TUB ONTARIO AKUUH ONTARIO ORBOON THURSDAY APRIL 4 lilt HAOa High School Notes Auto rrankiii Character , ason, Velie Buick an.s Oakland Enough Said Service, Republic and Velie Trucks EASTERN OREGON AUTO CO. V. B. STAPLES MAN AGKR V. R STAPUCH. Mr. pHON). ASK FOR DRl()NHTRATION i Ttif OlrlB' Basket nail tam went I ii fnl.lwnll WAilnpiHnv In nlnr thrt Collegf of Idaho. This time they won jj. tt'lMi n wnrn nf I A .. II i'nrhana nnn I r of I ho laughablo Incidents of the trip was the enthusiasm with which the girls sot up In the morning. The students of the Ontario II gh School hare bought and told 1000 worth of War Having stamps within the past two months. OREGON'S QUOTA Stftaen Par Cant of the Population Should Subscribe to 3rd Loan. The fact that Oregon In the First ml Second Liberty Loans shows a percentage of only S.77 per rent of the population subscribing to Liberty Loans, which was less than the aver age for the United States, and com pares unfavorably with other states, makes It nereeaary for at lenM IG per rent of the population to tulisrrlbe to the Third Liberty Loan, In order to bring Oregon Into the same standing ai her sister states. Oregon's 1.77 per cent of Liberty 1oan subscribers Is Insignificant lie Hide New York's !164 per cent. CW cage's 12.22 per rent and Minneapolis' 12.04 per cent. Canada's recent "VU-tor Loan" campaign, translated Into the I'lilted Stated method of accounting, shows a pn SlUlS "f ' :! "' 'he population Hubscrlblng for bonds. lirailiiuarters of the Third Liberty 1Oan of the Twelfth Federal Reserve District are In receipt of letters, rail Ing uttenllon to the fact that many banks have aubsrrlbed to pre.i loans so liberally that their rsparlt) Is somewhat ciirlHlled, and It will be neceBMary for IB per cent of the In liiilntiints of a given cnininiiully to "Quotas for different districts will ha announced within a few days." saya SUte Chairman Cook Ingham The quota of the state la tl8,46,0O0. Portland wlU be alloted approximately half the amount or $9,000,000. While it la apparent that a 13,000,000,000 loan can be absorbed more readily by the people of the United States than If the loan had been placed at twice that sum, nevertheless I wish purlieu Isrly to Impress upon our small army of volunteer workers and upon every cltUen of Oregon that It will be no puny task to raise lis.iinn.noo " The Republic's Battle Hymn. Harry Van Dyke, former American minister to Ihe Netherlands, sml mm u chaplain In the foiled Statea ser Ice. has composed an additional stan sa for the "Hattle Hymn of the Re public" Mere It la; "We hae passed the cry of anguish from the victims nf the Hun "And we know our cuuntrv s peril If the war lords will is done We will fight for world Mile freedom till the vlctor in on; 'Tor Uod Is marching M " The American history students students have finished their teat books, much to their catlsfactlon and are now spending the time mak ing special reports on various sub jects. The Sophomore class had the sec ond of their series of debate Friday morning. The question discussed was: Resolved -That the United States government should own and operate the railroads ater the war. The Judges decided In favor of the affirmative, upheld by Dottle Crum mett, Derce Dearborn and Martlin Iambert. The delisting O. II S team will leave for The Dalles Friday eveninr. where they will uphold the anise question and the same side as In the debate with Walla wa. The Senior and Junior classes of the High School have been wr .tine a series of vocatlonnl themes thin year. The last one, "My Choice mid ' Why I Made It," was MBSSSMj Tu-Hilay morning " - i Painless Dentistry by Nerve Blocking at MY RECORDS SHOW 3000 APPLICA TIONS OF THIS SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF ELIMINATING PAIN IN THE DEN TAL CHAIR. SKILL SCIENCE EXPERIENCE INSURES PAINLESS EXTRACTION PAINLESS REMOVAL OF NERVES AND PAINLESS FILLING OF TEETH. 4 I NO GAS DR. CRICHFIEI I), Boise. NO COCAIN Falk Building K.tMTKR W I V I As many people as could be pai l. Ifrs. II l Douglas. I'! '' Vn offering muoum n lo ll C 1 'hcliix! mo St, bOWOVOr, It.m- mkcii for iha ben ""' ' ""' J ,h" Innate parity ed Into the Congregutloiuil rhiinli music t'liud Our over victorious Ulrl- lierket , ' Su,",".- '"' ll",p"" "' ' Hall ten m went to Welser last Uatur-, ' '"" '"""" sw"e '" i.( h. .. ,.i. v-i iii.i.lK'ndlllon. of the KiiHt. inj n 1 1 ii !' J ' iii- 1 1 i i pt'll i girls Again we won with u hoc of Msn M Inn" been Stsnfleld. Or (To the Kdltor ) I read with a thrill Mr. Van Dyks's s.l dlllonal stauia to "The Hattle Heme of the Republic." and, with the vision aSSerlBS to the loan in order to Jul of " only son. Just punned JS, , he till the desired quota. Willi ihe well i l,,fl "" a few months ago, eager to go diffuse prosperity on the Pacific ovcr snd do his bit to help avenge the Coast. It is felt that this should not wougs of llelglum and France. I am lie difficult, and from the .cumin ills I constrained to add two more stauias trlcls (here should lie a higher per centime of subscriptions than from the large, metropolitan centers where Ho re is upt lo be n greater proportion of the population living In comparative poverty. WE MUST OVER SUBSCRIBE Amount of Loan Estimated for Oregon la the Minimum. "Harln to go truly descrlbi lbs frame of mind of the Third Liberty I-oan organization of the slate on the ve of the big drive. The loan of three billion hlch the Berretary of the Treasury has Just railed for from the Nation is the mini mum amount. SI in inleipreiuiii.il of America's an swer lo the ) (r anguish. We have pledged our Uvea and for tuues To help freedom's rause advm rient the Nimer of our uung manhood To the shell torn fields of Prance. We will own owe oppression. All must have so eipmi chance. Pur Ood is stsrgarni on Trm u:ul toys lieartn are lieutiug. We sre soldiers every une, And were salens host defeating When we overthrow 11,. Ihin. Out from Belgium tin n remitting When the victor) v. e .e Hon For Uod is marching on. 11. K. ALLEN. "The Conquering King ' 21t.it? Mr Mile ihe ..!,. ivks M"'l'suc ..pprocisuoiis iiniilile In go Willi them on BMOSM ,lf aipresasd. a severe cold, so Mr. lulhcti.on took i The program betas with SI hla place Messrs ll.ui. her snd i prelude hy Mrs I I) WUsofl. follow- Thomas and Mrs Ciilliertson ticconi- by h violin do. i b) l I C (o ! tin. team and Hay Jones, accompanied b) Ml ., p. . I.uella ChIIIii, plunlsl Heveral of the High Hiluml Ntu - I .ill.. ing this liiNlrunientuI lul dents have been absent troni school dixtlon came the cantata, sung l n lately on account of ha- Ing MS large chorus, uci panted by Hie )r,, ,, measles .two violins, orgsn iiml plaini. all 0 under Hie excellent dlrcilloll ol M . It Is scarcely jiosslble lli.it Hie l.loid culli.-ii-.nii. the Ladles' quii. fancy pastry bakers of Ontario .ll nil.- piccmlng SfaMtsJ features are. lis greatly troubled by a demand tc uoied of Mrs II I. Peterson, "plea" for Ihe next week or mi. This Mrs. Herbert LiviiiKstoii. Miss Idee Is a result of the Jats pic suppi i K io.su n and Mrs Davis Solo purl-. given at the i II s Mood... ., , n t, n.l.-i.-.i j fjaa (,., , ing Everyone who attended .I.. Ii allln. Mrs Peterson. Mrs. Dal-. .I tlc.it thev enjoyed the best time ',,,il Mcculloch. Lloyd mid Irvlni; svsr. Among the worlds nndeis ulln i l.un Viola llusle.l. Opal Fur who entertained wers the Welnle ley and Uulh McCuII.k Ii One of the Trio, lie (ireat lliiiulioo.lle So-U-i ..p., i.,v .i.-ii parts ot II cniii G1ADVS BROChWtLL A MODERN ST. CECIIIA inodern Si I ci Ilia In Hi. ol woman pis sd h Otedys Brock Broekwsll It bw newest big iiii pluv for Wlllliini I'ox. A Hi. no . . I ."ill I h! id. I II.- full of ... Ii. o, mid iiiilsirv irccm ,,i I bg Mi. other. 601SS in Ho- I i i iiml in.) Then ' April V cliow n lii this pro. lie i ice . II..' ml mute life ccl the great lap. I' He lo the Hoiilli. forms a plctuiesiiie ha. kgroiind to asrlss ol In. Idem hIiI.Ii iiiproach their frsstl climax In Hie llllllllllg ol .in oil II. I.I .111.1 Hie ,. i i uci ion of a foi tune Miss Hio.kuell s I'onoIlltS Coc doiii, glil of , e p.-opl.. bS first annuls Hit- n. hi. r John l(.i-i a. millionaire. ,, i,.n,,,, gggjl his depredations lie lute .mil plclv of tllill Iceiiullful clc-iillirc lln forgets his evil ways mid -. eks t i marry her Hut his wooing Is rut short In Hie hatred of Hie populiu liaVS set fire to lea oil Held . iiml Inn he Mm lo licit boot tlic flano Hen iieu to kill hlni. (Hill Hi.- pleaillur .1 ' mo hltii saves this man froin . u'-i 1..1 h. seeks p nli. in. I bf her side WAR Emergencies Demand that you order parts now Mr. Wain-lit r d Mm rcali.c tliat a wtck's tlclay oil account of broken muchiiii'i'V inu -st von a 1 1 r jtortion of your eiopi this ) car I l" V..11 realize that the freight congestion, Uw labor shortage in twtory cities, and other MUMi1 lireetly attributable to the war are inaking it im !"isihlc for machinery men t seeura deliveriei .' Even now our shipments are longd laved. What will they be iluriiu; the season ( We cannot tell. DON'T TAKE ANY CHANCES LOOK OVER YOUR MACHINES NOW We will try to solve your machinery problem! If you'll get your order to us as soon as jxisaible. men lo le.u in, a church uril ii Hie famous jawn Kllpps Hoesed Icmid. was u duet by Viola Husted mid Opal n,..r asoreh for n.-.. oil mid the celebrated Mlss'sslppl Curie t jtrl.-v The ofterlor) solo, nine .ilth And 1 , StOBOrS, from Hawaii The ESCORT. Mr I K Wilson, called torih must too. went liack to the dnv of IbSll pi. .1 lug comment Voui inain O11I11 childhood, and pi I to us that tin I ! lulls who had not had Ho- boot ing Mr Wilson I . hur. h vcis pre 11 il w 1H1 polled Stoats and K.c Tills la.tcful hit of ivork 1 1 in 1 sommlttoe ' ' ' really had been kids once The au. Hon of the pies that folios program was vary successful IS were sold at good prl highest going at Km Karl llaiiini was culled to . DBS 'I ' Im.l cc. lb to officials at Hie funeral of little Iota Huiiii. lour years ami lour inonlhs old. The loi.ll piislol. (ev llmi ill. ecus out of town In attendance .11 a funeral at Wes-tfall The Hole girl came I 1 her death aa a result of small rhll .I1.11 Staying with a fire It was a l.-iilhle shock to the .in u 11 11 iiinl Ml as a u .lining 10 holli pa ren Is and children lo ba M ill lires I the Ontario High richeiil and grades are making .1 I III ' ! fell 1: 1 .. limit and 111 BSOtunnienta lin to cotitlriiic Ho- work. H:ciii. soil .If his men v , Hie next few days be soltlvsl II iiniini.ci,.. ohll It In BOM lbs .1 I- ' I) II- I , . .-I. Mi I. !hl M 1 1 llllllsi Ice . pillU I W I I. .1.11 .en ill! It ' I Spe. fall llillrfclllis III - 11 nix Mm I ( new 111 i mud hand I or Ihe llexl Id .! i' 1 M M iu-:i;.Tiiv lies opp. (lt TROXELL IMPLEMENT CO. Ontario, Oregon Send for Swift & Company's 1918 Year Book It shows that Swift & Company sells the meat from a stoor for less money then the live stoor cost ! Proceeds from the sale ofjthe hide, fat, and other by-products covered all expense of dressTE, refrigeration, freight, selling expense and the profit of $1.2 per steer as shown fly Swift & Company's 1917 figures as fejjpws: Average price paid for live cattle 9& Aver aft price received for meat Average price received' for by-pro4$eU Total tttevd y ')P Thia Uaviafor expenses and prof if Of whiah the profit per steer was 6.61 1.29 There are many other interesting and instructive facts and figures in the Year Book. Wo want to semi our 1918 Yror Book, to anyone, anywhor fro for the asking Address Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards. Chicago. Swift & Company, U. S. A. i