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ONTARIO. MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON. TlHKSItAV, UCTUBKU 1, 1917. PAGE TWO IMJH8 AM " I'l'LlKfc KAHTMAN KODAK The Ontario Pharmacy SI K TMK IUO HPKOAL LINKS OK SOU'S AND ALL KIND8D OP TOILKT AKTICIAW NOW ON DtH PIAT THK BIOOKST AND UKHT IJNF. IN THK IXHJNTY AT I'KIOKH WHICH ARK NOT ONLY RIGHT BUT REASONABLE. WE CAN SUprLV VOt'R EVKRV WANT IN TlgW LINK. The Rexall Store LET A REXALL RKMKDY CURE THAT COLD NOW PRESCRIPTION HPKtfALlHTH i i M t r l II w tl II Hi III II. I M rf yIMSWsS fc.il . 4-, 4 K i KrWtH J" '. saved ...,,.1 nt tT saved ' iLst iw liMWBB- I H WHY DON'T YOU SAVE MONEY when in want of Tublcwure, Clnnuwaro, (J lass-wan-. Enameled and Tinwares, 5i 10, and 13 cvrrvday useful articles and hund Nttl of other items by buying from THE VARIETY STORE Ontario, Ore. THE UNIVERSAL INSTRUMENT Thirty years ago the telephone was a Usury. Today, through personal Initiative and private enterprise, It has become a necessity within the reach of everybody. Where one a busi ness had but one telephone with limited talking ranga. today that bualness has servloe with a rant three-quarters of a conti nent broad, aud every branch of every bualness Is linked to ev- iv ..ii,,., kf u mi iKiiumunlcallng telephone system. The telephone has earned Its responsible place and there are n,iv vmiouiiu H, 'll telephones In this country, over which go 2, 000, 000 talks dully. Kvery Hell Telephone is Long DinUnre Station. Malheur Home Telephone co. $ $ Our Steady Growth is due to the prosperity of our customers. We serve them to the best of our ability, and it helps some. MAY WE SERVE YOU? Make our Bank your business Home. Ontario National Bank $ riiWA VA Hi i " frl H O '"? 7 Tlir wiving In nirnl shrinkage Ity i if riMikniff U Indicated at the lift. T, iiili'nl toto money till i mi tlixt on mi right pound rat I". mill, electricity will MM mi Iroiii I . I" Alio cli rtririli is ii clicanrr furl than nrr.riit nrlcrs. Won't It Tay You to Cook With Electricity? Idaho Power Co. Hi:' II I .-. Prices the lowest -' $ .Town Topics Attorney J. W Mcculloch. V II Tat Bad irons rooms have been Brooke and IV J Gallagher are nt-, cloned thin week while the ladle tOMNag roiirt sessions at Duma thin ho havo been working no energet ic,. U Ilcnlly to fill boxen and boxen alth o (hospital accessories are engaged In Mr. and Mrn. 0 I Kenyon and helping to conserve the big fruit Mm. II C Whltworth of Weha-r nm , rup tored to Ontario Monday. o o Mr. nnd Mrn. Frank Itader. son A. K. Vim Slrklln paased through ,.irrlflllIli Kn daughter. Irene, left Ontario Monday enroute to llrogan to (, air pm (f a, weeh for Ell. look after bin aheep In that vicinity. Kpnfl 0r wnere Minn Irene will ., , enter achool for the winter. The ladlea of the Congregational rhun-., will give a n.lver tea a. thej home of Mr. W. F Ilotnan Wodnen-I . ,. .. .. day, October 10, from 2:30 to I All Indies interested urn Invited to j be present. It N Htsnfleld left Tueaday for I Chicago with a train load of sheep for delivery nt the slock yarda of that city. Mr nnd Mrs fl 8 Dav. former On tario resident., but whose residence ' Is now at Idaho Falls, Idaho, are visiting In the city with relatives and friends. liowland Koenlg passed thru here Wednesday evening on the way to Seattle where he will enroll In col lege Calmer Trow left Wednesday to attend college at Seattle. Mm M. T. Allatrom of flrogan. was In the city the first of the week. Marcus I'iueyn and I'aul Van Pet ten left Ontario Tuesday evening lit tend college at Heat lie Mlns Ivn L l'"V "f Hi.M-r"s cler leal force tpanl Wataattfa) at W I I Hi- llouuil up. r "lit- ' ""'I . i ' ' assist . I III the II. il .,,,,1 Of Southern Idaho n ,,ii which Is In session ai liolse Oils week. o Mr iin.l Mrn J C M.i rilght ar. Kg ii raw devn in llois this ,lis lo the Houtlicrn "i- pea coni;i,' CHURCH NOTES . ( oiiKivy.iliinuil tliiiivh News .in, I i, in ill in emeiit-. in, i larva slaaa gath ering of iitu,iklun, pippins and peo ih. Hal "vl at the Congregational ihuri-h last Suinluv . .,iili.s, miuash, pumpkins, heats, bos. ami corn fodder ware ar raJaffai PJaPtpl the bullillng In artistic conlu.lon Itev Sulleus was unable to arrive until noon and the address on Whul Shall I Iteuder Into the I or. I Cor All His Benefits Toward Me" was delivered by the pastor At. ii,ui i ue bountiful basket lunch was psjfpajf: and partaken of by some KU oilit people. In the afternoon bus iness session which followed an ad dress by Dr. Sullens. the congrega tion voted the drafting of an appli cation to the Congregational church building soitoty for sld in the erec tion or a church building. At the morning service next Hua il.tv i he Uird's Supper will be cele brated. In the evening al 7:1 o'clock the pastor's subject will be "What! In a Name" Note the change in time. The church will be represented at the annual meeting of the Idaho Stale Cuuference meeting at Boise, ii, inl.,-1 .' : mot 4 kg four delegates. Mr and Mrs J C McCreight, Mrs Human, Mrs. Herbert I.tv- iugslou and the pastor Tersely Told nn i'( iimiiihiiiiim u on iu' " far an Poitlaa4i after which the OHM Him at the state fair at Salem, returning to Ontario early In the week. o Mm A. F. Boyer left Monday for rlMM she will visit her sons for a short time before continuing her Journey to California '" ' P th iMr o F. I.. Stewart has mo far recovered from his recent attack of typhoid fe ver as to be able to be. removed to h" ' Monday of this week M K Ham returned to his hone at Homestead, Ore.. Monday after a .hurt visit with friends in Ontario. o Rev. D. K. Haker and family left Tuesday night for their new home at Athena, Oregon. Win Mrflratuey, of Boise. Idaho, was a business visitor in Ontario Iq, Tuesday O A Tureman of Ironside. John snd M M Joyce of Juntura, extensive cattle and slieep raisers, r-i- business vislKim in this city The hulls, of the Women's Club . - . t,i,,., .ni-etiug decided 10 devol e first Thursday of each -h'li In work ut the Ited Cross una .in,! .,i. il... u,i,,i -n, I, ,..!,., ..: i 1 month they will Imlil their ul.r Iiii.Iiimu ,,i....l. ) i m ranter, nf Bhamroea, Teias. i- in the .tty this week. Mr. Turner wss looking over the '" 'iniiiiry with a view of lo- eating, lie was very favorably Ira- prassed with Ontario and its sur- rounding country. James Duncnn loft Monday even ing for Kuleiu where he uttended the Htate Fair before going on to Se ville for college. Meili.Hli-i Cliuecb. 10-1)0 u m , Sunday school. I 1 mi a. tu., proaclilng 1 in preaching Nuic the change of the eveulng hour from s 00 to 7:30 Rally day program. Oct. H KAKL HANNA. Pastor lalted I'lTKlimi-mii Iburcli. Holly luy program will be given .In the Bible achool at 10 a. m. The 'thud anulversary of the praeant pas torale will be celebrated at the .preaching service al 11 a. m Mem I bera are urged to he praseut and vis itors will be heartily welcomed to both of these services aad the ev- eolsg service Attention Is called lo chaaga t time for the evening meetiag 7: It p. at. during the fall and winter. The Presbytery of Idaho will meat here nest Tuesday at It a. at. Bus Inaaa sessions during ths day and I i in t sermon by the retiring mod srstor. Rev. J Ueo Cunningham of Boise All are Invited. W. N. BROWN. Pastor. CATHOLIC , mi ia ii Sued) Marvtees. l-ow Mass. 8: St a. in High Mass, It 3D a. m. H ft CAMPO. Pastor lTTKH HAV SAINTS Suuday school psewag every Sun dey moruiug at 19:00 at the Advea tut ctiuica near the g.uju cchool VERNE DEFOE BROURHT BACK TO ONTARIO Slierlff Ben Brown returned Sat urday night from Port Huron. Mlrh Igan, where he went to necure Verne DoFoe, wanted here on a charge of kidnapping. DeFoe wan placed In the city Jail but wan later releaaed on $500 ball furtilnhed by II. H Tun ny and C F. HiiK.ir of this city The caae will be brought up at the Jan uary term of court The kidnapped boy bun been returned to hln mother In this city. HIGH CRADE PIANO FOR SALE We have left on our handn at On tario a new piano for which nd rcn isonable offer will be declined If tak !en nl MM, Quality guaranteed. If 'interested, don't fall to write the Denver Music Company. Denver Col orado, at once for partlculara. 3 4t WANTF.D To buy Laud A' or little less under a mile from town, suitable for a chicken ranch. VI dress Mrs. Laura Moore, Harper. Oregon. Ad LOST Small brown pocket book In or at O. 8. L. R. R. station, Wedncs day evening, Sept. 26, KIT.. Up ward Jessie B. Oardner, New PtJ mouth, Idaho. Adv It HIGH HfHOOI. NOTMs. Clasa officers wars elected Isst Friday afternoon In the assembly room, lbs claes sdvlsers being ap pointed by Supt H. R. Douglass. The following is ths result of the elec elec teon: Studeut Body Ed Fraser. president. Bernard Rader, vice president Viola Husted, secretary. Frank Dornian. treasurer. Senior Clasa Claud Chrlstensen. president. lono Luehrs, vice president. Kiiheoe Conklln, secretary. Erma Von Headon, treasurer. Mr. Boucher, claaa adviser. Junior Class Amy Canflold, president. Lucille Biggs, treaau and sec. Mr. Thomss, advlaer. Sophomore Class- chnrlotte Clsggett, president. Jack Weaver, vlee preeldent. Veils Cronln, secretary. Johu Odell. treaaurer. Mr. Culberlson. adviser. Freshman Claaa Homer Maddox, president. Oily Morton, sec. end treas. Miss Itader. sdvlser. The N. NV held their flsrt meet ing In the music room Friday after school. It was decided that tor a while at least, no naw members would be taken In this club, there being twelve members who belonged the year before still in school. Miss Katherlne Conway was elected as the honorary member. Haxel Bervlu was elected praaident and Clara Craig as secretary aud treasurer. Funeral of Utile Bab. The funeral of little Edna, the three weeks' old baby girl of Mr. snd Mrs. Wm. Baagls, was held at the home of the parents Tueaday af ternoon. The child was sick for only a short Hiss snd died oa Moadsy ev ening. The services were conducted by Rev. W. N. Brown ot the Pres byterian church, and tha remains ware Interred la tha local cemetery. If you must swear." reads a sign la an army Y. M. C. A. teat at Camp Kearny. Linda Vista. Csl . "whistle It." Sheet music sad portable musics! Instruments are la great demand among the Americas troops in Frsare Tha national war work council ot the V. M. C A. ia sending all instruments across the ocean thst are donated for this purpose Educational foara-s for all enlist ed men that desire lo improve their time while in the army are being ar ranged by Army Y. M C A taries wherever the men express a desire for It In this wsy the sol diers may lit themselves to secure belter positions and command high er wages when they return lo pri vate lite after the war is over. It slso givss thstu a profitable way to apend their spare time. I1IMMI Ml'Vl'ION. To the Kdlter: The right of self defense Inures to nation cniutnutilties and Individ uals united together for the pur pone ot promoting the common wel fare or all In their aggregate capac- We have at this time a class of him. mi beings who discourse with considerable earnestness upon the constitutional Inhibition against in voluntary servitude. This class , in I in that their constitutional rights are Invaded by the selective draft act of Congress. This Is an error. Kerry human being owes allegiance to some nation In return for the mil nrnteciion that he has re- , "hod therefrom Alloglanre la of two classes, one temporary, the oth , r in'rinaiieiit Kvery human being uho msy be temporerlly domiciled within n countrv or ntste owes sn nl leglnnce to such country or slate to the esteal 0( observing the Isws of the plata of such domicile, but when he shall have departed threefrom u ajlagtaaaa ceases. rj Minimi being owes s par tit allegiance to that country in which lie wiih horn until such time an bis allegiance thereto shall have B tlngtilaheil by adoption as or subject of some othsr , .nir- .lists of a full snd free performance of any duty for tin. pr. .iTvation of his country avaa t the giving of his lite In caae af Ity. the term Intolenlsry servitude aa naad In the Constitution of this state snd thst of the United States tnsaas that slsvery shall not be permitted within this state or Nation and noth ing more. The state end the Nation has a right to demand the services of any cltlxen when the public peace or safety may require such services io he rendered. The atste slso has a right to fix an arbltrsry compen sation therefor, slso to require such services without sny compensation al all. C MruONAOII.L. WHY IS A CAT'S TAIL? Doss It 6iv a Usslul Purpose, er Is It Msrsly Ornsmentelf The question In i "Why il'i, , ih ,ut hue a I .nl.' the scientists seetu Hilllug lo imanci it with another HUaaltaa, 'How would the est look witle nil a tall'.'" No one , ,m galussy i thst tin-1. ill la i ralaawt ineiit. The rat with. n;t one Is s sorry sight. Bin there are those who uialu tain that the tall serves the cat aa a suit of gyroHcue. luilauelug the body In leuplng. says the Capillar Seleses Uoathaj '1 lii cannot l,e wholly true, for Maui lulu get aleui: very well without tails, and rabbits have "" use for them at all Vet li.ith I he Man, cats and rab bit do a bit of leaping. After all. It looks as If the tsll Is only sn urnaaseat unless it In a kind of safety valve for expression tu c 1,-ltlng limes. of course there are instances where Hie tail serves eugsg psarpoaa other thsu thst of art. The iiiouksv tlinla hln use fill ss a eert or llrTi leg; the horse Uses a fly swatter, as does the li.ii: the crocodile uses Ills for swluiuilug, s do the seal aud the turtle aud other aquatic creature, ami the ratUesaake uses his for wsrulug enemies According io W uauuews af lbs Amerlcsu Museum of Natural History, tha tall was a necessary organ fur the aquatic and aapalfaaMM ancestors from which the higher suluisls sre descend ed V h,n tliwy look to terreatrlsl life and to walking ou all gears the tall be came more or leas niiperfluous Cnseurapes Pine uildinp. Our i Ity plsuner might well Imitate the example of Bueuoa Aires, watch every yesr exempts from tsxatiou the moat beautiful building erected with la the receliiig iwelvsiaoatli aad awards a medal lo the architect. 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