THE ONTARIO ARGUS, SEPTEMBER !, 1910 PAGE THREE (Bntati0 vgu&. NEIUIIBOKHMn RIWI SECTION SFM.IIMomioon M:VH UKnom, 'I'llk oKTAhlo AlHiUB. awn-MliHM !tl, , lb If! mm ..a. County Grand Jury Completes Work McAllister Who Escaped Twice Frof County Jail Pleads Guilty to Four Charges DeLeeuw, Another Escape, Also Pleads Guilty Circuit Court in Session This Week Trying Cases. Several Secret Indictments Are Returned AfftinsJ Poo- ple Not in Custody Italian Pleedi Guilty to Larceny Prom Dwelling Mouse in Jordan Valley. Vale -The County (Irand .Jury which finished its work in Vale last Priday, returned several Indiotmenti againaj persons already in custody, as well as several secret in- dkstmanti which will not ! iunouneed until the parties are apprehended George McAllister who was indicted on tour diaries pleaded guilty. He was chained with the larceny of I saddle and a gelding from II. I'. Davis, a folding belonging tod. VV. Brio's, and a marc hclongiiif; to (leo. Me Knight I'etc DeLeeuw wl scaped with thiddard llur here whm indleleil on a Mi A Ulster recently from the county Jii.ll. and wbh later apprehended, wan Indicted for the forgery of a check iM,t. the larceny of HViorsc froiu II I'. Davis, lie MM 'pleaded guilt) Antune CrotoKluu, an Itallun, MMttl er escape, plead guilty to larceny Dom u dwelling In Jordan Vullcy .1. mien Steadman pleaded guilty t' larceny from a dwelling In Vale. A. K.'rlce, the proprietor of the BIG TEALTY DEAL MADE AT NAMPA Numpa, --It. S. Shaw of Molse, the vi. -ii i tin mum-el' lumber merchant of that city, luat week traded for the W. J. Young farm near Nampa. The consideration waa f jr,MM. The Young farm Ih a well Improved tract containing ltu acres. Mr. Young took In part ptiyment the line residence of Mr. Shaw, located lit the mull nd or Harrison Houlevard, near i"cCauley vurk. and also the coal business "Mr Mr. Shaw. The residence la one of the nicest in Moisc ami Is valued at 112,000. Mr. Young expects to move with his family to noise about Novem ber I lie will aell bin line lot of llioloiiKhbred sheep, hogs and cattle at public sale. J. M. DUNCAN GETS AN APPOINTMENT Nyaaa, Qov. Wlthycombe has ap pointed J. M. Duncan president of the Owyhee Ditch Co., aa a delegate to the International Irrigation Con gross. Megluniug at Froeno, Sep tember mill , th, congress will hold four iicetitigs M California cities Mr. Diiucau has signihed his iulou nun of attending. Attorney W. W. Wood of Ontario and family were for a few days l hi.-, week, guesls ut 1,1 ie home of In and Mrs. J. W. Aahford. Mr Wood practised luw in Canyon City for a bout IK yeara and was a mem her 01 the well known law llrm of Cuttanacli & Wood. Several years ago he local ed al Ontario to engage in the prac tice of law with J. W. McCulloch, for hoi district attorney for this district lie has built up a large practice Mr Wood is greatly Interested in the pi oil- ed highway through the John Day alley aud Ma-,.ieur county, lie states that the people of Malheur co unty look upon the contemplated highway with much favor and he be - that so far as Malheur couuty is concerned they are ready to co operate with the counties interested in the construction of a Mate high way up the John Day river. He says that he would like to see the people of ;i. mi couuty take the matter up as the building of this road would mean more for the John Day valley than would the building of a rail road. Blue Mountain Eagle charge of larceny fin the person, and IiIh trial wna Met for ThurHday Cornelius Mnwcrson will he given a hearing Friday. lie wan charged with the theft of a ateer The cane of (ieorgo I'' Moyer, who wan brought hack from Hulem recently by Deputy Sheriff I Noe to have a new trial. wuh dismissed Moyer appealed his MM i ---itt i x after he had nerved al moMt a minimum sentence, and It wuh reversed by the Supreme Court. RANCH NEAR NYSSA MAKES BIG YIELD Nyaaa,- It la now assured that a iiittiuiiiotli yield will be produced on 'the Teat-Orelg ranch near town IIiIh year. Lem Walker's threHhlug crew were at work there last week and it looKH ,ko ,ie ,,reHt,i crop wou, () . a long ways toward paying the con' of putting the grounil In sliape for the crop last year. Two hundred acres are contained In this farm and it was all in sage brush last year. Mr. Test and Mr (Jrelg have Just completed a large gralnery and have tilled It with newly threshed wheat. i I mmtlM taLu tmfA I ak HaL mk. M, JJKW it A 1-BBB J M We Announce the Unpacking and Placing on Sale of THOU M II I SANDS OF DOLLARS worth of NEW FALL Dies Goods foi Girls I 1 H in1 flvnnni ii aTTMIT L'AIT rM-. !.; V.. TJ..... ...I M.... L'UMl'C' H g h aim uiunuup- J.1.EJ w J nuu uivuuiif; iwi .uuy.. iiiu ITXC II onuiid H m W I for all the Family. I J 1 I ANDWEALSO Announce the FALL OPENING of Our I 1 I MILLINERY and LADIES READY TO WEAR Department, with I 1 M I Larger Stocks, Better Qualities an d Prices than ever before. I M 1 I Visit the MANY DEPARTMENTS of this BIG STORE often I M this Fall. ti af Ontario LM Jar"t m.k rSaB m 1 I W-- - - J W iWI o g -9JJ KW 1 CONGRESSMAN SMNOTT VISITS MALHEUR i; COUNTfY PROJECTS Vale, While n vlaltor In Vale Inst week for the Pioneer meeting, Con- i grcsstnnii N. J. 8lnnott remained over for a day and wan taken on a tour of inspection to the Hully Creek Pro ject and the Warm Springs Project Mr. Slnnott hat always been parti cularly Interested in UMM projects and wan deslrloua of acquainting hiniHelf with the posibllitlcs of Irri gation In the upper Malheur valley. Mr. Slnnott expressed hlmxelf as being more than pleased with the country he had vlalted. WEISER MAN BUYS PROPERTY IN BAKER Maker, Robert Alkens of Welner haH i it. .e.i a deal here for the pur chase of the house and lot at HI If. Third street, from N. II. Htarblrd Die coitHideratlon wuh 1 aootio. TIiIm la only one of the many real Htate deals that ban been ennaumat ed In the past few months Mr Alkena Im the brother of Mrs ('. C. Andrew of tin city and in tends moving to Maker soon, when Mrs Andrews will make her home with him. KINOM.W KOHINY NKWS Mrs M Maxwell Ih vlHltlng the San Francisco fair. She motored through with a party of frlejids from New Plymouth The Kolony Orchestru furnished music for the tent meeting at Nyaau on Sunday evening of last week They also furnished music for the '(immunity Picnic at Arcadia. Miss Florence Kingman has re lumed from New Plymouth where die waa the guest of the Misses Allien and Phoebe Sheldon. County Agriculturist W. W. Ilow ard and K. (J Malley of Ontario were iiere recently making arrangementi ior a eomiiiunlt) exhibit at the le nity Fair. The girls in Mi.. Kingman's sew- UK class exhibited their work they have done during the summer to their friends Saturday u fit-moon ut the Kingman Kolony school house. Tom WlUon who has lived here for two yeara will leave soon for Tennessee In hopes (hut Hie long rest will benefit his health Mrs. John Kviiiis and children were 1 Vale visitors lust .. . . L. II ROUND-UP WILL NOT BE TAKEN TO SAN ERANCISCO Pendleton, Considering that It would he disloyal to the people who have been so loyal to the Hound-I'p and further. Hint it would be impos sible to transfer the spirit which makes the Hound -I'p famous, the Hoard of Directors have definitely and conclusively turned down the mngnnnimous ntTer from the Hoard of Directors of the San Francisco Exposition to bring the Pound I'p down there In October. The spirit and the principle of the Mound-Dp would both be involved if an effort was made to tear it up and trans plant it on the Exposition grounds Consequently the only Hound-I'p which will be held this year will be at Pendleton, September 2.1, 24 and II, For the past two months the Ex position officials have been making overtures to the Hound-Dp to come down there and reproduce the I9l.ri show Negotiations progressed so far that a definite offer of all expens es and a big bonus was made and at ! their rciiucHt Hoy Mlshop, one of the directors, went to San Franrlco to discuss details Hut after the mat ter hail ben definitely settled so far as the monetary details were con cerned the Hound-I'p directors de cided to refuse the offer for the rea son given above. To move the Hound-I'p to Snn Francisco would have entailed a cost against the exposition of approxi mately : , 000 with 110,000 addi tional for staging the show down there. All this they agreed to pay and then give a bonus but even with all that the spirit and loyalty of the Hound-I'p could not have been boxed up and shipped along with the horses tare roaches and Indiana. There will be no Hound-Dp in 'Kriaco. Vale, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cheat er are .(be proud parents of a baby girl born the first of last week. Mr and Mrs. (leo. W. Paxton are receiving congratulations upon the advent of a baby daughter who ar rived last week. Dr. W. G. Howe DENTIST First I'Ihss Equipment First Class Work Ki ii-.oi.ai. I. Prices Over Firat National Hank ONTARIO, OKKGON JOHN DAY RIVER IS AT STANDSTILL AT DAVILLE Dayvllle, ore., The John liny riv er is at standstill, I condition neer known before. Whnl water Is left I" In pools and whm mountain slrenms that are not dried up arc rapidly drying. Dan Clark, livestock agent of the O. W. H. A N., accompanied by Mr. Holland of Portland, was here on Monday. The latter bought a num ber of fine horses from Cumphcll Martiu Mros. Sheepmen here nre disposing of their Mocks and nre going into rattle business. Mange conditions have doomed the sheep industry, according to several sheep men, and as a con sequence have killed many allied Industries. Dayvllle will be a heavy loser. From 101 to 47 degrees was the greatest raiiKc In temperature In this section for August Although on several days th" minimum of 47 It grees was reached, 10 1 was onl' re corded on August 2!Mli , and on the same day the mercury fell to the low est notch for the mouth. SCHOOL OPENED IN JORDAN VALLEY Jordan Valley, School opened here on Monday, August lluth , and a good attendance was In evidence A capable faculty has been secured and everything indicates that (lie envl able reputation of our Jordan Val ley high school will be maintained U. M. White and Miss Isabelle Se cord are the new teachers tills year and both come highly recommended Nyaaa,- The funeral -of Mrs Win Daniel .on. who died at her home a mile and n half southeast of here, Saturday, was held Sunday afternoon from the Methodist church. Hev. Quinti officiated, and McMratncv , Co., of Ontario was In charge of the funeral. Mrs. Danlelsou was born In Sued en 4 1 years ago She is survived by a husband and live children John Day, The second crop ol alfalfa baa been cut throughout the valley and the third crop promises a good yield. The grain Is being Ihreshfed In most places with a better yield than was llrst anticipated, be cause of the backward spring. The auto trucks are averaging from four to live loads a day from Prairie City. They are bringing in new material for the new dredge Weiser Big Plan to Erect Booths for Two Blocks on Main Street to Accomodate Exhibits at Event to Occur September 29 and 30 and October 1 Kitchen Range Offered as Inducement for Some Couple to be Chief Actors in I Big Public Wedding. Bevenl Hands Will Furnish Music For Carnival Ohm tcr System nf Street Lighting Will Make AITair Pop ular With Crowds at Night Weiser, Plans luivc been perfected for the tirst an imal Harvest Carnival to ! given here September 2J), 30, and October 1. The present plans are to erect exhibit booths two blocks long flown the center ' Main street nd on the cross street at Idaho If necessary to care for these exhibits. The booths will be lighted, so that with the cluster light system, the whole itreet will be brilliant ly Illuminated from one end to the other. In addition to the exhibit feature. special programs of sports and iimusAneuts will he given each afternoon and evening N'egotlat Ions are under way to bring a number of the neighboring band! here to fur nlsh amusement during the day ami I lie Weiser band will play everv evening. Hosidcs the regular premium list which Is a long one, special prizes .to belter products and a valuable ad have been offered for a number of ! vertiaetnont to the whole section, but things. One of the important fen- should be a pleasing three-days holl tures will be a marriage which will day for everybo.lv LITTLE TOT DROWNED I'nlon, Mickey Carrol, the little on of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carrol, strayed from his home and was drowned in Catherine creek at a point about five miles above I'll Ion The little tot was only two years old and Just big enough to toddle The little one's absence was not red in a short time and Hie frantic mother and several members of the J II. Jolly family, at whose place the accident ociured, Ji d in the eireh, and the little body was fin ally recovered in the creek a short distance below where It is .iippo i I to have fallen In. UNION COUNTY Plans Festival be performed on the grand atnnd. The Haas Hardware Co., has offered a $4fl 00 range to the couple who will he married there Kvery business man In Wolaer na seen so far has contributed both Iil, premiums and In cash for the generi al expenses, and with the coopera tion of the people as a whole, the re sults should not only be a stimulus FRUIT PACKING ON NOW IN PAYEnE Fayette, The fruit packing sea son is on In full force here and dally a large number or car of prunes uud some peaches are being shipped out. Denny fc Co , employ about I .'al packers, mostly experienced, and claim they have not enough yet to lake care of the prunes being deliv ered to the packing house The Idaho Oregon Mouse began packing Just u week ago and are increasing their force dully as the fruit ripens. N. A. Jucohson and Nick Mroderson have both their packing forces busy Willi the cooler weul her which la ideal for the harvesting of the crop of fruit, Ulld the peach crop Just III Its prime, the I'ayette district pro mises to be an exceedingly busy one for the next few Weeks NYSSA TEACHER READY FOR WORK Nyssu,- Mr. and Mrs Maul 1 tin in ard have arrived from I'ayette uud have taken up their resilience here Mr uud Mrs. Mraluurd have Just re turned from their wedding trip. They visited the exposition at San Fran aiid stopped al a number of places on the route home to visit friends. Mr. Ilrulnurd Is the new superintendent of schools here and all ure glud to have them bore. I l.l II l ISO I m II -, Mr and Mrs T. O. Ady are the proud parents of a nine pound boy horn August :"Jth. Miss Delia Crother and Miss Muth Whculdou were visitors in Moise lust week, iu attendance at the Teach ers Instil ute Miss Mamie Mayer has gone to (ireely ('olorudo where she will ut telid school the coining year. She -pocts to take a special course in primary work. She stoned over a day iu Deliver to visit her sil.i' Miss l.iilii who is studying to be a nurse in one of the hospitals there Mr .tin! Mrs. Oeorge Wilson of Mig Willow are the happy parents of a baby girl born Aug 20th Mrs. Wilson Is with her mother Mrs. John ('urtwriglit Mr and Mrs lleteheiiner and little daughters left on Tuesday of last week iu their car for Alliance Neb Mr. Metebeuuer has spent his six months leave froai his railroad pos ition Improving his farm here.