The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, August 09, 1917, Image 4

The Ontario Argus., August 09, 1917, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1917)

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextFgp a THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTABIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, T 'X 1917 ttTIt? (Dtttarui Arntta ( established 1896 OEO.K. AIKEN. Editor and Publisher." Published Thursdays at Ontario, Oregon, and outcred at the Ontario jxist office for distribution as 2nd class matter. SUBSCRIPTIONS; One year $1M. six "w the $1.00. Three wmthe ftte, Bh py5c sJ ga- , 2 S3 The Pledge, f pledge my allegiance to My Flag and to the Republic for which it stands; one nation, Indivisible, with liber ty and justice for all. rl TYPHOID SPREADING. , u c-fl of tvphoul hit being r id. In'aplte of tins Councilman CanifJHd voted againsl enforcing the ordinance re miring eewer rounectkine. W hile he did pot actually raid negative vote de did just flu same, refused to VOte when there were onl four eriiiiieilini-n present. y what OOUree of reason the Council- man can use to justify his action is hard to But there is no use arguing the ease now. Iii fact there was i eed for the res olution for the council passed the uceeHSlirv, .rdinanee last Ma. With or without the lirefiuytorv resolut ion it i the duty of the officials under the charter to enforce it ordinance of repeal it at the next hpb- iioo of the eouncil. There is absolutely no doiiltt as to what would hare been done with that resolution hail 'oiineilineii Letsoii and Kinisou been present. It would have passed. And that being the case the it authorities .should Once proceed to have It enforced. Whose fftfeiest is licinn served bj pot enforcing the ojdinaiiee ( Is not the health ot all the people mow important than the poeket i,s ot' i few eitiarns who are still liring to sanitations' dark sge ill view of all that science ha- proven ooneorning typhoid fever, its source of Con tamination and means of preventation, how I i-i i deserviug of the name can refuse to BfruVrdt1 I he means is almost beyond under tending. O00D WORK NEEDED. The p.i t I ear has In.vv n that tliel . i ti great N : . 1 uf work to he done ahoiit On tario it tin et ion of the Snake river ami Malleiir vaih is not to start slipping buck. How it can hi accomplished with the least I'en-e commensurate with the urea' ;Nid is the queatiou. In iiu I'ousideratinu of the irrigation hhjn.s of tln section the construction of .i dailt on the Malheur, is the lirst considera tion. Every veer water which would trans ate barren sage brush into sources of wealth tlows on b serving uo man 'oil its way to the sea. It is a shame that this is so. With the erection of th" lie. cssai dam steps m list lie taken to supplj all of the irrigation syi ith distiiliutim; canals wliich will not break when needed and that will be tllflceilt n. see that rver, ai the moisture it I ds. To the solution of these problems Is needed the best brains and eueriv of this SMKetioiL It requires united and wholeliai-r-'d i-o operative effort, fan fhjit he found in this section .' THE I. W. W. MENACE. There is without a doiiht some solution for the problem presented by the I. V. W. What that solution is has not been evident from the efforts of the various state offij in these western States. In DO Nro of the states has the same policy toward them been persiied. and us yet sufficient time has not elapsed to determine whether the arbitary methods of Uisbee ate superior to the con ciliators action of Idaho. i i cas enough to say "get them otttj of the country, if they don't like to live here." Such a policy is impracticable at this time when all of the shipping is Heeded for the transportation of supplies, Mi ither would it solve the prohlem for it would mere Iv he panging its solution on t another land. The I. W. W. does Hot believe ill law. nave when he wishes to invoke its protection. To the I. w . it is all right to drive i nail into a tree so that when it is being convert ed into lumber it will break the machinery, and as likely as not kill the sawyer. But if a vigilante hangs an I. W. w. agitator a m ii II a I'll cfV tor nisTlee tfocs ro niun ueaven l t hese disciples of terror. The majority of the membere Of the I. W. W. in the west are foreigners, most of them have not even considered becoming cif iselis of this country. They are ignorant f conditions. They do not know our gov ernment nor its aim, thev do not adhere to the constitution, in many cases because they do not know what constitution means. , In their ignorance they ere willing fol lowers of destructive demagogs, who make living bj trading upon the prejudices of their followers. They can do this because organised society has taken no care to ftafe- Hiiard Itself against this insidious foe, Many 'l these torcmnrrs came to tins cotinirv alter tliev had passed the school age, and it is but a few years since the government has at tempted to extend to them the educational facilities of our school system that they iiimht thus become familiar with American! ideals. - ia t tggy To all intents and purposes they are essentially foreigners still, no matter how oily tliev have lived here. This In especially true of those emigrants whose native tongue was not Knejish. Their attitude, to a degree is .in indictment of the American people. We have been too busy to consider the 'stranger within otirgatee," we have let him struggle to Hud himself and if in his efforts he has fallen under the influence of the-mal contents, we arc partlv to blaiuc. We can not simplv throw out the fort tier. We need the man power of thousands of those who are now making trouble. More than liftv per cent of tin labor in the coal nines of America is furnished b SlAvs.whik the per oeutagc df foreigners in the iuduatn is of course higher still. What is true of the milling industry is also true of other in diistries in which physical labor is the basic power. I ears ;il;o the hiiejish. Irish and Scotch immigrant furnished the basic labor of in dustry in this country. Then it was tin Swedes, the hanes and the Norwegians, the (lerinan elcuieut in portions of the euiintiv furnished the supply, then came the Poles, the Italians and lastly the Slavs, have in hese later ears furnished the great portion. If American ludustrj is to thrive on tin basis of .sm-n labor its leaders must seek the solution of its problem Either we must change the basic labor of our Industry b Inducing American men. or those inspired by the same ideals to engage in its harder pha.ses, or we must educate the Slav and in spire him with an ludc'pentdence which will remove in from the baneful influence of the Uialvolent disturber of the peace, the .iita tor. Sheriff liiown SO it is said believes the oiinty should haw a new jail. The 'ountv oiiiiiiissioin is have contracted for one. the fh iu the ointment. Now wheth the eoiintx needs a iuvv jail ur not the pro nard structures seems bound to start a nice little scrap. Winn all is said and" .lone with steel juice-, up more than 2Kt per cent, this is I an appoituiie tune in which t. erect buildingN inquiring uteel. It in natural, of voin-se that tile people of ale should desire lo make the court house a permanent ti luie TllCJ can not be censured for that neither can tin eeutuie Ontario for eiler lUtlg the hope that some day this eit will I" the capital of Malheur county. In the mean time there aiv icpiir inents which must be lived llptm Whetlu -r his ha been done in connection u ith the jail inuitraet seems to be s matter uf ttHDUte. DO NOT WAIT ACT. If roll hear anvone curse the Flan, or make a sedition.- reinark, don't wait to tell some friend about it to have him tell sons' one else who in turn mjgtht tell the proper authoiitK s. I)., it your W Thin Hot a tunc for !anc .sentiments. It is no time to baiul with such actions. It i- the time to e l. It i lime that a stop be put to the llaiiel mouthed detainers uf America You can do no molt patriotic act than to report those who malige the government undei which we live, Don't be afraid. Thercii hundreds of thousands uf men and women who will stand b votl ami applaud. um act. , To smoke eiu., either "i matle" or rolled, a oiiiu; man must be uf tin III! ll.-ll :ie 'I'll,, si' U'h.i s,.ll . ,.- 9hetrgu Sradc-aUicmz department. Patronise Ontario Stores Patronize Ontario Stores The man who is willing to advertise his goods, has good goods to sell or he would not tell you about them It will pay you to investigate the goods sold by these firms who use these columes, They will serve you with good goods, at the right prices. You Can Get What You Want in Ontario A Good Bank In a (liinil I'uiiiilry i asm n "on i. "AM. Cnplli.1 Rnd SurpluH 100.000 llpili 8lovn Furniture. Dinner Ne w end Second , Hand Uoodn MmiRlit and Hold MrlMlWK.I.I.H KXCMANGB MTOKK Unoleum. Blcyclei, Sewing MsrhlnflK. Trunk '' Commerolml and Job l'rntlnc The Art Hindi" Till-: AKT Hxeoio I 1- i l.l.i, I'rop. riiotoitrapli. I'orirelt and Vlewa Kreali and Bait Maata ixi.ui; MIT MMIKKT II. II liinro, I'rop. Our S.tyIc Will rieae Yo . i. Confectionary it inn uuvi:ilV Mukera, ot Kream Krul Bread i iriivurlaa KMMUIKiK UMItV laon Kldrdge. I'mi' Hpfi-liil n.llvrl-n for all orraalona ' Wavom llarkx Bugglea sn m it ki it bros ooa ruiiMiiiN ne i vasl Tliare are None Better Thau the HHiidehakiT Kxpert llpparlnc w. w. ubaoe w.achea flocka.Jewlery. Cut UUhm tiuld and Silver l'late WK THAT tllVK SKItVlCK saavssr osrviuo SAIlOJfALaAMK W- luvlie Vnur BualneMH on the Balala of Hecurlty and Accuracy Good t'imii Good Service ol Mini DVlin o I!iiikIiuiii. I'rop W- urn Kiniiisli Milk or I'rtani In l.ursu Uuan Kodak Slatloary iiM'llllll ll MtM M I The t'ormr lirage Store The Hexall Store Fountain Service That I'leaae Ontarlo'a Only Tailor k. eon Have Your Suit Mad Juat For Mil Qlaaaware, Crockery, Tinware THK UtlKTV BTOKB C !' ih in lit K. I'rop In our Line We can Save You Matty Irder too l.arae None too Wll.SUV UlUtM. The lirocera No Long Walta No Short 'HON! t' I I'IIonk HttlNTINCi at the :1kIi( price i THE CREED OF THE CONSUMER Sat of Principles Worthy ot Practice. HOME PATRON'S PHILOSOPHY PeundMl en Facta and Sheuld Lived Up te ky tha Anttffean Ptepla Wet Nahfieua Cread laepla Nerth. uth, ! and Watt Can Unite Per Oaad. loprllitl lilt. i. I i."in J. Mulllvait.l , rtiiiio- la Ut t" aucceaa; every detetlioii of "lint It falae dlrecta gg g wjwl It true, evi-ry trial el hntula ftoiiin i.'inpUna form of ernr. ,s ni.v m inn mpatij is) tii.mpi It ciiilifly it failure oNI) any theo ry, the rea'tlt of alciidy IkoOgMt, la al together fiilitc Kg It-iuplliig form of error U without touie Intent charni de il .1 iroin t rut It Willi then thoughla lu mind I have prepured vt hat I call il cr't eratd A lutmttt Craad. I laat 1 tlo not lotroulia. the mall order aytlcii it l hciiUIi anil greedy and for i that I buy at home, where mi liit.-ii-.lt are. m m ) h- unit Ir mi. i -. in ii iii v It good eiionu'li fur ni.v fmnn.v nnd I to live In ill ouglil toll.' k'hmI i-iioiiuIi for nit fum Illy and I lo luiy our ntt-ttHrli's In. a a Third I ulll noi lake the word of tin- urn II atvjgf lioiian for lit goodar aa I want lo wt- what I mn Imylng. and I vtiint I., gaj Hlmt I pay for. a a I'.Mirtli -1 do not pulroidxe the nail .inl.i lion .- aMMjaj ihf.v demand rath In advance, and when 1 am "liroke" and tick and infil tuppllea iur home dealer la willing lo "carry" me. a a Fifth.-1 patronlae the home dealer litH-aute he tltndt la-k of bia goada and In caae of error It willing to rec tify a a . SUtli I palroulr.r Ilia home mer chant becanee I btdlevo a man ought to ewud hla money la Ilia community In vt lil. Ii lit earut II. a Beventh.-I patronlaa the home mer chant haegiiaa Mh-Uimi th mau who i aelU what lo- produce! and l)uya what Be needt ut houo cauuoi be in cir.il 'lllve rataloauti pltturea or al leged burgalua. a 'a Kiuhtii i a ""I i'.i!,.M,ir.,. tiie mall MM lliey frtsiuenlly aell iluinagod ami inf . Id. U It avalla a mini uoIIiUil- to uttt-ini.i to I ejihauge. But ttiu mun I iMironlaa yic ooiuc men num. tna mm. '., to pay the town, .onnty mid ataie tax villi t-xuhaiiuu ant tin- la I liny from lilin mIiI. Ii U nntullafati'i a at Mniti,-1 aaaad mj bwmmbj ess haj aeaaa aiarcbaai la nrefervaca to aaan mall oixlcr Iioiimj In a dlnluui i n I - caute tint Im-al inerrlimita help to aup port the pulili,- l.,,u where I aeud my i liil.liv .lift tin. de iH'inl. nl poor in in vi, nun a at iVmii I imir.uiw Uih lo. ai mer chain desauac lie doeaVtl li. ti iur Into paring "i-beap" gooli, which lieiaiite of il,,i. prove mil fun: xliuiild III lu. k ..n I, aiy way mj local d. ou'y I' aghoof nuu :i rti.-uii. inn u lunn. with a maa'a neart i good; not a toui tin- iiii , vi liom hi in. i k graed .mil .. furtuer i gain "Do Unta Othora." mul Ihi-v uill h -' ' ii to do ion like only in atra fm- lit l IV will U.,8. Tlroe V Auto Livery Ac extol If rill-: I oitn OAJaSOa Frble llaynea, Manager. ' Agftitu for Ford Mnlor fara a a a a ' Atftaaeaa Iievploplng ' I'rltillng Amateur Flnlthlng Prlra Mat IIIK III ItltKI.I. HI! Il) Knlnrglng Copying llev drain Hmd Saaka. l-oultry Stippllea t ish (.iti oostFAJn Forwarding OF.T A 8AXSN! ON HAI.RH 90. A. 8. Brown. Agent. It'a An Idaal I Breading Slock Incudatora luiiltry Suppllea ONTABIO PKOIH tlio (fro liowa. Manager. Wholeaalora In Poultry and ICgga .Shining I'arlor PKOPI.K'N I'ltlvSNAUV Win Tailor Prop. Ijtdlea and Qanta Tailoring v hi I, 1 luartnteod Steam, Hot Water, Air Heating V. S. PI. I Mlll.Vt; A IIKATINII niMt-iM I'lumliliiK :iml Sheet Metal Work Indian Motorcvclea and Suppllea 1 atattateea All Klada of Second Hand Ooodg . 1 1 It VNKI.I.VS Bought aud Sold Second Hand Store B Our Bargalna aetata al tee Cleaning, Praaalng. Unparing ontakiu moiii:i:n ikkshaky SI 1' Beamguard, I Stiita Mada to Meaaura aettattttt oraeta Art Naadla Work on i'aiullnga. NovalUaa MIIIINKHV AKTHTOKK IH'l.l. O HAKIIKI.I. Koyal Society ajooda ttatttee 1 (IKK THAT SAVES Y00 MON K AUK Its- (nil Again! Kill on Phuuograph Sheet Mualo W Ii. It KKK Real Km me KenlaJl 1 11 ku ranee Sheet Mn Racorda tattt TKiiMil ivifliMl.vi'co. Dealers in Farm Mm iifm r Wagoaa 1, t J 1 1 j oiitli Hortenltoelug KHMITIi SHOP U- W mul Win l.yella, Batabllsln-d in Mall.ein County in the Year of la4 1 Work a Spacialty 'if and to Ho AltOUS- PHONB 4-J 11 11 Jon t-rtntiug, you wt. Ill plcate you We are ready at all you " makings'' will do well to be sure that the See "ot t.i ing the stuff to mm. I'he Argu OBIce. I'Hust: ! pmoni luraa 10 14U11I1 prfntlng. Moral. -Buy aud tell at boiua.