THE IONE INDEPENDENT
Published Every Friday by
V. W. Head, Editor rublish-r.
SUBSCRIPTION
One Year , $1.50
Six Month 0.75
Three Moulin CM)
Entered as second Class matu at
d poMi ffire at lone, Oregon, under
ct of Match 3. IS 79.
FnUiy, War 11 , 1131
Lexington News
Mist Amabel Strudtman
The regular Morrow Coun-
ty Teachers Institute was held
in the Lexington school house
on Friday. Several instructive'
an,l Infprpcfinrt ..iMrrccPC v,rvn
giui uy uk icauur. me ta-
dies of the P. T. A. served din
ner in the Leach Memnrhl hnllJ
Glenn Gale and wife return-'mer fallowing. He coir.pleted the
ed, the first of the week, to Job. Monday He has plowed a-'
their home in Portland. They "1?A,1fcrc"n Vr bce,n .ding.
lave been visiting with Mr.vthc"cat U,th.d5 and n'Bht
Gale's parents. I S. H. Hatch of Ariiugtcn has
'teen placed in charge of tie
Lula Matlock, small daugh- Stanara Od Plant ,n lone. U,
of the Fred N'atlocks is mak- and Mrs Hatch moved in Satur-
. , i , ... . . . dav. i
ing a Short Stay With relative. iw , , ,
in Portland.
Chester Furtney and wife of
Portland are Visiting friendS in
... , ... ,
Lex.ngton. ine lany will tje re-
mpmhprpH n Ar1i-nf nrrv nf
memoerea as aricne . .oc o
this City. j
i
Jack Pastor and family were,
week-end visitors at the home ;
of the E. T. BurchelU.
F. W. Turner and wife, ac-
i-Amnmio k tl,a M:.,, 11,1
compamed by the Mioses Jlel-
en Falconer and Helen W'ellS.
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were uuMne visitors in ana
Walla, Saturday.
On the 25th of this month,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J Davis will I
n. , ,
celebrate their Golden Wed-
ding at their home on Black.!
horse.
Mr.and Mrs. Robert McMil
lan have as their guests Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Mellery of
Hillsborough.
Velma BuntonofThe Dalies
is a guest in the home of Mrs.
Eva Lane.
Ed Alley and wife are up
from the r home in Grass Val
ley and are guests for a short
time in the 0. C. Luttrcll home
Mesdames Nettie Barton of
Tulapp, Washington and Lar-1
rine Mickesell of Toppenish are
vssitorsatthe W. J. Davis home. I M
Column 5, please. i
H
ERE you
your price end still de
cide.. . 'I will buy only
THE leading mako of tire
. . . Goodyear."
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I Mm INDEPENDENT GARAGE tt i
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Personal Mention
All of the lone teachers were !
ie attendance at the institute held
Friday at Lexington, Our 411 Sew
ing Club has finished the work for
the year and this work was ex- j
hibited at the institute. There are
! twelve members of the club. Miss
j nuuogam imams, -iru anu iin
grade teacher, is the efficient
1 leader of the club.
It.'t 1 . 1 M'!W 1 HI I
David Grabil was taken, Fri
;day, to Heppner where he enter
ed a hospital for treatment.
I Albert Fetteys who some time
ago underwent a cancer owration
in a Portland Hospital, returned
on Thuroday of last week to his
home in lone. 1 he many friends;
t0 kll0W tha.Mr.Pet-
teys is making a satisfactory re
covery,
1
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enc of the
Louis Ber.revin i
first in this u. strict to finise suir
, IV r amiiMrs.il. U OOUS ai.U
.ce'ldren of Eugene rrrived inlor.e
Sunday. Thy visited in the John
.JS?n m .,
oods and the Children Visited
vith relati
ves in Heppner w hlle
t w j r i i
,c. Woods was in Condon on busi
ness. Mrs. Lana Padbergof Port-
land came up with Mr. and Mrs.
Woods. She will spend some tin e
with her two sons on their Kht-a
Creek ranch.
-Elmer Cochran returned hone
Sunday after SIX Weeks Spent in
t. v'. .tnl x.rtm
'i j u u . i
land where he was receiving treat-,
ment for injuries received in an1!
automobile accident. j
Mr. aod Mrs. John Cochran, in
company withMr.and.Mrs Holmes;
no man, moiorea overirom iaii-
d ayThe 0imansrtturr..
to thair home. Sunday evening, j
but the Cochrans will remain for
q tun trfil.'a visit in trip T V
Grabil home. '
The Women's Topic Club will . J
hold its next meeting, April 4, at
the home of Mrs. Earl Dlake cn'l
Second Street.
J& Clark & Linn
Carnenter Work. Paintinc. Pa
per Hangingand General Re-!
pair Work.
lone, Oregon.
PRODUCE WANTED j
Frawley Clarke Produce Co. of.
Portland will be represente in
j;uj,anj,s j
ye sollicit your Produce trade. !
ccn name
i I!
AY WIIP& ROGERS
BEVERLY Ult.LS. Well, all I know
la it what I rend lu the papers, and
u thi m,11"g 1 be'B l0 !
tt ilr.
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from towu to town.
But we Anally Rot
back home to Cnl
lfornla. We tore
run Into lonii
tough weather ou
the way out This
d ralu commit
o m our I a a t
stand at Texarka-
na, Tex., all one morning. We finally
worked
Ne M
our way out to the edge of
Mexico and then we got out of
the rain and hit a real blluard. a
snowstorm. Well. Sir. that Bird
started circling and messing ground
in the air and I had no Idea what he
doing, or trying to do. I thought
ho Is only trying to find the ground.
n.. A, maii I nt hsm -unit i' iin and
ma(ie a quir, side dip unding. i just
thousut . V 'a"f ,n" g"
little marked off emergency field; he
TJTJSZZSZ
aorpjs the mountains till we reached
Aih-queruu ,.;v,r io ...lies away.
ilB r
couident see ten yards, and we had-
e"t got out of the I'lano and quit
stamping around trying to keep warm.
tnl , committee of the towu w.n
there to ask us to come that ntRht to
lTcL and w" r,ying
away to escape 'em and here a. on.
awy out on the I'rairles In a snow-
,tjr,u- Th,t'' wo1 kl,, f en UeU
1 wsnt to ,ee ,ome Clumber of ( oui-
mRrce be4t thaU The gchoo, Teach.
ers of Guadaloupe County were having
a Banque'. over si me narvey uou-e
that night, so Frank Hawkos and l
went over and did our usual little act.
We had got so by this time we
could do It in our sleep. You could
wake either of us up at any hour of
the night and we would raise up,
Frank would say, i have been called
a Speed Demon. 1 am not a Speed
v , thlDk tn.t Aviation ba.
something to seU that no other line of
transportatlon hM and lhal , speed;
man sp-ed within the cmi ities of
Kafety, the whole heavens eh v Is
open, and all we have to do U to use
IL You can't get any wore hurt fly
in of r nr thrna hinu!l'fil miles an
hour than you can fiyins at niti'ty. so
m "u w"v i"-
t:,at w,,i y .t wh.t ii .
treaPdUi n f ll!
j a tr b ? t: ; a n a a n
r- j v- i
! JjUityX lUwaes ahure did
! ft S defy the element.
f l We WM ,fl'ln,t
If 1 through the fo
IONE INDEPENDENT
JOB PRINT
?,sS'Htt!t'i:.a?u
pTjggr
""ILNE BLACKSMITH SHOP
We are prepared to take care of your
ihattimj 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 Minufacturinj Companies new combines.
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j C. L. S7EEK
ATTORNEY AT
LAW.
JFirst 'Naliona liank BIdg.
Heppner, Oregon
""aBssssssaaBasiaJiaaemaMawawBBJsaBS
JWhen You Visit fleppner
Eat At The
"Elkhcrn Restaurant"
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
t
day coming In the Dot tar dlntanl
wheu you will Ivnte New Junk at
noon, fly across the country at the
rile of a thousand miles au hour, and
reach Los Angeles at NOON. That
sounds craiy, but It's not, the sun
travels at the rale of one thousand
miles an hour; well, It the PIhim trav
els that fast you are keeping up with
the sun, so you leave at noon, and en
there Is three hours' difference In
time, It takes you three hours to
make It, ao you can get there when
the sun does, so you leave at noon
and arrive st noon. Of course when
we fly two thousand mlloa an hour
.you will leave New YorV at mum and
will fly out and arrive bark at noon:
Lin otlwr words, you haven't bceu gone
at all, and that remtuda me of the
.time I took up a Negro Hoy. Will
Ways wants me to tell some Jokes
tio, he has advised nit not to get too
technical. So I will tell you ahout the
rNgro Hoy."
So we had thl Rt.iff down so put
iijiat we could do It anywhere, or any
time. Frank has a Dandy appearancs
on the stage, end they Ilk. to hear
him tell ot his trl's. Well, Id case 1
am called at any hour of the night. I
simply roll over ou my pillow and
start In as follows: "Well, folks, sure
glad to be here with you, glsd you
are starving, otherwise I would never
have met you. You
have got nothing P-r-J
ou the rest ot the
Country. We are
all starving. We
haven't bad a reg
ular meal since
the Pimoci ill
were In, and It we
wait for
'era to get
n we may I
lu again
'never get another
one. The Repub
licans promised us
prosperity and we like a half wit be
lieved 'em. But the Joke la on them,
they ain't eating so regular them
solves. Starving ain't so bad, It's
gettiug used to It that Is tough. The
first three years ot a Republican Ad
ministration Is the hardest, lly the
end ot that time you are ued to liv
ing on predictions. It seems good to
get back In the old South again, tor
this Is about the only old South we
got Prohibition spilt ua In two polit
ically, and the drouth cut the two
halves up Into quarters, and the ansr
ters are divided over the Tarrlff, so
that only leaves one eighth ot the
Party Intact, and the Wlckersham Re
port killed oft those who could r v,
and the Hoover Democrats have com
mitted suicide. So the South Is In favor
of anything that ain't In effect now.
This hunger Is not local. It's universal.
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tt tt: u - n a . a vomit
Pi'rinripfnf
.xenenentn
Dr.J. H. McCrady
Dentist
X-Ray DIAGNOSIS
Office; Odd Fellows Bld'g.
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J.O.PETERSON
EXPERT
WATCHMAKER
AND
JEWELRY REPAIRER
Heppner, Oregon.
Dr. C. W. Barr
DENTIST
Phone M 1012 Gilmaa BIJK.
Heppner, Ore.
Evenings anJ Siuib a.j.nlo t,n: n
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I BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
the guests di j art jd, thanking Mr.
and Mrs. Ely for their kind hos
pitality and wishing Mr. Palnia
teer many happy ltturns of the
day.
Mr. Palmatoer was born at Ks
tacada, Oregon, March ISM,
and has been a farmer all his life,
j Thirty-three years ago lie bur
chased the farm near Morgan
w.iero he still makes his home. Ho
is a loyal son of Oregon, having
bee out of the state only a few
times and then only for short vis
its. Fourof his five children liv
ing near him. A daugnter, Airs.
Do bhazer, resides at iJiliy. r.
Palmateer enjoys good health.
LEXINGTON NEWS
Miss Alice Montgomery, lan
guage teacher in the Lexing
ton High School, for the pat
two veari. hak been t'UL'ai'ed
, ... .
US a member of the lleppiUT
High School faculty for the
coming year.
EVANCEUSTsllEKE
Special al religious services are
being conducted at Odd Fellows'
hall. See detailed announceire.it
on page 4
Road Laws Changed.
All licenses may be called In every
three years by the secretary of state,
and new ones Issued. There will be
no examination required for the driv
ers of prlvHle cars, though traffic con
victions and reckless driving enn be
taken Into consideration In the rel
suanco ot a license.
The speed limit for passenger cart
haa been rahu d to 45 miles, busxi a
tave the same limitation, while trucls
have a maximum speed of 35 mill a
fixed for thorn. To exceed the sped
limit will be no crime, but fuster driv
ing than It specifies wilt be taken
Into consideration in case ot accident
tt.a.tU;'nn .U'tt'tt'tt :!. tt.tttun.uxt
Before contracting or
selling your wheat it Will
pay you to. see L. Balsiger
representing B. G. and Co.
lone, Oregon
STRAUSS
Grain Dealers, of Portland, Oregon
Will Be Represented this Season by
W. M. Eubanks
It will pay you to see him before )ou
x sell your wheat.
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A.B.GRAYM.D.
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Physician & Surgeon
;; Heppner Oregon
i: Glasses Fitted
tt
Farm Implements
VULCAN and OLIVER PLOWS, SUPERIOR
DRILLS, FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES,
MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTOR
WIND MILLS. WINONA IV ICONS.
Bates Steel Mule Tractor
PAUL G. BALSIGER
lone,
ROUND TRIP,
J
rail
fare:
I r.1
to about
f
PER
MILE
iii
between all Union
Pacific points In Ore
gon, Idaho, Montana,
Utah, Nevada, Califor
nia, Western Wyoming
and most point In
Washington.
(Minimum faro 50c.)
GOING
April 1,2, 3 or 4
RETURNING
by Midnight April 9
Tickets good on all
Union Pacific train
and In all can. (In
Pullmans add regular
Pullman car charges.)
UNION
PACIFIC
Ask local agent
for details
IOE, OKECO.S!
4.
& CO. !
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H- ROBINSON
Attorney & Counselor.
At Law
Will I'ni.'tl.e In ,ui T. r.Min
IONIC OREGON I
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