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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1931)
m IONE INDEPENDENT Published Every Friday by W. W. Head, Editor liWish-r. j SUBSCRIPTION One Year Th. Month, o.m iHalWyandGcowKb' Entered as second Class luntn. at th postcflioe at Kmc Oiegon, under act of March 3. ls;9. F.iday, Mar. 6, 193l KATIIAN-BALSIGER aunts, tV'rs. F;ed Kokoir.b and Mrs Walter tartlet, served the! luncheon. . I Mrs. Kathan is a graduate of the lone hirh school and of the Portland will te ropresentc it University of Oregon. She is a this territory as last year by . me.nber of Alpha Lamda Chap- M Fuanks. i -ter of Alpha xi Delta at the U. cf We sollioit 'our Produce trade. 0. Mr. Kathan is a graduate of Gtt in touch vvith Eubartks fcr theState Normal at Ashland. Both shwitfff date iu 1 urkeys. young people are teaching in the; hisjh school at Riverton. Immedi- Posts To" S i' ately following the wedding serv- , ' , .. ice Mr. and Mrs. Kathan departed ,Lxtra ts (!c,; tr for Coquille where they will make h; Vt their home till their school work :w trade for urkey hod ) wheat. afRivprtnn i rataA -Address, K H. filler. Box 40,-. i i X X i X HORSEPOWER HAS REPLACED WOMAN-POWER TilS moccrn home maker realizes the economy of electricity in the performance of tasks which kept her mother home-bound. She has countless leisure houis added to her life. This great servant- Electricity never has a day off, is always punctual, and costs less as it is used more, A horsepower of electricity is 746 Watts, less than thcee-fourths of a single Killowatt Hour. Motor driven Electrical appliances, however, use only frac tional horsepower motors. Here are some examples: Electric Fans, Electric Mixers l-20th H. P. Electric Sewing Machine, Vacuum MOth H. P. Electric Floor Polisher, Exerciser l-8th II. P. Electric Refrigeration. Electric Pump 1-61 h H. P. Electric Washer, Oil Burner, Stoker l-4th II. P. IPacific Power and Light Company j "Always at your Service" i lmmmm -ti 11'. ff A t le AvaeAVrfl! Di ' I "Tf.J ti k f . It I. O. 0. F. Convention. ter, the Past Grand Masters and ami Grand Secretary. There were present from lone. Lee Howell, Jol.n Lo.w, Charles HatUruv. James Warfield, Kill McDonald. J& Clark & Linn & Carpenter Work, Painting, Pa per Hangingand General Re- pair Work. lone, Oregon. PRODUCE WANTED Frawley Clarke Produce Co. of Ior.e Ore. s i landsemest, mkierd . . Ihyy duty Ike Ail-Weather It pays to buy THE i I: u i I INDEPENDENT GARAGE lone - Oregon AY Ml ROGERS IN THE CLOUDS.-AU I Ixi&fT, la Just what I aee from the air with this t'nptalu Hawkes going 160 , mtii n hour.' I nTLT J am dlnKlng on this llttlo Corona away ui In the lr. Wo are In a Navy Cur tis "Hell Diver" plane loaned to us by the Assistant Secretary of tho Navy In charge of air. We thought we did some show In Texas; But. Roy, when we got Into the old homo Stato of Oklahoma then they showed us how to lay out some shows. I am trylug to keep this liUlo diai.'. You Just about have time to write a few word In her and thou wo have to Iniul and do a show. This is Monday. We are coming Into Oklahoma from Texas. Ils.Um only day o havent got a hunch of day ahows; we only have th opening show at Ok' ihom t City ton . I t. We land aluua Uu oeloek. Captain .iawkes goes to tho Iio'kI. t' I get the man to u.l.-e mo by the Capitol build! ;. You see. I wanted to ee the other Oklahoma show, the LeCla lature. I dont constltiuo Oklahoma's o!o Comedy H -ent. Then, too. I had never me: o.ti iimv C.iveiscr. "Al falfa" Hill Munuy, My i.ad had kaowu him. They had served on the Connl- tutlonal Convention of OU!:iho:i;a about vm. Papa always s'sid the iiov v,'.:". achievement of that Convention v..s that they made Hotel VeA PhcoU liue feet long. He u;e. to often say th .t he didnt know why they did it. ":ts so few of the DliKa!e had err had much contact with sheet.!." Well, he in quite a fellow, this Murrny. Hi; bouse In Oklr.homa City that nl.i'.tt: Sot over ten thousard dollars. Tuesday mornin;:. litre wc ere. In tha air again and c?rly. a we have' to be at Norman. Oklahoma, the I: Dine' of Oklahoma's crack university, it! Jv;t a little ways from Oklahoma City. They got a pretty good flylnit field there. Got a lot of laughs out of tte Students and Teachers, for the Goe- n,,r Him llll trvinc to Pllt through 8 bill to tax Teachers salaries, and I claimed I was there lobbying for It. Mr. Murray also has It In f ir the amount of traveJ'.a,, r,; !t by College Athlit-a. This shew was at tsn ocloe'x In the nrjrning. Captain Hawkes would do an a;jt, too, ana me sncinu Quartette, who only did the night shows, they come down there thet n:oir.iiig and fang for the University. Then to Ch'.citha, Okla. Tin re an Q Lien i. y v I r f i 1 . mmmn hie.- m-tSi'wi ml ' ,1 I 'I C. L. SV7EEK I ATTORNEY AT't L LAW. X First Nationa liank lildg. Jlfeppner. Oregon $Wlien You Viit Jleppner j Eat At The "Elkhcm ("erdaurant" GoodMealsIkstofService f Lunch Counter A.D JcMURDO, M.D. Physician And Surgeon hOfticeln Masonic Building PTrained Nurse Assistant i old Boy runs tho biggest Hank Hint used to go to school with tue In Kom per Military Academy about 'Its, There Is a (ilrls Jtehool I hero.- and wo were In their Auditorium. Those girls alio would giggle when nnythlm, did strike em funny. They are n great audience. We Hew out of thero for Ardmoro for our night show, Went out to a mighty line barbecue at Uoy Johnstons bouse, where wo Joined all the rest of our troop. The Itevel- leis. and Jimmy Itodgers. who nan with us (the Yodler Do lais), ami Chester liyers, the Uoper. Now we nro off and Hying again over the old Ft. n-id off tor Durum for the night. Its a groat lite this. Talk about playing one nights stands. Fume days we piny a half doren, This Hawkes Is a sweet flyer, and this I'lane Is a dura. We knock off K-Q riles nn hour right along. This Is Mmrsday morning, and we are to ha t . ? Oklahoma A. and M. at dtlll. water at ten A. M. I haj never been there and always wanted u 10, is I had a Nephew graduated from there, and he baa turncl out inl;hty good. and Its a great sehool. They win more prises for Kit Cattle than my other agricultural scho l In the I!. S. There Is an animal Man th 're named lUlMard. and he Is a Hear. He showeJ us all their fine cattle. Knld. Here she Is for the afternoon show. Frank Is bringliu bcr In; hn Is hih and dropping and able sllpplns lo r In fast. You cant wrlto when this thing Is doing this. P.Ie hall and n big house full. Now w ere off for Ton ea City. Thats a treat little city. That's the place they have a statue of the "Pioneer Woman." I was there and made a speech at the un veiling of It. That fellow Martin has dune a lot for that tow I). Off again this moruins early for Shawnee. Ulg crowd at the Held. Here la a niece here to m. et me. I drive with her and her husband and. boy. to the theatre. Now we are off for Muscogee; four shows today, netting back In my own old Territory now, where I know a lot of folks. 1 uso4 la to t hent here at a Girls school. That's a fart. ! Myself and the Presidents son were the only boys there. We even roomed In a great big dormi.ory room with girls. We were ten years old. I bet ter quit before I get too far Into thl. ( 1931. MfSiughl SB.!niie. Ik.) D or Lamb T- T TT XI. J.. Dentist X-Ray DIAGNOSIS Olfice; Odd Fellows Bld'g. rieppner Oregon J. O.PETERSON EXPERT WATCHMAKER AND JEWELRY REPAIRER Ileppner, Oregon. Dr. C. W. Barr i 7 Ti i A?!''!? vCo M tun v V', n mm wfa DENTIST Phone M 1012 Oilman HUg. i, I Icppncr, Ore. j Eveningi and 3i nb a.i.) )in tiinn X Personal Mention Mr and Mrs Louis Halsitftr mo tored to Ncwherg. S tturday lo bo present at the weddintfef ihclr dauhti r. Sunday, Match lst.'l'hty were accompanied by Mr. muI Mrs Paul Halslntr who were join ed by their son, Alfred, at I'tirt land The thret visited, Saturday n ht with relatives in Vancouver itd on Snnday atteiudthe wcu dinofMr and Mrs Kathan in iNewbcrjJ. The U dsljjers remmed to lone, Monday. 1 Mrs. John C.iasscock and her n-'phew, H-rlan Glasscock, visited : briefly, last week In lone, at the home of Mrs. Glasscock's sister in law, Mrs Ella Davidson They i were on their way to Portland aft er spend ntf th winter In Hcrmls mUton and will soon be going to ; Yakima to see about starting the ( Glascock sheep shearing plant Gifintia Structure Herodotus esllniiited I hut 100,000 wen were engaged for '-'0 jreara la building the Great pyramid. SUPERIOR DRILLS Are no Experiment bm ar the Product of Kxprrienc Th- nm tells th- S'ory P. G. Dolsiger I i "ILNE BLACKSMITH SHOP"! We are prepared to take care of your tfutf'nvj 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 far sale. Agency for the Harris Manufacturing Companies new combines. i ir ltd jL J. P. O Meara, Proprietor j&A Before selling your pay you to see L. Balsiger t representing ionc'rcgon J itiitto?iaittaitttt t - ctdattcc JllnUJJ ex. KKJ. Grain Dealers, of Portland, Oregon Will Be Represented this Season by W. M. Eubanks It will pay you sell your wheat. 'I a rk urn n. 1 i t Physician & Surgeon I i ;jj Ileppner Oregon Classes Fitted 4.4.4..44. J W-W w farm Implements VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPERIOR DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES, MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR WIND MILLS. WINONA WXCONS. Bates Steel Mule Tractor PAUL G. ion, Delicious refreshments of mind w idlest, cake und coffee weio served by tho hostess. Those pre-t-.ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Nl Pohyns, Mr. nnd mm. Walter Dobyns, and dmiRhter Wiiina, Mr, and rs. Uoy Lieui.ilen, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dale Brown and datijih-U-rJoone, Miss Kthel Cnduik, Lewis Batty, Miss Jopsie McCade Ihut II ileiulei-boit, Jim Mct'abe Bonnie .Vk'CuUs Bonnie Hender son, Miss Knth Keene, Miss Jen nie Patterson, Sibyl and Dorothy Howell. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Old en and Mr. and Mrs. George Sni der and Bon Harold. Fir.t Folding Machla The folding of printed sheeta for books and newspaper wua performed by bund until Cyrus ("huiuber, Jr., of Philadelphia, Invented a practical fold Ing nmcldne In IHfitl. Banlten Help During tha year 1930 th Haakara Association of Langlade County, Wk cousin, worked out tha Onancet for a cooperative milk plant, which tntalla I tha raising ot 100,000, and alto ipon lored an artlva 4 H-Club rampalg i that culminated tn an "Achlevemee! Day" program, tn which npwsrdi (( 400 young people participated, Th Increasa In tha number Interested i this work wat J00 per cent or ths past two year period. contracting or j wheat it Will j B. G. and Co. - - ai.ttntt'maitto.ttii t p. rr to see him before out 4.1! V II hAMiinan t Attorney & Counselor X t At L-iw lll I'riiellee III All The 'niirl Y T IfiMI.' nm.vnti i t. j I BALSIGER i flleppner, Oregon lone, Oregon
