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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1918)
V t PACK THE ONTAniO Altnvn ONTARIO ftRKKON, THVIMDAV. .ONE 90, l1M nhv Ojhttarta Arnua i in lie as unsanitary an gome of tin- rit i'i'ii-nf I hi town and imperil the lives of hia associates In would in i in tii ifttard hnii-r. Ontario should learn from th mi authorities and send its direlicl 'iti.nis to jail. I f You Want an Auto, Get i I Now The.-.: i no certainty hoi iroiBpl '' lc, and li,- ia QEO.K.A LIFTERS AND LEANERS. j 'i 1 : - Oil I l.lll. I i ' ,11. . nl 1 nt md" po mi. Old .-N. Ol i . i ,,.ii to tin In : if i ! li .'Ill" '1 111 i. 1 1 ' hot i'l;i in the a !ii.w day lifos tin ; The men who al lirtliilijj limn', lint w.'ini the "tin r follow tn rln it. Uenernllv, too, tlie are alv "ilt with vvhal sle: : II li I.I. thin thai roll w i tdiotild '"' ahandoi It i not to lie rlehieil tli il tlln exists some foiiilda tioti of t... ( in the contention .,f those who advanei d I r l1 ls '';-mpli8hrd. pro , that Ontario withdraw from iti animal e ' '" ' nnmty that i that quality of biUoi. and hold noC itj Pair this fall, if viewed entirely "" ' l""l" ."""-; no Hilitwa -t its men and women in,,,, o,. standpoint. That il, j make their position a"dPla,iM thoae jn H)flithnia()fn.fhienee who will ccMrdin known with sincerity ie also trite. Y.-t we believe thai tin ''" l,s lat,1 "" and J0"1'' $? fV'"'st TV'' 'T" weiRhtofthoamumem is to be found on the other side and fheKreatesf nut jr for the benefit of the greatest n ber that the frrect cfoneluaion waa made in the determination i fortunate lndeert. o1 t-iii-ak.h. wqiiciiee ol Pairs al thia time. It ia not fair ride a willing hom to its death. I ha. The nations at war have I ,1 thai entertainmeiil l ! ""J hapiieya in a eommnnitj thai places one puhhe till .,n eaaential need of the people. Even with the louu; tfl l ,l,,'1 "hl? '"' ,l"' "j" -''""J; "' "" . s""" '". range .m f the II....- ririiifi their .hath dealing he1l "," ,-,l"'v ,l,ll- ""' "nvfh the candle. I h.-y know that into the r,,., of Par ita there have ronti 1. "1' '" ;I'I"'" ;" V i ,'".7 M the puhlie in The people an still ivell an ave.n.e thn. which thei rail " task master; ami while they appreciate -the h P -I takeWirthotaawai h tin ,rrow. the; have to hear, tin-wmfidiMiw maiw In thm, the.i crave the aaaiatanc- We,-, ,. P... Kothei 'would break under the rtrain of cot. "' t,M," J"H thcin. M-aliainu bowmueh can be ac iillllilisheil l lllilteil int.'lllL'elil effort, stanl riel. .... .. , . .. ,, . .. ... Theaamoiatr CnKlai.d. and of emirsc it ia w. , J" istjc ssitin taken In the 'Board of Directors ol known .ha. himdrei Itainen 11 ha Jf' ' .Uwi.,w .he.v have a b.ir task l.etii.e .hen, ,,, ., ,, . , ,, i . ,, ,. , .... ..,.1, lltlliu Malheur 1 t v. 'Itll a ! ;i 1 1- ilia, it is 1 t it 'I ! I I tii I III I I nh I I i i, i!,-e 1 lie lio - I I'",,, I lie t I ellelf . ..,, , , ,, ,, j ,,. ii 1,1,..C. i i i" l.ev are lni nie.,. I heir own nuaiueaa ia in I he ps el,oo" o till- Ih lUlplf, a IK I ell 1 1 , II I I -1 1 101 1 , . , , .. , , ,. i , ,; ie ,,. ,.,,;,,. 1 1 t - - - I'Vcrv case eaaential to the ijoo of the eominnintv. it mua1 the leailei ol the alii' i a runes. vMio ivrogni.r in.... .nl ,,,.,, .. .... i , . . i . i ii, i,, n i , ,,.i .lull i...v he are. I For, ami in the same time duvfl ! elli.rt must In work ami no ila mak .la.'K a oiill lo. Ami ilull lto ' , di ,i i .... . ,i .... ,, ;: i' o e pins in e ran. o not make the kiml "I m hlier- needed in nnnleiii wai , ,. .. '. , I lie - ii - i n i,i in in I eail o fare. The caac of ( 'anada, too. is in point ho i.n aa the rail la concerned. During mil ami 1015 Canada abandoned to a large degree all public eelcbratioiia and n,a,, fairs wer' abandoned. The result wax seen to be the rewrac ol thai Intended and in 1916 uioal ' the abandiiud celebrational were revived. K.,t ei I a u u.ieut s ami diversion were MUgh1 for the people who in those daya were receivhig long aaa ualt lists from the front. ii tin war haa hul lightly touched Ameiiea. Our problema have largen iieen thoae ol production, spee'i been Bought, and the strain in agricultural aeetiomi win, man power has Iieen short has been hard on the ranehera, no doubt. I' will be harder this year, too. Relief in many forma will be aoughl l. the men and women who have worked hard ail summer ill the fielda. M Pair lime most i.f the ranoh work will be over for the year. The ranehera will be entitled to la off and enjoy them -elves. To .1" so will lit them better for the year to eon, e. A modified program can be arranged whereby the lessons of tile War eai, DC presented alld the sessions of the Fan eai. take on a semi patriotic complexion so that a double good can lie aceoinplislieil. Those who have ideas original, or ifathered from reading what other communi ties have doui should bringtheui forward, for the Ibrec tors of the Malheur iouiltv Pair arc. we arc certiiiu. will clllisl the I, liters of the community in its efforts. The leanera will, of course, de cllne to assist. They will have exceuses until after tin Pair is over and .hen they will be present with explana lions. The Pair ia an important an institution for Ontario thai all the energv of the eommunitv is needed but If the Lifters will coine forward to aaaiat, or Will when tliev are called upon do that which they are aaked to do it can U put over in fine style. GETTING ROADS BUILT. In a communication to the Oregon Voter Simon Iteii soii. chairman of the State llinjiwav ( oiumission, reeitea some interesting facts concerning the work the commia sioii lias aceoinplislieil during the past year. The state incut is encouraging. In the first place Mr. Benaou declares that tin- Pacific Highway will be completed from the California to the Washington line ill Jul this year, lie also declares that the Columbia River Highway will be completed next year as far as Pendleton. Already the Columbia River Highway ia completed from Hood River to Astoria, except for six miles between Hood River ami Moaier. " LEARNING FROM UNCLE SAM .ccofdiui to I invvs dispatch the soldiers at 'amp Lewis this wci k started ercotmu miles of screens to pre vi nt flics from mingling fcOO fivelv with the soldiers. This in not being done for the am, iscinc.it of the soldiers or to keep them .ail of mischief. Il is being done to protect the life ot .V . , soldier. It costs I'ncle Sam something over 1"'M to gel a s.. dicr trained ami equipped and transported to the Bghtinu zone. Even soldier who dies in camp of disease, even ila.v of his illness ia a total loaa to the Government It is a mere matter of I business, therefore, that inipells; Uncle Sam'- aiiuv officers to protect the health of the V ii, .tli.., ui.rtiaf i, .Miit I ..-I l i lw..i...i lutintu ....I ij I I. .1 ing to make this Fair different and to make it an instru , tf .( - Jfr )n ,,,.,;.,. w,.,,. ,() ,. ;irawn wjtl, men. for the advancement l even w.n-tl.c war endeavor. I ,.,.,,., M ,,. ,.,.,,.,. ,t W((llM ,,, ,,.,. ,., f)(, cent of the population of the state and embrace more than ."ill per cent of its wealth. It naturallv follows therefore .hat within that region, too. is found the greatest volume of traffic. According to the statement, therefore, the progress thus made lv the commission takes caro of the first esseu tiai portion of the commission's program; that of earing for the heaviest traffic. ith that djOUS it can turn to the other problems. With the Columbia Highway built as far aa Peudle tou next year, the state road program can be u to ap proach Southeastern Oregon. So loiiy, as all the work w;;.s being done in the Willamette Valley, of course there was light hope of having work dona ovar have. However, with the program progressing as it is, even Malheur county can OH " now .lit , i -t .ii n tin. Iioiii' ol' ot.'i'tiiilioii' St:ili. i'n:iil il.'W Right now the health o ever c itiaen lis also ol vita wltull j,,,. Hordc-s l.eforc ,a.,v v ears pas.. Ourhopelies Unportam-e to the lunttiea in wind thej live. And lh lavm fli(. llVBent Highway Oommisaion in therefore 1 is the mot imp. .rtaiit thai the aame measui-e ,o tu h, proJranextended to this of precaution be taken lo coinha. Hies ,n cities as ,t in M..tj(in B armycamps. TfuA it ia a vain hope to amaet much from State and Tin- is .speciallv true here in Ontario. I his cifv has ' J ia ua rtA had to,, much experience with the dread typhoid to fall t ,.,.,.. ' .- ir tu . , . . .... .L,.,. (.(,linmni. ii... Sl'C UlC ll'-eil lor inilllKI, , Hie 111 o 11 cci moun o Slitn We are 1 ertn, lltat W V' a group of armv surgeons ,,-iit to Ontario the first thing the) would condemn would be those , .laces winch breed flies. Every one knows what .ation, at this tune when Malheur Countv haa been told that $40,000 Of National funds an available to this county. M r. Benaou declares that tho the State ( ommission has de ferred to every request of the Government officials regu lationa, restrictions, and obstructions have rendered tin - . . 111 .1 i.i hiiumi.i iit.iii.'iii.iii., 111111 i.iiniiuoi.ii lum i in, 1 . ,1 im ft ... and that be.v should be abate,'. Why .then I-;,.,-,, .ts to stal.t work S(, fai. tutilt. all(, m authontv to pro not son, ct.ens who do know better permit their p-cm-, d ms been iecured iscs to 1 1' dancer isit for the enure coinn.ui.ityT Tb. Citv Council has licen Ioiil' Buffering in this re apart. Its requests for a cleanup have baen ignored. How loiiu it will maintain this benevolent attitude is Impossible to tell. With the completion of the municipal water ss tell! there will be no excuse for some of the citi.ens ills ahaying health regulations and thty should rightly bo made to feel the penalty of the law upon them. If a aoldiei That Ontario's water bonds are gilt edged may be determined by the fact that they arc now quoted for sale at UM.J'J to 10."). JH. On a list of Oregon municipality bonds advertised by Portland bond house, Ontario's bonds were rated the highest. Not a bad advertisement of f!" City, eh what? EASTERN OREGON AUTO CO. . I. si M.KS, Mm. os 1 ltln. oil, THE UNIVERSAL INSTRUMENT Thirty yearn ago tb telephone " luxurr. Today, through psrannal InltlatU and prlvatn enMrprlne. It han heenmn a nerailty within the raaoh of avnryhody. Whars onoa a buxl naaa had but ona talaphona with a llmitad talking rung, tnday that bualnaa haa aarrlra with a ranga thrna-.iiartrrii of a conti nent broad, and avary branrli of arery buplnm la linked to ry i.i 1 ii m ini ! uiimiinlratlng talcpliotia tWIMM 1 !i" i"l.'iiiiin. (i 11a raapontlhla place and there are Hell telephone In till country, orer which go 26.ooo.ono tai'i.. dally Bvsrj Hell Tolrphoni' ii a l.onK Distiit.re Slat inn. Malheur Home 7 ' ) i i z C i. A Comfortable Feeling A good many things may happen that will give you a feeling of comfort and security, but nothing will do this more surely than the knowl edge that you have money in the Hank. This is particularly true if your money is in our bank, where you know it's safe. You know it is there subject to your needs. That you can get it when you want it. That it is safe until you need it. If you have no bank account, we invite you to start one at our bank now, no mat ter how small. You will add to it from time to time and it will soon be a source of comfort and security to you. BUY THRIFT STAMPS: A MONEY AND LIBERTY SAVING INVESTMENT. First National Bank ONTARIO, OREGON. The First Duty of Man A beautiful adviro m.-nt ..perd In a recent Uue of the Sat urday Evening I'om. by a large automobile company, Illustrating the four greateit evi-iii in the Ufa of man: QBTfOM M utitiKi III VIM. VOI II IIOMI o It I I KM IIVIIV HI VIM. VOI It AliOMOI'.ll UO YOU CA1TH THAT SPI.KNDlli HUNT. MR MA Tlila big automobile firm spent IIO.ouO.OO for a single page in a single magaiine to udvertle to millh.im a null in every city in tha land that UM KIK8T D1TV OF A MAItiUr;i. MUM Id TO OWN.' A HOME THAT A HOME SHOULD ( OMEBEKOKE THE AUTOMOBILE MM We Plan tour home free. We l.uil. I il Mltli Western s..rt t'iac AL CHANCE im VI MAN (. tit ONTAKIO, i)l(H.n Boise-Payette Lumber Co. 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