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VOLUME XVI V
IONE, OREGON FRIDAY, Feb. 20, 1931.
NUMBER 37
IRA MORGAN DIES
THE RED AND WHITE
Vol. 1
Death Comes at His Home in
Leavenworth, Washington.
Ira Morgan died at 4:10 p. m.
Tunday, Fob. 15, ut hit home in
L.'uvvn worth, Washington. Ku-
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ncrui services were new vcuih-. . ...... . . , .t t)il)
clay Mr. Morgan was the son of intk.firHtfCWIninuU.H0f I)I;iy
U.K. Mown of lone, lie was u,xjnRton inKh lo,s wc.e
bjrn and reared in Morrow Co. affnmtw by Iunt.., sna,,,)y con.e
and has many friends here who ,mtk which rcf.u,le(J in the 8corc
iMuunrn hw early pnHHimr. He bainjf tk,dt g . 8 u.foro lhc flrst
was about forty years of age. He uarter of ilyinsc was over. Ex-
, survived i.y ms wuiuow anu l,culinR a tjKht dcfcn8L, aH WL,;
iouraaojneacnnaren, nuiamer as a ,wwl.rfu offuiBe the lone
and htep.mother, his Hitter, Mrs. u ran thdr KCoreiol58 before
Alfred Nelson, two half-brothers, u.xinton jn the third quarter of
Kd.sonand Milton organ, and of ,ay BComj tw0 fivU K()aU
a half-sister, Mrs. Terry Cart It-" brinKing the score to 15-12 at
may. ..r. rtnd Mrs M. II. Morgan thot,nd of thegame.
v m i..f. t i ' m lone boys have show umarl-
. . , . i . . .i ed improvement in playing since
U avenworth to bo present at the ., , . ,u BI.,Hn in
. . . .' i the beginning of the Reason, in
at thefunera service. . . ;,.,, ,,...:, u
the pre-season practice game with
ti. l.,n ,.7n i iu ' Lcxingtou they lost by quite a
i t smt v v t w
la-ing 1
fort in tit L'hfiiwt
I l 91 ....... 4 l.nt fml.mnu.H
practice which w ill soon start, i 'f1' ,onL "' ' , "
i themselves by turning the tables
Friday evening. Only one league
! game remains to be. played and
Kxtra good cedar osts deliver-' that with lluardman at lone. Lex
cd at your ranch. lf :ents, or ington is awarded the district
will trade for Turkcv Ked wheat, thampioauship. having lost only
rxss, F, II. A iller, Ihjx -PKl, one game in the conference series.
I 'tie Ore. j Taking the lead from the open-
Bird, kuj Syb.t.iuu j ing moments of play, the lone
iiuiii uiijr ! niKiiiiK horn imir ! jr)a made score after score and
In ihl iuitiininill mi? Inn driven j , ,
many i.ird t. ut.tiiut ,irin ; won the game from the Lcxmg-
lii't bulldliif nintcrlnl.
OHICIAI- ORGAN oflONE II. 1. 8TUDKNT BODY
Klih Thompw-ti, Kditor
Friday, ' Feb. 20, 1931. ,
No. 20
WIN DOimi-E-UKAUKK g What Are Going to Do About M 1 0
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lone ba.se ball ground is "-"ngwu uay ' ' f -e
veiled, graveled and got- margin; in the firs confer
o shape for the base ball ' J with U'X.ngton I.n,
Posts For Sale
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ton girls by a score of 20 - 4. T
Ix?xingt( n girl showed good pla ;!.
ing ability but were outclassed i 1 j
every respect of the game by tin
lone team. Three substitution, ,
were made for Ix-'xington. 1
Following is the I ne r's, b
ket ball schedule, showing thj
- h'-nres made in te vsrious games:
lone 21 Echo 22
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lone 21 Echo
Io e 4G Irrigon 1
lone 15 Condon 10
lone 11 ...Lexington 18
lone 2G ' Heprner 1
Ioie 23 ! Irrigon 4
Miss Spokane
Dresses &
Sport Oxtorcls
I have iust received a new line
of Miss Spokane Dresses and
Sport Oxfords for Ladies and
Children.
All Men's, Sweaters,
Coats, Shirts & Un
derwear on sale at
REDUCED PRICE.
BERT MASON
lONE - OREON
ninniti tn
lily,, IIIIUII 1 Ulillll. HI HIV
WINDSOR RANCH i
J mile down the highway, be . J
low the elevator. While thyelast,
three cents a pound atehe ranch. 4
Free Country
Wln'ii wu ihhL of u free coun
try, w meun a country whose Inwt
iiikI ciiHtoiim cncouruKU Imllvltlunl
cltlzctm to uho their owu JiiilKiutfiit
la nnittcr which do not dlrt'ctly
mt'iiiue public Biifcty or jmbllc do
fmiry. --Arthur Twlnlnn lludlt'y.
I R. ROBISON
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ALL KINDS t
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OF HIGH
GRADE MA-
CHINE WORKi
i CAREFULLY p
B I DONE.
t Motors rccround. t
0 ? Hearings poured n
Tand fitted tn rp
1 ground shafts
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MACHINE SHOP
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WE REPAIR
j Boots, Slices, Harness
I Saddles, Auto Tops
t Side Curtains.
Leave Repairing tit Oscar Cochran's
t EG. Noble
HEPPNER - ORECON
Market Prices Paid j
FOR YOUR PRODUCE j
SWIFT and COMPANY
Victor C. Peterson
Agrnt
PHONE 32 lone, Oreoon.
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machinery over,. You may needsome ;
extras for your plow.s anu harrow.;.
WE HANDLE THE JOHN
DEERELINE
Don't forget our Red & White spe- g
cials each Saturday and Monday.
They will save you money.
lone 20 Ixingtonl3
lone 11' Condon 14
lone )8 Heppner 8
lone 20 Lexington 4
lone 9 Lexington Z
lone 19 Umatilla 1)
MRS. E. BRISTOW NOW
VISITING IN IONE
Edmond Eristow, who for the
past year and a half has held a
responsible position in the Trotter
Iota scores male by lone, 200. , , . ...
.P . . , , ' fered the first of the year to Weis-
fotal scores made by opponents, : .
14 1. lone played 13 game; los t 4; cr Idaho- Land l'lact;d charI e
lied 1; won 8. Forwards were Ve-
of a branch store which Mr. Trot-
JaEubanks and Gladys Ura.hers. , ttr Pf ate3 at that Pce. Just
Gtfasds, Uintah Head and Ge- rec2nt Jt was neccwaiy for the
neva Pettyjohn. Centers, Helen; PWietor to make a trip toCal
Smouse and Margaret Crawford. lflnia MJ ?nstow was re
Substitutes, Murial Patterson, ' cal.lfc( ; fi:f Baker store. Until
Margaret Ely, Winnie Normoyle
it is ( ci J- c w 'rere he will be lo-
and Kuth Keene. Coach,
1' l.rence Emmons.
Miss
I cated
.a.;ontly, Mr. Bristow
,and the twn cliiidren are guests
;in lone :;i t',c home of her par-
IONE vs UMATILLA ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Grabil
1 he lone High School girls tiedand at t!ie home of her husbands
the Umatiila High gi Is in a bas-;Part'nts, Mr. and Mrs. E. J .Bris
ket ball game, last Saturday even , ow
inu with a score of 19 -19. The
pame w as a close one throughout, j Personal Mention
the score at the half being 10-10. T R R(jUson returngd home
fhe lone boys, however Tuesdar from Portland where he
their game by one point. Attnejhad &uU)m
end of the game the score was 2 1 1 :a . rtM.
Ui J- O 11 V VI
to 25. The game was bitterly con
te3ted thronghout and it was any
bodya game before the final w his
tle blew.
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
Notice to all Morrow county
dog owners is hereby given that
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Engelman
Fern and Joel motored to Port
land, Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Mankin if very ill at
her home north of town.
Mrs. Louis Balsiger i3 visiting
relatives at Newberg. She was
accompanied on the trip by her
1 .censes are due and liavable on
the first day of March. After that husband and son, Wendell. The
date the amcunt of license is doub
I id. Failure to get license for any
two gentlemen returned at once.
Mr. Balsiger spending Monday
one year is punishable by a fine ,
of $10.00 for each offense.
C J. D. Raiiman
Sheriff
Complete Funeral and Service
in our New Home
$50 and Upward
A respectable burial without
.-barge for those who cannot
pay, from
Cases' Chapel
j W. P. Mahoney's sheep were
j moved from the feeding ground,
inear lone, Monday, to Morgan
where they will lamb. --
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCabe
returned the first of the week to
their home on the Harry French
ranch in the mountains, after a
pleasant week spent with relatives
near lone.
Continued on Pg. 6.
Dr. F. W. Clarke, originator
and present sole owner of the for
mer Clarke Optical Company of
Portland will be in lone on his
regular monthly trip all day ar.d
Conicienc
Why ilnrs a woniuu ulio lias l.ist ut
1 lirMgc panie break tier neck rush
ing home t pot supper for a husband 'evening, Saturday, Feb. 28. See
who ha Iipcu pbylng h losing poker . , . , .
mi nftemmm'-Woman io.no ; him about your eyes. Ask about
'.'rnianlon.
special price for reading glasses.
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Now is the time to look your spring
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Bristow & Johnson
more are provided by
Phelps Funeral Home
CAY AND NIGHT PHONE 1332
CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
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SHIP YOUR CREAM
TO
MORROW CO. CREAMERY CO.
We Make The Butter
In your owm county
FrioM Your Own Cream
Eat Prick of Oregon
Butter & Ice Cream
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V. C. COX, Manager. T I
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CHEERFUL APPOINTMENTS
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That convey- the spirt of ease and comfort, known f
only to the homemodern mortuary equipment-court- w
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eous, aepenuaoie auu uecorous service an mese ana
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