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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, UT6
THE ONTARIO ARGUB
VASE THRER
THE ONTARIO ARGUS
It isn't Hie star and ii isrv'i
(Established 1896)
308 X YES IS A VOTE
FOR YOUR CHILDREN
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GEO. K. AIKEN, Editor and Publisher
Published Thursdays at Ontario, Oregon nnd entered at
the Ontario post office for distribution as 2nd class matter
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
SQUARE DEAL FOE EASTERN PEE COW
If ymi an- In furor of a square deal for the munirv
F'aat of the Caa. a.l.'a vmi will rota for and work for
THE PROPOSED KA STERN OREGON RTATE
NORMAL SCHOOL AT PKNDLKTON. OHKOON.
Oregon haa but our Normal School. This school la
located at Monmouth and la not able to itipply
mora than TEN PER CENT of tha l-a.ti.ru r
qulrad In tha pnbll- achoola of Oragon. Of tha
mora than all thouaand taachara Id our public
achoola. BI'T IS PRR CENT ar graduate, of Nor
mal Hchoola. It la a matter of almpla Jimthe to tha
country Eaat of tha Caacadaa to la'uiiali a Nunsa!
School Eaat of tha mountain to furnlih thoroughly
tralnad taachara for tha achoola of Kaatern Oragon.
TEAINEP INSTRUCTORS WANTED
Kerv raaidant of Eaatarn Oregon haa a vital In
tere.t In tha paaaaae of thla meaaure for Kaatern
Oragon paya It It ; 11 SALARIES to her tearhara and la
antltlad to tha sarrlcaa of TRAINED INSTRUCTORS.
ONLY COSTS 4 CENTS PEE SI.OOO
Tha annual eo-t of maintenance of tha propoard
State Normal School amounla to HIT ONE 26TII
OF A MILL OR 4 CENTS ON A THOUSAND DOI,
LARS of taxable property. Ian t It worth thla to
ou to haa your children trained to become THE
III AND PRODUCTIVE cltlieniT
STEONC ENDORSEMENT
l V Churchill, tha State Superintendent of Public
Inalriicllon. volcea the aentlment of the i.hi. atom of
the alate when he n
'Oregon', itreateat need for Ita rural achoola la the
teach, r who haa had full preparation lo do her work
Such preparation can beat ome through Normal
School training.
"I trust that Ihe votera of the atata will aaalat In
raising the alandard of our achoola by establishing
a State Normal School at Pendleton The location
la central, the Inlerrat of the people of Pendleton In
duration moat eicellent. and the large number of
pupila In the public a. ho.. la will give ample nppor
tunlly to all atudenla to get Ihe amount of tea. hlag
practice required lu a atandard normal school '
The educatora of the Stale Insist that Standard
Normal Hchoola be locale. I In towns of MM popula
Hon or more an. I hating ENOUGH ORAM PCPILS
I Mil TKACMKR PRACTICE.
E LOYAL AND VOTE EIGHT
Show your loyalty lo the beat interests of Knatern
Oregon and of the whole atale hy working for this
measure and li voting YES KOR NO Ml B) vol
Ing YKH for No Ml you will help to OIVI TO THE
school CHILDREN OF ORROON THE SAME
ADVANTAGES ENJOYED MY THE SCHOOL
CHILDREN OK OCR NKIlllllloRINtl ST VIES
Eatfartk Oragoa, Stata Normal School Committee
By J. H. 0 'en Frey , Prnil.-ton, Ora.
(Paid adverllaementi
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Every Home can have
a Musical Instrument
Wondrrful Valutt in Plinot. Piatfr Pianos a -""T
t CvK "" - fnt(lOG&Vm
Va are known to carry only what 1 .,H(ul l-v .
iaaood.wh.i,llaUraanlwhst a Ht?0"1' ' Z, r rati'
UfuUyworthth.pricaa.ked Our 1 . CW Uaaa "
iafuUy worththsprwaaaked. Our
easy payment terms place the best
a.uai. al utati un.rnta within avary
ona'a roach, hll out the coupon
or writ lor catalogues
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Expert Service
Reasonable
Charges and
The kind of treatment Steady
customors deserve Is the
princial upon which we do
business.
Accessories carried for all
kinds of cars.
Gasoline, Lubricating Oils
and Supplies.
Ontario Auto Co.
PETE DUF0RD, Prop.
Phone 134
MISS EHTK1.LE I I HKKI
Instructor in Piano
Teachers Certificate from Cin
cinnati Conservatory of Music.
Phone 170 It
The Palace
Meat Market
Opposite Dreamland
BJBJ MEATS
HALT MEAT
tTHED MEATS
SAL'HAOU
LAUD
Heiter meats for the aame
money
Prices Never High Quality
Never Poor
Come lu and see the new
market
Telephone 111
STEWART & WRIGHT
Proprietors
One yenr
Six Months
Three Months
Single copies
11.00
.60
$ .35
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS:
All copy fr display advertising should be at this office by
Wednesday noon. To insure position copy should be in
this office on Tuesday.
WORK KOR THE FAIR.
If there la one Institution of which
Ontario and Malheur county lina just
reason to be proud of It Is the Conn
ty Fair and the organization which
la In charge There Is no other body
of citizens In tho county more pih
lie spirited There Is no aggregation
which lias so generously given of Its
time and talent for the public goon
than the officers of the Fair associa
Hon They deserve aucceas
If the people of Ontario and the
citizens of Malheur county would fur
IBM l heir best Interests In a practl
cal milliner there Is nothing tl It
do which would achieve thla end to
better purpose Hum to give to the
Tiilr officials thai mensurc of co oper
al Ion which their work merits. That
la all that Is now needed to make
the fair the biggest suco-s- ever reg
Istered In this section.
The men In charge have pnfMM
the exhibits. They have advertised
the fair wl.l.lv ..ti. I Ihoroly thrtiout
Ihe county and In the adjacent por
tions of Idaho They have pr.nl. let
the amuaeiii.nt features needed and
have In fact left nothing undone to
gather together and complete an ex
hlhlllon of which th city and county
may well he proud
All this they have done without
hope of financial reward It has
I i with them a work of public
pride There Is only one way lu
which they call be repaid, that Is by
i MAW "' ,l'" ' ir l! BMfl aH
Ien of Ontario and MttlnMr c..uut
will be prenent nt the fair the ilaMTM
result will be rea.ln.l Every cltl
MB will get out if the men and
women of Ontario will devote a few
minutes of every hour from now mi
III next Tui'sdiij In speaking to his
or her neighbor about 11 (M en
thusiastic You have reason for the
faith that the fair will be the biggest
and beat ever held here. Tell your
neighbor of thai fact and boost.
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WITH PULPIT AND PEW
I
Aran
Last Sunday was a splendid day
1 with ua. ti.io.l congregations at
tended both servlcea. At the even
ing service many of the teachers and
pntrons were present at the special
r i. e fur t i. in
Topics for next Sunday: II a. m.
U je.te.i Worship." h p. m. "on
the Itace Track." The . v.ning ser-
vlce will he for the high school
Kvorv .'Uiig ti i ii ii nn. I : omig w.itiiuii
Is IllVlte. I to lie ,re , ,l ., Ins SIT-
. lee
An Invitation la extended to the
public lo attend the .
li I HA K Ell, I'Hstor
Ontario
Laundry
Down Town Office
Everhart's
HKI'l DIATED.
Hy their votes In the election M.m
du.v the electors of Maine repudiate. i
the policies of the present democratic
imii.ii.nl udmiiiistratlon. They de-
tented Senator Charles V Johnson.
who as a member of Hie fin.iu. I OH
in It tee In the senate helped to frame
the present I'uderwod tariff Noll.
ing coul. I hi' mini' convincing than
this for It demonstrates that the peo
ple of this country do not desire, as
a permanent policy Ihe doctrine ot p
tariff for revenue only as adminis
tered by a party which .it heart bo
lleves in free trade
Significant as Is the above result to
ie.ul.li...i. ii MM in ' I ie Ml great
er cause for rejoicing than the return
of the progressives to the ie;ml.li. ,.u
party.
For the past few iiioiiUih the ques
tion has been, "where will Hie pro
greaalves go?" Judging from the re
Milts in Maine that iiiestiou has.
been given a decisive answer Tin
are nut 'coming back " Tie
hack Of course there are a few!
progressives who will not return (of
some of tliein were democrat- l.eloi.
1912, but their number was negllgi
hie as was evidenced by the v.ilc in
Maine
The result lu Maine also furnish.'-
'food for Hint on the part of deiuoci.it
who Imve been ileilecatillg the ell, II
.'. i.r of the campaign being waged b
Mr Hughes. Tho they sent t;
very best caiupaigners, including tie
redoubtable Champ Clark and u.-.i
Iv every member of the cabinet into
'he I'ine Tree state, the democratic
party did nothing but liojd their par
ty vote.
Since the campaign in the north
east corner of the nation was fought
on strictly national lines with nation
al issues pressed to the forefront by
both parties there can be no doubt
concerning the temper of the people
They have repudiated the democratic
administration and have paved the
way toward a return of the republi
can party to power. Long live the
republicans of Maine.
II. I l)i I IEW,
Miss Elizabeth llurrls Is spen.lniK
this week with her sister, Mrs I I
Jtees.
The Ml illreit.irs are very busy
this week finishing work on the
eh. nil house.
Miss Helen linn. lull of Epworth,
Iowa. Is making a short visit at the
W. B Itees ranch before beginning
her school work at Arllng, Idaho
Miss (iludvM M. 'Ciimb visited with
Mrs Chas. Johnson Tiles. hiv night
Mrs Frank Dowel who has been
very sick the . week Is reported
II little better
Mr and Mrs J II Dunn of Hell
Ingham, Washington, call.. I ..n
friends here Monday.
Miss I'nu Armstrong spent s.itui
day and Sunday visiting at the Mr
Cotuli ranch.
Master Wlnfred and Miss Kuth
Drown were visiting at Will BfOWS'l
Saturday.
G. W Kaylor and family arroni
lu.nl. . I hy Misses Elizabeth and Sar
ah Hurrihs. visited the Ir.uiM.le MM
try a few days last week
Willi, mi Shaffer is the busiest mull
In this neighborhood, with wheat
hauling, pulling onions, etc.
0 Armstrong, Chas. John-, u
Harry I'lummer, C E Roes and W
s K. is were Vale visitors Moii.t.iv
There will be a social ill the school
house Friday evening, Sepieinbi r 1 .
A m ii, leu I program will be given Mi
tha ladles are re.u.--t..l to bring
baskets w ith lunch for t ..
I'le.i.hiiiK September ITlh at :t
o'. I. n k bv Kev W llrnu u
NOTICE TO t KEDITORH.
Notice is hereby given that the un
i ed has been duly appointeii
exicutiir of the last will and p. i
nient and estate of Samh Ann Itus
sell ileceii e.l. hy order of the Coun
ty Court of the State of Oregon for
Malheur Count All persons hav
ing claims against Ihe sai.l
are hereby not i lied to present the
-aine, duly verified as hv law reiinr
ei. lo the un.leiMgne.l ev.eiilor at
his residence in WesH.ill, Oregon,
within six months from the .late ot
the first publication of this noltie
I ..ti. I Mtl ! .nn! I It 'I publlsheil
this 14th day ot September, LB.fl
J. I) I'AIU.MA.V,
Executor of the estate of Sarah
llll llllssell ile, .used
h'lr-t piililii'.itinn S.pt 14. Ull
Lust publicutlon. Orluber (, lilt
LOST Friday morning 2 child -rens
sweaters, one brown, one red
Finder please leave at Carlo school
Mrs J. J Dillard. 37tf
It IMS Hilt KILE
REGISTERED iNO
MOT REGISTERED
Any kind of rum thut sheepmen
I .ed for their flocks of the follow
ing breeds, Hamslilre, Cotswold,
Shropshire ami Marino Call ami
see them or addrehs Inquiries to
Hubert Oilell, Ontario. Oregon
SPEND SINRAV WITH THE
FOLKS
They'll he glad to see you Hull
fare excursions every Sunday. Also
low rates Saturdays to Monduys
See O. S L agents for detaila.
Our supply of school books and
tablets are larger than ever Our
values this year are really great and
particularly In quality. Everhart
Drug Co. adr
Kal
duamniees vou a fine
cveungls cnieriainmeni
f
House Cleaning Days
ARE HERE
DO IT ELECTRICALLY
When house cleaning this fall do
not go to the trouble of taking up
carpets use an
Electric Vacuum Cleaner
It will do the work Phone the of
fice, let us demonstrate it for you
Idaho Power Co.
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THE OSBORN MILLINERY
Fall Fashion Display Begins
September 7
At tin-(Khiii ii Milliiii-i . Sti.ii'. Lttdii'H ui-liiii'-individual
und uiiiihiiaI h.it - will fiud tin in hen.
Our it'lli flit'ii 1. 1' oliHUUt'lltU, Eiui't'tts, liiiicx
tViillifi'N aild t " I w 't'l's in.w ri;ul It. i' .. in' iiisiii
tioii at mil' ull klloWII Miiulttl' Ll'iH,
Hair Jt.titls ul ! .,vcis
THE OSBORN MILL NERY
SucccKHor to
Grove & Riley
Vale Hot Springs
SANITARIUM
VALE, OREGON
Board, Rooms and Baths.
Massage, Diet, Rest
RHEUMATISM OUR SPECIALTY
DR. TH0S. W. THURSTON, Superintendent
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