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m THK ONTARIO ARGUS, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1918. HOTEL ARRIVALS IKU ROUSfe. i .... . . Hay I. F. B, Lloyd. Hoi-1 list, r, til ho M and Mr W,. . ), l . ')'. .!. Reblni tl and wife. Winona; R A Jol on Bhanlki . I tn. W. ( . I Mlf, V;il. ; Mr. TonniiiK- CAPTAIN KIEMNE 3 , : ' t-t' -3 v $"$ fon. Boise, V( rlnr 'lay. May -r,. H. Wall NynHii; W. M. Hartford, Pnrttand) A. W. Wo IMl, Nl pi Mrs. G. ... Vale, TTmrv. I:i . M;iy I J. P. Hnyden. ' tgjajlwlnn Franl I! Bella, Romedalei yf, h. i;, . rlomadaltj ,I.hn Machor, isfarnim; I. C. Bn tt, Ontario) R. A. Kalmy. W tfalli R. M. Jofcnaon, Bhnnik'i. Friday. May 7. H. C. Madison, Boise: T. it Goodhnn, LaOraadai Mr. I. A. Mil' . BrOfSai Frank Sels, Ilalvr; Mr. I ' Ml 'lorff, Caldwell; PfaUaM I .y tm h. .isa. Saturday. May H. John Mnrhos, Nai"ia: I'. 'olfiiian and wife, Hrnan; B. W. Cowan, Walla Walla, I. H. Ilnnter. Bakari Jan. Hunton, Midvale; L C. Brichoux, Haines; Mildred Wil on, Ontario. Sunday, May !. D. H. Huntor, Itnki i . Boise Hall Team, Boise; W. U. Kitno and wife, H. f, Klme and wife, Harper; Payette Band, Payette; Mm. W. O. Ruit, Juntura; W. M. Kenneda, I.aGrande; A. B. Anderson, Wriser; W. Kdwards, New Plymouth; D. P. Pollen, Owyhee; C. Hubbard, Weiaer; S. P. Bement, Baker; C. E. Ilarton, A. H. Gerdeau, Weiser. i . Farm and Garden ; ......;... GROWING VEGETABLES. ONTARIO BAND IS READY TO GIVE PUBLIC CONCERTS The Ontario Kncore Band was or- . - ,. . . w.thod. of iRanized October 20, 1914, by D. B. Information pi to Soil and Mtthoda or i Stad Planting. Colcord, at the request of several t1'i.rr.l by thn Units! HUtcs depart- 'members of the hih school, anl by meat r,f asrtoaltur . i , Carrots ,.,,'d to be sown very thickly ,t"c assistance of the Commercial club hiMinse the a Is me very sinnll and and others interested in musu. Moore Hotel. Tuesday, May 4 Mrs. E. Bergeron, Juntura; M. V. HohwtII, Boise; H. T. French, Cor-rmBa-, B. F. Ware, Boise; D. C. Brich sm. Hahsas. Ore.; W. E. SinKer, paitaburg. Wash.; G. G. Blanchord, Vitsfeurg, Wash; T. C. .Kastham, le. Ore,. WvdnosAay, May 15 . 3. P. Congdon, Boise; E. N. Strong and .rr. Portland, Orf.; W. C. So X, Pocatello; W. T. Gray, Boise; V I. Mmrr ii,,,., . I), R. Benson, Boise; H. Kuhn, Hoise; W. C. Spencer, I.u Graode. Thursday, May 6 V A. Hueae, Pocatello; Junies Mc Namani. Hoise; W. J. , Gray, Boise; L. T. Moon, Bataai O. D. Loveless, Bro- .11 Y. Hlackwell, Portland; O. W. Photo by ABMiioao Fraaa AaaoelaOoa. Captain H. 8. Klshne, commander of the American ship sunk by the Oer man raider Prln Eltel Frledrlch. ,,,Uf rllmiitra. HI ruins oi uiu mmm i"" " , . . A , ,olat cimiates. ( thc chlcng0 plckIlnK ! '.yen years ago, and Charles A. Gar dens IS IlKtiy (V i.Lii ...rtiu. im orv nniiu. '..,' ..o. ol.n a member of that or- Rawlins, Pocatello; Ed Hansen, Lo gan. Friday, May 7 G. Redman, Boise; W. N. Powell, Boise; L. G. Mitchell, Boise; E. R. Dalton, Boise; A. B. Anderson, Wei ser; D. C. Brichoux, Haines; B. F. Ware, Boise; S. Koppell, Boise; J. B. Powers, Medford. Saturday, Bsy 8 C. C. Carter, Grlnnell, Ida.; C. W. Prink water, Drewsey; C. W. Hlack well, MrCaU, Lla,; R. H. Dearmond and wife, Vale, Ore.; Fred Robertson, Drewsey; Thos. Jones, Vale; K. I. Bro- gan.. Vale. . Sunday, May 9 J. JV Nelson, Jordan Valley; Ernest 8. Smith, J.ordan Valley; Bert Hlatt, Hermiston; R. T. Hughet, Burner Ore.; I. K. WrJght, La Grande; C. J. Bull ard, IUi-e, J M Johnson, Boise; E. R. Keagle, Boise; E. M. McMsster, Union. (fennliiMte very slowly. An exeelletit plan Is to sow n few radish seeds with Hi.- . ;irrots ho as to murk tin; row and mako curlier cultivation possible. Two gOOd vin lei lex are early hcnriet norn and riiniitetinay. Cauliflower Is the most delicate mem ber of the Htwp family. With It the flower Is the part used for food. It does best In cool, moist climates. Tho irrentest su como If the heads start to form before or after the long hot summer days. It Is raised In practically tho same man ner as cabbage. Celery should be kept growing steadily nil through the season. Any check in Us growth such as frosting, wilting at transplanting time or in sufficient supply of moisture Is likely to cause It to go to seed. Chsrd or Swiss chard Is an oxcellent plant for providing greens daring the It consists at present of the fol lowing officers and members: President. Frank Kvans, clarinet. Viee Pres'dent-Treasurer. II Drnnn, clarinet. Serrctary, Rowland Kocnisr, bnss 0. la preferred for raising a good crop for pickling. Almost any of the various Hi rains of the white spine will do wen tuba. Director, D. B. Colcord, cornet. Soloist, George K. Stewart, cornet Alfred Holland, cornet. C. C Taylor, comet. Millard Sage rornet. William LOOS, cornet. Jay Husted, cornet. James lifer, saxophone. Robert Lees, alto. Rnlph Kmison, alto. Albert Holland, mcllophone. L. E. Raney, mcllophone. M. C. Shoup, cornet. Orville Walter, tenor. Peter Madden, tenor. Kphriam Harriot, slide trombone. Bryan Rabbi slide trombone. D. A. Grrgors slide trombone. lied Pender, buritone. Wallace Hoomhauer, E Flat Bass. Price Baker, snare drum. Charles A. Garvin, bass drum. Mr. Drane, th; wH kno vn agent of the O. S. L. Ry., was a member of the first Ontario band, organized fl L' sfeurEHH v n was a so a memocr oi mav or who is a fine sob a snan aasj or kAiTLtrUtinpL late eummer. It has leaves that re Bvu.iihi lieet leavea. except that they are a light yellowbih fJHsV Ths'lemvea are preparetl the aiiiue aa spUMeh and the stslka and mMrlbs ar used the same aa aaparngUa. t'lifiiuibcra. are lino be sown out of doors, A bea T7 apU Uostou pickling varieties are very popu in r. ganization. Egg plants require a long season and Mr Stewart, a high teiniKjrature. In our hot dry cornetigt wag forn,erly the leader of ..iiuniera they will do very well If the Co,o an(J hn8 oLiniM ure started earlj-. The fruits f,, aremoatly (SS or purple In color, of kindly consented to as.i. the con rather variable slw and shape. They ductor at rehearsals and concerts are usually sliced end fried for eerv- when they do not conflict with his lng. New York purpkt Is a good varl- duties at the O. S. L. depot, ety. c. C. Taylor was formerly a mem- Kndlve Is raised as a very early crop of Wallhinjrton band ana M. C in.pring. buttterasalstefal icrop m MexJco It la blanched In order to reduce lu ""i bltterneaa and make It more tender, band for several years. James I" ht lllnnehlng Is done In two or three played the saxophone in a Balom weeks by tying the tops together. Kn- Ore., band and D. A. Crega played dive Is often stored for winter uae lu wjtn gn orchestra in Idaho. L. E. the same way sa Is celery. iRamey is also an experienced pl.iv i Horaeradlab i a perenntal plant, but hw recenty JolW(, ,hi otI)d Is generally grown as an onnusl, n conductor wa- 'nmr o( fhf U raised by planting root cuttings lM conaucior wa no-, "tout four or six Inches long with the 'signal corps United Mates army p.t tops sbont three inches below. tba sur-; band at, Georgetown Heyjts, D. C. ZJ ik. ...II an.l atuint lirlil..pn tnr Iwn vsara diinni th. "ivil war I! llll'V v. u, ww ...... i m w . w , , t" m -- a - - ... K v.m, ThU Klilt un t C1AZ .J -!.. ruutM l..n.,.,k llieura linn ui iw iw. i iov,i 10 mm, ami " biih-v q .v.,' cuttings are the uitrel rooU trimmed M teacker of many musical oigan off of the large roots wbeo they sre eiAionil f the m,Hdle wett and in U p . harvested. The roots should all be " m.mh.r. .,. ,mo.v hnrvested at tlw end of the drat year. ".";, . " JTTi . , taking c.re not to break off any side students of the Ontario schools, many noa that would to left In the soil, or of them having had no previous musi i he horaeradlab will , become s very cal cducajson or expexience. They do totbereome weed. serve great praise for their perse Kohl rabl to the member of the csb- T.raoce n mastering the rudiments of tog family with an emerged stem It and of tlr In to ofw called turnip-rootad cabbage. . ;...,, to thei It Is ratoed by either transplanting the ", . ' J CALIFORNIA EXPOSITIONS EXCURSIONS Via Oregon Short Line Daily March 1. to Nov. 30 You can go via Ogden, Sail Lake and Los Angeles, and return via San rranclSCO, Portland and Huntintfonor vkevenaatacomparaMvely low exnense and cover Moat Interesting Scenic points of the Pacific Coast, including both Expositions. MAKE THIS YOUR BIG VACATION YEAR AND SEE THE WEST RIGHT. Ask agents for rates and further particulars or write, D. E. BURLEY, Gen. Pass. Agt.. Salt Lake City. DONN M. ROBERTS I a- 5 Tifc IT laW ' MBatMlii V.- afl ajar-,l asfl .aaaaaaaaaaB LsllVaslllK ' ' T Wasss SS) Ssassasaa aaaaasasi Public Notice To our curtttmTs living a Iting tho New Jitney Car Lines: Any f our customers huv- log ohargt nooonnti at thii It oft, who liv on either line 10 NytMa, Oregon, or New rivmoutli, Idaho, may order goods eill v by phone r mail ami upon reUt)8t vt wiU forward by jitney Lwf viee paying eliarges andoharg ing hiinu' to your aectnint. We will be pleased to reefiw rush orders mid run give yon quick MTVioi as tlu- ears ptt our enrner going both way. Our New Klos Fit Petticoats Here this week in abund- anei' of boauly. Made of Taffalatilk in tlu- new llaivd styles in all this seasons newe.-t sbailes. Priced $5.00 NioaliBM of sateen peti OOall i the new stylos. Priced $1. to $2.50 Jm ONTARIO JaV tw os e c onJ IV fJpMBaBaBpJa.jVaaBjBjBaajBBa.aaaaBBjaiaMaaaaMaaaasaanssaaaaajaaaaa - f ailK I I IHUB. -- " M . i - - b.ba mm mr taaaaai t if anwinv aaaaa bbii "raZirwloT rs-T:S3t TsnTulugVo 1 rtn will b. given by the da about a ,outh bafor. d cau afcht loebsav lu wW It I. surftrlban. tje cVpark. near the depot, . jt a k.. ...ii f turnlnav . i if, Invarwraek. commencing May HO. I -i as Oonn M. Robarts. Mayor of Tsrra Hauts, Indians, who wss aentancro to als ysars' Imprlsonmsnt for atactica frauds. Boots For twenty years we have been the riding boot store of Canyon, Harney and Malheur counties and to-day bet ter than ever for best looking, best wearing and most reasonable priced line of riding boots to be found. Graduating Dresses A lot of new dainty dresses in the ready to wear department just re cieved by express for the graduating girls, also the piece goods department is showing a lot of very choice material for dain ty dresses. Summer Parasols The sensation of the season isour showing of new pattern in summer parasols and with in the last three days we have added two more express shipments, you want to see these in all the new colors in plain, dots and stripes. Straw Hat Weather Is Here Mens new straw hats pur chased right and priced right to you. All the newest 91(i shape? in styles that in clude the new pencil brim, telescope, high crowned and staple shapes, preferred by conservative men. All sizes to fit everv head. Men's UndVear Every man should take ad vantage of our splendid un derwear stock and get what he wants both as to make, cut and price. Now on display. - - Lot of Bovh and C-irls Jm' ontawo 7 iaW Rompers and Wands on I mtzBrm display this week of arw sirT4 The Little One Make. WW H Priced 35c to 50c, I Lgpf W k mduKDi, f sSaarT9a 1st 1 ! 'aC I Ml If you are interested in the culti- uating of corn or other crops you want to see our large line of culti vating implements. We receive them direct from the factory by the car load and can be of real service to you. Hay cutting will soon start and we have just re ceived two cars of cutting machinery for you to aelect from of the Deering make, Notice! Attend the Free dem onstration of Armours Grape Juice Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. jWoJffARlO jfM IWoRtOONjl m I aasWBaaaaasPr u'