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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1916)
THURSDAY, 0 TOBBR 16, mirt TUB ONTARIO AIIOWS ta;k six V Classified Advertising A column that gels results for the buyer as well as those who have goodl for sale Five cents ptf line per insertion Phone 19 J i OR SALE l-'nll IALI OK TIIAPK l.o'" 4 ml 411. block 6 .Vlllii I'nrk 14 particulars writ box f.64, Oregon al Kol! SAI.i: One wagon I I . ljr new, 1 nt buggy liani"i, 1 work hui tic- W. A. Crook , plume 162 M. "f 1 fOB BALI CHEAP Jersey 'mil I 11 CoakUn mom m UIAM l.,....,. I- -11.11 .1 ! ' I Mom.v in low o.V IMPROVED mum hi w. 1 rnnnrf, on. TAKIO. OKI (.OS. I'ilf u'oiiiii fei Mm la know how to buy a Ii'.imii) improveil farm fur $1000 If no write I 'uriiuT box 111. oni.ino, Oregon adv WANTKI) -Girl lor ganefal BOWt work Apply P O box M, Ontario Oregon Up 70MRM1 CLI n notkm. The Ontario Women' club hold a very plonaant meeting In the library Thursday, October It. Ntneleeu uiembera. Including two teacher Mere preaent to enjoy Mra. LeUon' report 00 the Hiiite federation convention, alao the readlnga on Panama by the club. The lady teaehera of Ilia Ontario -IiiiuIh were eulerlallied by the li bers of Hie Women's dug at the home of their president. Mm K M Orelg, on Saturday. Oct. 21. The room were decorated prettily with the club color, yellow and white. "Jack Front" hud pared enough muu!gnld, nasturtium aud Pendleton Normal School Proven Necessity , 1 , 1 . .1 Copied from Portland Uregontan 1 MONilOl 111 Ore, June N I lie QMBOM Normal school opened Una week . eitidtnii enrtauVsd ', largest on record fur tate Normal 111 Oregon . . , 000) to care for large student bod) a problem . . xiiii being crowded Into andlterinin with seating re parity of b&O (ialleriea filled with ealra chair hi aisles Mora than ltd students sealed on platform New boarding house completed addition tu room ing beusss built and tents used Ona hundred girls leap oil llppef floor of achuol The official school report gives 1.0 grade pupils In Monmouth, for nathei piaitica Head what thooc you have elected to handle the affairs of xour state and who are thoroughly informed regurdinK school conditions in Oregon have to say concerning meusure .108 on the ballot at the toming eloction : y Jamee Withycombe. Qovsrner ef Oregon. i,i.i'ii I vriijueiii.nSl la id ef atera normal . 11. mi ...in. and I'.ndlelon Is the loai.al pleca Iki a a. keul "' una clave In Kaeie. Oiegeo y J. A. Churchill, State upertetendenl ef Public Instructien: I Irual iht the ratara si Ike Slats will asein la xiao, Hi.- standard ef our aeouel by establishing a iita Sennal ttihool at PemJIeten " By . L. Campbell, Praaieonl ef the Unlverelly a Oregen: At least one sdallivnsl Neimal O. heel Is urgaetlf lleseed In 'legon " By W. J. Karr, President ef the Oregon Agricultural Cellege: "Hin. a Hit people ( PcndlMoa are laliiaung a 'ii hi fui Hi eelabllehmeiit of a Normal ekhuei el mat plea, it will give me pliit to support title meaame ' By J. H. Acker man, Pi esldsnt Oregon Normal Ssheel, at Monmouth A careful analyst el in. situation win -enia, e una thai oieaun needa a Noimal H.-heol In Kaatsrn Ore a -n end I'vnaiatou fill all the government reeul reaaegJeev ' y the County Seheel Super IntenSente of Oregen: IXeeulved. that It le the ernae of the I'ounty ScSuel Sueerl11ten.l01.ta or the allele ambled, thai III hl intneela ,if the a, h.iola .if the scale setnana incr-. .1 ie niiiea 1..1 in naiaiag or tea.'loti. and ihai w ihetWuie. viidaree the Inltlatlv iiaea ia to aal.tbllah . Noioial By Mrs. Charlee H Caetnsr, President ef the Oregen Federation of Woman's Clubs ''I moat heaillll saeaarea the ass!eg of aid Normal gohool ut peMlelea Pref. Robert C French, Fernisr Pretldsnt ef the Normal School Located at Weston An ImnirJiair establishment of an. h a gi'besa at some 1 ant il pol ni nil. h .... r, i,.iti.i vs ..uid pi ova . gieal a seal tu III RU1I1 '( iag..n B F. Mulkey, Ex Prcidnt Southern Oregon Normal Schoel: I ehall aiipp.nl ll..- 1., .mini ,,( en ltetein Oiagon NeVraeVal s al l'i iidleluo state Board of Rcgonli of Orcunn Normal School declares thai "lite ihhsmIv lor utlrlilioiuil Ntinnul school laiililic in Oregon i.-. iiOiiiinl." Porllantj (.liiimliir ol t'.tiiiimt k cndorsis measure . it is iinil sav I'rntlli 'ton inohl IdK'cul Itnaliou lor Nor mal mIiooI in li.isli in On ;'dii 308 X YES is a vote for your children Kaslern "i.g.n isiiie S. .mi s 1,., 1 c 11 lire. 1 1'ald Adv I Hi 1 11 Mist 1:1. 1, ami us llrliiK In two old Urea and we will make one Hint will run from 2000 bg 1 hiIIpb more for fOl Kroos II 11.11 II" . ' o Roan pon. 101 01 ll I Ibi . white imn In Ml hind lOff, Rl Mill bi pulil for In whereaboutH by John Woo. I, Out. mo. phono 4 2 N WANTeaD WORK 01 iiny kind b ) )U II I it II i otnllli'lirillg III"1 I ! uTombor Refereaoi laral ibed in qolro or .rgiiM. WANTKI) (ompi.iit girl for fOBOral In. 11 ...work Mfl Hurry 1 ockriiin. phone 9f. .1. Ont.irlo -I 1: ll I l (lit STOI.KN on., black '.' year old PofOhOTOB sNilllot! Weight about I .'.no pounds Slight wire cut on front foot V,-r small rupturr on uavul OOBtlO No I. mud SI no reward for recovery. N It Slum. TMMIJMki Idaho Adv. i0-.';ic 1 allfornin popilea to uiake aeveral cheer banquentM Mot everyone bualed heraelf with .nine kind of fancy work and the af ternoon wm enlivened by an "old clothe auction." The garmenta "purvhaaed" were doned and mime eoatumea provoked much inerrl it Dainty refrelimenl were served by the entertainment committee, Mea duiiie Newton. Kmlmin, I'ogne. Tag gart ami liulley tinder our school book contract we must aell school books for cash only. Kverhsrt Drug Co. Uive ua your iiiagaxtue Mihacrlp t urn We meet any club or cata logue rate P. O. New Stand. ,,t Oiitfua. in ..invanllen S, liu.l al IVndlrlon fiailiiii s... . i. 1, ,uri, mi. uie COL. ROOrEVELT APPEALS POM THC EL 'XT I ON OF 4 MR. HUGHES. I appeal to my fallow citiien that they ehall e'e-.t Mr. Huglim and riudiat Mr. Wilton be cause only by o doing can they eave Americ from that taint of groi alfihnaa and cowardice which wa owe to Mr. Wilson's substitution of adroit elocution for straightforward action. The parmansnt intereats of t! e Amer ican people lie, not in ease and comfort for the moment, no mat ter how obtamod, as Mr. Wi'eon MrOuld teach ut; but in reeolut chsmpionehip of ths ideal of na tional and international demo cratic duty, and in prspsrsdness to make this championship effec tive by our strsnglh. Picaidsnl eWni V.';:b.. c...'-. I I - ,--- son that most dangsrou doc trine wh.oh tsache cur 1 that ween fronted witii really formidsb's rctponsibiltics w can shirk troubl and laboi and riak, and avoid duty bv the .mr' process of drugging our souls with ths nsrcotio of mssnlnglets phrasemonnerinn. Mr. Hun'e. to th eaact contrary, smbodie the idesl ef servics rendered through conscientious sffort in ths fscs of danger and d'ff. "I ty. Mr. Wilson turns hi words Into deed only If thia can be achieved by adroit political ma neuvering, by bartering a de bauched civil ssrvice for con gressional votss on bshalf ef em measure which ha had aol slmnly promissd to opposs. Our swn self reaper t dsmsnds that wa support the mn of dssds dona In the open apainat th man af furtive and shifting political maneuvers) the man of ssrvloe egalnst the man whe whenever opposed by s dsngsreus fee al ways takea refuge in empty sle sutien. From the Speech ef Col. Roeeevelt at Battle Creek, Mich igan. In Behalf ef Mr. Hughee. 1 .1 S OrUAT QBOWTH OF HU0MI8 NATIONAL COLLIOt LtAOUI Thirty tboii'Sud college alumni have enrolled to fsi In Hie Hughe National College lague. ftll Hftlt eeuiie. New Tnik The oldeat living graduate of llinwn fulverelty. which graduated flovernnr Hughe, enroileil fhle week. Ho la the Kev John Hunt of Spring geld. Ohio, ninety three years old. Hrown. 11- Tbe league I hallenged the Woodrew WIN. .11 t'ollege Mens League tble week to join It In ' liming any reputable audit company In Ibis city cbeck up liiimedlsteljr from the original cards your actual em olluienls of Princeton sluitinl and ours, your total enroll ments sud oura. ni",, fBW enrollments Hom nv college you may selet sad ours " The college men In th Sattoosl Ousrd along the Meihan tmrner sre Joining In diotes ai ortllng to the off) raeg Ol the lennue. and many nsve written In lo signify their discontent with Hie dinli.in Mloni h.indllng of the klellCeU slluilll.lll. Will, ,1111 ll Mnodjf, son ol lnvlght I 1 man M.shIi. Ihe fsmous avaugellst, wrote l the Icuk-'ic offering bis as- iRlHin In Kaat N01 thlleld, alsae, and said "I are among Ihiwa wbn feel very strongly Hint II aroBkl be a Nnllonal disaster lo iiav e t le preaent Adinlnl ' trstlmi eonl lulled enbfher sesion, feel ing deeply Ibe buiulllallou to .bhb our i-.itiutry hue been subjected In the sight of the world, by Ihe lack of any fmcigii policy, and by ibe vacillation of It den lings." Tbe ilrnhiktra.ibjn oiggt f be able to take a runfoi table rest. It has turned pretty tun. h eieivthlng "i-r tu Lomnisloqf from tbg Mojrtcan qiiesilnn to tbe tariff The talent for shirk Ing reepooglMllttag eoBMt bandy oinctnnes Our supply of school books and ml. I. -Is are larger than ever. Our vuIuoh tills year are really great aud particularly in quality. Kverbart nrug CV. adv Job work ut The Argua Office Business I'tishU'lANS DBS. JMUNSCINU WliKSK Cnlario, Oregon Office in New WiUon Block. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Dr. Harriet Sears Dr. Pauline Sears Qraduates American School of Osteo pathy, KirkseUlo, Mo. Wilson Block. Telephone 154 Blk VNeVSfAVNajeVs HI ll.siv, DR. W. G. HOWB mjm DENTIST Phones. Offlos 117 Wilson Bldg. Be. 1172 Dlt. D. I'. Hit 1. 1 I DKNTI8T OsTlee Sue door Bast of On'.arl 1 Phar macy i'u Nevada Avenue, Near ft. H. Depot. 'SSlSSs-'SsrVil I'MIKRTAKINti J. H. FARLEY Funeral directo. aad embalmer. Laly assistant. Phone 12-W. Ontarie, Oregon wrtn PULPIT AND PEW Ittl'TIST. Last Sunday wns a god day for M WoiihIiik gOTTaON both liiornlug and OVOBlBl Topics for next Siiii.I:i II 11 in, 'Tin' Indwelling rhrUt." 7 .:i0 p tn . "A lleniitlfiil Tree ." An niirnnst Invitation la extend. d to tie public lo lit tend these service 11 I BAKER, I'n t... MKTHtl r Tin' evniiKollstic inietings bold III the Methodlsl ehueta sad eoaduetod Mills Kviititelclic Part) me II1CI e.lHIIIK III llllei. - .111.1.1 i.,t.. onu Ker ice 1111, 1 1 peci.ll music eniiig bus been u gre.U nlitnc lion 1 1. Mills. Hie evangelist, l... . preached powerfol oratoai evhtea lire OOOTlaetBI mid upllfllng. Inrk'e niiiulier of hos v.ent mi hike BBS) I'ridiiy with J I: II. is bun. tlie BBJTg worker, mid 1111 en. mi hie 1 line wiih reported by each one Another hike la being planned for the In 1 of this week. Ah the meeting will close Sunday night iifTy should 11 vnil tl.-m hi'Im- of these good opportunities and intend ever) evening C Political Jottings w0000000000 Ti Wilson Ksynsta. Ill hi kueelliig). Ihe dcuisnds of the trainmen. In ma sacrifice of llir eacied ji In. ipie of aibltrutloii on the allar of pe c nt nut pi 1. e. we tee, lu review, the whole philosophy of the Wilson theory of government and ua tlotiallty. "It la better to run than lo fight." That Ibeoiy I at work lu Anieilean government today for Ibe Aral lliua. Bueluu Journal. The WiUen Walt. In view of recent event tbe follow. Ing formula overheard oa a hntel ve rands may be of Interest' Tbe Wilson waits, one atep forward, three atepa backward, bealtale. then sldeetep. The Administration la depressed by tbe lefle. Hon that under no clrcuni Stan, ra can It poatKne election day. Wiis.m Inalsts that be will never rec ognte goteriiment by aaaasalnatloii. but he haan't cut nfl relatione with those who l.v aaaaaaluateti Amerl can. The flrsf rreeldeut and the flrat 1 on grea Ibat eier aubmllted to a hold up And. by the way. nobody will ever be able to claim this was a regular lieiuoirstle Administration unlea we hai a bond Uu before WsriU 4. IWI7. Helling on 1 1 uk be and Wilson la daugeinu leith tu lieiuocrels and He puhjlrang In one of tbe New Kng laud atatea m h a bet waa siade a few daya ago The nth. eis hesrd of It, sud they arrested the Itepubllcan on a charge of robbery and aeut the Itcmo oral to au lueana asylum. Be careful On thing mint all admit the President I UCT too pi olid to aid step. A aurplue of f.V.tlO.oiN) from the ..stni service during tbe fl-cal year eliding June .'In Is reported by I'.slt master licneral llnrleaon. Willi the de parlliient more tlian ii)lng eipensea It would seem Hint Hit? ete'iltlve oltl clal could a (Tord to keep oil tbe pay roll iiieiui. is of Ibe National tiuard w '10 rii . ilc.l v. lieu lbs I'resldeut iilled out the DitfauUed Militia fur duly on Ihe border. I Directory ATTOHNEV.S. W. H. Brooke, Attorney at Law Wilson Bldg. Ontario Ore C. McCONAGILL ATTORNEY AT LAW Will Practice in All Courts Notary Public. Office Over Postoffice LESLIE J. AKER LAWYER Room 9, First National Bank Bldg Ontario, Oregon. Met I l.i.Ot H A WOOD LAWYERS Rooms 1-2-3 First Natl Bank Bldg Ontario, Oregon. It. W. Bwagler Atteraey at Law. Booms 13-14-15 Wilson Bldg Ontario Oregon. t. J. 1. 1 i.i. K. ii i it LAWYER Rooms in Wilson Bldg. Ontario, Oregon TKANSl'Ktt TRANSFER, BAGGAGE AND EX I PRESS j Meets all trains. j JOHN LANDINGHAM 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 last 90 days Oregon Colonization Company A. W. T.i).V. VfcMt Wanted 500 Women and Children to buy hats at the Osborn Millinery. New shipments each week. Style, Quality and Price guaranteed to be the best in town. SIDELINES Cut Flowers, Hair Goods, Potted Plants The famons Bardoy corset none bet ter. Potted carnations in blossom, 35 cents each or 3 for $1.00. THE OSBORN MILLINERY Successors to Grove & Riley. THE UNIVERSAL INSTRUMENT Thirty yeara ago the telephone waa a luiury. Today, through persoual Initiative and private enterprise, It has become a necessity within the reach of everybody. Where onco a bual ness had but one telephone with a Halted talking range, today that biulaasa has seerlos with a range three-quarters of a conti nent bread, and every branch of every bualneaa la linked to ev ery other by an loteroommunlcatlag telephone ayatem. The telephone baa earned Its responsible place and there are sow l.toe.eoo Bell telephones la this country, ever which go 2e.SM.aeo tslka daily. Kvery Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station. Malheur Home Telephone Co. -a si ti "t t. oyer si Expert Service Reasonable Charges arid The kind of treatmentSttady customors tfevefVsj-ls the principal upon which we do business. Accessories carried for all kinds t)f curs. , Gasoline, Lubricating Oils and Supplies. Ontario Auto Co PETE DUFORD. Proa, .. - .oa T ! rnunv id TRA.NM'OKTATIOX pROBi.KMS Dur new Ssuday aud weepveud ex cursion mjIvs tlitiin St an sutoists, too, are finding out our rates are cheaper than using their own cars Ask about liiem. Afeoi O. aV L. K li ad. 51-52 Western ON fABIO ()KK(J0N , i n n i m ui r- The Palace Meat Market Opposite Dreamland I Ul Ml MIIIS SALT MKA'IX I It 1. 1 1 MISAT8 BAUBAOH mm Bettor meata for the asms money Prices Never High Quality Never Poor t'otne in and see ths nsw market Telephone 111 ! ST8WART & WRIGHT Proprietors "F Ontario Laundry f Down Town Office Everhart'r.