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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1922)
HMfNto-BEU1111" "mii ''K2rrTTwB5 B 1 hhrmi i-Jw-"'-nrt' jes3l!fc vJWtMal -I 1 .vi I 1" f . VU K- I. ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1922 1IMH IIUOKKT JUNK ON. WAQON TlilB MOUNTAIN (Contluud from pngo 1) crook, whoro ono of tho womon of tho party died and was buriod. Prom thoro thoy wont over tho ill vldo to Camp Crook, which thoy followod for nillca boforo thoy turnod westward to tho Deschutes, thonco to Tho Dalles." Yoars afterwards, having been told tho nbovo by his undo, Mr. Anderson had tho following unique uxporlonco which tondod strongly to establish tho authenticity of his unclo's nnrrntlvo. IIo tolls of thoso Incidents ns follews: "In 1882 whuu I was riding' tho run go and working with Charles Kequa's outfit, wo had a cook nainod James Dorrls, who was a member of tho party which found tho Ditto Ducket mlno. IIo was 14 years old when ho crossed tho plains, nml from him I was again told tho story of Its finding and many of tho experiences of tho par ty. "Ono day when wo woro riding on Denver crook near Mooro's ranch, I went with Dorrls riding to Jlo mouth of Camp crook. As wo reached tho mouth of tho crook ho said to mo! 'I was ou that trail coming down from tho bench that wo struck Crooked river and back on that trail thrco of four miles my fathur lost a stay chain. It was an old fashioned chain brokon In two. It has tlvo or six links and n hook. It was six or sovon days back on tho trail from tho point whoro father lpst tho ohnln that tho gold was found.' "Next spring, that Is tho spring of 1883, Dill Clrclo of Prlnovlllo, found tho chain Just ns Dorrls had described It, and at Just about tho point ho told mo that It was lost. Lyman's Confirmation "In 18CG Mr. Lyman who led tho party up Emigrant crook, returnod ovor that routo. On his first trip nftor a bunch of his cn,ttlo had died, ho loft a buggy at n camp ground on tho trnll and returned to locato It. IIo declared that It was after ho had toft tho party which found tho gold, that It was located, so that confirms tho statament that tho Illua Duckot Is west of Sltvlcs river. Found n Second Tlmo "In 1883, whon with a party I was working with on tho south sldo of Crooked river wo mot to mon who bad been In search of tho Dluo Duckot mlno and who had plckod up many relics on tho trail which sorvod to guldo thorn backward. Thoy had Information gathorod from various sourcos and thoy too do clnrod that tho mlno was somowhoro on Wagon Tiro mountain. "In 1878 a man by tho namo of A. D. Marks bought a bunch of cat tlo near Wagon Tiro, and had them In corrals thoro. With him was a fellow named Don Warmath, who was riding for Marks. IIo took a oup and went to tho stream and started to prospoct. IIo worked for but a Bhort tlmo and found a numbor of nuggots, and also found particles of flno gold. Whllo ho was prospecting a hnnd of Indians attacked tho corrals and tho part had to rldo to cscapo them, leaving tholr cattlo and everything. War math novor roturnod. This, too, was In tho vicinity described by my undo, and I bollovo It Is possible that It was tho placo." SCHOOL NOTES Miss Dortha Davis, Stato Supor visor of Vocational Home Economics was a visitor In Ontario Thursday and Friday of last wcok as a guest of Miss Wood. Informal dinner- was given at tho Practlso IIouso on Friday ovonlng at which Miss Con way and Miss Davis woro guests. Last Friday sovon of our high school boyB, Hobcrt Llnzy, Itnlph Drano, Leonard Zimmerman, William Wlsoman, Fred Holghtsmon, Quy Sccoy, and Webster Jones woro visitors In Dolso. Tho first thrco wont on bohalt of tho II. O. T. C, but tho other woro chiefly Interested In tho radio activities of tho Dolso High School. In tho evening thoy woro entertained by tho Dolso It. O. T. 0. Tho curtains purchasod by tho Junior and Sonlor clauses nrrtved Friday attornoon and woro Im mediately hung on tho ,stago. Mon day morning In nssombly, Hugh Dlggs on behalf of tho classes pro sontod tho curtains to tho high DOLLAR Monday and Tuesday t April 10 & 11 $ These Exceptional $ Values 'Should Be Taken (T Advantage of By All " y Men 'sFurnishings Dept Proparo for Spring Work at a Groat Saving. Mon'o Spring Unions Men's good, wolght elastic union In long sloovo and nnklo lougth. A very good number for spring and summer wear, well worth more. I Special $ SUIT Very Spocial A full stock gMiiuliio horso hide work glovod (no split back) Spocial $PAIR Very Spocial Values in Mon's Sox A good wolght cotton box In black mill brown. Regular 20o, sellers. f Spocial 7 PAIR FOR $ Drug Spocial 1 box Palm Ollvo Taloum 25c 1 bottlo l'alm Ollvo Cold Croum COc 1 bottlo l'alm Ollvo Shampoo 50c $ Special all thrco $ One lot ladles pocket books, values up to 2.2S very useful and of neat styles, I Spocial $ CHOICE Ono rot vollo wash waists now and up-to-date. Spocial Houso Aprons Extra chotco values. $ Special Sorgo Skirts Horo aro somo vory special values In regular and largo alios offered at a very low prico of Spocial. CHOICE $ Corsets Somo very popular In Warner's Rust Proof Quarautood Cornets offorod for tho spocial price of $ Special $ EACH Where your .dollar will go the Farthest is our Motto Dollar Special Piece Goods Value 760 reads of 30 In. mossallno a varloty of colors regular 2.00 grado Spocial $YARD Very spocial selection of now spring voiles In nttractlvo patters full double width regular priced at 75c to 85o I Spocial. 2 YARDS FOR $ Very spocial good wolght full width Georgette Crepo In n varloty of shades a, vory raro valuo at I Spocial. $YARD Dotted Swiss In small and medium dots specially priced at f Spocial. 2 YARD $ $ Dollar SpecialSlioe Values $ 300 pair Ladles Shoos in Dlack, Drown, drey, Floldmouso and Whlto Loathor and Wlilto Fabrics, mostly with French Heols and all of reliable makes, A genuine bargain at I Special. 1 PAIR $ Kote: During our fall dollar salo wo dis posed of nearly all of our dollar shoos within throo hours after salo started. Wo would advUo that you come early while tho sizes last. Wo also rosorvo tho right to limit tho number of pairs to each customer. Ready to Wear Section $ Dollar Values $ Ladies Dresses A fow good sorgo dresses In brown and blue. Who will be tho lucky onesT t Special. CHOICE $ Silk Petticoats ' Hero is on unheard of bargain, tho'se are In popular shades and full slzo, regular values far abovo this offer I Special. . CHOICE $ Notice These Extraordinary Prices in Our Grocery Department 3 largo pkgs. Crackors 1 3 sk Graham Flour 91b I 10 packages Jello I 28 bars Whlto Soap I 6 lb. Pcaberry Coffee 3 sks. Corn Meal 2 aks. Itollod Oats 9 Cans Corn 8 Cans Tomatoos 15 lb. Sugar Spader's The Store That Saves You Money Ontario, Oregon Easter Napkins Pretty Kastor Doslgns in crepo papor napkin"' regular 20c packages. I Specie' 0 PKGS. $ Trimming beads regular priced at 20c bunch in tho popular colors. I Spocial ft BUNCHES $ Ladies Boudoir Caps Ono lot, dainty now boudoir caps in fancy silk pattorns regular prlcod at 11.60 to 11.76. $ Special CHOICE $ Turkish Towels A good sire full weight turklsh towel regular 50c slzo 3FOR$ Children's Dresses A vory chotco lot of chlldrens ging ham drosses In assorted sizes regu lar values up to 11.75. I Special ' CHOICE $ Women's Gloves A good weight euedo finish cotton glove nothing better for spring wear I Spocial 2 PAIR FOR $ One Lot Ladies Collars Choice $ A new assortment of ladles lace collars. x I Special" CHOICE $ Garter Elastic rogular 40c grads $ Special 3 YARDS $ Silk Gloves White and Dlack all sizes this Is a very extraordinary offer, regular values up to 1.25 specially priced I Special 2 PAIR FOR $ Ladies Brassiers- One lot ladles brasslera specially prlcod i Special 2FOR$ Ohildrens Bloomers One lot chlldrens white sateen bloomers assorted sizes a very good value Spocial, 2 PAIR FOR $ school, and Judgo W. W. Wood mado n spocch of ncceptanco on bohalt of tho board of education. Francis Folgor was tho only ono from tho typowrlttliig classes during tho past month to win a Certlflcato of Efficiency In tho official Under wood thirty-word test. Tho girls studying Smith-Hughes Home Economics and tho boys of tho Smith-Hughes Vocational Agri culture Class havo Joined nnd aro trying to rnlso monoy for tho 1'ractlco Houbo fund and to send tho Stock Judging team to Union. Tho food salo nt tho Cash drocery Satur day attornoon was tho first activity of this club and tho Junior Sopho more vs. Senior Froshmon football gamo to bo staged Wednesday attor noon will bo tho socond. Mrs. Perkins, tho national W. C. T. U. worker, was asststod at hor locturo at tho Dreamland Thcatro last Tuesday ovonlng by tho high school glco clubs and orchestra. Thoso and tholr director, Miss Dun stono woro ontortalnod at tho homo ot Mrs. W. E. Lees nftor tho lecture. Tho Junior nnd Sonlor clansos will stago a carnival Saturday evening April 8, In the high school. Thoro will bo nil sorts of nmusomonts, and good things to eat will bo In abund ance Mr. Soymour, Stato Club Load or, and Harry Wollman, county club loador, woro high school visitors last Thursday. Mr. Soymour talkod to tho Club members at tho high school in tho morning. FOR SALE flvo acres on hill 8-4 nillo from High School under ad vancement "Co. ditch with wator right. Flno placo for chlckons. or garden. All good noli. Prlco $000. Innulro w. H. Doollttlo Trustee LOST Masonlo watch charm Fliidor ploaso at Argus offlco for ro ward. 2t pd, WANTED to Kent Modern houso, 'suitable for small ( family. In qulro nt Argus offlco. FOil SALE Eggs for hatching, from Shopard's Anconas and Tank ard's Whlto Leghorns. $1.00 for 15. draco Dryant, Routo 1. 2tpd Mammoth Poklu Duck eggs $1.60 per sotting ot 12. Also Duff Or pington eggs, $1.00 por sotting. Hans Oft, R. F. D. Ontario tf For Salo or Trado Sixty acres good land. Honrlctta Payno. FOR SALE Good work horses from 1300 to 1C00 lbs. C. R. Emlson at Ontario National Dank. tf FOR SALE 25 thoroughbred Rod Island Rod pullets all laying. From prlzo winning stock and matod Call 34-J, Frultland, Idaho. FOR SALE Ono 12 Inch Dyron Jackson pump, with ondlcss loathor bolt and about 14 foot of plpo, in good running order. Will soil choap a co. Thiol, Now Plymouth, Ida. U PAID LOCAL ADS Will soil or trado a 7 passongor Studobakor car In good condition, flvo cord tires, for good work horses. Inqulro Argus Offlco. WANTED Plain sowing, child ren's clothing nnd baby layettes, a specialty 3-4 miles north old Val ley Vlow school house. Mrs. J. K, ALEXANDER MRS. A. 8. REE8, 'it. F. D. 110 FOn BALE at sacrltlco prlco, easy terms, 300 acres undor Warm Springs Irrigation, 4 miles from On tario, Oregon. E. D. Wolf & Co., 79 W. Monroe St., Chicago, 111. 3t FOR SALE Sovon room houso cheap. Part paymont cash. Dal nnco terms. Addross Dox 324, On tario, Oregon. tf WANTED To Duy A Good horso, about 1300 lbs. Wm. Korchor. FOR SALE Typewrltor In good shapo, choap. Ford Oarago. Cow for Salo O. W. Dlanton. 2tp' Hatching eggs from Hoganlzod R. I. Red lions, 50c for iC, $3.00 for 100. 8 miles west of town on. Volo road. Mrs. D. Koplln. 3t pd 100 ncrcs In Darren Valley near Crowoly, will sell of trado for land near Ontario. B. M. SMITH 4t Ontario, Orcgoii FOR SALE Now thrco room houso, good collar, twenty lots, half In orchard, garngo, auto and chick ens go with tltoplftco. Mrs. C. II. Trousdalo FOR BALE Rcglstorod Bhort Horn bulls, milk strain. For infor mation wrlto Odell IJros., Vnlp, Ore, R 2 or soo thorn at Geo. B. Davis ranch south of Holiday bridge. 4t FOR BALE Piano and clcctrlft washor. Mrs. Wm. Korchor. It FOR RENT Four room houso two blocks northwost of grado school. Mrs. Wm. Korchor. 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