ONI ARIO ARGUS PUBLISHED BVKKY THUH8DAY Entered in the poatoffloei at Ontario, Oregon, for trnnHiniiR tbronjrh the mail as oecond-clann matter. M. E. BAIN. Editor and Proprietor Mra. Kim Ira Meenea, 22 yenra old. It dead at Chlco, Oal., of blood polaonlng. caused by a playful Bcratch on hr Up Made by her baby. Edward Morria, the meat packer, haa replaced J. Ogden Armour aa tha largest individual owner of Chicago bank atocka, with holdings of $:,'. 9ti, 000. 8amuel Oompera, president of the American Federation of Labor, aubtntt tad to an operation at Waahlngton for the removal of a mastoid abacesa, and hla apeedy recovery la predicted. Damagea agalnat Mrs. Emmellne Pankhurat and her two daughters and Pethrtck Lawrence and Mrs. Tuke were awarded London merchanta by a Jury aa the reault of a auffragette window amaaliing campaign. Prominent Japanf-ae at Toklo are Using every effort to quiet the agita tion there for a boycott agalnat the Fanama-Pnolflo Expoaltlon. Leading bankera and merchanta favor aendlng to San Francisco the finest poaaible exhibit. The aecretary of atate of Ariaona has received petltlona hearing a suffi cient number of algnaturea to force an initiative vote upon the abollah mejH of capital puniahment in that atnta Saturday will be the 13th anniver sary of the adoption of the Stara and Stripea aa the national emblem of the" United Statea of America. In ac cordance with a custom that haa be oome general throughout the country In late years, the day will be obaerved aa Flag day by the public achoola, pa triotic aocletiea and various other or ganlzationa. Without the aupport of a ainglt dally paper In I.oa Angelea. Henry H. Rose waa elected mayor of that city by a majority of 8026 votaa ovar John W Shenk. Rose Is a police Judge, and ran as an Independent candidate. Dr. E. J. Sweet, head of the vlvhiec tlon department of the University of This week we are showing some Lawns and Batiste For Summer Dresses for 10c the yd.ZZL Then we have the Trim mings to Match. Get a Delineator this Month It9 8 a Splendid Number Rader's Meet Your Friends in our Kent Room Ontario, Oregon Butterick patterns Help I J ,.- ff da lBBajaslaBHv Expense Stops When Your Cooking Stops That is one of the big advantages of the 7Vew "Perfection Oil Cook-stove When you .re through cooking you simply turn out the game. Than is no wut. of hMl. And yet you can have full heat again when it a wanted, by marely striking a match. The NEW PERFECTION COOK STOVE U much neater and i .i. ....I nniitl cieanoi man mwii -- no dirty fuel; no ashes. Ask your dealer for the New Pailec tion Stove, it bakes, broila. roasts or Fr aW ItaaalU W. Isceauaaad PEARL or EOCENE U1L Sold in hulk and tat Pennsylvania, waa arrested on a charge of cruelty to dofa uaed In con nection with university experiments The society for the prevention of cruelty to animals cause his arrest. Lee Cane, an Iron moulder, haa con fessed at Columnar., O., that he killed Detective John J. Keardon at Steuben vllle In 1910. Cage had previously been tried for the murder of Reardon and acquitted, and another trial on the same charge Is barred under Ohio law. , DUatory and expenalv methods and failure to look after the Interest of aettlera on government landa were a few of the accusations made agatnsv F. H. Newell, head of the federal re clamation aervlce, by I W. Mill, chair man of the hoard of dlreetora of the Great Northern railroad, at completion of a trip through central and eastern Oregon and parts of Idaho. PROHIBITION SPEAKER HERE. Rev. Dr. A. J. Bolster, of Portland, a representative of the Oregon Prohibition State committee, will be in Ontario next Saturday and Sunday, Juno 14 and 15, and will speak at the following meetings: On Saturday at I p. m., in the United Presbyterian church; Sunday morning at 11 o'clock he will preach in the Congregational church and Sunday evening at 8 o'clock he will have charge of a union meeting in the Metho dist church. On Monday evening, June 16, tho Rev. Dr. Wilson, of Phila delphia, Pa., a leadiug member of the World's Conference of Christian Citizenship, will have charge of a uniou service in the United 'Presbyterian church nt 8 o'clock. All are invited to these meetings. PROSPECTS EOR RAILROAD TO M'DERMITT ARE GOOD Alfred Wilkeraon. of McDertnltt. is lu the city thla week, the Kneat "' bis old-time friend. Con Hyao. Mr. Will i tsiu i saya the prospects for a railroad tiirouiih bla section looks hritfliter than ever before. The sur vet 'ire arx now working mIoiik Soldier creek and report that they oan croae the Owyhee on a one it.r ivnt grade. Tba grade from Wlonemuooa through the Hurprlae valley and MoDermitt country is good and the only difficulty for the enigneeia to overcome now la the upprouob to Huake river at Home dale, or whatever point they oroaa. Business oooditiaoa at MoDermitt are good, prioea of cattle and horsaa being aatiafaotory. lM-p.ii i of the condition of the Firat National Hank at Ontario, in the State of Oregon, at the close of bnsilieits, Juno 4th, 1018. No. He HKHOl III K- I...HHKHH.I disoonuta 4 Overdrafts, aeonrttd and nnaeonred I'Shoudato aeenre circu lation U S bonds to secure Postal Saviujra IIouiIh, securities, etc Hanking house, fnrnitnre iiinl tixtures. Other real estate owned DM from national hanks (not reserve ageuts) Due f roin approved reserve agents t'lieoks and other cash items Notes of other National bunk . Fractional aper enrraucy. nickels, and oents Lawn i. Monkv RBMaVn is bUmb. nsi Specif Kedemption fund with (J 8 Treasurer (fl per oent of i-irculatiou) Total I.IAIlll.lTIBa. Capital st.i-k paid in $ Mil plus fund Undivided profits, less ex penses and tuxes paid National lunik notes out standing Due to other national banks banks and baukers Individual deposits sub ject to check m Demand certificates of de- i., uit Time certificates of depoait Certified Lnecaa Car-biers Check out landing Postal Sin ings deposits 395 (113 lo 15 166 H6 PJ 500 00 1 6(10 i hi If 468 12 6 '.'03 '-'I X 742 :il 12 873 Ml 50 573 21 272 19 8 436 M 128 in 21 964 05 1 l.Vi HI 547 546 82 50 000 00 U5 000 00 6 421 2il 22 500 00 9 :I'.hi 24 2t 426 i2 980 00 :4 660 20 38 11 55 09 80 00 THE FOURTH OF JULY Will Be Celebrated at ONTARIOZn Metropolis of Malheur County i Final Arrangement Are Being Made to Have the Biggest Celebration Ever Attempted in the Interior Country TWO BANDS have already been engaged for the occasion. Come and Celebrate With Us. Iriulo murk a awl -.inrtirhla olxalno.1 '- no fa. Bans ii.. m. I SMi haa or phoda) awl .1. K-riii. fr rata iiauch i - on palenlaMllty liana rwfaram-aa. PATINTI BUILD rORTUNII SH you. Our it, . i. -...u.i. u ll how. what lo Invit.l awl aav you nuajj. Writ today. D. SWIFT & CO. PATINT UWYini, 303 Seventh St. Washington, D. C. Total 647 545 62 State ofOrftfpn. m County of Malheur. I 1 c K Kenyou, cashier of the above uai'ned' lank. do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of mv knowledge and belief. CE Kkn yon, Cashier Correct -Attaat: A. L. Cock rum, H B ;Cockkrnm, Directors A. N. Solias SubsoiiU'd and sworn Ul lie fore ine this lOti. day of June, 1013. f seal I J- W. McCulloch. lbeH" Notary Public. a TJlandaa-f" Moocin aailitvom A DAINTY BATHROOM Adda to your romtort Adda to your convenience knlisui-f i thr selling; -due of your home tt the fullest yalue out of your invt.tinent by our experience in planninf by our modern methods in exeiuting the uUn and the use of "SUndaed" plumbing fixt ure U. S. PLUMBING & HEATING CO. lluura Ka.l of OnUrio Furnllur Cs Ontario, Ore. University of Oregon-Summer School June 23, August 1. 1913 Twenty-five Inatructorw Fifty Coon DistinRuished Kastern Educators Added to Regular Faculty. Univeraltyjnormitories Open. Board and Room 3.50 jier week. Reduced Railroad Rates For Complete Illustrated Catalog, Addretw THE REGISTRAR, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Eugene, Oregon 200 Acres for Sale OR TRADE Fifty acres has been seeded to alfalfa. Some buildings. All under fence. Railroad line through tract. On Snake river. Well drained bench land. Elec tric pumping plant can be installed for 12 per acre. Will cut up to suit buyer. Address Box 128, Ontario, Oregon Empire Lumber Co Ontario, Oregon Rock Springs and King Coal June and July $7.50 Delivered At yard $7.0