THE ONTARIO ARCUS, ONTARIO, OREOON, THURSDAY, .TUNE 30, 1921 ullir GDntano Arrjua County Official Paper An Independent Newspaper Published Thursdays at Ontario, Oregon, and ontorod at tho Ontario post offlco for distribution as 2nd claBs lnattor, 0. K. Alkon, Managing Editor SUBSCRIPTION Ono Yoar, 2.00 HOH'H HATTINd AVKRAOE Habo Ituth Is not tho only Amer ican that Is hitting thu hall theso clnys. Whllo ttio mighty Bubo with hln big bludgeon Is drawing down a bigger salnry mid rocolvlng moro popular plaudits that somo of his follow citizens who nro ongaged In tho battlCH of tho day, stilt all tho honors nro not duo tho diamond Jioro. Thoro should ho n llttlf tlmo, and a little thought glvon to xomo who though they labor In tho less conspicuous field of politics and government aro figuratively speak ing, "hitting the ball." Among thoHo who may thus be classed wo would clto Hob Btnntlcld Who has forsaken tho shuop game for sonato, and who so fur at least has maintained a pretty good bat ting avarago. To date Hob's record rendu, two hits and a fan out. Hob's falluro to hit In tho last tlmo up Is a doubtful matter. an umpire's doclslon as It woro. We do not know whether or not wo ngroo with tho umpire for wo do not know whether or not tho pack ers control bill against which Hob spoko had tho merit which Its pro ponents ollrgo for It. Tho rocord of tho various governmental regula tion commissions for tho past few yoar has not boon so brilliant or so full of fulfillment of Implied promlso as to merit tho belief that tho proppsed packor control bill would accomplish tho objects which tho pooplo want. Thoro Is no doubt but that the public would Ilka to sco tho rapacity bf tho packors curbod--but how to accomplish that without wrecking Is qulta another qipitlon. Anyway, ovon though tho umpire would call Hob out on that spcach -which Is doubtful doclslon still his good work In Rotting tho fifty mjlllon cattlo loiin pool startod his success In getting tho wool tariff at 25 cants por pound on h cleaned wool basis nro such solid swats for tho bettarmont of Oregon that thoy tuko'oft any curso that might attach to tho packor speech. TIME TO (JET HACK TO EARTH Unless tho United Statos Is to bocomo an asylum for tho Incubat ing of troubles with all tho nations of tho world It is time that tho American pooplo, no mattor what their paroutago muy havo boon con rino tholr activity to American af (aim and lot othor nations alono. t Is a dlsgraca to think that an Amorlcan Admiral should require a body guard to meet him on tho pier In an Amorlcan city because ho hap pened to discuss an uiiAmorlcan sub ject In a foreign land. MAKINO THU 1IK.NH PAY When tho Mulhour county poultry raisers learnod that they had beon receiving an nvorago of 10 cents por dozen loss for their eggs than tho Willamette Valley poultry men havo been rocolvlng one would naturally think that thoy would Immediately proceed to remedy tho condition. Tho poultry men havo no reason to complain of local inorchantH buy ing tholr eggs for tho figures that havo prevailed. Tho local market did not Justify any other price. Thoro was a surplus for tho local market and It wus but good busi ness for tho local merchants to be guided by the local market condi tions. Thoy would not havo beon good business men hud thoy not done Just what thoy did do. Hut llkowlso It follows that the local pouUrymon woro not good buslnoss men or thoy would have changed tho conditions. Thoy havo In tholr nowor tho same ability and tho same opportunities which tho Willamette vnlloy and Washington poultrymen possess. Thoy can organlxo They can ship tholr surplus eggs to tho New York r MiwiMiiriiiminmfr"',,'m'''!ff ANNOUNCEMKNT doctor, j. o. woonwAnn, OCULIST, WOODWARD DUILDINQ. PAYETTE, IDAHO desires to announce that he will bo at bis office overy af ternoon for tho purpose of FIT TINQ OLASSE8. Arrangements may be made for ovonlng ap pointments. Eyes villi bo ex amined FREE OP CIIAItaE. Office equipment Includes every modern Instrument. FIT and SATISFACTION guaranteed. market Just as woli as can the Wll- lametlo valley mon. They can but they don't. That Is tho enl.'o difference. That spells tho differ ence botweon success and falluro In tho poultry business hero. Of course there are othor ele ments. Tho local poultry men as a wholo havo not produced as good eggs, nor havo they standardized tholr nroduct and seen that they pre sented only good clean eggs for tho local market. Tho local donl ors havo had to tako chances, and tnklng those chances woro entitled Jto tho differences In prlco. When tho onllro question 01 poul try raising In this section Is con cerned It Is a matter of business and It will bo good business on tho part of tho poultry men to organize and got advontogo of the markotlng or ganization of tho Pnclflc Poultry as sociation. Tii)lor-HnliilioMcr A woddliiK of wide Interest, and of special Interest to citizens of Payette County wob that of Miss Velina Klgle Spalnhowor, only ifaughtor of Mrs. Fairy Spalnhowor, Frultland, and Mr. Tornii moron Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. It Taylor nowrof dnston, Oregon, form er residents of Frultland and Itos well. Hoth families aro wldoly known and bccatiso of tholr prom Inonco tho Interest of last week cen tered around tho event wiiicn occur rod nt four o'clock Sunday afternoon Juno 20th on tho spacious lawn of tho beautiful homo of tho bride's mother on Frultland Avenue. Promptly at four o'clock tho brldo s younger nrotnor, virgii, sung "Oh Promlso mo" witn Mrs, n, w Madsen accompanying nt tho piano Mrs. Madson then played Mondols- solin's wedding march Llttlo Lois Lackey and Fairy Duoll with white and pink ribbons rormca mo pam way of tho bride, whllo Misses Floy Lackor and Amollo Hanson sprlnklod roso potnls before Miss Kathorlno Madseii tho bridesmaid and tho bride who camo on tho arm of her mother who gavo her nway to the groom at tho foot of tho porth stops Tho groomsman was accompanyed by tho older brother of tho brldo, Mr Floyd Spalnhowor. Tho brldo was charming in her gown of chnrmouso satin with pearl trimmings, wearing n houutlful long veil of silk net and carrying n showor bouquet of white roses. Tho beautiful English ring core moiiy was rend by llov. Ford M Hiirtch. pastor of tho Haptlst Church New Plymouth, formerly of tho Frultland church. Tho out-of-town guests woru tho grandparents of tho groom, Mr. mid Mrs. It. II. Taylor of Iloswoll, Itev. and Mrs Hiirtch and Mr. and Mrs. M. Folthousc. of Now Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Wood, Mr and Mrs. I.. W. Hpauldlng. Mrs. It. a. Wilson and daughters Martha and Eva, Mr. and Mrs. Dort Fltrh, of Payette, Mr and Mrs. Frank Gnlyun and Mr. Wumstud, of Parma, Miss Honrlottu Wamstnd of Tracey, Mlnnosotn, Mr. and Mm McNulty and daughter, Mix Ethel, Mr. and Mm W. I.. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Mcleod, Messrs M. E. Huff and II. E. Douglas, nil of Ontario, Mr. unci Mrs. Churlos Whltsell and son Carl, of Emmott. Tho young couplo loft Tuosday for an extended honeymoon trip to Yel lowstone Park and throughout Wy oming. Hhowcr For llililo Friday ufteruoon ono of tho vory prettiest of the showors given for tho brldo of Sunday, Miss Volma Spalnhowor, was that of the linen shower ut tho homo of Miss lona Johnson when her fourteen pupils of tho Prothoan Class of which she was teacher, surprised hor After a progrum and u social tlmo, with Miss Spuluhowor seuted In tho cen ter of tho floor, two Ilttlo misses brought In tho linen gifts asking the brldo to luiuio each and tho purpose before unwrapping. llouil Election Postponed Tho speclul bond election called for the purpose of bonding tho Frult-J luud school district for Ho.OQO, which was to havo been held last Tuosday was called oft because of tho new law requiring spoclul elec tion notices to be posted 21 days Instead of ten days, us tho notices had been posted. Tho election will bo hold about a month later Monday night Mrs. Ames Jnvltod In 20 guests to a prettily uppolutod party honoring Miss Nadlno Amlck on hur fourteenth birthday. Tho guetts played games on tho lawn made ready for tho purpose aftor which ico cream and cuko woro serv ed. Friday evening one of tho very de lightful social affairs was given at tho James Deal home when the Fidelia Class of the Hrethern Church ontertulned the members of tho Ex colslor Class and their friends. There were 100 guests presout to enjoy tho hospitality of tho homo Games wero played on tho lawn which hud been lighted by Japanese lanterns and electric lights for the occasion. A program wus reudored and dollclous eats were served und a most royal good time was had Sunday 25 guests' of tho Excelsior Clusa of the Urothern Church motor ed to Boise Valley to attend v the special meetings bolitg hold there by Ujv and Mrs. Austin. Friday evening Mr- Dolford His hop wus hostess to a birthday party when ho entertained on the luwn at tho Ulshop home eighteen young men and wometi who came to help him colobrate his flfteonth anniver sary. A splendid time was had by the young pooplo and the mother served dollclous Ico cream, cake and strawborrles. . . Monday afternoon Hazel Bossen InvlUd In ten girls to help her cole brute, her thirteenth birthday anni KINGMAN KOLOnTT" versary. Tho mother sorved tho happy youngsters cako and croam. Mr. ana Airs. ii. it. jiushcu anu Mary Mrs. W. J. Kussell and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Itussell returned Sunday evening rrom tneir trip to Yollowslono Park. Mr. and Mrs. Itussell will leave tho last of tho week for their homo In Modesto, California, by auto, accompanied by Mrs. E. E. Huntor. Tho Ladles Aid of tho M. K. rhiirnh will mnnt this Thursday at tho homo of Mrs. Charles Coon. mfen Wnnma Wlltnnl W. ( T. V. meets this Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John Jlliinoiiart. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hurd woro euosIs Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walker. Mr. Hubort Kutcli ana uriuo woro In Holso Sunday and Monday. Sunday llov. Horshol Shank, A. 1). Eldrcdgo and daughter, Magglo Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Uockwlth, H. A. Kauffman, Allien ftiouior moiorou in Turin VnWm In nttnnd tho Ureth- ron District Conforonco. Hov. and Mrs. AVstln Joined tho party in i mo Holso Valley and accomponlod them, J. C. Hurkard, undo of M. Pu ehert camo Saturday from Woodrlvo, Nebraska for a vlBlt. r.inni.nnn( I'M ir ft r Vestal camo in Monday morning from San Antonio Toxas whoro.ho has boon during tho onion season managing tor a. m. Kopp Company of Yakima. Ho will visit his paronts, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Vestal, nnd on tho Gth will leavo for Yakima to assist In tho npplo crop thoro. Btrootor Stroup of Payette Idaho was In town Monday on business. Mrs. Nan A. Jones of Under b sales forco Is on tho sick list this weok. Llttlo Mlsii " Lonorn Jones Is visit ing hor grandmother Mrs. Adklns of v...., lMummith for n month. Mrs. Elmo Joarson of Wolsor Is visiting hor pnronts, mr. nnu mrs. Frank Ilador this week. Miss Hosslc Ituthorford visited frlonds In Payette last weok end. Mrs. P. II. Dzuck nnd Ilttlo son of Holso nro hero for an extended visit with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Klum. Mr. and Mm. J. A. Williams and Irn Williams ami family spent last Sunday In Morldlan. Frod and Walter Luuroneo of Ironside woro horo on buslnoss Monday. Win. Stovonson returned this woolt from Klamath Falls. Judgo and Mrs. Q. L. King arc moving this wook to tholr new homo on Oregon Stroot. Mrs. 11. E. McCarthy of Llttlo Willow vlsltod hor parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob Stroup last Sunday. J. Fonglor of tho O. 8. L. was callod to Pocatello last weok by tho sorloiis condition of his brother who was Injured by oloctrlclty. Miss Nottlo Potorson roturned Inst Friday from Corvallls whoro she attended O. A. C. during tho past year. Otto Hlackuhy of Homodalo was un Ontario visitor Sunday and Mon day. T. T. Kohout of tho Hlackaby Com morclal Company of Jordan Vnlloy was In Ontario Bunday to visit with frlonds nnd rolatlvos. Miss Eleanor Whcolon of Poca tollo arcompanlod llttlo Miss Mario Itasmusson homo and will visit with i.am nn.iii nn.i mint Mr. unit Mrs. IIU, Mill., 1 1 .... ......, -- John Itnmsilsson for several wooks, Jullcn Hurley of Vnlo was an On tario visitor Monday aftornoon. Llttlo Miss Floy Hrock of Vale visited with hor undo and aunt, Mr. und Mrs. J. II. uornon ior a fow days tho first of tho week be r.,rn innvlni? with her Duronts for oastorn states by nutomobllo. ONTARIO HOTEI.H Following nro someof those regis torod nt Ontario Hotels tho past weok : MOORE Norma Sholton, Hro gnilj E. E. Pollock, Portland; Loonu Hanson Cove; Mr. nnd Mrs. II. A. Roso, Nampa; C C. Rold, John Day; Mrs. J. I. Johnston, Corvullls, Mrs. McLaren, Holso; Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Rlnehnrt Pendleton; W. H. Ross, Council; Sylvan a. Cohn. Pendleton; Hlancho Jarvls, Payette; 0. A. Fronch, nakor; ,W. L. Powers, Cor Vullls; Fred W .Falconer, Pondlp ton; A. C. Jotley Tho Dalles; L. E. Nance, Agoucy; Lolsq Parko. Wcls or; E. Ii. Kennon, Haker; Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Hondor, Pendleton; J. F. Reeco, Nyssa; Hugh O'Nell Prescott Wnshj C E. Roberts, Gooding; Mrs. M. L. Hill. Hums; L. M. Woesner, Maywood, 'III; Wm. Halrd; J. W. lloborts Frultland; Florence O' Malls, Mt. Home; H. R. Welman, Vnlo; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Qowan. Burns; Mr. nnd Mrs E Day, Vale; M nnvlilson. Boise. CARTER lonl Fisher. Wolsor; A. E. Osgood, Drewsey; Mrs. C. L. Sandors, Burns; Wm. Mclenn, Dia mond; Joo S. Howry. Crowley; Har ry P. Stacy Vale; Win. Stevenson, Klamath Falls; Mra. M. F. Clark, Wondall, Ida; H. Walters, Nyssa; John Vogt, Holso; Jim Jonds, Jun turus A. C. Woodruff nurns; Mrs. Huffman, Vnlo; Eliza Clay, Crane; A. Mlntzor, Nampa; Rod MacAr thur, Beulah; Angus Eraser. lieu lah; II. M. Davis Homedale; A!- t.a.t I.ni.li Tlrnlrln fMtV. Lonlfl Hoyt, Kennawlck; R. II. Lockett, Urogan; Ooo. Palmer, Eldon Palm er, Vale; Horace Brown Welser; Elva Adams, Mildred Adams Mc Call; Mrs. B. Klmbol Boise; W. E. Brennan, McDermltt; D. L. Clark. Caldwell: Wm. Moulton. A. W. Smith Emmett: E. F. Mickey, Crow eoy; Laveme tfutx, Warren Dillon, Vale; Ben Stover, Harper, John Brosn, ..Nampa; Wm. Connelly Westfall. lUin-IST CHURCH Bible School, 10:00. Morning Worship, 11:00. 8ubJoctj "Overcomers," Junior B. Y. P. U., 7:00. Blblo Study Class, 7:00. Gospel Service, 8:00. Bubject: "Complete Redemption" Prayer Service, Wed. 8:00 Picnic .Inlv Fourth in Krov at Washqe, Idaho. Meet at tho church at 10 Vclock. Transportation will be provided for all, Como and en joy the day. DIRECTORY OF ONTARIO , BUSINESS FIRMS These Men and Firms will serve your very needs promptly. Call upon or write to any of those who are listed below when in need of anything in their respective lines. They are reliable: 1IANKH FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital and Surplus $100,000 "A Oood Bank In A Good Country" ONTARIO NATIONAL DANK Tho Oldest Bank In Mainour County "Sorvlco that Sorvos" Capital and Surplus $100,000. DRUGS AND SUNDRIES ONTARIO rilARMAOY O. M. Castloman, Prop. Prescription Specialist Victor Phonographs Rexall Remedies Eastman Kodaks CANDY CIGARS THE BUQAR BOWL Wo Mako Our Own Ico Cream KLECTJtIO SUPPLIES ONTARIO ELECTRIC CO. v Electrical Appllunccn mid Wiring "oliIanMh Wo will Cloan nnd Dyo for You at tho ONTARIO PRE88ARY HARDWARE MCNULTY HARDWARE CO. Satisfaction Quarautccd TAaaART HARDWARE CO. Malheur County's Largest Hardwaro Stora TROXELL IMPLEMENT CO. Farm Operating Equipment McCormlck.. Dcorlng and P. & O. 11. R. UDIC1C Plumbing and Hooting Domestlo Wator Bystoms KROESSIN HARNESS CO. Tho Houso of Quality , V. W. MAHHDK.V (.Ynernl Repair mid Muchlmi Work. TURKISH tt DOUCSTIC I UL.KNU CI u a Hit vr e m x i J R. J. f II it nmiasic Demesne & ULENO FU Camel HOTELS CARTER HOTEL Whoro Stockmen Moot Noxt Ontario National Bank Now Management HOTEL WIL80N Tho "Homey" Hotol of Mnlhour County. Qood Meals 40c "blTOMLTHtlBT DR. J. A. MC FALL Eyoslght Specialist Eyo Classes and Spectacles AIILLINKHY Distinction In Clothing And Millinery Is tho Mark of Those Who Patronlzo THE STYLE SHOP MORRIS MILLINERY A NOVELTY SHOP Palmyre Waists Womcn'B Suits And Sport Clothoa OSBORN MILLINERY Noll O. Bedford, Prop. Tho Only Excluslvo Mllllnory Storo This Sldo of Salt Lake MRS BLANCHE C. ANDERSON Hemstitching 10c per yard Phono 42-W P. O. Box CIO TtAKKHIKM PURITY BAKERY Ernest Barctts, Prop. All Kinds of Breads, Cakes and Pastry "SioTfoNT VARIETY STORE Moro than a thousand Articles for tho homo . FURNITURE- ONTARIO FURNITURE CO. Credit If You Want It Cash If You Ha.vo It MC DOWELL FURNITURE CO. Furnlturo Hardwaro Thoro Aro Always Bargalnn At Our Storo B. PAltniSH Now and Second Hand Furnlturo Across from Boyer Bros. Storo TiAciTlN"EiTYTT OEO. W. WAYT Farm Machlnory and Equipment John peoro Lino Molina Tractor Here's why CAMELS are the qualify cigarette BECAUSE we put the utmost quality into this ono brand. Camels are as good as it's pos sible for skill, money aud lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos to make a cigarette. Nothing is too good for Camels. And bear this in mind! Everything is done to make Camels the best cigarette it's possible to buy. Nothing is done simply for show. Take the Camel package for instance. It's the most perfect packing science can devise to pro tect cigarettes and keep them fresh. Heavy paper secure foil wrapping revenue stamp to seal the fold and make the package air-tight. But there's nothing flashy about it You'll find no extra wrappers. No frills or furbelows. Such things do not improve the smoke any more than premiums or coupons. And remember you "must pay their extra cost or get lowered quality. If you want the smoothest, mellowest, mildest cigarette you can imagine and one entirely free from cigaretty aftertaste, It's Camels for you. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, T ItliHTAUItANTH "aood Eats at. 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