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PAGE 2. LONE TREE, IOWA .$ ; $1.50 A YEAR IN ADVAI*'CE  Entered at the Lone Tree Post Office as Second Class Matter € Official Paper In Johnson County CHAS. A. HACKE, Publisher 4 THE MODERN INDIAN. No longel  is it the universal sentinlent of the white nlan flint "the only good Indimt is a dtad Indian." From one of extermi- hat,ion the Italian policy of the white man's govermnent and the white rnan himself has changed to one of friendly aid. In- stead oil' wren'are there is education, for destruction has been subs'fituted proteetim, Froln a condition tff naked savagery and of cruel exploitation by unserupulolrS white men the Amer- ican Indian has been raised h less than a eentmw to an appre- ciation of n/odern civilization and o relative safety from en- eoaellmen! on his rights alaL property. The hidian has now been brought into eonstnt contact witli the white man's civilization. His children are behlg taught tile Entish language and he hinlself is lel'nilg tile white man's *,'r'des. The lift, tm tile reservations has been preserved but not isolated. The res, uh has been hat tile retl man has heen broulit into ,:omlwttion with his white skinned, brother eemlomieallv and d:orced to adjust hilnself socially. While the Indians were left t.o themselves they slowly east off their native traditions, customs and culture for the whiie man's. tie preserved his ari:, religious rites and tan,uageonly on the reservation and in the ribal tepee. But when certain well-recall- ing indAviduals and groups sought to hfistelt his assimilation into !Ihe white nmn's civilization bv forbidding to him his an- cient traditi,ms and e/rlturehe rebelled aml with justification. Efforts to abolish their cerenlonial dances were mad.e in tile sl)irit of benevolent ienoranee of the fact that the Indian's cul- ture is intiniatelv b(und Ul) with his religion and the Indian ex- presses his religion dn his (lmlce. Those who have described, tile Indian dances as imlnoral may be astonished to hear that the hldian makes the same cllarg(; ainst the dances of the white IYI/11. ]'he only really sxrious hid,inn problem which confronts the nation today is that which the voluntarily-interestett have constructed for themselves in their missionary zeal. All that the lZl man WmltS is to be left to live his own'life. All that the white man must do to grant the Indian his wish is to be tolerant. It is the will of the general lmblie that the hldian be left to his pottery, basket-weavhlz and. snake dance for the sake (;' his own racial salvation, the preservation'of his art and mfltm'e aud of one of the most interestln heritages of tl,  --Museatine d pu rnal. Anleriean t)eol)le. Is Your Subscription Due? : When You Purchase 9 mob" an Auto tie--- You buy more than outside appearance: O y u buy for quality, endurance and service. , Appearance is only of passing importance, i!i i and yet a car without good appearance would not prove popular. 1! and the quality, endurance and service *.hat an automobile man demards. All the00e fac- tors have been carefully considere.l ar, d moulded into a car that has fakenJfhc puL lic by 00torm this year. There i,; no more popu- l:tr car this season than the Chevrolet. STOP IN AND SEE THE LATE MODELS Provides for boti0000 the beauty of appearance €" ' IOWA MOTOR CO : .L°ne Tree, Iowa .I: LONE TREE REPORTER, LONE TREE, IOWA $, . I LOCAL NEWS ] Pay your subscription wlen due. Do you owe for the paper? If s, kindly pay up. Chas. Hervert spent the weekend in Riverside with friends. The recent rains have helped the raspberry crop greatly. The rain last Monday evening was exactly what we had been needing for lhe corn: ft (lid do some damage to the oats. however. Mrs. Gertrude Lenz of Iowa City has been spending the past week in the vicinity of Lone Tree. visiting her sons and their families. Mr. anti Mrs William T. Platt were week end visitors in Lone Tree, having driven from St. Charles, Ilinois to spend the Fourth with home folks. H. A. MeMillan and family visite:t in Burlington at the home of Mrs. McMillan's parents over the Fourth. returning to Lone Tree on Monda," morning of thi: week. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Johnson spent Sunday at the home of their son. Al- bert and wife. In the afternoon they visited with George, who is in the Rohrbacker sanitarium. Frank Kaalberg stopped in the hart, the dealer in Riverside He ex- pects to-go to Davenport for it the latter part Of,this week and will drive it home. " Friends of the Jahi family grieve to learn of th tragic death of the 19 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Jahnke of Muscatine. An account of his death will be found elsewhere in this issue. Reva Smtth and Vera Shultz of 0000SHINGS/Have 1 N°ticed Here i 1 and There iBy The Editor) ] I We met Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huda- chek and their daughter en Sunday of Burlington returned to their home on it hi s week. They were in Iowa City at Sunday after having spent a couple of  - • " the Rohrbacker samtarmm vsmng weeks here at the home of the form- relatives and friends. Although we er's grandmother. Mrs. Lucy Stone- have heard of this family for many barger, i years, we never before met them. As Mr. anti Mrs. Leonard Tyler, Iota] all who are acquainted with this faro- Smith and Dallas Lewis drove out lily know, they are fine people and have from Burlingtm Sunday and visited many friends in and about Lone Treo. at the home of the young ladies' '16 )'ears ago they moved from what grandmother. Mrs. Lucy Stonebarger. is now the Werbach farm and settled They returned o Burlington the same on a farm near VCest Liberty, which day. place has since been their home. They are subscribers of the Reporter and Frank Shea. salesman who makes have been for many years. We enjoyed Lonle Tree every Priday morning, meeting them. dropped dead :n What Cheer on Mm, day of this week, He was 4n his The wind did a little damage in and usual state of health and was sitting around Iowa City last Monday eve- tn a restauran.' when he suddenly ning. Several limbs were blown off i..a',sed away. His many friends in trees in the city and some oats was flattened to the ground. Corn was also Im,e Tree grieve to learn of his sud- d n demise,, blown pretty well down but that will all straighten up again before long. Mrs. Ben Jehle anti baby are in If the same wind had come a few Muscatlne where they are visitivg weeks later, after the stalks get roast- at the home of Mrs. Jehle's sister, ing ears on them, it would have be(n office last Friday morning and an- Mrs. Mile Rittenhouse for a few much worse. nounced that they have another babY' weeks. Mrs. Jehle is not in very good girl at their home. The little lady I noticed last week that the George was  health and she has gone there to rest Lenz family was putting a fine new born Friday morning and weighed , l up a bit She asks us to mail the Re- lawns fence in front of the house on pounds. All are toing nicely. I porter their farm northwest of town. The to her each week for sh( Chas. Hervert has purchased a new says she wishes to keep tip on te steel posts were being set in cement Overland Coupe from Mr. Rummel-thome news. and when it is all through it will be not only a beautiful fence, but a last- List of Expenditures ingoneas well. Its a fine thing to beautify one's home a little now and then: it ntakes life more worth living. Itemized list of erpenditures of the Independent school District of Lone The first farmer in the field with Tree, Iowa for zhe year beginning Jnly 1st. 1924 anti ending July 1st. 192. his binder that we know anything C. C. Mantle, salary and sup- plies ..................... $2412.04 Fern Carl, salary and supplies 1402.43 Margaret Burns. salary ..... 1342.50 Margaret Gearhart. sa.lary... 1350.00 S. U. I. tests, bulletins, etc... 20.98 MeConnell Map Co., map:.. 7.00 t Bi-Laterai Fire Hose Co.. hose .................... 70.56 Baker Paper Co., supplies... 70.05 I Helen . ..... 1215"00 i Educationnl Supplies Co., Younkin. salary Alice Stiles. salary ......... 97300 supplies ................. 21.98 Dorothy Kilbourne. salary... 895.00 I Educational Music Bureau, Eliza Eden, salary ......... 915.00 music ................... 28.19 Mildred Shellebarger. salary 932.25 I.Qwa Supply Co., mercury Thee. Rayner, teaching ...... 44.00 and equipment ........... Fan nie Patton, teaching .... 7.50 L. W. Stober. cleaning septic E. L, 5TcRoherts. coaching.. I. B. Duncan, salary ........ 26.50 100.00 1 tank .................... 120.00 112"00 I'W. R. Brewster, furniture ... 88.6, about was Charles Cerney. We don t say that he was actually the first one this season, but he was the first one that ,.e noticed out cutting oats. Charles is always an early bird and TH UP;I)A Y. his crops are likewise for harvest on time. NOTICE. To Whom It May Notice is hereby givenJ meeting of the Lone Tree Farmers held at Lone Tree. Iowa, day of January 1925, V. of the Articles of the Lone Tree Farmers chang[ were amended to! lows : a Article 4. The flairs of this shall be conducted directors, elected at the ing on January 24, 1925. office for the three the highest numl)er of three years and until are elected and qualified. office of the two the next highest number be two years and until ors are elected and term of office of the two tricing the third highest votes shall be one their successors are ified and at each annnal thereafter, directors to fill expirations as they ' their term of office shall years and until their elected and qualified. Article The election of the corporation shall be held I of corporation at the Lone on the fourth Friday of 1 and on the fourth F idl January hereafter At all and meetings of corporation, each entitled to one vote to lot by him in person. Ten by publication in a lished in Lone Tree, by mail to each given of all called or of stockholders. George Stocg, VVm. Fouchek, Flies destroy horse energy and worry cows Mat Stark. salary and music. 485.29 kLeo Walker. gasoline ....... V. F. Volta. salary ......... 715.00 |Lone Tree Tel. Co.. switch J. R. Corbett, coal. luntber, t' charges and calls ......... etc ...................... 1201"80 iCorbett & Ramer. supplies.. Lone Tree Reporter, print- John Krall. supplies ........ lng and supplies ......... Soukup & Carl, insurance.. A. E. Baumer, insurance .... H. A. McMlllan, insurance... F. H. Kirchner, Insurance and labor .............. Town of Lone Tree. water... G. B, Kirchner. salary and supplies ................. Iowa Electric Co.. light and supplies ................. Lone Tree Savings Bank, draft for paint flooring 52.30 Iowa Motor Co.. D.S. sup- 149.59 ] plies ...................... 137.25 1 Pittsburg Plate Glass Co.. 204.24 I paint .................... Iowa State College, bulle- 157.25 tins ..................... 50.25 i Lyon & Healy, music ...... Osborne and ('lark. M. T. *69.34 Lumber ................. 84.95 f Farmers Co-Operative Store M. T. supplies ........... I J. Masek, D. S. supplies .... Lone Tree Farmers Union • etc. Beck Duplicator Co.. sup- plies .................... Cecil Shellady, livery ....... Baker Paper Co,, paper ..... M, A. Garrett, repairing piano .................... J.L. Smith. labor on Gas Machine ................. W. H. Yakish, freight and ..................... 224.42; Ex.. oats ................. I Shoquist Br,s. supplies .... 17.31 Eclipse Lumber Co., tile 10.00t and nails ................ 18.39 M. Spelhnam call to Matthes I Josephm .her:),.trne, clean- 5.001 ing ...................... Amanda Mum::, eleaniny ... 2;.25 France Heirs. rent ......... Mrs. H. U. Bake:', board and 5,%491 room 3.50 31.10 41.95 24.25 .95 5.50 3.40 .94 128.13 .62 9.C5 1.44 46 31 :1.7)5 7.50 7.00 2.5.00 are less productive. REMEDY Columbia Fly Killer , Dr. Hess Fly Chaser Will save horse energy and increase the ' ply in cows. , We also have a line of fly nets and horse in stock. tegrams ............... Hugh Dunn. labor ......... Harry Stock. labor ......... Floyd Larew, labor ......... John K, leln, labor .......... XVm. S. Stout. labor ........ J, C. Platt painting ......... XVm. Rasche. sharpening tools 12.65 C. J. Loehr, draying and labor .................... 32.80 Muscatine Roofing Company, roof .................... 465.00 Matt Parrott & Sons. sup- llies .................... 1.71 Burlington Paper Co., sweep- ing compound ............. 4.00 J. Rudlick, tqning piano .... 6.00 V. Staid, football supplies... 144.43 Gee. Brolsma, fumigators and supplies .................. 103.99 Metropolitan Supply Co., supplies ................. 66.65 Thurston Supply Co.. M. T. supplies ................. 10.59 .................... 10.55 70.87 hqrs. Chas. Ziler. board ...... 8.60 85.07 1 V-Iopkins P.ro., supplies ..... 4.55 44-00!Baker Paper Co.. towels and 31.05 : supplies ............... 1t.00 !D. Appleton Co. book ....... 93.60 F, A. Owen Pt, b. Co., literaturo series .................. k. N. Marqui.t. Co.. book .... Scott Foresman Co.. texts... Allyn & Bacon. texts ...... D. C. Heath & ('o.. texts ..... Silver Burdett & Co.. texts.. 4S.00 1.94 4.22 6.9q 4.64 172.43 )-..7 25.7,¢I Oinn & Co.. texts ........... 210.82 Newson & Co., texts ....... 31.02 , N. Pahner Co.. texts ..... 4.12 American Book Co.. texts... 30 22 McMillian Co.. texts ........ .9.24 Houghton Mlfftin Co;, texts. 37.42 McIntosh Publishing Co. texts .................... :1..9 Morris Sanford Co., texts .... 14.g5 G. B. KIRCHNER. Secretary. NOTICE The board of directors of the Independent School District of Lone Tree Johnson County, Iowa, will meet July 94. 1925 at 8.00 P. M., at the Direc- tors Room of the Lone Tree Savings Bank. Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures at that time. G. B. KIRCHNER. Secretary, Ex'aelttures hacome, o, hcr Taxes to Extended Exlnded E. 1925 Source 1926 ba raised 1924 1923 General .................... $17000 $7000 $7000 $18314.17 16081.7 t School House .............. 2000 2000 1866.S$ 2068.7 Estimated taxes for $1,000.00 assed value $12.70. Estimated taxes in mills per dollar of taxable valuation $50.08. V. SMID PHONE US? Your teleldmne is a device thl-oUZh, which,, during the bltsv harvest days, you ean comlia¢L the servi¢.e of the I.one ] re Savings Bank wifliont taking time away from yolrr work. Remember that we're here to serve you every tmnking (lay, whether you can visit the bank in person or not, When you need us, you'll find read)', willing llellffulness at our enti of the tel¢phone wire. SAVINCS BANd FLY Bane of Horse and Cattle