells and tt.c
meeting was closed.
Yc!i Leader Elected
At the Student Body meeting,
Kiizabtth lit ad was elected )il '
.ea er to tke the p ace of Joel f
Cige!ii:au who sent in his reH:
mtio'i because of tA parucipa J
tij.T ii fojt'oatl practice. Ihe biu'J
dents hav e fuund her to lie a vtt y J
successful leadrr. ij
Cencva lttyjo?.n
NF.WS ITEMS
Contribute J by Virgil Etcb.
Ralph Thompson a promising
ootbad player who received a
football play
broken collar bone in practice a
faw days aKo, is improving rapid
lj : He expects to be able tu utf
his arm asain in a few weeks
Ralph was practicing for the
position of tight tackle and would
have been certa:n to make the
team had this unfortunatt at ct
dent not occuraed.
FOOTBALL RALLY
By ClkJyt Brashtitiri
The annua! football rally wa
held by the students, Thursday
evening, Repttmbtr 2G. I.e stuu
internet at the school-house st
1 30 p. m., fcimed aline and ser
pentined through the business
tciiunoi uieciiy. LiiZioeWitieaj,
yen itnuer, .eu ma proc-rfeSion.
Whn the students had given Bev
erol yels and songs in tha buj
ness section, they returned to the
school house where more jeils
ure kivtn whi!e the ra'ly fire
was biirg liylited. Sli-ji Upeech
es wtre made bo Ct.ach Tucker,
rnftnleirs of th football team
and a ftw alumni. Thej ali ex
prtMd theatsire toclture Lx
ingt( irt sc!jiinthef(.o!ba!!fcam
i he i.t xt day.
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Weather Report
For September.
Mkcan Station
No. of Clear Days 12. (X)
No. partly cloudy days 11.00
No. cloudy Jays 7 00
Total precipitation 0 33
Total recusation since
September 1 33
For same period last year ..0 02
Direction of prevailing wind.. V
R. E. Harbison,
Co opewtht lHsarver.
PIANO IN STORAGE
ks and is like new. Will s;
Looks and is like new. Will sarri
fice for balance, $163. Terms, $2
weekly, or monthly or crop pay
Write Tullinan Piano Store.
805 So. 12 St. Salem, Ore.
PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
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HO I f nil A WAV
Osteopathic Physician
(;:n:.ip ru'iiiinji
riioiw 93 Hi'bpor, Orti
JACK FERRIS
: Dcrmatician :
It pays to look well.
Specialist in Bobs"
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ATTORNEY AT
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Good Meals Best of Service
Lunch Counter
n.'j. iMuuiyi;. m
Physician And Surgeon
Oflice In Masonic Building
Trained Nurse Assistant
Htppner, Oregon
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A K (iKAY 111 IB
f uiuii iiA(X
Physician & Surgeon
Hippmr - Or).i
Classes Fitted
F. 11- ROBINSON
Attorney & Counselor
At law
Will I'rHCtlce In .VII The Court
IONE OREGON
t Dr.J. H.Mc Crady
Dentist
X-Ray DIAGNOSIS
Office; Odd Ft lmvs Bld'g.
J Heppner Oregon
J. 0. PETERSON
EXPERT
WATCHMAKER
AND
JEWELRY REPAIRER
Heppner, Oregon.
Dr. C. W. Barr
DENTIST
Phone M 1012 Cilman J)Ug.
' ' Heppner, Ore,
i Evening and SunavLy ajjiwinlment.
lone Independent
JOB PRINT
THE IONE INDEPENDENTS Clark & Linn &
I'ulilislicd Kvi'iy Tiiiluy ly
W. V. IIkad, liJitor lVhlisW
SUBSCRIPTION
One Ywr $!..'.()
Six Monilu 0.7ft
Tliive Monilia O.M)
linterci! s second Clans nmiu nt
the pontoffire at lon, Oregon, umlor
hvlof Man h 8, 1.S79.
Friday, Oct. 3, 1930.
RED & WHITE Con.d.
lone Plays at Arlington
The lone lliah School football
teom will go to Arlington, Fih'ay
Oct. 3, to p!ay footbell with the
Arlington team. A Rood c'o-e
Mine is expected because the
Ai iinnton team is both heavy and
to beat them Lut we bt lii-ve it is
I possible. If you want to see ngt od
hard flhting I'uine of fotht!l,
I go to Arlington. Fi iday for lone
! is never licked.
j School Band Organized
I A school bund ha been ornan
ize1 under th dirvction of Mr.
Uiugs and to dkte ubout 20 have
'enlisted, but urnionbtf b y tnort
a ill join later, after the foottial!
! season is over.
CLVSSOITTCERSELECTEl)
At class meetings hel I at li e
t iir.i.ii oi me lerm uie joiiovmiik
r. . : l . . i - . . i. ii . .
jna.io ui iiic ovuiui kiass ncic
Itlectid: Earl WcCabe, FresiJi .t;
Relieve 1'ettvijhn. Vic- I'rrs. :
GlaJys Hras.heic, Sccietaiy.
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UU.'IUI tiaig U' i lv.ll O n CI v i
Ralph Tnompsi'n, Frresideiit;'!
Muriel Falterbon Vice Pres. anJ
Elixabeth Head. Sectetary-Trta.
i'ne Sophomore officers were:
Charles Carlson, I'reiident;Chah.
O Conuor V.ce Pres.; Margaret
hly, Secretary lieiuier.
Freshman class ot f icers elect.
ire: U-rl Akrrs, PreeiJent; Alfred
.'Nelson, ViCfc Prtsidtnt; Uonaiu
;IIeliker, S-crttiry Treasurer.
Ly Cvrtiva I'rttyjohn
Additional Local
Che3ter Perki'-n ur.ri 0:car 'ell
.vLt.r rcturrieo io 1 me cr. Wet'.
ot last werK. Alter an overrujiii
visit in the John Urooii home,
they drove to Portland, n-romp-'
anied by .Mr. Perkins' mcttfr
Mrs. Dota ReJford, who had
been here for Bome time, Mis.
Redford remained at her home
in the city, the two gentlemen
going at once to Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Swanson,
Garland and Eva were among
those who attended the State
Fair at Salem lase week.
WILL RODGIiRS SAYS
Me anj my dot!liit frlcnl Arthur
TJrlrbaiio cau't item tu get together
on Husslu.
Thoro U a thou- t'ruJ
iir.na minus i talk I i -
tsbout that I don't fPP'l
"""" more ft - - a'V-'.
1 , "'-i luun Bona- Jj'',?'jyv.,1J
fi-T, iui i uiu lane r 7".
j aa airplane threo
J1 )va. ao ana new
- from London to
f i Mcitow ana Lcnln-
t!u ouplo of reeks,
' U'fltit ...11. m
, nvu. ni.il nil UflU-
Kalliin, and wasn't
t puriJimally conducted, aaw cvcrythlns.
jdidnt even belong to Hoover Commit
J tre, and I dou't know Rny more now
;aliout Itu.'SBla than Urlnbane doeo.
i If I wanted to Htart an liiHnno
! asylum that would bo 100 per cent
cuckoo, I would Junt admit anollcanU
; j that thouKht they knew aomethlng
j auuui ituKSia.
(5 IMO. MrNauflu SynJicilf, Inc.)
Alwayi Way Out
"Of coiiine, If you cannot flm! u flaw
In my opponent's argument," mid tli
fireat Orator to IiIm alert inrretary,
who wa compoKlng a pech, "yon
pun Jimt any it Ik llnxlncpre."'DetroIt
Nowh.
Picturetrtit Rail Line I
Tlio riiiwiiriipoHHn rnltroiid lino,
which wn opened In l!)i!.8, eoimeclM
5ani' with Spain through the I'.ue
nees mountain, The track me lnl.l
through the most jilctiirefoiuo part nf
"lie niount.'iliiK. reaching wv. aliltmlr .f
WM) feet In Koine placid. At l-'rrii!:-fort
a tunnel connects 1'raine ua.l
Spain.
Carpenter Work, Painting, Pa
j per Hanging and General Uc
' pair Work
1 lone, Oregon.
Cook wilh Gas.
See Bert Mason.
STRAUSS & CO.
Grain Dealers, of Portland, Oregon
Will Be Represented this Season by
W. M.
It will pay you
I sell your wheat.
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Before contracting or
selling your wheat it Will
pay you to see L. Balsigcr
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representing
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Dealers In
Fresh and Cured Meats, Butter and ICw$.
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Real Estate
Peterson
IONE BLACKSMITH SHOP
We are prepared to take care of your
tlnftlrig acquirements by the installation of an
electric key way machine ami a stock of shafting
In a wide range of sizes. We also have a list of
second hand combines for sale. Agency fur the
Harris Manufacturing Companies new combines.
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cater to the
wisli first class accommodations.
Cole Smith, Manager.
Farm Implements
VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPERIOR
DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES,
MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR '
WIND MILLS. WINONA WAGONS.
Bates SteelMule Tractor
paul gTiuIsiger"
I lone,
Fw FrtnrH 1UU1 I
Tim only r'lvmh luiiiMiii,' l.iwn In
force ti r Oitmr tli'iillnn with lti Hoik
of I'iiiiuh uml oifunliilloiin III IliK
nvid of popular niii-lciilturnl croilli. r or
ordinary romincii'liil liiUilliiR lliKi'icn
no law or rciiuliitloim n la oikucS.h
1 1. mi. iiuiiiiii'iiu ill, i'Hfi'", tv.ullii or
liiNMH'(lotm In protect rliluT llil tin
iihI!oi'n or Nliiiri'liolilfiM. t
Eubanks I
to see him before ou I
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