THE ONT.AIHO AlifltS, ONTARIO, OBECION, THURSDAY, SETEMBER,29 1921
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FRUITLAND BENCH
Tho PItlolls CIiibs of tho IJrothrcn
church had a bnskot dinner In tho
bnscmont of tho church Bundny.
About 75 woro proBOnt nnd n pro
Krnm was enjoyed In tho nftornoon.
Harry Hart wbb down from Uolso
visiting homo folks Sunday.
miss josepmno iioyston was a
Sunday guoHt of Misses Hazel ahd
Phyllis Dorothy.
Miss Uothel C'olwoll was a Bunday
illnnor guost at tho II. 1), Klnnlson
homo.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Torrlll Taylor nr
rlvod at tho homo of Mm. P. D.
Bpalnhowor Sunday ovonlng. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Tnylo'r havo boon In I'oca
tollo nnd tho Park tho past throo
months and roport a flno trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whltsol!
nnd son Carl, of Einmolt, spont Sun
day at tho Iloy Whltsoll homo.
Mrs. Itndor and baby of Kuna
spont tho wcok ond with hor sis-tor-ln-law,
Mrs. O. I. Davis.
Excavation has boguu on tho bnso-
mont for tho Dapltst ParBonngo to t lug for thoao graduating from tho
bo built Just north of the church on
tho same grounds.
W. B. Lance arrived Thursday
from Lincoln, Nobrnsku, nnd will
Btay at tho E. P. Nokes home whllo
ho takes euro of his ripplo crop.
Air. ana Mrs. otto Hwnnsnn woro
Sundny dlnnor guestB 'nt tho K. P.
Noitoa homo.
Loo Howo Is giving his Iioubo n
rrean coat of paint this wook.
Harry Powoll Is back at his placo
In tho Payette post offlco nftor his
oporatlon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Honry and
family woro Bundny dlnnor guests
nt tho A. T. Bishop homo,
Mrs. CobIo Brnnthooner arrived
homo from Wolsor Monday, wharo
she has boon omployod this summor.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith, Nor
val nnd Murgarot, and Polly LouIbo
Todd, woro Sundny dlnnor guests nt
tho John Tackott homo.
Mrs. Ellon Holbrock arrived Frl
day from Creswell, Michigan for nn
extended visit at tho homo of hor
son. Arthur Holbrook.
arnduatlon exorcises woro hold at
tho Mothodlst church Sunday oven-
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Phone 147J Eyesight Specialist Ontario, Ore.
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Junior Lcaguo to tho Endeavor Boc
loty. Thoy woro; Allco llooloy,
Marino Bhorman, Dorothy Redtlold,
Honry Dosson, Guy Graham, Kobert
Yost, Harlan Polly, James Ady,
Hormnn Durrall and Loyd Johnson.
wnltor Schmidt loft Sunday ovon-
Ing tor Moscow to nttond college
Miss Alborta Hardin, teacher In
tho Payette school, spent tho wcok
ond with Miss Elsto Schmidt.
Frank Klnnlson loft Monday for
Moscow, whoro ho will nttond col
logo.
Mrs. T. C. Taylor la a guest nt
tho John Tackott homo this wook.
Mr. Honry Tweed of Uolso visited
Tuosdny nt tho W. T. Colwell homo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. flrnnt Flshor and
Merle, nnd Miss Hlancho Bhroyer
woro Bundny dlnnor guests nt tho
C. 0. Wlso homo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrlcs Hoys ton,
Mr, nnd' Mrs. liny Duoll, nnd Mr.
nnd Mrs. C. II. Duoll and faintly
woro guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy
Sparks nenr Now Plymouth, Bundny.
Mrs. Iloy Spnrks Is visiting roln
tlvos In Frultlnnd this wcok.
C. II. Duoll Is cutting down the
long row of poplar trcos In front of
his plnco to ho usod In tho under
ground storngo ho Is going to build.
Thcso trees nro nn old land ruark,
and It will look rnthor odd without
thorn.
Tho Baptist Ladlos Aid hold their
Sllvor Ton nt tho Hoy Whltsoll homo
Thursday nftornoon. Ton ladles woro
present and a very nlco tlmo Is re
ported. Hofroshmont woro sorvod.
Miss Oladys McKcown outortalnod
tho 'following, Friday evening,
Misses Alllco Ilnrrott, Allco West,
nnd Elslo Dnyor and MosBrs. Floyd
Spnlnhowor nnd Uusaoll Konnoy.
Dainty rofroshmonts woro served
nnd a very plonBant ovonlng wns
spont.
Misses Elmorna Oardner nnd Vir
ginia Ady and Lewis Hussoll left
Saturday (or Moscow to attond col-
logo. Miss Margaret Whonldon al
so loft Saturday for Pullman. Miss
Irono Dorg loft last wook for Snlom
to attend Wlllnmmotto Unlvorslty.
J. C. Ilurkord loft Tuesday for
Portland for a few days visit, nnd
from thoro ho will go on to Califor
nia hoforo returning to his homo In
Kobrnska.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ilnuort camo
Thursday from Grand Island, No
braskn, for a visit at tho William
Itauort homo.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tnggo of Cnlroi
Nobrnskn camo last wook for n visit
nt tho William Itauort homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Emit Thclon and
son, of Woodrlvor Nobraskn, stoppod
Monday anrouto ovorlnud to Cal
ifornia to spond tho wlntor. Thoy
will visit old Woodrlvor frlonds
whllo hero.
KINGMAN KOLONY f"
Hov. Bhlolds will hold his regular
proaohlng servlco In tho Kolony
noxi Bunuay, uct. znu nt 11 A. M.
Tho regular P. T. A. mooting nt
ino scnooi nouso, tno first Frldny In
Octobor, at 2:30 P. M.
A recent wedding of Kolonv
young pooplo was that of Lawronco
amc uurorty, boii of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Goo. Mao Lafforly and Miss Ilennor
of Cnldwcll. MIbs Ilonnor with her
pnronts woro formor rcsldonts of tho
Kolony. Tho young pooplo will
mnko their homo near Caldwell
whoro thoy havo purchnsod a ranch.
Tho Kingman Kolony school open
ed last wook with thlrteon enrolled
In thu high school division and
thlrty-flvo In tho grades. Thoro Is
n great doal of onthuslasm and
prospects nro bright for a good year.
vn uaiuruay ovoning, Boptombor
. i, llio. I'arent Toachcrs Assoc ntlmi
of tho Kolony hold n rocoptlon for
tho toachors. About ono humlrnri
attended to extend a wolcomo to Mr.
F. II. Everett, Principal, nnd Miss
Gladys Johnson of tho grades. Tho
P. T. A. sorved rofroshmonts nfter
tho musical program, which wns
thoroly enjoyed. Tho program fol fel fol
eows: Piano boIo, Miss Annn Swoltzor;
Vocal solo, "Mother McCroo" Uor
nlco Martin Encoro, "Carolina";
Vocal Trio, "Lullaby Land", Mildred
DoUord, Florence Dnugh, Uornlco
Martin; Song, "Glngn Poo Man",
Flora Evorott; Qunrtotto, "Whlspor
Ing Hopo," Tho Misses Lloln, Eva
and Flora Evorott and Prof. Evorott
Encoro, "Cnrry Mo Back to Old
virgina."
Prof Evorott's family, at present
uoing in ontnrlo, spont tho wcok
ond with him in tho Kolony.
Kingman Kolony carrlod off a
number of prizes In club work nt
tho Mnlhcur County Fair at Ontnrle:
Floyd Elliott, 2nd prlio for his pig;
Mildred DoUord, 1st prlio In can
ning; Mildred DoUord, 2nd prlio In
broad; Uornlco Martin, 3rd prim on
canning; Janotto Martin. 3rd prlio
on sowing. Mildred DoUord's first
prlio ontltlcs hor to a troo trip to
tho Stato Fair at Snlom or two
wooks summor school nt 0. A. C.
NIGIir SCENES Of RARE
BEAUTY iJTBEAll REVEL"
Hcnsntlonnl Automobile Episode Onp
iif landing Thrillers Finely
Photographed
Night scenes of surpnsslng beauty
aro a foaturo of tho now Thomas
II. Inco production for Paramount.
"Menu Itovol," which comes to tho
Majostle thoatro noxt Tuosdny aud
WodncBday.
Ono of tho "punch" scones of tho
plcturo Is nn nuto smnsh, showing
two nutos, with headlights flashing,
rushing down n road In tho moon
light nnd swerving Into oach othor
In front of tho enmora. No slight
Ingenuity on tho Dart of the dlrnctnr
anu cainornmnn was roqulrod to put
una sensational crnsn ncross.
Dlfferont lighting offocts woro
usod for each character in tho plc
turo. Tho cast of which Includes
such plnyors os Lowls Btono, Flor
ence Vldor, Lloyd Hughes, William
Conklln, Knthloon Klrkham, Har
lan Tuckor nnd others. Each Dlavor
was troatod Individually from a
lighting anglo, an innovation In
photogrnphy. "Ueau Hovel" was
dlroctod by John G. Wrny, under tho
porsonnl supervision of Thomas II.
Inco.
EPISCOPAL ciiuncit
Thoro will bo a sorvlco of tho
Episcopal church In tho Masonlo
Hnll Sundny, Octobor 2, nt 7:30 P.
M. Tho Ilov. C. W. DuDoIs, Gonornl
Missionary, will conduct tho sorvlco.
WANTED Sowing nt homo or by
tho day. Mrs. L. Ilarpor tf.
ORIGINAL KSTLMATK AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
, . , , School District No. H '
This original ostlmhto Is mndo In compllnnco with soctton 231-A of
tho school laws or 1021 and shows in pnrallol columns tho unit costs
or tho sovornl sorvlces, motorlal nnd supplies for tho thrco flscnl yoars
noxt procodlng tho curront year, tho dotall oxpondlturcs for tho last
ono of snld throo preceding fiscal years and tho budget allowances nnd
oxpondlturcs for six months of tho curront yonr. ("Six months of tho
current year" menus bIx months of the last school year.)
EXPENDITUKE8
Expenditures for throo. fiscal yoars
.. , noxt procedtng tho Inst school year
Estimated Detailed
oxpondlturcs expenditures Second year
DIRECTORY OF ONTARIO'S
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. Thoy are reliable:
HANKS
FIRST NATIONAL UANIC
Capital and Surplus $100,000
"A Good Bonk In A Good Country"
' 0NTAIH0 NATIONAL DANK
j The Oldest Dank in Malheur
f. County "Sorvlco that Servos"
Capital and Surplus $100,000.
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DRUGS AND SUNDRIES
ONTARIO niARMAOY
0. M. Castloman, Prop.
Prescription Specialist Victor
Phonographs Itexall Hemedlos
Eastman Kodaks
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Phone 5W3-J
THE SUGAR BOWL
Wo Make Our Own Ice Cream
HOTELS
(J AHA (JIM AND AUTO SUPPL11C8
CAItTEK HOTEL
Whoro Stockmon Moot
Noxt Ontario National Dank
Now Management
HOTEL WILSON
Tho "Homey" Hotel of Malbour
County. Good Meals 40a
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
EM11ALMEHS
PHILLAUAUM & ALLEN
Phono 227 or. 178 Ontario, Oregon
OlWOMKttlUST
DR. J, A. MC FALL
Eyesight Specialist
Eyo Glasses and Spoctaclo
miujneiiy
Distinction In Clothing And
Millinery is the Mark of Those
Who Patronize
THE STYLE SHOP
SERVICp TIRE & HATTERY CO.
Auto Tire Uattory
Ropalrlng
groceries
THE CASH OROCERY
"Qood Things to Eat"
THE INDEPENDENT MARKET
Phones 6 and 136
If Its Good To Eat Wo Have It
If It's Farm Produco We Buy It
ONTARIO MEAT & anOCERY CO.
The Home of Good Eats and
Low Prices
"Phones 3 and 131
DEPARTMENT STORKS
M. W. KELLOO
Specialist for Rheumatism
' I cure where others fall. .
P. O. Uox S09 Ontario, Ore.
' ELEOTRIO SUPPLIES
ONTARIO ELECTRIC CO.
Electrical Appliances and Wiring
CLEANERS
We will Clean and -Dye for You
at the
ONTARIO PRESSARY
MORRIS MILLINERY
NOVELTY SHOP
Palmyro Waists Womon'B Suits
And Sport Clothes
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Every Day a Bargain Day
OSDORN MILLINERY
Nell O. Dedford, Prop.
Tho Only Exclusive Millinery Store
This Side of Salt Lake
MRS BLANCHE C. ANDERSON
Hemstitching lOo per yard
Phone 42-W " P. O. Box 616
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IIAKKRU-J
PURITY BAKERY
Ernest Barcus, Prop.
All Kinds of Breads, Cakes
', and Pastry
NOTIONS"
HARDWARE
I MCNULTY HARDWARE CO.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
TAGGART HARDWARE CO.
4 Malheur County's Largest
' Hardware Store
A mnrk-VEiT T vvmr Twn?rn nrt
Farm OoeratlnK EaulBHient
U.nn.ml.1- rVAOvlnir an1 T O
,k.,l411, .. "O - w.
II. R. UDICK
Plumbing sad Heating
DewMrtta Wtr 8yte
VARIETY. STORE
More than a, thousand Articles
fpr the home
Dependable Merchandise
"Not the Cheapest, But tho Best''
RADER BROS.
THE HUB
One of 40 8tores
Will Savo'You Real Money
E. A. FRASER
Hardware and Groceries
JEWELERS
BLACKABY JEWELRY STORE
Home of
"Gifts that Last"
HENRY MILLER
Watchmaker, Jewelry
Our Motte: Honesty First
FURNITURE
ONTARIO FURNITURE CO,
Undertakers EHtbalmcra
ONTARIO TRADING CO.
Successors
MO DOWELL, FURNITURE. CO.
A. L. McDowell, Mgr. & Proa.
J. D. Ingram, Sec'y. & Treas.
E. PARRI9H
New and Second Hand Furniture
Acrow from Byw Bros, -tore
ONTARIO REAL ESTATE CO.
Farm Land City Property
Insurance & Rental
"ilACHINERY
OEO. W, WAYT
Farm Machinery and Equipment
John Deere Line Mollne Tractors
BYRON TURNER
Signs
V. W. MARtiDEN
Gmteral Rvfuitr -d MeWe Work
AT ONTARIO HOTELS
Following nro part of thono reg
istered at tho Ontnrlo hotols this
woek:
MOORE: E. R. Gasklll, Uonltn;
Ella Urosunn, Volo; Mr. nnd Mrs.
Joo Howory, Crowley; Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Hill, Hnrpor; D. M. Konslo,
Iioulah; Amos Roothlor, Drewsey;
F. O. Oxman, Vale; R. R. Masterson,
D. E. Mastorson, R. It. Robertson,
Juntura; Mrs. Phil Edwards, Mrs.
T. A. Reed, Urogan; Mr. and Mrs.
Purrlngton, Burns; II, R. Wollmnii,
W. W. Randolph, Win. II. McKay,
Vale; C. II. Hodgos, Wolsor; Thos.
S. Taylor, Baker; W. J. Altnow,
Beulah; Lyall Coupor, Wolsor; John
Thnnborg, Burns; H Duncan, Crane;
I. W. Brown, Now Plymouth; J. W.
Dorsoy, II. Leo Noo, Thos. Vonablo,
Vale; O. M. Redtlold, Bend; Pedro
Aonlola, Jordan Valloy; Mrs. F. L.
Foster, Crane; Ira M, Coopor, Vale;
John F. Hoffman, Juntura; Mr. and
Mrs. O, II, Oxman, Jamloson, H. E.
Spotth, Vale.
CARTER: Mack Lee, Woitfall;
Jorry Minor, Mldvalo; Wallace
Lynch, Nyssa; Angus, McLean, Alox
Murray, Beulah; W. R. Ransom,
Payette; D. Halnllno, Vale; Mr. nnd
Mrs. John Conroy, Juntura; M.
Coassort, and son, Drewsey; F, M.
Hanna, Westfall; Wren McElven,
Wosloy M. McElvorn, A. Morrison,
Drewsey; Ellis Garcia, Cord; Ralph
Mastorson, Russol Robertson, Jun
tura; Goo, Anderson, Wolsor; J. C.
Mlllor, Wolsor; A. M. Lyon, Cald
well; non Stovor,v Westfall; Win.
Reach, Juntura; C. Cummlngs, Jor
don Valloy, Mrs. Jas. 11. Vail, Pearl
Vail, Wolsor; C. L. Burnott, R. 11.
Taylor, Juna; noy McNulty, Ed.
Harris, Vole; n. M. Donald, Nyssa;
W. J, Thomas, Payette; E. F. Oar
cla, Crowley; John Cork, Vale; J.
Thomas, Payette.
PERSONAL SERVICE:
i. ouiiurinionucni ......
2. Principals ,
3. Toachors 38,000.00
4. Janitors 3,000.00
C. Clork 300.00
7. Other services, It. O T. C.
Totnl Personal Service 4 1,300.00
MATERIAL AND SUPPLIICHl
1. Furniture (desks,
etc.) 1,600.00
2. Supplies (chalk, etc) 060.00
3. Library books 600.00
4. Flag
6. Playground equipment 260.00
0. Janitor's euppllos .... 160.00
7. Fuel 3,000.00
8. Light nnd Powor 200.00
0. Water 360.00
10. Postngo and stntlonory 100,00
Total Material nnd
Supplies t 0,700.00
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS:
II. 8. Buildings nnd
grounds f 2,600.00
Orndo Buildings nnd
grounds
Imp. of grounds 600.00
Totnl Maintenance nnd
Repair 3,000.00
INDEBTEDNESS:
1. Bonded, and Intorcst
thoroon $ 3,100.00
Total Indebtedness ,... 3,100,00
l.NHUUAMJi;!
for tho for tho Inst Olvn
onsulng year of tho yoarly
Bohool year threo-yoar totals
porlod
I 3,000.00
1,800.00
1,360.00
700.00
26,060.04
2,760.60
276.00
First yoar
aivo
yearly
totals
36,838,44 27,406,40 $21,627.04
2,170.62
408.44
630.67
40.00
163,31
422.01
1,240.31
134.98
343.00
30.70
t-
6,607.80 f 4,036.00 f 1,411.00
I 1,704.00
3,000.30
162.03
6,822.47 2,461.07
$ 6,142.88
I '6,142.88
3,163.30 3,311.02
WALLY REID DRIVIIS
IX)COMOTIVi: IN RL1ZARD
To drlvo some sort of machine
bo It an automobllo or locomotive.
Is all In tho day's work for Wallace
Reld. tho athletic Paramount Btar.
In "Tho Love Spoclnl," his latest
starring vehicle which comes to tho
Majecttc theatre next Friday aud
Saturday Wally drives a railroad
onglno over a mountain in a driv
ing snowstorm with the same easo
and poise ho displays when at tho
wheel of a roadster In a gruolllng
auto race,
"It was great sport to feel tho
big engine pick up as I pulled the
throttle," said tho star, "but I felt
lost without a storrlng wheel. At
times when wo went around a sharp
curve, I would Instinctively grab for
the whoel, only to reinomber that I
was In a locomotive and didn't have
to do any steering. I think a fellow
feels better, though, when bo knows
that ho Is doing the guiding. It
makes one feel dependent and a bit
useless to know that ho must stick
right to the rails and that thoy
will guide the engine for him."
The story upon which the picture
is based. Is said to bo one of the
best railroad stories by "fprank II.
Spearman, a well known flctlonlst.
It Is a big story, full of speed and
thrills and seasoned with a delight
ful romance which continues all
through the picture. Agnes Ayros
is leading woman and In the cast
are Theodore Roberts, Lloyd Whit
lock, Sylvia ABbton, Alexander Gad
en, Clarence Burton, Ernest Butter-
Total Insurance '
MISCELIjANEOUS:
Printing, M a u u o 1
Training, Domestic
Sclonco, Muslo, Art,
Dom. Art, Physical
Training, Commorco,
Sclonco, Voc. Ag., R.
O. T. a, II. S
300.00
300.00
I 82.1.76 266.00 f 302.40
2,000.00
Totnl Miscellaneous ....$ 2,000.00
GRAND TOTAL $60,400.00
$ 3,300.62
$60,406.80
$ 3,370.80
$41,278.37
I 3,904.74
$30,468.00
I, W. L, Turner, do horohy certify that tho nhovo estimate of expon-
dlturos for tho yoar 1921-1922 was proparod by mo nnd tho expenditures
for tho threo flscnl yoars next preceding tho curront yoar as shown abovo
havo boon compllod from tho rocorda In my chargo nnd nro truo and
correct coploa thorcof
W. L. TURNER.
District Clork.
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