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fl . MV r- THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1920 I lit1 (Outann ivnu.j ANINP 'INDENT NEWSPAPER "I Public OrfRon, t pot offi OlftfM MJtt AWIUH . i Thurtidays nt Ontario, ' eulorod nt the Ontnrlo or distribution na 2nd Ht.lblllNa COMI'ANV Published K. sV.X. Maunulng Editor '. Mel ..ItMX GOUail, Sup't. tliejn bnck hero." Oregon's roads nro not tho result of nn nccldont, uuloss tho selection of Hiich men as Simon HeiiHoii, W. h. Thompson. J. E. Ailanis. It. A Dooth, Nowt Uurgeas nnd K. E. Kid dle, who hnvo built up the Oregon system during their tenure of office. nB hlRhwny commissioner!, can be SUMBCHIPTION Olio Year, $2.00 called Much As tho Argus has often sold, Ore gon has Indeed been fortunate In se curing tho services of men of this typo for Its Highway CoiiiiiiIhmwii. They nro doing n work that In giving tho stnto wldo publlcltv. glv'ng the people excellent Horvlce. nnd which when completed will he a monument to their good Judgment nnd executivo ability. "Tho best roailfl I saw when I wus v.i inude nnd cnuit'.l in said uiuse Thousand Dollars ($f,000), to bear i That tho said lister llyninn La nway last winter were those In Cnl- "n t,iu 1;!"1 (,n' "' Ju- lu, nndldnto of August 1, 1020, nnd to bear and ho Is hereby ordorod nnd requitod ir,.pnu nr, ,i wnuMnftmi 'directed that this SuiniiRns bo pub- Interest nt tho rnto of six (0) per to nppenr In this court nt l'orthind, norma, urcgon nnc wawntiBioii, 1sllctl ()lu,0 cuc W(JeU f(iJ. 8,x co. rentum nr nnm,ni, nnd to become Orogon, on or hoforo Tuesday, tho somo day wo hopo to have roads llkoBUCiitiv0 oeks in tho Ontario Arciu,. absolutely duo D00. 00 In each of the' 10th day of August, 1020, nt tho UMTHD UITOUT NKIIDKD The Interests of the ranchers of Malheur county nnd of tho business inon In the towns cniiuot bo divorced, of Hint there can he no doubt. AnythliiK circumstance In tho lumi nous or ranching, bo it tho price of wntor or of power; or of marketing the produce of the fnrms and rnnchort, which rwluoM the profits of tho farm, ers ouu Into tho enrnlng power of i the inorolinnt too. Cllren two thousand or moro pros perous ranchers and tho buslnoss men of this section will have little to worry over, so fnr ns tho volume of tholr buslnoH Is concerned or for thn collection of their accounts. Them nro Innumerable problems which tho rauchorn face concerning whltih the businessmen can. In the nature of the onso, have but a super ficial knowlinlgo. Somo of rourso nro bettor Informed than others for they hnvo nt Mime time In tholr lives act ually operated ranches. Other hind usm men hnvo acquired a general huowlmlKA of the problems and thru their busliiHM experience hnvo lonrn ml a ureal deal about the economic law which govern bimlnesH general ly. Just how tho towns can best serve Hie runners Is u problem worthy of study both by the ranchers nnd the huslnotw men. This much is lertuln, that a united loiniuiinlty will go farther toward u solution of these problems than will the efforts of any Individual organi zation Tho Argus would like to suggest that some organisation, uniting tho vnrlous bodies In I lie county got to gether to work out these problems thru n community committee. Kvim In Malheur county wu nro seeing the results of our national menace, too many people In thn cit ies for tun number on the rnrms, Not that the Argus would have any of tho towns no Iwckward In the procession. mr inim u. inn wo peed moro murium, mid the only way In which thn phii ho secured Is by making the buslntM of farming profitable and to old In bringing llm cities nearer to the farms so that tho farm ers may enjoy the benefits the cities offer. Thus life on the farm will be wore enjoyable. commencing with tho Issue of July 23 and ending with the issue of Septem ber 3rd, 1020. of said newspaper. Tho first pulilb.itluii of this Hum motiB Is July. 23, 1920, tho last pub lication Is September 3rd, 1U20. J V. McCUM.OCII, Residing nl Ontario, Oiegin. Attorney for plaintiff XOTK I' Ol MI'KCIAl, IIOND XKCTION STATU OI' OHKUO.V ) COUNTY OK MAI.III5UK) ss CITY OK ONTAHIO ) WlIKltlJAS. the common council of tho city of Ontario, Malheur County, Oregon, did on tho 20th day of June, A. I). 1020, duly enact an ordinance mimhorcd 342 of the Ordinances of the city of Ontario, and entitled years 1930 to 1930, Inclusive, for Ilia purpose of creating a mini witn which to equip and maintain n f're department In nnd for said clty7" That tho polls for said election shall bo opened at tho hour of 3 o'clock A. M, on said 4th day of August. A. D. 1020, and remn'n rjoit until tho hour of 12 o'clock noon, und bo closed until tho hour of 1 o'clo k P. M. when the same shall be re-open ed and remain open until tho hour of 7 o'clock I' M when they shall cloio, nil on tho same day. That the appointed officers to con duct said election nro Clerks, I'altllnc Piatt,- Cora E. McNulty; nnd 8 " Tnylor, T I? Arnold, and t.ulu lluth erford, Judges, That nil persons over mo ago or twentv-ono years, who nre not nllunr nnd who are residents of tho stalo of Oregon, nnd who have resided "An nrillnr.iirn Miilimltlltii' In lln. local voters of Ontario. Mnlhpiir within tho comorato limits of the clt County, Oregon, for tholr ileternilua- of Ontario for nt loast six months lion tne question or conu-nciine n bonded Indebtedness In tli sum of twenty-five thousand dollars ($, 000), und nuthorlzlug tho common council of the snld clt) of Ontario ( Issue tho ncgotlnhl" coupon bondr oi jsnhl city for tho aggregate Amount o! twenty-tivo thousand dollars (126 000), for tho purpose of Improving tho streets In snld clt), and the ques tion of contracting a handed Indebt edness In the sum of l'lo Thutiiniii! Ontnrin has almost doubled In pop ulation during tho past ten yours This Is Indeed creditable showing, nnd one In which tho e'th.e is in iy Justly take pride. However moro size Is not the mens uru by which to Judge communities. It Is not what they flguro In the ecu- nn tnlilnti ulwiiL Hint ilntnrinfiui llinlr wnrlli II In wlmt thov urn trvlnir In ,-,0""rB ii"U"i nun auwiorisinB uie worm it is want mo) are irjinit i ,... ,.11pn ., m,i. i,.. ,, ....... .... i. ll .1 .. ...!... 11... . -"........ ... ...... .... w .......w no, now won uiuy aiu raoiun uiu Ul0 ncgotlnlllo coupon liomls of snld pcoplo within their limits anil those city for tho aggregate mm i.it o.' round about them that counts. ,'lve thousand dollars (IC.000), for U' l.ollnv.. ll.nl nntnrlf. U .' purpose oi equipping aim ma II tnhiltiif n fin ilnrmrf im n( In niwl fni denvorlng to bo a community ofnaltt city; nuit to provit a lax to t- scrvers. Tlinl tlio Dusincss men uerc (lie intorest nnd principal or said nro endeavoring to mnko their city bonds, nnd containing nn emergency ........ i... .ii i.i...... ...i.i.i. !..... ,. idnuio. which said ordinance was passed by tho common council at n spcclnl next tircccdlng tho dnto of said olee Hon shall bo entitled to vote nt ouch spoclnl oloctlon, and not otherwise I.V WITNESS WHEREOF, by dor of tho common council of tho c'ty nf Ontario. Oregon. I hnvo hereunto set my hnnd nnd affixed tho official seal of said city, this 17th day e: July, A. D. 1920. L'IjAY M. BIHAllftH. (SEAL) City ltcconler hour of two o'clock 1. M. of said day, nnd tilond, answer, or demur to said petition, nnd show cause, If any there ho, why tho prnyor of snld petition should not bo granted; And It Is further OltDEHED nnd dlrectod that If tho said I.ostor Hoy mnn can bo found without snld dis trict that a copy of this order, to gether with n cortlflpil copy of snld petition, aliall bo served on tho snld Lester Hoyman In person at least ton dnys prior to said 10th day of Aug ust, 1020, by tho United States Mar id ml of tho district whoro tho Raid hnnkrupt many bo found residing; or If tho snld Lester Hoyman bo not round without wild district, thou It Is OHDEHEO nnd dlroctod that sor vlco of this ordor shall bo mndo on htm by publishing tho samo in tho "Ontario Argus," a weokly nowspip or published nt Ontnrlo, Oregon, lo said district, once n wcok for two con secutlvo weeks, tho Inst of Raid pub lication to bo mndo on July 20, 1020. Hoti3 und dntod nt Portland, Ore gon, this 12th day of July, A. D. 1020. II. S. DEAN, Judge. Filed, July 12, 1320. O. II. Marsh, Clerk. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, District of Oregon, ss. t, (I. H. M-AltlUI. Clerk of tho Unit od Slntcs DISTRICT Court for tho DISTRICT OF OREGON, do hereby certify that tho foregoing copy of Order for sorvlco by publication In tho matter of I-eslor Hoyman, Hnnk rupt, Cauuo No, IJ-54C2, has bocu by mo compared with tho original there of and It Is n correct trnitscrlpt therefrom, and of tho wholo of nuch original ob tho samo apponrj of 're cord and on file nt my office nnd lit my custody. In testimony whereof I hnvo here unto not my hand and affixed tho scut of Bald court at Portland, In snld District, this 13th dny of July, 1920. Q. H. MARSH, Clerk. I)y L, S. Rogers, Doputy Clerk. TOO LATH TO CLASSIFY grow by doing things which have for their purpose the upbuilding of the country tributary to thoiu While wo nro taking due pride In tho growth of the city during the past ten years let us consider whut wu can do to Increase Its measure of service and the growth for the uoxt deendo will ho assured HUMMONH In The Circuit Court of lhc Stiile'.of Oregon, For the County of Malheur EVA DAY Plaintiff. vs. RALPH F. DAY. Defendant. TO RALPH F. DAY, the nbovo named defendant; IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby requir ed to appear and nnswer tho com plaint filed against you In tho nbovo entitled cauuo on or boforu the 3rd day of September, 1920, tho same being tho Inst day of the time pro scribed by ordor of this Court dir ecting that scrvlco of Summons In session thereof on the 20th day of June, A D. 1920,"und wns approved by the mayor and uttested by the city recorder on said 20th day of June, A. I)., 1020, and In which It was pro vided Hint u special election of the qualified electors within the cltv nt Ontario be held, for the tiurnoM) of submitting to said electors for their determination, the iiuestlous as In snld ordinance set forth and contain ed, therefore. NOTICE IS HKREIIY OIVEN that on the 4th dnv of August. A I).. 1020, n special elHotlou will be held at tho cOy hall In the city of Ontario, Mal heur County. Oregon, for the purposo of submitting to the qualified elec tors or said city or Ontario, tile fol lowing quoxilnns for Hielr determinateon: First Question; "Shall tho common council of tho city of Ontnrlo, state of Oregon, be nuthorlzud und c-npoworod to create a bonded Indebtedness In the sum cf Tweiity-fho Thousand Dollars $2G,- uuut nun to isstiu tne negotiable bonds of said city In tho nggregato of Twenty-five Thousand TEN ACRE RANCH for sale, .1 miles 8. W. of Ontario. All Inprovod. stocked nnd equipped. E. L. Orlfflth phono 208-W-2 50733-30. FOR BALEOR TRADE for n ford sir, Klmliiill plnno, see lioy .Mnnson, Irst house north of Methodist par sonage. .50833-31 1 BBBalilaaValaBBBaaatBar.4.BBBaaaWMBBBaaV " UfJj aXiiw isiliai No. OltltCO.VN ROADS A.MOXOIIK8T One has to - ttwuy from home to appreciate the advantaRes which sur round him every day. During it trip thru Montana. Njirth Dakota, nnd .Minnesota tin- writer suw but ono or two real good roads, and even nt that distance heard people talk about the himwI roads of Washlngn Ore con wnd California. In all of North Dakota there nm a single good country rond, so far n could Im learned: and one Mnto offlelnl, with a spirit or pride wild, "wo are hea-biulng now to grado up our roads and after a while we ex pect to gravel them." That Is as far na they have gone In rond work In that state, whero prnctloally eerythlii(r the state pro duces must lw hauled miles lo mar-hot. In Montana comprehensive pro-1 grmu l uuilerway. and nround Hel ena, there are muiih excellent high wn. hut there they have m t, ns yet started hard surface paving save on one load from llutle to Anaconda. In Minnesota, one of the rich stutos of the MlNNlMlppI valley, thoy have a fow good roads, hut oteu those do not compare with the Oreou roads of llko chnrnoter. For example on the rohd from Minneapolis to lis popular resort, Lake Mlnneloiika. tho nimul road has Innumerable sharp runes, around which no compensation is made, so that skidding I almost unavoidable. Apparently little effort luu boon mndo to straighten out the road to provide safety, mid reduce tho wear upon the surface. Even In Minnesota there are not nearly so many mile of paved coun try roads as thoro are In Orogon where the population Is far moro scattered, and the valuation of the proporty in tho ugreato much loss. However the people there are a wnkeiilug to the need for goud roads. They are talking about adopting tho Oregon system of tlnnnoing highway construction, by funding the license Income rocolvwl from motor ears In this uiovquiont Oregon has lod the way and It Is ono of tho things for which Orogoiilaus may woll he proud. It certainly does not reduce one's pride In his homo state to hoar tho said Hull bo mndo upon you by publi cation, nnd If you fnll so to answer, 'amount for want thereof, the plaintiff will Dollars ($25,000), to bear (Into of upply to the Court for tho relief do- August 1. 1020. mid to hear Interest tnnndod In snld complaint, to-wlf nt tho rnto of six (fi) per rentum per For ii decreo of said Court dlssolvlngaiiiium, mid to become absolutely duo thn bonds of matrimony now exist-$2,500 In e.ich of the years 1930 to Ing hetweon you nnd tho said plain- 1039. inclusive, for tho purpose of tlfr, nnd granting to tho .ild plain- creating u fund with which to Im tiff mi absolute divorce, and uUo prove thn streets In said city?" granting to said plaintiff tlm care and Second Quostlen: custody of tho minor child, Ralph I. "Shall tho common council of tho Day. oily of Ontario, state of Oregon, bo ou are further notified that this authorized mid omnowored to croato Summons Is served upon you by pub-n bonded Indebtedness In the sum of Mention, under nnd by vlrtuo or an FIvo Thousand Dollars ($5,000) mid order or the Honorable DnUon Illggs, to lun the negotiable bonds of said ludgo of this court, which said ordor city In the aggregate amount of Five 11-5402 ORDER FOR SERVICE HY Pl'HLIC.VriOX III tho DKtrlct Comt or the United States for tho District or Oregon In tho Maltor of LESTER- HEY.MAN. imnxrupt. WHEREAS, n petition wns on the 3d day of June, 1020, filed In thin court for nn adjudication of bank ruptcy against Lcstor Iieymau, nnd It appears to tho court from tho af fidavit of Wells W. Wood, mi at- torney for tho potttlonor, filed in sup port of this ordor. that tho snld l.es- tor Iluyiumi Is not an Inhabitant of nor within tho District of Oroson. mid J that pcruounl sorvlco of Rubpoonn icrein cnnuoi no mndo on mm thoru- n, nnd that ho can bo served by pub- Icntlou enly: NOW, THEREFORE, on motion of said nttornoy, It Is hcroby ORDERED, adjudged, nnd conslderod: Why Anchor To Extravagance? The man who gratifies his taste for luxuries is soon weighted down with debt and anchors to extrav- . agance. Saving now brings comfort and plenty for tho future. Start an account with the Ontario National Bank. it Interest Paid on Savings Accounts )mm&yJmiomi BankL' OLDEST BANK IN GRANT, IIARNEYiSi!? MALHEUR COUNTIES ttYaa vuBHaVMBanf jar Mmamar im a s- Bvecrsax S3WVlt3ttr.J The name applied to the instrument of supreme musical quality for nearly 300 years. It is fitting that the most exquisite and eloquent mu sical instrument of nil be called a Cremona. The Cremona phonograph adds to the luster of that great name and every kind of musical instrument re produced places a new jewel in the crown which graces the heads of m l.aaliffliaWB 0 tBVVVVaaaaHBuHQNrmffiBvV lrri -f i! "-"- UVr- W mmmmm BilllllilMIMlH If you want the best don't buy a phonograph until you hear the Cremona. It plays all records better. It is an old music idea applied in a new way. The music producing parts follow the same principle and are built of the same spruce wood that made the Cremona violins famous. Cremonas can be secured in ten beautiful style from $50.00 to $300.00 on easy terms. ONTARIO PHARMACY Feed CofTee A Delicious Summer Drink A pot of Folger's Golden Gate Coffee just as you make it for breakfast (rich, not rank); pour over a tall glass of cracked ice, sugar and cream to 'taste a flavor you'll re memberit's different. SI0 iNoMhe Fragrance VACUUM PACKEfj cr- f' (oiks back in tuo .Miaaie vet say y