THE ONTARIO AHQTJS, ONTARIO, OBEQON, THURSDAY, .OCTOBER 27, 1921
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STATE CORN SHOW OFFERS
SUBSTANTIAL CASH PREMIUMS
Splendid Opportunity To Aihrrllic
Corn HcmI anil Agricultural
lOM9ll)llltl(S
Tito Rocoml nnnunl Orogon Strtto
Corn Show will bo hold In l'ortlnml
lu connection with tho lntcrniitlonal
Livestock Exposition this your, No
vember C to IS. Good cnab prem
iums nro offoroil for lioth ten nnd
hundred enr exhibits of yellow or
Whlto dent corn and for ten oar ex
hibits of other kinds of dent corn
mid for tun our oxhlblts of flint
corn. Tho premiums range from
J10. 00 for find on ton onr exhibit
to $4.00 for third plac'o on tho snmo
oIubs. First placo on one hundred
onr oxhlblts brings J2S.00 and third
placo $10.00. In nddltlou thoro Is a
swoopstakos of $I!0.00 for tho best
ten cars of nny varloty.
Thin show will bo vlowed by tons
of thousands of pooplo from nil ovor
tho Northwost and tunny from east
ern states. It offers Mrtlliour coun
ty n rnro opportunity to plnco one
of Its products on dlsplny In n way
to attract widespread attention to
tho agricultural possibilities of this
section. That wo enn moro than
hold our own with tho rest of the
stnto when It comes to corn shows
was domonstrnlod last yenr whon
farmors of this county working with
tho county agent carried off ovory
prize offorod for Knstorn Oregon
IrrlKnted corn except ono.
Premium lists, entry blanks and
shipping tnga may bo secured from
county ngont Ilrelthnupt. All en
tries must bo mndo boforo Novemlior
1 nnd tho corn shipped boforo that
dnto. Tho corn may bo shipped,
prepaid, direct to Wlnnlo Ilradon,
Kxhlblt Agent, rncirio i.ivcaiock kx
posltton, North 1'ortlnnd, OreKon,
nnd entry blanks mnllod to tho snmu
person at room 104, Oregon Illdg.
or thoy may bo dellverod to tho
county ngont nt Ontario, who will
maUo tho entries nnd ship tho corn
without oxponso to the exhibitor.
Thoso In clmrgo of tho show nro
looking for n still bettor exhibit
from tills county thnn lnst yenr. It
Ik up to tho corn growors to soo
tlint thoy nro not disappointed, for
in so doing thoy will not only cor
tnlnly win soino ensh promlums nnd
somo ribbons, but will bring to
themselves many Inqulrlos for ncod
corn. This was demonstrated last
year as thoro wore moro Inquiries
rocotved for seed corn than could bo
flllod, pnrtlculnrly by tho farmers
whoao corn won first places.
OREGON CATTLE SHOW UP
NEARLY TUBERCULAR FREE
'IVhU by College Hxleitslnii, Ktnto
Vt'toi liiurliiiia mid IT, 8. Iluroaii,
Proves 00 X'cr Cent Hound
"Proclnlm Orogon a bovlno pnrn
dlso about 00 por rout of tho mom
thnn 10,000 cnttlo so far tested for
tuborculosls nro freo of tho dread
dlsonso."
Snob Is tho preliminary word that
goes out from tho stnto college ex
tension sorvlrn which, In commotion
with tho livestock men tho state
livestock snnllnry bonrd nnd tho fed
eral buronu nt unlmnl Industry. Ih
currying on n campaign to clean up
tho stnto nnd as fnr ns posslblo os
tabllsh n stnto-wlde cattlo district
for production of beef nod milk and
for market of purobrwl slook tubor
eulnr freo.
Several tuberoulnr-freo nrona huve
nlrondy been established reports R.
11. ritts, directing tho work In Ore
gon ns tho roprosontntlvo of tho ox-
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tension service. Tho Inrgust of fhese
Is Clntsop county. Sorornl other
counties nro engaged In- tho clean
up on n county-wldo basis and can
soon Ito deolarod dlsoaso-frco.
In Polk county 1921 cattlo woro
tested with 31 reactors. In Linn
county 3008 tested with only 14 ro
noting a romnrknblo showing, do
clnros Professor FlttH. In Deschutes
county 15 out of 257 rcaeted. Of
tho first r.00 tested In Crook county
not a ronctor vns found.
This Is snld to bo a flna trlbuto
to Oregon cnttlo rnlslng conditions.
In tho eastern stales a mudh hlghor
porcoutage aro diseased, In" ono
stato as high as 17 por colli. At
this rate Orogon would hnvo had
1700 diseased nut of tho 10,000 in
stead of 100 nctuolly found.
"Elimination of tho dlsoaso will
hnvo nn Important bonding on tho
futuro of tho cnttlo Industry In
Orogon," Professor Kills tiBsortcd.
EASTERN GROWERS PLAN
TO BEAT WESTERN FRUIT
Const Piunlnu, Hpni)lng nnd t'nrk
Method To He followed To
Itecaptuic l,urnt Market
MId-wost nnd eastern orchardlsts
nro iilnntiltig to follow tho pacific
coast practices In growing nnd mnr
ketlng their fruits lu nn nttompt to
roenpturo their own mnrkots now
largely held by tho fnr-west trndo.
Thoy aro tolling themselves Hint If
thoy prune to got better slzo nnd
color In their fruit, spray to koop
down Insects nnd dlxoasoR, pick
fruit tcndorly to koop It freo of
bruises, and then I"'t It up In at
tractive box packs which nro hold
In cold slorngo "with enough mots
turo to provent shriveling," thoy
cnu oust tho wostorn product bo
cnuso of tho ndvnntngo thoy hnvo
In trnnsportntlou charges.
Tills nous noi menu uini mo
const growors nro bound to lose
tho mnrketH, thinks V. 8. Drown,
chlof of horticulture nt O. A. C.
Krperlmont Station. Suporlor cli
matic conditions mnko forn cortnln
ty of crop much nbovo that of tho
eastern conditions, nnd also lend n
high color nnd flno qunllty Hint nro
truly distinctive Tho Industry Is
n business In Itself horo, whllo In
tho moro onstom districts It Is only
u stdo-llno that wilt not get tho
study and attention It recolvos here.
Wostorn mon havo a big advan
tage In tho cost of containers, Pro
fossor llrown points out. Nonrnoss
to box lumber mills onnblos tho
wostorn grower to buy good boxos
nt 12 to 10 cents, whorens tho onst
om growors pnld as high ns fl.SO
por barrel of three bushola cnpoclty
Inst year.
With u further reduction lu
frolght rates by roll to onstorn
points, and Increasing shipments
through tho canal to Europoan mar
kets tho Pacific coast growers may
oxpoct to find outlets for their sur
plus high grado fruits. No othor
kind should bo sont.
CAM) OK TIIANKH
I wish to tlinnl; tho pooplo of
Ontario, and especially tho mom
bora of tho Mothodlst Church, for
tho many attentions nnd klndnosses
during tho lllnoss nnd donth of my
beloved brothor, Adolph L. Hose
in a n n.
Emll Hasomann.
Payette, Idaho.
FOR HUNT Two bedrooms In
prlvnto homo. 7tf.
LOST IG.00 gold ploco, dated
1834. Wns In louthcr match box
Tho ownor prison this ploco very
highly mid offers n reword of J 10
to tho finder. Loavo nt Argus office
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ADRIAN NEWS
Poter Chrlstonson of Adrian has
moved his household equipment to
an island nbovo tho Adrian bridge,
whoro ho will mnko preparation to
raise garden truck noxt year. ,
B. V. Pratt, hotter known ns
"Daddy Prntt" expects to bring his
cnttlo down from Ironside to 'this
vicinity nhout Novombor ninth
whero ho will food them during tho
winter.
Word wns received Sunday night
of tho sudden death of Prod Wilson
In tho Cnldwell hospltnl. Acuto np
pondlcltls wns tho cnuso of, death.
Punornl sorvlco woro hold In Cnld
woll nt throo o'clock, Wodnosdny,
October 10. Among thoso who nt
tondod from thia vicinity wore: Ills
sister, Mrs. Lena, Plnkston, Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. P. McOlnnls nnd boiib Wllllo,
Donald nnd Vernon.
Mnstor Johnny Olnscock will not
bo npprehondod for tardiness In tho
futuro becnuso of tho Bpeedy rnco
horso which ho borrowed from
Frank Doylo to rldo to school.
Cecil Smith Is expected to begin
In tho first yenr high school nt
Klngmnu Kolony noxt Mondny, Oct.
23.
Mnry nnd Olndya McOlnnls wcro
guests nt tho Ous Schwolzer homo
lnst weok.
Mrs. W. Qruvor and her brothor,
Dob Drlscol woro Parma visitors
Wednesday.
William Poutz. Lynn Kygnr nnd
Cnrl Schwolzor nro plnnnlng n door
limit nbovo Ulnty, Orogon. Thoy In
tend to start Prlday evening mm wni
visit nn old tlmo friend, Ooorgo
Bmlth, formorly of Owyhco, boforo
returning, homo.
"Spud digging" Is In ordor on n
mimbor of farms In this vicinity.
About tho nvorngo ylold Is reported.
Mr. Honumont Is busy putting up
his IhlriPcrop of nlfalfa hay. Mr.
Ovorstrcot Is also cutting his alfalfa
scod.
Tho unnor room of tho Kingman
Kolony school has latoly dlvldod In
to two divisions and win uoiu nn
oratorical contest toon.
T. T. Elliot nnd sons Hay nnd
Lloyd, roturnod Wednesday from
Cairo whoro thoy hnvo boon work
ing In tho nnnlos.
Miss Throlmn McCreary hns two
now violin pupils, Miss Mildred do
Uord nnd Miss Mnry McOlnnls.
Tho K. K. II. S. Is anticipating n
thriving orchostra ns n numbor' of
students hnvo n talent in music.
SAVE HONEY BY PROPER
STORACE OF POTATO CROP
TlioiisamlH of Dollars Iot. Knrli
Year In Oregon llcenuio of Inck
of Adequate Facilities
Oregon Agrlculturnl Collego, Cor
vnllls. Thousands of dollars are
lent enrh venr In OroRon bocauso
of careloss or Impropor methods 'of
storing potatoos. It Is woll to plan
early for n sultnblo storeroom for
tho potnto crop.
Uso of n collar Is suggested. It
should bo mndo In a dry or woll
drained plnco mid should bo built
underground. Tho walls should bo
brick, concrete or stono. Tho coll
lug should bo plnstorod If n build
ing Is nbovo it, to mnko a dead
nlr spneo botwocn tho plaster nnd
tiro floor. Aporturoa through which
to empty tho potatoos should bo left
nt Intervals In tho sides of tho wall.
It Is well to hnvo a drlrowny thru
tho contor with tho bins on oach
sldo.
Von Illation and tompornturo aro
tho most Important considerations
In building a storeroom. 36 to
40 dogrcos Is a good tompornturo.
If posslblo nlr should bo load thru
a deep underground draln-tllo Into
tho collar. Its length should be suf
ficient to warm tho air n llttlo In
winter. Tho outside end of tho tile
should bo covorod to provont tho on
trnrtco of vermin. A ventilator on
tho roof will romovo warm air.
A rnluod board floor should bo in
oach blnn with n ventilator running
from It up through tho tuberra at
jntorvnls. Hnvo doublo doors at
tho entrnnro nnd tho shoots. Tho
room should bo kopt dark. A roll
ablo thermometer should always
hang lu tho collar. If tho tomporn
turo gets too low uso mi ordinary
oil stovo. It la folly to havo pota
toos freozo to savo a gallon of ker
osene. IN 11ANKRUPTCY
In tho District Court or the United
HtntOH, Tor the District of Oregon
In tho matter of
Ooo.'W. Wnyt, Bankrupt.
To tho crodltors of Ooo. W. Wnyt,
of Ontario, In tho County of Mal
heur mid district aferesaid:
Not I co Is hereby glvon, that on
tho 20th day of Octobor, A. D. 1921
tho said Ooo. W. Wayt was duly ad
judicated n bankrupt; nnd thnt tho
first mooting of his creditors will
bo hold nt tho City Hall In Ontario,
Oregon, on tho 5th day of Novom
bor, A. D. 1921 at tho hour of 2
o'clock In tho attornoon. at which
tlmo tho said creditors may attend,
provo their claims, appoint a trus
teo, oxamlno tho bankrupt, and
transact such other business as
may proporly como beforo said meet
ing.
Ontario, Oregon, October 22nd,
1921. . CLAY M. STEARNS,
Rotereo In Dankruptcy.
CAM) OP THANKS t
Wo wish to thank tho ladles of
Ontario, especially Mrs. Ida LIbty;
Mrs. Hose. Mrs. Q. A-. l!'?uo ' ?
others for tho lovely flowers con
tributed for tho funeral of John Q.
Xrifimn. Wa nlsa wish to thailk
Carrie Hogdson for tho many klnd-
nossos shown our orouier uuring nia
last lllnoss.
Ellzaboth Schlupo,
B. W. Adams,
Charles Adams,
James T, Adams.
LOCAL PERSONALS
Mrs. Prnnk Morfltt and children
of Molbn, Idaho, woro visiting Mrs.
Morfltt's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan
Purcell this weok.
Tho Congrcgntlonal Lndlcs Atd
will meet at tho homo of Mrs, J. T.
McNulty, Wodnosday, Novombor 2,
Mr. nnd Mrs. P. Escuo announce
tho arrival of n nlno pound baby
girl at thalr homo October 22.
Clnudo Pronps of Portland, Oro
gon was In Ontario Monday visit
ing old friends.
O. W. Lnttlg, I. I. Culbortson, L.
E. Drown, nnd J. II. Simpson, tho
Ilond Commltteo of Dead Ox Pint,
woro In town Mondny mid called on
Judge E. II. Test.
J. Smith who has been In Diirna
for tho pnst two wcoks returned to
Ontario Monday.
Mrs, Cnrl Jonsson, who rocontly
tort Ontnrlo for calirorntn on ac
count of her poor health sont tho
Argus Instructions this weok, to
hnvo her pnper sent thoro, ns b)io
likes to hear, whnt tho pcoplo of
Ontnrlo nro doing. Mrs. Jonsson Is
lu much bottor honlth and' Ih vory
much pleased with thof (California
cllmato. J
Mr. and Mrs. Miles IUloy of Dolso
Idaho woro Sunday, visitors In On
tnrlo. f ' ;'
Dr. and Mrs. "Wni. Halo of Itotso
Idaho .woro visiting 'In Ontnrlo Prl
day mid Saturday with Dr. nnd
Mrs. It. O. Moon. '
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