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THE ONTARIO ARCJUS ONTARIO. ollifiUON, T11UKHIAY. OCTOBER 28, 1020
$3,600,000 TOTAL
OF CAMPAIGN COSTS
Statements of Exponsos to
October 18 Aro Filed By
Principal Partios.
Washington. Tho presidential cam
paign up to October 18 hut cos I inoro
than $3,00,000. Bworn statements
tiled with tho clerk of the house of
representatives br tho treasurers of
the principal parties show thusu totaU
expended:
Republican national committee, 2,
741.C03.34.
Democratic national committee
$699,971.09.
Socialists national committee, $48,
478.H0. Contributions to tho campaign funds
aggregated about $3,326,001), IhrT re
publlcnn natlonnl committee rnpurttnc;
$2,400,019,64, democratic untlunnl min
mlttco S877,034.87, and the socialists
9C1.C28.24. Tho democratic conxiemtlou
nl committee ri'Cvlvtd 113,476.76 aud
tho similar republican organisation
$110,700.
Tha suclallst party comnilttrn also
showed a surplus of receipts over wi
pciidltures.
Doth republican and dtmorratlc re
ports showed hundreds of fiuuu do
nations, while Isrger Items were few
and far between.
It was stated that thero ware but 18
of these larger contributions In the
republican list and not mora than 24
lit tho democratic.
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PLAN REORGANIZATION
OF NATIONAL GUARD
Washington. Iraniodlote ruortanlt
tlon of tho national guard Is doomed
advisable, said an annouueamsnt by
tho war department. Ths rcssnrs and
national gunrd officers of tbs ion oral
staff have bson ordered to visit each
corps area headquarters nnd advlso
with (ho corps area commndors and
tho statu authorities regarding organ
liutlon of tho guard divisions allocated
to tho various corps areas. The tablo
of tentative allotmouts ins britti em
pared, showing the number of troops
to bo organized In ouch stale, uuder
tho national defense act.
A minimum onllsted strength of
spproxlmately 427.000 men must be
provided as the peace organization of
tho national guard.
WEALTH $51 PER CAPITA
15,479,601,605 Httd Outside of Qovern.
ment Aaencles.
Washington, Distribution of the
money In tho country outside of the
amount held In the treasury aud fed
oral resort e system was estimated at
$61.06 per enptta on September 1, or
an Increase of 113,18 over July 1, 1917,
by the federal reserve board.
The board put the general stock of
money lu thu country on September 1
at 87,997,080,820, the amount held In
the treasury at 1486,814,277, the
amount held by federal reserve banks
at 82,031,614,938, and the amount held
outside these government agencies
ut 85,479,081,605.
Railroad Man's Home Bombed,
, Seattle, Wash. Explosion of a
bomb, thrown through the front win
dow of a house occupied by F. R.
Shong, general claim agent here for
the Chicago, Milwaukee ft St. Paul
railroad, wrecked the lower floor of
tho two-story residence early Mon
day, Four persons In the house es
caped without Injury. Mr, Shong was
unable to assign any reason (or the
attack.
Court Wont Act on Peace Resetutlon.
,j Washington. The supreme court re
fused to graut the request of Harry S,
Mescartnoy, a Chicago lawyer, that
It assume original Jurisdiction over his
suit brought In the District of Colum
bia courts to compel Secretary of
State Colby to promulgate the peace
resolution passed last May by eon
Kress, President Wilson vetoed the
resolution and It was cot passed over
bis veto.
Billions Carrltd in People'e Pockets.
Washington, The people of the
United States are currying around In
their pockets or hiding at hosae fl,
000,000,000 of American currency, or
nearly one-half of the total supply,
Fred W. Ellsworth vice-president of
tho Hibemla Bank k. Trust company
of New Orleans, declared in an address
hero before the convention of the
American Bankers' association.
Two Decline Shipping Board Bertha.
Washington. Theo. Marburg of
Baltimore has declined an appolat
ment as a member ot the UnHed
States shipping board, the White
House announced. Gavin McHab ot
San Frauclsco also declined to serve
and notified the president last week
ot bis Inability to accept the appointment.
New Zealand Butter!
Canadian Wheat!
Australian Wool!
Argentine Beef!
Why Stand for
Them Any Longer?
The remedy is simple:
Vote the Republican
ticket on November 2
- and-put the United
States Government on
a sane, constructive,
protective basis, in the
'lands of competent
men.
Here's the
Way Out:
"The Republican party reaf
firm its belief in the protec
tive principle and pledges it
self to a revision of the tariff
as soon as conditons shall
make it necessary for the pre
servation of the home market
for American labor, agricul
ture and industry. "itepw&f
can Platform.
"I PROPOSE TO DO ALL IN 1:Y
POWER, IF ELECTED, TO RESro:?"S
THE PROTECTIVE TARIFF AND STOP
THE DUMPING OF CHEAP FOREIGN
GOODS AND AGRICULTURAL PRO
DUCTS ON THE AMERICAN MARKET
IN COMPETITION WITH AND TO THE
GREAT-DETRIMENT OF OUR FARM
ERS AND WORKERS." Robert N. Stan
field. ,
Harding and Coolidge need a
Republican Senate and House to
re-enact a Protective Tariff. Send
them Stan field and Sinnott and
vote the Republican Ticket
Straight
REPUBLICAN
CENTRALSTATE COMMITTEE
THOS. H. TONGUE, Chairman
640 Morgan Building, Portland, Oregon
(Paid Advertisement)
LOCAL PERSONALS
Mrs. Allco Wntklns anil tlntiglitor
ot Mldvolo, Idaho, nro visiting with
tholr nolco and cousin, Mrs. A. L.
McDowell.
Tho Foreign Missionary m olety of
tho Methodist church, which was re
cently organized In thin city, hold tho
first meeting nt tho home ut Mrs. J.
P. Jovco, Wcdnosdny.
Mm, Fred Rice nrrlvod Thursday
ovrnlnij from Ynkltiia, Washington,
to Join hor IiubImiuI who recently re
turned f i om Cniitrtilln. Washington
to n E.i In rntd-3 hoii.
Master Molvln Laidoicn lies te-
covered from an nttuck ui ineii'ilot.
Mrs. liny Wilson wan horo from
l'nrmn Monday vlsltin,: with froliids
Mrs. II, L. Poornuin ami duughtor
Mildred roturncd Mondn) ftnm Dolse
whuru they woro summoned by the
tlcnth of Mrs. Poormun'n brothu.'-ln-
law, Frank Orr.
Dick Stover hns returns! from Am
boy, Washington, whors ho hns been
working In a logging camp.
A. Hoblnson Is looking titter hit
stock Interest In Grant county.
W. P. llomnn, domocrntic cnndldato
for Joint sonntor om Mainour, ilrnnt
and Harney conation, Is Interviewing
tho votors ot (Irani county this week
Itov. John Wesley Miller, Fluid
Secretory of (Inodlng C'ollego wan In
tho City Wednesday In tho Intcrost of
tho College
Mrs. J. 11. ItnHimiHscn spout 8ut
urday In llolso.
Mrs. 8. II. 8taloy, who hns been
visiting hor daughter Mrs. J. It. Ilns
musson, loft this afternoon for hor
homo in Montpollor, Idaho.
llov. J. Wosloy Mlllor, formerly
pastor ot tho Mathodlsl Church hum
was an Onturlo visitor Wodnosdny.
Mr. Mlllor Is now field secretary of
Gooding College. Ha reports Hint In
stitution vmt growing rapidly. It now
lias 10U suiuoihs, hob juih cumiiuuiuu
a $100.00 boys dormitory and linn n
start nu an cmlowiiinnl campaign.
Itov. J. W. Cahoen of Ilcdmoud,
whn Iium been visiting at thu homo
of ltuv. and Mrs. ('. II. Ilom, prench-
ud nt tho lluptlst rhureli lust Hun
day and returned to his homo Tues
day night.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Wlillud of Un
ity nro tho guosts thin wook of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. l.neko' nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs; James Hmltli nt tho Lackey
ranch south oast of town.
C. M. Lucas who him been In tho
crnln buslnoss nt Idaho Pulls has r-
contly moved to his ranch uoar On
tario which ho hns owned tor mo
past eight years. Mr. Lucas was In
duced to mnko this chungo of resid
ence becauso of tho cold uliiUnt of
thu Idaho Fulls coiinlr .
II. J 8l..tnc of I'arma, who will
lino cl.. rgo of uu.Uuk l K. s.- & )
lands on tho murkot was u business
visitor lu Ontario liul Friday.
J, M. Wonvur of llonltu was nn
Ontario vls't-T on Thursday last. Ho
caruo down to nttond tho hobbIoii of
Accla I.iuim A. F. & A. M. uml to
see Fiod Locey Introduced to tho
mysle.iin of tho third dogruo.
' Judco C. M. Urown was attended
tho Musanlc mooting last Thursday
to assist In th1i ruislng of his long
tlmi i end Frod l.ocoy.
Mr. uml Mrs. Jacob Htroup who
purcli. Hd" tho Vurn Chumhora rosld
once will niuko tholr homo In On-
mrio. Thov nro former residents of
Washoo mmr Payotlo wliuro thoy
made tholr homo for 47 your on
tholr ranch. Tholr son 8. C. Stroup
will tnko chargo of tho two runcliwi
which woronot sold when Mr. and
Mrs. Btroup enmo hero to llvo. Last
Thursday Mrs. Will Coughanour und
Mrs. Charloa Pennol of I'ayotto spent
tho day with Mr. and Mrs. Jncolt
Stroup!
Mrs. I. Doom, Mr. -.id Mrs. Vin
cent Hyrnm nnd Mrs. Will Coughun
our of I'ayotto woro Sunduy nflur
noon visitors of Mr. nnd Mth. Jucoli
Stroup.
The ladles Aid Sooloty ot tho
Comrroitatlonnl church will moot at
tho homo of MrH. Annu Iloozo noxt
Wodnesday aftornoon, Novombor 3.
FORM TEMPORARY
STATE FARM BUREAU
Malheur Itonrcsenled on Cxcruthn
lloniil iif Htnto Oi'Kiiiilntloii II)
V. C. Hlrkov To Deluite
JoIiiIiik .Niitlniiiil Itody
V. V. Hlckox. prosldont of tho
county Farm Ilurcnu rottirnwl from
Portland on Mondny, whuro ho hnd
boon to nttond n meeting of thu prex
IdentH of tho count) fnrm Uitrnnus of
Oregon lu tho Intorost of n Stato Fed
oration. A plan for bringing nlmut
Rllcli an organization was nmdn nnd n
Bet of by-laws nnd fonstltutloii adop
ted for submission to tho various
County IlurcaiiH for tholr approve I
A temporary cxecutlvo coinmlttco
of bIx mombers was olectod, oio pnch
from six districts Into which tho
Statu wnn divided, (leo. Mnnsflotd,
prcaldont ot tho Jackson County
Fnrm Durcnti was elected President;
W. W. Ilnrrnh, excrutlvo conimltte
tnnn of tho Umotllln County lrm
Ilurcnu, vlcc-prosldent. Mr. Hlckox
was elected on tho Hoard to toprmwnt
tho Illuo Mountnln section, compris
ing Mnlhuur, linker, (Irani, Union,
Wallowa and Harney couiiHoh.
Tho purpose for the proponed fed
eration of county Fnrm HuroaiiH lu
Oregon Is to bring about concerted
action between the count lo on all
departments of thu program of coun
ty Farm Iliirenus that It of mutual
Intorost and Importance When tho
Stato Fodoratlon Is purfoelod by tho
vote of tho county Ilurmitis, tho mat
tor ot nfflllntlng with the National
Farm Iliiroatt Fodoratlon, ns n Statu,
will bo glvou connliloratlon according
to tho plans of tho committee
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FOIt 8AL.E CHBA1' 120 A. of
ntco lying land under Warmsprlngs
project. Plenty of wator, nlco farm
cottage, deep woll; 3 mllos from On
tario. Will trado. Seo J. J. Wet or
whlto Hoi 042 Ontario.
FOR TRADE $700.00 Equity lu
a house In Caldwell, Idaho to trade
tor like puymont on houuo In On
tario. Call on or nddroBs, ('. W. Oar
rett, Hox 723, Caldwell, Idaho.
Thu Monday llrldgo Club mut this
week nt tho homo of Mrs. P. J (lal
laghor. Mrs. J. R. Hlackaby was hostess
this week to tho Wodnosdny llrldgo
Club.
A now nvniilnic brldgo club com
posed ot flvo tnbloM lias been ornan
Uod und hold Us hucoiiiI iiicvtlng
Mondny evening at the homo of Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. F. Unman. Tho Initial
mooting was held Inst wtwk ut tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. ('. R. Km' ion.
Tho momhurH ot tho Tuesday
llrldgo club Journoyod to Wlr this
wook und met at the homo of Mrs.
II. C. Wliltworth.
Tho Woman" Club hold Its annual
itioMt day this aftornoon nt thu homo
of Mrs. J. R. Illneknby. A program
on JapiUHHto art wnn rmidnrwl.
MAunum cou.N'n uw -, hktatk
TIHNHFHR.S ItHCORDHH OCT.
I (ith to otrr. u:inl.
Frank IlHimott t ux to Horhert II.
Tunny, lots 11, 12. IS. In lllk. 128,
Ontario. 1-8-18. Il.ou.
llorbort II. Tunny nt ux to Htolln
Mason Cox, lot 11, 12, 13, In lllb.
128, Ontario. 10-10-20. M.-I00,
V. S. A. to I.nulsa K. JontM. H',i
BKU. HKViNWU. NWW8KW Sec.
19, 20, 40. C-2-X0.
P. I). MoClaren to Ollvnr I.. Mttle
8KWNW4 8w'. 11-I7-IB. 7-81-20.
$10 00
W. W. Hlnton ot ux to Louis llur
tulo, lots IS und 10, lllk. 80, On
tario. 8-28-20. $800.00.
P. M. Whlto ot ux to I .a uni (Jtillot
lots 17, 18, 19, 20, lu lllk. 7. On
tario. 1-22-20. $10 00
Sheriff II. I.oo No to Mm. Frank
I.lltlD. lots 12, lllk. :t. Plouaor Add.
to Jordan Vnlloy; also an iindlvlstl
portion ot 8KU8WV!, and So. 30
ucroH of NKV4SV'4 Roe. 2; and U
WV4 Sor. 11-30-10 9-27-80. $S82.
C. W Wolf to T. T. Cnrpontor ot nl
lotH 30 and 43, Aiinox, S-17-20. $(00.
Chns. W. Mallett ut ux to John
Wood, 2.2r, ucroH lu SWV4WV 8w.
20-18-40. 9-28-20. $200.00
Duiiuun K. Moltao ot ux to John
Wood. NWViSWW Suo. 1; mid 8KH
8WU Soc. 2-24-37. 9-4-20 $100.
Win. Satarlus at ux to 8. IS. Abar-
cromblu. NSWUSWVi 8- M-15-47.
10-9-20. $0,000.00.
P. D. McClnren to O. K. Oreenslat
NWViNKW Sec. 11-17-46. 10-19-SO.
$10.00
John Handy ot ux to K. It. l)tar,
NV6NKVtBWW Sue. 28-M-89. 10-lU
20. $10.
I,. Q. Wilson to Win. S. HrU t nl
Mlnlgn claims. 10.21-80. $10 00.
Marring" Mcoiim's w,ucil Thin ttV
Austin Prosloy and IUtta Mrl
Hush. 10-19-20.
Walter E. Lawrence and X4l
Hoam. 10-23-20.
Harold Mills Hill and levins Pearl
UurbldKO 10 23 ?0
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