,,J TUB ONTARIO AhMUfS, UNTA1UO, OitKUON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1921. Dj h 0 ti P u E H k n (1 I t a In? GDntatin Armts County Official 1'npcr An Independent Nouspnpor Published Thursdays at Ontario, Oregon, and entered at tho Ontario post otflco for distribution as 2nd class nmttor. Q. K. Aiken, Managing Editor m0i 8UHSGIUPTION Ono Year, J2.00 T11K UNIHMIIIAIIIjI: C1TI7.K.V Whon tho lato Theodoro Itoouo vclt with his peculiar faculty of coining fitting phrases described n class of men as "undesirable cltl Bens" ho forced thorn Into public no tlco and mado them hunt cover from public scorn and ridicule. Tho kind of men ho described us undcslrablo woro thoso who sought to disregard tho laws of tho land and foment trouble They were undo Hlrnblo from tho point of vlow of economic penco ntid prosperity. Tills clnBH however docB not dos crlbo all of tho undcslrablo and un social citizens who mny ho found In almost ovury community, in fact thoy nro less to bo scorned than that class of citizens who Iguoro tho common rules of sanitation and en danger tho lives of their follow clt Izoiih by maintaining nuisances In al loys anil vacant lots. Citizens of this kind nro not confin ed to thoso who do not know better. Thoro nro many who nro possessor, of great property who permit such conditions to exist through a delib erate intont. Thoso men concolvc thomsolvos nbovo tho law, whose power they aro ready to Invoke for offenses against themselves but which thuy Ignoro when It suits their fancy. This Ib an unAmurlcau doctrine. Thoro Is no man in Ontario or any other town who is nbovo tho law. That Is tho theory on which tho city council is to act in Its Justifiable campaign to clean up tho Infested spots within tho city limits. Tho council is wise In taking this matter up for consideration now and not waiting until warm weather Is horo and flies begin to breed. It Is nlso wiso in determining to enforco tho law In tho only way It can bo enforced; by prosocutlug thoso who will not comply with its provslons. Ab Councilman flteig woll said; "tho city has spont hundreds of thousands of dollars for water and soworago systems, and citizens who havo any rospoet for thomsolvos and tholr nolghbors huvo connoclod with both. It Is up to tho city to mnko thoso who havo no respect for thorn koIvob or tholr nolghbors comply with tho laws." Wo boltavo that oncompassM tho situation. Tho pooplo of Ontario havo discussed sanitation, for sever al years. It has bcon n process of education. Though thoso who havo urged it in tho past havo not socur od tho oiids ntmod at, real progress has boon mado. Ontario Is a clean or city than It used to bo. It can bo cleaner still, and with tho united backing of tho city council wu ho llovo tho officers nro willing to en forco tho law, If that bo nocossary in oxtromo cases, Ono or two prose cutions will solvo tho problem. In tho moantlmo thoso who know that thoy huvo unsanitary conditions on property thoy own ought for tholr own peuco of mind tako action be fore tho city officials aro compollod to do so. 50 good cigarettes for 10c from one sack or GENUINE "BULL'' DURHAM TOBACCO Electric Wiring All wiping done strictly ot state laws. We build up to a standard, not down to a price. Griffith Electric Shop Telephone 228 J 8i:.i i.MMKiitAN'ix iu:m: It Immigration Is not going to hi prohibited entirely, as it nppurontl. Is not to bo, thou It Is to tho wes tern portion ot tho United Status to which It should bo directed. A prominent official of ono of tho merchant marine companies mnkos this suggostlon, and to substantlnto his argument produces a "regular westerner's" argument, extolling the limato conditions horo prevalent, as being that which would naturally ap peal to the hnmoscokor from various sections of Kuropo. To tho south ern Kuropoati hu recommends the Southwost, whllo to tho Northern and Western Huropean ho points with favor to tho I'aciria Northwost. Thoro Is food for thought In his argument. Thoro Is plenty of room out hero In the Wosl for tho desirable Imiiil Kraut; especially from tho Northern and Western countries of Kuropo. From these eountrlo como tho dairymen and farmers whoso stan dard of living soon roaches that of tho mitlvo American. Kroin thoso sections, too, como the Industrious skilled laborers for whoso sorvlco thoro Is need to develop this region. Tho Knstorn clllo aro ovor crowd ed now. Advanced railroad rates havo served as n check on tho west ward progress of Immigration for tho ICuropoaus too often nnd without sufficient capital to start n journey across tho continent. Ily taking thoso prospective settlers through tho rannma canal and Undlng thorn on tho 1'aclflc const a favor will have been done them anil tho wost coast, too for there Is plwntyof room horo for Industrious Immigrants who will assist In developing tho re source ot this roglon. IN WITH OP HANDICAPS Only thoso residents of this sec tion who havo lived In Northern Minnesota, Wisconsin or Michigan and havo first hand rtuowlcdgo of tho task of clearing tho logged off lauds of thoso ouco timbered re gions; nnd havo sufforod tho rigors ot that scml-artlc cltmato will np proclato what tho farmers about tho town of Darnum, Minnesota havo dono to mnko tholr town ono ot tho Important dairying and poultry pro ducing sections of tho gopher state. Uarnurn Is not n big town, nor has It n great territory around It. It Is not ns largo as Is Ontario, nor has It as many farmers within Its trndo radius. Tho cows of tho ranchers ot that sociton must bo kept in barns from rour to sli months each yonr; whllo tho mead ows do not produce tho volume of hay that tho alfalfa ranches of this region do. In only ono particular nro tho ratichors about Ilarnum mcru favor ed than thoso of this regien: they havo bettor markets. Ilarnum Is ctoso to Duluth and Superior, mid only 100 miles, too, from St. Paul and Minneapolis, llcsldo this there aro numerous logging camps not far nway, and the Iron rnngo cities draw on tho Hamuli, section for n portion of tholr dairy products, Whnt tho farmers round Ilanum, Minnesota ran do, tho ranchers around Ontario can surpass. The Ilarnum figure given elsowhero aro but u repetition of tho story ot wealth that rolos In tho year round for communities which bank on dairying and poultry raising for tholr prosperity. tow AN.NOUNCKMKNT DOCTOR J. C. WOODWAUD, OOU1J8T, WOODWAUD nUILDINQ, PAYETTK. IDAHO desires to announce that ho will bo at his offlco ovory nf tornoon for tho purposo of FIT TINO ai.ASSKS. Arrangement may bo mado tor ovonlng ap pointments, Eyes will bo ex amined FUBB OK CHAUOE. Offlco equipment includes ovory modern instrument. FIT and SATISFACTION guaranteed. MOItmWJIXti TIIK I'UTUIIH There are way and means of mortgaging the future, and it Is u serious question whether or not the present generation luts a moral right to pass on Its burden for thoso who are lo succeed It. Only for Improve ments which nro of n permanent na turo, and from which tho genera tions to como will heii'oflt, can bond Issues ho justified. Tho Orogonlan n few weeks ugo called utteutlou to tho ract that the pooplo of I'ortaud nro still paying lutorost on tho bonds issued for tho erection of n brldgo that was re placed years ngo, and aro still pay ing lutorost on the second structure, which in its turn Is now almost un fit for traffic and will havo to bo roplacod with funds from u third bond Issue. Tho lutorost alone on tho original bond Usuo has amounted to far more than tho cost ot the original struo turo, and stilt the principal Is up paid. Think thoreforo what that brldgo bus cost tho pooplo of Port land. Is It not about time thut taxing bodies adopt tho reasonublo policy that whon a debt Is croatod thoro bo established and maintained a fund which will rotlro tho indebtedness when It becomes duo? It this Is not dono taxos nro bound to continue up ward at an alarming rato and ulti mately break tho backs ot property owners. MAMIIUm COUNTY IIEAIj ITATK TKANHI'KltH UlCCOItDKI) n:n. lit to i'i:n. w LUCKY STRIKE cigarette. Flavor ie pealed in by toasting fcy JKlwU &&XAr2 WANTED Second hand Ford car. Seo Wnyt, the Farm Implement man. tf The New Cafe White Mntingcment-Whlto Help llnrk of First National ltntjc A Hhnro of Your Pnlronngo Is HollcllcC "There's More Real Satisfaction" says the Good Judge In a little of the Real To bacco Chew, than you ever got out of the ordinary kind. The good rich taste lasts so long you don't need a fresh chew nearly as often that's why it costs you less to chew1, this class of tobacco. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put tifl ill two styles W-B GUT is a long fine-cut tobacco ' RIGHT GUT is n short-cut tobacco wmmMBBawmsm'mwmimaaasM tfigns The Things You Go By We Make Them Turner Bros. Barney Pete Ontario Edward Flfor to Ornco Flfor. Lot 32, Annex. Jan. 14. 1920. $10.00 Jessie C. Scott ot vlr to Cornelius llyan, SHSWUBBtfNEU Sec. 8-18-47. Jan. 11. 1021. It. 00 U. S. A. to Morris McCnrty, Lots 3 and 4, nnd BK8WU Sec. 30-10-43. Feb. 3, 1021. Shorlft II. I.oa Noc to Morrison Land Co., NWUSEU. SBtfNWW, N 14 8W U . S W U 8 W M 8oc 2 ; N W SEW. SEUSEU Sec. 3-1743. Jan. 3, 1021. $172.33. C. E. 8. Wood ot ux to Chas. I llousor, BWliBWK, and West 10 noros of 8EU8WV4 Sec. 20-18-47. April 21, 1020. $10,250.00.' Charles Altscul ot ux to Oregon & Wostorn Colon. Co. 8K8EH Soc. 3-1S-I0. Fob. 7, 1021. $350.00 Carl W. Fogtly ot ux to M. N. Fogtly, Iots 30, 31, & 32, In lllock 9, lladloys 3rd Add. to Vale. Jan. IS, 1021. $1.00. I'oarlo E. Jamleson ct sir to I.loyd A. Weaver. Lot 4, Mock 14, Eld- rodgo's Add. to Vulo. Fob. 10, 1921, $26.00. David M. Hand to Frod Christian sen, NttNUHi HKKvt HOC. i.' 10-44. Jan. 18, 1921. $1,500.00, rlngton ot nl, NV4NWV Soc. 14-16-riugton ot nu, NtfNWU Soc. 14-15- 42. Nov. 27, 1918. $1,000.00. W. It. Harrington to Ella N. Har rington, N'UNWH Sec. 14-16-4. Fob 18, 1921. $1.00 David M. Hand to ltay Christen son, Kl&NWU. 8WUNEU Boo. 22-1G-44. Jan. 20, 1921. $1,000.00. U. 8. A. to Wllllo Hoy Harring ton, lift Soc. 14-16-41. Nov. 18, 1920. U. 8. A. to John Honry Mays, NV4 Soc. 28-11-41. Nov. 18, 1920. Francis M. Swlshor to Portland Cattlo Loan Co. EtfNWU Soc. 1C 30-48; Fob. 4, 1921. $10.00, Shorlft II. Loo Noo to Torosn E. Mcltao, E14NWU. WtfNEH Soc 9 j 8BU8WU Soc. 4; NWttSEU, NBWSWU Soc. 20-24-37. Jan. 3, 1921, $27.91. Etta Cockrum ot vlr to O. C. Do freos, Lots 10, 17 & 18, lllock 3, Villa Park Add. to Ontario. Fob. 17, 1921. $760.00. Shorlft H. Loo Noo to Ooo, It. Jordan, Lot 8, niock 20, Outlook. Fob. 12, 1921. $24.20. Andrew J. Wood to E. A. Kor nutt et ux, W1JNEV4, WSBU, B WNWU, NBU8WU. nnd Lots 1, 2 & 3, Sec 30-27-39; also EtfNE U, NBttSBU Sec. 25-27-38. Oct. 4, 1920. $2,000.00. C. E. 8. Wood ot ux to C. B. Ami don. East of 8EU SWii Seo. 29- 18-47. April 24, 1920. $0,750.00. Earl MoMaugh to Myrtlo Dono van, Lots C & 7, and No Vj ot Lot 8, n lllock 86, Ontario. Doc. 1C, 1920. $200.00. Mnrrlngo Llcoiihcs IcnuciI Chas. H. Williams nnd Mario Pal mer. Fob. 19. 1921. Complaints Filed In Circuit Court John Getty vs Frank Potrlo. Fob. 14, 1921. Recovery on Note. $433.77 L. L. Potter vs. Hattle M. Potter. Feb. 14, 1921. Divorce Qrovo Drainage DUtr'ot vs Ore gon & Wostorn Col. Co. et nl. Fob 18, 1921. Transcript on Appeal from County Court. Dr. J. A. McFall Kjcslght HpeilallHt Eyt'KlnxM'" mid HK'ctnrli' Eicliiiilvcly Crliidlng Plant on Pirnilorn Phono M7-J For AiHlntuirnts lllnrknby Jewelry llldg. Ontario, Oregon JERSEYS Several High Grade Heifers and Young Cows For Sale. Coming fresh this month. Prices right. James A. Lackey Zfi MLftft ftEMEMBVRtoask your grocor for Cal umet na''inB Powder and be sure that yon get il the In dian head on tiieoratiEelabel. Then forget about bake day failures. For you will never have any. Calumet always producer the sweet est and most palatable foods. And now remember, you always use less than of most other brands because it pos sesses greater leavening strength. Watch for particulars of Dairy Cow Sale The cows are here S. P. Graham PEARL OIL (KEROSBNE) a w zjrz m awmK i LVliUJjOi! STAMDAKD 00. COMPANY Jte!WS5si: 'Sk. Ffirt SALE Pnrn llhniln Tslnnrl I lied Eggs. $1.00 per setting. L. D. Gordon, llouto 1 12-17 P MUIE-TESM BORAX SOAP CHIPS VorJr Perccflu 1 wl-lA s aij. rra&iiijrit Machines Guaranteed TWjvbH l) 1 . I .VI 4 20-MUU-TEAM MOMAX CHIPS Y: t k iaummv fcftiTotN m,ic:m Now Remember-, Always Use i"n There is no waste. If a recipe calls for one egg two cups of flour half a cup of milk that's all you use. You never have to rcbakc. Contains only such ingre dients as have been officially approved by U. S. Food Authorities. is the product of the largest, most modern end sanltsry Unking Pow der Factories, in existence. Pound can of Calumet contains full IQoz. Someliak Ing powders conic In 12 or. Instcsd of lOoz-cnnVllosuro you get n pound when you want It. 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