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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1922)
waWggtWyiMiMWMWIWI'llWII I IIHl w- wapm-aa, ...- j 1 l .. THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922 MSMMHWWMi l.t 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10. 11. 13. .1) 16. 16. 17. 18. 20 23. 25 26 27 32 34 36 39 40 44 Ct ir r Chi RAILROAD PROBLEM SUBJECT OP MEETING (Continued from page ono) construction of a lino from Natron to Ontario, with Deschutes and Kla math lines connecting at Odell. Our heavy and expensive construc tion from Ontario west, from Natron south and from Klamath Falls north was stopped soon after wo lost con trol of tho Southom Pacific. The line across tho state cannot bo sustained without the heavy east bound traffic originating In West orn Oregon, and wo cannot build It without avallablo traffic to sustain Ita malntenanco and operation. As a matter of fact, if tho Union Pa cific wero inclined to proceed with improvements and construction without adequate traffic in sight, tho transportation act would not permit tho building of a lino with out sufficient traffic to pay the fixed charges and operating ex penses. Our good faltli In the program ro ferrod to Is roflected by tho Invest ment that wo mado and our Interest In Contral, Kastern and Southern Oregon has not diminished, but we will. not mislead and cannot commit oursolves to construction Aintil we know whoro tho traffic Is coming from to support and operate the line. What wo may bo ablo to do to car ry out our original program and build from Bend to Odell and from Natron to Ontario depends upon tho outcome of the Central Pacific-South orn Pacific cano and tho relation of tho Union Pacific with respect to tho Western Oregon traffic which It onjoyod whon its plans of devel opment was mado. Wo rogrot that we cannot mako doflnlto assuranco, but we do not consldor it proper to do so until wo know to what extent If at all wo may bo admlttod Into tho Western Ore gon territory. LOCAL PERSONALS THUNDERCLAP Tho greatest talo plcturo evor takon, at Dreamland. Tho chanco to seo "Thundorclap," tho William Pox special photoplay at tho Dream land Theatre, arrives Friday and Saturday. Those who onjoy a thrilling horse race, a spirited bat tle botweon bravo youth and cun ning oxporlonco', a beautiful loro story and oven gllmpsos Into the roalms of yostor-yoar whon tho gambling donlzens of tho umlor- world flourished, should nvail thom solves of tho opportunity to soo this thrilling plcturo, which fairly bris tles with thrills, laughtor and sighs. Miss Besslo Newman of Twin Falls is hero this week tho guest of hor grandmother Mrs. Is. E. Jones, and her uncle and aunt, Judge and Mrs. E. II. Test. Miss Nowman Is enroute to her home after spending a year In Nevada. Frank! Brown, private secretar to Governor Davis of Idaho, was an Ontario visitor for a short tlmo on Tuesday. Charged with assaulting Leon Judd, the son of a neighbor living northwest of town, Garrett Murphy was arrested yesterday and Is to have a hearing before Judgo C. M. Stearns, Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Harper Wright and family, who have been guosts at tho P. J. Gallagher home for the past week, expect to leave Monday for their home In Grandflcld, Okla. Mrs. Ivan E. Oakes returned to hor homo Sunday after spending sovoral weeks In Portland and at Seaside. William Pinney, Jr., has regis tered at the University of Washing ton summer school taking sufficient work so that ho will bo able to ro celvo his degree with tho class of 23. C. M. Crandall of Vnlo, was an Ontario visitor today. Mrs. Staley of Montpeller, Idaho, who was tho uost of hor daughter Mrs. J. R. Itasmussen, for several wooks, returned to hor homo last Friday morning. Her grandson, Boyd Rasmussen, accompanied her and will bo In Montpeller for two weeks. J. R. Blackaby returnod Saturday from an oxtondod trip into the Jor dan Valloy country. Ho reports tho range In that section as very dry, partially duo to the driving of bands of sheep through that region. C. R. Emlson returnod Wednes day from a trip to Westfall. Fred and Wanda Brown of Poca tollo, are spending tho week end with Florence Ready. Miss Hazel Draper of Kimberly, Idaho, is visiting hor undo and aunt Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Draper. Rov.DuBols, Episcopal minister, will hold services at tho Masonic Hall Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock. II. C. Boyer moved Into his new rosldonco in tho southeastern part of town this woek. PAID LOCAL ADS REMIT CASH FOR ADS TO GO IN THIS COLUMN Owing to the difficulty of 'keep ing account of Items for this 'col umn, the mistakes which occur In telophone conversations duo to mis understandings, the Argus has de termined to place this column on a cash In advance basis. To uso this column therefore write your ad, count six words per line and remit as follews: For first Insertion 10 cents per line, all subsequent Inser tions 6 cents per lino; mall check, or It coin is used see that same Is wrapped so that It will not drop from envelope. LOST Oval broach with topaz set ting, somewhero on Main street, Wednesday morning. Finder please leave at Dr. J3oars office 32 It $ sale at tho Golden week. Rule next FOR SALE Spring chickens, 35c each. A. B. Cain, phone 20CW. 32 4t FOR SALE An Improved electric washing machine, with extension bench. Phone 76 W. 31 2t FOR SALE Good four room house and five lots located four blocks north of public schools. Will sell cheap for quick disposal. Inquire J. B. tAtherton at Rader Bros. 31 3t FOR SALE CHEAP Practically new Electric Grill with oven. Phone 125W 29tf. FOR SALE A Registered Poland China boar. Also 40 weaned pigs. Phono 34 W. 30 5 1 FOR SALE five acres on hill ,3-4 mllo from High School under ad vancement Co. ditch with water right. Fine place for chickens or garden. . All good soil. Price $600. Inquire W. H. Doollttle Trustee. FOR SALE by ewner: 5 acre tract, buildings, fruit and shade trees. Address Box 84 Ontario . 32-34 FOR SALE Dodge touring car, late 1919 Model. Harvey's Garage. 22123 p. IMPOUNDING NOTICH Watch for tho Golden Rulo ? sale nort woek. I'XMl SALE OU TRADE Four room house with two screen porches. Will tako n, car as first payment. Seo Frod Blaser'or call 75M. 31 3t. UniyersitHrkon ijgM The UNIVERSITY 0 OREGON cenUim: Tho college of Literature, Science nd the Arti with 22 department!. The professional school of Archi tecture Dualneai Administration -Education-Graduate Study -Law-Medicine Music Physical Educa tion Sociology. The 47th Year Opens October 2, 1922 Faracatalojut oranff Information WriU Tht Rttlitrar, UnlVtrtUfi of Oregon, Euttnt, Orrjon. Notice Is horoby given that. In pursuanco of Ordinance No. 23C, of the City of Ontario, I havo taken up and Impoundod the following de scribed anlmnls found running nt largo within tho corporate limits of tho City of Ontario, In Malheur county, Stato of Oregon, to-wlt: Sorrol Mare, nbout 5 years old, blazo faco, branded thus fcgjj on left shoulder, weight about 1150. SorroJ Maro Colt, two years old, with Hor, whlto faco, branded thus on loft shoulder. Bay Maro, about 10 years old, braudod thus H on loft slioul- FOR SALE 35 shares of Nevada Ditch stock. H. A. Arnoson. tf. SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR dor, blazo fnco, both hind legs whlto, wolght about 1150. Brown two yo.ir old Maro, wire cut on right shoulder, branded thus on loft shoulder, whlto strlpo In faco. And that I will on tho 20th day of July, 1922, at tho hour of Three o'clock P. M of said day offer for solo and will sell above descrlbod anlmnls nt public auction to tho highest blddor, for cash In hand, at tho Ctly Pound In said City of On tario. Taken up this Sth day of July, 1922. Posted this 11th day of July, 1922. II. C. FARMER, City Marshal. Real $ values at tho Goldeu Rulo noxt wook. FRIDAY & SATURDAY MAJESTIC THEATRE Matinee Sat. 2:30 p. m. JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S DRAMA OF THE HUD SON BAY COUNTRY MAJESTIC THEATRE SUNDAY & MONDAY Matinee Sun. 2:30 P. M. Gloria Swanson IN JAN OE THE THE GREAT BIG SNOWS M 0 M E N T BY ELINOR G L Y N ' Also BEN TURPIN COMEDY Ami Nows of World Evonts Lji Joel Loopor and Bryant Looper, Plaintiffs vs. K. S. D. Fruit Land Company, a corporation; Albort Bellslej Hen ry Bollsle; Mary Ann Bellsle; Albert J. Appell; J.ulia Klesel; Wllhelmlne Paulino Shearman; Mary A. Thompson; Fred W. Kle- sol; Etta Johnson; Minnie Neeco; Llllle Ambrose; Anna Dale; Charles L. Thompson; Robert A. Thompson, Jesse E. Thompson; Mabel Morgan; Charlie Brace woll; Gerald Bracowoll; Robert Bracoweir and Vera Bracowoll, Defendants. To Mary Ann Bellsle, Albort J. Appell, Etta Johnson, Llllle Am brose Mabel Morgan, Charlie Brace well, Gerald Bracowoll, Robert Bracowoll and Vora Bracowoll, being nlno of the above named Defen dants. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You and each of you nro hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint filed against you In tho above entitled suit on or before tho expiration of six weeks from tho date of tho first publica tion of this summons, tho same be ing tho last day of the time pre Bcrlbod by order of tho court direct lug sorvlco of summons In said suit to bo mado upon you by publication; and If you fall so to answor for want thereof, the piamtiirs win ap ply to tho court for the rollef de manded In said complaint, to-wlt: For a docrfio of Bald court quiet ing plaintiffs tltlo to tho following descrlbod tract of land sltuatod in Mainour County, Oregon, tewlt: "Commencing at a point 1335 feet West and 30 foot North of the Southoast corner of Section 7, Twp. 19 South. Range 47 E. W. M., aud running thence North 1133.35 leet, theuco East 265 foot, thenco soma 1133.35 fool, thonco West 265 feet to point of beginning, and embrac ing and including therein what has horotoforo been known and de scribed as Lots 1, 3, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, of Block 13; and all of Block 14, In tho Vlllago of Arcadia In Malheur County, Oregon; and adjudging that you and each of you havo no right, tltlo, estate or Interest In said lands, and that plaintiffs' tltlo to the sarno is good and valid, and for all other rollot demanded In said com plaint. 0 You nro further notltlod that this summons is Borvod upon you by pub lication in pursuance of an ordor of tho lion. Dalton Biggs, Judgo of the ubovo entitled Court, which said ordor was mado and ontered In said causo on July 13, 1923, and directed that this summons be published onco each woek for six successtvo weoks In tho "Ontario Argus". Tho dato of the first publication of said summons Is on July 13', 1922, and tho last publication Is on AugUBt 24, 1932. WEtLS W. WOOD, Attorney for Plaintiffs. My residence aud postotfico ad dross Is Ontario, Oregon. Fred Kllngback and ' Louis De Bord have been repairing some bad places In tho road along tho Owyhee river in order that tho threshing machine may safely make the pass age to tho Kllngback homestead at the head Of the Owyhee ditch. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Poutz and family motored to Wei'ser Thursday. F. Kllngback and family attended Baptist church services in Ontario last Sunday. Goo. Kroth, accompanied by two friends, Messrs. Wolf and Walvlne, were down from, tho veterans' hos pital In Bolso, to spend tho Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. O. Hlte and two lit tle girls wont to Long Valley whoro thoy will remain until next haying time. Pansy Dutcher, who attended school in Hood River last winter, Is now living here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brown. Dompsey Pleasant, who has been omployed at tho DeBord ranch since November, has accepted a position at tho Ordway orchards near On tario. Lynn Kygar returned home from Devils Slide, Utah, where he has been visiting with his brother, Everett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McGlnnls, John, Oral, Wanda and Jimmy Hlte and Anna and Carl Schwelzer were guests at the Wm. Schwelzer home Sunday. Considering the dlstanco and ex tra busy "times Owyhee was well represented at the Chautauqua last week, tho Lowe's and Bigelow's making special efforts to provide transportation for many who other wise could not have attended. Carl Schwelzer and Oral Hlte participated In a runaway last Sun day. While driving a team and" hack tho tongue dropped down, frightening the horses which soon became uncontrollable. The boys jumped from the rig, Oral taking a plunge in the Owyhee ditch. T. M. Lowe, Louis DeBord and W. W. Smith helped with the grad ing for tho new railroad siding which Is being put In at Parson's corner, and which will be a benefit to farmers around hero this year, if completed In time for this year'sj crop. An effort is being made to havo It ready. NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL . REPORT IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON In the Matter of the Estate of A. M. WEBB, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, Rufus Johnson, ad ministrator of the Estato of A. M. Webb, deceased, has filed In the above entitled Court his final Report and account as administrator of said Estate, and that the above entitled court has set Monday, the 14th day of August, 1922, at tho Court room In the Court House, at Vale.Malheur County, Oregon, at the hour of 11 o'clock A. M. as the time at which said Final Report and Account will be heard; at which time any credi tors of other persons Interested in said Estate may appear and file ob jections thereto, If any they have. RUFUS JOHNSON, Adminis trator of tho Estate of A. M. Webb, deceased. R. W. Swagler, Attorney for Administrator. Date of first publication July 13, 1922, Date of last publication August 10, 1922. A $ surprise at tho Golden Rule next weekc FOR SALE 140 acres 7 miles S. W. of Ontario, Oregon, on hard surfaced road to Vale. Good water, good house, fine shade and good water right. Fine place for one wanting to buy a home. Four thous and dollars will swing deal, remain der on time. For particulars write T. A. Cox, Lincoln, Illinois. 30tf.' SUN. MON. TUES. D. W. GRIFFITH'S "WAY DOWN EAST9 HIS GREATEST PICTURE. COOL THEATRE AND NO ADVANCE IN PRICES HK8BS39E3HBEKs22ESSK8BBH ssmwssimff iV.'l WILLIAMVot prestntr THUNDERCLAP The Greatest Race Track Drama Ever Staged SfntrtQ ( 3rtftl Itf fAUl M SLOAN UCIWRJO 1-MTCV DREAMLAND A COOL THEATRE Comedy Also Fri. and Sat aaaaff& 3aaaaVaaaW Laf A 5 iiaaLtJaaaVaaaV afttK. V . a s3S3! 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