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TIIK ONTARIO AlUiHH, ONTARIO, OREGON, THX'RBDAY, JANfARY aW, 1017.
PRESIDENT'S DAY.
Mr.
Wilson's Crowded Schedule
Calls For Early Rising.
LIKES GOLF AND BILLIARDS.
Out ef Bod at 5 s. m , Bathes and I In
Study Not Later Than 5 .10 Always
Ratiraa Bafora 11 Raacia Poetry
Aloud and Takee Plaaaura In Lataat
Datactiva Stoma.
Washlngtnn. President Wilson hanii
"Well ilellmsi mIii. hili' map'il out for
his dnily work win n in Washington.
He sticks lo this -chululi i he., iy. It
rail fir bil iu.-ui; at tin- Mrtf hour
nf 5 hi !i i. 'I l.i u ho li II In1' tMtl Blul
la In hU study not IiiIim than I N
o'clock. avs (he I.ouIm i 1 lc- Covritt
Journal In a n I rut ai MM of the prea-
Mi'iii m in 'hue
I mi. i ,: ii. i . -. . 1.- ii t ia met in hla
ajtndy liy liia stenographer. CI.
Hwcin. rimrlli', as he la known about
the Wliilc BeMIt takes dictiidoii until
8 o'rlork. which ia thr president s
tirrakfast hour, llrrakfast over, Mr
.Wilson ia a-" ustoiiml to return to liia
aliuly tu BBtlMM Big nun ii i lie dictat
ing Admit ! IS o'clis k in (lie morning
tlic 'ii -iili nt n I 'in u I in t of ii'Hiinl
went wlin h Sim n liirjr Tumulty haa
made for In in at thr eJircullve offices.
Three riigageturnta nrvrr lirgln ontll
I'liulu IX Ainein an I'ira Aaao. fslluu.
mi. ii.tniiii m ah a iii. i. ran.
1" iii lot 1. I i of Hum are fur longer
than half an limn I In -. iigagriuenta
run up n hi .1 a In mi I'.' . . ha k. the ajfaaj
Weld iilnnin leaking Hie ..line lilllldillg
fur the While llnllM fm lllln hi mi imt
lain i lit ii I in l k
I anally the president a afteriimiua
ha heell given "Ml lo lo. reutloll.
Of comae Ilia piealdent played gulf
tiul a few lnuri dining ihe lailtoad
a'llaia. He thru mil) lnl M BBBIBH Dfi
tirayaou thought It aiitKahle fur liuu
to get a little outdoor exeirlxv (Mi the
uiolm i idea and at the golf ma ! lira
ilia Wilaou waa alwa.la hla hiiihiu
lull
The iu.iIi.i nips air uaiially uvrr hy
4 w'vlo. k. I heir ia aiupie liuie to ur
ara for 7 ...l.ak iliuun. Uoal of Ilia
lireaidrni a aaajadjajfaj haia lirru devut
O to "nil
lui Ihe laat frw luoutha their haa
lieru a girat luyateiy aUnu Ilia W Idle
Houae. It haa to do wiih u,- nf ihe
laoaiia whleh t tie pieaidriit riuploya to
trial fioui hla pieaiilrnl lal iIuIiim I hi-.
oiui of auiuaeuiriil ia nothing mule
than Ilia pnpulai gauie of po.. aj
aueakiug in more polite Ivruia, piakii
til I Hani a
XV hi n i In n.lili.nia ale lioi'iuiii at
the wiuie HettM ihe praaldaiil baa two
lueana of nlaMin.n nilu'i ihau playiug
bllllaida. He talUM .'itat delight In
leading poiliy aloud Ihe other fm iu
lf ailiUM'tuelil la Ihe leadilig of detei -the
aim lea lie tela the lateat buoka
of thia ami
I'lealdent W'lla.ill i.K-a Hot l?lieve it
vine to krrp the midnight oil huruiug.
'I'lirrefoir the limn uf 11 u i In k usual
ly duda Unii In bed Mine often It la
liefoie 11 u'cluek that he rethrew, 'ihla
Ii ni"i'"i) hreause of his auily ila-
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i LIFE RACE WITH WOLVES.
Three Trappaia Tall el Their Expori
ancea With Pack.
SI. nidi, h Mull liner tiapieis,
Charles lrmiaid, lirmgr Weston and
Bieit 1'aakri i raiiird here the other
slay fioui u hum nig tup in the l-Mkn
Muuerlui' region and toul uf a race for
their lives Vital a WgU BMk while le
tuiuiug fioui tlieu lu" lln- uieu
wrie nil akuli-s I luce lililr. mui the
lieaieal iiil'in when the wolves niada
thrlr apiM'ai un e
One of Ihe trapiaKf Brtal Ins rifle
when Ihe pa. k nppioii, Insl I hem, and
Ihe wolves .pinklv loie one of their
wouinlevl iiniul.ii s In .u ir-. giving the
iiuuiiis i un.. I. u a stall to get ahead
uf the bt'Utrs.
.Sev.ual 1 1 iii lun Ihe wolves weie
BBBftj "" 1 1 ii- in this was r, imuui d. the
wen said, vtni i I tiny lltglljr iesih.it
iWJfC ' r'a?g I BaV I rrX
By M BVsBB
V " erJ fSii
Baas' LaaaaarH
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FIND HEART ON RIGHT
SIDE, LIVER ON LEFT
Body of William King Described ai
Laft Handad Both Inaida and Out.
Ht. Louis. The body of William King,
wild Ii has hi'i'ii preserved fur IWBBt)
umiiIIim ia ill-1 rll"'il hv an anatomist
aa "left handed. Iioth Inside and out."
CCOfdlnj to a atntrturnt made public
it tbedtr hoipltal.
In May, IIM.'i. king, who waa thirty
live years old. applied at thr hospital
for treatment lln aald he naa a hi
iiorrr iiud hud lived BMM I f hla life In
WIki niiflii Mr wan suffering from ty
plinld fever.
H hen nskrd who hoiild he notified
in caae f hi" death King snid ' I nn t
aTMf ii limit I lint Just i lit n up nnd
e"ii.iiie n. v ! ."i thing
rang e. ith ii. ! i.' hi " '
lie died n lew iaVyi Inter. Winn stir
im ml. mi Miiuinntloh if the
body tin y fi'iinil eiie of tlir BMBI IB
miriiiiii ' aaM In the bletOf of surgery
I M In t side, the
hit mi the lelt. the uppi uilix w ua on
the left aide uiul the spleen on the
right. The sb BUM h 0711 li.ri.ul uronnd
completely tin the left tang were three
lobe; the right lung hud hut two Hal
h ft kidney wan linger and lower than
the right one.
OANCE TO WIRELESS
MUSIC MILES AWAY
Phonograph at High Bridge. N. Y.
Heard All Over House at
Mornstown, N. J.
New York. What waa declared lo be
the world s first wirrleas dance waa
held al 'M Morrla avenue, llorrialown,
N. .1 . the home of Theodore F. tiaty,
me president of the Fidelity and aa
ua.lT Inaurancsj cniain) of thla illy
Ills two sons John I'. and Theialme
i: .mi, Jr., the latter borne from I'm
nell for the Cbrlstmaa holhlaya got
up a dame and throughout the run
lug Ihe arteu or right i inipies w ho had
lieeii Inrlted daticeil to music that was
plii ted on a phoiiogiaph III High llildge.
at the northern end of Manhattan,
about forty lullra away from Mums
lovv n hy air Hue
Mr (inly and bis amis are eiithilalas
il. niiialeiiiM in ihe s. Irme of radio le
Irpliou) and lei, giapb.i. A f I ieiul I' 1'
(iiae if Mi. lit. Iiilr, who la ii rinlhien
k'll , inn de UN i if tin- Ii. iii I ..i. -I
nil. In in ihtei tor mid the m.iii.I nuipli
her iiuiiileil hy lr. IMwiu II Al'ltl
Hliuiig of ( i.luiiihua. Ihe IHVMIIOM
whlill lliadi' tl aln-i mil llnlilill ii iliull)
poaalblv, ga will ga a ay Iff lean tle
phi. lie liiisHtlge in Honolulu Mr nl
lev iv In. Ii only ivv.l.l . IM old.
adapted, the two Avrleta in gawtMi
I il 1 1 li. In I tin in lo .1 ph. h. igl . a 1 al a
III. I Ii III Ihe I, il V h.'llic.
Ihe ilimiiiglliill Hint fill l.i-ln. I the
llllll. e BIBgll VVax plll.Ved III till High
lln.lL'e plant of the Mr I ..n-l lUdio
Telephone and Teh graph I pauv . and
ih usual anion! kTBfN uiie n.eiv
..I l.v ihe amaleiir n. . n. i aaaaj HI
' ..i h hiiiiae
When thr faint anumN. whsli, emu
lug from I hr DM-elver, mild a, -an eli hi
.leleeled hy Ihe nil, BMBsVl thiougli t he
iihiiIiIiiimI ...1111.1 ampliflria and thru
thimigh Ihe megaphone they i oil hi he
beard all over Ihe house.
FROM MISSOURI TO PANAMA.
Bottle Found After Being Six Months
Afloat.
Ilailvlllr n A list of nauiea si hi. h
a paily uf Nprliignrhl nuilual a LimiI
aludriits araled In a soda pop boiiie
whleh naa ibu.iv u Into the Jauiea rlrer
ai Tumor, Uo.. last June haa beeu re
tinned la a letter lecelred by Mla
dial I'opo of Ibis place, olio of the
yuuug wuuieu whuae uauiea weie oil
the Hat.
'ihe letter waa written by a uirmber
of the crew of tba fulled Htates ahlp
Ittlrlgli. whleh reached Hau Kramiaco
re enilvr after being atailoued off the
vuaat of I'auauia. Tba wilier aald be
found I be boil la oa Iba beach while In
I'auauia
WILL AID WEARY HORSES.
chaal Children Plan Farm For Worn
out Oobbmsss.
IfoUOgatosYU ' Melllhels nf the
h nun I linn. inn s..i niv heie bin e . mi
ii'lnii.-il ihe inn I. -ii ..! a fund which
ihev Mill re. -e In i.-nl uf buy a lesl
I . in I . i M in ii i. .11 I.
Il l I'm i .I to have the faun fm
i : Mam - In... I i 111!
I . :'VV ! .'. 'i'" i'jl'i""1. '." IU tuUi
vTs 1 1 i . -T pl'l'e T '.linl -el, In llUUIBlU'
ii.iil.ir. i m- i iheii liillr associates
w III am. e. , ill l.lell plans
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BANK INSURES ASSETS
FOR TWENTY FOUR HOURS
N..v link V !Si,iksl.iKX) pro
trclivr insurance policy for
twenly foui iioiii a was puichused
bf ihe i 'lis Ilia in and I'boculx Na
tional hank lo u.vri the liana
hi uf Its assets from 1!'-' Broad
way to ihe lirw oOices of tbe
hank Iu Hie Mi. gel building, a
dlslaiue of about a bio. k slid a
half. About mi'iIksuhio iu cash
was carried Iu the new quarters
in an u i in. ned cur, with armed
guards ul the front and tear, and
thatf svere gusnla slatlonrd ev
ery nfty fret betvfreu tbe iwo
I. iiildiiigs.
FAMILY REUNITED.
Children Long Separated by the
Civil War Meet
SEARCH BEGUN BY BROTHER.
Buahvvhaekara Raided Home, Killed
Parents and Drove Children Inte j
Woodo Adopted In Different Homos,
Survivore Drifted Apart Meeting
Between Bisters and Brother Pathetic
i hirimla. In -A tragedy nf th civil
war which resulted In Ihe separation
of three children of a Missouri fnmlly
was 1 1 a led ii til Iy by the reunion nf
the lluee I hililien who bud been arpa
ruted during the ..iig period, too young
to ii ..iiialn a correspond-
in . and It was only after much effort
and . i.ueMiiideiii r Hint the member"
of the fnmiiy vvi re enabled to meet mid
hold a reunion after ao long a arpa ra
tion. Living i,i ai I .i .iln. Mn, wnsn 'inn.
ilv iiiiiimd I leer. Ilnslivv Inn kers raided
their home, killed the parents nnd
drove the children Into the woods.
wlnie they pascd a night In terror.
The i hiiliiii were Mary Deer, right
years old. Addle llerr, all yeaia old,
and a brother two ycara old. DBBB thr
girl of right years devolved thr task of
keeping tbe otbrra (villi her nnd to
vainly try to onaole them. Speaking
of tbe terrifying liuldruta of the night,
Mary, now Mra. Mary Rabn of this
Pity, told how the baby boy cried to be
taken to hla mother.
In tbe morning the children made
thrlr way lo Ijiclnlr, where Ibry were
found nrarly drad from exposure and
frlgbt and crying bitterly. A man wbo
chanced to run acroaa tbe lithium was
so iiiiimI w nh pity that be took them lo
charge, fed I hero and eared for Hum
for arvrral days until ha had succeed
ed In hasting all liner In homrs, Into
w hi. li they were dually adopted.
'Ih us torn spurl, tfie children did not
again hear from raeb othrr. Mary
spent hrr nil Ira girlhood ga a nurae
girl In a family where there were bct
eral children, and from them she man
aged to Irani to lead and write. Hhe
waa taken to lllluols, where she mar
lied. Addle I leer wns taken with the
brother to Crete, Nrb , where the girl
man led and where Hie boy grew lo
tiianlu'ial nnd where he still resides.
Addir married and loaf hrr husband
She was mn i in-.l a a ml tune to a
Mr. Hiiwuiiig, owner of a Inrge ranch
lieni l .lenu imhI Springs, Coin
Some nine ago ihe In iii In r began a
seai.h for his sNiers. li was an up
paieiiilv Imis'leasliisk, but by BsfBNga
inn'', mn. li em ii siiiiuleiiin and long
rnnge Inquiry b miiiinged In llml tin in.
nnd all held a reunion at ihe hoiuu of
Mi - I inn mug In I oloiudo..
Mis Itahli a.aili nfinr In'r iiinriliige
lliuved fl oiii llliln .Is In Ibis COUIll)
She Is now ii vvnluvv, all ymirs ..I
...ling between Hie sislCIS
ami brother was pathetic despite the
fm I that a sepnialh I DBM II f I
raain hail ubrloOas tended In hi. 'ill.
dmvn the reeling nf family n lal -ti . i
WAR AFFECTS WATER TOO.
No Soda Ash lo Soften City's Drinking
Supply.
roliiinlms. ii Haul water will be
ih,. lot ihe lill i hi Ion plsui sii fin nlili
consumers Ihe lest of Ihe winter unless
, i in.-1 1. 1 it i- I. limit. 1.1 III. I .'a lb HI all
.biesupplj of soda aah one or tl.nhlrf I
ehruilcul. use.1 It. ibesofl.ulng pt.
Supei luleiiitrul (I Hliaughuessy of I tic i
('uliiiuhiia wain plant said that sodn
aab muni not Ih had at any prbe gJ
lug to luabllily of rallroada to furnish
sdniusie iinnspoiiailou facilities; also
Ihe Barbel Ion plants, where the ity's
supply of soda ash la oblalurd, havr
iniii liimdh apped diulug the last few
weeks becaMag of a shortage of furl
No soda li has lieeii Hard at ihe hi
II.UIOH plain for several daya. Sim ,
Ihe war began soda aah haa stlisn.eU
III a ion W siei nu lie suflrnrd to a
erlaiu drgire by lime, but soda asb
iinisi be added Iu get ibe desired soft
ness. WAR ON CATS SAVES GAME.
Good Hunting In Now Jaresy Sinoe Fe
line Slaughter Started.
Trenton. V J V rrport of the Nrw
.lei-,-, lisb ami game CftWHlleiePB re
ceutl.v Issued stales that the wliolraalr
e i let in ma i ..f .aia- iii Burlington
count during the km;, ephieun. of feat
and mouth disease has le-ulied In
sporlsiueii Iii ding Hui liiigiun uniong
ttir Lea Tniiiilug grouuils in Ihe slate
(Jatue auiuials aud birds uie invie
pirnlirul in the loiiuty than fm iiai
aud suilrs uf huulrrs have leptalrtlly
bagged their legal limit of ten labbils,
also ipialls. phesssiilK slid aiiilnrla. It
ia held Hist the chief failoi iu ihe In
i lease In game annua s and birds as
well as song hiida In that COUStJ was
ihe vvarfaie on nils by both iniinris
i ud I'aiiuria Spoilsmen round hun
dreds of prowling homeless cuts in Ihe
woods and held a preying upon nsiivr
birds aud auiuials aud killed them.
Newspaper on Fig Loaves.
Santa ( nu. lal He. suae of Ihe
high cost of I'lti-cr aud tbe failure of
subs, libera lo gg) up, l.uiber M.nurs
ton, piihlislier of Ihe .Moiiiilaiu la ho
si ll.iilldei clock, pi luted all edlllou of
his weekly on tig Iravcs The rdiliou
misisis of live diied leaves pinned lie
get hrr with a twig and printed oil both
slues and conlaiiis news items, cleaat
tir.l aud legal ii.lvi 1 1 isiug and an editO
i lui III win. li M. i.i. . I -I..II MIS l.. 111 his
le.lsolls fm I, Hulling o llll pi 111. I
pi. s for pi int. , m per "
QUEEREST OF SEA MAMMALS.
1 The Qreteeq.ua Walrue Haa a Strong
Maternal inatinet.
The w all uses, or "era horses of thr
old navigation, are the atrnugrat and
moat grotraipir of nil ara innnimols
Their large, ruggiMl bends, annul with
two long Ivory tuaka. and thrlr huge
awotlen liodlra. covensl with hairless
wrinkled and wartr skin, give tliem a
formidable npprnrnme unlike Unit of
any othrr uiniiiiiiiil They am mm h
larger thnn moat seals, the old tniilen
weighing from 2,000 to BiOOO pounda
I and the frmalrs nbnut two thirds ns
much.
Walruses hnvr n "strongly developed
niutrrunl Instinct nnd show great de
votlnn nnd ilisiiTai.l of their own aafc
ty In defending the young The Kakl
moa at ( ape Vaurouvor, tlrrlng aea,
hunt them In frnil skin lovenil kyaks.
Using Ivory or bone pointed Mciirniind
seiilskln lloata.
Several hunters told me of ricHInc
and iliingi.uiM eiiroiiuteiH lliey Hud el
IM-rlrncrd with inoiher wiilrusea. If
the young nre nitin ked or even np
proin lied tlir innther dues not hrsilnte
lo ehnrge fuiloiiBly The hunters mi
RM that on sin h in i nslmiM there Is
un option but lo puddle for one's life.
k easlounlly an old walrus la un
usually v hull. Ihe and, lifter fort lug li
hunter to take refuge on the lee. will
renin In patudliiig Ihe v h hilly for n
long III mil lug and untuning Ihe
nlile. I nf her angyr National Ideo
graphic Miignlue.
SEEING MOTION PICTURES.
Same Advice on How to Avoid Suffer
ing From Eye Strain.
Many persons cannot attend motion
pi. tin rs Ih-i ausr of (ho annoying after
effnls on Ihe ryes. Some Buffer from
ye attain and otbera are aubject to
snrrr headaches The relief. In misst
rases, couslala In perfeitly Oiled glaaa
ee. according to the Popular Hcteiire
kloullilv The 'h Hire may not be qolte
so sharp, but I his ia more than com
' penaaled for by Ihe In. reased i onifoil
lor prisons with very sensitive ryes
a colored glaaa, rithri amber, yellow-
. lah green or amethyst, uiny afford lui
lliedlalr relief. Several v allelic of
colored glaaa have been put on Ihe
market, and there are so many shade
available that anuie auitable color can
be an ured A atibdued light lit the
tbeaier has a mu.ii leaa Irrlletlug rf
I feet than a dark theater where tbe
i only light la rrtlnlril fioui Ihe screen
It la also Mil v Isnblr fm those w ho are
, liable to suffer an. iivvlng Hie ple
nties 10 avoid aiding In a plilce where
j It la nrceasaiy . ....k upward, aa Ihe
additional strain 1 1MB very lire
some and lie.iieiilly leaves u aev ere
headie lie li Ihe lllllloilly nr .m -.
hnvveui II . l.i--cs me . oins Ilv Intel
to a pel -on he or Banl stands a ,
elm I en loving molloii pb lures
i wiih. mi any attendant H resuiia.
Inertia of Bodies.
lag) ti v tailing .aid n Ihe lip Of He
l.il Imnlln; i I and mi II pl.u e il M l.ny
A .ll. k llu k oT the . mil vv lib the right
second linger will lelui.ve Hie aid
wllboiit di-lui hliig the oln Auollirr
til. k whli li llluairHIrs the In. 1 1 In aj
b.alies la to kiio. k awnv the boifoui of
a pile of .he.-l.cls IV lib. nil upsetting
ihe pile. Thla la rffrctrd unite easily
i with the help of a Hat niler. Tbe le
oslolng i deckers aie removed sue
' sfas ! i lui iiiimi.ri uf smart blows.
A more spectacular suit apparently
risky ii ii k consists of drawing a news
paper away fioni uuder a glass tilled
I wiih water. I'rorlded. however, that
. the table ia eiunoib and the paper be
'""J .' -"'-"Iy and hurl.uulally
Sktl "" ',rr
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VJIKiKBSkmKBKKttw9lSBtXMSSV
THE OUTLOOK
Fur lmsiiicss dmiog the ooming jrtw is very
00d it we fill) I"' Of any liclji to ynil, call on us;
we rcalizt! thai tlic 'livr' hanker must inaVc.l lit'
iilivc to the needs of bil community and patrons,
and to assist in vvt-vy way consistent with food
judgement ;ind safety.
t'oine and see us; if we do not atoll you we will
not hurt von.
Make our hunk YOl'K bank.
"We nive seiviee that serves.''
ONTARIO NATIONAL BANK
THE UNIVERSAL
INSTRUMENT
Thirty yeara ago the telephone waa a luxury. Today,
through personal Initiative and private enterprise, It haa become
neceealty wltbtn the reach of everybody. Where once a husl
neet bad but one telephone with a limited talking range, today
that business haa service with a range three-quarters of n conti
nent broad, and every branch of every business la linked to ev
ery other by an Intercommunicating telephone eystem
The telephone haa earned Its responsible place nnd there are
now 8.000.000 Hell telephones In Ihla country, over which go
20.000.000 talks dally.
Km rv Hell I I'li'phiiiii- is u I.niiK Dintunre Station.
Malheur Home Telephone Co.
, THE
50 SPECIAL PRESS 50
Suits pressed hy the
50c Promply
PHONE 105-W
$crd
The Universal Car
Tllivc HtlMtlag ICilsullS llge nil to llli the Knl'd
fur: First, hccaiisc of its, niuiil of sjit islactiirv
scr iii- tn liiuii' than tiltiiii hiiiidicd thutisinid
owners; Beau id, hccaiisc of tbe reliability of the
Company which makes it; Third, beeaiuu) of its
largu liidi.itur and cinlnscd tan, st iciiinlinc boud,
crowu feuden trout Mid rear, black tinish, nick
el tiiiiuniiiys, it is must attractive in appearance.
To these must lie added its wonderful et-oiiomi
in operatioil and maintenance about two cents
a mile; likewise the tact that h reaatUI uf il mi
plieitv in cnnstriictinii anyone can tilM'ratt- and
fare for it. Nine thouaaud Pord ttciitM make
Ford service as nniveisiil ,i the car. Tourillg
tar );lr(l liiinaliuiit gVMfi 'uiipelet ffiftH Town
Car t&86 Sed;in$ti4" f. o. Ii. Detroit. On ale at
$ord parage
Ontario, Oregon.
COPE
only mechanic in town.
and Properly
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ONTARIO.