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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1914)
THE COURT HOUSE ONTARIO PROPOSES TO BUILD For Malheur County. Bonds have been Voted and Sold and Money is Now On Deposit in the First National and Ontario National Banks to Complete and Equip the Building. i ' 'IJg""1'!1' 'i!''',p ...... ,...-iipn,(lw. mJJllllLL ' "'."." ilS'Jr.l'tfS-w-- AUI.'. -.--. --J. '-L .JwJMWag ppoposr,o coir r nousr. tut KKLtttMl - COUNTY ONtAI I.l-l- M TLUTRM-OTTli & 111MMKL - AUCttTS RM Y r'-V-i I & J"T ' I ftw tJt j- , r-. cj I -T" ijcs-H Wf 1 i - " i j "f "itNk i r-i J ia.. r i L- ca -d '(CSJS"""ln (1 W ii i j i ruTii1"-1 i'lk&Si,? j l fifaf t j gmTa"'1 H 1 J 1 U i ' iS-rrL '-" "STJaw m WjgjEJeMaeaelcLi6.f rMawatMnM, 1 v - el W I V !l r 1 J ' a .B a" M 'S I -I ' I 111 K BhH it I J"4 AJ I I I IK ft.ll k t' ; L- rnvm ' J ' I IPHp ': PFF PPT1 pT , J I J-SMifff?n sew Jillaep-: --J ,s , fcJ i - a THE FRUITLAND NEWS While Mr William I lotion birk ami family were returning frooi Ontario OIH' evening l.i -1 week nimconc on horseback run Into Iht'lr rlK break ing It and tin harness ho It wan necessary to get a rnln Ontario to get luiiiii' Fortunately no one wan burl 'liny wen unable to ascertain who I ln rider waa 'I'll.- P V. earn hit one of W. J. ltuasell'a fine Jersey heifers laat Tui'Hilm breaking lioth hlml lege anil otherwise bruising her ao tin- ui t ton mini killed her Mr Scrltchfleld hlrod two strang ers to pick apples who weir lodgljig limit (In' beet dump and claiming they wanted work He left them sleep In hi. ham and gave them a larpuullne and lieddinK to uHe while there They proved very alow work er, and only stayed two days when they koI tired of a Joh. They went to Krultland Mercantile Co., and pur chased four dollars worth of gooda on i r. .Ill They left In the night tnkliiK Mr. Scrltchficld'stiirpaiillucunil lieildlllK which ho had loaned them, new picking bags he hoilKht for them to UHe and a good lariat rope. Miss Ferguson a ilcacouusa of the M. K church met with the Queen Kather Circle at the home of Ireno Cotton la.. i 8atunla afternoon and Kavo a beautiful talk She aim) cave a very IntereHtluK talk ut the rloae of the Christian Kudeavor meetlllK Siimlay eViiiliiK Work on the new lumber and roal yarda are IiuIuk built by the CbhIi Lumber and Coal Company Is pro KreaaliiK and will he ready for uae before winter The M Iv LadliH Aid meetluK thla week at Kpworth Hall, Thurmlay after noon The W. C. T. IT. meetlnK this week at the home of Mm II. K ! ' i i Tuenda afternoon The parking houaea in and around l-'rultlaud are ruuntiiK full forces try Iiik to kcI the Jouathaim packed and ahipied out of the wuv to aiake room for the later varieties that are rdy for market Mr. Tom Wendell la doing good work hulling clover with hi- new huller for the people around Iruit laud iiii , wuuk. The fainmiH OcMomh family will kW a coiuert at the McthodliU cliurih Wedneaday eveniiiK of thla week. Rev Fox who with hi family have been here aeveral weeka will aoon leave (or Wendell where ho will take up the land agency bualneaa. Several from thla aeciion took ex hibits to the .mint', fair thla week at Caldwell. Karl Royaton a nephew of J M. Royatou left Thuraday for hla home In Italtimore, Md , Hla roualn Scuyler Ko btou accompanied him aa far aa Twlnn Falls where they will vlalt Sruyler'a ilater Mra i:i Williams formerly of this place. I). I). Hunt and 8. C. Dean attend ed a aale at Nyaaa, Thuraday of laat week Mr and Mrs C W. Young are en Joyliig a vlalt from their daughter Golden and husband, whoae home I a in Kansas Karl Cotton left Thuraday for Salem to take the second year at the Willamette I'nlveralty. News have been received here of the death of Mr A. L Tuttle which orrured September la, in Lopez. Penn. at the home of hla alster Mra 8. M Johnson. He ami his family were ainmi. tin' curliest settlers In this vlclnltt having come In 1S:I, where he resided until a short time ugo when he went to llaltliuore, Maryland, to the Johns Hopkins hospital to take treat ment for a growth ou his neck under the care or lir. Howard Koiiey who; used the radium treatment, but dll not effect a cure. He leaves six chil dren who have the sympathy of their friends here Laat Friday waa the first meeting of the Mothera' Circle, thla school year. There waa a good attendance and the program was good. Mr. and Mra Tuttle and daughter ; Kllxabeth, who have heeu visiting aeveraJ weeka at the W O. Cotton home left Thuraday for Tacoma, Waah. America to Observe Special Peace Day For Europe on Sunday, Oct. 4. Bal mac aans Mackinaws Sweater Coats IN GREAT VARIETY ALEXANDER ONE PRICE CLOTHIER ONTARIO, OREGON iwwncbCuEDFRCM VESSEL I Fifty-Eight Llvea Lost When Steamer Leggett ginks off Yaquina Head. Aatorla There waa a loss of life of at least 68 persona when the ateam schooner 1'i.in. Is II Leggett foini.hr ed In the heavy aeaa off Yaquina Head aouth of the Columbia river. The known eurvtvore are Alexander Parrell, of Sacramento, Cal., and Geo. Pullman, or i'ollman, of Winnipeg, Man. Moth were reacued by the oil tanker Frank II Buck. The Leggett was eu route to San Francisco from Uraya Harbor ports One of the aurvivors, having been sufficiently revived to be interviewed, said that when the deckload of the Leggett waa waahed overboard the holda immediately filled with water, the vessel going down like a rock, the hatches having not been put on before leaving port. Two boats were launch ed from the Leggett, but were at once capslsed, there being at one time in plain alght from 2b to 30 persona in the water, clinging to wreckage in all direction, but dropping off one by one. The known paaaenger list, furnlahed by the owners at San Francisco, to taled 36 Resides Captain Maro, the Leggett carried a crew of 24 men. Peace Talk la Checked. Waahmgton President Wilson feels that the opportune moment for the United States government to exert its influence effectually for peace in F.u rope has not arrived For the pres eiii. it was said, unotticial and infor mal efforts to persuade the Washing ion government to press for peace in Europe would be uuavailiug. "O Cod, who tutl nude o one M.-.l til inn.. ii ot in. n In dwell on til llie fat. of Um etrlli, nJ who in th Holy Word hi uuftit in thi One i our Kither. even (vJ, end i-'.o .11 e r brethren! We pray lh ,n ln" ',,k hour ol num. ......Hi .ti.lr it ji Hi.' . wilt opea the ey ot the people ud Ihote MM " "" N .ii" rr un.ii.-.l with the auihuril) ! ifmernaiKc to tee and undcrlan.l their right and true re lat.mi to thee and ihruiuih thee to one au.rthrr Teach them b ihy tptm thji hairtd and viulente are not ttrensth htn wcakiieu that ihe tnic uteguard ii. t ol . nation it not to be found m weapon ol war bm is thote eternal princiilet which make lor n(hteHitnet and truth and brulherhnod and pcare Cite to lime B4M i''-.'1 tuAei in (lie war which it rafin. now the ronaal Mont ol tli race Hal the nek eon tori the woim.lrd minitlrr to the .lyin. and bind up Ihe broktn hean Bniig we pray thee lu a tpeed end 'tut nun nali.mal tiilc and hatten the nine when peace thall Anuriih nut ol the earth, and all thall dwelt togethet in nun and Ut tnJ wai thall he no more We b H w the Name ol Our awout. Jrr.it ChriM Amen1" Prepared hy Biauor r.tate 32k T. ACINI C. 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Peace aervtcea will be held lu cburdiee throughout the land, irrespective of denouiluatiuu. Seruious for peace ui Europe will be delivered, songs for peace will be auug and prayers for peace will be offered. A hymn entitled "Pence," written by Juhu Hay ues Holmes and sung to the music of st Angea" by J. B. Dykea In ltwki, n. re reproduced, baa been recotumended aa the national peace day aong by the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America and the Church Peace union. Among the peace prayer especially written for the day U one by Uisbop Greer of the Episcopal trsurco, also reproduced here. ,