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. -- THE ONTAKIO ARGUS ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1920 OS Ity L. It, Htoltlinupt I'oult iiioii Join lilnlio Hxcuralonlsta Tv; nty-fivo or thirty Mainour ceunt: potiltrymeu rocontty motored ovor '.itu I'uotto and Washington coun ti-s to lake ndvnntago of n poul try ov untlon nut on by tho Farm Bu 1 cutis of those counties. Tho trip was jironounccd well worth whllo by alt In attendance Home ninrio Fly Spray. A home mnilo (ly spray can bo mnilo from tliu following ingrodlouts Four and ono-lmlf quarts of conl tar dli; tour nud oiio-hulf iiunrU of (lull oil; throe aunrts of coal oil; throw quarts of whnlo oil; nud ouo nud ono-lmlf quarts of oil of tar. Dlssolvo tliruo pounds of laundry soap In water, mid tho lngrodlonts of tho spray nud bring tho wholo up to thirty gallons with luko warm soft wntor. This sprn will keep off tho fllon mid prment tho coatH of tho nnlnmlB from huGomlng harsh. Tliu cows should bo sprujed twlco n day In the morning and afternoon. With portable cart, mnilo from a half bar rol by utluchlng wlmols nnd a spraj pump and hozzlo, two men can spray forty cows In flvo minutes. Sunt I liu Monitor. Now Is IIib tltuo to got rid of all innln birds, or at loast keep thorn nway from (hit rest of tho flock, Ovor fifteen million dollars wns lost last yoar bwtuiM lwoplo did not swat the roosters when tho tlmo enmo, WVoll Inspector ItritorlN. Mr. Fulton, tho Inspector sont to dstormlno tho ureas In tho county Infoslvd with alfalfa weovll has fin (shod his work nnd roportcd to tho Stnto Hoard of Horticulture, From hero ho goo to llakor, Union and Wallown foiintltM on u similar mlx nlon. About halt of tho markctablo alfalfa liny In tliu county was found to ho not I n fented Tho rost will hnvo to Iih mttdo Into alfalfa meal boforo It ran bo shipped Oil i o iiuicau Meet. Chairman Doun called a meeting of the monitors of the Cairo com munity Farm llureau on Frlduy eve ning, July i!3, ut tho Urnngo Hall. Thoru was u lurgo ultciidauco und consldorablo Important business trun sactod. The first matter taken up was about holding u community fulr. Aftor discussing tho mattor, u mo tion wuu paused favoring having a Community fair und uppolntlug a committee to have charge. Next the proposition of recommending that the coyote bounty luw bo repealed was discussed and action taken fa voring tho removul of tho bounty. Tho life history uud habits of tho ulfulfa weovll woro discussed to some extent and tho molhods of con trolling tho post woro oxplulucd by uovoral of tho members. Tho propo sition of forming a co-oporatlvo as sociation for Installing an alfalfa meal mill In tho community was tak en up nnd thoroughly discussed by a number of htoso present. It wns decided to appoint a commlttoo to examine into tho feasibility of the undertaking and roport at uuothor mooting. Tho mnttor of marketing tho nlfalfa hay of tho county was ul no taken up. Tho following specialists have boon in tho county during week in consultation with ty agent nnd county leadors of Farm lluroau prejects: Dr Hector Mcl'hor- son, in chargo of rural oconomlos work at tho Agricultural Collego and Interested in markotlng organi sations, otc. Mr. It. V. Otinn, Farm Management Domonstrutor in Ore gon, who Is intorostcd in farm ac counting and production costs, Mr, O, M. Nelson, Lhcstock Specialist for tho Extension Sorvlco. Thoso gontlemcn nro now planning their work for tho following year with tho county ngonts of tho stnto und Fnrm lluroau committeemen. Malheur Oct Mention. Tho Mnlhour County nnd Shurmanl County Farm Hurenus got front pngo montlon In tho 8tnto Furm llu reau News for July as tho pioneers j In the state doing cobI of production ( work with farm cropi This work is handled under the Futm Hecordfl! project of tho count)' bureau of which lan h. Oakos is chalimnu, JUNTURA NEWS NOTES A generous package of books nr rived from the Htato Llbrury at Sal em lust week Tho) are at tho Dank for dlsttlbutlon nnd there nro umonn thorn n good many Interesting titles Tho four )oui-old son of Wllllun. Lytlo had the mlstoitune to rait down stalls Inst week, breaking both bones or tho left foro-urm He was brought to Juntiirii from Otis Creek tor ntcd leal attention. On Wednesday afternoon .Mrs. 0. A. Wetterstrom eutortalncd a num. bor of rrlends in honor of her hus band's sister, Miss Kdlth Wetter strom of Omaha, Nebraska. Itoy lleedu of 1'ortlnud, who has boon spoudlng his Micatlon at his fathor's ranch abovo Drewsey, wns a Juntura visitor for n few days last week. Ha was accompanied by Ai Davis. Harold Itydor of Ilyder Ilros. a stationary liousa of llakor was a bus iness visitor In Juntura last Wednes day, , boon visiting nor parents ai jiouiuii ESCAPING PRISONERS KILL OREGON SHERIFF T. D. Taylor of Umatilla Coun ty Losos Lifo in Fight With Fugitives Pendleton, Or. T D. Tn)lor, sherltl of I'mntllln count), was shot through the breast nud fatally wounded Sun day afternoon when six of seven prls onerH confined In tho county Jail innile their rscopc. Sheriff Taylor died four hours Inter. The prisoners In the Jail break wete NV Hurt', Indian, aged 22, held In Jail fitter a duel with To) lor and Deputy Rhrrirr Marin In the hills near Itelth lost week, and who fneed charges ot grand larceny and attempt to kill, .lint Owens, Indian, aged 29, cniubl with Hart; Jack liathlo, 22 years old, In Id on robbery charge; Albert I.lnd grvii, nllcgod check raiser; Itlchnrd I'uttcrson and I.owls Anderson, held on Imil check chiirgos. All of them wero awaiting grand Jury action. The prisoners first ou-rpoworct' left on Wednosday to visit her mint, j Jake Marin, a deputy sheriff, who hai .Mrs. Osburuo at Kimuoriy, mm win s tho pusl go from thoro to hor homo In Holso. j1Pr jimmr, tho conn, Mrs. A. M. Ward and dung liter, , 1au ... tho conn, , uiauolio wero Juntura visitors '"'",, l"" "W t i:i,i:TituiAii wiiiiNo of nvory charftrter and In connection with InstrumontH of tho most delicate mitiiro nro performed for us by our skilled electricians. Wo aro nt nn ouvlablo position lu that respect nnd you will do well to patronUo us It you want to savo money Wo sell nvorythlng olectrlcnl nt tho lowest prices, NOIWIIWIMTKHX I.I.KCTItlO CO. I'liono 18H J ONTAKIO, OK!!. WW"l'"W"il II U. S. GOVERNMENT New Wagon Sheets tents, harness, Blankets and other Army Goods A now list of now banrnina justuvuilablo! And we urjro thnt you not cotfiiso nrticlos oiFercd hero with "anlvtijje" or cooda con demned iih unlit for service. Kvery item offered is in thoroughly scrviuoablo condition and so guaranteed. Many nrticlea aro new. .Now Wiijjon NlieoU Aimy Wuhoii Count 1 ft, C In thou by 1 1 ft S Inches, of heavy (iooiiininnl lii-uuiico olive drub duck- h Jiwity as 12-oz. commer cial whllu duck. Coihplcta with ropes uu ends ami sides. Uso them fui Wuhoii UIiomih, uso them to pro tect Imy, grain uud machinery from lulu, tuku one on your trip, fasten It to the side of your cur and you huo mii Hutu tent Cost tho Oov oriiiumit Jitftiu ouch; our prlco $U h ilellvuiwd to your stutlou, huddles Nuw full ilKgtfd stock saddles with hum; western typo; weight 40 piiu mis (well. Now uud perfect. C2. 60 ouch. (iViiulmi .Mit'lolluu Saddles us used by I', a. Cutulry; guuiantoed lu ser viceable condition, flu. GO ouch. .Sow Mass Kits Frying 1'tu and l'luto ot alumin um; idoal for cam pot a uud Hoy Bcuuts; all new, doc complete, post paid. 4'uiilctm Something ouiry Hoy Seiiut und camper should have, V, S Army wutei-tlght Canteens, 4Gc ouch, postpaid Khul.l liiret'lu'h Tho genuine Aimy Khaki llroocliofl; a limited quantity ut if 1.50 pair, postpaid. Owimuis fiip, All now; oery one porfoct 05c each, postpaid. t'nbittakalilo MIitoi.s, moasurlng :ixR liichos, otieh lu case; flno for hunters or Scouts. SRo each, post paid. llaiiMcl.K Mns for clothing or laundry; splendid, big bags 65c each, postpaid iloMs TCnlt Jorsey gloves; ovory pair now nnd perfect 30c pair, post paid Money Helth All now Idoal for sportsmen and Hoy .Scouts 4 Be each, postpaid. Tho lieuvy U, 8. Army Whool Har ness, (collar ami hamos type) com plete with bridles, full length trace's, breeching, otc. Tho raw leather a lone cost tho Government f G2.G0 without labor or trtmlngs. Nothing bottor for fnrm work, heavy haul Ing or gouorul use All lu splen did condition; $54.90 set for two animals, freight paid to your rail road station. Ami) Pup 'IVutN .Shelter Tents -1x0 ft comprising two regular sheltor hulvcu; nil guaranteed frea from hole. Flno for Hoy Scouts or piny touts, f 3.7a each dollverod by parcel post. Jjirge roiy Tenth Dig Army Tents 16 feet wide, It long, 11 feet high, with 3 feet wall; made ot 12.4-ouuce doublo filled duck tho best tho V. S. Gov ernment could procure Kvery tent complete with polo, hood, lines, otc. Free from holes mid tonrs. Class i XX Tents $32.95 Fielght paid to your Railroad .Station, Class AA Tents sumo as abovo, but used loss; will roudor same sor vlco us now tent, $41.96. Freight paid to your railroad stutlou. Now lllanketh T. S. C M' U lllanket o. tll3 .Splendid now Gray Wool lllaukets, uvoruglng 66xSS Inches; nit new, liovor used. Dost grade purchased under Emergency Act 6.75 ouch, postpaid. Khaki or OUo Drali ,iiii) UlaukelM Kveryono knows what thoy nro; all wool, all now $7.95 each, post paid Nov, Full U'ligth Pauls Men's Trousers, full length, of all wool Olho Drab Worsted; excell ently tnlloied, every pair now ana guaranteed porfoct $6 15, postpaid. ItlttUT IIY POST-OFFICK MOXKV OIHHIlt, KXPItHisS MONI3V OltDHIi. HANK l.'.VCHAXOK OU CASHIIMPH VUV.CK You run no risk everything guaianteed exactly as roprosonted Sat isfaction or your money back Ordoi nt onco tho supply won't last long Federal Distributing Co. 359-361 E. Commerce St. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Inst week from thn Winnie Scott ranch nt llotilnh lu tho now Ford car. Mrs. K. Ii. Hleinuru and children of Doulah wore Juntura visitor Ins, week. Mr and Mrs. Alex Murray of lieu lull were Juntura visitors lust weok Thoy wero nccouuwnled by Mrs. Os car Newell. Tho Misses Mny mid Margaret Murphy of Doulah were Juntura vis itors on Thursday Jnck Wobor Is putting a new coat of paint on the David F. Graham residence. Mr. und Mrs. John Palmer and daughter arrived from Vnlo on Sat urday, und left later to spond u few Hays wuu .Mrs. rninivr s nioiuer ai lleulnh. Mrs. David McDonald und iIiiiikIi ters, Lane uud Margaret, of llsulak wero shopping In Juntura on Satut day. Pete Joyce returuwl on Saturday from Omaha. Nebraska where ho hud gono with a shipment of sheep. Mrs. V J Hoi'kliu has be mliii III for a iiiiinber of days with air at tack of toiiHllltU. I.lttlo Peggy Or a. ham Is also on tho sick list, mildly afflicted with mumps. Stanley Asp, Theodore llreck, Jr. and Harry Churchill wro week-end visitors In town coming lu from Otis Creek where thev liuvo been haying to attend tho dniico glnn Saturday night by tho Juntura Juzi Orchostrii Tho dunce was well at tended by tho young people of tho surrounding communities. Hoy Curry und family and Walter Sklons Kiid family left on Saturday for a wek-end outing ut Summit Crook Mr. uud Mrs. I.. P Delsolo, Mr. nud Mis II W. Wolcomo and J. J. Donogmi ot Hums spout Sunday fish ing on tho North Fork Mr. nnd Mrs. J P Joyce, Miss llarhara (Iroallsh und . Miss Aunn Courny wero Sunday visitors nt tho William Altuow Itaneh abovo lleul nh. Martin Joyce spout Sunday fish ing on tho North Fork. Ho wns no compnnled by Jim nnd Hilly Mur phy. Fred Kuuphusmnn wns a fiunda) visitor ut tho Murphy ranch at lieu Inh. Frank Scott of lloulah was In town on Saturday with his cousin. Genrg Smith, for the dnnco Harold Wilson and wife, with his brother, Woslcy. came up from Jonosborn last- Saturday to attend the dnnco. The men will stay and assist Jim JonoM with the rattln Agues V.lnk also came up from Jnne bnro for tho dance Illlllo Wood fiom Witchlta Kan siis drnnped off tho trsln on Moll day on his wuy to Crane to visit a few minute with friends hero ho expects to buy a fv carloads ot mulos nnd horson lu the Harney Country. II C Nlckorsou the cattle-buyor from Portland, who has been assist ing Ralph Cliamlwrs with his hay, pending thn boys gathering tholr cat tie wns In town Monday and reports having bought about three carloads from Donald McICoiulo, Smith llrnth ors, und Dick Scott, alj ot lleulnh for delivery ut tho ond of tho week on tho tars here William Alton has routed somo ad ditional pasture on tho August Mul ler ranch abovo Drewsey Jim Junes nud Donald Mnstorson wero visitors last week at tho Wll Ham Robertson much on Otis Crook entered n roll to bring the prlsoneri nnd then lrd by Hart, tin made their way to tlif sheriff's office and began n search foi guns and ammunition. Hart evidently obtained n rlfh which he loaded and, accompanied 1) two of tho other prisoners, loft Toy tor's office. Tn)lor nnd Ouy Wyrlck, a friend were Just en.erliiK the sheriff's nffte when they saw Owens nnd Patterson rummaging the drawers In tho search for ammunition. They rushed tin prlsoneri1 and Taylor threw Owens down. Wyrlck owr-powcred Patter son. Then Hart entered tl: oi.':. Willi (he loaded rifle and shot Taylor. Immediately after they obtained the guns tho prisoners fled from the building. They then made their wii) to the O.-W. It, k N. railway trncks where thoy boarded mi rnslbounil freight train. The fugitives rode thn train for four miles, getting off nt Mission sta tion. From there they fled Into the tlmlmr. One of the escaped men. Albert I.tndgreii, alleged cheek raiser, was ruptured near Chjiiih Monday, morn litU He was niloop when tho posso men descended nu him nnd put up no fight. I.liidgreu Is believed to huvo hud no liuiul 111 tho actual killing, although ho told officers Hint the plot was hatched several days ago. Tho fact that ho left tho others and plaod n lono hand, clean, at hast, or killing, Is felt to bo (be sole reason why ho came back to Pendleton ulle. uiioweli Undertaking Parlors A. L. McDowell, Prop. .1. O. 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