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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1921)
THE ONTARIO AliflUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1921. fc 4 ? ? Q jnaCfwnVTSHmltwTrwTETiu4M9Cvr,IS!5!!aBiaB OTWS im$an,advanfa&0 Jm j& A mt VLr W9fUU 1. ft grade for each type of engine in tne -resources experience knowledge equipment of&w Standard Oil Company xfludi combine to mah ZEROLENEan oil of quality cizndaw r&i3F NYSSA HIGH WINS BY 5 fRUITLAND BENCH Ncublll Holds Locals Helpless 1'or Mix Inning 12iti ltoHKinill)to Tor Wills Defeat In Kurly ItltlilIKH STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CAUfORMIA) 'Hot at o MODERN KS5 I CRANKCASE Vgsfir . I CLEANING Wjr . I SERVICE fir MKKIk CAIOL FLUSHING Oil J? iWL zerolene jp Uy n score or C to 4 tho Nyssn High School linBO ball team defeat ed tho Ontario high ball tossern last Friday attcriiooii. It was oiio of tho best exhibitions of tho na tional pastime dished up for tho lo cal fans In many a day. Tho fcaturo of tho gamo was tho pitching of Charllo Nowblll for tho vlBltora during tho first six Innings. During thoso canton ho let tho locals down with ono lono single-, that by Carroll t.occy In tho sixth. Ilowovor lio let down In tho sovonth mid eighth when ho was nicked for flvo inoro hits which resulted In tour runs and all but tied tho scoros. Nyssn hopped oft to a nlco lead mid put tho gatno on lea In tho early frame, getting; two In tho first, ono In tho third and two ill tho fifth. That ended tho Nyssn scoring. All of thoso wcro secured with Jack Sullivan on tho mound for tho locals hut cannot bo charged to Sulllvnn's twirling, for ho was glvon raggod support In pinches. Errors by Mitch Mooro on third and ono by Locoy nt short and tho fact t that ovury Nyssn runner who reach- I oil first was permitted to go to second aided mntorlally ln running up tho total scoro. Tho Nyssn team was nupromoly confldont of winning and played ac cordingly. Thoy demonstrated good sportsmanship In tho ninth when Mitch Mooro connected with ono of Now I) Ill's fast ones for n two bag nor which ho trlod to stretch Into n triple and was beaten to third by I tho ball. Ho was called Hnfo,, tho l most of 11(0 crowd thought ho was out. Tho umpire was In it position whoro ho could not datormlno whothor or not tho basomau taggod tho runner. Anyway, Nyssn playod on just tho same and Nowblll pitch ud himself out of tho hole and took llio gamo with him. flitch Mooro who pitched tho last thrtio Innings for Ontario hold Nys a ante nil tho way mid "was ono of tho tow Ontario men who could connect with Nowbllt's offorlngs. I.ocoy for Ontario got two lilts off Nowblll, Dr. C. M. Tylor and Jock Ilammnn umplrod tho. gamo. A largo numbor of tho Vnlo high I Bcliool students wero preaont, nnd though this will bo hard for somo of 04i r reudora to bollevo, yet It Is truo, thoy rooted for Ontario. The Sign of a Service At First-class Garage and other Dealers Mr. nnd Mm. Harold Leah nnd baby, of Wolsor, vlsltod with Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Gordon Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Swnglor nt tondod "flweothoart Shop" nt DoIbo, Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Maulo of Pay otto wero Sunday guosta of tholr duughter, Mrs. II. 0. Payno. Miss Lnura Whorry who taught ttbo Mallot school this winter loft 'Saturday for hor homo In llolso. Which Paint Costs Less? V f NOTE how the best paint apreads easier and coven more square yards than cheap paint does. Figure in the extra gallons of cheap paint that you niuit buy and the extra cost of appli cation. It means that cheap paint costs just as much as good paint en the house. The best paint then gives five or more yean' protec tion to your property invest ment. Cheap paint on the average, starts cracking in twelve months. 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Tho children of tho Urothern School will give n Mother's Day pro grnm next Sunday morning during tho Sunday fcIiooI hour. Ilev. and Mrs, Austin will close a vory successful Borles of ovntigells tie meetings Tuesday at tho llreth ren church. Seven wont forward Sunday. ltov. nnd Mrs. Kcnopp, of Pay ottc, ontertnlncd to dinner Sundny ltov. nnd Mrs, Austin nnd Mr. nnd MrB. M. J. Dcnl nnd Miss Almn Shnmbcrger. Tho Frultgrowors Assoclnllon of Frultlnnd gnvo this Wodncsday ovonlng n most delightful lunchoon whou their nnnual meeting was held. Information hns bccn rocolvcd that tho 1022 class of tho U. S. Nnval Academy, of which Mr. Clark II. Lowls Is n member, will bo grnduntcd In Doccmbor 1021 In stead of Juno, 1022. Consequently, tho 1022 class will not pnrtlclpnto In tho usual summer crutso which this lenr poos Into European waters I but Instead tho mombors will re main nt Annapolis to finish tho Inst yonr'ri work In tho required tlmo. Communion services will bo hold Frldnv ovonlng nt tho Ilrothron Church nt 7 o'clock. ltov. nnd Mrs, Austin nro visiting nmnng friends In nnd nround Frultlnnd nnd on Sntttrtlay will go to Nampa to conduct a scries of meetings. About .15 attended tho silver tea Thursday afternoon nt tho homo of Mrs William Hnmnn. Delicious Ico cream nnd enko woro sorvod. Kov. Wood of llolso Is hero this wcok looking after tho Ilnptlst church ntfulrs, Monday nvonrng, May 0, In tho high school auditorium nt Frult lnnd will bo hold n fnrm bureau mooting to which nil farmers are urged to nttond, Mr. Itoss, Stnto Sccrotnry, will bo present to dis cuss tho pinna for thn coming year, Mr, I'rcn Mooro, n stnto mnn, will bo hero to tell you whnt was dono nt tho stato mooting to form nn or gnnUntlon njnong poultrymcn, mom bors of tho Fnrm Ittiroau, to mnr kot poultry nnd thoso who nxpnet to hnvo cggH or chicks for tho coming yenr will bo especially In torosted In this mooting for stress will bo Inltl on tho hotter market ing of poultry nnd Its products. Thoro nro many In hero who nro Interested In poultry nnd If you nro you ennnnt nffortl to miss this mooting. Mr. Harry Lewis Is Chairman of I'nyotto County Poul trymcn. Hubert Kutch hns gono to Mod ford, Oregon. 8. K. Conntsor nnd chlldron wont to llolso to koo tho son, Fowlor, who hns been seriously HI In Bt. AI nbonsn'H Hosnltnl. Thoy nro bono ful for bin recovory, though lt Is vory slow. M. M. Hurst Is homo from Jor dan Valloy. Marvin Gardner. N'oblo Poacock nnd Itobort Hnrrls wont to Mldvnlo Sunday nnd helped Mldvnlo win tho ball camo botweon Mhivnio anil Wolsor. 8 to C Next Sunday thoy go to Council to piny for tho Mld vnlo team. Miss Kdlth lllomstrom went to Mldvnlo Sunday to visit with Mrs, Sim Wntklus. A Boml-professlonnl Frultlnnd bnshnll team played Ontario Sun tiny nnd woro defeated by n scoro of 10 to 0, W C. Lnnta haB gono to Itnvennn, Nebraska, nftor n yonr'a visit horo MrH. William Hollenbeck nnd Chnrlos llobnrt woro ln Now Ply mouth Snturdny nnd Sundny visit ing Mrs. J. N. Hill nnd family. Mr. Hollenbeck snant Sundny thoro, Mr. and Mrs Chnrlos Wilton, of Kmmott vlsltod Sunday nt tho II, M. Btownrt nnd C, K. Stownrt homes. Miss Martha Coppock, of Athonn, Oregon, Is tho etiost of hor cousin, Mrs. n. Whenldon. Mrs. Whonldon oxpocts soon hor brother, C L. An- drows of Soattlo, Washington. Mrs. Finch has roturnod to hor homo In Jernmo, nftor n weok's visit with hor Blstor, Mrs. V. C, nich. Mr. nnd Mrs, Kutch entertained to tllnnor Sunday Dr. Cnrdwoll nnd wlfo. Mrs. Charles Akors nnd T. W. Shlrlny, of Culdwoll. and Mrs Itertlo McKolsko, of Ilozomnn, Montnnn. Mr nnd Mrs Oortoti Hunter nro tho parents of n llttlo daughtor, born. Friday, April 20, to whom thoy hnvo given tho name of Emma May. Hon. T. A. Walton, of Caldwoll, w'll give tho commencement ad dress. May 10th. to tho 1021, to the 1021 graduating class. Hov. Herschel SlufnkB will deilvor tho barcalnuroato address to tho graduates on tho night of May 16. Mrs. K. A. I, luck nnd daughton Misses Font and Helen, nnd Miss Ollvo Hunter nnd Mrs. II A. Kin nlsou motored to llolso Saturday, stopping enroute at Nampa to visit Miss Winifred Dossou nt hor school, nnd visit Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Col well and Mr. and Mrs. John Andor son In HoIbo., returning Sunday evening, . Hurry T. I.owla was In llolso Sat urday on Farm Ilurcau work. Mr. nnd Mrs, N. A. Peacock woro In Vale 8unday at tho T. J. Ilros nan homo. Tho Friendship W. O. T. U. will moet Thursday, May 12, with Mrs. Leslie llpoman. A silver tea will bo given for tho benefit of the flower fund About thlrty-flvo from Frultlnnd attonded the party given Saturday night at tho J N. Hill home. A splendid tlmo was had Sandwiches, pickles, coffeo and enko wero served. "There's More Real Satisfaction" says the Good Judge In a little of the Real To bacco Chew, than you ever got out cf the ordinary kind. The good rich taste lasts go long you don't need a frcsli chew nearly as often that's why it costs you less to chew1 this class of tobacco. Any man who uses the Real Tobucco Chew will tell you that. Put up in two styles W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco ' RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco J jaaul -fe. V tx5ri e ftEMEMBERtoask your grocer for Cal umet Baking Powder and be sure that you get it the In dian head on the orange label. Then forget about bake day failures. For you will never have any. Calumet always produces 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 ntrcnoth. Now'Remember- Always Use There 19 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 re-bake. Contains only such ingre dients as have been officially approved by U. S. Pood Authorities, la the product of the largest, most modern end sanitary Daking Pow der Factories In existence. Pound can of Calumet contains full 16 or. Some baking powders come In 12 or. Instead oTlG or. cans, jicture you get n pound when you want It. Calumet Columbia Muffin Racipa 4 cups sifted flour, 4 level tea spoon Calumet Uaklrg Powder, 1 tablespoon su gar, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 cgg 2 cuns of sweet milk. Then mix In the regular way. Last Tuqsday ovonlng about 33 wont from Frultlnnd to Puyutto to nttond tho Pop mooting of the l.'p worth Longuo ilnlly. This was nn unusually good meeting for young pooplo and tho societies each vlud with tho othor as to tho amount of ontnuBiasm thoy could display, Largo delegations of Hmmott and othor surrounding towns made up n largo audlouco. Arraiigomcutu woro, mndo to hold nn Kpworth Loaguo Instltuto nt 'Pnyetto Lakes tho coming summer uud many of our young pooplo aro going to nt tond. Mrs, II, 0. Oardnor, with somo of her Junior pupils presented n much enjoyed program. A largo crowd autoed down from Wolser Sunday evening to attend tho sorvices at tho Ilrothron Church. Harry Ilurnott Is sufforlng from n Bovoro uttnek of Inflammatory rheu matism, nr Vornon Holt, of Pay ette la attondlng him. His mothor Mrs. Mary Ilurnott was callod down from Wolsor to nurso him. Miss Ituth Woaldou will graduato May 24th from tho Deaconess Hos pital nt 8pokuno, Washington. Sho will remain a whllo on duty. K. J. Johnson, ncconipanlod by Virgil Lommon bits gono by nutn to Ilocknwny noacti to resldo per manently. Mrs. Johnson will gn by train. Mr. Johnson Iiuh sold Ills boos i nil rontcd his ranch. ltov, and Mrs. Austin woro guosts Tuesday ovonlng to dinner nt tho Wnlter Oorhnm homo. A big community dinner as held Sunday at tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs Earl Hurt! In Wliltley Ilottom Thirty threo woro pnwont Tho dinner was In honor of thu birthday anniversaries of Mr. Iluril, which wur on 8unday, Mrs. Tom Harris' birthday on Friday and Tom Harris's anniversary on Satudny. Newton Men do has sold his gar ago In Frultland to Ilolund & Mc carty of Caldwoll Mho will nssumo chargo at onco. BULLY CREEK NEWS Miss Itoso Jensen roturncd last weok from Portland, whoro sho hits beon attending school Tho farmers aoout hero aro now busily engaged ln Irrigating nnd re port good prospects of a bumper crop this fall. Miss Derce Dearborn, who has been toachlng tho Dully Creek School during tho past ear, loft Friday, April 20, saw tho closo of the school year horo nnd teacher and pupils colobratod tho occasion by a plcnlo at iho Hod Hocks, whoro all onjoyod thomsclvos Uoforo start ing on tho picnic, tho prizes offared suvoral mouths ago by thu toachor for tho pupils showing tho most Im provement In tholr school work, woro proBontod; Marvin Dlckerson wou tho first prlzo whllo Vera and Darn est Uullowoy shurod tho sec ond prlzo. Tho follago inlto can bo controll ed by llmo-sulphur sprays as appli ed In early soason for other trou bles. Also by sulphur dust. It Is reasonable to nssumo that sulfur in any form that Is safe for tho treo will chock this inlU), which often causes tho leaf to ba tindor-slzod nnd contracted. On pours tho louvos turn lirown and leathery. Tho fol lago later tends to turn back nnd drop, 1k f MA EiH W. lWrrL iTnriiiiiTntiiiaMi i M 20-MU1HEAM BORAX M !&. tauNtavaKrrCHtN M mantiMotkUtomftjitt WTzY HX..LtUiM.. SOGOODTHEYARI GUARANTEE Saturduy for hor homo in Ontario.