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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1916)
THK ONTARIO A HOI'S TIU'ilHDAY, AUGUST 24. 11 jA.ii; aix Range and Alfalfa Land at reasonable prices and on 10 year terms Stockmen should get in while the getting is good. We have sold 98 sections during the la&t 90 days Oregon Western Colonization Company A. W. TROW, Agent ONTARIO, OREGON FOR WEEK NOTED I'nyrolls .ml llniluslrte That Olw l.lw I iiiil..i in. -ill ( I iiln.r In vestments mill t omlltions Unit Htliiiiil.tfe rnmprrltt iiuil New Kiiterprles. WHO IS YOUR BEST FRIEND? THIS BANK, OF COURSE It MlT6i you ivvvy day in the year by earing for your moiu'v, UMMDJ preventing its being lost or ittered away. It not only does this, but it pays you for the privilege of doing so by paying five per ent interest on your time densits. It gives you the free benefit of expert advice n any subject involving the use or handling of money. It will loan you money at anv time on ap proved security, and lid you in its investment and advise you in its management, if you so de sire. It will aid you in majiy other ways if you will niva it the opportunity. We invito you to open an account and become a regular patron, und pay your bills hy check. It is the modern business way, and it is the feat war. ONTARIO NATIONAL BANK ONTTAKIO. ORKGON Earl Wayland Bowman IDAHO'S MOST VERSATILE WRITER The Boise Capital News Special Representative With the Idaho Regiment at the Border. Mr. BoWOMIl reports daily ;ill the doings of the Idaho boys and news of the camp, and sends a special illus li.ited feature -out ribut ion each Sumlas. i miI Mfribiiig loi the Boise Evening Capital News at the regular rate of SOo per month, readers of this paper i .in secure tlii exceptionally attractive reading. The paper will lie sent to am atldiv.s mi vili either at Kogaleti i the loved one of to your own or some frienda addretw, The Capital News, Boise, Ida. Note If there is anythiug Mr. Bowman can !" for von at the ('amp write him in raiv of the Capital S w k, rhdti, Idaho, and he will chcerl'ullv do it. He .tllt- to he of feal sel lee to the lto s of tile Second. THE UNIVERSAL INSTRUMENT 1 uuty ywn ago the t through personal Initiative necessity within the. reach lifts had but one telephone mat business has service wl lit ut broad, and every bruu wry other by an iuurtoniuiu The telephone has earue now 8,000.000 Bell telephone (,000,000 talks dully elephone was a luiury. Today, uud private enterprise, It has become of everybody. Where once a busl witti a limited talking range, today lli a range three-quarters of a coun cil of every business Is linked to ev- nlcating telephone system d Its responsible place and there are s in this country, over which go Ker lie 1 1 Telephone is a l.tmu Distance Station. Malheur Home Telephone Co. flalem, Aug 14 -Oregon gets $127,678 road money from forest reserve fuml State humane society establishes re treat for sick and disabled hornet near Portland IVnrlletoii gnts I'nrniers union gig valor and Kr.un cleaning plant, to cost $26,000 Niiinptor I'owiler Uiver MlnloYf Cw . '" ii'ii iiii.iriiinn house uml cot tages) for men The hill to confiscate all land rents nml Htiili' liilmr bureau advoratng six imiir Jji nre clouds on Industrial sky St. John gjajtg ilrliikliix fountain nml playgrounds. St. Paul secures a cement tile and block factory. Oardlncr will get $14,000 plank io.ni to Junction with Wllllamette Pacific highway. Hums voted $125.00 to build con nection to Oregon Short Line from Ontario North Bend Not believed railroad strike will stop Coos Bay railroad Jubilee August 34-86. Astoria f I 2 bridge to be built across Sklpanon Creek. Florence Porter Bros, sawmill. Idle two years, starts to cut 16.000, 000 feet. Hood Klver l.arge Interests unit- lag to build Mi Hood highway loop. North Bend Kruse ft Banks ship yard laying keel of third big vessel this year. Wrexham Outlook We are Inclln- il to believe that the big atrike Is ! being engineered by some of the high ly paid railroad trainmen In order to get a vacation in which to spend their money. Whether settlers get lands or not, a hundred officials get Jobs classifying the O. at ('. land grant lands. s.dioo Standard Oil Co . builds now $10,000 storage plant State fish hatchery to be erected Hallway trainmen at Portland op- pin. strike and favor arbitration. Bend First castings made In new 1 foundry IiuIUIiuk erected here Owing to the cowardice of politics the water power development Mils go over to the next session of con gress. Suiherlin brick and tile factory starts running. Philomath Marys Klver Lumber Co., building two mile logging road Business meu generally uphold the Single Item veto amendment Orant Fee, San Francisco, low bid der ou Portiaud post office $762, iinii Swift Packing Co. in North I'ort luinl will erert $150,000 building I'niilunil Miss Tallin's private BtJtOOl ,ii oMuver to have $16,000 adililion I oiuiiilii.i county candidate fur the legislatare demands "repeal of sup ffloom troth lows." i ons liny leal- all roaM harbors six to one shipping- lumber to S.m Krauclsco. Salem $20,000 to l. .xoi-mleil in proinotnig Oregon duir Itnlil ir M.-.lloliI iollii.ll riinftrillb IHilll bond Issue for railroad to nine Lodge i i armsprlngs h riguliou ilmtrlt't votes on $750,000 holnl Austin and White Pine sawmills in lull opofgttlog) Maker Ore mill ut Conner -i . k uiine starts employing 40 to 50 men. Sahin - Three-story furiiilure store erected one floor given to ba by luiKKie and day nursery. Springfield News has enlarged to six column all home print. A general railroad strike would paralyze the lumber Industry god endanger the food supply of the whole country The unions never did o more unwise tiling than threaten a general strike and refuse all arbi tration of differences. Of the $76,000 appropriated by the federal government for road con struction in Oregon under the terras of the Shackleford bill, the state highway commission proposes to spend $70,000 on the Columbia hlgh- a There Is a general protest from the rest of the state With Oregon lumber company's mill ut DtOi plant ot itgnlOJ Small lumber company at Great Point and a half dojeu smaller nulls operating iu full blast, daily average of lumher shipments from Hood River is great er than iu uu former soosoa FOR A MERCHANT MARINE WITHOUT FEDERAL COMPETITION. A en In. we mini build iiji our men Ininl uimliie It ill not -! Hid to put the i;n ii niiiiul Into ! rompotitloo with ini.ne own- er Thiit, It gftMM M me, t 4 a counsel of folly A surer way of destroying the promise of our foreign trnde could hardly le de- i. Isctl It has well U-eu asked. "lines the oim ei iinieut Intend to I- operate nl a profit or nt a loss? We need the oncnuriiKeiiicnt nml protection of covertitnetit for our shipping Industry, but It cannot nfTord to have the troveniment ns a competitor. 'nun Mr. Hughes' Spcedi of Acceptsnce. DECRYING INTERFERENCE, WE INTERFERED IN MEX ICO EXASPERATINGLY. m The dealings of the admlnla- trillion "Mil Mexico i ouslltlllo a c KjfgSJgS i linpter of liluiiilers We have iml helped Mexico She lies prostrate. Impoverished. famine stricken, overwhelmed with tho woes and outrages of IgdOmecino atrlfe. the helpless victim of a condition of aunrvny which the course If the admto- Istrntliiu only served to pnimote. 4 For ourselves, we hare wit- neseed the murder of our cltl- sens snd the destruction of their property We have made ene- lilies, not friends. Instead of commanding respect nml deserr- Ing gMsl will hy sincerity, 4 firmness and consistency, we provoked misapprehension and deep resentment. In the light of the conduct of the admin Istrstlon no one could under 4 stand Its professions. Decrying Interference, we Interfered most etasperatlngly. We bare not even kept nut of active con- Diet, and the soil of Mexico la 4- stained with the blood of our soldiers. We have resorted to -t- physical Invasion only to retire without galnbig the professed object. :t Is s record which cannot he examined without a profound sense of humiliation. From Mr. Hughes' Speech of s Acceptance. 4 ' II VatfT m LaBsBBsEJl xHaH LV bsbbbbI Rj2LA asMaaaaaaaal BB L3wMmsP.aatafti sasWJmlH aaBsaHBBBBBBBBaltPMsflA 1 " nmtf JbbbbW'JbbbWJ - . .bbbbbI : BsaWrsaWKalK tf" "at?: Ba 'f Biff) ll1 X t It 1 Cj laBBaVAjfVf yJaaF RIFLES canon, ase. Hew Mush Is New Left ef the Osl timers flatfermf The president had boldly algned the Pork river and harbor bill, aud tola facile en Is dripping with Ink eager to attach Itself to a iork public build ings bill. The ft ieiidiiest apologlsta of the prea- h' uil's part In the profligate waate of money wrung from the people by tip presalve taxation have notblnt, better to aay fur him thau that It Is bsrdly fair lo expect a tutu to say "I forbid:'' In his preeldentlsl year when be Is a candidate. The foregoing words describing the profligate wssto of the people's money with executive approval are taken without change from a plank of the platform on which Woodrow Wilson was elected In 1012: "We denounce the profligate waste of money wniug from the eople by opprcsalv. taxation through the lavish appropriations of recent Itepubllcau congresses, which have kept taxes high aud reduced the pur. basing power of the people's toll. We demand s return so t Mat simplicity und economy which bents a democratic government." 11 .w much Is now left of the prin ciples declared and the promises reg istered nt Baltimore us inducements to cltlrcns to oic for Wilson. Possibly It U because be ami Ills party have been such reckless, such wholesale rcpuillutors of the pledges of 1919 (hat lew s.m g icmeiiilier Of care to reuicnil.ei whal pledges were made In his behalf uboiit forty days ago at st. i.i.uis. New fork Sun. I . other 1 1- THE AMERICAN WORKING -f MAN 8HALL NOT SUFFER The Itepubllcau party stands for the prluclple of protection. We must spply that principle fairly, without abuses, In as scl- entitle s msuuer as possible; aud congress should be aided by the Investigations of an expert body. We aland for the safeguarding of our economic Independence, s for the development of American luduatry, for the maintenance of American standards of living We propose that In the couipetl- tlve struggle tbst U about to 4 come the American working- uisu aball uot suffer 1'ioui Mr. Hughes' Speech of Acceptance. Phrases which will NOT tie- cur in the Woodrow Wilson 4 speech ot eccsptsnes: Psychologies! prosperity. Melsssss to catch flies. Strict accountability. Too proud to fight. Saints tho flag. G.t Viitg Butt in. 'mgEffifit? jmBr&: SST P I V - I, '"'sTaaHxaageaB FOR (JropfiBgalifiKoraai?rOwa0at or .t.ipnin J a crtirrfinrf tfrif 1y rm .J a. .-.... ..wLoul vailK !,'" -iiwbj srsssisrenw - w-w mock. 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June 30, ll lt -vtlt lit h s Iaans and Investments $3Sl,tl0.56 Overdraft Tt.I Stock In Reserve Bank .1.00 OS Really and fixtures . . ,14)1.41 t aJi Reset i e 10T.IIM.44 $62. $48 13 t i win mi s C'epMal 160.000 00 Surplus and profits .... 62,0(8.13 Circulation 81,600 00 Deposits 486,775 4$ : $61. $43 St KNOWN MR ITH sli:i M.l It r Six More Days In which to get a regular $2.50 Ironing Board FREE! With the purchase of any Electric Iron THIS WEEK ONLY We will give one of these Famous Boards. Call at once. Idaho Power Co. fjOMtMe HAli e ai av- A0H.H,TOjaT,Oa,atax; sag THE "GREATER OREGON' With mom aulldlnaa. Sol tor ooul.i V MSIIlaai to IU tarultr. tho lnl.cr.lt aoal. anS afUrafia will boats IU (ortf-flral laar, Tsaa ear. Soalossaor if, ISIS. Ssrlal Umlaloa In Cnaiiit.ni, Jourmsll.ui Arrhltoctura, Lav.XCoeiclBo.TonrKlna.Llbra rF Work. Music. Pttjalcal Trmlnlna and Mas Aria. Larao and strons dotwrtssonU ml LlWor- l f.lu. tl..,, Llbrarr of oaoro than SS.000 rolaaaao. flf loon balldlnaa fallv equipped, two apleadld sis. ooalti a. a. Tuition rroa. Doranltorloa for man and tor wvasoa. Kipoaaoo Lowest. Writs for frooonUJosa,addroaalna Xtoaiatrar UNIVERSITY OF OREGON I II a NK. IIKKCON I I " BgsBTBgsHgsi -1 Bggflxsl IN bIh h gn,tHfcr.t V Nt IM C0Us.AllOk.AL. auiLOtxtj Try The Argus for Want Ads T D ,, '