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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1916)
- SMmmmmMWsWkBSmmWsWsmbWmmmssmmssm Great Profit-Sharing Prize Campaign FREE-Valuable Prizes-ENTER YOUR NAME ONTARIO PHARMACY With each GO rent" purchase and this coupon you will be rntitlrd to l!,00u VOTKS. A 15yu.see Stars in. Haie. PcrnovA FX BUSHMAN W4 IVIOL r )MAY u '0V .if la.aM'-""'. WJ0 at y out best theatre andyou-Pet ALFALFA PASTURE m i in' torn OM DollM per month RYE PASTURE Wiimii ttirr it ntf Om tici :.t t ai.ii iiaif u mouth F. S. BAILEY riitiuc 20 n a POSTAL SAVINGS LIMIT NOW $1000 "Larger pout a I saving deposits i will now lp acreptPd at Hip pontof- rire," road nn official hullotln or tin- l'tn rt ni.-n t it t Wellington Jtmt riMflvi'd hy l'ontmtlHtir Uregg. "This In made possible ly an Im portant amondnient to the postal, savings act. A postal paving" de-. pohiinr may now have an ! iimotiiii inK t $1000 upon which In i.i. t will he paid. Formerly 500l wan the maximum amount he Mali aft '' hi" credit. Tills HllriMW If I ..f postal savings facllltlea will he tery qratlfvlng to thousands of le- poHltorii who have already reached! MM old .'00 limit and aro anxious to i-ntrust more of their Havings M liitli' Ham. "Another feature of the amend ment that will avoid further emhar-, rnaitment to tlte public and to postal orriflalM la the doing away with the limit on the amount that could hit accepted from a depositor monthly . j I imI.t tin- old law only $100 could lie deposited In a calendar month. "The amendment abolishes thla restriction. While the poatal sav-j IngH system haa already proved a signal aucceaa aa la ahown by the loi that more than BOO, 000 depoal-! tors Itnve over $80,000,000 atandlng to their credit, still it haa fallen! ahort of meeting tlte full demand of the public hecause of the reatrlctlonM which hate now heen eliminated DECLARED LEGAL The aupreme court of the state of Oregon thla week handed down a decision favorable to the Nysso Arrailla Drainage district anil con flrmotl the legality of the organiza tion of the dlatrlct. Thla cleara up all doubt aa to the legal atandlng of the dlatrlct and enda for all time any doubt thnt may have exlated an to the right of the dlatrlct to go ahead with the work for which it waa organized. The declalon waa the reault of a friendly ault brought to teat the validity of the organization of the district, which waa appealed by plalntlffa from the circuit court for Malheur county. The d( rlalon of the aupremo court waa received w'th aatlafaction by Sftretnry Frank 1). Hall and ;ho dla trlct stipcrvlaora, aa It glvea the dla trlct a aolld legal foundation and confirms the right of the district to aell bonds. June 6 la the date set by the coun ty court for hearing objections to taking new lands Into the district, after which there will be nothing In the way of rushing the big enter prise, which means so much to the prosperity of the entire community, to completion. ' ..UIV tl.l.KV. I From the Hx press) Horn to Mr. and Mr. I i gulrre. son. Wednesday morning. Warmer tte.it her and gentle ra'ns promise ii. iich tor the range and oth or vegetation that have been retard ed by a hack ward spring. I 1 1 i iimIiI il. fan.. i local offices select ed at tin- primary last Friday are: For Justice of the peace, on both tickets. I' ('. Itobison; constable, Itoth tickets. Jack Mumford; central I'oiiiiultlt'enian. republican, J K. Mc Donnell, democrat. J R Cregg. The HitfK-i Horse. "Jumbo" believed to he the tallest horse ever en here, twis a guest at the Kill Front livery the f'rst of the week. .In in ho Is eighteen and u half hands high uml had to he stuhleil in ,i -hi-ii. the ordinary stall being too small for his comfort. He is the inipeitv of I'liiirley Fallon, who pur i him from W 8. Skinner who, in turn, acquired him of u hide hut er. The horse Is thought to be a n.ilite of Murphy, on the slope of the Owvhee mountains. In Idaho. He is a good worker. At Hie (od.oiulM. II I Kills, In charge of the devel opment work at the tlolconda mines, on South mountain, was down from the properties Hie first of the week.i looLlnn after supplies and other mut Mfl oi fetUiMM in connection with irk. He has a small fore, ,.i men at work cleaning up the resi dence luillilings and opening up the uinnils Keturning Tuesday alui noon Mr KIlis was accompanied hy his wife, who has heen a guest I at the Jordan Valley while the home tT h"ing cleared of woodrats and porcupines and made ready for oc ciipane Mr and Mrs. Jack Ward of Silter City will be members of the Colconda family RURAL CREDITS BILL DRAFTED A tentative draft of a rural credits bill to be suhmltled to the voters at the forthcoming general election has heen completed by the committee ap pointed for that purpose by the rural credits conference held at Sal. -in a few months ago. The measure has heen apprqved by Attorney General llrottM Initiative petitions providing (or Its submission to the people soon will he circulated. Tho measure is in the form of a constitutional amendment. It Is Intended to pro vide a system of farm loana that can lie taken advantage of by fanners on Irrigation and drainage projects as well as lit i, timers operating the land In Its natural condition A hoard, consisting of the govern or, secretary of state and state treasurer, Is empowered to adminis ter the system. They are authorized to use the state's credit to the ex tent of '1 per cent of the asseaaed valuation of property within the state for this purpose Bonds are to lie sold at four per cent, and the money accruelng therefrom is to be lent to the runners at five per cent lni.i. -t is payable semiannually, and mi amortization plan of redemp tion, running not less than 10 nor t ears, is provided. The one per cent difference be Itt.iii the interest on the bonds and the interest paid hy the farmer la to he placed into an irreducible reserve l uud, which can. itself, be used as a loan fund, the proceeds therefrom being used to augment it. The state i. to dratv upon this fund to reim hursc Itaatf (or administration of the credit system und for losses incur i cd It g comparatively easy to get anything within reason that urn w.ini The only difficulty is in mak ing up your in i n .1 to go after it. It has remained for the i dentist to solve the unsuitable prob lem. When a woman gets into his chair her mouth is harnessed up to such an extent that It la utterly im possible for her to articulate a single word And for what are you prepared ,1 COUNTY aTSWaV A ten and one-half pound daught er was horn to Mr. and Mrs Harvey Hatch of the Dig Iteiid, May 17. The hay on the Overstreet and Ed wards lunches at Kingman Colony tor the coming summer lias all been contracted for by Mr. Hoskins, the 1 1., ep man 11 llriimhach of Dig lit nil took Ms engine, and buller over into the Kingman Colony laat week and threshed out the alfalfa seed. The farmers were very agreeably sur prised in the yield. v ,.ii of wheat belonging to Alex Wade was shipped from Adrian Tues day A number of sheep belonging to Bert Morley of the Big Beud were killed by dogs recently. Here's to the women of our com- I The esaence of wisdom is to keep iniinitv, than whom there are none one eye on tho Mexican and the other sweeter or more lovely in this wide, i on the Jap wide world! Who says the world Isn't on the move': You can see a murder al most any night by going to tho movies. Politeness, like paint, Is often spread on for effect. Straw hats and perspiration will soon he ambling along. NO GRIPING alirn ti.ii iiikpRANTO lut ("Wan Ilablatal. rivaannf In i ''. olia.nul.ir harmlraa. 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