TIIE ONTARIO AM US ONTAKIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1920
AMERICAN PATRIOTS' 'IWER.
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Parent or all, omnipotent
In licnv'n nnd tarth below,
Thro' nil creation's bound! unspent,
Whosn nlre.-tmi of goodnesn How,
Tcflcli ma to know from whence I rote,
And unto what designed!
No private nlma let me propose,
Rlnco llnk'd with human kind.
Hut ehlrf to hear my country! voice.
May all my tliougliti Incline,
'Tin reason's law, 'tie virtue's choice,
"Its nature'i call and thine.
Me from fair freedom's tnered cause
Let nothing o'er divide;
Urandeur, nor gold, nor vnln applause,
Nor friendship false misguide.
tt me not faction'! partial hate
1'ursuo tn this land's not;
Nor grasp the thunder of the state
To wound a private foe.
If, for the right, to wish the wrong
My country shall combine,
Single to serve th' erron'ous throng,
Eplte of themselves, be mine.
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This bank carou for your wtvings, loans
nnd investment c. This national farm
weekly enres nok tnly for the crowing
of crops nnd livestock, but hIso the
buying nnd selling end of the farmer's
business.
In it pi'l'.cs, Maine po
tato i;rovcr learn from
Wiicontin x)tnto Brew
ers; Tcxus ami Indiana
cattle men exchange
to!iitcr; anil so on, null
section hclplni; another
eolvclti most iinpuitunt
plOllUiltH,
We arc bankers, mill
where we eun't help you
In farm management we
know who cim.
We tirmly believe that
by iiiling! n dolli.r for
n year's eulweriptkm to
TlIK COUNTKV ar.N
TLBMAN you limy mvc
n hundred or two in your
liutinew dm IttK the com
Iiik yr to iletosit in
our Imnk. Ak ue to
enter your tulcriptlon.
We'll Urt It promptly
nnd clmnje your ueeount
with tlw price.
It's Only Onu Dollar!
The First National Bank
Ontario, Oregon
A. U COOKItlJ.M, 1'ivhIiIciiI.
Hoo II. II, Cockriiui, Cnslilcr.
CnplUil AS HuipliiH I'liiiim
$100,(1(10.(10 hi
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II lis HtmtutlJjmm It K, C. 8.
That oSBce hoy
was a bod picker.
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IT WAS ray busy day.
AND I told tbo boy.
I COULD not ioo.
ANY VISITORS.
it
AND HE pupiHfcl back.
AND SAID there wua.
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A GENTLEMAN oulaldo.
WHO WISHED to aco mo.
AND I anlil "No.M
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OUT I eiiobh tlm boy,
10 LIKE my wlfo.
AND OOESN'T know.
WHO'S BOSS.
TOR BACK bo comes.
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AND SAYS thu man.
WANTS JU8T a word.
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AND I told tbo boy.
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I COULD toll tbo man.
JUST WHEF1E to ko.
! UST three worda.
,
BUT THE boy eno book.
AND 6AID th man.
COULD SPOT mo ono.
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HIS BUSINESS noodod.
JUST TWO ord.
AND I'M a port.
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nd cunious too.
0 IN bo oamo.
AND HANDBD wo.
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0MB CIGARETTES to try.
AND SAID "Tlmy Satlnfy."
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AND I will state.
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hE SAID Boraethlas.
'PHBY entiify" that w It.
I Xevor wsre flner totwcoo used
1 1 nny ciicnrtitto and nwvor woro
tolween more carefully sml skill
fully blemkil. Cheattirflalds givo
j an nil that any clgaivtto could
L'lvo, plus a cortaln ''satisfy" qunl
ity that U i'xhulvtly thoiri. Tha
blond cttu't be cuiUfd.
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CIGAEBTTBS
JUNTURA NEWS NOTES
Mrs. Donn Qoodmnn and clilldron
roturni'il hint Monday from n short
visit In Ilolsu.
imth wiiimm a. Houorison or tuts
I Crook was n Juntura visitor Inst Mon
day.
Curtis Wharton loft last Monday
ror inn u, h, u. iioapitai at Salt Lnko
after Inflicting a painful Injury upon
his hand with n saw, an uccldant
which will kcop him In tho hospital
for n whllo.
Jack Kdmunson roturnod homo on
Wednesday nftor nn nbsonco during
tho shunrlng season.
It. M. Kstan nnd Hoy Stownrt, a
nophow of Wllllnm Alien, arrived
Wednesday from Wcstfall for n visit
at tho Alien ranch.
Mrs. Anglo Murphy of Ooulah pass
ed through town on Wodnosdny on
hor wny homo from a visit with hor
daughter, Mrs, Silas Tlllotson of
Drewsey.
Ono hundred mules woro bought
during tho week from Huntor Dros.
by roprosontntlvcs of Swoot nnd Flfor
of Kansas City.
J. S. Howory, Supcrlntoudont of
tho Malheur J.aml npd Llvo Stock Co,
was In town last wcok on buslnosn.
Ho wits joined horo by Mrs. Howory
who nccompanlcd him to tho Lockhnrt
piaco on tho Littlo Malheur.
Mrs, William Jones and dniirrlitor
Tfnllinrli.n ni.rlt.Ai1 tirM.li.n.iln.t m.I
i.lilitutlllU ....UU Ull VUllUSUtl Uiltl
I spent a low nays Hero visiting rela
tives and frlonds. i
jock urowoti anil wiro ot urowsoy
woro buslnoss visitors In Juntura
last wcok.
Mrs, A. r. Mnstorson roturnod last
Tuosday from a visit to outsldo
points.
William Jonos and Jack Knlrmau
of Harper visited tho Tarrons ranch
nbovo Drewsey on Thursday.
Kalph Chambers nnd Silas Tlllotson
of Urowsoy woro In town during tho
week nnd delivered two airloads of
cnttlo to I). C. Nlckorson of 1'ortlaml,
Stnnloy Asp and W. II. Joffroys nro
haying this wook for Wllllnm Alien.
nnd Harry Churchill nnd Thnodoro
Urock, Jr. aro haying for Don Jonos.
John Lynch ot Nninpu urrlvod on
Thursday for n visit with his daugh
ter. Mrs, H. W. Wolcomo,
William I.ytlo nnd daughtor of
Otis Crcok woro Juntura visitors on
Friday.
David Jonos and his son roturnod
from nonr Hums last wcok and aro
employed during tho haying soaBon
at nonr-by rnnchos.
Adam Murry nnd J. I. McArthur
ot Ilouliih roturnod from outsldo
points on Thursday.
Ooorgo Itlloy of Drewsey was n
Junturun visitor on Thursday.
Itohort O'Doll of Vulo, now with
tho Malheur Land and Mvo Stock Co.,
wns n visitor In town last wook,
Androw (Irahnm roturnod on
Thursday nftor spoudlng n fow days
nt his bomoMtead near Jonesboro. Ho
was nccompaulod by his brother.
JnmoH (Irahnm who Is spending a fow
days horo.
William Hanloy of Ilnrnoy Co, pass-
od through town on Saturday upon
his roturn from tho Knst, Ho was
accompanied by Paul Dlckoll, an Ir
rigation oxport from Twin Kails, Ida.
JtmiOH DonogAii ot IluriiK wns a
Juntura visitor on Saturday, return
ing to Durns with tho Hanloy party
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jotwn Ostor nnd
daughtor, Vorn, of Doulah woro wook-
end visitors In Juntura. Miss Vorn
remained In town for u longor visit
with friends.
V. W. Mltcholl of Wolicr, ropro-
sonting too Htiuifioiii Co. was in town
tho last of tho wcok shipping out two
carloads of wool from tho shearing
plant nt Clwln. Ho was accompanied
by C, P. Ilatloy ot Salt I.ako.
11. W. Tlllotson and Androw Mo
Donald ot Iloulah passed through
town on Saturday returning from a
fow days visit In Dolso.
Danlol anllaglior loft Saturday
morning to spond a fow days In On
tario.
Klnsoy Stowart and Donald Master
son loft Friday to attond tbo Chau
tnuiiua nt Hums.
Mrs, Jonnlo Upson nnd daughtor,
Juaulta, of Drewsey passed through
town on Monday bound for outsldo
points. Mrs. Upson has boon engag
ed as Principal of tho Juntura school
for tho coming year and will bo In
chnrgo of tho Primary Department,
whllo Miss Upson will bo In charge
of tho Grammar Grades.
Mrs. Qrovor McPeok and clilldron
nnd Mrs. Walsh, tho sister and moth
er of Mrs. L. P. Dolsolo arrived on
Monday from Kmmott, Idaho, and
will spend somo tlmo visiting horo.
NATION HOLDS DAY SACRED
Rightly or Wrongly, the Fourth of July
Is Enshrined In the Hearts
of Americans.
The discovery of n long-lost letter
from Thomas McICean. ono of tbo
Hellers of tho American Declaration
of Independence, to Cesar Augustus
Hodney, nephew of Cesar Ilndney,
another signer of that document, re
veals Information that the Declaration
was not nctunlly signed on tho 4th
of July. "Now thnt I nm on tho sub
loct," wrote Mr. McKean, In August,
181.1, replying to n question by Mr.
Itodney, "I will tell you somo truth,
nut genernlly Itnow'n. In tho printed
Journal of congress for 1770, volume 2,
It would appear thnt tho Declaration
of Iiidt'ix tidence wns signed on tho
tlh of July hy thu members, whosu
nnme.s are there Inserted; but tho fnct
Is not so, fur nn person signed It on
that day nor for many days after
. . . on tin- -Ith of July, 1770, tho
Declaration of Independence wns or-
dt-red to be ri grossed, on parchment
A then to be Nlgned," Mr. McKenn
adds that after the -llh ho was nwny
from Philadelphia for somo months
assisting General Washington In com
pleting n "camp of ten thousand men,"
nnd thnt he then returned to congress
and ndded his own signature. It Is all
very Interesting, but of course It will
not mnkc nny difference to the
Fourth.
MICTHODIHT CHUltCH
10 A. M. Sunday School.
11 A. M. Preaching "Lest We For
got." 7:1c P. M. Ep worth Loaguo
8 P. M. Fourth July Patriotic Bor
vlco address to bo given by Ilov. W.
F. Cochran.
Itov Ira It. Aldrlch, District Super
intendent wilt hold tho Quarterly
Conforonco Friday ovonlng, July 2
nt 8 o'clock.
Tho moving plcturos "Tho World
nt Columbus" was nttohded by a
largo audience. Tho plcturos gavo
a good Idea of tho wonderful world
galhorlng that colobrnted tho Conton
ary last summer.
CIIIIIOPHACTICS
I)y giving scientific spinal adjust
monts tho Chiropractor removes tho
cauBO of rheumatism, sciatica, nourl
tls, lumbago, goltor, stomach nnd
bowol troubles, hendacbo and pruc
tlcally all nervous troubles. Why
havo tho nppondlx, tonsils and othor
partH romovod when you con savo
thorn? Lot mo explain our drugloss
methods to you. It will cost you
nothing to Investigate. Phono 1B8
for appointments.
Dr. It, A. Moon, Chiropractor
Over tho Post Offlco, Ontario, Or.
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Subscrlbo for tho Argus.
"There's Good Reason f6r Joy"
cays the Good Judge
In the Roal To
baco Chew. You
get s'.iitsfrtetion.
AllttJcof this class
of tuhncco lasts so
much tongcr than tho
old Kind.
And yon don't need r.
frpsh chew nearly as
often ao it oosts you
lesK.
Any r-ittu who use the
Re i '. -Ji.aj'CO C'.'iV..
i't:: tii in :n style: &
RIGHT CUT la u short-cul tobno.o
W-H CUT is n ?.-mjl ft:i '-e
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Monthly Savings Make You Part Owner
of the luaho Power Company
As n citizen of Idaho or OreKon you should bo a jmrt owner in ono of theno stntcs'
moat vital institution. An institution that provides u necessity unit Hit tufuiu uliouhl
receive tho support and co-operation of the people.
A Fraction of Your Monthly Earnings
Tho Savings-Investment Plan makes it possible for you and your neighbors to be
como part owners In this dependablo and efficiently managed business. Get tho do
tails of this plan by which you can buy tho 7 per cent 'Cumulative Preferred Stock
of tho Idaho Power Company nt $10 a month. The small amount saved each month
for this stock will bring you G per cont interest on tho payments.
Regular Dividends
Dividends havo been regularly paid on tho Idaho Power Company's Preferred Stock
since its organization. And these dividends aro received by more than ICO customers
and employees who own stock.
GO Communities Served
This is in no way n ono community business. Sixty com
munities with all their industries and adjacent furms and
population aro supplied with unequalled lighting and power start Hero
service. a
Don't wait for your earnings to ificreaso. Start to save coiuimny, ,mw
today. Mail tho coupon now. ' ""'ft '! ,
Send full particulars
of your 7 per cont
T T A IT O PO W "R T? Sto"k otter and "pwUtl
X JLf XX JLi J L V V T JUi At; savings Plan, without obit-
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COMPANY A-
Address
Boise, Idaho
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Be With Us The 4th Of July
JU Ontario mjmw
IWf OREGON J H
You will find this the
store for all your 4th
of July needs.
Jml ONTARIO LJB
SWI OREGON Jm
Dept. StoreQ , Dept. Store
Charming Summor Frocks of Voiles, Organdies and Ginghams aro modentely
priced. Special showing of waists, middiqs and skirts. Exceptional values in hosi
ery, gloves and shoes of all kinds, for ladies and children.
Wq have exceptional values in mens' and boys' underwear, shirts, hosiery and shoes
Will You Please, Just For Once, Compare?
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