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aOMjnamrniM'w-' THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, , MAY 4, 1922 rJw!n aJSCHCSC tfceietii Tuesday ovonlng ill tlto homo of Misses Cora and Elhol McNulty tho Olrls Club gavo a miscellaneous showor In honor o( Miss Marjorlo Turner whpso ongngomont has boon announced. Tho houso wnB prottlly decorated with blossoms and slrcuin ors, tho color schomo being yollow. A mock wedding was stagod, which causod much hilarity, aftor which llttlo Miss Holon Flfor and Evolyn Lackey prcsontod tho gifts In a novol way. A chair was placed In tho contor of tho room and Miss Turner was seated In It. Thon llttlo Holon Flfor carried In a largo parasol trlmmod In yollow. which -was hold ovor Miss Turner, followed by Evelyn Lackoy, representing Cupid, carry Ing tho gifts In a tiny whoolbarrow. Many usoful and attractlvo gifts woro rocolvod. Dainty refreshments woro thon sorved. Noxt Tuosday Is tho day sot for tho hlko, with all mombors to moot at tho homo of Mrs. W. L. Turner at 5:30 p. m. Tho Ontario Qlrl's Club woro do llghtfully ontortalnod Monday morn Ing at tho homo of Mrs. 13. M. Qrolg with a May Day Breakfast. Tho homo was prottlly decorated with yollow daffodllos, wild currant blossoms and Easter llllos. Tablos woro set for twenty girls. Mrs. O, M. ' Castloman gavo a lunchoon for tho Monday Drldgo club last Monday afternoon, follow Ing tho lunchoon four tables of brldgo woro played. Mrs. A. L. Cockrum was tho hostess for tho wookly gnthorlng of tho Tuesday brldgo club, whllo Mrs. F. J. Clomo ontortalnod tho Wednes day brldgo this wook. Dr. It. 0. I'ayno was tho host for tho plnochlo club's convocation last Saturday ovonlng. Tho Imporlal Club was ontortaln od last Thursday at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Van Potton. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. McFall woro tho hosts for tho now auction brldgo club which Is yot unchrlstcned, at a dlnnor and auction party Tuesday ovonlng. Tho annual meeting of tho Woman's club Is mooting today at tho city hall. Mrs. E. W. Dills left last Friday attornoon for hor now homo In Hebo, Oregon. Mr. Lathrop and his band boys will accompany tho track toam to Vale noxt Friday. OWYHEE i-j -. MAJESTIC THEATRE SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY .MAT. 2UI() EVE. 7:il. MAT. HUN. UHIO CONTINUOUS TOM MIX m THE NIGHT HORSEMEN A sequel to"Tho Untamed" AlsoaComcdy,,GOLFING" SUNDAY MONDAY Pola Negri in ' THE RED PEACOCK A romance of line feathers that covered a heart of gold Also LARRY SEMON In "THE1SAW MILL" GS55E3EH h'bdB5Z3Ut&S3a E3r853s1 it 1 Qonulno sympathy for those who mourn, sympathy t t t. Oonulno sympathy for thoso who mourn, sympathy which oxprossos Itsolt In every llttlo act of sorvlco that soothes dlstrnught norvos and quiets tho troublod mind, Is a kind of sympathy raroly found In this busy work-a-day world. To thoso homes whoro tho dread cuost has bo como visitor, wo strlvo to bring much sympathy, FUNERAL DIRECTORS II. L. PETEnBON Ontario Furniture Co. Copyright IM. rlnclnnitl Colon Co. ?ect IKE PATTERSON REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOR at the primaries Friday, May 19. Ha U a man of raro personality and E roved executive ability. Hare, riefly, Is hi storyr Isasto Lea Pat terson wai born in Denton County, Oregon, in 1059. Attended country tehooli and worked hie way through -L-i-.i- II .1 f. vnriiiMiii .ouege, nionmouin. ue came a successful merchant in Salem. In 1094 wa elected Stata Senator from Marion County. In 1090 wat appointed Collector of Custom at Portland, by President McKinleyi re-appointed by Preeldent Roosevelt in 1902, A Record of Achievement WHILE he wat collector, the business of Mr. Patter ton's office practically doubled yet he reduced the cott of running hit office by $6,300 a year. Since 1906 hat been a tuccettful farmer at Eola, Polk County. In '919 and 1921 served at State Senator from Poll. County, At chairman of Senate Finance Committee led the fight against wholesale salary increase bills nnd defeated most xf them. In 1921 voted against increasing Coventor') alary. Vote for Patterson and Stop this Waste! Sine 1013 Stata taxes have Increased 7-18.7 per cent! This gross extravagance mutt be stopped I Mr. Patter ton Sat pledged that when elected he will make a tub ttantial decreato in your state taxes by efficient and eco nomical administration, A vote for Senator Patterson. i vote for elean, economical business-hie government.' tBBBBBBBBlJaV A BBBBBBB It. J. Peterson who has boon. shearing sheep near tho Dlggs-Dun- away ranch, suspondod operations until warmer weather owing to tho loss of sheep bocauso of tho cold John Dlgelow visited his son, Silas, anu inmny Wednesday, taking thorn to Ontario In tho attornoon. John llust mado a trip to Nyssa Saturday, taking tho Howland broth ers thoro, from which placo thoy hired a car for an overland trip to Cambrldgo, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. Ilutton and son woro gucsta at tho Flshor homo Friday. Mrs. Geo. Skinner and son, Sid, visited at tho Dob Elliot homo Sun day attornoon. Mrs. Sklnnor who has boon III, Is still In poor health, though somo hotter. Don Preston of tho Idaho Power Co., did somo otoctrlcal work at tho Elliot and Itlppoy ranches tho first of tho wook. Mr. nnd, Mrs. Harry Doctor and small daughtor of Vale, visited Mrs. Doolor's paronts, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clms. Flshor Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Smith woro also dinner guests at tho Flshor homo that day. PupllB In Mrs. Schwolzor'o room who woro nolthor absent nor tardy during tho month are: Fred Pullon Guy aicnn, Elba Pullon, Joo Shatto, Hoy Williams, Elizabeth Kaylor, Omar Illto, Georgia llust, Wanda Hlto, Kenneth McDonald and Itada and Nolllo Elliot. Thoso In Mrs. Davis room are: Earl nnd Merle Kygar, Lois Schwolzer, Albort and Marvin Cnporton, Dorothy Kaylor, Wornor Poutz and Jimmy Illto. Mr. nnd Mrs.. Leo Jones of Nyssa accompanlod by Mm. Albort Jones and brother, Joseph Snydor, of Grid Hoy, Calif., woro dlnnor guosts at tho Warren Fonn homo Sunday. Mrs. Albort Jonos Is n sister-in-law of Mrs. Fojin. Sho nnd hor brothor had boon called to Hatoy, Idaho by tho death of a slstor, Mrs. Atinlo Dart lott, nnd stopped nt Nyssa on tho re turn trip for a fow days visit with rolatlves. Torn, Cocll nnd C-oldlo Board and Elmoro Fonn of Nyssa, also spoilt Sunday at Fonn's, Tom nnd Elmoro staying ovor to holp with potato planting Monday. Young pooplo of tho Owyhee who will participate In tho Intorscholas- tlo track moot at valo Friday are: Elba Pullon, Nova Larson, Nolllo and llada Elliot, Laura Huffman, Frod Pullon, Omar Illto, Charloy Huffman, Kenneth McDonald, Jesso Pullon and Itoy Williams. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Lowo mado a business trip to Ontario Mondny. F. L. DoDord and Warren I-onii got tholr sood potntoos Thursday, going to Nyssa whoro thoy woro shlpp'od from Twin Falls. Ruth Plnkston was an ovornlght guost of Emmn Olascock Sunday. Miss Lillian Davis and Tier sowing class gavo a party to tho uppor grado toachor, Mrs. Schwolzer and pupils, at tho Pullen homo Friday ovonlng. Aftor a Jolly ovonlng sopnt In play lug games, dainty rofrosbmonts wero served, A search was mado Sunday for tho body of Oliver Howland; who was drowned In tho Owyhee rlvor 0 days ago. To dato It has not boon found. NOTICE OF SALE OF K8TKAYB Notlco Is horoby given that undor nnd by vlrttio of an Ordor of tho Hon. Of L. Klng.-Justlsco of tho Pcaco In O. L. King, Justlco of tho Peace In County of Malheur and Stato of Oro gon, duly mado and onterod on tho 3rd day of Mar. 1022. tho Constablo of Snnko Itlvor Precinct, Mainour! County, Stato of Oregon, will on tho 27th day of May, 1022, at tho hour of 10 o'clock A. M. at tho promises of tho undorslgnod Irvln I. Culbort son, doscrlbod as: Tho SoUthoast Quarter of Southeast Quartor of Sec tion 26, Township 16 South, Ilango 47 E. W. M. Malheur County, Ore gon, sell to tho highest blddor for cash all of tho following described horses, sold as estrays! Ono Drown Guiding, aged 12 yrs. No vlslblo brand. Wat. 1300 lbs. Ono Drown Mara, aged 8 yrs. No Vlslblo brand. Wgt. 000 lbs. Ono Sdrrol adding, aged 2 yrs. No vlslblo brand. Wgt. 000 lbs. Ono Gray Stallion, aged 2 yrs. Wgt. 1100 lbs. Doth hind foot whlto. No vlslblo brand. Quo dark brown Stallion, aged 3 yrs. Wgt. 1100 lbs. Doth hind foot whlto. Draudod D -- on loft shoulder. Ono light brown Yearling Stallion, whlto spot In forehead. Doth hind foot whlto. Wgt. about 700 lbs. Tho ubovo doscrlbod horses aro sold as estrays to satisfy tho sum of $70.00 damages, $3.00 Justlco Court costs, $20.00 attornoy fees, together with accruing costs of Balo. IHVIN I. CULDEUTSON, Dato of First publication May 4, 1022 Dato of Last Publication May 18, 1022. NOTICE TO CONTHACTOHS Vale, Oregon, May 3rd, 1022. Sonlod bids will bo rocolvod by tho County Court of .Malheur County, Stato or Oregon, nt valo, Oregon, on tho 20th day of May, 1022, at 11 o'clock A. M. for tho grading and construction of about 0 miles of tho Nyssa-Jordan Market Road, on tho Knights ranch Succor Crook Section of said road, commencing nt Station 000 and ending nt Station 000 near Molloya ranch, In Malheur County, Oregon, according- to plans and spe cifications on file In tho offlco of J. F. Joyco, unglnoor nt Ontario, Oro gon. No bids will ba consldorod unloss accompanied by a certified check for Ilvo per cent of tho amount of tho bid. A satisfactory bond will bo re quired for fifty per cont of tho amount of tho successful bid tor tho faithful porformuhco of tho contract. Tho right Is reserved to roloct any and all bids. Dy ordor of tho County Court of Malheur County, Oregon. II. B. BACKETT. County X'lork. First publication May 4, 1022. Last publication May 11, 1022. HUMMONH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR Tho Payette Choral Club will glva a Concort and Cantata at the Emma Thoatro, Payette on Monday evening May 8 th at 8 o'clock. Price of ad mission, fifty cents. Reservod seat tlckots on salo at Colo Pharmacy, 10 conta. EPISCOPAL 8i:ilVIOI Dr. George D. Van Wators will bo In Ontario Sunday ovonlng May 14 to hold Episcopal services at the Masonic Hall at 7:30 p. ra. A cor dial Invitation to tho public Is extended. NOTICE OF IONI KALI. NOTICE Is horeby given that sealed bids will bo received by tho Hoard of Directors of tho "FAIR MORE IRRIGATION DISTRICT" nt their offlco In Ontario, Oregon, for tho purchase of $20,000.00 of tho 6 coupon, ton year, bonds of tho said district up to two o'clock P. M. of Juno 10, 1022. DIds to bo sub mitted to the Secretary of Bald Dis trict at Ontario, Oregon. WW W. WHITE, Socrotary of "FAIRMORE IRRIGA TION DISTRICT." First publication May 4, 1922. Last publication Juno 8, 1922,. PATTERSON CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE J0 1 Imjttritl Itottl Portltad, Oregon NOTICE I, Galin Paris, do heroby give notice that I will not bo responsible for any bills contracted for, with, or by my wlfo, Tholma Paris. OALIN PARIS, Emmett, Idaho, May 3, 1923 .GET THE GOPHERS NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE A TALK WITH GOPHEX JOHN. I WILL T1U1 UY THE DAY' OR BY MONTH. JOHN 11ACHMAN ONTARIO, OREGON BOX IK THE FIRST NATIONAL DANK OF ONTARIO, OREGON, A Cor poration, Plaintiff vs. HERBERT II. TUNNY, GEOROB P. REIHSEN, FRANK P. RYAN, DAVIDSON GROCERY COM PANY, a Corporation, H. LEE NOE, Bhorlff, aud PLAY M. 8TEARMS, receiver, Dofondant TO HBRHERT II. TUNNY, ono of tho nbovo named defendants. IN THE .NAME OF THE 8TATE- OF OREOON: You aro horoby roqulrod to ap pear and aniwor tho Complant here tofore filed against you In tho above entitled suit, In tho abovo entitled court, on or boforo tho expiration of six wookB from tho dato of tho first publication of this summons, and In tho ovont of your failure to do bo, plaintiff will apply to the court for tho rollef prayed for In Its Complaint on fllo heroin, to-wlt: Judgment and decree against you for tho sum of $6860,08, with Interest tboroon at tho rata of 10 per annum from December 3rd, 1021, together with $600.00 reasonable attorney feed aud plaintiff's costs and disburse ments herein, and for tho foreclos ure of that certain Chattel Mortgage mado an oxocuted by you to tho First National Dank of Ontario, Oregoj), on tho 3rd day of December, 1021, iflilntt a lit f ni fvn Hi xi' n a awiimili-il ItV4it-l D-4i MU4i)MrJU n tea evwwtMut on tho 1st day of February, 1022 In I Hook Z on pagos 237 and 238 Ho Icord of Chattel Mortgages In the of fice or tno uouuiy wiorKoi mainour County, Orogon, and for thp sale of the personal property described In said Mortgogo to apply upon said Docroo and Judgment; and for tho further order and decree of tho abovo entttlod court that said Mort gage Is a first and valid lien upon all of tho porsonal property de scribed In satd Mortgage, and that any right, Hen, claim or Interest which tho defendants George P. Helhsen,' Frank P. Ryan, Davidson Grocery Company, a corporation, H, Loo Noo, and Clay M. Stearns, re ceiver, may havo or claim to have In and to the said personal proporty or any part or parcel thereof, is sub ject to and subordinate to the Hen and claim of plaintiff under said Mortgago, and for such other and further relief as to tho court may seem Just and equltablo. This Summons ts pumisuea against you under and by virtue of an Ordor of Publication of Summons of tho Hon. Dalton Dlggs Circuit Judgo of Malheur County, Oregon, made on the 4th day of May, 1922. R. W. BWAGLER. Attorney for Plaintiff, residing at Ontario, Oregon. Dato of first publication May 4i 1922, Date of last publication June 16, 1922. MAN WILL DEFEAT WILLIAMS Voters Want Live Committeeman bE feV aflaiHaiwtaTaTaV VOTE FOR O.H.Fithian Republican Cnndldato For National Committeeman ON MAY 10 O. H. FITHIAN Portland, Too, is For Fithian REPUBLICANS ALL OVER THE 8TATB ARE (JETTING READY TO VOTE ON MAY 10 TO ELECT O. H. FITHIAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN INSTEAD OF RALPH E. WILLIAMS, WHO HAS HAD THE JOD TOO LONG PORTLAND DAILY NEWH HAYHl "It Is a refreshing and healthy sign when a busy and success ful man takes oft his coat and runs for an office that la salary-less mid of dubious honor. "Such n man la O. II. FITHIAN, wholesale shoo morchnnt, cnndldato for tho office of Republican National Committeeman. Ho is opposing Rulph E, Williams, who has sorved since 1008. Originally Williams was a Democrat. "Fithian land.. It Is man.' " Is tho head of tho Flthlan Darker Shoe Co., Port literally truo this tlmo that tho 'office sweks thu MORNING OHEGONIAN BAYBi "That FITHIAN has organized a strong campaign and Is con ducting a vlgorousi battle, Is ovldont to tho public and It has un doubtedly caused uneasiness In the Wlllams camp." POHTIiAND TEIjIXUIAM HAYHl "Flthlan, although a lifelong worker In thu Republican party, has never sought political offlco, "Williams is a professional politician who, after serving 14' yours as national committeeman wants still another term. "In the 1912 national convention Williams was antagonistic to Theodoro Roosovelt, dosplto tho fact that thu' Orogon delegation, was pledged to tho great American. "Flthlan promises dulogatloti In Congress. to work In harmony with Oregon's "Williams has uuvor worked In harmony with the delegation." FITHIAN CLUII, Dy Chas. T. Early, Prosldent Robt. G. McNary, Socrotary Chas. W. Eborloln, Treasurer. Will boII or trade a 7 passongor Btudobakor car in good condition, flvo cord tires, for good work borsos. Inquire Argus Office. FOR SALE flvo acres on hill 3-4 mllo from High School under ad vancement Co, ditch with water right- Flno place for chickens or garden. All good soil. Prlco $600. Inquire W. H, Doollttlo Trustee. Mnu nnd wlfo want work on ranch olthor togothor or separately. In qulro of Aigus or addross Dox 230, Ontario, Oregon. ' f FOR SALE or Trade.. Six Cylinder Standard car, 6 cord tires fine condition, for salo choap, terms to' responsible party,, or will trado for Ilvo stock. Call at Argus office. ' MAKE OREGON SAf E TOR THE REPUBLICAN PARTY efaTettflan' w-- J JM JsbbbbbbBuIK . cPA JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJtTBL9bi ' ri'i''TeTeTaTaT aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBuLHBBBBBBOL iV' 1-alailBHH tHHHII yfcvSBkPJtV' iHIIIIIH RE-ELECT RALPH I WILLIAMS LOST OR STOLEN Chllds rubber- tired trloycle. Reward for its re REPUBLICAN NATIONAL Committeeman The Only Westornor Ever Elected VIco Chairman of the Republican National Committee Keep the West In Power Tho Republican National Committee consists of one member from each stato In the Union and is the political organization of tho party. In June, 1021, at the Commttee's first, moetlng after the in auguration of Presldont Warren Q. Harding, every state cast Its voto for Ralph E. Williams of Oregon for vico-chalrman of tho Committee, recognizing by their unanimous vote his fitness and ability as a leader to till this responsible position. A vote for Ralph E. Williams for Republican National Com mltteeman will confirm the action of the forty-eight states In electing him vlco-chnlrman of the Republican National Committee a position never before held by a western man. ' Ralph E. Williams of Oregon, as vice-chairman of tho Repub lican National Committee, Is directly in line to become National chairman, the highest position attainable in the Republican organization. A National Committeeman on the National Committee does not make or,executo tho laws, but carries out tire policies and plat form of tho party adopted by the delegates at each previous Na tional Convention, Mr. Williams is senior member of the National Committee .Seniority In this committee gives one the same power as seniority in the U. S, Senate. Vote To Keep Him There Paid adr. by Committee of Republicans, C. L. Starr, 8ec'y617 Hoard of Trade Bldg., Portland, Ore. ' nW .) . V A 4f Ttii Ait. turn. Mrs. R. O. rayne.