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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1931)
-w niii)ii-gir1 THE 10KE INDEPENDENT Published Kvery Friilay ly W. W. Mk.t. T.litor rl!isli.r. One Year Six Muniht ... .... 0.75 TWc Months O.'vO Kntrred us stfoml Class luntti at ( nww.frr 'one. Oregon, uiulor in. I tu .....nil ti, 1S79. Fiiday, May 20, 1031 . s c? :: n :: :: our desire to be tncni'u! th pendulum ha:- stcuns; tu f :ier a the prisoner and far away fiom On protection of society. President Hoover Commencement Superintendent Lucy E. Roger?, j Tho Superintendent presented ciidth grade diplomas to ten: Howard Et banks Carl Lindeker, ! Krod Kan kin, Marpurite Troe, Harriet Heliker, Uryce Kcor ; Ellen Nelson, Clifford Yirm-ll. ; Eva Swanson and M able Cool To twenty pupils it) the lone school Supt. Kojrers presented certifi cates of perfect attendance: Fred Rankin, Carl Lindekin. Rryee Keene, Myriam Hale. Eugene Normoyle. Koss Hello Perry, Kollo .'raw ford. Mignonette Perry. Ruth Crawford. Marry Nermoyle Katherine (.Irit'fiih, Helen Lun k 11, Joan Sipes. Harold Huehau- Jan, Francis Fitr.pr.trick. Walter iCerlcy, Eileen Spity, Poivthy i Ua Hrady. .Va'.i 'eCoo'. and Pel ibert Crawford. L'ixinrr' ' - News Miss ;:vM ."fnVl-. an Georjre VMi'.l m v-.v.A wife ri rtved in Lt-: i :t:i o.i TucVay, f on their hoir.e ..t Chcrryvili-. T ey plan to make a short stay with relatives and friends hose bo 'lie retr.rv.'ng to their hon e. Kcr.ncth Warier. Llewtihri r.KVKKLV HILI.S.-AH I know la : what I t as I pivwl hltlu r uiul tliltlicr. Ami liiotii- 0L r " ip bollovo mi' I hoon doliij; some l,'., f ' ,4 I'lvwiiii'vuuoiy. I-or r.rr. ".. ' Ions time 1 havo V" - y" wunte.l to j: nu-.ta-urouiul la ll:u v-aw-j.v.i 4, Central Amcrii-aa lll.o It Hounds ) tlmU wliriu ll.u old Mi'xlnin Tarasa liuil the lili'.i'.i' ! Kuiu'lt In tint World, u wlmlj fci. U; I Hew rii;lit over IiIh old IIo:uU:;'m-: Kam'li, lost It all diirhu; the v.irloi .a Involution:!, I'oiicIki Villa llvol i I 1 1 i in alone fur yiitrM, Well we tr.u:it j,'t iuiivIiii;. (lot di Mexico City thiit evi'iilin: u!, nil ( ir thirty. Mado my Clr:t Mpeooli lu t;. :i JvKci,- Coutitrli. and the . thirty. Made my tr-A Mpeovli lu fc.;.. jjf ,- -. . e.-;ahilii-n;i'!it ot 'au j I U for the Sjiunlwh niu letoiie. 1 , A Air lino all tlirour.h j few wurJa hut m.tte of em Hi wl:::i j"Nil 1 ''.'.jV, thoro plvo me jiu.t ! nt to say. but I Jasl ue,' :. ; I au.vnow. i nearii uriorwaniH ii:, i i.i 1 fir. Now la tho 1 t Tlieatro that It wint IiIk. Wll It .2. I Unit place Vvm can J woalJ. 1 was sorur pjuuiln;; on.1 Co ;u l.'uve ah io.it nay Amerleau jilare, I try ami boohtins HhIim. It tllihnt t e rUht by l'l:,v aal i:o either to Koit j mwU exn;erntlon u do ellhii' .ae. Worth. 'IV. ., ili... ,-ille. Texas', or Well after I r.oi t!ir.uu;U with M . Atlanta, or anvwhere nlous the lino i City, hit out for the real TropUv, The Commencement exercises; of the lone high school were heU Thursday, May 41, when 13 mem-! bers, the largest class in tho his tory of 3he school, received their d'plomas. A capacity house w as in attendance. The strre was ar tistically decorated with ever green and cut fbwers. Ti e pro gram was exco.ili r.;i!!y pla-i. g and the class, compose J of iic girls and thirteen boys was mtsl Evans. Jeff Yecumand Lawrenot attractive. j Wright have rehr.ied from a .V embers of the Class of 1&1 ', week's campinc trip in the 111; e are Gladys t3rashers, Geneva ?ct-, Mountains, tyjohn. Helen S mouse, Veda Eu- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt ac banks, Margaret Crawford. Earl campanie 1 by Otto Pule loft w. McCak Milton Morgan. Francis j lues lay for a short business tr Troedson. Irv in Ritchie. Ralph y.i - to Portland, son, Johnnie Eubank. Louis Pu.H cn.ie, Grant Conway, Norman ' S'.vanson, Norman Nelson, ordie j FTrc.is, Virgil Esteb and Partoni Clark. j The class mttj; if we rest we! rust. Class colors: heliotr.p; and' rose. Class tLwer:pink ca -nation. The program in full was pre-j sented as follows; rrocciona!. j l!rs. Margaret Blake; invocation, , P.sv.W. W. Head:"Th -" 1' is Waiting Jor the Sunrise", Seitz. j "I Pasecd by Your Window", j Brahe, by the high school octeite; salutatory, Helen Smouse; bari tone solo. Lyle N. Rings: class history, Genhva Pettyjohn; class prophecy, Earl McCabe; class vi", Gladys Prashers; violin solo, Sou venir, Drdla, Mrs. Sara Hatch; valedictory, Norman Swansun; "The End of a Perfect Day", Jacobs-Bond, "House Pe-ide the Road", Kevin, solos by Mrs. E j A. Tucker of More: Addrefs byl By Peter B. XCyne James T. Mathews of Willamette University; presetation of awards by Prin. George E Tuck r. At this time Mr. Tucker presnt x: the sportsmanship cup to Eail MoCabe, the citizenship cup U. the senior class and theschoh.; ship to Virgil Esteb who compl -; cd the high school work in eigl.t years. The diplomas were present ed by Rtth P. Mason, chairman of the schooi board and certifi cates were presented by County f u'l"1 S No description can con vey an adequate idea of the pleasures of this joyous tsle, by the emi nent Peter B. Kyne you will have to read it. It Is about a girl who always knrv what she was doin, whether putting through a busi ness deal or listening to a proposal of marriage; and a young man in love, who counted his million before it was hatched. Don't Miss Tlais I Serial in t and eau h the Pan American line. It It uvea American Territory at Hrownv vil'.e. and noes to Tnmpleo a:id .Mexh'o City, then frnn Vera Crus, Mex'.eo ea .. down throuRli alt Central Ant.-rh an Countries, then around th-":;h the nonh Coast of . nith Am . -a, and y.ivV up I. w.-.y if Vlrsiti Ix'.anda, " .rta Kica. Cuba mil rll IV'vts east. Well Jtu l tV.!::.v of the pier, aire j itini; up one moraine, bavins; 1. !;ia-1 at homo la Hanta Mor.iee. ;..ab!iins the l'lane : :nl beins In i I . '''. ft r o'ehu'k. Kohl;; .. r t '.! t:..;,. l v-r to Juare: (,vt ... .:ie ... . V . it -tC a Hull II h. ; i it v a ;;.ui;lay nf.enn en, and niy I'lare di.oat le.ive C'cre (Ml .Me-i-.la;-:.: - TMr. ; Irr Mexlro t'ity. Did ii r vi !t Jan...;. .'.i .'.co.' Well iUku it. 1 went b the i:ail Kins ami boti:;lil our Tieke.R at 1 ha. I -oout i 1'iiots from the luie who luil bro.i-ht u:e la treai l.os An, 'le.. Ain.ri.aa Air. .:. Cp., auil u iiae. Weil the l;;ht not to ta: ; t:.l H Kot euol. lor l hey wm evi i kill a ll.ill till the bi.u in lo. ti:;; . t..j Ki!, tiler woal tet auiibai .itil. 'i'iii.11 ! a. we w.re ihv.'ir. ; arov.aU li t T 1 Law a uiloiv with it lot of Ina.iU I I l .iliorai Ret oil an 1I par (Kvr. put l uy. uitil I j;i 1 Knew t, i in 1; ' up iluit l.o v.,u hf.iut.i for Cie il.lll ri.::;, no I gi.t eoll ftct and UlJeut go., i ;avc away lay tie'.at to u,nie Ui b'.vi that hatlent been navi-il as uia.iy i times by llor.'Ci a I had. . We prowled around and 3w r.ll tho i s! ;.itn i.f t..e tow u, thin baca tun. : ualy t'.ic next nii riMn:; out to the Air- pel l ael ti.i u by tha C. A. T. Iiu; . . i.l i .; . ... ..i .'. . .','., ...i. .. r:." Aiarrivta l'i'.oti, uv,. v.a;p on Loi lii ad I'lauo.i. Will acy : 1k,i1- that flies kno.vi thai tli.ia pie'.iy ; uar any part of our Ci.autry ji .i era 1 leave ai.d Im la .Me:.ii; t':c nist ni;.h:. -d not fly nisiiH either'.' I.! .-'at duv.a over (.'hl";.v.rwa (ti::.'..; ilowu through Vera Cnu, then uiii oi there on the l'; a AmerUau Air.vav , and over the re.d Juajilts, aud ; t. '; ul liiMt at a little Mexican An-y I'o.t called I'.ui V V I'd up, w vi thirsty but everybody saul, ilont i.ia.,; water In the tiopiis, and by r.'dly I havent. And t ; first .Manr.ole. 1 I. lieve It was to e s'. Now we are t ,i the west Coast ot Mexico, wo h;'w crossed the neck, or .s,..ih;;iu i ml a.v lieaileu for iiiu tamaln. . aia .e ! ii:;c i other one on the li :e, a:id tl n ':i..i j Cuetamala City, t Ui Caiiltol of tl::' ; Country. We have m.mi it on ti e M .; . I of our old tiive'apl!; li t in tl: ? i i la;; hll!.i. aud ip'ilu a bit of Av..;,.i i j iteiiviiy. and i a pr.-tty little (' t i from tlie nir. Thry raise Cot' e. !": I till you that IM tuc be t there i. i.i Centra! or South Ainerha. Hat wait a inlaate, v.e bavin' ... : t.i Ci !. Itlea yet. and lluy till .ai f. t. o, and I believe thry r,ot it oil l!u' . ni.'.l.i, nr. il lloiiil u u . i.nd ail tho rest I o rood th:,t Am.T. V I V' V? . ,v l a wont pay tho lV?t;l 1 f here ai ve iiines when aTelephone is worth its weight in aoia And at all times it is a precious saver of steps, saver "of time, conscrvcr of friend ships. It costs but a u few cents a day.; May wc install your telephone? T::i: lf n u: Tu i ruuv. .'.,!) Tiircavn: Comivy "THE PARK" ,111.-'. in most au'ol .-C'J' . h'ped to Kurop. f "v V1' U m ows on a lltt'.e ft' jC-kVCl i? !.; h.aad the y have hi.'a troea t-U-.nte 1 itrfV. vj all aim.:.!; Il to i : 'i:'.r.e C.e Con'i'o V v. I'lant, donr. tlnii-i I'aaana Treei. but "eraily b!r; wide i. i':inK ! ha'le tn v. Veil would be Kiirprl.ed at tit ;.-!io'.:iit of people that upeai, K.i;;l!..li ia ail tkt.e Countrle.!. Al:u-;t r.ll ti.e ; oans tnea of v.eai'.lher lain; ...i ;.e . id to oar School. ilac t!;e la ;.r. U renec to K"roie, t:t I thty tpi-k i. ''.!( r l.'a,"lih than d". I ra: : ri ; ou all the way down n lint I 1,1 Tt you to t!. Crnr.l the iv xt h .tcr. !:i 'piite a Rally. For DRAl'IiRS jjow I'.ti. Hal- ti I M M lONE'S NEW HOTEL NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Ralph H:tr,'k; - Manager First class Restaurant in c;oNN!x:noN Operated by Mrs. John Grimes ft i .u IONE INDEPENDENT JOJ 3 PRINr It I I t t i I I I X Before contracting or selling your wheat it Will pay you to see L Balsiger representing B. G. and Co. lone, Oregon I Here you can name your price and still de cide ,. . ."I will buy only THE leading make of tire . . . Goodyear." INDEPENDENT GARAGE lone - Oregon 'f n iLNE BLACKSMITH SH0P"H ft We are pivparcd to lake care of your ( sfutHnJ -equirc;ncr.t; ; the inslaKaLt.n of an ' . . . . . A ectnc icey way maciime an.l ;t slock of sli:iftinj in a wiJs ranc of s!z25. We also have a list of scTon.l njiii conil)ijic.- ;'.r sale. Aier.:y f.;r Va: tt Uanls .jn-jfac:u; oir.panies new com.)ines. H I. r:& J. P. O'Meara, Proprietor I STRAUSS & CO. Grain Dealers, oi Portland, Oregon Will Be Represented this Season by W. M. Eubanks It will pay you to see him bt Tmc ou ! SUBSCHiUE FOR sell your wheat. :::;r::4::e:;Ku i x T 1 jINDEPEKDENT I $1.50 A YEAR jW'hen You ".:.t Meppner Kat Df.j.H.McCradyiAtBQAyjj F. H. ROBINSON X Ray DIACXOSIS Office: Odd Fallows HU'i. X Physician & Surgeon Oregon i X j ileppner ? i Classes 1-ilteJ I I i.r.rrr I T i 4 v V Alhirney & Coun.vjlor At Law III riarllr,. It, Ml '. , IONIC nmx.O.N ii'- fx?. I Kat A: ihe ti. J 4 "l-lklDm Kv.taurant" l GoolMe:.IIef.tofServicc ill 7. Sr. I T f - f t Lunch Counter Til xl n Bs.-nrririA nit r jPhysiciun An,J Surgeon ;t fr! t f.n.'ii! - X I T jwwu; in i'iJ.".;;.iico'jiiuing Trained Nurse Assistant llkppner, Oregon J. 0. PETERSON EXPERT WATCHMAKER AND JEWELRY RCPAIRER. M' ppner, Oregon. Dr. C W. Barr DENTIST I'lione M 1012 fiilman I'.Mj,. t I ieppner, Ore. 4 Farm Implements t VULCAN ami OUVKU PLOWS, SUPfiKIOR I i- t DRILLS. FAIRBANKS MOUSE ENGINES. i MYERS PUMPS, STAR and AERMOTO! WIND MILLS. WINONA WVGONS. Bales Sleel mufa Trorlor PAUL G. BALSIGER lone, Oregon i io .i;j i mi '-urn I- 4-. i.A.A.AA.A.. f, ::::;::::::rv.t;f:jKf::;,1l.i4t. x Ev.:ih iJ Si