VOLUME XVIV
IONE, OKtiGOM FRIDAY, Feb. 27, 1931.
NUMBER . 38
CELEBRATE EIGHTIETH' '
BIRTH ANNIVERSARY
Vol. 1
Mrs. Emmily McMurray celt
Iratod the cihtuth anniversary'
of her birth Wcdnecay, Feb. 18,
at her homo in lone. Her three PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
daughter!. Mra. Kalph Harris,; in honor of George WttHlW
Mra. Ray R bi onanJ Mm. lUm'B birthday 8 short program
rim Halo were hortewiwi at a tie- WM Rivcri In' the auditorium Mon
liRhtful afternoon party at which jny morninir. Announcements
th followinjr gftests were present: I wt,remu(le bv Mr Tucker: group
THE RED AND WHjTE
OFFICIAL ORGAN of IONE M, STUUWNT win
Friday, Feb27, 1931.
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No. 21
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Mn. RoKa Jackson, Mrs
Swanson, Mrs. T. E. Grupil, Mrs.
Margaret Low," Mrs. I-uton Mc
Murray, Vera Moeii, Mra Ida Pet
erson, Mrs. John Uryson' Mrs.
Bert Mason, Mrs. P.J. Linn, Mrs.
Delia Motley, Mn. Delia Corson,
Mi s. Harry Ytrnell, Junior Mas
on, KvaSwanronand Miriam Hale.
Dainty refreshments of trait sal
ad, cake, coffee and tea wereserv
el by the hostesses. Mrs. mc Mur
ray was born in Polk County,
and lived in that vicinity until she
re noved tri lone in 1917. She en
joys gixd health.
Bt Ik FmUI
Mitt imKiiltoe art strictly vege
tarian In tbrlr diet.
ALbene's Itichee
Alabama' (run ilMolt will lent
a)ut 0 yr. according to a rccut
sttmate.
juiliuaj Pjih1 Mil it tiatuiJJi
u'-u,J IHIIil 'Uil'MIU viJ U
ll JO i4 UU M,MN Wl 1
Ml , , J
LB(tk ! AlligaUr
TLt lougwt croroillUa and alllgu
lora wblili bav been tiiravured la
lit United Stilt did t-( icc'J W
fee.
Emil fjnRjnK with Mr Itiggs leading
and Mrs. Margaret Blake accom
panying at the piano; vocal solo
by Eugene Normoyle with accom
paniement by Minnie Normoyle;
vocal solo by Donald Hcliker with
accompaniment by Mrs. Blake;
address by Rev. Stanley Voore ( f
Heppner; vocal solo by Mrs. En
met Tucker of Moro with accom
paniment by Mrs. Blakeand group
singing.
School was then dismissed for
the rest of the day.
Iloaer Acrdd SmIimi
John Nailr, a Scutsinuu, who UvH
in II -r1y Keventerntb century, la
usually regarded a tb lnvuUr of
logarithm.
A Tl. Udi
Unlen aba la well advleed. a woman
nnu will purchase a prominently 41s
played drM Ibat a leftover from
laat aHan. 'untry Uomt.
Tribal I M.i
Tbla I tba lusory of uiusle. It
tourhea, very key of memory and
atlra all lh bidden aprlni of aor
rw and of Joy. l.ov It for hat It
wake you forget and fur what It
ftiakrt you rememlwr. HrlUln.
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RESOLUTIONS
OF RESPECT
In memory of Clinton A. Low
w! o d cd it Ins home In Ionr,Ore-'
n, Feb. tenth, nine t n hundred
a id thirty one. j
' Vi'e cannot know the betuti
over there, I
We on!) know we miss him frcm
c ur tiiht.
But ftith beyond the casket and
the tomb
Points to immorM life where all
is light",
B- It resolved that Locu t Cliap-
ter No. 119 0. E. S. cxte d. U
the bereaved fami'y its linceie
sympathy; that the altar be raped
In mercory of our departed broth
er; and that a copy of these rest Iu-J
lions be spread upon (he minutes)
of the chapter.
Respectfully submit' ed,
Margaret Blake ,
Lucy Harbison
Clara Howk
Committtt
THE INDIVIDUAL
AND HIS BANK
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r f ri
iid much speculation as to pick
itjf the winners. '"The River
fits" whose captain w as Francis
thwdson, lost by a score of 14 - y
PICKED TEAMS PLAY
As a brief preliminary to th
main event last Fridav evening
two huHket hall tpnm n'icViA a t
raddom among the boys of th'Piul Smousfe.
high schcol played a slow bu J t owkaary '
nevertheless amusinggame. Mucl J nr tbrre wai dealguinj enemy
amusement was afforded th' l " " ,,,e umf' of mn' uk'1
i l . ... at Jil vacation on a b&cb;abd anowed
spectators watchitg this gam J t V. two year, later.
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ARRIVING
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azines Can Now Be
Found in Stock.
If I do not have your favorite
I Will Get It.
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N0W15ct.
BERT MASON
Ione - Oregon
PARSNIPS
Big, tender Parsnips, at the
WINDSOR RANCH
J mile down the highway, bej
low the elevator. While thyelast,
three cents a pound atche ranch.
Fri Country
Wba w aik of free vouu
try, wt man country wboaa lawa
and cutoni tncourait Individual
ultUM to um tblr own JiulKuivnt,
Is awttcn which do not directly
uunaca public aaiaty or nubile da
cwy.rArtbW Twining lluulay.
IR.RODISON
ALL KINDS -
:: OF HIGH ::
u ' GRADE MA
0;;MNE WORK:
; ; CAREFULLY s
KiDONE. :
; ; Motors reground. ; ;
0 ; Bearings poured ; ; W
and fitted to re ; ,
; ground shafts.
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MACHINE 8HOF
WE REPAIR
Boots, Shccs,yiarncss "
Saddles, Auto fops
Side Curtains.
Leave Repairing at Oscar Cochran's
E. G. Noble
HEPPNER - OREGON
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i Support Your HomesTown Merchants:
. Buy Your Meats at .
IONE CASH MARKET
SPECIALS every SA TURDA Y
FAMILY REUNION HONORS
SEVENTIETH BIRTHDAY
A pleasrnt - family dinner was
spread at the Rietmann heme
north of Ione. Fii.Ly evenirg,'
Fvb. 20, honoring the seventieth;
annlvertaiy of the birth of the
hostess, Mrs. Margaret Rietmanr.
Present were Mrs. Inez Freeland
and all of Mrs Rietmann's chil
dren and their families exc-pt
her son-in-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. St th, who reside in
Idaho
JUaMrluWU "Cor."! . .
i Amofls tli curtoua "enrea" funnd
in an Instigation (a fUn,'liiJ ut
tr-MtQieiita for aithtna wer swallow
Ins a targe lump of houey on retiring
to Imh, a aiHiouful vt olive oil every
(tl -lit after dinner and a apoonful of
h!.:ik treacle after tit midday meal,
and two rhubarb !ll every nlbt
Phone 32
Complete Funeral and Service
in our New Home
$50 and Upward
A respectable burial without
charge for those who cannot
pay, from
Cases' Chapel
By ROME C STEPHENSON
ttuiitnt AmtrUia istltri AtfcUtlt
BANKERS recognli that their hat',
nesa carries eipecUlly heavy pub
lie reaponslbiiltie and welcome all
aound meaaur 10
aid tnem meet th
dutlo tbta rtn
fom. Uftcalnf
fforU t Mrs
'5iL,J "bout continually
oda to atteguard
dapoaltora In
banka of all kind
bare long been up
permost In th
plan ot banker'
criiilii
. r. .n..,x tlona tbroagbout
the nation. They
ar not th utp-owth merely of the
past year of bualneia adTerelty, but
bare been carried on actively for many
yeara and bav resulted In great prog
resa along line ot better, fer bank
ing method. Although banking along
with all business baa suffered reverses,
condition In thl Held bar been far
less Mvere than they would have been
had not banker been widely ucces
ful In their endeevor to develop the
high tandard of banking that now
generally prevail.
The American Banker Association
and bankers' organlxatlon in every
atat actively aupport the. principle
of government aupervlsion of banking.
Th national banka, which recalvt
their chartere to do buslnes from th
federal government, ar under th u
errtioa of th Comptroller ot th
Comney at Washington. Through hi
fflclent lUffi of expert bank examiner
In rery ect!on h haa th duty and
tkowera to keen watch ot th way every
national bank is being conducted, to
suggest dlrabl change in It poll
c!es or method and even to tep in
and take eontwl tor th protection ot
th. dettor lf uck action i war
rnttd. TlrWak;'M which
ar charterei bylh variola tat gov
em meats, ar subject to alatlar au
pervlsion and control by atat bank
officials. In addition banka in many
places have long maintained voluntary
clearing houae associations which en
force even closer supervision over their
members.
MeaUe'e Si!vr Freiactioa
In th last 500 jar Mexico ha
produced more silver thn any other
country in th world.
Ce'i.
Why doe t woman who baa lost at
bridge gam break her neck rush
ing horn to get upper for a husband
who ba been pUy'.ss a losing poker
game all afternoon? Woman's Home
Companion. ,
lone, Oreon
-A. -L. Aw. U a. mA ml mA V M
m
Now js the time to look your spring
machinery over. You may need some
extras for your plows and harrows.
WE HANDLE THE JOHN
DEERELINE
Don't forget our Red & White spe
cials each Saturday and Monday.
They'jvill save you money.
t
Bristow & Johnson
SHIP YOUR CREAM
TO
MORROW CO. CREAMERY CO.
We Make The Butter
In your owm county
From Your Own Cream
Eat Pride of Oregon
Butter & Ice Cream
Morrow Co. Creamery Co.
W. C. Cox, Manager,
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CHEERFUL APPOINTMENTS
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That convey the spirt of ease and comfort, known H
only to the homemodern mortuary equipment-court-,
eous, dependable and decorous service all these and
more are provided by
Phelps Funeral Home
DAY AND NIGHT PHONE t332
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