ONTARIO ARGUs PUBLISHED BVBKY THUKSIMY Entered in the iiostoflir at Ontario, Oregon, for trancrniHsloii ISfQSgfc the mail as second-class matter. M. E. BAIN. Kilitor and Proprietor People in the News Two nK'-ntH of the Italian govern nnnt lift Koine for th" I'nlted States to taka back I'ortcr f'liarlton to Italy to stand trial fjr the murder of his wife nt JmUv f'omo, Juno 7, 1910 State Supreme Court Juatlce (.off of New York denied former I'olice Lieutenant Charles Herker, sentenced to die for the murder of Herman Ilos nthal, a Rambler, a new trial Francis Mowitr Hiiyre, who la to marry Miss Jessie Wllaori. daughtor f the president, In November, haa In timated that lie would enter social attlftiii'iit work after his admiaaton to the bur. III fiancee la deeply In terested In the work. Hupoiior .lu'h'" William A Huneke of Hinkane has signed an alternative writ of mandate ngnltiNt th elty roun oil. eommandinK It to call a recall election ngaltiHt Mayor lllndley nnd Commissioner Tnllley before .Inn" 21. Itecnuae n iniln rtw hud thrown him off the train of which he MM try lug to Hi en I n ride. Frank Smith, 2'i jreiirn old. it la alleged, tried to wreck () U It N fiiKt mall train on the line two hiIIch cnM nt Hoot Itlwcr on u curve f. Itliln piii ynrdH of a high treat le At a iiicciliu; (lf mere hittilii In l.on don. I.miI Itii! lour wiin one of the cnkcr nnd toM of u method MM hud Hcciileiitnllv ili ntcrcil to llMBM DTJ lug Mtbk I Ml h the Hiild MM bud nl Wiivh fniiiid hiii ceHHful She Hiild cr lllg bullies Willi 111 HOOtl full UHci-, If In I it Willi Ibtlf heitilM allghtly lower I tin ti tl.elr feel, ut ii "gradient of about one In II " rioiivliing lil wav through a mob of liHin perHoiiH. a Mock, from the (ire con l'i i Uiir i iiiiiniii ilunl nt I'orl Inul li'ri ,i strike Ih in progreHH. lioteriiui iIhuiiIiI Wet Hatlirdnt planted lilmnelf two feet from a barrel on Mlili-h 'I mil HuriiM. n Socialist orn tor. wua making u speech, mid, Inter rilpllllg Mi" talk shouted lo the orn tor t Hit t If any more dlaorder took place bo would take auch action as would milckly lulat the disturbance of the p. ace Brief News of the Week A second revolution in China la re garded aa Imminent. The government haa reated it! case at New York against the so-called mo tion picture trust, after calling more Events Occurring Throughout than 100 wltnessesThe hearings were adjourned until October 1. The directors of the National Rdu I rational association, In convention at Salt Lake, selected St. Paul, Minn., aa the meeting place for next year's con vention. he board also chose Dak land, Cal., for the 1916 convention. It la announced from St. Paul that the Northern Pacific has refused to grant the demands of Its telegraph operatora for Hunday overtime or 16 dny vacations, although offering to make minor changes la working condi tions. It gives aa a reason nntt rail road I eg I Hint loii, both federal and tale. According to the report of the In- OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST the State During the Past Week. Bank Cashier Paroled. Salem. Coincident with aa an nouncement that State Superintend ent of Hanks Wright had declared a dividend of 20 per cent for the deposl tors of the First State Bank of Phllo math, making a total of 80 per cent declared, Is another that James Evars, cashier of the bank, convicted of for gery and sentenced to serve from two to 10 years in the penitentiary, baa been paroled. The nubilities of the Institution torHtate commerce commission, the were IBB, 000, and Mr. Wright believes employment of an "ineiperienced and unlnetructed engineer" was reapona Ible for the wreck of a New York, New Hlllli ft Hartford passenger train June 12 nt Stamford, Conn., In which six people were killed end 20 Injured. The question "Should Religion tie the aaaeta will be sufficient to pay the depositors In full, but there will be no money for the stockholders The bnnk fulled In October. 1911, nnd Kvnra, whose right name Is Dvnns, was Indicted soon afterward. Money he Is alleged to hnve need fraudulent- Taught In the Schools?" waa answered ly wns Invested In a creamery by the cashier, nnd, It Is aald, he got no ben efit from It affirmatively by the conference of tnlnlaters attending the 26th Interna tlonnl coinentlon of Christian Endeav or Socletli-H at I,os Angeles So nlso wns the question of the teaching of sex hygiene SerloiiH rioting between orangemen and iiiiIIoiiiiIIhIh marked the celebru lion of Ho bnllle of the Howie nt llelfnst VALE GETS MANY SETTLERS Government to Open Large Tract to Entry. Vale The throwing open by the Ird anniversary of the government of IHi.onO acres of land II,,. adjacent lo Vale lo homestMM Mtf fighting luted two hours, and wns quclli d only nftet the police charged the iiioIih rcpcntcdly. Banana Finds Advocate. New York I'reHldent Wilson tuny be deluged with hundreds of let tern In def. -line of the bniinua as Hie ' poor mnna fruit," It was said by MSM of those present it a meeting in Cooper I'nlon. at which speakers advised pro tent ngiiliiHl the proponed lux ol one lentil of I per cent pound on I, a nnuiiH Imported Into this country To Stop Gambling In San Francisco S.i it FmtielHCO. San FraiicUcoa Hi hlu gambling iIiiIih muni tloM their diniiH at urn I and for all time. 'I Ills wiih I lie fill) iHHIli d b) Chief of Police Bite after mi hour h ciiufcreiici' be hluil cloHiil loon "Ih the proirlc i.i rnpperH." . lupin.-- mil BttM ol 111!' Ii I I II III. promiHeH to in. ii.'' ihln city the mei cu .i; lioineseekeiH during the next few in. .iiIIih A large proportion of this laud Im fertile valley and bench land, below the llully Creek and Star Moun l. mi Irrigation projects, and being sun ceptlble of irrigation cannot be taken ui under the ,'.:'u acre homestead law, I mi acres being the most any one per son i an lioiiiehleiid Of this land. TMtt acrea have been neni in i petroleum reserve, anil ,i, i .icics were withdrawn Tor the II.iiiii reservoir project. Settlers h.iie been petitioning the Interior de i.irtmeni at Washington lor the p.isi 0 M'ars to releiise the petroleum re lie hinds, and have Just succeeded i lunlir; this done. The land will ii for selections, accord In to advice received by the Vale l.aiel of Hi c. on .f ,il H. at 9 o'clock A. M . nnd filings .ll !) received ufter 9 A M Align i 'Mb LANDS TO BE THROWN OPEN Government'a New Policy Will Aid ir. Development of Oregon. Portland. Carrying out the govern ment'e new policy of seeking out what agricultural lands may lurk within the confines of forest reserves and deiig nating it properly so that it may be thrown open for actual settlement. Chief Forester Henry S. Oraves ar rived in Portland from Waahlngton. During his visit here he expecta to settle definitely for recommendation what shall be done with tracts which have beea the subject of field agents' Investigations, both in the Siuslaw re gion of southwestern Oregon, the pu mice lands of central Oregon, the Des chutes region and in the Cowlitz river lands in the Rainier forest of Waah lngton. Heretofore the government baa made little effort toward discovering what tracts are suitable for agricul ture. The prospective settler was re quired to seek out the lands himself, decide whether he could use thein for agriculture and then make his appli cation for settlement. Uy the new plan, experts of the for est service will pick out fertile tracts now grown up In trees, report them aiiltable for agriculture, and eventual ly have them listed separately from the general forest reserves, throwing them open for homesteaders from time to time Thla will Include land from which the timber has been sold Ons Way to Obey. Her Deai-Mt 1'rlcnd IHi you renlly obey Charley ' Mrs Newly wed-CVr-tnlnly lie tells me to please myself, and I itiwnvw do Judge 100 acres of fine sage brush land, deep rich sandy soil, first class water right, 5 miles from Ontario. Price $40. per acre. Terms given wiih low rate of interest or would trade for stock or other property. Must be disponed of soon, aa I am engaged in other business. Postoffice Box 94 Ontario. Oregon ONTARIO LAUNDRY Leave Bundles at Any Hotel or Barber Shop Prompt1Attention Given All Orders. Moore Livery k Grain Co. Baled Hay, Seed, Mill Stuff, Grain Finest Livery Turnouts in City Come in and give us a chance. Phone 95 W. H. Fiser A. E. Chapman OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE BEGINS its forty-fifth school year BreTiMBta ioi j DEGflCC COURSES in many phasesnf AOaii ULTUMI CNOINCfMINO. HOME ECONOMICS MINING). FOSjCaTSiV. COM mi io i l'HMrr TWO-YEAR COURSES In aoaicuL- TURC. HOMl ECONOMICS. MtCHSNIC ART. rORISTNV. COMMIRCI PHgRMaCV TEACHER'S COURSES ' manual trittuing, agriculture, domestic science ami art MUSIC, inrluding piano, string, band ni-ti uiiicni". and voice culture. A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled ' TlIK P.NRICHMRNT OK ki'mi. I.iri." and a Catai.o;uk will be mailed free on Application. Address It. M Tknnant, Registrar, itwMHoMl Corvallis, Oregon. SAVING TIME h TELEPHONE VJhljU Means Not Only Time But Money. Do you ever consitU-r how long it takes to travel the distance from your hoiwe to the Doctor and Merchant and what thai you save by tsisphonlng? If your time is worth anythinp;, you cannot afford to bo without a Telephone. Malheur Home TelephoneCo. SATURDAY 15 BARGAIN DAY A special prize will he given on Thurs day of each week to the candidate mak- ... vis IM5VV QIMIJ in votes that week. k V P4S -- aVXV' JX X m ' bbbVbbbbbbbbbW -. . . First Prize A Lady's Solid Silver Hand Bag will be given July 23 ',ui1Tb.(X)ckrum Automobile Contest I good for ioo votes On Btfgsio Day, whioh it Saturday of Moh week, votes will bt doublsd ! all t it HOMAN pOWhtjei niadf. tliis iiiakinu' It"' total for every $1 .00 spent for A eertain line of f()f TT-iTirn itT t poods. Ul goodfl bsoring WO votes to tho dollar will be tagged in stock or listed - ROBER1 ODELL is iptot btiow. 1 LOOK AT THESE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, JULY 19 Good for 400 Votes on the dollar Lawn Mowers Enamel Ware (ut (lory Ontario Hardware Company Good for 400 Votes on the dollar Dresses Center Tables Dining Room (hairs Ontario Furniture Company Good for 400 Votes on the dollar Ladies' Oxfords ft Pumps Men's P frds Childrei Slippers Newton's Shoe Store Good for 400 Votes on the dollar Soaps Mirrors Perfumes Bcrmele's Drug Store