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61 VOL. XXV i.i ' I UPWARD WOOL PRICES IleMrti Received From Hnto of Six Mnlheiir County .Clips .Shows llott Prices in Year Bunk cm Predict UO Cunt Wool Next Ycnr ONTARIO, MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, PEG. 1, 1921 Elatod over tho roport rocolvcd this wook by tho Ontario National Bank ot tho salo of tho clip ot Blx Malheur county wool inon, officials ot that Institution and ot tho First National llank as well, united In predicting that wool will sell horo noxt year In tho neighborhood ot 30 cents. Tho Boston message, togothor with tho copy ot tho Uoston Trans crlpt ot last Thursday and other ro port In tho wool market rocolvcd by tho banks caused more elation than anything that happened In many months. Blnco a largo por tion ot tho Malheur county wool Is still unsold, although on all ot It, practically spoaktng, advances havo boon made, It Is "bollovod by the bankers that tho wool man nro going to witness a rapid roturn ot pros perity. Sponklng about tho roportod salos which woro as follews: Flno staplo 2Do; half blood staplo 30c; halt blood 28c; throo eights 24c; J. II. lllackaby dcclarod that theso prices mean mat a uroouing owe is worm $10; a owo lamb $0 and a yearling owo $8. "Tho wool In tho shipments which sold at Uio abovo figures wont to Uoston via tho panama canal and nottod tho growora from 20 to 20 cunts not," said Mr. Ulackaby. ' HroN Wool HIiurtnKO II. D. Cockrum who has been fol lowing tho reports ot tho Uoston wool salos reports that tho author ities thoro anticipate a wool short uga In tho not distant futuro and Is ot tho opinion that wool will reach a 30 cent lovel horo In tho spring. CHRISTMAS SEALS ON HALE AT VARIOUS STORKS AND HOHOOLN Mrs. Irwin Troxoll. chairman of tho Woman's club Christmas Boat Bale commltteo nnnouniod 4 this wook that tho llttlo morcy Boats with tholr mossngo of tho CHILD NUTRITION CONFERENCE 1 FARMER'S UVESTO CK LOAN NO 62 fight against tho whlto plaguo will Do on salo In Ontario at tho following placeB: Ontario Pharmacy, Luohrs Drug Storo, Osborn Mllllnory and tho dold- on Ilulo, and In tho country by tho various bcIiooIh. SCHEDULED FOR NEXT WEEK I-nrin lluronii, Pnront-Tenclicr nml Woiiuuui Club OrKniilzntluun Cooperate, With Extension Service TURKIC TEARS EFFORT AT JiABT SKCUHKS A HTAUT For thrco yoara Night Marshal J. H. Gordon has been ondoavorlng to securo compensation for Injurlos ro colvod In Franco, Including ox porlonco with gas. This wcok ho rocolvod transportation nnd othor forms and ordora to go to Ilolso for oxamlnatlon. Ills oxpnrlonco will undoubtedly oncourago other follows who havo boon waiting for govern ment nctlo.n SHERIFF-WITNESSES FATHER TAKE CHILD FROM MOTHER Payette County Officer Llrts No Hnnd Whllo child Scream In Court House Hall TaiikIo Deepen in Cnso of Floyd Davis nml Allege! Wife NO TEMPORARY LICENSES 1X)R OLD AUTOMOULUM Marshall II. C. Farmer rocolvcd word this wook from Bam A. Kozer, secretary ot stato with Instructions concerning tho Issuanco ot tempor ary llconso plates for automoblos after January 1. Thoso Instruc tions nro explicit aud absolutely pre vent .tho Issuance tyrv.oraryj platos for any car that has boon op erated during 1921. All auto own ers havo already rccolvod, direct from tho offlco ot tho socrotary ot stato application blanks for 1022, and thoroforo (hero la no reason why they should delay lu getting tho nocossary platos. Only cars that aro purchased aftor Januaryl, 1922 will bo ollglblo for temporary llconses, .and only cars with 1922 llconsos will be permitted to oporato after January 1. Auto owners will savo tbomselvos troublo by sending their applications In now for the auto division ot tho secretary ot stato'a offlco will bo swamped later In tho month. Mrs. Floyd Haror of Cambridgo, Idaho Is visiting this wook In On tario with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Adam. Mrs. N. O. Uedford had as her guests for Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mrs. Sam Taylor. Itov. and Mrs. Ilcoco and family who recently camo to Ontario from Wyoming, leave this" week for Con don, Oregon, whero Itev. Iteeco will All the Congregational pultt for two months, during tho jibsonco of the reguar minister. Mr. and Mrs. Al. Andrews and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cook ot Nyssa, Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Poonnan wero guosta of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Cook of Nyssa, on Thanksgiving day. Miss 'Margaret Kendall ot Ontario visited at the J. T, Long home on the Houlovard over the week end. Miss Edna Foster returned to hor homo In Vale after visiting friends in Ontario fpr the past two weeks Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Brown spent Tuesday in Vale, the guests ot Mr. arid Mrs. II. E. Spelth. Whllo n deputy shorlff of Pay otto county stood Idly by, (loo. Dix on ot Kminott, forcibly took from his wifo.from whom ho has boon sep arated for sotno tlmo, tholr 20 month-old baby girl, and ran with It to an awaiting nutomobllo and es caped. Thus ho addml nnothor chaptor to tho tanglod mess Into which Mrs. Dixon or .Mrs. Floyd Da vis, whlchovor sho Is, has bocomo Omorsod. Tho latost oplsodo oe ourod Tuesday morning In tho hall of tho Payette Court houso. Immediately proceeding this, at tho Payette station, Dixon mot his ox-wlto as she alighted from tho train on which sho went from On tario to Payette to bo prouont at tho hoarlng of Floyd Davis who brought hor to Ontario somo throe weeks ago, when ho was charged with a statutory of fonsu. Dixon thora trlod to socuro tho child and threatened the woman, with a, gun which hnjjgr rled concealed undor his coat, puf sho oludod him and roachod tho court houso only to logo tho child thoro In tho prosouco of the offlcor, whom sho doclaroa refusod to assist her In Its rocovory. At tho hoarlng Davis was reloaded on tho first chargo brought and Im mediately ro-arrostod on a warrant charging grand larceny, nnd taken to Oeru county for trial. At this hoarlng It dovolopod that Davis marrlod Mrs. Dixon at Uakor In Octobor, aftor sho thought sho was dlvorcod following a court action at ismmott. Dixon claims no divorce action ovor took placo . Dixon, It appears from tho storlea told by tho woman to pooplo horo, abused her terribly and had boon arrested sov oral times for this, and one ot theso actions sho doclaros was for dlvorco. Undor tho leadership of Miss Margory Smith, nutrition specialist of oxtoriBlon sorvlco, threochlld nu- iriuon conioroncos will bo hold In tho county noxt wook. Tho first of theBO will bo at Vale on Tuosday; tho Bocond at Orogon Blopo on Wed nesday, nnd tho last at Nyssa on Thursday. ParotU-Toachor organ! lutlonH nt Vale and Nyssa and tho Park Improvement Club on tho Oro gon Blopo aro cooporatlng with Mrs. uruco nosier, county farm buronu projoct lender for womon's work nnd tho county agent In making nrrnng monts for thoso conferences. Tho work will bn In Ihn niihi.. of physical examinations of pre school ngo chlldron nnd porsonnl ad vlco by tho specialist to tho mothors rogardlng tho diet. A physician will bo In attondnnco to assist In tho warn, a commutoo of women will imu cuargo oi uio loeni arrango- ilium, rucupoon oi mo mothers, re cording namos, ages, wolghta.holghts etc. Tho work will bo froo without provisions other than that each mother will bo expected to mako n roport on tho results obtained nflor putting whatovor now practlco sho Is advised Into effect. Tim fniinw. Ing ladlos should bo applied to by uiuiuurs wno uosiro to taKo advan toco of tho conferonco: Mrs. Em ma Ilumphroy. VnlojMrs, C. A. Knrst, Oregon Blopo (Payette 1. O.) and Mrs. Dick Tonson, Nyssa. Tho work with tho chlldron will tako placo from 9:30 till 12 M., nnd from i.vM to i?30 v. m. Uotwoon tho hours of 1:00 and 2:00 P. M aloe turo will bo Blvon on nutrition by Miss Smith, to which uvorvonn i in. vltod. This Is tho first Bystomntlo work undortnken this year on tho wo. mon's part of tho farm buroau pro gram. Only throo comtminltlnii could bo reached owing to tho fact that tho specialist could not devote moro tlmo to tho county without nogloctlng work olsowhoro, Tho farm buroau has also scheduled tho clothing specialist to conduct nomo millinery schools noxt February and this work hns also boon approvod by tho women organizations. COMPANY BEING 0RGANI2ED Incorporation Pnpcrn ltcndy for Fil ing When Capital Is Subscribed JUNIOR CAST DELICHTS IN "LET'S ALL GET men em: in Vinson hlack SMITH Ability Well Balanced and Play Is Adequately Hinged Audlenro Enjoy Situations Drought Out by Mae. As a result of tho mootlngs hold last wook lu Payette and Caldwoll to consldor tho organization nf n company to Import nnd flnanco dairy cattlo, It was docldAt to organlzo n largo company to sorvn nil nt ,,. Bnnko Illvor vnlloy. Tho organiza tion coraralttoo nuthorlzod at tho Caldwell mooting mot In Payette on Friday and decided unnn (tin ni,nr luuiurea or tno organization and BOloctod a tomporary board of direct ors. It was docldod to Incorporate ur iiv,iuu,vv, ono oignth of which must bo paid up to begin buslnoss. Tho countlos to bo Borvod nro Wash inglon, Payette, Oom, Canyon, Ada nnd Owyhco In Idaho nnd Malheur county In Orogon. Tho nnmo choson for tho now or ganization Is "Farmers Livestock Company." Tho pllncllo placo of buslnoss will bo at Caldwoll, Idnho. It was docldod to havo nlno tllrnei. ora, ono from each county nnd two additional to bo choson from Canyon County whoro moro of tho buslnoss will bo dono than any othor pmim nnd whoro n largo part of tho or iginal capital will bo raised. Tho now organization Is expoctod to bo gin oporatlons within a short tlmo, as soon nt toast ns tho nocosBary do tails can bo attended to. Thoso who aro directing tho work havo do cldod to roqulro Hint tho necessary capital bo subscribed beforo tho articles of Incorporation nro fllod and It Is probablo that each county will bo asked to ralso Its portion of tho amount noodod within tim ni tow days. Tho county dologntes In chargo of tho organization work docldod that oach borrowor would bo roqulrod to tako ton per com of tho amount ho oxpecis to borrow as stock In tho company. Also somo provision will bo mndo for ropaymont ot tho loan through a portion of tho cream checks or by monthly Installments. Othor administrative features such aa Insurance additional security on loans, etc., woro dlscussod but final doclslon loft to tho board of direct ors when ft boglns to function, as mo war i-nianco corporation from which It Is oxpoctod to draw most of the funds will proscrlbo for most of tlune propositions. 4- 1 STOCKHOLDERS OF VALE HANKS 1UHUUHH CHAIRMAN'S PROPOSAL T C. F. Oxman, of Jnmleson who tons tho chnlrmnn elected at tho mooting of tho doposlt- ore of tho Vale banks . which fnllod In Octobor proposed nt a mooting of tho depositors hold nt tho Court Houso last Snturdny that thoy each tako Stock In a consolidated ItiBtltu- r non to tno nmount of tholr do- posits. This was tho principal mnttor dlscusaod. Tho chnlr. man authorized to nnmo a com. f mitteo to present n nlan to n futuro mooting. No statement concerning tho condition of tho Institution was presented nt thn mooting so that tho ofTort on tho part of somo of tho do- posltors to got doflnato lnfor- mntlon was unsuccessful. Tho mooting was ontlroly hnrmonl- ous and nsldo from Mr. Ox- man's proposal nothing now FOR ANNUAL MEETING dovolopod THREE FOUR ROUND BOUTS Smoker nt Legion Hall Draws I te cum Attewlnnrr. of Member nml NiiiiiIht of Invlleri Cluent" Good Kilts, toti nay Duncan and Frod Lackoy are In fabulously rich oro In tho Vlllago Ulacksmtth Just above town. Pre vious assays from their htghgrade streak returned vuluos of over 2, 000.00, but thoy are now taking out much richer oro. Tho rich streak In tho vein la from six to ton Inches In width nnd Increasing In size and value with depth, which Is now about CO feet Tho boys took out four sacks of high grade Monday and al though they have been working only about two woeks It Is Bate to say thoy have made gbod wtnic.'a wages already, Owyhee Avalanche. at O. W. Ulanton Is seriously 111 his home In tbla city. Horn, In this city, Monday. Nov. 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Mead, a daughter, Crull Orcutt returned tho first ot the week from a trip to Salem and Portland. Mrs, D. C, Andeberg returned The W C. T. U. evangelistic ser- Sunday from a visit to her mother :o held at tho M. B. Church last I at Fairfield, Idaho. Y Master Dick Illbbard of LaQrande visited with his cousin, aillard Con over, .from Thursday to Sunday. The woman's Club will meet this aftornoon, Thursday, Dec, 1st, with Mrs. Joe Staples. The Girls' Club met with Mrs, A, Stewart Brown, Tuesday evening. Owing to tho storm only a small number wore present, but the even ing was very pleasantly spent, In making Christmas presents. lie freshmoats were served. The next meeting will be held In the High School Oym, and the girls are ex pected to come dreced in Oym togs. Miss Ada Lee will be hostess for this evening, next Tuesday December 6. Little Hlsa Mary Ellea Jones had her tonsils removed on Friday and has made rapid recovery, Miss Katherine S-UnSeld of Port land is here this week the guest of her sister, Mrs. Arthsr Means. vlco Sunday afternoon was very success tul. The church was filled and a very pleasing program ot music and addresses was presented. Mrs. C, B. Ulneham. the president, gavo a varv interesting talk on the many nhases of W. C. T. U. work, and Mrs. aeo. Howe save a lecture on four words; Woman, Christian Tem perance, and Union. ina ne mooting will be held at the home ot Mrs. JlenreUa Marsden, Decem ber 14 th. F. M. Northrup was an Ontario visitor on Tuesday. He enme over from Payette where ho has opened a law office. Mrs. Oeorge atlham, visited In Payette, Tuesday. Miss Laura Wherry and Miss Etta McCrelgbt spent Thanksgiving In Boise, with JJiss Wherry's jwroBts. J. II. AndersoH returned to Drow sey Monday after a two weeks visit with his family here. Fred Curry went to Juntura Mon day oa a bulae trip. Floyd Hager returned to Cam bridge after sending a few days In Ontario with Mr, and Mrs. L. Adam. Last Friday ovonlng at tho Majestic Theatre, the Junior Class of tho.Ontnrlo High School prosentod what Is conaldorod ono ot tho most onjoyablo and successful plays over staged by High School students. The play "Let's AH dot Married" wns tho story of a young professor who In ordor to gain a fortune must marry at once. Ilut as his flnuncoo has quarreled with him, he decides. or rither, others decldo for him, mat no must marry tils stenograph er Immediately. Just as tho en gagement Is being announcod his flnanceo roturns, but on hearing of tho engagement, announces that she has been marrlod for somo tlmo, Ono situation loads to another, and whon everybody Is in the worst posslblo tanglo tho situation Is saved and evoryono paired off happily. Tho play was full of lauglmblo situations nnd demanded the keenest Interost, and nttontlon from the audience. Paul Poterson, as Prof. Maxwell Carrington, and Margaret Ulackaby, as Marjorlo Miller, his flnanceo, around whom tho play la centered, merit approval for tholr work. Tho characterization of Marjorlo present ed many difficult situations ut Miss Ulackaby made the most of them. Donald Parker as "Ulggs" the butler, and Oortrudo Monco as "tho very competent stenographer," kept the laughter and fun going and In deed, everyone of tho supporting cast acted his or her part In such a creditable manner, that It would be hard to decide who deservos the most praise. Much credit Is due Miss Ruth Cabeen, who directed the Dlay and spent weoks In the coaching of tno cast, to make It such a success. Tho music was furnished by the High School Orchestra under the loadorshlp of Mlsa Helen Dunstone, and was a very pleasing part of the program. The theatre was filled to overflow ing and showed the Interest of tho Ontario people In the school events. BANKRUPTCY WILL BE DUE SENATOR IS TOLD Unless I teller" Mndo Posslblo for Handlers Under Pumping Plants Dire Khlluro will Hermit 8eiikers Declare, Everett Staples visited In Vale with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones the last week; Mr. and Mra. ilex Marquis gave a birthday dinner at their home hon oring Mra, Marquis' mother." the last ot the -week. Mr. and' Mrs. Chas. L. Batcheldor and children of Vale, wero guests. Mrs. Hoskls returned home Sun day after a visit with Mr. and' Mrs. Holly of Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Holly accompanied her home. Unloss relief Is secured for tho ranchors whoso farms hro now lr rlgatod by pumping plants, apoakora at a mooting hold at tho Commercial club rooms last Friday ovonlng, told Unltod States Senator, II. N. Stan- noiu, mat those ranchors faco noth ing short ot bankruptcy, Tho Senator camo to Ontario from Wolser at tho Invitation ot tho Com mercial club and representatives nf communities lutorostod In Irrigation, bu mm uiey mignt unvo the op portunity of presenting tho situation as It Is today, and If posslblo learn what. If anything, could bo dono should tho emorgency act for unem ployment pass. In bis address to the gathorlug, Senator Stanlleld declared that the Oregon delegation la extremely In terested in Irrigation and that Con gressman Slnnltt had spent most ot his tlmo working on Irrigation mat ters, no aiso nam that the trans fer of the funds once appropriated to the Doschuttes project to the rowuer uiver project was deoraod by the delegation to bo a new pro ject for Oregon, and that tho delega. tlou was still Insisting that tho state be given an additional project. "In view of the condition ot tho settlers under the Shoestring, tho Dead Or Flat and Warmsprlnga, to gether with the Gem district In Ida ho, I bollovo that you people here are Justified In seeking government al aid and relief, and on that ground I believe that tho delegation In Congress can consistently ask for re lief tor you,' ho said. Aside from dlscusslni; Irrigation tho Senator In a subsequent - talk discussed tho war flnanco bill, for the passage of which he is renornllv given credit over tho nation and up on wuosa aeiaueu working ho has spent q great deal of his tlmo. The Senator urged that tho banks and business men Interested proceed to organlzo companies at once for the purpose ot borrowing money under the provisions of the bill from tho war finance corporation. Among the speakers Introduced by President B. C. Van Petten, who pro sided were: W. II. Dooltttle, P. J. Oallaghor, J. W. McCulloch, Oeorge K. Aiken, all ot Ontario; Jess Gowan secretary of the Caldwoll Com mercial club, and a number of men from Homedale, who aro interested In the Qem district. At the meeting It was determined to Bend to Washington, J. W, Mc- euiiocu and P. J. Gallagher who aro also ta represent Oregon at the Western State Reclamation con ktk at 8lt Lake this week. Thrco Bnnppy four round boutn woro stngod nt tho Legion hall last night at tho bost smoker tho boys nnro Biagoa tins year. Following tho bouts K. W. 8wnplor mndo n short talk urging tho necessity of socurlng for Ontario an adoquato hall for social nnd athletic purposes. Ho urgod tho co-oporntlon of tho vnrlous fratoral organizations, tho buslnoss men nml tho Legion In such un effort. Tho first bout of tho ovenlne was that botwoon two local boys, Thayor and Norton, Whnt thoy lackod In sclonco thoy wero willing to con- tribute In effort and tho rosult was a snnppy oxhlbltlon. Rod Holiday of Twin Falls and Ulackla Perry of Philadelphia, tour ists woro tho socond on tho bill, and thoy woro n scream. Rod outweigh ed his llghtor opponent nnd was willing to domonstrato that ho had an Iron Jaw, droplng his gunrd to allow Dlacklo to hnmmor It at will. Thn crowd, liked tholr show, The flial number wan a rattling iiout uotwoon itaipn Doroy of On tario and Hnrry NTinl of Salenj. Doroy outwoighed tho Satomlto and hnd It on him In roach, but that wan all. Doroy was not feeling woll beforo tho bout and n chnnco blow that landod In his broad basket al most proved his undoing. Howovor ho stuck and got a draw doclslon, and honors wero about oven. II. II. Tunny raforood tho bouts and Fred Clomo was tho tlmokeopor. Following tho bouts sandwltchos, pie, cako nnd coffoo and a flood of stories ontcrtalned tho crowd which numborod about 00, Jack Gordon and Floyd Powol! woro the com mlttoo which nrrangod tho show un dor tho direction of Commander Urowno. PfoRritm Oiiiimlifco Lining up Tnl lent for Occasion! Vnlo limp nesi Men to Feed (JallierliiK Hen Itosn, SccreUiry Idaho Fiirin llurcali to bo Speaker Tho third nnnunl mooting of tho Mnlhour County Form Buronu will bo hold nt Vnlo on Saturday, Dec. 10, tho business men of thnt city having tendered an Invitation thru tholr commlttoo to entertain tho fnrmors of tho county on thnt dato and tho Bnmo being nccoptod unnnl nioUBly by tho nxocuttvo commlttoo of tho farm bureau nt Its last reg ular monthly meotlng. Th0 moot ing will bo cnllod to order at 10:00 A. M. , and contluuo through tho day. Mombors of tho buronu nood not bring tho customnry "four bits" this tlmo aH tho ontortnlnmmit'wlll inciuiio onts ns woll ns music. Tho program commltteo Ih busy lining up nn nrrny of talent for tho ocnnnlon. ICach county farm bur onu projoct lender will bo nskod to glvo n short roport of tho work dono In his department during tho ycnr and reports will bo rocolvod by tho officers, Tho principal nddress will bo glv on by C Ron Ross, Bocrotnry of tho Idaho Btato Farm Uurcnu Federa tion, who linn Just returned from tho nnnunl mooting of tho American Farm Bureau Federation nt Atlanta, Ga.. nil "poimod un" and roadv to ton wimt farmors nood to do. Tho Mnlhour County Farm Bur oau ban n paid up juuiiiborshlp ot 284 men, bolng tho Inrgost volun tary organization in tho county. It hns carried on an oxtonslvo program of work for tho past two yoars for tho gonornl bottormont of agricul tural conditions nnd has kopt up tho tight In tho fnco of tho most dis heartening conditions which tho farmors havo had to faco for a gen eration. Substantial progress has boon mndo lu many way. both lo cally nnd In stnto and nntlon nt largo.. Hvory mombor should bo on hnnd at tho nnnunl mooting If pos slblo to got thoro, to hoar tho ro ports and tako part lu planning ac tion for tho coming yonr. And tho mooting will not bo nil reports and spoochos cither, because tlmo will bo resorved for everybody to prosont tholr Ideas. i- DAIRY COWS ARE MAKING MINNESOTA PROSPEROUS Ono Gopher Htnlo Farmer MakrV WI.fl(l From Fho Cowk Mlmieitotii Onco Wiim Ono Crop Hlnte Now It Dlvei'slllex, From tho St. Potor Herald, of Bt. Potor Minnesota tho following story was takon. It Is ouo that might bo ropoatod many times slnco Mln uouota quit being nothing but n whont raising stato, nnd becamo n prosperous diversified farming com monwealth, Bays tho Iternld: That tho purobrod dairy cow, pro viding sho Is woll brod, la tho big gest paying proposition on Southern Mlnnostou farms today, has been clearly demonstrated by Carl Bor goson, ono ot tho progrojslvo young farmers of Lake Prnlrle township. Ho ban II vo purobrod Hnlstelns upon which ho has kopt careful chock tho past year, and ho found that theso animals paid him from $112.80 to $226.13 oach In that tlmo. Ills In- como for theso flvo animals for n yoars wns tho tidy sum of $9(9.00. Tho following Is a record ot tho flvo cows upon which cases wero kept: No. 1, 8248 pounds of milk, 295 pounds ot buttorfat, $105.20; No. 2, 9921 pounds of milk, 348 pounds ot buttorfat, $225.13; No. 3, U32U pounds milk, 324 pounds but ter fat, $212.43; No. 4, 9024 pounds milk, 342 pounds buttorfat; nnd No. 5, aftor tho first calf, 4870 pounds milk, 178 pounds buttorfat, $112.80. Mr. Borgeoson keops careful chock on his funning business and knows exactly what It Is making for him. Slnco starting In farming a fow HAY UUYr.RH HAVE NO LUCK I yoars ago on his father's place, Mr. Hay buyers who tried to socuro Borgeson has been gradually grow- ANDKIlSON-WINNKOAIt Announcements woro rccolvod In Ontario this Wook of tho marrlago lu Walla Walla on Novembor 23, of Miss Abblo Wlunegar, formorly or tins cit.y to waiter Anderson or Walla Walla. Tho brldo Is woll known In Ontario for she was born and has llvod horo until threo yoars ngo whon sho moved with her par ents to Walla Walla. Sho was a member ot the class of '18 of the Ontario High School. Sheh Is a nloco of Mr and Mrs. Frank Hnrdman of this city, i HACK FROM OOIIKN R. W. Jones returned Wednesday morning from Ogden where he went following the meeting of tho Laun dry Owners association In Pocatollo for the purpose ot seeing tho latest In dry cleaning machinery for hU new department. COVOTTI3I KILL HHKHP Coyottes aro getting brazon down Arcadia way. Two of thorn visited tho baud of sheep In the Hunt Sheep company ranch Tuosday night and killed two shoop before dlscovorod. hay in the Arcadia roglon for $4.00 per ton had little success this wook according to reports which havo reached the Argus office. Mra. C. W. Wells and Mrs. Geo. Hayes ot Vale, visited friends In Ontario last week. Miss Blanche McDonald of Vale, spent tho week end at the homo of her sister, Mrs. A. Quast. Mrs. C. W. Mallett and son, Stan ley, who havo been visiting In Port land and othor coast cities for sov oral weoks, returned home last Friday. When these men left Onturlo Sun day night they were In doubt as to whether or not thoy would both go through toWashlngton since a roport had boon received that perhaps Con gress would bo In session but a fow days after the call for tho short session which Is to open Docember 6, and the further fact that Socretary of the Interior A. B. Fall, and Arthur Davis, director of reclama tion are scheduled to bo in Arizona shortly after the first of Decombor. Inc Into the occlusive purobrod busi ness, In doing so, ho has brought only tho best stuff and now has ono ot tho best paying herds of Holstolns In Nicollet county, headed by King Colantha Korudyke, a good bull. Ho has not llmltod his activities to Holstelus alone, but has ono of tho bost herds of Duroo Jersey hogs lu the county also, and has takon a number of prlzos on thorn nt tho local fair. He also rocolvod tho highest prlco paid for that typo of hog at tho county salo throo weeks ago. Although hn milks a largo herd of cowa morning and night, Mr. Borgo son finds tlmo to attend to tho duties of treasurer of tho NIcollect County Farm Bureau. Ho Is also president of tho newly organized Now Swodon Cow Testing association, and has a myrald ot other duties in connection with farmor organizations and tho fair. Mr. Borgeson Is ono of thn coming young men of the community and hlsfrlends will bo glad to lenrn of hla success. J. II. Blackaby was n passenger Portland bound, on Tuesday after noon's train, 1 ) t 31 y i ""W4B"HW ' HSHNWW