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of t .-. N'orthwtit 11 out
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I havo for rent a good Brain and
huy ranch, 160 acres ready for grain
taM season 30 acres In alfalfa CMM
j In. Call o,n J. W. McCulloch, On-
tnrlo, Oregon.
tool Not
BARGAINS IN REBUILT!
Guaranteed Automobiles
wi h.wi: m mm or attomobilm of vajuoi
MARKS WHICH WK MAVK R KDUIDT AM) ENTIRKI.Y
OVKKHAII.KI). 80 THAT WK CAN GUARANTEE EVERY
ONE OF THEM KOIl OOOD SERVICE. IK YOU WANT A
CAR, AND A BARGAIN, DO NOT FAIL TO 8EE THESE BE
FORE MAKING A PURCHASE UMaif filiaWMan ft ,' , -. drl
t r
I he Aral atae ishalmlte.
ir gam at Hsxmm t a ppngw
rnfartw wtM ! peace nwrf
. ntght wbti both t-ois sad gr'
from Frultlanrl will pla
tHM of the O II. I l he gnir
i U rl promptly nt 7 o clock. T
live been praitii tie dMIgcn
pr.st two weeks iiml will it
douhtedly play a good gmne
The war savins Kt.'nmp M
began Tin-sits v morning In the hi
MM ill Ml I :i l ilk i.. i UM siihject ln
IHr. ti ipftammittd by taik
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THE SEQUINE AUTO CO.
(THE OI.DKMT ttARAGK IN MALHEUR IXIISTI i
j A Complete IIbm of wmnoriM, fluflkn etatioe for Good Year Tina.
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Machinery will be
hard to get this year
Mr. Rancher if you think you will nocd any farm
machinery this year, now is the time to deter
mine that fact IjooIc orer your machinery
caref ully to see what will have to be replaced ind
whut pnrts you will need.
SHIPMENTS LONG DEL "ED BT
TRAFFIC CONDITIONS
Von understand the conditions of railroad traf
fic and you also know how all machine of steel
and cast iron arc liard to pet. so if you want to
avoid delays, that will com money, place your
order for what you'll need now. v have manj
big shipments ooming and have received several
already, lint If vou wanl (iiick service riyj u- ;i
chance for while we have anticipated the needs
of 1 1 1 - ranehen of this action, then an- elwaya
aomething that mnal 1 i' order. f.
Watch for the big tractor demonstration which
We will announce soon.
Troxell Implement
COMPANY
ONARIO, OREGON
rri.m " IttPl DOttgU i Bl I"
ml Mr BO IT COW ,v. ""
clngor- will IBMl In the tour fin
0-1- ilglit oi tin1 DlSf
A, dir r. ' '. 'lo a proposed enn-
I , i , . I ' i ul wllli " ' Itod StKtW Ol
i ho nlrl-. of ,; or not t tic SoaN of
hist kIumI laat Sat d district ie author
about the ndoptlon of :i M MM Hill . ! I Raid proposed MM
form Many of the high MtMMtl of tract for and M behalf of said l'i;
inlry are adopting uniform i irtrt, In which contract tlio tnltoii
dress as a pstrlollc measure and 'inmates of Aninrlrn agrees to furnish,
girls of O. II 8. wish to iln i II
bit." The matter will be definitely
settled In the near futon
Irving Harris, on? of the high
school boys who enlisted last fall paid
the high school a visit and gave a
abort Interesting talk In assembly
Friday. Feb. 16. He told us many
Interesting things about army life,
and thanked the school and the Hon
or Ouard for the Christmas pack
ages which he received His talk
was greatly enjoyed by the atudents
and faculty
Last Saturday evening after school
the girls basket ball teams of the dif
ferent claaaea played for the class
fthanploDskjIp The sophomores won
(Vow the aVplora 1J to I. and Ur
freshmen won from the Juniors 14 to
The girls played an all around
good game eonaledrtng the small
amount of practice they have had.
The final game will be played somo
day this weak.
Friday morning dnrlng assembly
Mrs. Kemp, vice-chairman of the Wo
man's Committee of the Council of
Defense, gave aa Intoreatiag talk to
the high school 7th and ftth grades
on a subject In which we are all vi
tally Intereated the conservation of
food The apeaker dwelt upon the
absolute necessity of all ofus doing
our bit In this line. If we are to w
tttm. wrmr tiiihmIh tthe aald. Man (tro'iv.
MM out of the war because of her!""" b"tn fll!
food hl'ustlon mid It I i!
Cnlted Htati'H lo pravt
other llu from similar in -causa
of in' u i food Mm
,l.. complimented I . l.lgil
ditrng tlie low want season, from Ar
cl Ke nn ilr, or otlir-r lOWMM
for Intnl. under the Riverside canal
lthln the Rivor-ldo irrigation Dis
trict in Idaho mid the Big Benil Irri
gation District in Oregon, the same
proportion of storage water actually
available from said Arrow Rock Res
ervoir as 1000 acre feet of the capa
city Is of the total available capacity
of aald Reservoir, for the sum of
120.000 00, with maintenance as la
said contract provided, and' agrees
to construct a drainage system for
the said Big Bend Irrigation District
of Oregon and the said Riverside
Irrigation District of Idaho for the
purpose of draining the water-soaked
lands within said Districts, as pro
vided la aald proposed contract, to
the extent of evpeadlarf.' If necessary,
the sum of 1210.000 00 lo the con
struction of said drainage system,
as provided In said contract, which
contract la Included In (be general
plan adopted by the Board or Direct
ors under date of No-ember 14, 117,
and the cost of said water supply and
drainage system Is to be apportioned
between aaid Riverside Irrigation
District of Idaho and the Big Bend
Irrigation District of Oregon In pro
portion to the number of acres within
tbe boundaries of each of said Dis
tricts, the aald Districts being
Jointly liable to the Tutted States for
the entlr umount of the obligation.
tho numlier of gerw within ssid DM
i.l-
Irrigation Iltri
gad Ibd Mid l:
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Cord Model T One-Ton Truck Chassis, MOO
f o h Detroit, has been thoroughly te ted for more
than two years It Is sold you now In tite assured
confidence that It will meet your requirements and
sxpectatluns. The regula.' Ford fiiine, only larger
'.nd heavier, the regular Kord motor with direct
driven worm gear: wheel bate of 124 Inches and
ill turn inside a 4i-foot circle it has all the
duplicity of tbe Ford car, all the economy in oper
. mm and maintenance. Oonie In and we'll give you
further U .alls. K
FORD GARAGE
KHIllr H4VF.V Mai
ONTARIO. OIU l.iN
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moooi uon the ti. .1- llri m ion..i watai
it. .rvl.e nsg
0 . ided in said pen -nt
Word has been reoelved from the f "he flr-i ksaUltWl I il tka .tor
secretary of the Oregon High School UBSti '"' Pale
Debating League that Ontario High
School's neat opponent in debate will
be Wallowa High School This de
bate will take place some time lo
March when O. TI 8 will uphold the
affirmative of the queatlon Re
solved, thai at the ead of Vbe pre-
nt war the United States should he-
come a member of a league of.ns
tlons possessing power to en lore the
decisions of tta Internal 'onsl opurt
o
Paul McCulloch u suffering from
some aevere burns on his hands re-
r-ecomber first of the ear during
which water Is first furuuhed to the
District by the United Stales, and
subsequent Installments on December
flMt of eaoa year thereafter. The
paymeot of the first Installment tor
the daainage system shall become do
and payable December first of tbe
year, in whlcb the drainage system
shall be constructed to tbe extent de
termined proper by tow Secretary of
the Interior, and sabsedaent install-
meats on the first of December of
each year thereafter Installments
celved when the stove at the opera for both water aupply and drainage
shall o a- follows .The flrst four two
par eeut.rha next two four per cenj,
the next fourteen six per cent, as pro
vide.! in gld contrail. Inch eoutract
lsS-) file III the ofUcO of the lloanl Oj
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SMMaiajjBmBBBBMBSBaaBmgaM
gPaaw Maw BSgaMH anaaaaP'
house fell last Saturday eve'ninx dur
ing the baaket ball game. h
-1.
The high school added another
name to Its roll Monday morning,
Miss Cecil lxgan, who come- lo us Directors of said dattHet, st Frank
from. Ilrogan where she has heen at
tendlqg school. She v. Ill go I n o
her of the Junior class
o
Siandiiig of the Interclaas Basket
A Miller's residence within said lU
,i.i,ui fvo miles Southeast of
(.he Klveniew I Malheur
County. Oregon, and Is herein re
ferred to and made part hereof
Maps plan,- eatluiaf . surveys
and specifications, together witli tho
I'd report of the State Eagl'ieer. are oa
file at said office of the Board of Di
rectors and at tbe office of the State
engineer at the State Capitol. Salem.
Oregon
That under an order of the Board
of Directors the whole of said Dis
trict shall constitute one election pre
cinct, and the placo of holding said
election shall be at the Wade School
bouse in Hald District
The polls shall be open at eight
The -over deigned by Frank Dor-i o'clock in the forenoon and shall . oa
- . , . .- . . tlnutt fiiieit until five n m. of aid
man '.ii nrsi piuce in ie mini. ,- , .
ball Leagues . .
BOYS
W I- I'd
Sophotnor.-i. 4 1000
Hneultv 2 0 1000
S.-nh.i I J
Juniors s 00
freshmen 0 000
tniti.s
Sophomores J " 1000
Senior. 1 1
Freshmen I ' 500
Juniors 0 I 000
for the Owaches Several anasually
liod drasings were submitted
day. at wl.lrh election the ballots
shall ouialn Hi- woMi Contrail
with the Cnlted flta'e- -yea." and
-Contract with tan United State.
no," or words equiraleir het-
That tne Judges for sanl Umhu
and are I. K llllnbury. Frank Millei and
A 0 Holly.
By order of the Roar! of Directors
m wont i
o
February 22, 11. Frank Jams
Umi of baker couuty. Oregon
Mia Frankie Alice Kvaaa, of Mai
likur eouutv. Oregon. 'A tine lo..U
ing young couple The hoy had the of the Rig Bend Ir
promise of bread In his eye and Ibejthto Hal da) of Js' larj lO'.H
girl every indication that li would
'loie fair," says Judge G I, King
FRANK Mil. 1. 1
rte- retary of BU Bead Irrigation District.
. glagiWriKTI MrHi I
In Keeping Wih the Big
Thought of the Day
'ally pres reflects a sentiment throughout tin1' nufcimi which
ly Indicates a new condition
are wanted everywhere The work of thl war hj heiitu . arrltd
y by thOOl . hi. It, .r In lore lutve he.li in p II 1. 1 offto or In
work Mm who hot baofl too hnoy, too at wlththatf
I ne tlielr work to other-, und giving their tin
to the came which Is ours. I Mjr'e,
. il all tlie .
ful part in tM- mi' plan for II
III of the t i v. -
ilng.
nother part of this paper appears the announcement of 1, J.
-iitnp-ioii as a candidate for c iUOfl for OOTOfMt M U I
Mr SfMBatin wa- urged lo h.-i-ome a riiiidldati. hy
fl atwTI part ol tlM -tat.. bOOM I '! III. hu
. htl under.itandlng and knowledge or Oregon's resources, In-
ln trh and needs: because of hU puhllc-splrltedness, whlc.h of re-
MM led him to tasks uhlch have been more important to
him tiian his own affairs
I I SlMMM I- CI.FARI.V THF MN WHO I S ;IVK
ORKtai.N THK ,lMIMSTRTIO NK.CKHHlHV Tt THIS
I-I.IX OF NATIONAL KFrTTlKNCY.
His campaign will be directed ttralght to you as voters, as Indi
viduals who do your own thinking.
We are firmly onvlnoed that yon will not allow politic to Itiflu
nce your decision, and that you will vote for the man who Is best
St to. help the people of Oregon, develop the state's vast resources
sad to prepare for, and participate In. tho great reconstruction
that la to follow.
We believe yon will weigh issues more closely than ever before,
and that L. i. Simpson will be your choice
atnVHH
Flret Talk over
with yonr friends.
THE UNIVERSAL
INSTRUMENT
Thirty years ago the telephone waa a laxury. Today,
through personal Initiative and private enterprise, it haa become
a necessity within the raaoh of everybody. Where once a busi
ness bad but one telephone with a limited talking range, today
that bualaeee haa aervioe with a range three-quarter of a conti
nent broad, and every branch of every business I linked to ev
ery other by aa latorcoinmunlcatlng telepbone system
The telepbone haa aaraed tta responsible place aad iherd'ars
oow 1.000.000 Bell telephone la this country, over which go
21.000.000 talk daily
Every Bell Telephone ie Una; Dlatanfe SOU Ion.
Malheur Home Telephone m.
CONSERVE
Save Labor
Save Money
Save Food
Save Time
BLBCTEJC COOKING DOB8
IT ALL
IDAHO POWER CO.
What You Can Do
bl candidacy
Second If yoa believe that U 3.
Slmpeon as worthy of yonr support
writ a letter to thl committee.
Suggest how hi can may be ad
vanced. We, In torn, will tell you
bow you can help.
Paid advertisement
Issued by
'Mlmpon for Governor" league
fit lock Block. Fort land
who performed the ccremon