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XXIV
ONTARIO, MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1923
NO. 62
atttttft.
PROGRAM READY FOR
FARM BUREAU MEET
RANCHERS IX) MEET AT OAIKU
(UlANUH HALL H)K ALIj DAY
SICSHION O.V degemiihu 11
MANY MAT THUS TO
O O N S I 1) K It
WILL HAVE DANCE IN EVENING
i:ioctlfin of Officers Sclcrtlnn of
Countyu lilu Program Addresses
It Distinguished VhllurK
Just I'nrt of Program
At tlio Cnlro Ornngo Hall on Do
combor 11 tlio nnnunl mooting of tho
Malliour County Farm Ilurcnu will
bo hold. It Is to bo nu nll-dny Affair
beginning nt 9:30 In tho "morning
anil concluding- with a dnnco In tlio
evening. At both noon nnd nix
o'clock tlio wonmn of tho Cairo
Grnngo will servo dlnnor In the hall
no that tho partlclpunta In tho moot
Ing will not hnvo to tonvo tho linll.
Tho mooting Is of Iramunso im
portnnco to tho ranchers of tho
county for nt ltd deliberation will
tfho considered tlio program of work
for tho bureau for tho coming year,
llcflldo this tho annual election of
officers will bo hold, n now monibor
for tno county Fair Hoard selected
for nornlnntlon to tho County Court,
ana mo reports or tno various pro-
Jects will bo for tho past year pre
sented. Bocrotary nnd County Agont
I.. It. Ilrlothnupt will nlso present
IiIh nnnunl report.
Speaker Pram Afar
Another fonturo that wilt nppc.nl
to tho farmers will bo tho addressos
to bo dollvorcd by dcorgo A. Mans
ftold, president of tho Temporary
Stato Farm Ilurcau nnd othor nutsldo
spenkors who nro convorsnnt with
tho problems which ranchors nro fac
ing turnout tho wost.
Tho commlttoos In chargo of tho
program are: V
Dlnnor a. W. Dean, J. P. Pholnn,
Prod Sundqulst, O. P. Nooco, 12. O.
Walter. .
Unit P. P. Countryman and V. V.
Hlckox.
Resolutions E. M, Doan, E. n.
Conklln, L. J. Hndley, 0. K, Alkcn,
J. E. McDonnld.
Program of work P. C. Pry, Jnko
Ittissoll. P. N. Northrup.
Crodontlnls nnd Insignia S, D,
Pnrinnu, J. 1.. Drown. P. T. Morgan,
'01ms. M"rMtt. Jas. W. Pat is.
Program I. K Oakes, V. T. Her
rott. L. It. Ilrlothaupt.
Membership niil dues A. A. Out-
trldgo, A. A. Iteod, C. M. Ucnumont,
E. L. Pntch, O. R Cnrmnn.
Tho following Is tho dotnllod pro
gram
9:30 Call to order. Hc.d'r.g of niln
n)n- nt n.4ivtnna mPAlltilv
OMS Song by all, James Smith Northorn Idaho.
loading. Jones Drown nnd family, I.co
10:00 IloportH rml r("ommondntlons Drown nnd family nnd Ed Frost and
of officer and heads of do- family woro entertained Thnnksglv-
pnrtmontn. Ing Day at tho Stanley Drown homo
11:30 Nomination of ona dlroctorn Payette.
for tho Mainour County Pair. Mr. and Mrs. Milt Lnuor returned
11:30 Demonstration by tho Cairo from Caldwell Sunday after spend-
Sowing Club Qlrls.
HMSVocnl sole: Mrs. Dunlop ac-
compnnlod by Mrs Moody.
12:00 Dig food nnd Darbocuo. Din
ner nervqd by rommltteo nt
nominal chargo. Soclnl hour,
1:00 Song by all, Jamos Smith
loading.
1:15 Violin sole: Mrs. Pholan ac
companied by Mrs, Drelth
aupt. 1:30 Address: Mr. Gcorgo A. Mans
field, president of tho tem
porary Oregon Stato Federa
tion of County Farm Bureaus.
3:00 Paul V. Marls, Director of Ex
tension of Oregon.
3:16 Vocal Sole: Jamos Smith ac
companied by Mrs. Smith.
3:30 Adoption of a Program' of
Work for 1921.
2:50 Election of offlcors and heads
of dopartmontw rot 1921.
3:16 Violin Sole: Miss Randall ac
companied by Miss Callln.
3:30 Action on affiliating with tlio
Stato Foderntton of County
Farm Duroaus.
3:46 Deports of cemmittees:
1, Membership and dues.
2. Crodontlals and Insignia
3 Resolutions,
i. Specials.
4: IS New buslnoss.
E
Property Owners Living On McPher-
son Island Have Engineer Pre
paring Plans and Estimates
For Structure
At tho city hall Monday morning
there was a meeting held ot property
ownors or McPherson Island ror the
purposo of considering plans for the
erection of a bridge to connect with
tho main land on the Oregon side.
The property owners had secured
the presence ot llobort Farls ot the
Fnrin Constuctlon Company of noise
who had tentative plans for tho con
struction ot a pile brldgo as well as
n suspension bridge.
No deflntto action was taken at
tho meeting but with a committee
ot the land owners on the Island Mr.
Paris during the day went over tho
ground to get nn accurate Idea of
what typo of brldgo will best solve
the problem.
To span the river at the point
deemed tho best site will require a
suspension of at least 300 feet and
the erctlon of towers not less that
20 teet high on either bank Another
meeting vrl'l be held when Mr Farls
makes his final report on the project-
QUARANTINE IlEHTIUCTIONH AUK
TO UK BLIOHTLY MODIFIED
For tho roller of a number of
stockmen who own ranches In tho
lower ralloy and who desired to ship
hay from theso ranches Into tho In
terior to food their stock, District
attorney It. W. Swnglor took up tho
matter of tho quarantine ngnlnst
shipment from this section with
doorgo W. Parks, horticultural com
missioner this wook and yostorda
received tho following Information;
"1'ormlsslon will bo given for tho
shipment of hay from Boctlons with
in tho quarantined area which nro
found to bo not Infected."
Just what tho effect of this modi
fication of tho orlglnnl quarantlno
will bo cannot bo determined as yet
but It will mean tho shipment of n
consldorablo tonnngo from this ro
glon, It Is bolloved.
FAMILY DINNER MAKES GREAT
THANKSGIVING DAY Oil SLOPE
Mis Lnlicr, Daughter nf Mr, and
Mm, Milt Laucr Is Holiday Ilrlilc
Many Families Moving To
New Home I'crsnnnl News
Itcmi of Oregon Hlopo
Mr. nnd Mrs. Goo. Bullous enter
tained nt Thanksgiving dinner, M. C,
Sullon nnd sons Tom anJ Clarenco,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Honrv Dnrkor and fnm-
illy nnd Mrs. Button's slstor, Juno
Colo.
Tho E. D. Cox family woro Thurs
day dlnnor guests at tho C. M. At
tobory homo.
Raymond Quttorldgo returned to
his school In Wolser Sunday, nftor
spondlng his Thanksgiving vacation
with his parents.
A. M. Johnston was In Ilolso on
business Monday..;
Tho Leo Drown family moved In
to tholr now homo tho past wook.
Thoro has been no preaching nt
tho Park School houso tho past two
Sundays, car troublo nnd bad roads
luterforrlng. Wo hopo for better
conditions noxt Sunday nnd a good
attendanco.
Miss Uoso West, primary teacher
nt tho Park School, spont hor
Thanksgiving vacation with hor sls
tor at tho Joseph homo near Wolsor
Tho Stnnloy Drown family bravod
tho muddy roads nnd spont Sunday
on tho Slopo,
Pord Northrop nnd family from
WcIhof and Miss Union Northrop,
teacher from flooding pm Thanks-
Hiving with trroir paronu, wr. and
Mrs. Prank Northrop.
Miss Fayn Lnuer. daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Milt tauor, was married
Thnnksglvlng Day nt tho homo of
hor aunt In Caldwell to u Mr, Wei
chor of Payette. Mr. Wolcher Is to
bo congratulated In winning ono of
our flno young ladles. Thoy expect
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Ing a fow days In tho homo of Mrs
Lauer's sister.
P. M, Uoals and family nnd Mr
and Mrs. C. T, Karst nttonded tho
Union Thanksclvlnir services In Pay-
otto nnd woro ontortnlnod In tho II. Jioy hnvo boen bred away rrom that.
M. Dools homo ror dinner nnd suppor .Tho stockmen who oro kooplng stock
Thanksgiving Day. i'n "l0 ''"'" now nre Buttering n loss
Miss Mildred Frost. Lola Dartahe " fty njn who nro keoplng
nnd Prudonco naby returned to tholr ith?'r h?y "J0 Hkowlso losing.
High School work In Ontnrlo Monday , 'l '" tho Patrltlc, duty or the
artor spending tholr TlianksglvlugUUB,l,e('8 n,1on tno stockmen, tho hny
vacation with their parents. men, bankers nnd ovoryono In-
Mr, and Mrs. L. II. Drolthaupt or terestod In tho prosporlty or this
Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Lattlg country to unite to solvo th's proh-
and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Karst holp- om , ,
ed tho Waltor Davis ramlly to dls- . Ll u Hn Indletment of tho brains
pose of a fine big turkey and enjoy ot tn country that with tho greatest
a pleasant Thanksgiving crPB ' rorn of w00' nn'' )f n"
Mr. and Mrs. Mhson Clough had Produce that there should bo people
as their guests ThanksKlvIne Dav J. wi nro In want. It Is so only be-
D. Connor and family, Oliver Connor
ana aiisbos uiancne anu aiqiwi nnn i
Mr. Qeo. Culp
Tho Stanley Simpson home was
very tastefully decorated In red and
green ror a 4 o'clock dinner Thanks
giving Day, Tho long tablo nt which
covers wero laid ror fourteen wus
lighted by large candles with tiny red
candles as place favors. Those who
am a .. a .a a. I
neipeu mem enjoy me Dig iurnoy
dinner and all the trimmings wore
Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Durrell, and fam
ily, Mr. Fred Lindsay and Mr, Simp
son's mother from Seattle
Mr. and Airs. Tom Heslup enter
tained Mr, and Mrs. C. O. Heslup
and Mr and Mrs. Win. Moss and
family from Payette last Thursday
with a fine big Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller and fam
ily, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Miller and
Messrs. Lloyd and Irvln Culbertson
were Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the Wm. Vincent home.
Tho little son of Mr. and Mrs, A
M. Johnson has chicken-pox this
week. I
nin :ii hm, i?ii w;..h ,
rif" Bf0,J ff".l"t.,2edSUdK
Tho basket social given at the
evening was well attended, $33.50
being taken In. The money Is to be
used In buying cooking utensils and
supplies to be used In establishing
hot lunches for the school children.
the County Seat last Saturday.
xt r, Rmi.h nf .h Monro Hntni
leavcs tonight for The Dalles where , urday ovenlng In honor of Mel Keefe
he will address the meeting or the I w'o was leaving next day tor Neva
Hotel Men's Association which Is , da-
holding Its annual convention In that
city.
O. H. Huffman who has lived on
tho Deader place Southwest or town
for the past two years Is to sell his
household goods next Tuesday and
return to his old home In New York.
Fred Sundqulst has rented the place.
L
TO BE GRAVELED SOON
Uoudfl Committee From Oregon Hlopo
iiuh Miicct'NNriil Interview With
County Court nl Vale Get
Money Later
It wilt bo six months boforo tho
men who do tho work rccolvo tholr
pay for It, but that Is not going to
dotor tho men of Oregon Slouo from
going ahead with the gravelling of
tho road lending to Park school
houso now.
At a mooting of tho County Court
yostordnv tho Court told thn rnml
commlttco'of tho Oregon Slopo club,
to proceed with tho work It they
woro ngrccnbio to wait until funds
woro available to pay tho bill
Ti,o
men agreed
Tho reason for tho doslro for tho
Improvement Is tho condition of thn
highway nt pronont. It Is all but Im
passable And tho Park school Is
tho community center of Orogon
Slopo. At It nil tho meetings of that
region nro held nnd hundreds of
pooplo go thoro ovory month, bcsldos
nil tho children who nttend the
school must uso tho rond.
Tho men who put tho proportion
up to tho court woro 1. I. Culbortson,
I.co Drown, S. II. Simpson nnd deo.
W. Lattlg. On tholi- way homo thoy
stopped nt tho Argus otflco whllo
watting for a enr to tako them homo,
tholr car having broken n connect
Ing rod botweon hero nnd Vale,
DEEMS CO-OPERATIVE
CREDITS NECESSARY
Col, William Hanlcy of Unrury Conn.
ly Has rinn l"oP .Moving Mill
hour (bounty's Hay Crop and
Having Stockmen
"Tho stockmon of tho Interior and
tho liny men of tho Snako and Mai
nour valloys must got tofeothor to
savo thomselves." That Is tho advlso
of Col. Dill Hnnloy of Unrnoy county
who Is In Ontnrlo this week seeking
roltet for what ho bollovos Is a crisis
tn tho history of tho stockmen nnd
tho hay rnuchors of Eastern Oregon.
In brlot Mr. Unnlny proposes that
tho stockmon und tho ranchers get
together In nn agrnomont to extend
credit for tho feeding of tho live
stock of tho raglon. That tho stock
mon bring In tho stock nnd that
they food It on tho tiny m nil's crop
nnd glvo thn hay man tholr notes for
tho liny nt nn ngreod prlco. Or Hint
thoy put tho two together nnd dlvldo
tho dlfferenco of tho united produc
tion when tho bcof nnd sheep go
onto tho market.
"Thoro are mnny details of such
a plan nnd many modifications that
might bo mado," said Mr, Hnnloy.
"but on tho gonoral ptan thoro Is no
doubt. It Is noodod right now, It
should ho In oporntlon
"Thoro nro plenty or cattlo to boislon and was fined 176,
fed In tho Interior, nnd thero Is no
rood ror them. Tho cnttlo ralsod i
thero now aro not llko those or yonrs '
Kone by. Thoy aro not hustlors.
cau!,8 tno machinery of oxchange,
flnanco have fallen
"wi
nown. surely wo navn Drains onougn
In America to solvo this problem and
here Is a real opportunity ror patrlo-
tic work.
"Tho problem must bo nttnckod In
a big way, not In a llttlo wny. Wo
must get together to work tills
problem out and do It now.
1',.IIa 1aaA Xf ITttlllnV ll Al 1 lnn.
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'feroncos with a numbor or cltlrens
and presented his plan. They wore
ueciiiBUiy uuerasiuu. inu iimuur
has been retorrcd to tho marketing
committee ot tho Farm Durcau
which Is going to look Into Its rens-
Iblllty.
M'ss Cabeen spent hor
In Caldwell with friends.
holidays
Mrs. W. L, Hober entertained at
dinner Friday evening for Mr. and
Mrs. C. II. Calkins.
Helen, Oreta and Homer Andor
son came down from the ranch near
Drewsey to spend Thanksgiving with
their mother Mrs. E. V. Anderson.
Mrs. J, J. Wherry and daughter
Laura were Thanksgiving visitors In
Do'.so with Mr. Whorry.
Mrs. C. E. Secoy entertained Fri
day evening In honor of Orace and
Leo Paxton of Frultland.
Mrs, H. c. Secoy entertained sat-
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Castleman re
turned Tuesday Irom Portland vhere
they visited ror several days.
The Methodist Ladles' Aid will be
entertained with a musical social at
tho home ot Mrs. Luehrs Thursday
Dec. 9th at 2:30 p. m. Mrs, Allison
will assist Everybody como.
Hmnll Crowd Hoe Until Fought
(Inino T.innksgllng Moinlng
(Jib Dean Makes Thrilling
ltun For Tourlidimii
Heorc (I to U
Itovongo for tho defeat handed
thorn by tho nlumnl In tho Thanks
giving gamo u year ago was secured
by tho High School foot ball team
Thursday morning when they defeat
ed tho old grndes by n C to 0 score.
Only u small crowd was present
to witness what was ono of tho best
games played hero In years, for tho
thoy lacked tho team work ntnl
polish of tho youngsters tho "old
I umors' woro not shon on fight
alu Dean furnished tho big thrll
lor of tho day when ho Intercepted u
forward pass nnd dodging thru hnlt
i no aiumni tonm rncort Tor n touch
down over hutf tho lengtii of tho
field. During tho distance Jov Hun
ted, stur of ninny a gridiron battle
for O. II. S. was ut his hoots, Just
out of reach, howover nnd tho fleet
footod Doan passed tho Inst chnlk
mnrk safely.
In tho center of tho field the High
team was nblo to mnko ynrdngo re
peatedly, but with tholr goal lino
In danger tho old timers hold llko
n Meno wall,
THIEF BREAKS JAIL
BUT IS SOON CAUGHT
Pollen Also Catch Men Willi Hoozo
nnd Judge Collets Pines
Youth To (Jet Heutcnra
Commuted
Irn Dryant, n 17 yoar old boy
stolod a sultcaso nt tho pnssongor
station Inst wook nnd was captured
by the marshal nt Welsor on Infor
mation sent out by Marshal H. C.
Parmor, who brot tlio boy back to
Ontario.
Tho youngstor proved hard to linn
die, for so soonor hnd tho marshal
turned his back to seo that tho boy
bo glvoii food that tho young man
found n hole In tho Jail colling that
was mado by a provlous prisoner, and
out ho wont. In n fow hours ho wns
again In tho tolls, ngnln captured by
tho Wolsor police
Ho wns brot bnck nnd tried boforo
Judgo Stearns who gnvo htm 100
daysln Jail. I.ntor tho Judgo loom
ed of his youth and Is going to com
muto tho sentence.
Night Marshnl J. II. (Jordan found
n suspicious looking auto on tho
streets Sundny night Ho oxamlned
tt nnd round booso in a suit caso.
Ho locatod the owner of thn enso,
Ed Wilson nnd his nnl Jim Erwln.
Wilson plod guilty to lllogal posses-
HOTHEROFTRUITLANDWOMAN
PASSES AFTER BRIEFILLNESS
Mi-n. Adelln I). Untifnrd Dnvls leav'H
Ijrgo Pniiitlv Mr, and Mrs. D.
II. Hlcli Celebraleil Wedding
Anniversary.
passed
Adella D. Hnnford Davis
awny at tho Holy Ilosary Hospital.
uniano, November 23, 1920, nftor u
brief Illness with pnoumonla. Sho
wns 68 years, 3 months and 25 duys
old nt tho time nf ilonlh nml wnx burn
near Plneavllle. Now York. alio wan
nnrrled Novombor i, 1880 to Jncob
s Davis nt Deposit, New York Ton i
children woro born to this union,
nine nt whom nre llvng, One died In
infnnry. Thoy'nre Chnrlos Hanfnrd ;
Davis, ot Cannonavlllo, N. Y.. Sidney,
J.. f Albany. Mrs. Ilulh ll. Van Dor.
kur, of Frultland, with whom she Ims I
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muua nur numu inu iiam inrun yuurn,
Helon D. Troxell, or Multnomah. Oro-
KOn. Mrs, Qrnco Turley. or Albany,
N. V., Uertlm Davis, or HlllgllUlliplon,
n. Y., nnd Anson, Iuls and Kolth
Davis, who nro with tho'r sister hern.
Desldes tho Immediate ramlly sba
loavos to mourn her loss rive sisters
in now Yorg state, jviaitames, a j
Dutchor, Isa Joslln. Herman Harbor.
Andrew George, and Prank Stuck.
Mrs, Davis was of a guutlo. ret'rlng
nature hut of a sterling Chrlstlnn
character having been a consistent
Christian about forty years, uniting I
with tho M. E. church In her early
married life. She will bo geatly
missed in the homo of her cheidren
and In the church where sho was an
active worker.
The funeral services conducted by
Rev P. M. Durtch, of Now Plymouth,
wero held at the Daptlst church,
Frultland, Rev. W. W. Van Dusen, of
tho Frultland M. E. Church assisted.
Many beautiful flowers attested to thu,
esteem In which tho departed and llobort, went to Dolso Thursday ov
her family wero held nnd deepest lenlng returning Saturday, visiting nt
sympathy Is extended to thorn lu the homo ot Mr. and Mrs. I.oron
their beroavement. Interment was,
made at Riverside cemetery,
otto Idaho.
Pay-
Frank Thode was taken to the
Holy Rosary Hospital, Ontario Mon
day for tho removal ot his tonsils.
The Queen Esther Circle will hold
their annual bazaar at tho bungalow
December 11. Do not torget tho
young women ot the church tor they
aro Interested and pay tor educating
and helping In some mission work,
NEW t'APU PASSIM INTO
HANDS OP NEW OWNERS
After having been In tho hands of
Orlentnls bIiico Its beginning tho new
Cnfo which Is located on Second no
nuo S. W. back of tho First National
Dnnk Is now owned by wlilto high.
so that Ontario, which- a fnw vnnru
ngo had nlmobt not eating houses
not run by Chlncso or Japs, now has
but ono oporntod by Orientals.
Tho now owners of tho cnfo nro
W. E. Sako and his mother, Mrs. M
C. Dedal of Uolso.
Lloyd Under who has been wire
man for tho Malheur Home Tele
phono Compnny loft Wednesday for
Ainnoy wnero no lios n similar posi
tion with tho Mountain States com.
pnny.
DROCAN FOLKS ENIOY SECOND
NUMBER OF WINTER LYCEUM
Menslen Victim nre Recovering
UilcKen He Supper nnd Dauro
Mnki's Deeldeit Hit Other
Rrognu Doing.
Tho second number In tho Lyceum
Courso was enjoyed by n lnrco crowd
on Thnnksglvlng evening. Immedlnto
ly nrterwnrd a dnnce was given liy
mo iJinies aiu, a iioucimis chicken
Plo suppor he'ng served Inter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Axtol Iteod snout
TiintiKsgiving with Mrs, Heed's par
ents nt Drewsey.
Mnrk Kuthnrford, who has been
In Portland the Inst wook, has re
turned. Tho Matnrt Ladles who gnvo the
Lyceum number, uro entertained
whllo hero In thn homes or Mrs. P.
Smith nnd Mrs. Loronx Tschlrgl.
Miss Moll CnrtCr spoilt tho Tlinnks
giving vacation nt tho no mo ot hor
pnronts In Ontnrlo.
Tho Drogan School wns closed on
Thursday nnd Friday or last wcok
ror vacation.
Mr, and Mrs. doorgo Dovonny or
Dolso woro In Drogan on business
Inst wook. Thoy stayed for tho
Thnnksglvlng dnnco, bolng tho guests
og Mr. and Mrs. I.. Cornell,
Mrs. Charlie Powoll daughter of
Mrs. Dllyon or Cow Valley died Inst
Wodnosdny In Houvorton. Tho fun
ornl will bo hold at Drogan nn Dec. 1
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Dnrtlott or
Camp Creok stopped nt tho Drogan
Hotel on their way to Nyssa.
Miss Luctllo Milter nnd Mrs. Joe
Edwards came down Irom Cow Val
ley to nttend thn Thnuksgmng
dnnco,
Mrs. Modost Preston nnd Svlvln
Ornbnor returned Mommy rrom n
stny In Ontnrlo nnd Payette.
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson nnd dniigh
tor wero down from Dnnlln, mnklug
a buslnoss cnll nt tho hntol.
Miss Quorhor spoilt Thnnksglvlng
with hor brother nt Jnmleson.
Mr. Archer ot Mormon Dnsln pns-
snd through! Drnznn on his wny to
Vain on business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Illnton or Ilonlta left
Drognn Tuesday for Wnlla Wnlla to
spend the winter.
Carl Stover, with his Pord truck,
wns down rrom his home nonr Unity.
Tho measlo patients ut thn hotel
jnro showing signs ot spoodv ro-
covory.
Ilornco Dorrlck or Mnlhour City
wont thru Drognn Monday on his wny
to Vale,
Mrs. Ocorgo Taylor Is slowly ro
covorlng trom tho mensles, Myrllo
Johnson Is helping tier with Iioiiho
work ror n row dnys.
Miss Louise Soars was In Vain ror
Thanksgiving day.
Mnrk Itulhorfnrd has sold his res
idence In Ontnrlo nud bought tho
Cartrlght plneo .n uppor Willow
Creok. A triirk lond or furnlturo
was taken up Tuosdny.
Tho Ladles Aid Is pnstpnneii rrom
Wodnesday to Tliurscuy on nrcoitnt
of tho funeral of Mrs. Powoll.
Thn noxt number of thn Lyceum
n,,n nlll ln nn fine X
inv ilnrrlinMnn linu returned
from Pendleton.
w D. Eaton wont to Vain and On-
tnrlo on buslnes.
Mr. und Mrs Jnmos Frn.lfts are
tho parents ot u nine pound son bum
Tnndnv KVwnmlmr 23rl.
Mr. and Mr Lolund Hondy, for-
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imoriy or rriiiuunii noiioii, in m
Ontnr'n, nro tho parotns ot a son
named Thomas FrixiM-n, born Nov
'embor 19.
I Mrs. Mnry Duriiott nnd two sons
'nro down trom Wotsor spending
Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs
Diirnott's pnronls. Mr and Mrs. A
n, Eldredgo
MIbhos Winifred Dosson und Lola
Carponter spent tho week end with
friends,
Miss Anna Pearson, County Super
intendent visited over Thanksgiving
with Mrs, Rosa Schmld and iluugh-
ter. "-w-'wj
Dr. laouls Albort Ranks, ot Mas
sachusetts, ono tlmo candidate tor
President on the Prohibition ticket
nnd a notod Methodist dlvlno, proach
oil Sunday morning nn olo'iuent ser
mon under the nusplcos ot the Antl
Saloon Loaguo at tho Frultland M
E. Church. His wire accompanied
him.
William Hollenbeck and son, t'has.
Rudolph.
Mrs. Van Deuson wont to Dolse
Friday morning, returning Saturday
ovonlnf.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. EIrod, or
Drldgeport, Ok., arrived Thanksgiv.
Ing day for a visit with Mrs. Eldred's
sister. Mrs. George Eldredgo, and
Mr. Eldred's bothor of New Ply
mouth. Tho bothers had not met
tor twenty years.
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CARNIVAL OF JOY TO BE
STAGED FOR CHARITY
AHU.WHEMHNTH com M I TT H K
complete details or hlail
ORATH EVENINO OP PLEAS-
IRE FOR WHOSE WHO
WOtLR AID NEEDY
CONCESSIONS TO BE UNIQUE
Oreat Altriu-tlim fjlioo l'rlzc Walls
Square Dnncu for Old Timers
IN Trot and Others Por
Youiigfttern Her)ouo (Jo-
IngV Yes Indeed
All Ontnrlo, nnd friends from
towns nround will participate In tho
biggest cnrnlvnt of fun nnd frolic
ntngod In yenrs, nt the Oregon Club
rooms Friday December 10. Tho oc
casion Is thn big bull to ralso funds
for thoso who u ro needy In the com
munity. Tlio ball Is being arranged by a
cnmmtttco appointed Jointly by tho
Oregon Club nnd thn Knights ot
Columbus nud who nro receiving co
operation of tho Woman's Club, and
othor organizations ot tho city In
this effort.
Tho dnnco nnd cnrnlvnt or run ror
so worthy n motlvo Is nttrnctlng n
grnnt denl ot Interest Tho commit
tees nro working hard nnd mnny
parties rrom tlio outside towns nro
bolng arranged tor so that tho gath
ering will bo ono or tho most ro
prosontntlvn hero In mnny yenrs.
To ndd to tho evening's run there
will bo u series ot games nnd con
fessions ror which run tn bunches
will ropny small chnrges mndo to
nnrtlclmtnls. Thoso features nro go
ing to bo unique nnd everything III
bo In shlpslinpo for n niinrioiis ,n-
InR-
Ono or tho ronlly big events or mo
ovanlng will bo tho 1100 prise waltz
tor which tho ntrtlost torpslchorean
urtlsts will compete Tho competi
tion Is going to bo kcon for tho On
tnrlo dancors will hnvo to compoto
with those rrom Vulo, NysBa, Pnyetto
nnd Prultlnnd who will bo on hand
to domonstrato tholr superiority.
Thou too there nro n number or "old
timers" who hnvo tho notion the
con "show" tho youngsters mo real
ly corroct way to wnltt. Anyway It
will bo nn event worm seeing.
Th i.nninilllM wlllph h tllfl
dnricTin chitrgo when the funds nro
secured will ask the nppotntmont or
n commltteo or woll known cltlxens
not necossarlly connected with nny
nt thn orgnnUntlonn, to dlstrlhutu
tho fund whoro unodod, but not un
til nu luvnstlgntlnn of tho Individual
enses Is made.
Tho committees which hnvo chargo
or tho various roatures or tho ball
ure: Fred J. Clomo, general chnlr
mnn: Publicity: P. P. Ilynn, J. It.
Portler. II. M. Drewn: Concessions'
Cluronrn Croutor, James O. Smith;
Pregram: Hny Doyor, II II. Tunny
CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE
TO START SATURDAY
Committees From Woman's Club To
Again Make Appeal For Aid In
Fight Agalut Tuberculoid
Money Klajs In Oiegou
Tho 1920 Chrlstmus Seal Sale
which was started In tlio state this
wook will got under way lu Ontario
on 8uturday. Tho committees rrom
tho Woman's Club will handle tho
80al snlo as usual, thoy having un
dortaken tho tusk ot soiling tho souls
In this section, Mrs, E. C. Van Pet
ton, prosldont ot the club Is lu
chargo ot tho work.
Prom Dead Ox Flat to tho Dig
Dend tho workers huvo their souls
ready lor the public. Last year lu
this district ?300 wrth nt soala
wore sold.
111.111 SCHOOL NOTES
Mr. Lnthrop, teacher ot mathon it
ties spout thu Thanksgiving vu'u
tlou ut his homo In Emmott.
Molvln Waltors, u woll knovn
Junior boy ot Ontario High has I, tt
for California with his parents. It
may bo romembored that Mr. and
Mrs, Waltors nnd Molvln spent lait
u'.ntor thoro nlso,
Jack Weaver whoso collar bo-io
wus broken lu tho great gamo lust
Thursday bus attended school right
along.
Miss Abbott was at hero home In
Culdwoll during Thanksgiving.
Hearty congratulations aro extend
ed to the High School Football Team
by all for tho splendid way thoy
brought victory to the High School.
Tho Alumni team played flno and
we'ro proud ot all the boys, The
score was C-0.
Lola nartsho, Mildred Frost and
Prudence Raby, who are attending
school horo In Ontario, were at tholr
homos near Payette tor Thanksglvlns
Owing to the Increasing number
ot students, It was found necessary
to make a few changes In tho class
rooms and assembly this week so as
to goat ovoryone.
Tho Domestic Science girls will
commonco giving hot lunches dur-
tug noon hours, next weok.