THE GRANGE
Conducted by
J. W. DARKOW. thaiham, N. Y.,
E&iur of the Htn Ynrk Mali Prafafl
ft It fej
REAL CO-OPERATION.
Method by Which California Oranga
Growers Market Their Fruit.
Tin' grunge: ik mm tba queatloo of
rcii.'i'r:itinii ii good deal, mni raally
tiicj arc n"t in 'mpiNiiiiiK aa tract) aa
tiicy siiuiiiii with iii" organlaation that
iiiim bara Ami "i till" la imt aajrlng
luit thai snlii" Of tlii'in lire iK'i'iiinplWll
Ink ii OOd (leal. Ah iiii llluxtr.it ion Of
ri'iii en operation the California Pratt
Criiu its' i:x Iimiil" hImihI- pre "tnltn'iit.
There Is mi" ""iilrnl exchuiiKc. "Inch I
located lit l.os Aiil'cIch. with iniincrnim
district otcbangao all oac iii" caaatfjTi
Tii" coal of iii.iiniiiiiiiiiit tkaat aa
atatngaa. which taaaaa a i - total "tt of
niiiiiintr tha tmalaaaa, la laaa tfcaa 1
tnr i t-nt ptf in x mi ajroaa tataa asi
aimiii :t i :t par n t per boa oa 1 1 r
tni ii i o ii California, Thla rnii
fomiii I'ruit Orowera' Kxcbanga la it
nonprofli corporation nmi therefore da
clarea no dlvManda Whatatw la
mini" iii pfoflta foaa bacl dire t to ilia
MtM aboMora, At the end af Nati yaaf
tli" central exchange levies an iiskcmh-
ini'iii agalaal aact shipper for a pro
ruin shiire of flic expenses iiii the biisla
of number of boxat of fruit ablppad.
This aspanaa haa aaaat during the
tUCIlt.V Jelll'S existence llf III" HSHfM III
tlon i'Xi ""iliil :i pal (nt per Nix of
III" CHISS SllleS.
Tin- triuiHiirtloiiM of III" excluiniro
aiiniiiiit t iii t HT40QynOOa w'"' "
iiiiiuiicH for tin- fruit grawata DOyQM
carloads of citrus fruits iiiiiiunlly. To
In- exact. Us shipments In 1UIL' IllllOllllt
d to ii vu.ivi'i:. It baa lino agent
and representatives. Mm telegraph
tolls iiinoiint to nearly $mi.KN a year.
In advertising COB! ISOObOOO In IMS,
Tin in iipi'nith" pinn Ih simplicity It-
hclf I'll'M. Illl'll Is til" llM'lll IISHOCln-
tlmi. u.ii.'illv mini" up nf nhoiit llfly
Ifl'iiucrs. owners of iihout ."(ll Mires of
fruit TIiIm iihmii. Iiii ion uvmim n own
packing house, ii"ic Hie fruit is us
N"iuiii")i. gradad and paefcad fat nmr
ket S"i oini. tin i" a Hi" tilatricl ei
etiuia'". nrhlcfa is ii fedemtloa af lo.
ml aaooclatlona convcnlcntl located
Tli me alltaan of lli"i" distil, t or
ganlaaUona
The) him aa pleartna bouaea fur the
local iikn.i. i.i i i.iu- with iiir central cx
rliniiae nt I.om Auuvles The third 1m
Hie l.oN Aiiuili's escliangai ovea arbich
nmi iimt nil ii xiiniii.i"- f Harold
I'liw.-ii pre Idea aa manager, Mr Poar
II Im ii "w Null. mini, w ho Ore urn
iieiiiii ae vera I ycara ago with the ag
ricultural il"pnrttii"iil nt Washington
mill to whom we iii" linli hliil lor the
.I III " I.I Is
Tha Middleman's Profit.
The National Orange Monthlji In
riM'ent issue rei Hisi the experience of
a fn i iimt who sold his aaad rjra to u
lllajta iiniiii mi for ta ceuta a huahei.
Another fanner aranted to in. some
aaad rjra and went to tha atata nmi
booghl the iiientii'iii rjra thai araa aotd
for mi i "tils li i.i lug ,Mi per luishel
for it ini Hi" wo farmera who aold
nmi parchaaed lha rjra Itvad aa the
mm road inn! laaa ihaa mile aud
hall ipari lhe grange imumht aaha for
n reutedj rheta ara lare at Ihraa af
in, u" thlaga thai miuhi have pratraai
mI sin Ii ii roiiililloii It lln'i'e w,i- n
village paper in thai ttelghborl I an
adtrerttaamenl of "See.i it" pat Bahr"
lunlil tune Bared Hint hil.M'1' aOOM
money, llui'lilenlallj let It In mhIiI
t Iiii I fnrnieis do not tn ike uwe of the
advarttalua ioluinna of lhatr laaal pn
peis us ilii-v should for their own
good) Of If there wns u geajafjg ll
thill n i in 1 1 11 It then some kind of :iu
adverilalug acbetne ahoakl hara aaada
knoWII lo nil llienilieis wli.ll some of
Hie llienilieis li.ive lo sell .in, I ollnl's
w.inl lo haj This eoiild he di.ilie lu
open graaga of bj i bullatla board
What One Grange Did.
Aiioiii four vara ago . i anga a aa
argaalaad al the Missouri atata col
lege, and Ita ineinlKra were i,iinipoaid
of h, i. luis and pupila ii grea and
fioin ished. dlruMMiiliiuilua grauge pun
ilpl.s nil over Hi" si.ii,. ior w lieu a
llllllllur I". His . Il,, ;iu, u'l "S lo Ills
! ion i" , .nnii mi 1 1 ii u hi, 1 1 his no until '".
his in i deaire aud amldtion is to ill
together ids friends aud nelghbora nmi
irgaulae a grauge, ;i he haa learned
with Other limits nt pollige lh it i
furuiiT iieids ;i . I i : til :il Ills
home, winie in- can dlacuaa ins niulual
illlelesls miiiI Keep :ilue.ls wilh tlll
linns n,i iiiis grange ii lha cot
Iggjg w is on niUed the enrilltmnl it
the oollege Im reaeed '-"-'" paf i HA
within two yeara, and il required At
teen new men in the VHrloUl d,p:ll
melits In like , .ire of ills iiniv.is,,
There Is lift K doiitit thnt tin- grungO
played an liuportaal pari In tecurlng
iius incraaae, for through ii Influence
ii pragtar interest wns craatad la ad
rancad agricultura
New State Mneterg
There will Pe sevei.il new s( n,. m ,s
terM nt the lifM meeting of the ii. ill. ni
iii graaga watch win he held in alaa
ellllslei It nexl NoviiuPel I'll-
following will then he ptvaeut (Of the
ilrst time r C Bancroft front Debt
ware, who Bucceetla s ii r,
I1 Kiwi l"n from Kanaaa, ho -n I
, I.I i, k. loseph Pix
Khoile l.sl.md. Who sin . eeds ff M,T
haul; I'hmies i Bjca froaa Mlnneaota,
who iimxh ds Mrs Barah fl n tlrd;
John i' Ivi Ii Ii tin 1 1 in Mi. In., in w hO
,,.. ..Is V l Hull Mini V l 'Hit v
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from Vermont who uccieda 0. V
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LBERJJACU
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BIBLE-3TUDYON --
SOOD CONFESSION VS. BAD CON
FESSION. Luke 12:1-12 Feb. 22.
"HTi'i'wiir nlmll iMl'ii . tt'l'in: mm, him
ixell "ir ,v"'i "i ""'i "'" raafaM tafari
thr oapi li f t?od I "
HLAROB crowd arreuadad tha
sn im-. anxloaa to heat Him.
Jesus addraaaad Mis diaciplea,
aytng, "Bawara ye af lha
le.ueit of tim Pbariaaaai arbich la hy
pocrisy" Here, ns elsew here In Ills
tMcblnga, Jisii.M uisi laavaa ns n ajrra
In. I or mi ox II inHui'iire. We know not
one Inataoca la which laaraa Im aaad
to rapraaant aajrttdag kom1 or pure.
.Ii .sum dm luted that the liypocrUlea
practlaad t tba Phartaaai were laaa
en. Kin. eontnuiliintitiK. Hid daKlptM
slmiilil he honeMt. slnrere. pure, free
from emit mid daCcptlOB, lip deelnred
thnt ultlinntely nil h poi rlsleM mid mIum
will lie uiioovered t'ndouhtedly He
iiieiint tluit daftag Ills Kingdom the
aocrata af naaabtad win he aapoaad
No doilht HiIh will eonstltute the Imsls
of the abanie which will lie the punish
unlit of innny, iim foretold.
Fear Not Persecution.
JexllH llitliniited Hint honesty of life
would bring Ills followers persecution
from hypiM tIIcm; hut Hint they should
not fenr. even thoiiKh It resulted In
their dentil. The
life worth eonsld
eriliK Is the ever
InMtlnu one which
e cntiiully tnny lie
nttnlned through
the merit of Jesus'
an r r I f Ice. They
should hnve no fenr
of mini, but fenr
lest they lie sepa
rated from Hod.
"Fenr Mini who
lifter lie hiith kill
ed luttli power to
eiist Into Hull."
The word Hell here
llrvart of tht .itv
c-n nf Iht 'Hurt
tm."
Is t.ehfiiun Iii the Greek. ITImiirlly.
this Is the inline of the valley outside
Jerusalem Into which offal was rust
for utter destruction, and Into which
the vilest criminals were east after ex
ecution not to torment tliein. hut to
iuiplx thnt there was no future for the
wicked .lesiiM used IJohennn ns 11 Upe
o the S I I lentil, the portion of all
who liitelliu-ently. delllierately. sin
agaluet knowledga,
As QOtTa people heco Intlllllllely
in iiiuinieii wiiii i iitii and raaltaa Ibal
He Is the I'rleml of nil who love iIl'M
isncss tlnlr Ion- for Hnu In-
creaoaa Aa Oed forgata not tba pnr
rows, so He will not fbfgoi tli
Bvoa I Imlr of their heiids could not
he injured without ills kaowiadga aad
permission. BvafJ thing lie permits to
e to His chllilii n will wink out for
thelll some lilesslii.
"Coiitui Me Before Men."
Jeslls Wolds wele inldli'ssed to His
dlsclplcH, not to the innsscH .None
could deny I Inn who hud never tic-kiiowledL-ed
I Hill Whoever professes
to lie Ills disciple mid then gj I
the Muster's teaching Bttareprcoonhi
1 1 im. denies 1 1 tni. and will not share
In tba ulorlous pi csoii' il loii jI the
Itriile, In Ih id af (Ids Af
The musses of coin se. wele In doilht
s.une even derided Jeaua, aajrlag Ibal
He had a dell nnd wns mud The
Muster dec I lied Ihnl sm II lillsiiiiiler
atandluga aad riaadaf wen- quite fef
glvable tl done luiiornnll) Hut when
some went bejrood Ibbt, nmi declined
flint Ills giMsl works were iiivollipllsll
ts through Sntnnlc power, they were
oiiimlltitn: Incx. iisnl.le sins, w hl.li
could not no paaaad oaaf
The Mnslei s tenclillc's were purity
Itself Ills conduit. Ills tajrlaga nnd
His niirncles were all gaod works
mil-, wilful partacatti BoaM actribata
these lo Sal. in The fnct that they
would tiewr he forirlven does not si
nlfy. lowccr. Hint the illlliers were
lost Tbaj would sutler punislunent
proportionate to their wilfulness If the
piinlshmeiiU bring reforination. well
nnd good; If not. their course will
eventuate In utter destruction -the See
olid I'imIIi
lew subjects nre less undersiooit
Ihaa tba sin agalaol tba Hoi spirit
The word spull lure senilis for iullit
en. e. power The spilit of S.itnn Is
the power, Influence, iuher.se to Ood
nnd rtghleuuanaaa The spirit of Truth.
the Kplrll "I Hod the Holj Spirit, rep
ivsi ui.s iHvlue Influence, power Bach
Indlvldual'a reajioualbllltj is proper
I on lie to bis ell
lightouaiaat Iba
iiientnlly and nmr
M lillnd h a I e
isinipnratlvely little
responsilillily. he
cauaa they do not
aaxtV
l-fja. y -
HN apprcclale clearly
",Maj'liii the distinction be
'TTWrifMl tween the splrll of
Orkraaa tt Truth and the splr
.s,.s,i paaat ,, llf Rreor, the
Spirit of liod and the spirit of Sntan
Sm li.is wroucht di'illh. not niereU to
iiiau's badjr, but to tils mind, bis con
science Ability to dls, em between
iisiht ami arroag tbafafata fartaa Ad
dllionalljr. sonic hava apportualUaa for
Instruction Bora thnu others The
world in general knows not Qada nnd
lience iiuild not sin nuninsl the Hol
spnit to n dagrao pwttaaaMa arltb tba
Second I cutll
The lords faithful follow cin were
to expe.i iimt aatongal iiicir trlbula
lkna would ha fakte accuaatioua which
would bring theui before tuagtalralaa
rile ills. -iples uauullj unlearned, would
feci great treiddatloa In tin praaance
of educated oiiiciuis. They were to
know, however lh;it the lords tiless
would he gpon them, ind were to
commit all to Him Nothing la thai
Implies thai Chrlilau mlnieter should
not stud their subject ! Tlra 3 IB
flfx & yjv
HOW TO SELECT SEED
CORN FOR PLANTING
The Following Insures Very
Best Results Soj Far Jas
Planting is Concerned.
It taken only ten or twelve cars of
seed to plant an acre of corn. No one
can tell which seed ears will give 10 I
per cent strong, vigorous plants, and
which ears will not. No one can get
a 100 per cent vield from a 0(1 per cent
or H per cent stand, Th planting of
the kernels from a poor, weak ear may
put the prize money out of reach. Let
us get start) d right and not waste our
i H or i on a part of a crop. There arc
many methods of testing seed corn but
the following is very eaBy and reliable.
The germination cloth should be nine
inches wide and i'0 inches long. This
allows about Ih inches at each end for
rolling. It should be made from good
quality of bleachid mulisn such as is
commonly used for sheets and pillow
slips.
Mark nil on the middle portion of the
inn .mi strip twenty spaces, two rows
of ten spaces each. This covers little
more than two ftet of the length of the
cloth.
Lay the ears out side by aide on a
board or table. Discard all eara which
look too poor to plant. Arrange the
roinaiiimi, ears which are to bo tested
and number them. Separate with naila
into bunches of ten. This makes it
necessary to number only each tenth
ear. Mark the numbers on the board
or table at the butts of the eara.
Always number the eara before re
moving the k err els. Moiaten cloth by
dipping in water. Remove aix kernels
from ear No. 1, taking kernels from
different parta of the ear and place in
square No. 1, germ side up and with
the tips of all the kernels pointing in
the same direction. In like manner
take six kernels from ear No. 2 and
place in square No. 'i. and so on until all
the iquares are tilled.
When all tl.c quart's have been tilled,
again nnisti tithe cloth by sprinkling
and roll up carefully to that none of
the kernels will be displaced. Tie a
triag around Ibe center of the roll
just tight enough, not too tight, to
hold the kcriu I- in place.
Place the rolls containing thu kernels
into any bucket or pail standing them
on end with the tips, or small ends of
the kernels pointing downward Don't
pack the rolls in light. Fill the puil
with water, good and warm. Fold
over the bucket blankets and sarka to
retain the heat. In three to twelve
hours in wrap, drain off the water, and
then cover top ends of the rolls with
wet cloth and again wrap up as de
scribed above.
In about two days fill the pail with
warm water again and let stand for
live or ten minutes until the rolls are
thoroughly soaked, then drain off as
before and replace the covering. Keep
the pail in a room where it will not get
too cold at night. Don't let it freeze
under any circumstances.
In seven or eight davs when the stem
sprouts are about two im-lics
long, unroll the cloth carefully so as
not to misplace the kernens. Fxamine
the kernels in each of the squares and i
save for planting only those ears the
kernels of which show strong, vigorous'
,....t anil uIini unr.iiilu I liu.'-.r.l 1 1 '
ears the kernels of which show one or
more dead kernels, weak sprouts, or
kernels affected with mould, which
kills the sprouts after they have start
ed. The sawdust box is also an inex
pensive and accurate method of test
ing seed.
Applications lor (.rdinu IVrmit
Notice U berliey gireu that all ap
plioatll He t, r permits to ura. e chI tie.
batata aad eheep within the Mi 1 Ik in
National Forests during the seasou Bf
IbH, must be tiled in niy ottlee at
Joba Day. Oieaon. ou or lutme
February If, 1014. Full information
lu regard to the uraicg fees to tie
chained mid tilauk forms to be used
iu inakiug apallaaiioa win be fur
ulsbed upon rciiueet.
Of, J. Hinuliam. Supervisor.
Locdl Miii ki I Keport.
Corrected Oct. It, for the beuetlt
of Argus readers by the Malheur Mer
cautlle Company.
Fugs, per doieu. o c
Hutter, per pnuuJ, 35o.
Oats, per hundred. II. 50
Wheat, per hundred, 1.T.".
Hay, pel ton, 5.
rotators, per hundred, 1.00
Dillons, per huudied, 12 00.
Apples, per box, 11.00. to II. 10
Chickens, dieased, per pnuud, 1 Se
Fork, dtaaaad, lt la I a
Fork, live. 0. "0 to 7
Veal, 0 to lOo
Hecf He la Ita
DRS. PRINZIN6 & WEESE
Ontario, Oregon
Office in New Wilpon Hlock.
DK. 1). 0. BRETT
DENTIST
Office 2nd door enst. of Ontario Phar
macy on Nevada Avenue
Near R. K Depot
J w Mcculloch I W Babbardt
Mcculloch, wood & eckhardt
LAWYERS
Rooms 1-2-.1 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Ontario, Oregon
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
1 i. II AitiniT Nkara
Du. I'aii.ink Si mi
Graduates American School of Os
teopathy, Kirksville, Mo.
Wilson Rlock
Telephone. 1V Hlk
H. H. WHITNEY
THYHICIAN and SURGEON
Office In I. O. O. F. Bldg.,
Ontario, - . - Oreqon
C. McGONAGILL
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Will Practice In all Courta
Notarv Public. ( Hlice over Postoffice
REX MARQUIS
8TOCK INSPKITOK Of MAMIKUK
COfNTV
DFI'ITIKS
W. II Ce.il, Ontario.
Hen Brown, Vale.
I ' ( '. Morton, i Hd's I'errv
N. 0. W lute. Weiser bridge.
J. E. Holly. Rivers icw
Als' Deiinv, .Ionian Vnlley.
Joe liniiknlior. McDermitt
.1 lbn deli Njraaa
W II MoWillinms Jiintura
Win. Kine, Harper
J. H. BROWN
Auctioneer
(iniiluntc nf Missouri Auction
School. PhoOd or write for
(lutes.
Plume -01 n Ontario, Ore,
ONTARIO
LAUNDRY
Leave Bundles at Any
Hotel or Barber Shop
Prompt Attention Given
All Mm
Methodists.
Sun, lay S.-bool 10 A M
Preaching Service 11 AM
Junior League ,i P M
Kpworlh League llM F M
fiaaablna Ban Ita 7:1 :op m
Thomas Johns. PASTOR.
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Conqirgdtioitdl Church Notice
Sunday Services,
Hunday School lu a m
Preaching Services 11am
C K Meeting 7 p in
Freacblug Services 8pm
Midweek Lectures every Wednesday
evening 8 o'clock
Pbilip Koeulg, Pastor.
CATHOLIC ClllRCH
M.i nt SAM on 1st and Krd Sunday
of eacli month. On all other Sundays
at 10 A M.
it. A. 1'ainpo, Rector
UNlTKDPRKSUVrERIAN CHURCH
Rev Rob't J. Davidsou D O Paa
tor. Services at 11 :00 a m and 7 BJ
p oi Sabtath school at 10:00 am
ADVKNTIST.
Every : t md ,
jsjboatb Babaol io:30am
Uible Study - 11:30 a m
Yniiug peLples uieetiug 1 30 p m
AhAd$ on the Job
If you have a job of bauliug yon
aut done, large or small, you can
alwav ipeud on John lindingham
li'ini ready tor you. Call turn at the
Moore Hotel.
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CONSIDER what business would be WITHOUT BANKS. No man
should think of starting an enterprise before he arrangred to OPEN
AN ACCOUNT. HOW DOES HE STAND AT THE BANK? is a
question asked at some time about every business man.
A good WORKABLE BANK BALANCE is essential to
every successful business man.
The Ontario
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YOUR COMMUNITY ii
eet a luperior man in you when you start each day with the uie of Bfj
brain-clearing, buoyancy infilling moilern plumbing equipmeat. I I
Th m.li. jtnie mirlc and evrr nreient pd
accompaniment of civiliiation ii the increaied
regard for convenient bathing facilities.
You know that a "?UndrJ" Modern
liathronm of our initallation it proier equipment
ior the man who valuct huuirll.
U. S. PLUMBING
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rT (inlarln I urniturr Co.
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Ontario,
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SAVING TIME
k dt aBjjaB-afjajsaajs
Means Not Only Time But Money.
Do you ever consider how lonjr it takes to truvel the distance
from your house to the Doctor and Merchant and what time
you save by telephoning? If your time is worth anything, you
cannot afford to lie . ithout a Telephoiu. ,
Malheur Home Telephone Co.
Irjin Service.
West bound.
No. 17 Oregon Wasb Ltd : i . u,
No. 75 IIm. i Hint. hi i'ass 9.10 a oi
No. 0 Fast Mail ! . m
No 77 Huntington Pass 6:13 p si
No. 5 Orenii WhsIi K:i(as fl :."i0 p ui
Kast bound
No. 18 I'l.'ti'u Wash Ltd 2:51 a m
No. Tl lioise pasaeuir 8 flfl a ni
No. ' Fast Mall 1 1 :57 a m
No. 78 Iii. in- iaaai)ger 3:50 p m
No. IU Oregou Wasb Upreaa 4 :40 p m
Mnlbeur Vullt-y Bniocli
The Vula traiu leaves Vale dally at
Ham. arriving iu Ontario at 8:40.
Keltirning will leave, except Sun. I i y.
at 10 h in . arriving at Vale at 10 :40.
leaving for Urogau at 10:50, arrlv
ing tbert 11 :5!, returning will leave
Brogau at 12 30, arrive at Vale I :30.
Leave Vale at 2:35, arriving at On
tario at '.K, and return to Vale
at p. in. On Sunday tbetralu will
mine to Oulario iu tbe tunrniog aud
return at 7 p. m. . making tne ruu to
ilium iiai on that day instead of
Wednesday.
Tbe J u ti t ii i n traiu will leave Outu
rio Monday. Wednesday and Saturday
at 7 a. in . returning at d p. in .
reai'tiing Jiintura at 12:05 and leav
ing at 1 p. iu.
Trdnsfer. Bdgydge and
Express
Ifttt All Trains
JOHN LANDINGHAM
ANKING
fhe
ULWARK
of
USINESS
National Bank
CO.
Ore.
5UnJnT "AiMult" Uiwi.tr
b TELEPHONE
Short distance from Ontario, 90
acres of the very best of land,
with first class water right, 48
acres in high statu of cultivation.
Will take f0 an acre for tract.
Pout trade. Addreaa
Postoffice Box 94
Ontario, Oregon
The Most Qualified Judges
Pronounce Taylor & Williams
Straight Yillow Stone Whiskey the BEST
FOB BALI in quantities from
tint irnllon mi anil n..nr. nrtiAr
B wf ,,, VkU
uwu umi.ua, uv
1. 15. II UK. Wholesaler
ONTARIO, OREGON
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