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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1913)
ONI ARIO ARGUS PUBLlBHID KVEKY THURSDAY Enteral in UM pOtftofllQI nt Ontario Oreifon. for traaaaiiaatM throogli th' DiaiN 11 M6ondolMI mutter. M. E. BAIN. I'ulilinher. Senator Chumbcrhiin got cour age enough n few lays ngo to come out in open meeting and tell the senators what liis con stituents should hnve in the way of protection, hut the morn ing nfter it looked different nml he had the speech cut out of the records. When (Jcorgo comes buck for re-election he may le gret he did not at lenst try to have the people of Oregon re ceive some of the protection, rather than give it all to the Mlttfll manufacturers, who do not vote in Oregon. SNAKE RIVER CAN BE MADE NAVIGABLE TO THIS POINT BIG CIRCUS IS COMING SOON. Riot Bros, colossnl shows, menagerie and hippodrome will bo the first and only big show in Ontario this season. This is the show that is con quering new fields and making new fiicniK The monogoria has been selected with such care ami utter disregard to expense tli.it it ranks as the menagerie "leux." This is tho show of features, No act finds a place in the performance until it has demonstrated itH superiority os or all acts of similar ehaiacter. Oram! free sheet parade of tuhlcaus, cages ami horses which are the lincst obtainable. Don't forget the date, Ontario, Satur day, August .Hh. EXCURSION TO BE RUN TO SMITH'S TERRY SUNDAY Manager Dunn has made all arrangements for the excursion to Smith's Ferry on Sumlav. August .' The train will start from Nyssa at 7 o'clock, Ontario 7 ..'(, Pay ette .s and Kruitluml at 8 80. Fare for the round trip from any of these points 8, 'I'his ti ip v ill take you to the home of the trout, and give you live hours to try your skill. A lew nnglc worms will help out. Then there are the mountain sides covered With the jlli lest huckleberries you ever saw The lofty pines ul't'ord shade and the mountains a welcome bicec at all times. Take enough lunch along foi two, you will need it. That tlm Snake river csd he mane navlKalile fmm its month to Ontario and poinlbly farther, in the opinion of John II l,i- if. ntste enKlneer. Mr. I." ' In la quietly work Int.' m 11 KiRlint lc grthome by which the Cnliitiihla ami Snake river ran he made navluable from the preaent upper point of navies tlon to Ontario or a point in this ectlnn, thut giving the great inland empire country an nutlet to the am. Ills aoheme Is alto one which will bring but little expense to the states ss he proposes to have gigantic com panies intereated In tbe development of power to asalst in the work of building the locks and dams neces nary to make the two big rivers navig able. Through the hsrnenlng of the rivera in severs! plaoea power enough can be generated to supply It cheaply for the big manufacturing enterpincH. beaidei ftirniiblng oitiea and towna for hundred! of miles around and it is through the big 'in. i mi u h und iiiiiiiiitiir'n i that Mr. Lewia contemplate germing the capital ni'i'i hmhi-v. Ilia achemn hsi been looked Into by a number of prominent men In the imrlhwi'Ht and nlan In the cant and l pronouni'i'il fesaiblc. The fact that .dr. Lewla In an engineer of national reputation makea the aucceai of hia proposition almoat an axHiired fact and one which will likely be realized within (tie next few years. McBratneys lurnilure Ihirgiiins. 40.fle Sewing MmMm fOM for $20. $20,110 (Istci tiKMir inatlreMHCH, 12. 1...0 Dining chairs, !Hir. 2.ini Hn.ly Rrussels ruga tMA tl2.0( lleila $7..".0. t:t.:.o lied Springs 2.60. $2f..oo Dresaers $17. "in. $11.00 Sanitary Couchea l 00 fl 00 I'mls for Sanitary Couch 2. "(). 13.00 KriiHselH Kug $0.10, 4re Japanese Matting ii.'ie. 7"c Ingrain Carpet 45c. 7-"e Linoleum 46c, $ir. oo Chiffonier sii.no. $I..'iO Sewing Tables $1 0i. All furnitun' of all kinds mu! be sold at once at net wholesale cost, adv Notice FRUITLAND HEMS Sealed prnpoiaU will be received bv the City Kccorder of the City of Ontario. Oregon, up to tua hour of H o'clock p. in oo thn 'JHth day of Augiiat, LOIS, for the conitruetinn of about tlOUO feet of kkoit in aaid City Hconrding to the plan and pecitioa tinna Mi ii on en tilii iMi ihIiI City i; I' r All propiiHiils niuat be avaled, iiiarki'd "Propoaiils for Sewer i niir-t 1 1,, i Ion. ami addressed to Harry II Orauel. City Hecordsr, Ou- tarlo, Oregon. The bids will be opeued by the Council at tbe above named hour and the contract awarded. The C. mi nc 1 1 reserves the right to reject any and all bida. All bids iini.i be accompanied by a cut tilled check for 5 per coot of such bid. Ky order of the City Couuoll. Harry l (iruuel, City Hecorder. WESTERN PACIFIC WILL BUILD FEEDERS FOR THEIR FINE The aiith'iimviiH'iil , . t the new iiihii.i gel of the Western I'hciIIc that his l.'.nl Would iMlM teeib'is tor his Hue. including one to this section, Unit cjites that we will soon have a much unite iln.ct iiinnectiou with San l-'rauclsco, which will be ol great I'cnetlt to both sections. Ike road from WluueiiiuccH to some point in the Snake river valley will he a good money milker and serve a large section o virgin territ.ix and it la allium! cei lam that one ol the big syMcius will get I'rhllld it. Another short cut can he made a road south thiough the Twin halls section to Uobre and tliere connect with the rosd I My, the great ru per camp, also I'loche ami on to I. cm Angeles inn tin Claik road, saving ileal l 00 miles owi the route by I'o, at, 1 lo an.l Hall I. .ike. The loute ny Win: etiiucc i w i II .ive ocr MO Uilles . f Id. DtOOMI liatll lo San Francisco. The inauagellieiit of the Idaho N ttlieiu .niiiotiuced I list tiny will rush the work on then hue tiom Smith's Kerry to the 1'Nyette lakes anil le thi.'tth in tunc tot tiultlc tins fall, winch wtl le agreat boon to the I i "I le of the Long Valley an. I I .. elle lake section. I .ism moi I'ayiic V0I n. town VS'edue .o ONTARIO SATURDAY, MSI 9IH I I COLOSSAL CIRCUS HIPPODROME AND MENAGERIE CONQVEIIINO NEW riBLDt MAKING St.V, r KlhNOS ADDING N v LAURELS Grand Free Street Parade Every Day at 1 1 A. M. followed by Free Out-Door Exhibition Al IIIKMlim t,IU)lM)S IKVCl.EAN-COMKORIAHLK Mrs. Fred Smith is enjoying a visit with her mother, Mrs. Mat Cox, and her sister, Miss Margaret, from Meekie. La. Mies Lillian Winter was sur prised Saturday when sixteen of her girl friends arrived to spend the afternoon with her, it being her birthday. A delightful af ternoon was spent playing games. Refreshments of ice cream and enke were served just before the jolly crowd left. Miss Minnie Brown from Durkee, Oregon is visiting with her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. John Hand. II. .1. Tucket and wife and daughter, Irene, spent Sunday at the Cary Tussing home. Nat Sutton has accepted a position for the summer at the orchard tract. A large crowd attended the union young peoples meeting at the Methodist church Sunday night. An interesting mission ary meeting lod by Karl Cotton was enjoyed. Mrs. Hi K. Boonst will leave Friday for a visit with relative. in Chicago. Mrs. M H. Sherman and two -laughters Marie and Vera, vis ited relatives in Caldwell Sun day. IflS. Bert Wells returned Monday from a visit with rela tives in Baker City. N. P. Yockey and wife and IJev. Ityff and wife left Wednes day for Mr. Y oc key's home in Pormi where they will stav about ten days. The board of Stewards of the Mdhodist church met at the B. Whoaldon home Friday after noon Mrs Whenldon nrennr. ed delicious supper for them. Mrs. Pnrrish from Kansas Citv and Mrs Delaine from Leota, Kansas arrived Friday for a visit with their sister, Mrs. A. B. Eldridge. John Closton and Clyde Duck- waiter of Nvssa spent Sunday at the Marshall home. Lola Carpenter, Pearl Badley and Mable Hnbinsnn were enter taine! at dinner Sunday by Kthel Mackinson. Mrs C. Wright's father, Mr. Lane, left the latter part of the week for bis home in Chicago. S. Dower of Wadena, Minn, and Mrs. Nellie French of Staples, Minn., relatives of the Joel Bayer family, are expected to reach here this week for a visit with them. Mrs. French's daughter Maude who visited here two vears ago is on a pleasure trip in Kurope. Mrs. Carson of Nebraska ar rived at the 0i K. Huntington home last week. Mr. ami Mrs. Boland and Mr. and Mrs. I. yon visited Sunday at the Win. White home. C. K. Troth of Denver Colo- nolo arrived Monday for a visit with Dr, and Mrs Wright. Roy Hardin left Tuesduy for his mines near Van Wvck, Ida. Wm RoWQfl entertained the Puchert and Manser families at dinner Monday. A. II. and Win. McConndl rod word that their father rory ill and thev left Satur day for his'liomc in (iunnison, Colorado. Mr. ami' Mr- K. Harnett and mother. Mrs Kmilv Marsha Of Bloomflold, lowa came Sun day for vi.-:t with their r la tiv.s, W. J, Kusscll and family. The Bornottl ire 0B tlu ir u,,l. wAh --y it UiT terence if it is Idaho or Ore gon grown, if it picked right and can ned right, which i easy if you have ou best cane sugar ant fruit jars that an right by years of ex perience. Boyer's Grocery Department L. B. Mackinson has lain piite sick the last few days. Last Seashore Excursion Auqust 2 1 . Low oiti'M to Nahcotta, 'asliinJ i n. and n tin H Tin Oreunn Short Line. Ticket! on talc from all poluts In Iilnlin nrifl Orciinn. llniitril to .Soptetu Ikt 1'ith. Hi-e aKfntt rpitanliiiK rstea and further partioulara. Dr. W. G. Howe DENTIST I .It plii. ii. No. 732 Fintt National Bunk Bldg. W. W. 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Sunduy school ly l'reuchineut 11 o'clock and connection with this servic j Sacrument of tbe Lord's upPi will be administered. l-ve" o-..; . ..'i....i. Raw. I 'H U'i.ira liivtrirt Sll I .eriUteUJ i-nt uill hi with US. TI. l.M.inO mriHliUSOf lM Fourth Ouarterlv Confer uill t. hcl.l M.m.lav eeuini,l 8 o'clock. All the uiciubors I Church are invited p. be I'M