The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, August 21, 1913, Image 4

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    ONI ARIO ARGUS
PUBL18HKD KVKKY THUK8IMY
Entt-rPfl in thf jxiHti flirf at Ontario
Oreifon, for tratifinivfi'iii tlirmiyh the
mail hh hp -ni da matter.
M. K. MAIN.
Pnl.li lin
Tliero nrn eeVOrol young bojn
it r hi i I town. btlOOgiOg 10 gOOO
fatnilifH, popl who are WW
nblc to buy tlicin wluit tho
need, who ponilt in dootroyiDg
fruit iiml other Uliogl around
town, OfM family that has
hot'ii jxrsfcu ti In the limit by
petty thievery and vandalism
)iaH determined to stop it und
will hfive the VOUOgltOri m n -t-d
und prOMOUttd. 'I hey liiive
gone mti tin- yard and stolen
apple. Lv the Hack and Imsket
loll and the Mime with gTOOn
grapex that they could not pOt
ibljf use. If yon do not al.so
lately know that your hoy in
aho e moli teti do do( do i or
pritod to Iiml him locked ii
and a line iiHHesHed against him.
Tlie boyi are known to the
pOOplo they nre itoeting from.
Sixty eerloeda ol bogt, bring
ing to the community over
100,000 Iihvc heen shipped
from Porno during the pool
twelve months. The number of
hoc,- on the lam lies in that nee
HOB at the present time i twice
what it was a year ago and it Jh
conservatively estimated thai
the shipments from that point
in the ooxl ein will oggrogolo
in value 1160,000, The bog
was introduced to make a boUM
market tin t.'ie hay and groin
raised.
lie. There was an individual
here last week who introduced
himself ns Owen Wieter, the
novelist who wrote The Virgin
ian and other popular hooks
ami on the strength of it got
many free drinks. There is a
merchant here who has met
WittOff severul times and knows
him fairly well, so the story of
the false one was soon exploded.
NoOf Weiser is a man who
claims to be Death Valley Scotty,
an individual who was in the
public eye about five or llo years
ago, hiring special trains over
the Santa l'e and Hashing thous
and dollar bills over bars. Ho
claimed that he had mines of
wonderful richness near the
bood of Death Valley, but when
the high grading in the mills
and mines ol Southern Nevada
was stopped Scotty failed to
bring out any more wealth, lie
was never known to make a
shipment of ore or nuggets.
The man near Weiser does not
furnish a verv accurate descrip
tion of Death Valley and is a
much smaller man than the or
iginal, but he probably thinks
he is fur OnOUgh away from Ne
vada to get away with that story.
Local News
SWAT THE FLY THE RIGHT WAY
There is little actual news at
this season, so the space writers
ni compelled to resort lo
politics In till in space fur their
llie.il llckil. The Hull MoOOOr'l
nre on the job of advertising
themselves and showing up the
weak spots in the administration
and some of the old stand-pat
leaders are putting out feelers
to Iiml out just where the pub
lic is, but the publio is also
qttiotond there is no headway
being made toward reorganiza
tion. The tariff lull being
framed by (he administration is
going to he the most unpopular
measure ever forced on the
people and when it is all fixed
Up and presented for the
guidance ol the pulilic will be
(he proper lime for Hit leaders
to gel together and Inline a bill
th.it will gie all loOOM and
ectiona oquol nroteetion, the
i.u mor a- well a- the rnanufae
tuier, and it will he no timiMc
0 get the liiiijoiit of the
American people m support
good in.. n on that platform
The pie-cut lull give- the Cana
dians many moie ad .Ullages
than tin it i iprooity bill ol the
I alt admiiiislration, whuli 001
so unpopular and it exacts
nothing Iron the Canadians,
purely a one sided affair and
other notion aie irootod li
OqUO) coiisiileialom, at (u ,
ponoo ol die Attorioou public.
riuobof and Roooovoltero doing
much odvorliiing to koop their
name- !., i the publio, bu(
(hey v ill hardU be aide (o tool
the people again, 0VOO il (hey
ha i (he mooes ol ilie llarvi -ti i
and Steel (i ml- b k ol lliein.
The favorite DfOOdlng place
of Hies is the manure pile; the
great majority of these pesky,
dangerous insects 0OU0 into life
it: our stable wastes.
I ntil re. ently there was no
simple, efficient and inexpensive
motliod known whereby maggot
life (the early stage ol tly life)
could bo destroyed in manure
without injuring the fertilising
value of the manure.
Paris green in watery solution,
I pound to 'J.'i gallons of water
appears to be the solution of (he
problem. It proves to be highly
efficient as a noggol killer, it is
ensv of application, comparative
ly inexpensive ami, in a nega
tive way, increases rather than
diminishes the fertilizing quoll'
lies of the nanure.
lake a coinuioii eiinlen water
ing tan, (ill it with water, add
a leaspooiiful of Tails green and
stir until dissolved. Use this
doily mi the fresh manure and
you will swat the lly in the most
effective way.
This weak solution is not
dangerous to stock they would
have (o eat large oiiantities of
the bedding to bo affected.
A can of this solution should
he kept in every barn. Lobol
it "poison."
1 1 - all very line M g' away
for rest and recreation hut iis
inighlv UupleoeOOl to return
home With typhoid level ami
i- Mans do Norn- should.
I lieie -i cm to I a number ol
men in tin- eotiou h Uo b
llu j i .,u tell nto-l . 1 1 1 y kind of
a itorj about tin n , i gi t
0WO) I lib il, I'll! tin ii .in in, .
In ic w bo ha e in i liotu
and win u one ol tin i,'
i i I - It ;. tO -lip i'Iic o
not take long to nail the
Notice lo Tupurrs.
Notici i- lull by given, (hat
the board of Kiiialiat ion. of
Malheur Count) Oregon! will
meet at the Court House in
ale, 0U Second Monday, ben g
the Mb doj of September, 1013,
lot the purpose of Kxainiuing
and Equalising the AotOOOnenl
tiolle, Ol M ilhetir County lor the
year of 10 I
Louis K Hill,
Count) toot loot
CORVALLIS HAN IS CALLED
TO INVESTIGATE FIREBLIGHT
We have recently added to
our stock of variety goods a large
line of laces, embroideries, ladies
neckwear and stamped embroid
ery patterns. Look our line
over at the Cash Variety Store.
A. P, Jams returned last
week from a trip to Meadows,
McCall, Cambridge and Ontario,
Oregon, where he went to size
up the business outlook. "Pap"
had his billiard and pool hall
burned out in the recent fire
here, and not finding a desir
able location to resume busi
ness, has about decided to loc
ate at Ontario, where ho has a
deal on a pool room. His any
friends in Crangeville will re
gret to see him and Mrs. Jarvis
have here, should tliey finally
decide to do so. (iningeville
(ilobe.
Mrs. Louis Hurtle was a Lay
ette visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas .lones and
daughter, Maurine, of Vale, re
turned to their bono from Star
key on Friday.
Lockett (irillin, formerly of
this city hut now of Shoshone,
was here on a visit last week.
A. A. Hall made a business
trip to Vale on Saturday.
Mrs. Hen Brown and children,
of Vale, came down Sunday for
a visit with friends and rela
tives. Mrs. i O'Connor was a Vole
visitor Sunday.
Miss Harriet HulTinan, came
home Sin. day from Maker, ami
will visit a couple of week- he
foie H tut ning to school in the
city.
W. II. Doolilde returned Sun
day from a two weeks vacation
ai i' ii i.i in, iiiaim lie re
port! catch nig many large trout
as fishing was unusually line.
(). II. I.awsnu, formerly of
this city but now of Lamm, was
here Friday on business.
Henry Black well made a trip
to New Meadows last Saturday.
Lev. Julius will leave Mon
day morning for the conference
Mooting at Latiramlc. A petition
has been sent in from the iiieui
bers of the church here to have
him sent back for another year
01 he is very popular ami sin
BOMIuI in this field.
Miss Lela Jones, who has
been spending bor mention at
stai key. returned to her bono
in Vole loot Saturday.
Mr-. Robert Odoll loll loot
Pridoy evening for Lriueville,
bare iba area celled by the -i i
on- lllneea ol bor mothi r
train Service.
West boond.
No. 17 Oregon Wash Ltd 3:4f m
No. 76 HnntloRton Pm 9.40 m
Mo. 9 Fait Matt 6:16 p m
No 77 Huntington Pass C:33 p in
No. 6 Oregon Waah Express 6:50 p m
Kant boond.
No. 18 Oregon Wimh Ltd 2:51 a m
No. 76 Bnlte paneenger 8:50 n m
No. 6 Fast Mall 1 1 ill a m
No. 78 Holie passenger 3:50 p m
No. 10 Oregon Wash Express 4 :40 p m
Vale train leaves at 9:40 a. m. re
tnrnlng at 3 .'o p. m.
trn.li imirki wl I tTHhU nlilalnnl W "
trr tKn.l m..l -k.i.limi or ph..tn n. ri.
wrlp(."n ft PRta StASJCM "l"l
on patrntAhllltr Punk r'f.T-nr.
PATENTS BUILD PORTUNtl I I
ynii ' Mir f r
nml mvo jnt mnr
. hot to in
it t'-U
D. SWIFT & CO.
patent LAWvaaa,
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A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled
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DENTIST
Trlephiini No. 732
Kintt National (tank Hldir.
W. W. HINTON
ilOOl INsll'Ki'TilH OF MAI.MKI'lt
i iil'NTV
DKI'l'TIEH-
itoiit o.ieii, Oaaerta
II II lligli. Vale.
(' ('. Morton, IIIiI'h l-Vrry.
John Miiiliiw- Weiser Hridge.
J. 0V Holly, Kiverview
W S Skiiiiier. .Ionian Valley.
Fred NVilkiiiMtn, McUenaiM
T. A llurton Nvkmi
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Office in New Wilson Hlmk.
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In Wilenn Block
II. S JoOSaoOi ho la in oaswoi
plant i ailMslaaji at tin Oorvallka eul
icae, wbk c.iiied t Hieoea to tarsal I
tela aoaaa Bw ( iintii tiiHt Iihk sfipsen
lu StMM sl tin ' u'li ir l lli says
dial Ihs bllehl la a gsrsi Otaaoae ami
u.st ti.K dlaaeaaal imii aOuuM ba Bart
ay uu.1 J,l. .tr y ,1 .in. I u .pray Of
. iiio-i. ui itaiate, oaspsrtto I0V0
if watei, nsi d. 1 1 use i f I I
I I'ha 1 1 ii hi usually
. . where I i th ut U
i u i . . u i rosl and wsekseatt,
'lli.a ' iregon peon ore meet
log wiih an entbuaieetio . I.
ooma in Boetorn norkota li
dicated h the aoiool 15 cm- ol
Rogna Kiver Bertletta at the
boot prioe rooeivod linoe 1907
p.r boa K. o M. lledlArd,
I'nihnhlv the bighoet prioe ovoi
rooeivod lot ponri in qnontitv
wus that poid ti a Modford
gfOBOl hi 1110, whon I cur
lood Ol Aujuv pi'iirs bfOOght a
totoi ol II, US, -'( to the grower,
iumiij; . eeuta each inr oil the
poora in the oor,
1I Hamilton, ol Vale, ltlurn
t'l t his home on Monday from
' three weeks rOOOlioO -it North
1m .uh.
Allen Bigga, ol Barno, orrtved
Suini.i lor Ion dnyi fieil
llh relative- h
lira lerti uda lro i returned
Thuradot Ironi Portlaui
slu' has bet n lor li U n
dej - l'U iug her 1 atCCk i'f
tuilliuery,
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