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THE ONTARIO AKUUS. ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH" 25, 1920. Polilicul Announcements I'Olt HI I Hit I Kl-'. " I horohy annoiiiico myself n cnmll Unto for tlio second form na Sheriff of Malheur County, Oregon, subject to the will of the Domocrutlc votcra ht tlin Primaries to ho held May 21, 1020. 11. I.EK NOK. i'Olt COUNTV HUl'KltlNTKNDKNT I hereby nnnounco luyxclf n cnmll (Into fur tho offlco of County School Superintendent of ScIiooIh of Mal heur County, OrcKon, Biibjcct to the will of the Ilciiuhtlcan votcra nt tho 1'rliimrlcn to bo held May 21, 1020. If nominated nnd elected I will do vnlo nil my tlmo nnd energy to tho advancement of tho Bclionls of tho county. MHB. EFFIB M. CHAIU WHITMAN GLEE CLUB TO KOIt JOINT HHNATOH. 1 neck tho Itopubllcnn nomination for Joint senator for tho Twenty second Senatorial Dlstrlrt nt tho niiuliiK prlmnrlPM, If nomluntcd nnd olected I prom Iho to tho District an honest service nnd will tuku my oath of offlco un pledned to any person or Interest, 1 nm a llbornl and not n reaction ary or a radical; nnd especially so as to public oxpondlturuu. Economy should mean thrlftlucss. Public ex penditures dumnnd n reasonable promlso of material and social bene fit. IrrlKntlon and dralmiKO under special assessments; good roiulu; protection of Krarlng lands and tho publln run ce for tho good of tho live stock Interest as n whole; betterment 'of mall servlco; Improvement of ' fucllltloH of branch lino railroads urn nmoiiK tho Important local needs. Itonds and postnl servlco In thn country districts are tho only vlslhlo returns from taxation, nnd tho burden of taxation should be fairly oiiualljod through theso means, On tho foregoing stntnmput I nslc tho support of tho Itepuhllcau voters. CIIAHI.KB W. RM.I8, Hums. Ore. I'OK COUNTV ANNKSHOIt After serving one term ns Assessor of Malhotir County, durliiK which tlmo I have attended to (ho duties of tho offlco to tho best of my ability, I submit tny candidacy for re-election to Iho approval of tho people, sub ject to Iho Dumorriiila Primaries May !M, 11)20, It. M. OAHMLi:. I'Olt WIHTIIICT ATTOItNHV. I nnnounco myself as n candidate for tho nomination for the officii of District Attorney for Mnlhour county at tho itopubllcnn primaries to bo held on May 21, 1020. If I urn nom inated ami elected, I will dovoto, nil of tho tlmo and attention necessary to tho proper performance of all tho duties or tho offlco SlKiiod, HOI1T. I). I.YTl.B. Tticiity-foiir Men fioni Whitman Col lege Coming to Ontario nlul ulw Kiifcitlnuicnt While Tour lug (her Slate. Tho Whitman College aico Clul), which Is dated to give n concert at tho Diaamlnnd Theatre on tho after noon of April 2, comes hornldcd as tho host singing organization tho Col lege has over had. Twenty-four moil nro making tho tour this spring and tho prngrnm they offer has not only u high iiiiikIcuI merit but Is characterized by versatility of an un suul order. Songs by tho (lleo Club, Quartette, and soloists, selections by tho Campus Jnzz Orchestra, Imper sonations by Harper Joy, nnd a ono net fatco entitled "Tho Lights Went Out" combine to furnish nn enter tainment thn will not havo a dull moment. A crowded houso should greot the college hoys, and this com munity expects to get n tnsto of tho "Whitman Spirit which tho "Mis sionaries" are to radiate. Howard K. I'ratt Director of Whit man Conservatory of Music, who hns oxpenslvo rhnnnels. The potnto growers of Coos Hay have often sold their potntocs to their neighbors through San Francisco commission houses. There nro legitimate charges for freight, storage and commis sions which arc homo by both pro ducer and coiiBumor, Tho producer gets less than tho terminal price by tho cost of haul and storage, v.-hllo tho consumer pays tho terminal price plus storago nnd rohnul. . Tho news pnper Is an Ideal vehlclo for cutting across lots from grower to table." Mr, Mcintosh condemns tho use of tho term "For Snlo" In farm ad vertisements nnd IioIIovps that the Horn of snlo should bo printed In bold fnco typo In tho first linn. Lead ing dcslrnbto iiunllttes of the product should ho given, "Advertisements to be successful must bo based on reputable goods," says Mr. Mcintosh. "They must be IS Idirge Portion of ItecclplH at Work yards Shipped Cooperatlwly I'arniet'-Storki'nlMei' Keililes Mirny Advantages. (Ily Franlt M. Northrop.) As many of tho renders of (lit Argus know, I havo for .several jears urged tho formntlon of inoperative llvo stock shipping associations lit Mnlhour and adjoining counties. I nm now pleased to say thnt o begin ning hns been made, nnd that I feel confident that nt no distant date a torcst In tho movement toward this typo of advertising. It Is expected that n college bulletin wltl ho pub- trnlnod tho Whitman Clloo Club, win 'llslicil soon on the subject of adver- accompany tho singers by tho Club I lll,l,,B for lll former. In this city soon. Mr, Pratt Is pretty I generally known to all service inon who wcro assigned to tho canton ments of the Western Department, as ho hnd chargo of tho recreational singing In tho camps of tho west dur ing tho period of the war. Tho "pep" sings under his direction are number ed nmnng the bright sport of tho "Into unpleasantness. very largo part of tho U. C. L. shin nearly ami simply written and they imontH w bo through these ns'socla minimi no won tiispinyou. mo qunn- tlons. I feel that tho farmers of tlty, (iiinllty, and placo whero Inoulry ( 1 1 l vicinity nro pretty' well con- siiouiu no mono anil Clio prices should Vlnced of the value and necessity of bo given. Bnmo nddltlonnl Infornin- ihM means of marketing their stock, Hon designed to creuto a ileslro for theroforo It is not necessary to do tho product Is likely to bo wortli n much "missionary" work on Hint great deal moro than It costs to pub- uhject. As one of tho commltte! "K'1 "" linen of tho Malheur rami Ilureau on r armors aim nowspaper men in , marketing, I will ondcavor from genornl In Oregon hnvo takpn nn In-1 tlmo to tlmo through the columns of T STARTS BUILDING TDDY OVERSEAS VETERAN PASSES. Joseph liigciitliuru of Da) ton, Wash ington, Taken III While VWlIng Ill-other nt Huntington On tario lodges Hold Hmlco. Joseph IiiKoiithorn, who for u year and a half fought In France, died nt tlio Holy llosary hospital Monday from u complication of kidney troubles which ho contracted while over-sens, Tho young man returned from Franco In October and was Hi for some tlmo at his homo In Dayton, Washington, and then eumo to Hun tington, Oregon, to visit hi brother Jako Ingeuthorii of tliul town. While there ho grow worso and was sent to tho Vale Sanitarium for treatment , mid that Institution transferred him to tho local hospital early lust wcok. , Ontario .Milling Co. Ilcgluw Work on lliilldliig Hlle In Itojcr Addition Industry Will lb (iienl Addition to Ontario, Another step In tho making of On tario as ono of the Industrial centers of Eastern Irogmi was commented Tuesday aftornoon when workmen began excavating on tho building site of tho Ontnrlo Milling Company, lots 4, 5 and 0, lllnck HI, In tho Hoyor addition, at (ho south end of Main street. Contractor J. A. your paper and otlierwlse to keep be fore tho farmers of tho county so far ns possible tho progress of these associations, not only locally but throughout tho wholo country. There nro now nearly or qulto I .'1000 of theso associations In the United Slates, mostly In tho large hog growing states, hut steadily growing In nil parts, especially In tho South. Tlie growth lias been largely In tho last five years and has reached such proportions that at present 7fi to SO per cent of tho receipts nt South St. STATE WANTS INFORMATION ON CHILDREN'S DEFICIENCY Paul, Minn., nro now shipped In thnt manner, in Chicago more than 110 per cent, In Detroit CO por cent ami in Huffalo more than fiO per cpuI nro cooperatively shipped. Commission hnuttos nro nctlvel) soliciting tho business of these asso ciations, and striving to perfect the mothods of handling the shipments, Nearly nil tho large shipping states Ilka Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin hnvo formed state organizations and u National Federation of Live Stock Cooperative Associations was formed at Chicago last December. ScIiooIh of Instruction for shlpplut. NAME REGISURARS FOR fftMUCRimiJ If Your Name Now, or If Is Not on Poll Hooks You Have Moved ; Also Women Who Hnvo Mm ilcdd.nl civ Should KegMcr. For tho convenience of wdors who havo not registered; for thoso who agonts havo been held at St. Paul. St. "tinvo bcomo of ago slncn last election. Louis, Detroit, nnd Chicago. The will bo continued In Omnhii, Kansas City nnd Sioux City. Tho formation of those nssri'la tlons has been greatly aided by the assistance of the county uguiitM anil yo vnrlous Stato Mnrket llttrrnus and that of tho united States. This movement Is yet In Us In fnnc, and time will ho required to perfect Its mothods, but there nn he no doubt that tho cooperative ship ping of llvo stock Is founded upon a sound basis nnd will bo of great ben efit to tho owner of small lots. TIiIh method of shipping Is of par ticular application to the condition nxlstlug in this community, whar tho markets aro far distant, tl e small shipper without such coopera tion Is at a great disadvantage. Hy shipping cooporatlvolv the farmor gets tho full' value of his slock, loss tho nctuol cost of trans portation nnd supervision. And what Is perhaps of almost as groat value ho will know when he gots Jils returns, just what his stuck sold for, tho grndo It was lu nnd tho actual cost of handling. This cer tainly will add much to his efficient as a stock grower, and Intonmt In the business. FUANK M NOllTIIItOP for persons who hnve moved from ono precinct fo another, for women who hnvo married since election, It Is necessary to register If they would voto at tho prlmnrloB In Mny. For tho accommodation of lie voters County Clerk Arthur M. Moody has appointed the following registrars In tho various prerlncU: Applcgnto, P M. Iloals; Arcadia mid Nyssn, J. Hoydell; Heutah, Lena F. Tlllotsmi; Dig Horn!, J. K. ttollv; Houlta, I). A. Kchncr; Ilrogan, J. M. Addlngtnn; Hully nnd Westfall, Law rence Lamborson; Cairo, Fair, nml Ontario, ono, two nnd three, C. M. Stearns; Cord, L. L. Senweard; Crowley, I. K. Venator; Harppr C. J. Ilii8.h; Ironsldo, II. V'. Elms; Jnmle on, Iloso '.. Pope; Jones nnd Juu turn, David F. tlraham; Jordan Val ley and Juniper, J. K. McDonnell; Malheur, C. II. Morfltt; Owylico, Mrs. T. M. Lowo; Illvorslde, Dan Mcl'her son; Itnckvllle, Frank Mulllnlx; Snnko Itlvor, II (1. Joseph; Watson, L. It. Pnlmor. Orange. North and South Vale will register nt the Coun ty Clerk's office, wlille nrraugementii hove not been 'nnpleted for regis trars In Hnsln, McDermltt, Home and Skull Springs. Ontiulo CHIens Asked to Oi.opeiiiti' With U. . Public lleallh .Sen. Ice to Compile Datn for Ontario, Sovoral prominent citizens of On- Mi.ft.tnM I...U !... I iu,i.i linn ""'llnl-ln Willi nm hnnun, , I... I.. ......1. work in charge, and every Indication '..,m, ... ,, . , , , , ....i ,. , i. iw" ,(,CH t,lv' i""""! l'vc received '" "V ' " '"" " Mottors thlF week asking them to lid completed, tho machinery Install- .lirMMM1, ,,., ....,,...". .. ' " "' ....u.n,, Wk ,,-l, , Tho Npws while It Is News Tho Ontnrlo Argu Head od and grinding out "Malheur Nug get" flour hy June 1. Tho mill wilt ho three stories high, besides the basement, the dimensions being no feet long, 24 feet wldu and 24 feel high. It will havo u 00 barrel iiipa- clty n day and consume 00,000 bushels of wheat u year Tho Midget I'Olt COUNTV riiKHK I hereby announce myself a enndl data for the offlco 'of County Clerk of Mnlhour County, Oregon, subject to tho will o tho Itepuhllcau voters at thn Primaries on May 21, 11)20. ! nominated and olected, I promise to dovoto till of my tlmo and attention to tho propor conduct of tho affairs of tho offlco. IIAHHY 8. BACKHTT. FOK STATU HIINATOH I hereby nnnounco myself ns n I'luillldnto for tho Republican nomin ation for tho offlco of Stato Senator of tho district comprised of Malheur, Harney and (lraut counties. If I am nominated and elected for second term I will continue to survo this district and tho Stuto of Orogou to tho bout of my ability. JUL1KN A. IIUHLKY, Stuto Senator. Marvel Machine, n short system, th Funeral services went held from tlio . lntost Improved inothod' for n.anii- McDowell parlors Tuosduy and woro.fncturlng flour, will bo Installed, In attended by tho loonl Odd Fellows fact tlio machine Is already on tho Magazine Syringe, Among the war Inventions that prob ably will prove valuable lu peace tlmo Is n magazluo bjpodernilc syrlugo that may be lined '.0 times without re lllllnir. ObNloiisly Its chief merit In that of convenience when physlcluus and surgeons are working under lire and lu dark diiKoyts whero continual recharging of syringes enlalU dltllculty and retards oporatlous. The Instrument Is supplied with a platinum needle which penults oterlll zallon In a tlame. The cup thut pro tects It. when not lu use, Is kept tilled with Iodine or alcohol. When large numbers of permim are being Inocu lated with Uphold serum, for Instance, un Instrument such us the magazine syrluge evidently saves much tluu. lodge In a body, thn local lodgo of Masons arranged for tho shlpmout of tho body to Dayton, the brother Jako Ingeuthorii accompanying It thoro. Tho doceased was well known In tho vicinity of Huntington anil to residents of tho North end of Mal eour county for ho had visited Ills brother many times prior to Iho war. Ho was horn lu Hays, Kansas,. In 1882. Ho Is survived by his mother, who lives In Kansas, two brothers, Juko of Huntington, Ore gon, and Peter of St. Potor, Kansas, and ono sister, Mrs. Anna Stohbeus of Deerflold, Kansas. Mr. Ingoii thorn colored tho army In October, 1917. nnd was. discharged lu August, 1910. Ho was a member of the Masons and Odd Follows, ut Daytoil, Washington, whero ho had lived for sovoral years. way hero, according colved by President of tho company In first of tho week. to ndvlcos ro lC. A. Ferguson n telegram tho This Improved LOCAL PAPER PROVEN FARMERS BEST MEDIUM Hystom of flour making, too, Mr. Ferguson snld Tuesday, Is responsi ble far mills springing up all oxer tho nation, for It ennhlcs the 1 1 1 1 1 plants to compoto with the gro.it flouring mills In tho civic centers. Tho Ontario Milling Co. has al ready perfected plans for tho erec tion of u largo wnrelionso on Its site this fall to hnndlo farm prnduco In all Its branches. Tho market will bo Portland, Seattlo and Spokane, and the domands Indlcnto oven now that many tralnloads will bo required an nually. K. A. Ferguson, formerly of Denlo, Oregon, who has been In Ontario since Inst November promoting tho lontorprlso, Is president nml general manager of tho Ontario Milling Co. The compnny Is capitalized at $20,- 1 000. Tho total cost of tho plant nnd machinery Is $10,000. thel.- locality. They will socuro data for the records of tho statewide sur vey as to mental dofocl, delinquency, and dependonoy which tho legisla ture roiiuestot, nt lis last session when it passed a concurrent resolu tion asking for this Information so iu to bo ablo to havo nccurato flguros on the subject as u basis for Intelli gent legislation In tho futuioAt tho request of tho Extension Division of tho Uulvorslty, tho V. 8. Public Health Servlco Is co-oporallng with tho stato and has sent Dr. Chester L. Cnrllsln from Washington, I). C, to Oregon to tnko chargo of tho work oh dlroctor. Tlio headquarters of the survoy Is tlio offlco of tho Extension Division of tho Unlvorslty of Ororon nt Eugene. to which all rorrespon deuce should bo addrossod. Tho cltlzoiiN of Ontario who huvs rccoived letters roquiMtliii; tholr nsslstanco lu this Important subject nro Sisters of Holy llosary Hospital, County Commissioner J. F. Weaver, pastor Church of tho Mossod Sacra mont. Dr. It. O. Pnyno, Dr. a. A. Pobuo, Drs. Woose, Fortnor & An derson, Dr. II. II. Whltnoy, suporln tendont Holy llosary Hospital. Mayor Hay W. Jones, Hov. C. II. Hlom, Judge Dalton Hlggs nnd Oeorgo K. Aiken. KN0LLW00D DAIRY We have large quantities of Separated Milk for sale to our customers only at . ..... 10 Oents per Gallon vsm'AmnBemtxtmemmsmmgjizx Roosevelt at Panama. Preldeut Hooseu'lt visited Panama lu llMkl, and It was tho tlrst time n president of the United States found It" "advisable to step ou territory nut beneath the Hug of the United Stutes." The custom wus that the president should not leave the country durln,' Ills term of olllce, but there Is no law about It. President lloosevelt went to Punumu on this occasion to visit and Inspect the site of the Paiiumu canal, lie did not visit Europe during hts term of olllce, but ut Its close on re turnliie from his hunting trip lu Af SellliiK Problem of Handlers Koheil by 1'm of lxcal l'iiHr Neigh Ikiin Host Customer; Must Pie- puiv ,iU Correctly, Oregon Agricultural College March 17. That nowspuper advertising for tho sale of farm commodities. Is com ing Into uso rapidly hecmiso It Is ono remedy for the wasteful and unsat isfactory method of tho distributing Hystom, Is tho opinion of C. J. Mcin tosh, agricultural press editor of tho college. "Tho most economical uso of farm products is by tho growor and when ho has a surplus tho most economical users aro hts neighbors," said Mr Mcintosh. "Tho most economical way of marketing to his neighbors Is to market us nearly direct as possi ble "Sometimes growers suppy their neighbors with tholr own surplus products through long, devious and 1918 Cement Output Low, Complete statistics of the output of hydraulic cement lu 1118 compiled un der the direction of Ernest F. Ilurvli ard of the United States geological survey, Indicate u marked decrease from the output lu 1017 and show that the production of Portland wild other cements In 1U18 wus the lowest since lOOt), The decrease In output was tho ef fect of the war ii'strlctlons Imposed by the government upon fuel supplies, transportation facilities, labor nnd pri vate construction In general. Scotland Turning to Peace, lu Scotland the progress from war to peace Is proceeding at an active pace. One tlrm Is now specializing lu the manufacture of Internal combus tion engines suitable for tlshlng boats. ji cUisi of machinery mainly Imirted neroro me wur. in me northeast u munition factory has turned to the manufacture of chocolate-musing mu elilmry, un Industry formerly claimed by Oeriuauy. while In Glasgow toy mnklug has superseded wur material ami gives employment to uuiubera of discharged soldiers. County Agent h. It. Hnnthniipl left TuoiU.y morning fur Jordan Vi.lloy to resist In tho nricinlii Un of u loci Farm Ilureau In the alley Whllo llicro ho will study lonl em, dltloiis to detormlno whnt tho Fiim Hureau can do to assist the ri 'niti of that tcetlon. Diamond CHICK FOOD SAVES LITTLE CHICKS and helps them to grow into big, strong, healthy birds. J A clean, wholetome, natural food no duit no watte. 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