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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1913)
0, Ontario Pharmacy Remember Our Palm Olive Soap and Cream Offer. $1.00 worth of goods for 50 cents. Rexall Remedies Eastman Kodaks I Local News tp.i i MOVd Imnd Keen Haml Wan la ood condition. O. U Rgtf Luobri. UlUdtM1 Aid of the ConHreK lDil churrli Will Hcrro h cafeteria jl.ner io Maennlo hull from II fag .J! od Thursday January 23. Dr. nod Mrs. Weese Imve moved Bto the Staples home on Kichaiditun ilttft. Limpkin't shoes wear better and ,oit lew. Advertisement. Mr Pall liu'Kiut and eon returned Ardmsdav frmi B trip to Portland and Billimet''' viilltv I'HinK wlicir they ,nlted Mt iiiKBort'a parent.. Rfprfientatives of the Vnrthini(tn pomp nni'Hiiv ami the Westlnglmuec Motor company ere here thla week noil report a NtfRa iwiuiry for pump i I ll"' - Krrd O. Mahun it haulm lumlier lalalM a tHrn on tlM Orrhnrd traetn neit of MM rltjr. Hn.iT Itanium, of New Plymouth, u bulirnf lumher for tine new (ate on tin place. Mr. iiud Mr. Arthur Mdodf rame so from Vale for a vlait over Sun- i l Mi- Moody remained a tew Jiji ths guest "' her mother Mra. A. Urnao. Th.re wns a I7U00 tire at Drew.ev otJiOUtrv th destroying tbe office nf tfcr Ursesey News and the Itncket it r. Tbe grand jiny ia buay thla week Rrprceentstlvn II,, man has bneu ap I tot' I n the Hank lug and IrrigHt iu , mmittM-1 and is ebalrmun of the uitw 'iin tait tee. ll ion Hunt good shoes try Lamp kiu'i. They wenr better and coat kw.--.Mn itiiemenl Is .-. Abo araa atH'ltiautlj it '.Mr. ii f 'mil. , i, while out limit, luieas operated on at the hospital tad is exMi'td i recover UaMagrOM -l set ia. Sir. lobartl was operated on at the : ii.t.1 Tuesday for anunii Ileitis. F r Sale Jet egg, Cyphers model, iti'Ubatiir. ee A. H. McCkiii, two 6a e,t ,,t Ontario. ttaaajfelg grade examiuatioua in "versl schools of the county will tblii on tbe 1 1 ami 24 of January. V It. .Maepbersou, Hupt. u fa Hurley aiiuouiicea that tbv N plsiej orders for "0 new loco MMaaj h Uw C. P.aud Short Line. MkalfM curs. Tbe engines eost ,U)ut HI, each and the freight m Mltti ll' Is Diag Kittherfnrd ia at Long illturnia. Hud wishes to be a,rmbei-e; hy his in.mv Ontario " He ,hm r. Hutbertord i. '""'"St '"".'t I, ll... ii I Ii ot hers, who recent a t i.iiul.i , i.. ..... , ,,r WblttlOl oilttit have Sheep tlnlii here to I I 100 BitllU l am I eing eheuper la yr Page mi., dauiihtara. Mi.Mea ''"""I m.,n, he Ward, were RoaM la.t week 1 I Vuvtiei, i. i Heudleton ou 'l.lUe,, '" t-llver walch. oi.en face. 'her foL. Vuluml i,m knal !, M. Aru..., -.. wsaaj f,r i; t Inqalra at Argue 1 C dub will meet at the K. Uingham. Tluirs- ,Un O lantiary 23. -i u- hat, piu. Ke- " " lrug Store. "A hug match between ItBd and a local team illlajal howlti., took I ilemlav eveuiug. i: teceived frotu Ml . i I Iub la l..lli.,., ,,f ,. V. ord - - .- -. . , ,.,H ... , i,r .. I b.-i little girl Kuby, with Local News. loe Kilwarrla left Sunday for '.V( t fell abort he will visit with b Hunt Mra. John Sella. Dr. StcwHrt, of. Rota, wns aaj oD t Brio visitor this week. I. -.t A B Inch elide rule in leather ram . Kinder please return to MoOffJ hotel and receive reward. Preliminary reporta show Oregon produced Io 1911 1667,000 It gold, 87. 000 iiuncea of silver 160,666 pound of copper and 1,666 i , unde of lead. Now i the time to Ret a new rue for that room while Farley hat" a big ItOOt to select from. I.oii.lcr wa shipped to tin Uriel Ox Klnt lor a hnuse to he tiullt by (ieoie Wemlle. It MM oMnaded at Crystal and ferried orer tin river. lliitbid sash Jut a few mere left at the Km pi re Lumber cnmpanv vhhI. Call early. The )ieen Mate Migration bOMd baa issued what It terms the OftajM Almanac, which Contains much data abnut tnesiateand the secretary, V. C. Chapman. Commercial i lub litllldloK, Portlaud, will be pleaand to mail copies of the almanac to your fi lends If you will furnish him wltb their addresses. The coal output for 1611 showed an Increase of r0,U0O,U0o tone over the previous year. Trenetmetiil production of Idaho showed a ten per cent ji , rease over 191 1. amounting to nearly 1,606, 000. The weather this week is very spring like, warm ami lear. It I. too early for spring and there will probably la another week of bud weather b-fore tbe spring weather comes to stay. It means a short feeding yi nr for the Ntle a'i I akeop men. Lee Fleer retiirne.i a few days ago f i nm Portland, where he spent a week visiting frlerHs ael transacting busl uess. He nr irts plentf I buililing going on In Port an.), many goo I hlouka being torn down to make room for aky scrnpera. Harry li. Hrehuo i. of Portalnd. mm expert tyM-wiiter repairer aud rbuilder Is nt the Carter houn t.,r a few weeks where he may be engaged to repair or rebuild your typewriter nod make it do the work of a new machine. lell him about your ma chine while be la here. Id. hop Naphtah Luecnek, I). I., of Helena. Montana, will preach in tbe Methodist church Sunday. January 66, 1618, both mom ng aud evening There will be special in isle at hcth .ervinea. The people of ( in tai io are cordially invited to cone and bear the Hi. bop. Tboiues Johus. MiJ-WinltT tuursions In Idlitornid Januaiy list. Low tares to Sun Fraui'inci aud Los Augelei with di velxe I, ml,, and limit it Will let Bat i) S L. ageut. for rate, aud fur tlur paitieulars. NAVY S BAN ON PETS OFF Animals to Return to Ships Admiral Denies Coat Story Norfolk, a The goata monkeys, cats. dous. narrols and other pets aboard Uncle lini fighting ships at the Noriols NOV) 'ai'i. which were banished a few da,- BgO, when, report said. UearAdiiiir.il Uovle was It.ar Admiral Uovle was butted bv a coat on the quarterdeck of the: battleship .. .. Ii i.np.-l.ir. will be re stored IO the jackles. 'I here jo) in the fleet aviitili. AsBisiant Secretary Wlnthrcp. of the mivv donortmont. lot it be known the (l.uurtmiiit did not approve then BUmniarv removal. Admiral Dola Indlgngntl) doalod .1,.., ha gnat had butted bin Ha anno liad o.d.red the remov al Of the JH-l.s h... ii.se ni.ilicai off., els thought the) uigbi han innsathUg to Itb enrebro-apinnl m.-uiiigitia tad measles at .In- marine barracks. Old pnfwra at the Argus ott.ee ft Ualltug4i toon Into Mm toaaty uoof ilillil,li , ,,,!,.,,,. cents per hundred. Ju-t what you ury. In i.atui alization giaooodiaga, q . lwQ (iiioaj. - ueed to line your cabin, and place agjn 'he de. ..ion. the clerk aits a. yaMowolaag l'ark to HOOg l agent of tbe I nlted States and is en under the eari et - V eiiaba r-,erve aaagf IM carpet. ()j (t u(( lo jOo0 a yeari the aurplni over that MM4tal fco.ng ia tbe koverutueitt. BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON Tlie OOBlBI spring will see consid er., hi.- activity in the building line la ItnnfefloM John I Meesely has been appointed I 'muster at Kails tity and William M lltown at Lebanon. I'eo. ehir-f of the UtMtilla Indbns, died Friday .it his homo on the Uma tilla riMiTMition, ,i lew miles from Pendleton, QoVoroor West has appointed Chas , Hording tQ bi OOVnt) indue of MncoU MUM, to attOOOad C ll Gardner, who t ... ..i. t t M e..Ui...,., .. itepreaenianve nawiey nas recom mendpd for appointment John F Mtl ler as postmaster at Jacksonville, to auicced Mrs. Miller, deceased. The seventh iinnunl convention of Mm Oram it.-.,, i Hwdwara g tap, mnt Daalera aaaoclatlon will be held In Portland on JaMMf) II, tt, 23 and 14. Timber Cruiser MrCarthy. who has Just .imiplit.u irulHlng the limber ot Coos MMtjr, reports 14.600.OBi. .Of... ' feet of men huntiible timber In that1 county. I In seventh annual convention of the Oregon Helall Merehants' n lion takes plaee at Albany Jaiwarv U and ': and promises Io be tlie laruest In their history. Secretary of Wnr Stlmson has ap proved (lenerai llixby's recommenda tlon lor a bridge across Coos hay. at Marshfleld. The railroad has promts ed to begin work Immediately. The automobile bureau of the Rec retnry of Htates department la swamp ed with the task of minuting for the new year the 10.000 or more motor ve falclea of the atate wtb the new mi license tans. L. W. Wright, a janitor at Hood Rlv er, i raving cocaine, to which drug he la a slave, entered the drug store ol ('. A. I'lntli anil holding up the clerk. Hi rin.iii Kresse, secured a large ijuaii tltv of the drug. 'I In vt.ite board of tax commission ers aniioiineed for 1611 the lowest state tax lev v in the history of Ore io',. I- mills 'Ibis levv will proiluei ?I"m;iih on an MfMssed valuation placed at !'i.r..01l.;7!i. Id ,reHi'iitiitlve Haw ley has secured mi l,.i lease in the appropriation fol Iin- t'lieninwii Indian si boo I from fHoinl to $11.'. 01 id with the understanding lli.it fciuio of this iiiiount shall be applied to improving the water supply. To eelebiute Mcurinf! the $'.'f0,(Mi0 eiiiliiw inent fund for Albany college (he Albany Couimercial i iub will fcive a big bHiiipiet in honoi ot II. M Crooks, president of the eollege. whe directed the auccessful campaign. For the i Hnhlistimenl of the Oregon Caves National Park, to Unhide the Oregon (lives, Senator llourne has 111 (roduecd a bill selling aside townahl 40 south, range 6 weat, Josephine eoun ty. This tract, which includes (lit caves, is a national monument. Seven delegates to the National pro hihitiou parly convention, which met in Atlantic I it) last summer, will re rive no expense vouchers from the slate. The state alrrad) has paid tht expenses of 10 delegates and that Is the restriction which Is placed by law Sc, iriaiy of State Olcolt visited Pendleton and on behalf of tbe slati board accepted (he new Ka stern Ore uun Stale Mental hospital. The I,ik $l,(MHii'iin institution ia now ready fol oiciipaiii -v , some ;(0 or more patients nlit.id.. tiling boubed and cured for in it. Stnte 1'rlnter Duniway ia prepiiruij: ,,u elaborate statement vvhuh In in tends to Mlbliul to the members nl the legislature showing in detuil the quoa Hon.. involved in the work of state printing and also Urging that the law ! by the 1911 Mslon be rOfOOl ed I liar.es S Whllhill, ol Portland, has written to Secretary Oh ott demand nig that an investigation be made o' lining of votes in Portland at the last general election hllehlll dei lares that io per teut of the vot were counted illegally. Oh ott ha. no t ii i.-ii him tiiat the question ia not coming under his jurisdiction. Three hundred citizens of Itedmoiul ..mi be - ,i rounding countrv parti, i gOtOd WdOJ lO tbe opeiilng yf the !(i,lnioiid I nion Warehouse toiiipan., MM ol the InrgOOl and most BUbOUti tial bulldlnga Ol the kind in the north VM1 I ( oi, jh ssu.aii Williamson wa - orator oi na bulli of atono, coat $1"''"". m arlll atora 1 buehoig of point i, Importanl decision Bd dOWH b) the OrSgOfl SUprOme court In tbe onao ot Uultuon Ceyuntjr Clorli i'a.,k I VtM Mat ourt ruled that COUOty .irik.- w.ie not required to pa) na DEALS IN DIRT Deidg recorded since January 8th; 1013: J H Weaver el ux to Kmory Cole lot lit blMt I. Ontaito. Con. 66060 Malheur Valley R K Co loUWK A N Ry Co R W throiiRh nw 30 17 44. John 0 Skelton et ux faO David (Jrahani lot II block It, Westf-tll. David Graham to Mort V Hood lot 12 Mo6 12- Westfall, j J R 111 lekahv to lilas Felrnn lot 7, block I, Hlackabvadd. Jordan Vallev. C C ro.ter et ux to A II druth lol . I 3 b'" Piunaer ii.lc lordau Valley. I R-"M " "anver to J B McChId. lota IS, 14. 16, block It Blackaby I a,,), Jordan Vslley. ,' ,, v , ,',. (( A1cUo0llk(m, I 0De ,hlr,i " ,D l"t U to - '" hlook 176, Ontario L U Fry et M to C MoO najlll. ni 11 12. and 13. block l?tl lots I , .viands i .Mci:olem et al to P (5 Freeman l-ts 7 aud g, block I. Kid ridge add. Vale. Krsklne Wood et ux toCK S Wood. Hcc II 1M t6. A N Soliss et ux to Wm Jones. se set Seo 1661 ::. Kd C Allen et ux C C Wright, et UX to Kdith L Henrdi.rf. s H .H 40. V. B. io DeVVltt C Heera nj ee Ml eel 10: nwj gg 15-20 44. For Sale 1 goo I team weight 2300: 1 spring tooth harrow: I John Deere plow; 1 Htudebaker wagon . These most be sold within tbe next ten days lhiiiire or phone. II. I: link or Ri.ihard Larson. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Money to lOM 00 improved Irri gated farm. W. II. Do, .little Co. For Sate Hurley engineer's transit Very suitable lot iiiigation work Price very reasonable. Imiuir at Wgus. Dnjnga ordota takeu at m e Hotel io!..'. Laudingliam, rest I i ,., phone 4 24 TbrO lota for sale 2 block, west of po.t iflh-a at a hargeiu. iBOJSlN at Argus tt . Ontario Oakery give you nioie and Letter caudy for your money than anf other place io town. For the best bread and pastry town go to tbe Oitario Hakery. in The place to buy first class caudles is et the Outariu Uakery. Wanted Cook, good all m I mau WMi.t- i', i. in, n Phone 104, Ontario Pot Sals Set of buggy harues good as nw. In, , lire of W. I) Hilllug.ley, plion. Ill ( V. Wanted School girl tu take .ale ot ilii Lt and help aiounil boii.e. Phone :ikK. Sixty per cent of Teachers Pass Salt in The llM ol Mlceessful can ' ! late;, for leach, r' cei I iticates at , i .-..-nr exainiuiilions, as given out I . State Sllpel inleinleiit ot I'ublic In ni'tinn L R Aldeniiaii, agOWl IhOl Pr ceul of the appll. ams w. i . sin aaOfOI This year':, examinat ions, if anything, were more .-allsla. tin s than ''"sc of previous vears The que. ' ii- submitted m,i with a more gen al approval, both from those in arge of the examinations and thoe ,,King them than has heretofore been I. case Tao States in Y M. C. A Convention eat lirove itb i" dalogau - .nt. tin i :ih aiitiuai eonvootlon, I OUO '' I ' i I a -oi la I log '.I ,, . o,, and Idaho, opened In this cil.v gay evening at tbe Congregation.,: iron, Praoldent Fleuhei Hoaaaa, ol . Pnivagalty praeideat of Move to Stock Reserve With Elk Pondb toa Count I idga J. w Ma ill ., uioieiiii .: to se ... .. 1'. .. . .... . -i I., ,t i,.t. f,'.i,i tl, Neil Litchfield Co. Of the Lyceum Bureau WILL APPKAR Tuesday Jan. 21 IN Their Funny Sketch, "DOWN AT BROOK FARM" A Strictly Hih (lass Kntertainment DREAMLAND Price, 50c and 25c Bermele's Drug Store Agents for Talbot's (tuarantecd Poultry Medicines The Standard of America." Our Veterinary Information is at your service. International Stock Itenicdies Send us your mail orders. HV fii jtu pnstufv on all snnill xim Is, Big Bargains In Shoes AT LAMPKINS Boys and Girls' Shoes for $1.00 Girls' Shoes, Sizes up to 2's Boys' Shoes, Sizes up to 4's Ladies and Misses' $2.50 Shoes, Kid or Calf, Hitfh Top or Regular, But ton or Lace at $lo85 Classy Dress Shoes, Suede, Hacks and Patents, .$4.00 & $4.50 Values at $2,95 & $3.50 Men's $3.00 Work Shoes, Heavy Tans at $2.35 Men's $8.00 Box Calf Biuchers$2a35 Tan and Black Button Shoes. All sizes. Worth $1.00 & $4.50 go at $3.50 You can save money on shoes at Lamkins and They Wear Well. W. T. LAMPK1N M Jjv Jro vaj ' ' aS S' Bbr afll BBaaanaB Rt aw TaaLaavbs. I Ba 'an aWJaPwj HF ffl Lr JMft 1 i iLanVaH W atnV K I B' A I lTannl Jl nff V 'n bn-! aHNk -jdLaiV LIB LnVandV ft B .