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YOUNG MAN! JUNE 5
IS WAR CENSUS DAY
Adjutant lliwr.l While i.lir- In-lull-
.mnMlilliu Keglslratloil Of
Males Who are I'min ill to
.10 Imlusitely.
Portland, May Mi Bpeclal Infor
mation i onccrii Iiik Mil- taking or UN
war census of nil malM of from 21 to
0 Inclusive has been made pnlfllc
Adjutant (ieneral Wlillr in the fol
lowing summary .
Wnr t'rnsii" I ,i
Tuesday, June 6, aa named In
President Wilson in III official pror
lamatlnn. Who MM Register.
Every male resident between lin
age of Iwntyone and thirty year,
inclusive, mis inriunes aliens aa
well un Americans. Japanaae, Chin
m, Oermans, English, American
and men of any other nationality
who an of I lie designated ages, iiiuhI
register. Allena will not lie drafted
for war duty, of course. Inn a mm
plate retort) of them Ik desired.
Who I Keni.l.
No male resident lietween the age
f 21 and 30 year. Inclusive. Is ex
empt from registering. Those to be
exempted from military aervlce will
ba determined later, but first all must
register.
Where to Register.
Registration must be made In the
home precinct of the man register
ing Itegiater at your regular voting
place.
Hours for KegUti-atlon.
Ilnot ha at regular voting place Id
each precluct will be open on War
Census Day from 7 o'clock a. m. to
p. in. Don't wait until the last aK
mem Register early.
ItegM rat luu of Absentees.
If you find ynu will he bmvoM
ably absent Irom your mime ore
clnct on War t'ensus Day. you should
apply at the earliest possible date to
the county clerk of the county In
which you ma be at the time, wlietli
er In Oregon or elsewhere, who will
all out your reglslralh.il ei.nl lie
will then give you the rani, wlilt Ii
i on must mall to the register of your
tome precinct. In care of the slierln
ef your home county, In time bj
reach the register by War Census
Day If you live In I'm ilaml. or a
city of over 30,000 population in uu
ellier state, mull the card lo the reg
later In tare of the mayor
Mill I. niieinl.er I he burden nf hat
lag your card reach the reahier nt
your home precluct by War Census
Day Is on jnu
Kcu Ufr.il Ion of the Mick.
Man of military age who are loo ill
lo go lo the wiling booth In re,
mutt sen. I a competent rn-inim he
fore War Census Day bj Hie tiuuiy
ilirk to explain I lie clrcumstunces,
and secure Instruetions frnui il.e l'. .1
eral regulations winch these officials
will receive from the (loterumeut
I'eitaJtie.
The peually for falling lo appem
e roglster. nr for giving tulse, mis
leatllua or liiinrreil limn, is liu-
larasuauueiit. There Is no alternat
ive of a One.
ftjothe ttl farmers ami llorarnteu
Our puie bred J'ert. heron stallion
t Howie) will stand for ilia season
of Itl7 at our ranch, one mils south
and one aud our fourth mile weat
of Ontario. Color black, weight 1150
pounds Terms Hunt) Insurance.
nine and look liltu inn M, I'her
son Bros. 15.
Make remllauce payable to II II
Cock rum Ontario, Oregon.
IppJIt allon for Meuilici ship,
luierh.au National lie.1 t .
Headquarters, Washluglou. D. I'.
I hereby apply for membership
in ill- class i lie ketl nppo it. ni
name and cm his. in. utu of
w. . . .. aollars (.....
therefor. ,
l'lease checU elaaS ilcMicil uii.l
be sure to write name legihl).
Chock
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Class
Viitiu.il . in. ni.i.i.iinc 1 1
! .Cllliilik. pel .lllliuili
. . , CtuitrlbutiiiK. per aiiuun.
. . .Sustaining p.-r iitiinnu
. . . Life (line payment onl i
. . . I'.ttron t inn- pint oiih .
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Name
Home Address
City and State
THE ONTARIO
HltiM.W
Margaret Wagner and Marie Burke
went to Boise laat Friday, having
been called over by the serious 111
neaa of John Wagner. Barney, John,
and Kay Wagner got a far aa Glenn
Kerry on their way to Minnesota,
when John succumbed to an accute
attack of appendicitis, and was taken
off the train and hurried back to
Boise to the hospital. No word ha
been received In Brogan alnce Friday
about him.
Krult orchard are pretty these
days, with the tree loaded with blos
som. Indications are for a bumper
rn.p of apple and a good crop of
cherries, but the peach crop wilt he
far less than laat year's crop.
.1
The sheep shearing plant la In '
operation, but is not running to ltn
capacity. Shearers are rather scarce
The hills are full o fsheep these
days
John Malum came hack from I'lali
last week While there he purchased
I A0 acres under the Utah Irrigation
project He says It Is good land and
a gootl project.
The Orange hail a social meeting
at the Hchlottman home. The next
meeting will be June 2, at the House
home.
Oeorge Voak and I'at Coleman ate
surely boosters for good roatl now
since both have acquired new flu-
Icka.
I'otatoM are going in In plenty.
they all grow, Brogan will be able to
do It share for feeding the soldiers
ttather cold weather these days
Not very good growing weather.
M I.. Ooodwlii Is busy thinking of
buying him a new automobile.
INSTRUMENTS FILED IN THE
CLERK'S OFFICE DURING
WEEK ENDING MAY 19
Mh
Heft J Brown, Sheriff to Krnnkle
Kyan: 8WI-4SK1-4. 18, II, 47; Jan
uary , 1IH; 18810.48.
Oregon Western Col. Co. to Dav
id K. Nordstrom A C. Hubert Tuvey;
17.77 a. In NKI-4NWI-4. 31. is. 47.
April X, B7; 13.887.80
Wm lloulou to Charles lliumr.
Lots 11. 12. 13. 14. an.l 1 .'.. blk. 264.
Ontario; April 17, Ii7; l.'.uo.
Silos M Jopllu et ux to John W.
Klncher; NKI-48K1-4. 10. 17. 47;
March 8. Itl7; IS.
1' 8. A. to Klmer B Mollbsn; si:
I K 1 IM I I l I
KI-4. IaIs 1 and 8, II, 14. HI; April
28. 1917.
William Wliltworth et ux to E. J.
lid keita M . K Tracy. Jr ; 81-2
HK1-4. NWI-48KI HWI-4NK1 4.
18. 40; 12.200. April 30. 1017.
J S Mansker et ux to Amanda K
Stewart and Xella Stewart; l.ota 35
untl :iti. Blk 4, Klversldo atlilltlon to
Ontario. Oct. , 1915; lilt.
WllinU Iii.estiilent Co. to Spokane
Kastern Trust Co.; South ft (eet of
l.ot , Rik. 16, Ontario (Correction
need i ; March 7, 117; II.
N P Jty. Co to Alvln C. Spur
lock; NWI-4VB1-4. NK1 4NWI-4. 10
24. 7; June 20. 1911; 1810.
N i' Hy i'o to Alvln c. Spur
lock; 8W1-4SK1-4. 19. It, II; Oct 1
1918: 1410.
in Thomas W. Thurston to K. D.
lialiaher; AM right to any mineral
that mar be found shi SKI 48K1-4,
N i". 4; Kay 17; 2500
ll.otuas J While to Antonio
ctleuagt . Kl INWM, 38, It, 42,
ifftl HITi 2u
James M. Itlcbardaon et al to II fi.
Itlcharttseu: Wl -2 of Lots 3 and 4.
It 1 k i, Lots ;:, i , amis'. Blk 4, Vale
BW1 t. jv. :-o. to, May i HIT;
II,
Cliarles Altsebul el ux to Oregon tc
in Col Co ; Section 9 and 17,
Tp. 28, It II; May 12, 1917. $3200
I S A lo Henry Walkerllg; Uit
.', SWl 4.NK1 4. , 19. II April 27,
1917.
i.mplaiill I lletl Dm iiik Week:
James .Miniiughan vs John (I I'.n
araot) et i 1114 Hi Filed May 14
Henry Kldre.lge a. Mill Ditch Co
et al; to appoint Receiver; May 15.
Marriage Licenses During Weak.
Vllillew t a-lu I ami Helen t'.ihl.l
wood; May 18.
t'umiuiugs;
May 111
Wultor Hepiier ami Klu.abelli Gary
May Hi
Val Becker and Alta Keel; May
In
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May 18.
W. K
Boss aud l.enra F, Potior;
Traak and Nellie Mooney :
May 17.
ARGUS, ONTARIO, ORKOON. THt KHDAY, MAY 24,1917
SCHEDULE OF DATES
FOR PUNTING SEEDS
Keep (he Table Well Hupptled
rYes.ll Vegetable I ntll
Winter ( time-..
.I(h
Iet one crop follow another and
keep the garden busy. Many person
who have been paying little attention
to gardening do not reallxe to what
extent this is possible, but If wa are
to cope successfully with the threat
ened shortage It will be noooaaary
to make every square foot nf toll
rount a many times as possible.
Therefore,. In order to help exery
gardener to secure the maximum re
sults, Prof. Bouquet. Dead of Veget
able Gardening at O. A. C. has ar
ranged the following list of planting
and seeding dates:
Wlille the date given are suggest
ive, they must be modified to suit the
various conditions nf the state. Aa
far aa possible. Iioweter, they are re
presentative of the greater part of
Eastern Oregon, for a normal aeason.
In arrangement the planting table
Is divided Into two parta: firat. se.nl
Ing directly In the garden; aecouri,
transplanting of young planta, which
have been previously grown or which
have been bought. Dates of harvest
ing the different vegetables are also
noted. Some vegetables which are be
ing cont nually harvested are not
mentioned In the succeeding dates
s MIDI LI FOB fcU'tVKHMrTl.
PLAXTIX..
May 171 to :H
Field setting of tomatoes Seeding
cucumbers, melons, lima beans. pump
kins, squash, sweet oorn, summer
radlahes, and lettuce. Also sowing
in seetl bed late fall cauliflower, late
cabbage, Brussels sprouts, Scotch
kale
Harvesting asparagus, rhubarb.
green onions, radishes, spinach.
June I to let .
Transplanting plants of peppers,
egg plant, and early celery
Seeding summer lettuce, string
Ilea II"
Harvesting asparagus, rhubarb.
green onions, spinach, tranaplant.nl
brad lettuce, radishes, turnips, kohl
rabl.
June 19 lo if
Transplanting planta of early fall
caulirtoaer, fall cabbage, early celery.
Seeding short season crops for suc
cession.. I hart cling
Harvesting head leluce. usparagus.
rhubarb, radishes, early peas, spin
ach, turnlpa.
July I to IV
Transplanting plants of late celery,
late cabbage, Brussels sprouts.
Scotch kale. Planting of late beets,
late carrots, Isle aweet corn.
Harvesting peas, lettuce, aspara
gus, early cabbage, early beets, bunch
carrots, and others previously men
tioned in preceding date.
Jui in to wi.
Finish transplanting celery and
late cropa mentioned above.
Seeding, late head lettuce for rail.
Hart est lug airing beans, peas, sum
mer spuush. beets, carrots, cabbage
cauliflower
August I lo in.
Seeding lull letu.e for outside ust
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L . ""fls a. IwnaE flLanrnr
jH gaUB
Detroit Vapor Oii Stove
This Stove Burns Oil or Gasoline
Yi.s, the "Dot roil-Vapor" stove vork
like a gttf stove. Simply light the Imrner
and set the kettles on at oner. It has no
wicks. jThe hot, sinookU's t'nv burni lireet
ly agftiost the botton of the OOok.Qft utensil.
When yon see thi stte yon will want one.
They sell at very reasonable price.-, t'oine
to see this wonderful stove.
Ontario Hardware Co.
mt&0
. Studebaktr wagon or buggy ha. the "Studela-JcT R-puUtoon" behind u. Over fiTty year.
uZSZ nL 3 B5l to make vehicle, that Uit Every le---every H"b7 hubr
ute and bolt U male by expert, Ue result-the fine- wagon, potable to produce-- a. made
! T.FL.r ,h, lIro- Vehicle Factory in the World. The aboolute reuabtlity of the
Studebaker line appeal, to all careful buyer., those who want
honeM value. We want you to vi.it our More the first time you
have a chance; let u. tell you more about the StuJebaket line and
.how you tome of thee splendid vehicles.
A Complete New Stock for Hale By
HTVDKBAKF.R lK8. CORPORATION OF UTAH
M.M. BISH. Branch Mnanfer
and In the frame.
Harvesting caulifloer, cabbage,
.irin. hsuna. wee corn, nrst eaity,
a al..
tomatoes.
August in io no.
Seeding of late lettuce for frame
use. Chinese cabbage.
Harvesting tomatoes, sweet corn.
bean, head lettuce, cucumber, mel
ons, peppers, etc.
September I In in.
landing spinach, fall radlshes.turn
Expert Service
Recasonable
Charges and
The kind of treatmentSteady
customors deserve Is the
principal upon which we do
business.
Accessories carried for all
kinds of cars.
Gasoline. Lubricating Oils
and Supplies.
Ontario Auto Co.
PE1EDUF0RD. Prop.
Phone 134
UlUUIILV MlllllSI mi e
111' I'll It Silt II'
V. W. Mai-Minii, Prop.
We do all kinds ot repair work
from a pair of sclsora to the
the heaviest kind of machinery
Bicycle Repairing aa well aa
Automobile work we can also
put your gas engine In good
condition.
Lnwn Mower Grinding a Specialty
, i
pram) i
4aX
tnnaw
"P. nn caooage s .or er
fall
transplanting.
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peppers, egg
plant, sweet
coru.
celery, onions,
squash, etc.
September in to no
Seeding radishes outside, setting
lettuce In frames.
Harvastlng fall cabbage, cauliflow
er, head l.ntnre. late .weet . orn. par
GOLDEN GATE
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COFFEE
SPIECES
EXTRACTS
BAKING POWDER
Our Stock is now complete
in all the above lines
Every article in the Golden
Gate line is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction.
E. A. FRASER
GOGGLES
That SaveJTour Eyes
EVERY SHADE
EVERY SHAPE
Just the thing for wearing
when the dust blows or the
sun shines brightly.
,
0. G. Luehrs, Druggist
TUt: MOLIVI- hiiluj,."
lf. cuiiivaUn.. haying, harveailn-
QUALITY
SUP R E M E
Fven ounce of material true goet into
Ontario, Oregon.
snips, celery, late string beans, lima
beans, tomatoes, peppers, egg plant,
squash, etc.
Ortola-r I lo 1ft.
Transplanting Into frames lettuce
plants, seeding radishes In frames.
Harvesting late corn, tomatoes,
egg plant, peppers, fall lettuce, late
beans, parsnips, kale, celery, etc.
Store squash, onion, pumpkins.
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