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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1921)
esb THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1921 y V WHY ARE MONARCHS BEST? THERE ARE NUMEROUS REASONS The Vitrous Enamel throughout the interior prevents rust. The Mirco Top Finish on a MONARCH Malleable Range banishes stove polish. A Monarch Malleable Range costs the fewest possible dollars per year to own, and it will stay satisfactory. A Monarch Malleable Range saves time and money, work and kitchen worry. Now on sale at the store of McNulty and Co. at lOPer Cent Discount. Do not miss this chance to get the best there is at a reasonable price. McNULTY & CO. ONTAWO, OHEOON FRUITIAND BENCH' As school cloios May 20th tho ac tivities o( tho Fruttlund grades ana IIIrIi School havo boon uutto pro nounced. Last Thursday tho untlro High School vont to Welter and utter ward Journoyod sovon mlloi boyound to tho Hot Bprlngs whoro thoy on Joyed an all day picnic and a sump tuoua spread, Thursday noon tho sixth grado wont to Now Plymouth (or n picnic. Tho sixth grado hoys played tho sixth grado of Now Plymouth, win ning tho gamo 8 to 8, Tho Bocond and third grado students ouch hold their picnic Friday on tho grocn spot of tho school grounds, Tues day of this wook tho two l'rlmary grades celubratod with a picnic. Wodnoaday tho fourth and fifth grndos enjoyod a picnic at the school grounds. Mrs. M. 1 Hullls ontortalnod at her homo Wodnesday aftornoou, tho Ilusy lloo Club. Ono of tho most dollghtful ovonts In school llfo of this wook was tho Junlor-Sonlor Kowplo Banquet, servod at tho Bungalow Monday evonlng. Hov. Horshel Shanks preached tho baccaleaureato sermon Sunday oven jig at tho High School Auditorium and took as his subject "Tho Kind of Men and Women This World Noods," A nunihar of sacred songH by tho aioo Club and n duot by Adolbort Baker and Porn Wllfong woro rondorod. Charlos Hobort llollonbock colo' bratod his sovonth birthday anni versary by Inviting In 26 of his nolghbor boy and girl friends. Thursday ovonlng Miss Uuby Kauffmaii entertained to dlnnor llyron Hang, Claudo Sonsoman and Miss Magglo Eldrldgo. In tho ovon lng tho romalndor of tho monitors of tho Excolslor clnsa of tho Broth- rcn Church woro tnvltod In. Tho party was glvon ns a farowoll to MoDsrs. SoiiRomnn and Haag who loft Sunday ovonlng for Plymouth, Indlunn. Mrs. Mary Ilurnott had as hor guests Sunday attornoon sixteen seniors from tho Wolsor Instltutu. A olvely spread was tondorod tho guests and nil had n happy tlmo. Mr. and Mrs. James Doal had as tholr guests to dlnnor Sunday, Misses lluby Knuffmnn and Magglo Eldrldgo and Mossrs. llyron Hang and Claudo Sonsomau. On Tuesday ovonlng Mlsa Itolno Jonks ontortalnod. tho mombors of tho Excelsior Class. Tho Fldells Class of tho Brethren Cruch were ontortalnod Tuosday ovonlng at tho J. Hostotlor homo. Wcdnosday aftornoou of this weok tho M. K. Ladles Aid mot at tho homo of Mrs. W. A. Colwojl to bid farowoll to Mrs. K. A. Llnck, past president, and hor family who r 4! i . Doubtful Protection Causes Worry You cannot depend upon doubtful protection for your valuables-it causes too much worry to store your securities and other valuable papers at huih ""l""' V You can rent a box in our Safe De-1 posit Vault for ?2.5U ana up per yeai . ifliumxmtfNimri iiu . v i mill fl'CM.DEST BANK IN', j loavo mion for Uolso to tnako tholr homo. 1'Vmlcr Conantsor PnNicn Fowlor n. Conantsor died May 11, 1021, nt St. AlphonstiB Hospital, lloUo, following a mastoid oporatlon and n solgo of pnoumoula. Ho was born October 15, 1002, nt Mangum, Oklahoma, and was ngod 18 yoars, six months and 20 days nt tho tlmo of his tloath. Ho loaves his par onts, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Conantsor, tlireo brothora and flvo alstorB. 8. A. D. Fardunn will loavo soon for an oxtondod trip In tho mlddlo statos. Ho will visit a sister whom ho hag not soon for thlrty-olght yoars. Mr. and Mrs. D, L. Ingard nnd Mrs. A Cox woro In Uolso Saturday. Mr. Ingard spoko for Puyotto Coun ty boforo tho Utilities Commission at Its hoarlng for tho reduction of railroad ratos as It rolatos to tho shipping of Tayotto County pro ducts. Word has coma that Elmor Orolp, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Orlop, who rocontly wont to Annapolis, has passod tho examinations for en trance to tho Annapolis Acadomy. Ho Is a graduato of tho Frultland High School. 11. T. Lowls and Mrs. Lowls and aionn havo roturnod from Bolso whero Mr. Lowls attonded a state Farm Uuroau mooting. Mrs. Lowls and sou vtsltod Mrs. Ernest Alsop, n sister. HEAVY RAIN AND HAIL DAMAGE SOME CROPS Whllo Stockmen Jojful Over Italn Which Haven Gran On HIIIh Alfalfa Handlers and Grain Men lVcl Injured To Slight UoKroo Tho old saying; "It Is an 111 wind that blows nobody good," was Illus trated Sunday afternoon in Malheur County when the storm which cen tered about Ontario and reached up Into Willow Creek and north to Wolsor was accompanied by a heavy fall of rain and hall. Whllo tho stockmen woro highly gratified at tho rain which saved tho grass on tho hill sides that was rapidly turning brown, the ranchers in tho lower valley In soma Instances suffored material losses; particular ly on Dead Ox Flat. Over on tho flat tho hall was ox tromely heavy and drlvon by tho high wind pelted tho fields in a most determined manner, Tho ten acre corn field of Mr. Tomlln was ruined, the young corn Just a few Incjies above tho ground was cut to pieces and will havo to be reseeded. Likewise the alfalfa fields of many of tho ranchers were injured and tho crop which In a few weekB would have been ready for tho mowers was ruined, Jus( how great this damage will bo Is not known for only portions of tho flat were so affocted. FORMER ARMY SURGEON LOCATES OFFICE HERE Mnjor J. O. Hnrtlctt OjKins Offlco In Wilson lluldliiK - U Nutho Hon of Hume) Was Cited In Firm 1 tilt do of A. K. F. Mnjor J. A. Bnrtlott, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bartlett of thla city has oponod offices In tho Wilson building In tho sulto formerly oc cupied by tho Eastern Oregon Land Company, nnd will practtco his pro fession of modlclno and surgory horo. Major Bartlett mndo this decision aftor investigating tho prospects of dovelopmont In many cities and towns In this section and determin ed that in his Judgment Ontario's futuro possibilities for growth and dovolopment is Burpaasod by nonu. Dr. Bartlett Is not a strangor In this section, for ho Is a natlvo son of DrowBoy, Oregon nnd oxcopt for tho tlmo ho Bpont In collcgo and post graduato Btudy and In Franco with tho A. E. F. ho tins lived all his llfo In Eastorn Oregon or South ern Idaho. Dr. Bartlett Is an nlumnus of tho University of Oregon collcgo of modlclno having graduated with tho class of 1010, Ho did his Intorno work at tho Saloni City Hospital and thon practlcod modlclno nnd surgory in Southern Idaho until wnr was declared In 1017. Immediately upon tho declaration of wnr ho otferod Ills servlco and was asslgnod to tho Flold Hospital nt Camp Funston, Kansas with tho rank of First Lloutonant, from which ho wnB promoted to captaincy nnd placed in chargo of tho unit, with which ho later wont to Franco. Dr. Bartlett was ono of tho first Amorlcan surgeons to bo cltod In ordors following a bnttlo for In tho battlo of tho Marno ho saw action and was raised to tho rank of Ma jor and placed In chargo of n field hospital. Ho was in Franco for 18 months nnd roturnod to Amorlca In tho fall of 1010 when ho loft tho norvlco. After leaving tho servlco ho spont a yonr and a halt In Now York taking Bpoclal post graduato work In tho Now York I'ost Oraduato School & Hospitals, during which ho majored In surgery nnd general modlclno. Slnco tho completion of his post graduato work ho has boon looking about for n location and finally settled upon Ontario as tho placo ho dcslrod to mako his por mnnont homo. Dr. Bartlett Is n brother of Mrs. Thomas Arnold of this city nnd also of Dr. Carl Bart eott of Baker, formerly of Vnlo. PAYETTE STARS GUESTS OF LOCAL CHAPTER Highly Idaho Member Alt mil Hrn- ttlon Hpi-o l)iKm Tvnm Pre- scntM Floral Ccroimmj Ilmuiuct Hmed At tholr regular mooting Thurs day ovonlng, May tho twolfth, Star Chaptor, .No. 09, O. E. 8., had as tholr guosts, about eighty mombors of Lorraine Chnptor of Pnyotto, Idaho. Aftor tho conferring of degrcos upon Poto DuFord, tho officers of Star Chaptor oxcmpllflod tho beau tiful and Improsslvo floral ceremony. Star Chaptor Is vory fortuuato in having ono of its mombors, a grand offlcor of tho stato, Mrs. Mlunlo O. Lotion, Assoclato Grand Matron of Oregon, who so ably assisted in tho training and preparation for tho drill work. Tho vocal duot by Mrs. J. W. Mc culloch and Mrs, A. E, Brocouht was well rondorod and addod great ly to tho lmprosslvoness of tho coro raony. At tho closo of tho mooting a do llclous banquet was served uuder tho direction of Mrs. A. L. Cock- rum. Tho hall was tastotully do corated with tlowors and tho chap ter eolorB. THAW SCHEDULE West Bound No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 17 Passengor 6 Mall 19 Passenger 23 Passengor 85 Passenger (Pony 3:47 A.M. Dally 6:20 P.M. Dally 4:30 P.M. Dally 2:01 P.M. Dally 0:33 A.M. Dally East Bound 18 Passenger 1:10 A.M. Dally 86 Passenger (Pony) 7:60 A.M. Dally 4 Passenger 9:33 A. M. Dally 6 Mall 2:20 P.M. Dally 24 Passenger 4:30 P.M. Dally Oregon Eastern Branch West Bound 371 Mixed Vale-Crane Departs 10:00 A. M. Dally Ex. Sunday 373 Mixed Vale-Brogan Departs 12:30 P. M, Daily Ex. Sunday 193 Passengor Vale Departs 10:30 A.M. Sunday Only East Bound 372 Mixed from Crauo Arrive 2:60 P. M. Daily Ex. Sunday 374 Mixed from Brogan Arrive 4;60 P. M. Daily Ex. Sunday 194 Passengor from Vole 3:06 P.M. Sunday Only Economies that pay back the price of your t Electric Range A Saving of Heat Tho current is on only when you are using the heat. A Saving of Utensils No smoky scum to scour off No scorched rim to be scraped out. A Saving of Furnishings With up coal dust, soot, smoke and ashes set loose in the air, your curtains, pictures and furnishings will keep clemi much longer. A Saving of Foods The shrinkage of foods, particularly of meats, is practically eliminated when you cook electrically. A Saving of Money You may havo an Electric Range for $10 down and pay the balance in twelve monthly payments Electric Shop Idaho Power Co. FOIl SALE Jersey bull calf. Oolden Olow Chief. Registered from high class stock. For quick sale phono or see C. E. Dibble, Payette. Phono 9W Your Building Opportunity Building costs are away down, and every im provement is a good investment now. Time waits on no one- next year will bo too late to build for this summer's .comfort .and profit. Lumber prices are from 20 por cent to 40 .per cent less than a year ago and all building mater ials are down correspondingly. At the same time Boise Payette service remains at the same high standard. Plans Make it Easy Boise Fayotto plans and sketches and our sales manager's pencil make it easy for you to choose and build the kind of improvement .you .will most enjoy. Ask the sales manager for estimates of the cost Boise Payette Lumber Company Geo. McLain Sales Manager, Ontario Yard When in Ontario EAT AT Sfafers Prices Reasonable mi Try Our ICE CREAM and CONFECTIONERY mil FOR RENT Furnished rooms Also 1 apartment. 1 Mock north of Mooro Hotol. Mrs S. E. Morgan. 24-27 p Furnlshod houso for rout. II. W. Jones. 24, FOR 8ALS or TIUDB Bulck Six. Call at Ford Oarage. tf. TiiT-