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ONTARIO, MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 192-1
NO. 1(3
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AMALGAMATED SUGAR COMPANY
WOULD REVIVE BEET RAISING
IIXI) SUPKHINTENDKNT I.VDI.
U'ATHS THAT COMPANY' IS
IIEADV TO OONSIDEIt CON.
tiiactino Loon aches
or meets heme
JTAII PRICES FIXED FORSEASON
Itiinrlicr Asked to Prepare Ground
I mill Ciiltlvnlo Willi .Miwlilhcri
Company Ahsoihs V art of
Freight, KiirnUlii'N Hoed
uutl Ijithoi-
With n proposition to iilniit ut
leant 1000 ucroa to sugnr boolH of-
ticlnlH of thu Amulg.uiiatod Sugar
toiiipany will visit this suction of
Malliuiir county an houii an thu rouds
iicriult reasonable travel.
Frank J. Armour, fluid mipurlu
jendont of thu company with bond-
Uiiiirlt rH at Wolsor huh In Ontario
a I Hiuuriiny to runner investigate
tho Hltuntluu mid to von fur with lo-
ral tnuii.
Ah Iiu outlined thu Hltiiatlou the
rumpniiy will nbHorb u portion oi
I tie frulKht rato on bouta from this
tlon to thu company m plant tit
I'aul, Idaho, and will furnish thu
peed to thu growers, as wull iih kIvu
to inu groworH inu nonoiu or ex
pert ngrlrulturlata In growing tlio
lieets.
Thu runchor under thu torma of
the contract will propuru thu Kround
nuil plnnt thu sued and cultivate thu
liueta with cultlvntora If ho can-
liot furiilHh tho ndUlttounl Inhor for
IhluiiliiK anil toppInK thu heats tho
company will furnish this labor. A
special plant for unloading thu
EiiictH from wiikoiih will Iiu erected
f thu company secures sufficient
nintrnrtH to warrant It. ho that thu
rancher will not hnvo to hnudlu thu
iirodnct nftor IuiivIiik thu farm.
Prko Fixed
An ldia of tho prices at which
cimtractH will lie lut nmy Iiu gained
froin tno ngreemont rcaciiou ni Knit
tako hotwoon tho KrowurH repre
sented hy thu Utah Hlalu Farm IIu-
renu nud tho company whoro, Inmed
km a prlco of $7.00 for refined augur
t Iiu KroworH aro to rocutvo i.04 pur
iin ror iioutH, i.iiHt yonr mo prico
tv.ni (12 per ton at inu rofinory,
I .mi t year 1200 wagon londa of
lin t:i delivered to thu company nt
Welsor for which tho rnucliura wro
paid 00.000,
Thu conipiiny rcaluua, uccordlng
to Mr Armour that not every randi
er In a successful Htignr Iwet raiser,
mid also thai not every rancli ia
Hiillahlu for thlH crop. Thoreforo
I lie rompany will contract only for
hind that la Hiiltabrb for tho pur
poses mid with tho understanding
(hat proper rotation of cropa will
lie followed hi) that the Industry will
prosper your nftor year.
Those who luivo coiiHiiierou mo
ninttcr hero doclaro that tho trouble
experienced when flrai sugar heotH
vero attomptod In tula soctlon was
duo to Inoxporlunco on tho part of
everyone connoctod with tno inuua-
Iry which wna In Its infancy. Tiipro
hna l)oon mnrkQ( progress immIq In
tm growth of huhmf huwtM mid It
hits spread tliroiiKliout tho north
west nt n rapid rato.
Since many of tho nUnlf.i flolda
if this roglon hnva boon plowod up,
t a tho belief of animi of tnoso wiio
hnvu studied tho situation that thla
1 1 ono way In which to put tho land
Into profitable uso,
Mrs Goargo Qilham has as a
guoBt hor brother Union Cnrrlgnn
( f Pocatollo,
Mrs. H. B- MoCnrty of Pnyotto is
visiting her inothor. Mrs. Jacob
Stroup.
MrB. C L. Donovan of Contrnl
City, Nebraska, who has boon spend
ing tho wlntor In California cu.mo
Thursday for n few days visit with
Mr mid Mrs. C. E. 8ocoy. Sho loft
Monday for home.
Hon. P. J. Gnllnghor, accompanied
hy Mrs. aallaghor, roturnod from
Salem Saturday.
Miss Louisa Uukor of Portland
visited n day or two this wook with
her frloud, Miss Urba Anderson.
Frlonda horo have received word
that Mrs. J. A. Walter of Long
Beach, California, formerly of this
flty Is critically III with bronchlnl
pneumonia with but slight hope of
her rocovory.
K, J Harry Is slightly Improved.
Ills daughters Mrs. U, II. Patton of
I'ayotte and Mrs. L. M. Cnnron of
tho St. Paul neighborhood havo
Icen with him.
II. D. Paul has boon enjoying a
v'slt this week from his father who
1'vos in Peoria, Illinois.
Tho Hoys' second basket ball team
Played Huntington at Ontario last
Irlday night, resulting In a sweep
I ig victory for Ontario.
Tho Girl's baBkot ball was de
feated by the Vale QlrlB1 team at
Vale Tuesday night.
L Stowell is remodeling his house
and building on n modern kitchen.
Miss Kosulla Daws attended the
Maho University Glee Club banquet
and dance at Payette, last Friday
night,
LOCAL PERSONALS
MWMiMMaMHMMMNMMMHMN
OHINA.MAN CLEANS UP HUHHIHII
ACCUMULATED .MANV YEAHS
"Twcnty-flvo year Job. Mogott'om
all, now lottoo cleaner, hn."
That wnH tho oxclnmatlon thnt
greeted Marshal H. C. Farmer when
ho visited tho Chlnoso laundry on
Becoinl Htrcut to bco whothor or not
tho promises of tho now proprietor
to clomi-up his back yard was bolng
kopt.
Jolm did not object to donning up
hut ho did bollovo thnt ho had boon
unkindly trcatod when ho was called
on to do work thnt should hnvo
boon dono yonra ngt. Nover-the-Iosh
John did tho work. Load nftor
IupiI of rubbish was carted away
and now thu back yard of tho Chlnn
mnn'H plnca Is splk and Hpnu.
L
IS NIFTY PUBLICATION
Student lNlltoix mid lltisineas .Maim.
Iter Aitiiiiki I'm Moutlily Issiiu
of lllu.li Kchoid .hiiiriml
I'lid June Hold Out
Thu O. II. S. Squawk, u monthly
publication, thu official organ of tho
Ontario High School Studunt Itody,
Hindu Its bow to publlo ravo' o.t
TuuMilay moruluu.
Thu pulillcutlon was wull patron-
Uud by thu business inuu of tho city,
mid was filled with Interesting uuwh
Htorlua of thu High School evejits
proving altogothur worthy of tho
school. Thu Htnff of tho Squawk In
clude: Hutli McC'ulloch, udtor-lu-chluf;
Hugh Illgga, iiHslstant editor;
Martin Mooro, business manager;
Mitchell, Mooro, nthlollc; Alice Dor
man, society; Ilia (Iramso. literary;
My run Sucoy, uxchnuges; Donnld
Parker, Jokes. Thu class reporters;
William IllggH, seniors; Mildred
I'opuland, Juulorri; Hopo Cnchrnu,
Rophomorca mid Kdgnr Fortlor,
fruHhmon. Miss Cnlherlnu Conway,
faculty advisor passed on tho work
of tho students,
(iOINd TO INVIWTKJATK
OIIKCON DAIUVMKNS
M.V
At a meeting of tho Farm flu
roan's marketing commlttue It w;ii
determined to und i iopi-osMitntlvo
to InvoHtlgntu tho p!,i'i of itieriiUi i
of tho Orowm iiiirymun'n I.wukuo,
mid to hivltu lltu Cumuinrclnl Club
to Hum! u 'oprusontitlvo for thu saitiu
purpose. Tho huronu will bo repre
sented by Peter Touseii of Nyssa
whllo tho Commercial Club will bo
roprosontod by B. C. Vnn Potion.
They will leave horo this afternoon
nud Join a similar committee from
Payette.
WHW
M. A. Pntch of Itlverdalo w.to
Ontario Monday,
F, H. Harrison of Doad 0 Flat
wns In town Monday.
J. A. Sclmtldt Hihimed Monday
from h visit to his family at SJovon
son, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl inncKnuy vm.
Itod Portland mid Byeona this wook.
Mrs. Y W. HrooKovor vlaltod
ovor Sunday with hor sister, Mrs
Vnlorla Plughoff .ami family r.i
Huntington, roturntng home Moii-
The ForolKii MUstoimry Society
of tho M. E. church mot with Mrs
n. llonson Wodnesday.
Judgo J. Q. Lamborsonja serious
ly III nt his homo Is this city,
Grandma Thomiut who was re
ported 111 last week Is hotter.
Mrs. Holen Strothors of Holso wni
In Ontario tho first of the week.
Mrs. Annie Jackson returned Feb
ruary 2BtU Jrom a two month's stny
with hor sister .Mrs. Thomas Lo
gan's chlldron nt Corvnllts.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. S. n. Hober
Friday 24th, n daughter who has
been given the namo of Zena Mary
Mrs. It. D. Thompson Is 111 at the
homo of her daughter, Mrs. Ira
Dnll.
Mrs. Otis Mltohel of Welsor was
In Ontnrlo Tuesday on business.
Hugh Allen was a business visitor
at Welsor last Friday.
Miss I.oln Steen, of tho looal tele
phone offlco, spent Sunday at her
home In Cnldwoll.
Nols Morgonsen of Unity traded
his stock ranch near Unity for an
eighty acre ranch near Fru'tlaud.
Dr. G. A. Pogue U sitll very poorly-
noy Currey and family of Juntura
woro weok end guests of Mr and
Mrs. T B. Flser.
Mrs. John Dunphy of Nnmpa Is
111 nt the Nampa Hospital.
luifv
LOCAL PERSONALS
in
HIIKItll-T LOCATICS CHUDE
STILL ON DEAD OX FLAT
Sheriff I.oo Noo loented what Is
believed to bo tho crudest liquor
manufacturing plant yet Invomod.
Tho distillery wus found In tho
dry-lnnd section or nend Ox Flat
and consisted of n gulvnnlzod Iron
tank mid pipes. Llttlo mash or
liquor woru found. Tho operators
of tho still, I'otor Koouy mid Hur-
roll Wilson, woro apprahcuded. Wil
son guvo ball mid Kceuy was told
to roport Inter.
STATE FARM BUREAUS
ADOPT SIMILAR PLAN
Advancement of Agilililluinl Itiler
usta of .Statu Promoted y t'tillcd
Kffortt of 1'nriu lliiiciu's In
All Heellon of (Ii'i'Kii
Practically nil tho county ngontB
In Eastern Oregon havo adopted
work nlong tho following lines: (1)
Adoption of Grimm alfalfa, (2) Ap
plication of sulphur to atfnlfn, (3)
Silos, (4) Pest conttot, (C) Hotter
livestock.
Many other pinna were adopted In
dirroront countlos. These are com
mon, however, to most counties nnd
nro of fundamental Importance from
mi economic standpoint.
For Instiinco, there nro moro tjinn
M),000 ncrcH of alfalfa land tho pro
duction of which mny bo Increiised
from twenty to fifty per cont by tho
uso tf nrlmm alfalfa.
There nro 100,000 acres of alfalfa
which will return a ton per aero for
every dollar oxpomlod for sulphur
or land plaster.
Tho coat of hoof, wool nud dairy
production can bo reduced from
twenty to fifty per cont by foodlug
ensilage figuring tho cost of onsllngo
production mid feeding value In com
parison with liny crops.
In Home district!) In certain coun
ties pests, chiefly rnhulltt and ground
squirrels, urn destroying moro range
mid crops than tho livestock. Tho
Klamnth County Farm Hurcnu, hniii
died ton nnd ono-lult tons of poison
Inst yonr for Its memnorfl nt n groat
reduction In coh(. In somp countlos
farm bureau innmbnrs Instead of
purchasing livestock .Indiscriminate
ly nt public Bales mid from specula
tors, pool tholr orders nud have
momliors of tho organization soloct
stock doslrod.
With difficult fliinuctn) situations
fnclng tho (qrnieri these offlcloucy
fnclori luH'omo moro Important than
over.
('Alt lU'W LITTLi: OIHL W1IBN
SHU UAItTS IN KltONT OK WW
Little MUi Niuiml llrnnlff, olght
yearn old, wna slightly hurt last
Friday when hit by mi uutomobllo
drlvon by 11. It. Udtck In front of
tho Turner Music score, The Utile
girl ran out from behind a wagon,
not soqIuk Hie " n1' hofon Mr.
Uillck could Rol l'10 cnr "topped one
front whool had passed ovor her
leg. Mr. Udlck npplM tll brakes
about twenty feet from her, hut tho
cnr went, suvernl feet by lt own
piomitnlum. Tho llttlo girl Is not
seriously Injured and will bo ulrlgl't
In a fow days, although sho had a
narrow escape from serious Injury
FRUITLAND BENCH
A large number of tho pntrono of
tho Frultland schools gathered Frl
day at tho High School assembly
room to llston to ft splendid Wash
ington program, two selections from
WeU Krade'nnd High School. The
iiumhors wero unuaually good and
much onjoyod by the paronts.. Pre
ceding tho program a. number of tho
Idaho UnlverHlty Glee Club camo
over and sang nnd plnyod. Tho
crowd was so largo that throe
grndos woro dismissed so that the
tho program waa ovor when two
grados woro dlsmlssod to that tho
othor three could como In. Irult
laiul needs a now high school build
ing and gymnasium.
Mrs. J. I- Leo was opornted upon
Monday morning for appendicitis nt
tho Holy ltosnry Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ulroy havo ro
turnod to nolso nftor visiting sever
al weeks with Mrs. Ulrey's nleco.
Mrs. L. a. Hoqloy and family.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Lewis returnod
Monday from Losttno Oregon where
they went Just after Christmas to
spend tholr honeymoon. Thoy will
bo at homo on tho Jay Lowls ranch
ono mile east of Frultland, Mrs
Lowls Was Miss Mabel Eldredge.
Mr. John Taggo who has boon a
guest nt tho Win. Kauort homo re
turned to his homo In Grand Island,
Nebraska.
N. E. nutchor of Lincoln, Nebras
ka who has beon In the Payette Val
ley for several years Is organizing
tho Frult-growors Exchange. Ho has
taken pvor tho large packing houses
of Denny & Co. at Frultland and
Elffe. He will move his family
hero
Miss Lulu Dayor nnd hor house
owvhee settlers repudiate
STORY OK McNARi RESISTANCE
In a communlcailon to tho Argim
restdontH of the Owyhee dhtrlct fur
nish very dlfforent acconr.t of the
capturo of William McNiuy tliun
that prcsontcd In n Vnlu paper re
cently.
Many of tho people on the Owy
hco tnko exception to the ncvonnt of
tholr nctlon ns outlined In the -iowh
story iioclnrlng thnt tnoy did nil
thnt could bo dono In enll'ne
officials at Vale and alat!tiK
subduing tho tlrliik-crniiod mini.
til"
In
TAKES OFFICE FRIDAY
Wnthlugloii Center of World luler-
et Nations Aunlt Inaiigiirnl
Addri'HH To fiune iMieclgri Pol-
Icy Chump Clark Piibici
At Washington tomorrow Warren
G. Harding ot Ohio mid Calvin Cool
lilga of MnssachtMottH well lie Inaug
urated President mid Vlcu Prcsl
dent of tho United States respective
ly. That this ovent Is of moro than
national Importance la Indicated by
tho fact that tho council of tho
league of nations hna withheld an
nouncement as to Its policy on inun
dates until nftcr tho Inauguration,
bollovtng that In his Inaugural ad
dress Mr. Harding wilt give a clew
as to his foreign policy.
Aside from tho Inaugural, how
over, nnothor event stlrri'l Winning
ton; It wns thu death of Chump
Clark tho venerable statesman from
Missouri whoso death close.i one of
the most picturesque of careers.
For tho past 20 yenra Champ Clmk
has been n national tlguro mid only
nilssod nomination to tho presidency
nt tho Baltimore convention In 1012
through the determined opposition
of William Jennings Ilrynn. For
eight years Mr. Clark was speaker
of tho House mid for 10 year wns
democratic floor loader.
WINNint OK U)OAL CONT1WT
to iu:pii:si;nt local school
Tito girls of tho sixth, Hoventh
nnd eighth grndes will hold n de
clamatory contest nt thu high school
Friday ovoiiIiik, March fourth, ho
ginning nt seven thirty o'clock. Tho
winner or this contest will represent
our grudo school In tho county con
test to bo hold at Vale.
Mlldrod Johnson, "Llttlo Orphan
Annlo"; Lulu Wolls, "Spnclally
Jim"; Paulino Ncnl, "Llttlo Hoy
llluo"; Sybil McDowell. "'What Llt
tlo Girl Says"; Bstot Sngorn, "Mil's
Attic"; Bloanor Wood. "Tho Smack
In School"; l.ultt Hnirtold, "Illddy'e
Trials Among tho Vnnklos"; Hazel
Itutherford, "Durglor mil"; Mar
guorlto lllodor, "Tho Usual Way."
An admission will bo charged to
pay oxponsen of our entry In the
county contost. Tho program will
Include 0 sponkers and music by tho
II. S. Orchestra nud a solo by Miss
lluth Roberts,
Mr, nnd Mrs, John Norwood of
Jnmleson wpro In Ontario Monday.
Mm, Maty E. Wilson of Frultland
la visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kitty
Walker.
Mrs. J. I. Loo of Now Plymouth
underwent nn operation for nppon
(Ileitis ut Holy ltosnry Hospital Mon
day Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Wnlkor mid
children spent Sundny n Pnyotto.
Mr, nnd Mrs, II. C. Hoyor return
ed Monday from n business trip to
Portland and othor coast potntH.
Mrs, C, G. Plunoy returned Tues
day from a fow days visit In llolso
with her daughtor,
Mrs. J. S, Athorton ot uonr Vale
was operated on last weok for ap
pendicitis at Holy Rosary Hospital.
Mrs. A. Jnqulsli and daughtor
Paulino roturnod Thursday from
Portland.
Mr. Cravon, Pres. of P. L. 8. Co.
accompanied hy his wlfo nnd daugh
ter, passed through Ontnrlo Friday
roturntng to Portland from Crane.
guest, Miss Hawl, of Wyoming leave
this weok for nolso to do nursing
stopping off horo from Los Angolos
for n week's visit nt tho Joo IJayor
homo.
Tho Francos Wlllard Union hold
n Silver Tea with Mrs. Gentry Wal
ker last Thursday,
Tho Frultland Amusomont Club
hold n Hox Social Friday night at
Johnson's Hall. About ?C0.00 woro
renllzod.
Warren Huhholl and family hnvo
moved to Frultland from Ontario.
F. M. Goodman wns n Holso visi
tor tho weok ond.
Ed. Williams and son Lowls, Lafo
and Schuyler Itoyston havo gono to
Canada,
Mr. nnd Mrs. B. W. Orovor entor
talned at a Washington party Tues
day to which a numbor of guests
wero Invited nnd enjoyed tholr hos
pitality. Mr. and Mr3. M a. Puchort had
as tholr all day and dlnnor guests
Wednesday of this weok, Mr and
Mrs. W. A. Colwoll, Mrs. Taylor of
Clinton, 111., Mrs. Brocklohurst of
California and Mrs. Nathan Todd of
Payette.
LOCAL PERSONALS
PROPERTY OWNERS RESPONDING
TO GENERAL CLEAN-UP EfEORT
NK1HT MAIIHIIAI. LANDS HO
AI-THIt INTi:iti:STIN(l MOLT
Mght Marshal Jack Gordon Is
wcnrlng n black eye. .Ernest llalloy.
( bo, Is III tho cltv linntlln will.
his countonnnco resembling the bat-tlo-flold
of tho Manic. Thcso arc
tho results of n bnttlo between Cm
offlcor nud thu bo at tho pnssonger
rhpclliiod mi Invitation to spend the
night in tho Jnll Instead of Hloipl'ig
nt the station. Halloy resisted tr
rest mid got In ono blow at the
mnrslml. Later ho agreed to sign
tin armlstlco nnd hold a peace par
loy. Judgo C M. Btcnrim negotlnted
tho pence. Ho handed Hnlley n $13
flno which with tho costs nro holug
pnld by n Jail sentence,
LEGION BOYS AT BIG
SMOKER ENJOY BOUTS
Dltcuss Plant Kor Permanent, Home
Itecclvo Three Honorary Mem
her Inltlnlo Two New Mem
bers And Pop Program.
Two boxing bouts of two rounds
ouch, n wrostllng match, Initiation
HtuntH for two now mombors, coffee,
doughnuts, mid cob pipes, onch and
nil enjoyed by some 30 muiqbora ot
Ontnrlo Post No. G7 of tho Ameri
can Loglon, woro features of tho
Post's regular monthly social sosslon
or smoker which wna hold Monday
evening In tho Boyer building.
But thoso woro not tho only mat
ters which hold tho nttontlon of tho
mon, for during tho business ses
sion which proccded tho stunts, tho
men recolved na honorary mombors
Uncle Dick Iluhorford. nud II. A.
McGregor, veterans of tho G. A. It.
nnd George K. Aiken, editor of the
Argua, ,
Tho honorary members did not
hnvu to undergo tho throes of Initia
tion, hut woro called upon for Im
promptu tnlka. In tholr remarks
each of them thanked tho Legion
for tho honor conferred upon (lied
mid plodged themselves to co-opor-nto
In any way possMilo to further
alms of tho Legion.
Following tho report of tho com
mltteo named to Invest Ignto possi
bilities for securing n pormanent
homo for tho ICglon, which wna
mndo hy Fred Cmiflold; Undo Dick
llulherford dcclnred his willingness
to further tho movomont by subscrib
ing for Htock In n building, iih did
Mr McGregor nnd Mr. Alkon. Thon
It wns doclded to sound out the sen
timent of tho men on such a pro
position nnd nn tho call for a stand
ing voteiuoru tliun 30 members t'e
dared tholr willingness to subscribe
lo tho organization of n compnuy.
Though tho mnttor has been con
sidered by the Legion for soma tlmo
no definite decision has beon mndo
us to the typo of building desired or
needed. That bolng the enso no de
cision na to tho matter of finance
can bo mndo If possible tho Legion
would endeavor to servo tho needs
of tho city ns well us tho Loglou's
needs, If plans cun bo so urrnuged
mid suitable location found.
Following the bus'newi session
Stanley Mllllklu uud Doll Stonor
wero Initiated Into memnershlp and
tho annual cards mid now buttons
woro distributed.
Then followod tho athletic pro
gram which Included two bout
wrostllng match hotweeu Jack Gor
don and Del Stonor; Stonor got tho
first fnll mid then nftor a strenuous
second tustlo forfeited tho second
fnll. Thero was no third bout for
neither wrestlor was anxious for
further oxorclso. Whllo at It, how
ovor, thoy gave tho crowd plonty of
sport.
Tho next number was .a two box
ing contest between II. B. Paul nnd
H. M. Browno which made up In ac
tion what was shy In sclonco. It
was an honest to goodness draw.
Speed nnd persoveronco vs. length
of reach was exhibited In tho box
ing match between W. O. Sullivan
and Jack Gordon. It too wns a
draw.
"Herb Paul won tho honors In n
bllndman'a buff papor fight with
Dwlght Plerco which mado n decided
hit.
Tho legion meets twlco each
mouth, the second and fourth Mon
days. The first meeting of each
IN MOTH BUSINESS AND ItKSI
DENOHDISTUICTS BENEFICIAL
itiHuim ami: noted tho
THEME IS STILL .Mil. II
I'D ME DONt:
NEW ORDINANCE IS PLANNED
Principal Sonne of Complaint Comes
Kroni KeepliiK of Cm 1 1,, nud
Chickens linpi-oK'ily Sewer
Connections Show Increase
Ai Itcstill of Publicity
Thnt tho city council's determina
tion to enforce tho hoalth nnd san
itary ordinance la hnvlng Its ef
fect can bo noted this wook. Sovor
nl of tho most glaring exnmtilcs of
.unsightly piles h.ivo boon removed
nnd others nro being cared for.
Proporty owners took nolo last
weok of tho announcement of the
council's determination nnd without
waiting for further action on tho
part of officials got busy and start
ed to put tholr plu"es In order.
Moore Milken Statement
"Not only will it not bo necessary
for tho city council to roquest mo to
comply with tho he.ilth regulation,
but I will gladly comply with tho
ordors nnd take tho lead In such u
work. If tho city council declare
thnt cattlo and chickens cannot be
kopt In tho city limits, I'll ngreo to
thnt too. If nnyonu can point out
whoro nny of my property ii not
kopt n a first clnss manner I will
glndly sco that It Is," said T II
Mooro, In discussing tho coum.U'8
clean-up campaign nnd tho story In
last weeks Argus concerning same
Tho proporty alluded to In that
story, wns not business property,
but some lota on First street across
from tho old Curler' burns Mr
Mooro declares that th) delay In
clonnlng this piece ot proporty was
duo to tho fact that his team was
busily engaged In hauling dltt from
tho excavation nt tho hotol cornor
and other work, but that ho had or
dered the work dono on tho Sntur
day prior lo thu ordor of the Coun
cil nnd wna nbsont In Holso ovor the
week end or It would hnvo been nt
(ended to.
That ho Is not only not opposed
to a cleaner mid healthier city, hut
Is willing, nud ban taken u lend In
actually doing work of this kind
Mr, Mooro cites the fnct thnt nil of
his buildings nre connected with thu
sowernge systems, all nro equipped
with saultnry flush Tmslns, vont
pipes nnd other modern plumbing
devices,
Playing No Favorites
Mayor W. II. Doollttlo declnros
that the council has dotormtnod that
no favorites will bo played Evory-
ono will bo required to comply with
the law and that tho health com-
mltteo Is to continue urrlvil nt
work
To sen to It that the campaign Is
not to end with n sporadic effort
tho council has Instructed Mnrslml
II. (!. Fnrmor to Inspect tho alloys
of tho city weokly.
Evelyn Gnllaghor who has been
qutto.111 Is roportod Improving
Mrs; Floyd Hngar of Cambridge,
Idaho who Hpont tho wook oud here
visiting her parents, Mr nud Mri L
Adam, roturnod homo Monday
Ivan Onkos wont to Portland
Tuosday on a short huslnota trip
Mr. nud Mrs, J, D. Bllllngsloy ro
turnod Friday from un oxtondod
visit In California.
Mra. Itny Wilson of Pnrmn Maho,
waa nu Ontario visitor Tuesdny
Mrs. Agnes Burnett who has been
very HI ut tho homo ot her sou mul
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. E M Greg,
Is much bottor.
Mrs. II. E, Bills who has been
visiting her paronta, Mr. and M"s
L. Adam, left yoslordoy for her
home, in Portland.
Miss Mnowood Ramsey who hna
boon for tho past two years steno
grapher In the lnw office ot Brnoko
nnd Oallagher returned Sunday from
Salem. Miss Uamsoy loft Tuesdu)
for a fow days visit with her sister,
Mrs. Perry Marshal, of Holso. beforo
going to Bnkor whoro sho hits nc
coptod a position with Attorney Jos
eph Holluer.
A son wns born to Mr mid Mri
Charlos Brunor Monday. Fobrimry
28.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I.oouard Wcoo re
turned Sunday from Snutu Ana Cal
ifornia whoro thoy spout tho wlntor
Rov. Blom wna In Wolser last
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Brown nro
now occupying thj) houso in tho
south part of town whoro Mr. and
Mrs. Perry formerly lived.
Miss Merle Blnghnm eutortuluod
tho Club Sowing CIosh Thursday
ovonlng.
mouth Is for business only nud the
second mooting Is the regular smok
er In tho absence of Commnndor
II. M Brown, vice commander Wll
mor Boyer presided at Monday
night's mooting.
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