The Ione independent., October 24, 1930, Image 4

The IONE INDEPENDENT
IONE. OREGON
Friday, Oct. 24, 1930
Womcn.s Topic Club
S November 21, at Mrs. Fred Man
kins.
'r. ami Mrs. Klwnrd Hietinan
were host and hostess to the
''Woman's Topic Club" luit Fri
day evening at tbeir peasant
rat. eh home. Invited
t ie club wtTrf Air. and M
Cook with Gas.
See Bert Mason.
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ST ATM EN OKOWNKKSIIII Kiv.
Rcqulrtd by act of Conrt-u of Aug. 24.
1911, of iht Ion liulrprtuttnt, publiilhrj cA
ly it I-ne, (Wjjoa, fof Octotur 1, IV W.
Editor, Miangintf FJitor, Publiihr, Owner:
Local Items
Mr. and Mrs. R!an Blaekwell
have rented the John Cochran
house on Second Stre t.
Mrs. Oscar Cochran i visiting
her daufhter, Mrs. Sam Warfield
at La Cross, Washington.
Much interest H being taken
in the c-ommunitv finding eluss
which meets each Mon my even
in the Congregational church.
Lvesyone is urged to attend. ' tUyof Ovt.ivw,
MrVA A M..('h. hh-pn 4NamtrrmVenl,r8l,,n"IOrint1 F, H. Rohinioa, Notary Publk'
. . , . , . .. ... ladies and Mrs. bmtuse Heionrl. My CommkLwnt furs2-i'9-':u.
W. C. T. U. Notes
M;'ty A. Noison, Kcpurtttr
guesu or . v v
Mrp. W.P. Kboi brtBj boUm 9
from Kit rope i i-oin mprclal find Yi(i C'lt,V hM 11)0011 police to en
induct ial competition, With NO force ordinary lawn, 1'tio govent
per cent enforcement (which is inent Niirely should have thai
, quite possible) no nation any- many to enforce u Millie law
"l.itiior regulated or boollegg- where could eotnpele with lis." 'over t lit whole United States."
ed his no place in the shops, on Here are some tpicslions put "l)o you think modification
the roads, or in the homes of to- to him with his answers: ' with an, educational program
day's America," says the wizard "Do you object to a man in would be good?"
of Menlo I'aik. our employ drinking moder- "No, enforcement is the only
Th, mias A. Kdison sent this atcly?" remedy. If it failn try education."
telegram to the Judiciary Com-' A short terse "yeN." I "What iiIhiiiI Mate control."
millet at Washington a few' "The old fashioned licensed "Too much complexityton
months ago, "I still believe pro- saloon did more to harm my men much politics."
hibitioii is the greatest experi- than the modern speakeasy. In "What is your opinion of
spite of the hue and cry about government control?'
e has no patience with1 the blind pigs and titers, my plant "This has bet'n tried many
are always has ,,hown a decided improve- tunes m different part of the
i 1 t . i i .t ii.. tit
cmng, lucre is more mniking mem m morale uiuier uie new woriu, inn it nas never worked.
Suppose that beer were nl
be lowed to come back, would it
enjoying a p.easant visit with
her son tnd daughter-ill law, Mr.
und Mrs. H)berl McCrbe, who
are living on the French ranch
above Hardman.
J. 0 Baliener, hay buyer, of
The Dalles, was transo;ling bun
ness here last FrMav,
i.
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. U -...m. m ' ninu hi ui.uii- in nnniii m.vii.
n ,mn:-, uiiu ,ur. ami lura. j. w . y hotJs. holjinf on m ctnt or mot
t t - Kt II. .. in.. , . . . i
luecsumrr vi iieppner, flJlSS at the toui tnioum oi bondi, mortg.gri or;U(,t alarmists who
.iamie lngnt and i)avid JCtet- r- ". Icning, "There is more drinking ment
mann of lone. Fic tablet of WAV I IF. At), Ownrr limw than there ever was." order of things.
bridgt were in p!y. Mrs. Me b'"1,'i J orijtK.rcmihi J4M . V(. i;u,. a n;,tiou so sober, "Ves enforcement coub
I even under present conditions, unproved, be naid. "We have slow down or cpecd up ludti,.
Villi only ti per cent enforce- only rbout VtH0 active men en-, try?"
jment that we aie running away gaged in enforcement. New "Slow down, most decidedly."
Mr. Menamtr ven high pcore for
the gentleman and David Hiet
ruunn Picond.
The next busir.e.'S meeting of
the club will be N member 9. at
M-s. Henry Stro'.je's 1 i.me. The
nexc eveninr. i' e:Mi-g ill te
. STRAUSS & CO.
Grain Dealers, cf Portland, Oregon
Will Be Represented this Season by
W. M. Eubanks
It will pay you to see him before ou
sell your wheat.
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tar.jatti:"i:t:tr;jnn::aU;sia
Before contracting or
selling your wheat it Will t
pay you to see L. Balsiger
representing B. G. and Co.
IONE CASH MARKET 1
lone, Oregon
t
Dealers In
Fresh and Cured Meats, Butter and El's.
i We Buy Cream for Swift & Company.
1 W'U.. -..I Ctl 7 r XT IT rr
iv iij iiui oen 1 our crejin in rour iioine town:
JKeal Lstate Insurance
I Peterson Brothers
i
ii 1 . . . .
J suU'" requirements by the instaltatio.i of an
rl; in a wtd? rane of s?s. We a!n h.i
second InvJ combines for sale. Agency for the
Ha
k t. 1 itAV'-UI III (Jd LM L.1) lUilllMIK'S.
& J. RO'Mwara. Pronrielor j& u
' Wr'B
:t;rtt:itt :: ..tr n n :: :: u :t t. n ? tt tr a imu
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Hotel
one
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cater to the patronage of those who
wish firs! class accommodations.
Cole Smith, Manager.
' TAX ' (C
From Being
Sold for Taxes.
Vote Against Power Districts
Constitutional Amendment
"Oregon cannot afford a new class of uncontroled tax-spending
poiitical bodies, operating tax-exempt property in a hazardous business cn
terprize at the risk of the already overburdened tax payers of the state.
(Ta'tment of 191 Oregon citiztns in official Vottr'n Pamphlet.)
Six Jokers in the Amendment
I
n
1 District can l; pieced tolbtr li!v:
a crazy quilt, out of pitches of territory
"contiguous or otherwise, i.i one or more
counties "
2 Districts can ' levy taxes upon the
taxable property of such districts" with
no limit as to the amount of taxes that
may be levied.
3 Districts can "issue, sell and assume
evidences of indebtedness," with no
limit on the amount or kind of
debts to be "issued" or "assumed."
"assumV
4 Districts can take over and
defaulted bonds of insolvent irrigation
districtiand load thee debts onto oth
er property
5 Districts can and must make up all
losses in higher taxes, in higher
water and electric rates, or both,
withont check or limitation.
6 Five directors can exercise all these
autocratic powers, with all bars
against extravagance opprlessve bur.
dens removed.
You know how these things worh
'The people know by bitter experience that no power to
creat new debt and levy new taxes ha ever been left unex
ercised. No oportunity to enlarge the public payrolls by po
litical organiztion, or no chance to raise and expend public
money has ever been neglected.
This is a Constitutional Amendment
No Use Crying Later - - Protect Yourselves NOW
VOTE 325 X NO
(I aid Adv. Utility Taxpayers Committee, H. L. Walther, Manager, 206 Sixth Street, Portland)
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