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THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1921. , ItlWKIIKNDUM ON 11V13 STATU MHAHUUKS NKAIt (Continued Krom I'aen Onni npp ob iiH Interest and tho Imlnnco npplles In pnyniant of tho principal. Tills method will roptiy Intoroat mid prlnclpnl ontlroly In twenty-olRht ynnrs, nlthouRli tho volernn nmy pny tip his delit If ho doslron." Itolntlvo to tho lioniiH tho nrcu I inoitt Bnya: ! "Application for tho boniiB must lio mndo within ono yonr from tho j (into tho net boenmo offoctlvo. Tho first sixty dttyB of Bcrvlco nro oxclud- f oil from tho tlmo for which u bonus j may bo paid, ns It Is coiiBldorcd that tho government bonus of G0 , paid nt tho tlmo of discharge covers the first sixty days of Borvlco. , Itolntlvo to tho boniiB, tho nrsu- inont oxplnltiB that "tho bonus per iod IB OXtomlml In Nnvnmlmr 1 1 inin . .. V"'. "V -'I i, ono year artor HlgniiiR tlio nr mlBtlro, bocaUBo It was many months nflor tho ending of nctual hostilities boforo tho men overseas could bo roturnod to tho United Btatos, nnd It wns considered to bo fair to In- ; cludo tho tlmo served by each man tip to tho dato of his actual discharge In tho period for which ho rocolvo the lionun paymont." ' Women An Included This moasuro applies olthor to innlcH or females who served at least Mlxty dnyB. Conscientious objectors Iltlfl lllflHn wlln unrv.ut ut.lv nu ntii. donts In training entries aro barred. Third of tho trio of proposed con stitutional amendments Is that em powering tho governor to veto tho omorgoncy clnuso. When tho omurgoncy clnuso Is nt- inrnuii 10 logisiauvo net two pur poses wero served, l'lrst, thu bill bo comes offeetlvo as a law as soon ns It Is signed by tho govornor, whllo new noi nnving ino emergency rlnuso nro not offoctlvo for nlnetx days, Hccond, tho uso of tho emer gency clause provents tho Invoking of tho referendum against tho mcas tiro. Charges often havo boon mado that tho prlvllcgo of using tho em ergency clauso has been nbusud to forestall tho reforoudum. As tho omergoncy clauso now serves n dou ble purposo, It may bo saldal so that tho proposed nmcndmonl will servo n dotihlo purposo. It will prevent tho clnuso being used merely to halt tho referendum, nnd It wilt provont tho governor using tho clauso ns n pretext for vetoing an ontlro bill. Ktninlmitloii Itripilrrd Tho object of tho marriage 'exam ination nnd llccnso bill In to stop tho propagation of fooblo minded persons, or thoso otherwise likely to A suffer by Inhorltnnco. It provides that both malo and fomalo appli cants for mnrrlago llconses Bhnll submit to examination by compotcnt physlclnnB to nscortnln If they aro umictcu wuii contagious or com munlcnhlu vonorenl -dlscaso or whothor they aro normnl mentally. If both or olthor fall to pasB tho examination tho mensuro would pro mote tiioir mnrrlngo unless ono or both woro Rlorlllzed, It either should feel tho Judgment unjust provision Is mndo for appeal from tho county clork'B refusal to Issue a license to tho county court, which would cniiso nn axamlnntlon of tho complaining porson to bo mndo by tnrca competent physicians solect od by tho court. Tholr Judgment would bo flnnl. Tho women Jurors bill Is n. ro vlslon of tho Jury Inw providing that wonion nro qualified to sit ns Jurors. Further provision Is mado, howover, that tho duty shall bo op tional with tho womnn. The nmoud inent chnngos tho word "malo" to "porsons," whorovcr tho mothod of calling Jurors Is set forth. It la pro vided tbnt In criminal actions In which a minor under 18 yearn old Is Involved, whothor iib defendant or as complaining witness, nt least half tho purors shall bo wonion. XOTICK TO CltniHTOItH Notice Is hereby given that tho undorslgned, has been duly appoint ed by tho County Court of Malheur County, Oregon, Administrator of tho Kstnto of Logan Uarclay, do censed; nny nnd nil creditors hav ing claims against said Kstato, nro horohy notified to prcsont said claims within six months of tho first publication of this Notice to tho undersigned Administrator, nt his placo of business In tho Wilson Ilulldliin, Ontario, Oregon, duly verified as by law ronulrod. It. W. 8WACH,KIl, Administrator. Dato of Tlrst Publication, May Gth, 1021. Dato of I.nst Publication, Juno 2nd, 1921. TO RUN LOCAL BALL TEAM Ki-ed J. Cleiuo Nun led .Manager; It. 1 1. Jenkins, O. M. Cnstlciiiiin nnd O. M. Tjler, Members of HomtJ; Ijirue Itbirknby Kecrelnry- Trciisiuer. UXITi:i I'ltlvHIIYTKllIAN CllUItCII (W. V. Cochran, PnBtor) 10:00 Ulblo School. Lesson on "Itccrontlon." 11:00 Worship, Mother's Day Sermon fitting to tho occasion, 7:00 Young People's Socloty. Sub ject: "Living Closo to Christ." 8:00, Worship. Kred J. Clomo was namod tnnn agor of tho Ontario base ball team which will represent this city In tho Icaguo composod of Nnmpa, Cald well, Kmmett nnd Ontario, nt a meeting of bnsoball enthusiasts which was held nt tho City Hall on Monday evening. With Mr. Clurno ns directors tho following woro named: O. M. Custlo man, It, L. Jenkins and Dr. U. M. Tylor. Larue Ulackaby was named secrotary-treasuror. Tho mooting was called Immedi ately upon tho roturn of Dr. Tylor from tho mooting held Saturday evening nt Nampu whoro Ontario mado n bid to enter tho league and agreed to play out tho schedulo with n team mado up of home town boys. Originally it was tho plan of tho Ilolso fans to havo n team in tho lenguo but liolso did not got Its funds together In tlmo to nssuro that city of a team nnd was not roprcsonted nt tho incoming. Hlnco then UoIbo men havo become nctlvo and aro. endeavoring to havo two toauiB added to tho league so that they enn secure n north In tho ng gregatlon. Tho Icaguo wilt piny a schedulo of sovon games in each town, start ing tho coming Sunday. Ontario will open Jho season with n gamo bore ngnlnst tho Kmmett crow. Tho local management has Issued 100 season tickets which will cost tho purchasers Just 3.G0 for tho ontlro sovon .games. Tho war tax will bo taken from this sum, whllo admission to the Individual games wltl bo COe plus tho war tax. A campaign Is to bo conducted to soil tho 100 season tlckots and thus In auro a start for a succosstul season. MKT1IODI8T CIIUHCII POH BALK i room plastorod house. P. O. llox 417. Sunday Sorvlccs 10 A. M. Sunday School. 11 A, M. Mother's Day Service. 8 P. M. Ilaccalauronto Servlcos nt thu IluptUt Church. ASSISTANT STATU LKADKIt TO VISIT (Jlltl, CLUIM ok- oounti- MIbs Helen Cowglll, Assistant Stnto Club Leader Is going to spend from Mny 4 to Mny 10 Inclusive In Malheur County visiting tho girls clubs. Tho mombors of tho Sowing nnd Cooking Clubs nro looking for ward with n great deal of pleaBuro to MIbs Cowglll's visit. It Is hopod tbnt ns many of tho parents ns pos slblo will bo present nt these meet ings. Miss Cowglll is bringing with hor work dono by girls In tho vnrlous partB of tho Stnto, This will give each girl n chnnco to seo exactly how tho work Is to bo dono, and will no doubt nld them materially In completing their own Icsboiis. Tho baking lesson will bo demon- strutod for tho cooking clubs, nnd If tlmo permits other work will ho tnkcn up. WK 1IK YOUIl PAItnON AHi: I'ltOUD OK THIS nuTWi: MnTKIt OHKOON STATU KAItM IIUUUAU PltKSIDUNT HPUAKB Geo, A. Mansfield, president of tho Oregon Stnto farm bureau fed eration nrrlvcd In tho county Wed nesday morning to deliver n sorlcs of speeches In tho farm bureau communities of tho county. Mr. Mnnsfleld Is ono of tho biggest men In the country, being nn Intonso student of farming1 nnd economic conditions. Ho Is a Bpcnker of great force, nnd will give thoso porsons who enjoy hearing n good speech, n treat such as rarely comes to tho county. Ho will deal particularly with marketing, taxation and othor economic, problems In relntton to ngrlculturo and tho work of tho farm bureau, through Its county, Btato nnd national units In working to correct conditions that aro of great Importnnco to all who nro do- pendent directly or indirectly upon ngrlculturo. Tho schedulo for theso speeches Is, Wcdnosday avonlng, Ontario city hall; Thursday, 2:00 P. M. Adrian park; Thursday, 7:30 P. M Nysna; Friday evening, Vnlo com mercial club; Saturday, 2:00 P. M Oregon Slopo, Park school; Saturday evening, Cairo grnngo hnll; Sunday, Ilrogan ball, 1:30 P. M. Somotlmcs, along with tho brick bats that aro aimed at n county odltor nnd wo got our ohnro, per haps, thero comes bouquet tbnt en courages ono to go on nnd bear llfo'u IUb with a smile. Though tho Argus has not bcon In tho habit of printing laudatory messages, mny wo vlolnto that rulo and reproduce tho following? "Ontario Argus, Ontario, Oregon, Gcntlomen: Inclosod plenso find our check for $2.00. Your paper Is tho first country nowspnpor I hnvo ever had tho pleasure of reading which scorns to ho ablo to grasp tho farmer's sit uation In tho proper wny. Your articles on the Farm Ilurcnu and other Improvements that nro good for tho community nro Btirely worth reading. Very truly yours, Farmers' Co-oporatlvo Croamory, J. It. Ilrown, Managor." ONTARIO RIFLE CLUB HAS PERFECTED ORGANIZATION Purposo of Club to Teach Civilians Uso of Army Hlfle Arms nnd Amtmlllon to Come Prom d'oi eminent Arsenals. KAItM nUHHAU KILKH COUNTUIt-PirriTION HAPTIST CIIUHCII Illblo School, 10:00. Mothor's Day Servlco, 11:00. Junior 1. Y. P. U. 7:00. Sonlor II. Y. P. U., 7:00. Illblo Study Class, 7:00. Union Sorvlce, Unccnlauroato nor mon 8:00. Prnyer Servlco, Wed. 8:00. V. V. Hlckox, president of tho Malheur county farm bureau was boforo tho county court on Wcdnos day to fllo n counter-petition In con nection with tho recent nttnek mado on tho county ngent nnd farm bu reau servlco. This countor-potltlon was circulated by order of tho farm bureau oxocutlvo commlttco nnd was signed bv several hundred of tho mott progressiva farmers and busi nessmen of tho county. A consldor ablo numbor of tho persons who signed tho potltlon nBklng tho court to discontinue tho work nlso signed tho farm bureau potltlon after hav ing tho purposo nnd results of tho work oxplnlnod to them. Practic ally ovoryono who hnd taken tho troublo to mako himself familiar with tho work Is fnvorablo to it and want to seo tho farm bureau go ahead with Its program for tho bottormont of farming conditions In tho county. WANTED To buy a child's sec ond hand whlto Iron bedstead. Must bo In good condition nnd reasonable Phono CG-J, Soloct your lint from an nbsoluto ly now stock nt salo prlcos, Morris Millinery nnd Novelty Shop. LOST Whlto fomalo ColHo-Spltz. Yollow oars nnd bobbed tall. City IIcoiibo tng No. 13. $10.00 roward. Wnltor Uramso, city. 22-23 p. Ontario, perhaps, has ns many different organizations ns any town of Its slzo ln this section tho aggre gation running nil tho wny from plnochla to rlflo clubs. Tho last named activity 1b represented by tho Ontnrlo Ultlo Club of which tho fol lowing nro tho efficers: Paul Van Potton, president; Jnck Dlllard, vice president; Jack llammnn, sec retary; Frank Stowcll, troasuror nnd Qoorgo Itolhscn, executive of ficer. Tho club which was formod dur ing March Immediately mado appli cation for membership ln tho Na tional Itlflo Association nnd wan ac cepted. Ity tho torms of this mem bership tho club mombers aro fur nished rifles nnd nmmunltlon from tho government arsenals under the usual restrictions and gunrantcos. A supply of thoso with tho uooessary targets aro awaited boforo actlro work on tho part of tho inombors Is started. Momborshlp In tho club Is open to nnyono Interested who mny obtnln membership by enrolling with the secrotary, Jnck Hamann. Tho purposo of tho club, which Is Hint of tho National Rlflo associa tion is to acquaint civilians with tho uso of tho army rlflo anil to perfect tho marksmanship ot tho mombors undor conditions laid down In tho regulations. Diversification In farming is an Im portant fnctor In tho net returns of n farm. Analysis of 1G0 dairy farms In tho dairy soctlou nround Portland rhov.'s that thoy did not mako tholr exponscs In tho Inst yonr Tho snmo la truo of tho nlfnlfa section In tho Irrigat ed district ln Malheur county only to n greator extent. This Indicates thnt the greator tho d'vorslty tho greator will tho not roturns bo pro bably for In thn rn"o of tho dairy farm tho furmora rnUod feed and fed It to tho stock, whllo In tho cam of tho alfalfa farms thoy only rais ed tho hay nnd ns a consoquenco thoy lost most heavily. DIck Stovor has boon III for tho past fow dnys nnd unnblo to bo on duty nt Itador'a - Y;J'ds.: 'ill Ma 'Ifi'X We are showing a splendid line .of FIBRE and REED FURNITURE, in UPHOLSTERED and UNUPHOL STERED ROCKERS and CHAIRS, CHAISE LOUNGES, TABLES and FERNERIES, and are making some very attractive prices on same. We can re-upholster or refinish your old Fibre or Reed goods. JhefaYjefifem ONTARIO FURNITURE CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS tt t nnmnnonM LICENSED II. L. PETERSON. EMBALMER ITIKr fH amWITimrTH ir-T i'-"!-''''- RUGS have taken a great big drop. We have marked ours down 30 to 45 THESE prices will interest yon, and arejguaranteed against decline until November. We are mak ing a special of 8-0x11-8 Matting Rugs - - - 4J.45 6-0x9-0 Grass Rugs - - - $J.J FLORENCE OIL COOK STOVES More Heat Less Care Meals on Time The Florence cooks, bakes and roast evenly and thoroughly. No nshes, no smoke, no troublesome dampers. Let us show you what nn intensely hot, blue flame its powerful burners give. Handy levers control the heat perfectly. Kerosene supply 3s always In sight In the glass bull's-eye of the tank. The baker's arch of the Florence Portable Oven assures even baking, tempting pastries, nnd well-browned roasts. A" "1 I ' IpEj I' y 1 J We have made arrange ments with . the Ice Man, and will pay your ICE BILL for May ond all Re frigerators sold before the fifteenth of the month. BBBbm!?BHBBBBBBBS1Bu iBSSSSSSSSSSSSBBl lbttJl MIC U PA AEROLUX NO-WHIP Porch Shades add more room and comfort to the home. ).SrTV We have a full stock of H BfTBitHWta H'SHADES all sizes. We have three good Bridge-Beach and Penin sular Ranges we are clos ing out; also several good second hand ranges. Come in and look tliem over LINOLEUMS Good selection in all qualities. Inlaids $1.50 to $2.60 Prints 65c to $1.45 We can furnish you with anything you need in the baby carriage line. Or if you wish your old carriage re-upholstered and re-finished, bring it in. Way Sagless and Non-Sag Guaranteed Springs Priced as low as $10.00