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Paint Your Own
Carriage
you can do it yourself and at little expense.
It's easy to give it a beautiful, hard, brilliant,
varnish-gloss finish in black or rich appropriate
colors.
ACME QUALITY
CARRIAGE PAINT (Neal's)
is made especially to give to buggies, carriages
and vehicles of all kinds, a tough, durable, glossy
finish that will look well and wear well. An
ideal finish for settees, flower stands, porch furni
ture, garden tools and all surfaces
that must withstand exposure and
hard usage. Ready to brush on
and the label tells how.
McBRATNEY-McNULTY HARDWARE CO.
ONTARIO, OREGON
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Buick Model 31
Fine Passenger Car, Very Roomy, fully Equipped
$1,285 f. o. b. Flint Mich.
What a Buick Has Done For Others,
a Buick Will Do For You,
Records of the past are the promises for the future.
At the beginning of 1913 season there were 110,000 on
the road, and everyone of those 110,000 has a record.
It is nothing unusual to see a Buick, which has run
from 25,000 up to 100,000 miles and even more. And
you never hear of a worn-out Buick.
" started out in ray model 17 Buick in six inches of snow on the morning of
Februry 3rd to post some sale bills. 1 covered 94.4 railet- over roads nobody
else had traveled since the snow, and was in high every minute, up hill in
cluded. I left my motor running all the time I was posting, and used 9
gallons of gasoline for the trip. I have watched several other makes of cars in
the past two years, and every time 1 huve seen a Buick, it has always been do
ing the work. When a Buick hus gone :J-0,400 miles and still mil us good us
new, it is quite enough to convime me that Buicks are built the way they
ought to be built." ' J- U OUAMtM, Portland, Kansas.
The Famous Buick Overhead Valve motor is guaranteed to have
more power and more speed than any other type of motor on the market. It will
pull stronger on low grade gasoline than any other type of motor ever built and
the fuel consumption is less.
Roadsters and Touring Cars $950 to $1650. F. 0. B. Flint
Catalogue on Request
SEGUINE AUTO COMPANY, Agents
Ontario, Oregon
12 STATED J JIN CRUSADE
O'Hara, of Illinois, Tails of Aid Prom
ised In Anti-Vice Movement
Springfield. III. Lieutenant-Dover
nor O'Harn, chairman of the senate
committee Investigating the "whlta
slave" evil In Illinois, announced he
had received letters from governors
of 12 states offering to cooperate with
him to suppress the traffic In women
and kindred evils.
The governors from the following
states have responded: New York,
M I achuaetta, Wisconsin, Virginia,
South Dnkota, South Carolina, Missis
sippi, Michigan. Kentucky, Georgia,
Wyoming and West Virginia.
THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Wheat Club, 86c; bluestem, 88c;
red Russian, 86c.
Hay--Timothy, $15; alfalfa, fll K0
Butter Creamery, 37c.
Eggs Candled, 18c.
Hops 1912 crop, 17c.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 16o; Wll
UuiHtte valley, 20c,
Seattle.
RAILROADS CHANGE PLAN
Final Dlaaolutlon of 8outhern and Un
ion Pacific Uncertain
St 1-ouls. The Union Pacific South
ern Pacific dissolution plan, which con
tcmplntcd a preferential traffic agree
ment between the two Harrlninn roads
for the use of the Penlcla cutoff, from
Oakland to Sacramento, Cal., waa
abandoned In the federal court here
by the Hiirrlman interests, and it now
devolves on the railway attorneys and
the Attornc Oencrul to devise a new
arrangement to carry into effect the
dissolution decree of the federal au
preme court.
Wheat Uluesitcm, 0c; club, 8tc;
her Russian. M
Mi If
Hutter Creamery, 3Gc.
liny Timotli. $16 per ton; alfalfa, gaVe of the shooting was that "his
$14 per tou. w,(, had MM him all."
Tong Wars in Three Coast Cities
Portland Two killed, one wounded.
The dead, Lam Foon and Chung Ah
Cong: wounded, Hlng Man. Victims
members of How Leung tong; assail
ants, Hop Sings.
Seattle Three wounded. They are
Chin On and Chin Yin, of Hop Sing
tong and W. Q. Yon, of Hip Sing tong
How Leung gunmen blamed.
s.ui Francisco Loula Jin, of Hop
Slug long shot and killed by membet
of Ming Kong tong.
Protessor Oscar t'lon. detnouHtrai
or at the Minnesota school of agricul
turo, surrendered himself to the police
at St. Paul, admitting that he had shot
and killed Myde N Darling, a laundry
driver. Thc only explanation Olson
A Money Saver
Is What the People Call Farley's Furniture Sale
This is a forced sale to raise money
and prices have been made so low that you
can save money by buying now. Be sure
and see the stock and prices.
In the New Store Room
J. H. Farley Furniture Co.
st National Bank
Of Ontario. Oregon
Capital. Surplus and Profits $125,000.00
Known For Its Strength
With ample resource, for nil legiti
mate Demands. Owned, controlled
nd managed by local men, who
have had years of active banking
experience. This hank stands for
the develupnirnt and advancement
of Ontario mid the mrrounding
oonntry,
We offer every accomiuodat ion and
torviot in keeping with safe
Banking and solicit your butineea,
A Qmd Hank in a (,'ohI Country"
A. LCOCKBUM, President; T. TIKNBUIA, Vice President ,
f. K. KKNVON. Cashier ft B OOOOtlM. Ass't. Cashier.
C W. PI. AIT, Ass't. Cashier
SAVING TIME ky TELEPHONE
intJ
Means Not Only
Time But Money
Do you ever consider how long it takes to travel the
distance from your house to the Doctor and Merchant
andwlut timeyou save by Telephoning? If your
time is worth anything you cannot afford to be
without a Telephone.
Maiiieur Home Telephone Co.
NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
The Tariff Must Be Settled First
Says President
Washington. No currency tof Its
tlon or any other legislation !1 be)
taken tip at tin- extra MMlo . I
congress dispose of tlM tnrlft I Mh
la UM position which PresldoiH II
prnrtlrnlly ngreod upon, nceordlnr I
Representative A. Mitchell Palmer nf
Pennsylvania, chairman of the ! e
cratlc cnur.ua, who discussed le, le
tlon with him.
The president hna been ndvU.
Representative Oscnr Underwood, ' e
Democratic majority leader, na to uio
atntus of the tariff bills belnK 1 I M
ed by the wnys and means civ lOO.
He learned that the commit .. was
making rapid progress, but , hat It
nilRht not he ready on Ap:.i 1, the
date originally fixed for tl. opening
of the new congress. Mr. I'ldeiwood
thought nt leant a wok hum.' hi u!d
be Riven to preparation M h aTM
on Mr. I idefWOOeVl idYlce, i'uai Mr.
Wilson fixed upon April I tie re la no
doubt that he will HUM I UltOf date
when Issuing his proeliiinatinn.
Tillman Loaea Hia Hard FlQht.
Senator Tillman, of South Ciuolliift,
lost his lone, hunt fii-hl for the chair-
ip of the pnweiful selinte eom-
not;, i ni Appropriation! Pbo Demo
cram OonnlttM Hata n.corda the ap
propriations chairmanship to Monalor
Martin, of Virginia.
Helical chang. ; In MM method
controlling senate legislation and ro
mlttoea wore approved by the pen
rratle managers anil will be offer
for adopt Ion by the caucus. The
recommendation are:
All committee chairmen ahaJI ho
HiTirii by tin' Democratic members
of the coiimiltw I In- practice baa
been for the steering committee to
appoint all chairmen; a majority of
th. iiemorratlc membera of any com
mittee may rail a meeting of that
committee at tin time
Membera of "conference commll
teea" shall be aelected by the Demo
cratlc majority of the committee hav
ing charge of tee legislation lu quee
tton. Few Big Poeltlone Filled Before April.
There will not be many appoint
nouiH before April 1. It Is now believ
ed here. The puiidcnt and hla cabin
et find It Is safer to run along for a
time with the old hands on deck than
to cii.mge them nil for meu quite new
to their dunes
Then there la a great deal of em
barritaainent over making aelectlona
from among the uat number of appli
cants Almost any atale In the union
could furnish a full quota of offlclala
to run the eovci nmeut with eune and
linn IiiiM enough K il nirn and (rue
to keep things from going to smash
t home Indeed, mutiy of the stutea
are offering to do Juat about that.
LaFoliette Makaa Whlta Houae Call.
Henator I .a Pollette made his first
call at the White House In more than
tbrei years Id' was an In v It l guest
tiud spent aliuoit au hour with the
prtshli'iit lie VOttU til-ike M stnie
ment aa to the purpose of hla visit,
but II MM I M ' ' " ' h i d..a
that he uar In. lied to d hciiss h-glsla-tlve
lUetlolh w.lh the PMBjMcbI
'I In- nt was i.i i al) liiillin
lnar to othoti tO M I" Id latOI OUMf
procre Ivt III bo asked to
the While MMH licilll lll.ie to tlln
and th.- pn : .' I 0MM that r v
Of tin in will fii 11 oio l.'iil I.
up w .'I. the U i i ii. p iH:iiii i. .
Irl.iluill
Appropmtio Creed One Billion.
tpi . .i in I " lai i MfMOB "f
, mi reaa, the miihIi) tt il
and the lad: n apl roirlittion bill,
whirl' ute in I..- put ttUsMgh it III.)
coming . Kl i ' ' ii. d l,
MJ Ml
Tin net i u out by
Cluii ; Id '.I il" apliroprlu-
tions oomn ' h toiiiiei speitk-
er f'aiui'iii, for no H.-publicai, agree
on thai 'hi I nniiun adds, however,
thai in .mil. i inn lu that amount, con
traciK authorised for public works
involve lurlli.r expuudlturea of $7ti,
866.714 National Capital Brevitiea.
l'r.- nl.-iit WUhoii appointed Dover
nor llurko of North Dakota, treasurer
Of the United St. iles
Id, hard OlMJPi (,r Huaton. to whom
President Wilson offered the post of
Au.h.isKolur to I i real llrltaln, has de-
Clllieil
Office seekers have pressed A l tur
tle) Central M It.-.wioliis to the point
when i en obliged lo order
III' (1. -pai lllli-llt of JUrtlll' lohll'l tO all
- ai 4 II p. in , senators and
r.n . hi-. mi hided
i Hi in and Asli.irti-.nlor
. ,i hanged ratlficatloue of
. w mon iiljpiovd bv the
.'ling lor a l. Tin of
ineinan pt
i i hi i
i - be.-n
i i . ' . f r
ii rill be held
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