t ff AGE SIX
ONTARIO, MALHEUR COUNTY, ORROON, THUB8DAY, JANUARY JANUARY 31 1918.
rONUKK PIsAY HOWR
ALL NATIONAI.ITIKH
Of vital Intermit to every Ameri
can, whether of native or foreign
aarentage. Is "The Slacker," Me
tro' great seven-act production d
re starring Emily Bteeena, to be
een at the Dreamland Theatre, on
Thursday and Friday, Feb 7 and ft.
rvwvandantn of all nation are repre
aented In thlg patriotic photodrama,
which hHn been written end directed
Wy that wlcard of the screen, William
Christy rsbanne In turn are shown
Krenrlinnn. Italian, Rngliahraen,
Roumanians, Chinese, Japanese, etc.,
end then thee, massed together, dle
anlve Into one huge American flag,
flying free the true "melting pot"
of the nntlon.
The nme univernl spirit of pa
triotism Is Illustrated In the atory
of ilie production, Nntlvethorn
Atnerh bus lnixten to (nllHt In army
and nnvy anil do their bit." A,
Olilnnnniti, horn here, offer hi llf.-!
lo the country A rjnrmnn lad. horn'
abroml. derides to east hi lot with '
the In lirt of hn adoption In om
eccno llir... th on ami vnldlers, wlih'
flsed bayoflata, UmH In formid
able niiiMH io gaawaf the mil of Col-'
tint Ida.
WOULD SERVE OREGON
AS II. S. SENATOR
Well Known Legislator Seeks
Nomination on Constrao-
frve Flatten.
Rasing hla appeal ta tea voters af
Oregon oa a romprebeaslTe and con
strurtlve platform. H 0. Huston of
Portland, ha announced hla eaadldecy
for tea Hotted Baataa Reaa eahjeot
to the retail of the Republican artmar-
lea. May II. Mr. Jlisloa began the
practice of la al Rifts Soto Washing
ton Count, a bare ha labored ncceaa
fully, and 11 years ago resjpTee ta
Portland to occupy a wider liale. Mace
taking up bis reeldeaee la Pertlaod
Mr. Huaton baa been active la civic
ailalm. and haa been honored by his
fellow citltens In bta political leader
ship His record In the Oregon State,
l-eglalaliiie shows Mj fTTTITfili to haa
mail or the people, an
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leZTrawar
inrt hi vote oa all
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IViimII) I, s,-,,.,,. one.
That It ai not pat , ,..,.,
with Hi., rood restitutions Mlll. be
Judged hy the fuel II. nl hoth the titer
ehsnt and. tl,, customer arc I lM l... t
a Hm of mono and two year Im
prisonment, or hold such rine ami
lniirl'oniiitni
aapaa claims old Ogsjap,
Whoa, pake enne rnlng the ship
raent h hnd at the tutlnu over the
phone tonight Mr. IMipree mimiiteii
It wa hi hut declared that It was an
order If had made for hi si p
amps prior lo Icivlng Juntcrn last
whlfli.Miii. h or April, lie wh not gat
tain wlilch. letter I . saM ha wrote
the Juniiira Mercunille aaaaaajiy,
either hiBt Hiitiirdny or M HMte
wa not certain which, to in he -li.
Went
II" llnlnllteil Mi ,1 I , hMl lllilile M
nlli'inpt to ;.! nn onl.'i u ,,,,, Indue
Mi Knl(thi lo M.1,,1 the order roiunril
The tun. I leKiihiiluii w.ni into afferl
jHinuiry I I
Mr Dtipri hjertid treiiuniily,
for n tttio to h.'na iU".t Ioii. d ggsj
i.tiiIiik Ihe shipment mill m.iIiI: ,!
glleii. the goods have heen mine alnce
Mureli hi prll mill I inn ilo with
tiem I ajaejt "
Kurtlier In the convei "niton when
he WM llllil II Hi the Argil Wlis lll'Te
ly trying to get the fuels anil en
deit.irlng lo give It tin a i liani'e lo el
pi.iin 'l aaefttaa bafajag publishing,
what It h lleved th.' people who are
l". in. the law li. ve a right to1
know. Ill altitude .In ngell.
Jadbjg MrKlilght lilted In ln .mi
verHHtiii'i iiiut publicity he givagj nil
vlol.illi.i m of the f ml regulation.. ,
for. he put II "II people who
ar -.li !.- the g". rum. vt hav lag
right lo know aho Ihg people are who
want i mil the k..imit "
measure affecting the development of
the elate and the welfer of the work
era has been recorded as favoring leg
dilation eiprealng the beet aoclal eoa
aclence and broad vlalon of tbe future
In hla platform Mr Huaton alanda fer:
Vlgoroiia proaecutloB of the war uu
til peace shall come ellh honor to the
nation and an open way for democracy. '
laying the coat of Ihe wsr upon the I
Interests best able to pay Wbea men
give their lives, wealth should be n- )
gulred to give the one thing It oaa
give, dollars.
Peewtoaeaaa. of
aieaasat Wa
fern of the eoaatry.
Rroadonrng (he federal rural credit
law sufficiently t make Ha benefits
aeelteahk Un nmiHUIahs In rmmm i-
an effort ta eld la land development
federal aid for the mniirariin. mi
food roade. partiealarty aa a measure
of relief for labor roadrttnna follnwtn.-
the war.
Pussort far the ahlntmlldtu ImAmm.
try of the Columbia river district The
Indnetry rnuet be made prrmaaaat.
Hton Federsl dlarrlmlnattoa uilui
Oregon
Support of work along the CeluraMa
river to maintain a 40 foot channel to
the sea and Improvement of harbor
and rivers
Ameadmeot of the radar! eonetttu
Uaa to provide for uarrereal anffraga
Rupaart of national prohibition
iH-fKirrs or IBOOND
SHOW TO RK CnOHH
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two nw nlnpTprN who wiro lnirodurd
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J "II HI III BUUirUVCI IUI t nv- iii n
time: Hugh Allen and O. 0. Moaley
Little Wilson Athey too gave Use
and'ence a surprise when he Rang,
"The Star flpangled Manner."
Ilenclll IUnI Cross.
The club will give a aeeond per
formapce Monday evening. This
time the entire proceeds, the gross
amount received, will go to the On
tario chapter, American Ited Cross.
The club I to psy the expense of Ihe
seronil nerfnrmsni'e from the pro
'eeils of the first. o thst the Iteil
Cross will he handsomely treated ui
the second entertulniuent. The tick
ets are 50 cents each but the club
members declare that anyone csn
pay more if they want to. for rrurr
cent will go lo the Iteil Cross Hlme
there were many turned away laat
Thursday night s throng should be
out for the second ahow If you
hear before, you enjoy the second
thaw more So a boost for Ihe Ked
will he easy.
INDIVIDUAL PlfDCE
TO HELP WIN WAR
a mi hin
Maklag ample piollon for th re
rotislrui Hon period ehlrh muat follow
III close of Ihe ski
rot tariff aehedulea had on the
Iffereae in saal of iai.i at hosse
ud ahr.Hid
Making provision for free porta oa
the Panama Canal and at Honolulu
and Manila
lieirlopmsnl of Alaska. Is.tli agrlcul
lurall) and Indusirlally t'ongrsat
In.iil.l aafeguard Ihe mineral wealth
f Ihe Territory, but tbe eounlry should
be opened to eerly development
Development of latent eaier power
le Oregon. Tha aeeda of ihe tlinea
eali for couetrotilv eork along this
lln. under Ihe leadership of Congress
Making the t.a.lr tight hour work
lay In mills, factorlea and inlnea com
puls.ii by national legislation This
wi.ulil gl.r osalarn lumber mills a fair
ansae m asgaaala eltb the system of
oag hours and iu wages In the Koulh
oo
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18 THE MAN NEXT DOOR qq
A COWARD AT HEARTY
If he In miii uilghl learn inure hIh.ui
him h saajgej
WM. Hltlsn I IIANK'H
"THE SLACKER"
m with
WONDERFUL EMILY STEVENS
Rurpaaalng all Irlumpha N saraag ,ir
singe
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DREAMLAND THEATRE
Thursday and Friday, Feb. 7 and S
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BARGAINS IN REBUILT
Guaranteed Automobiles
WKIIUK V M Mlll.l; ill' Al TOMttllll.KN tK VAIIIOI8
HAKIM WHIfH WU H4VM icKiuii.r AMU INTIMU1
ll KKII VIT.KH. SO IHM SM 'AN lilAKAMKI.: avVBttl
(INK OS TIIKM PXia OOOP M:KMK IK Mil' WANT A
CAM. NH A SAMQAIN, DO SOT r'AII. TO SKK TIIKkN HK
HI IKK MAKING A I'l ItCIIASK
THE SEQUINE AUTO CO.
iTMh OI.llh.-NT t.Alltl.r IN MAI HKIK IIH .T.
A i iMnplaia Itae f a'ee ra. Service .lalh.n for mI Vaar Three.
11 lullowlns l nn l..,iivi,i ,i
I'hilk- Hint the Hlate Couuell of I).
fense proposes in Idahoans to lake,
thereby assisting n helping win th.
war:
I I will keep myself gg well In
formed on the rsuses and progress
of the world war that I may he u
sour.e of Information and Influence
to oilier.
S. I Hppreelute so thoroughly the
danger or Internal enemies that I
will report lo the proper authorities
"i ' and loratlon or every na
il.. or alien clt'zen gffcose conduct
or utterances Indicate enmity lo our
country or la k of sympathy with our
allies
S. I will cheerfully change mv
habits of eating, so aa to help ion
aerve wheal, meal, animal tuts,
dairy products and sugar
1 I will do all In my power lo
encourage ln reaaed production of
I uiuieriuls. hoth animal and eg-
' el ii hie
ft I will assist in vvery poaalble
u lo make all succeeding llh.n
loans a eueceaa.
I will prarll.e ei onolny and
'deny myneir luxuries so thai I may
eoiitrlhuie to the various necessary
war phllaiithropleh
7 I will help in slalnlKe publle
opinion hy showing the reasonable
neaa ii nil neeesslty of the governments
deiniiuils slid the baselessness of Ihe
Unfounded rumors relating to the
' war.
N 1 will be a friend and gagg
forter lo the families of soldiers and
minister to the r Heeds In i
alblc way
i I will work harder and more
i iraaall) so thai I iu.i i uiitrihuie
my part to make up the loss due to
the targe number of men for die
urmv
in I will try lo meet all Ihe
varied events of the war with pa-
tleme, in I in lies and optimism
FOR MEN
RED LABEL
Eclipse Shirts
100 dozen of the newest patterns of this
famous make in this special offering to men
At $1.25
The Values Are $1.50 lo $2.00
THESE SHIRTS ARE THE REGULAR ECLIPSE MAKE THAT Vol"
HAVE ALWAYS BEEN ACCUSTOMED TO, AND IN THESE TIMES OF
ADVANCING PRICES OUR OONTBARINBM IN MARKING ECLIPSE
sunn's DOWN WILL BE GLADLY WELCOMED BY MEN.
Tone up your Shirt Assortment now, men and get
real quality at reduced prices.
Alexander Co.
ONE IMUCK CLOTH IKK
ONTARIO, OREGON
Home I .....I f... li,..,.Mi.i
I'eoplis i tti w lute are bcgiuuluji
it. nslle dial It pays to buy medl
lues (list have an established repu
tation as they are most trustworthy
and iiioM dependable Chamber
la ti s I'nugli liemedy is one of them
It ha- heen in use lor almost half a
leninry Kriuii a -mall heatnnins Us
sale and use has elteude.1 to all
parts of the Culled Slates and uiaiiv
foieiKH eoumriea When you have
a oouh or old give li a trial and
re line for eo in self what su exeallent
niedi.'iiie It la. feb
liruali 'aallMlla.
Ii E by uu ineaus au aajg) matter
i. i ui. ii. s disease, but il ran be done
la mini i-aaea by taking Chamber
Iain's Tablets aut! cuaipljrlag with
, the plain printed directions that e'-
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The Oregon Club
MINSTRELS
WILL BE REPEATED
MONDAY, FEB. 4TH
Entire Proceeds to Be Given to Ontario
Chapter
Red Cross
Doors open 7:30; Curtain 8:00. No Pictures
.oiiipeny ugi u parksgi
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