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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1930)
THE 10NE INDEPENDENT Published Every Friday by V. W.IIkad, Editor lihlixhr. SUBSCRIPTION One Year , $1.50 Six Monilu 0.75 Three Months 0..X) Entered as second Clas matt. at thepostcffire at lone, Oregon, under act of March 3, ls:9. Friday, Dec. 2J 1930 POMONA GRANGE PROGRAM BOA RDM AN, OREGON : January 3, 1931 PUBLIC - INVITED Instrumental Music Mrs. Spangle, Boardman Mr, Packard' Boardman Song.; "Too Many Green Arples", Helen I'aJ, Mary Lrn.t'i Reading A'ida Helikcr, Ior.e Pianologue Mrs Martha Titus Bondman Solo Dan Lindscy Alpine Reading Miss Helen Wells Lexinton Neale quartett Boardman Crange Adbress Ed Aldi ich Pendleton "Development of Umatilla Rapids" Comic Song Sketch .. Donald Helicker Ralph Gibson Willows Grange Order of Start in Flaj The slur In the iiHiioiitil Has r Dtimliered from lft to r!:M. hoj nnln; ith lite top row. and are lsnei1 t States In the order that tit-; entiTcd the Union. - ?r To cl! points in CF.EOCh WASKItiGlCN icako MONTANA cr.d ell t'rxn Pocinc pcirls in UTAH Ceporlue t'o'est DEC. 18 to 25, inc. F.eiur. Trrit: JANUARY 6th UNION PACIFLE .7. U' Ifnrh A EiWi lone Oregon. GOODYEAR TIRES have all ihe good qnalitties, Materials, Workmanship, And Right Price. For Automobile Service & Accessories go to INDEPENDENl GARAGE tone - Ore. ft lsssffiaBBa "mlf ' ' 'W VLMXTJiBSWtl TViixriimn-.T'v.r 7mizJiZ Personal Mention for the boys game 30-" 0. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Balsigerand Mr. and Mrs Louis Balslger were dinner guests Fiiday evening at the Werner Rtctmannhome. Mrs. Inez Freeland has purch ased the Ernest Montandon prop erty in upper lone. Thispropty was rec nt!y transferred to Louis Balsiger by the Montandon heirs. Continued in Col. 5 n Another Uie of Air?'e Idfesa.irds ut S. asi.it'. m u-e r,t. uiri'iiMie In rt"ciie work. Tl' i-r.ift cnrr.fs h tniido to which U f.isteiu-d a long rope nttached to a life preserv er. Tin crew drops the preserver to H't-ons In distress, und the torpedo i-tirries the line to shore, the method tieinj; quicker than bout rescue. Enjltsh Town Proud of Ancient Parish Church The one hundredth anniversary .if ! the Parish church of llumhestor, liiti! j land, was celebrated recently when tlm j bishop of Coventry preached a spciHl j thanksgiving sermon. The church, j which Is one of the oldest in the coun ; try, stands on the sume foundations of a Saxon church which was built In . 030 A. D. Beautiful antique stained glass windows decorate the east wall. A peal of five bells, dating from I.'jSO. still call the villagers to chu ch. Five books, Includlnjr Fox's "Hook of Mar tyrs" are among the church's treas- tired possessions. Two of the m-ire re 1 cent English martyrs, Robert Glover and Mr. Joyce Lewis, worshiped at the shrine. Clover was burned at the stake at Coventry in 11153, and Mrs. Lewis met a similar fate at TJchf.eltJ two years later. The old church Is In a wonderful state of preservation con sider!!; her ten centuries of life. PHOTOGRAPHS Make an Ideal Xmas Gift. Come to Hanlons Studio Heppner - Oregon 123 Main St. Clark & Linn & Carpenter Work, Painting. Pa per Hanging and G;:i;ral Re pair Work. lone, Oregon. Mi a r iw i i i v k ' -f t mm AY ME PEVKHLY niLLS-Well nil 1 know Is just what 1 r ul lu the papers, und all I have rend In the last week Is about the IKtmocratie ui "7Ti rislntr of Novetnher 4th. It was my birthday and the Hoys of the party really did them selves proud lu my honor. The Repub licans were looking for a punch In the jaw, but not for a kick In the pants at t h same 1 1 in e. Why. there was men beat at this wake that thought they had a deed to their seat We will kinder start In atphnbetic.il!' v. Ith the disasters and take 'em In that order, starting with Illinois. An old Democratic frioud of mine, J. Ham Lewis, who has red whiskers, and a green test to match, used to be In the Senate away back during the days when we was fixing It so there would never 'e a ntber war. If my Tmlly Po.t Etiquette book serves me rlsht, I thirl; he Is ab tut the ouly Democrat In some distance to get a red wuiskcr In that stately hall, and after all these years he Is going back. His facial adornment has shed from a Ci.iru L.iw r-d to a kl t of a Henna ftrcy. and tha old m;' h:;s got many au egg spot concealed behind Its pearl buttons. But Ham can curry one and bathe the other and he will make a new entrance Into the old "Arena Del Toros." It wasent only that be got back In there, but It was the spectacular man ner that be did It. Tho Republicans had their strongitit Won.au up against him, Ruth Hanna McCormack. She had rpent a tew hundred thousand In the Primaries, but svldentaHy forgot to spend any on the race. That would be like spending all your money in taxi fare to go to the ball game, but none to spend to get In after you got there. Hut Ruth made a mljrhty line race, and maby its Just as well she Is not In there. I drtnt think a woman be longs In there. Kot a nice woman anyhow. Its funny how a smart Political Woman like her couident have guessed risht ou the Prohibition thing. How anybody could go wton on what 1111-n1-! would do ! hrrr! r. Him h wont make em as good a Wimiitu its Ruth would, but he will make cm a good niau. Then contlnueing alphabetically we come to Oklahoma. Another old resi dent of the Senate got back after oil , these years. Our Blind man, Senator Lexington News Miss AMADELL ESTRODTMAN The annual Christmas program .f ur t . c t of the Lexington School was pre - sented in the auditorium on Fri- . yay evening. our vice dluiiijii mxm auer Maurice Reany opened the pro-; the New Year gram with a recitation which was Misses Erma Duvall and Helen followed by " The Happy Christ- valentine arrival home on Satur mas Iree under the supervision 1 , T- ,v , of Miss Pearl Vail. Members f,r y from Lugene, Ore. to Ppend the third and fourth gradea SUPERIOR DRILLS brought forth a scene from Fairy Are no Experiment bu- are the ianu ana pupils of Mrs. Clarence Howell presented, "The Trial of Santa Claus." Probably the most impressive of these was the Chime3 Rang" which was made up of a selected cast. Miss HcLn Falconer had change of all the musical part oi tne program. At the finnili of the program Santa Claus in the person of Clar j ence Howell apr cd to treat all ! C.LSWEEK ATTORNEY AT ! LAW. Hrst Naliona lank BIdg. U T I T I Heppner, Oregon When You Visit Heppner Eat At The "Elkhcrn Restaurant" z Good Meals Best of Service Lunch Counter A.D. McMURDO, M.D. j Physician And Surgeon Office In Masonic Building Trained Nurse Assistant 'Heppner, . . Oregon ROGERS Qore, He used to be a fixture In there from our Country. Then whoa he happened to be able" to ice turthet than the mob during tho war why he lost out; now when the mob lint caught up with him, and they can look back Instead of having to look forward why they send him hack In there. That gives Oklahoma two Democrats which Is of course as It should be, for we are a liberty loving people. You going to hear an awful lot In the next few years about a man from South Dakota named Houlow. He Is a Democrat and from South Dakota. Now thnts like a Zulu being discov ered on tho nehring sea. He Is a comical old rascal, w ith a lot of humor and about twice as much common sense as humor so he will be out of place two ways In the sonnte. Watch him and remember the name, 0 E I' LO W. and If he Is to speak anywhere near you dont miss him. Course, the old tlmv's Rot back lu without even opposition luu Pat Har rison, and Joe Robinson of Arkansnw. They will be In the Senate when the Farmers get relief. Joe Robinson Is mighty liable to bu the Democratic Nominee In '32. It will be between him and Kruiiklyn D. Ro'imvelt, and they are both mighty fine men. Joe If they want a dry, and Roosevelt If they want a wet. But the wela seemed to kinder swamp everything at this meolee and are gaining strength every day. so In '33 It looks like the wet Candidate will have the edge at the Nomination. Still the west got a long way to go yt. You sue tho-o States that voted net this time were ones that were known to be wet all "S3 tne time, wnen you start voting on u rr pt rrs m ail through the middle west and south you will Cud a different taie, so both Parties will be up axalnxt It as to just what to do in '32. They will 3 4 lav wn want to be wet for k the wet voters and dry for the dry vot ers, and they wont know which one has the most vote!, and they will bo busier than a Bird Dog trying to figure which way to jump. Tltt gives you a pretty good line j on Politics; their personal feeling have nothing to do with It, Its which way will the most votes be. I believe a C'andicatc would go over Niagara Falls If he was sure the wind was wl'Q him. (B VII'), M. wul,i Srsduatc, Ik) ol the kiddies. Fid ward liurchell arrived nfme on Fiiday from Sheridan, Ore. wliorn hp fi.'in hi-n vivitint- u-ithi ... ... . , . . , relatives. Edward plans to actum , to Sheridan to take up his duties . c c..i:.. . . Product of Experience. The nam tHIs ihe Sory. P. G. Balsiger PRODUCE WANTED Frawley Clarke Produce Co. of Portland will be represents in this territory as last year by W. : M. Eubanks. WeRollirit Get in touch with Eubanks for shipping dates on Turkeys. Dr.J.H.McCrady w. ... Uentist X X-Ray DIAGNOSIS Office; Odd Fellows Bld'g. Heppner Oregon J. O.PETERSON EXPERT WATCHMAKER AND JEWELRY REPAIRER Heppner, Oregon. Dr. C W. Barr DENTIST Phone M 1012 GiUs BIJg. Heppner, Ore. Evenings und Sunaviby Miujtntinen it ho holidays with their parents.) Alan Learned of Da.ring ! Both young Indie plan to leave' VVash , Is here to spend the hero in time to boat the Umver-'-""'' her parents, Mr. aid sity of Oregon Jan. 5. ' A number of Iioxington people attoiulod the f.iuuiai banquet of jophervion will t IkwIm at a dinner tho Masons nt lleppner on the on ChrUmas day iWtlu ('hrint evening of Deeenibea 20. Among opherson clan. If all oomo who tho.so were an, and Mrr. P. S. are invited, there will k twt r.ty i trodtman, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. five present. Lucas and Mr. and Mrs. H. P.' Mi KIlPriMh Head departed Uice. ! Friday i.ijiht for Cuthlumet, A regular meetingof the P. T. Wnah. to npend Christina with A. was held in the auditorium on her mother. Uev. W. V. Head Wednesday evening at which 'plans on leaving lone the lust of timotho ladies filled stockings with nuts and candy that were given away by banta C laua on tho following Friday evening. Lngthy Indictment According to the estimate of modern or.itors, It required prolmhly nlmut one hour and a half for t'leero to deliver bis first oration attaint Cittnllne. '"ILNE BLACKSMITH S110I We are prepared to take care of your slutting requirements by the Installation of an e'ectric key way machine 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. IONECASH MARKET The Season's Gveetintfs And Best Wishes For I Christmas and t ! Peterson Before selling your pay you to see L. Balsiger j representing X if t ? I f lone, STRAUSS & CO. Grain Dealers, of Portland, Oregon Will Be Represented this Season by W. M. Eubanks It will pay you to see him before you I sell your wheat. i'j .B. GRAY M.D j aV I ! " M Physician & Surgeon Heppner Oregon Glasses Fitted i ?.f. 4. f 4-4- ; 4444444.4.4-f-fl-'-M' Farm Implements VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPERIOR DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES, MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR WIND MILLS. WINONA WAGONS. Bates Steel Mule Tractor PAUL G. lone, Mr. Paul lialslgtr. Mr. umlMi'H. Charley Christ- this week to upend a few days with his family in tho Washington city. Wntuis Af-tiit . tlr.Mi ini-'iiess i m who rom d tlrii In- w i ' I H"ict e'ld got u pr.-M'iit "I ndlo wet lils vifn. Womi.n's ll'uiie ('m- II, 11 :i 1 IpllH frniii pot i II. yti the New Year. Brothers contracting or wheat it Will b. 0. and Lo. Oregon t -r , T 'TrTTTTTTTTTTTtTkA a feAAAA.Xi.XXX j. m.. . ...... . - I F. H. ROBINSON f Attorney Sl Counselor At Iaw w III I'niriliH lii All Til r.MiriK IONK OREGON X X X 4. . J f 1 BALSIGER Oregon