The Dreamland Theatre, (of
Ontario, Oregon, wishes to
announce to the people of the
rural districts and surround
ing towns that the Merchants
have at last secured a waw
by which they can show their
appreciation of the farmers
their value to this commun
ity, by giving them tickets,
free of charse to the Dream
land Theatre any Saturday
afternoon. This ticket enti
tles any one residing outside
the city of Ontario. U. S. Gov
ernment war tax must be paid
at the box office.
Children
under 15 years of age must
be accompanied by parent or
guardian. The above men
tioned tickets may be secur
ed from any of the following
firms:
Ford Garage
Jenkins & Jenkins
Ontario Furniture Co.
Moore Hotel
McNulty & Co.
Rader Bros.
First National Bank
Ontorio Pharmacy
The Toggery
McDowells Exchange
Store
Caah Variety Store
Ontario National Bank
Golden Rule Store
Taggart Hardware Co.
Osborne Millinery
Ontario Auto Co.
Laaue Blackaby, Jeweler
Fifere
Allen Shoe Co.
E. A. Fraser
O. G Luehrs
W L. Turner
L*ta Get To-Gether and Make this a
Community Affair.
(Continuad from First Pace, i
Wuhiagvom. — Chairman Harley of
he »topping boa*d haa askad congress
for a final appropriation of a litile
more -ban $«00.«oe.*00 to wind up the
eorerument'» shipbuilding operation*
This itim. b* «aid. which will com
plete the worh of raising the Tailed
Slates aa a shipbuilding nation to first
place and develop 'he A»*ri*-»n mer-
antile marine fleet from a negligible
-iuantity to second place, actually i*
l400.40e.Aee le** thaa eon gre* already
va* authorised.
The present need* af the shipbuild
ing programme as Chairman Hurley
outlines them, take into conaklerailon
»he cancellation or suspension of con
racta for 754 ship*, which alon* will
freer a saving o f more than 3594 4*4 -
-10. Th» administration charge* of
the whole business will he only 1.32
per cent of the total final expenditure.
When all is done. Chairman Hurley
points out in a letter to I'hairmaa
Good of the bouse appropriations com
mittee. $2,341,755,570 will have beer
upended in the country's great effort
which will he shown in 13.335.100 dead
weight UN» o f ships on the seas. Al- '
-hough a cost of *204 a deadweight toe
is indicated, the actual cost to th*
rorem m est will be less.
t:oa came after lae 4ebate had reach
ed a dramatic climax la a clash be
tween Mr. Hitchcock and Chairman
lo d g e of the foreign relations commit
tee. After this clash a reeoeat by
Mr. Lodge th at'the senate substitute
an inrestigatloa resolution drawn by
Senator Kellogg, republican of Minne
sota. was withdrawn and the question
was put on adoption.
In its investigation of how copies of
the peace treaty reached New York,
the senate foreign relations committee
subpoenaed Jacob Schiff Thomas F.
Ijm c.n l. H P. Davison. Paul Warburg.
J P. Morgan and Frank A. Yanderlip.
Lament was requested to bring with
him any correspondence which passed
between J. P Morgan L Co. and its
Parts and London agents regarding
the treaty, and particularly any com
munications on the subject between
the banking house and Davison while
the latter was abroad.
The committee also adopted unani
mously a motion by Senator Fail, re
publican. of New Mexico, inviting Act
ing Secretary Polk to appear as * wit
ness and to take part in the inquiry
by cross examining witnesses and
J/-'herwtse.
President W ilson, in a cablegram
.« c e iie d by Senator Hitchcock, demo
crat. Nebraska, said he hoped the in
Hous« and Secretary Daniel« Agree
vestigation by the senate foreign re
on Six* of Recsonn«!.
lations committee o f how copies of the
Washington.—The
house naval af-
peace treaty reached private interests
in New York would be "most thor airs eemmittee agreed to meet Sec
-etary Daniels half way on the six« of
oughly prosecuted.'
he nary.
In framing the 1924 bill the commit-
Germans Owe Americans Billion.
Washington.— Claims of American ee approved the secretary's recom-
citizens against Germany because of nendations that the enlisted person
submarine warfare and the action of lei be fixed at 254.044 until October 1.
the German government against Amer- -'rom that date to January 1, Mr.
The
can property in that country, aggre Daniels wanted 225.444 men.
gate nearly $1,000,000,000. congress .ommittec voted to put the maximum
was informed by Acting Secretary or that period at 246,044 and 175.044
hereafter, as against 244,040 there
Polk.
after. the number asked by the depart
ment.
Wire-Release Bill to Be Pressed.
Members estimated that the reduc-
Washington. — U nanimous decision
o press legislation for repeal of the ’ion in personnel meant a saving of
vlre control resoluUon. despite Post- $150.440,444.
•naster-Genera! Burleson’s order re
in in g telegraph and telephone prop-
rties to p r im e operation, was reach
'd by the senate Interstate commerce House Committee to Start Investiga
committee.
tion This Week.
Service Garage
NYSSA, OREGON
Repairs Made on All Makes of Autos
All Work First Class
Guaranteed or Your Money
Refunded -
: Try U. S. Tires at the new price
“Give us a Trial—
That’s All”
2 Shows and a Half
USE
¿•AVAL COMPROMISE MADE HONEY,
Washington.— Investigation of war
Wheat Yield More Than Billion.
department expenditures by the spec
Washington.— A wheat production
ial bouse committee of 11 will begin
of 1.23$,004,000 bushels this year com
late this week, with Secretary Baker
bining the winter wheat and spring
snd Brigadier-General Lord, director
wheat crop was forecast by the de
of finance In the department as the
partment of agriculture from the con first witnesses.
dition of the crop June 1.
The committee held its first meet
ing Saturday snd unanimously adopt
Germans in Battle With Baltic Armiea
'd a resolution asking the bouse for
Stockholm.— Esthonian forces have
unlimited funds for employing coun-
and rebuilt at clashed with German landwehr troops
Good eervice In the region east of Riga, where Let tel. accountants and clerical help. The
icnate military committee will devote
our work.
tish detachments hare also been in
itaelf principally to permanent army
work la expert serious fighting with the Germans, ac
lagUlation.
cording to an official statement
Batteries recharged
reasonable price*.
Guaranteed on all
Free battery
titled water.
dis- Our tire nd battery
and thorough.
inepection
and
Service Tire & Battery Co.
Ontario, Oregon
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Douglat Store* I* Convicted by Jury.
Okanogan. Wash.— Douglas Storrs,
charged with illicit relations with Miss
Ruth Garrison, who poisoned Mrs.
Grace Glatx Storrs. wife of Storra, in
Seattle last spring, was found guilty
by a jury her*.
Federal Control ls Urg«d by Stockmen
Boise. Idaho.— Government control
»f all the remulntng public domain
ander the supervUion of the forest
servlce was declared for at a Joint ses
«ton of the Idaho Wool Growers asso
riatlon and Idaho Caule and Horte
Jrowers association bere.
Jamaica Ginger Bar-rod In Main«.
FOR THE GENTS
“ COSTLY TH Y
HABITS AS
EXCEPTIONAL
SHOWING OF
TH Y PURSE
CAN B U Y ’’
are wise Shake*pear's words.
Not only on account o f the opinion of
othera, but becauae of your own opiniod of
Younelf, wear the best clothe* you can
afford. We know that our made to your
measure clothes are good clothes. You'll
know it when you wear them and you’ll
come again for them as long as you live.
SHIRTS
-exceptional in the standard of material
and workmanship.
exceptional in the variety of tasteful pat*
terns, ranging from the conservative
ideas in stripes to the [striking effects
which appeal to those who desere advan
ced styles.
made to our own careful specifications,
these shirts offer a splendid combination
of style, fit and serv ice.
WILSON BROS.
Department Store
Oregon
Nyssa
HONEY
It helps to retain the natural color and flavor of the fruit.
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Hay Derrick
Material
Boom Poles
Masts
Timbers
Gem State Lumber Co.
NYSSA, OREGON
Willard Storage Batteries
150
Fosters
IN CANNING AND PRESERVES
Absolutely the same show in the afternoon
that there is at night.
The stock equipment o f over
different makes of cars.
Always Open
:: Storage
TO PROBE WAR DEPARTMENT
Starts Saturday, J une 7, 1919
Shoo, starts 2:30 p. m.
Hurley A*ks 600
Senate Wants Text
Millions for Fleet
Of Peace Treaty
Simpson’s Transfer
*1
>
C D. Simpson. Prop.
Drayage
Auto Service
Feed Yard
PATRONAGE SOLICITED
Nt“ *
Oregon
Augusta. Me.— Jamaica ginger was
leclared to be intoxicating and Its sale
>r possession unlawful In an opinion
landed down by the supreme coart.
Choice Meats
Yanks to Laavs Russia This Msnth
Archangel— According to revised
arrangements, all the American forces
rn the north Russian front will be
reedy for sailing the last of June.
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W# keep constantly on hand a carefully selected
stock of choice meats, including
THE MARKET*
Boef, Pork’ Mutton, Veal, Sauangea of va-
nou8 kiada,, Hama, Lard, Veal, etc., in fact,
everything found in an up-to-date «hop.
Portland
Oats— No. 2 white feed. $52 per ton.
Barley—Standard feed. $51.75 a ton
Corn— Whole. $75; cracked. $77
Hny—Timothy. »3« # 1 7 per ton al
falfa. $2»
Butter—Creamery, 52c per pound
Eggs— Ranch. 4«c per doles.
Poultry — Hens. 10c, brollaro, 2 5 0
J»c
Sanitary Slaughter House
*** «»pacially careful about the sanitary con-
dition af our slaughter house, and all meats are pru-
pared for the block under conditions of perfect
Patron* are invited to inspect our
slaughter house at any time.
Beattie
Hay—Eastern Washington timothy.
»11 per ton: alfalfa. $32 per ton.
Batter—Creamery. 55c per poaad
Eggs— Ranch. 54c per dotes
Potatoes— Taklma. $40042 per ton;
local. $30 0 3*-
Poaltry—Hens, heavy dressed 440
42c; lig h t 31044c: lira. 3 3 « 3*c; j
broilers, dreeeed. 44e: rooeters. dree*
ed. 27e; dock*, live. 3 )0 4 0 c ; drees sd.
410 4 ? c ; geese Bra. 33034c. dreeeed
M e: turkeys, dreeeed. 45043c; Hve
Nyssa Meat Market
C. W. de BOER. Prop.
N YSSA
M IL L
S glla
Me.
Flour and Feed
Nazari ne Church.
m
FLOUR
C hooping sad Grinding
Grain bought and sold
Sunday Sebo*! al 10 a
Preaching Service at 11 a. m.
Children's moating at C M ».
Saag aarrlea at 7 JO a m
Preaching *arviaa a l i n o p. m.
K 'golar Provar moating al C
•a Tharodoy availing.
Cot tag» P rayar moating Taaadi
m
If you ur* in Bead leave your order*.
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• you money.
I can save
P. M. W ARREN, PROP.
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