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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24

The greatest men are those
who learn the most by the few
est experiences.
We have received line Of
Ladies Spring Suits that you
should see. II. l.. Griffin.
Mrs. Harry Butts, who has
been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
Carpenter, returned to her home
at Midway Wednesday.
Talk about a gold mine: An
Ontario doctor has found q
woman patient who has all
kinds of money, and imagines
she has seventeen different dis.
eases.
Geo. w. Long went to Baker
City, Wednesday OH business.
Miss Gertrude Ward went to
Portland Wednesday, to get the
new styles in millinery for the
coming season.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

Mr.. Morrison's topic next
Sabbath "The Name that is
Above Every Name"
Services on Sabbath at Meth
odist Church as follows; Sunday
School $50 p. M; preaching
$3.50 p. m; Young Peoples
Christian Union, 5;45 p. m.
Sabbath School and preaching
at Cairo school house at
1890 a. m.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
Church Services
NJ. T.. CHURCH..

Sunday services - Sabbath
school 1890 n. m.
Preaching-ll;30 a. m. and
7;S0 p, m.
Epworth League-G;i5 p. m,
Prayer meeting every Wedncs
day evening,
Business meeting, first Mon
day evening OF each month.
j. W. Miller, pastor.
w, ii. Allison, superintendent
Sunday school.
NJ, w, Warning, president Ep-
worth League,
Rev Il. NJ. McCracken, OF
Boise addressed the meeting in
the NJ, L, church on Sunday
morning in the interest OF thc
Laymen's Missionary movement.
There were seventy-hve districts
organized, and these meetings
are held for the purpose OF or
ganizing another district in the
Boise valley.
Rev, Millers subject on Sun
day morning will be "The In
effaceable Record" in the even
ing Games wife"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
Vale Buys Park Site

Vale has made arrangements
for a park site. Many tracts OF
land around Ontario could be
made into beautiful parks, Who
is going to start the movement!
Now is the time before the big
advance in real estate values.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
To Build Gymnasium

Caldwell is to have a place for
the young men OF the city to
gather. They are building
a swimming pool, gymnasium,
and reading room.
What is Ontario doing along
this line? Are our young peo-
pie to be provided With health
ful and moral advantages or
compelled to hunt out the other
kind?
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24

Watches, watches, watches.
The store with one hundred
watches in stock and prices that
are not equalled in this section.
G, G. Payne, jeweler,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24

For the benefit OF our young
friends who are working the
Chase & Sanborn puzzles we will
extend the time limit to twelve
minutes. This will insure a
number more OF you to obtain
the prizes. NJ. NJ. Co.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
via Oregon Short Line.

Daily for tickets one way via
Portland. Frequent dates for
other routes. See Oregon Short
Line agents for further details.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
Do You Want TO Sell?

Ii you want to sell your busi-
ness Of any kind, or if you want
to sell your property, and will
make the price right, l would
like to hear from you. Give
description and price. Address
j. T.. Smith 513 Chamber COM
merce, Portland, Oregon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Preaching - 11:3O a. m. and
1880 p. IN.
Christian Endeavor-7 p. M.
Sunday Sehool-10:3O II. IN.
Junior Endeavor 3 p. IN.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24

No girl who is afraid to stay
at home alone evenings should
ever get married.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24

Fresh home made candies al
the Bakery.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
Wilson D uffy
Drug Co.

After supper forget your
troubles in an hours visit at the
Star Theatre.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24

Use Wilson & Duffy's Rational
Cold Cure.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1910-02-24
New Packing Plant.

The new packing plant of the
Swift interests on the Peninsula
is expected to start operations
on March H. Because of the
magnitude Of the work embraced
in the plans, there has been a
delay in the original project of
nearly a year in getting ready
for packing but the plant is now
practically complete.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-27
MT. Staunton Returns
 From Eastern Visit

General Manager W. F. staunson of the T. 0. NJ. Go. returned yesterday from an extended eastern trip to his old home in Connections and New York points.
 MT. Staunton, although keeping in cloee touch with the vast mining and smelting interests of which he is the directing head, found much awaiting him and st once launched into his work with characteristic energy and application.
 Regarding general c,uditions in the east. Mr. Staunton states that an eptimistic feeling prevails and much interest is manifested in Ar;zons properties and securitiea. Much in- terest and spesulstioa is also had on Arizoaa's sArnstt claims for etsts- hood snd in many ways is the terri tory sharing . full measure of favor. able public attention.
 Mrs. Staunton will spsnd ssysral months longer ct Hartford Conn with her family and friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-27

W. Dillon, an English workman ct Roosevelt dam, fell from the highest part of the dam and was drowned Tuesday. The body has not been recovered.
 The campaign of Charles Fleming, candidate for street superintendent at Douglas, is being conducted by @ woman. As Fleming is actively engaged at the Copper Queen smelter during the day, his wife is devotink her efforts in the interest of his cam. psign.
 Frank Mognstt, the l7 year old son of A. M. Mognett of Phoenix. robbed his fathers sale of about $85 in money, diamond ring worth $250 and 6 small quaotity of other jewelry. When the boy was arrested the jewelry was recovered, but the money had been spent. The boy has already spent one term st the reform school.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-27

Charles, the IA year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Stewart of Phoenix, fell from his bicycle and was run over by an automobile. His leg was fractured between the knee and ankle.
 Peter Edson, . strawberry grower of the Wilson district, near Phoenix, made the first picking from his beds last Wednesday. He reports the outlook very favorable for Q good berry crop.
 Lily Lord. aged IT. disappeared ID . mysterious way last Thursday. She and her mother had gone from their ranch home to Phoenix to shop and the girl left her mother at c street corner. promising to return in . few minutes. but nothing more was seen of her.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-27
From Mondays Daily.

O. Horton Calkins. publicity expert
 for Chauvin the Great. is in the city
 arranging for the appearance of Prof.
 Chanvin and his company at the Oriental for tomorrow plight. MT. l Calkins states that Prof. Chavin is .
 wonder, and . treat is in stors for Tombstoneites who attend the per. formance.
 Messrs. Hedr'c ck and Walsh of this city have sscured the contract for
 running l50 feet further on the big
 tunnel of the Mabel Copper company.
 in the Dragons. President c. W.
 Swain etates that work on the prop. erty is to be pushed at once and come extensive development is cootsm- plated. The ore from this group is| high grade and development show that the property is one of great promise.
 In the DuRoss- -Coultas school case from Benson, arising over . charge against Prof. DuRoss of whipping . son of Coultss in school, the case will be heard before Judge Mcfarland on the 26th inst, having been trsnsisrred from Benson on . change of venue. Bed feeling exists betwee the prin cipals in the case. On Saturday Coultas attacked the Professor and was arrested and paid $25 fine for the peace. All parties re- turned to Benson yesterday but are due here again on Saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-27
V. |. Mason Here
 on Tour of Inspection

A distinguished visitor is ID the city in the person of V. L. Macon of New York city. who arrived today.
 Mir. Mason is vice president ot the Development Company of America. which IS the parent company of the T. 0. N. Go. and he is here On . brief visit of inspection. heing en route to Los Angeles and other California points.
 Mir. Mason is prominent in national affairs. besides being interested in large mining and commercial enter. prises. be takes . great interest in the political destinies of the nation, hay ing been identified with the last ns. sionsl campaign ss aesistsnt with Chairman Hitchcock of the National Republican committee and rendered valiant service to bis party.
 Mir. Macon hes visited Tombstone on several occasions and is isvorabIy i'm. pressed with our district and its great mineral resourcss. Mir. Mason may remain here several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-27

welt at the Wsldorf-Astoria hotel in New York upon his return from his African trip.
 A lodge of the Order of Owls will soon be organized st Bisbee.
 The 0ils Valley Fsir association has decided to hold race meeting st the lair grounds at safford May l. Five horses have been entered from Bisbee and two from Globe besides the local entries.
 Work hss been com menced on q nev ward chapel for the Latter Day ssints at Mess.
 Abraham Van Ness Van Doren. for the past l5 years a resident of Ari,on. died at bis home in Phoenix last week aged S2 years.
 A new wagon road will soon ha opened from Clifton, connecting with the present county road below Coronado and thence on to Duncan The new road will be of immense benefit t" the farmers of Shellon and Duncan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-27
High Pressure
 Hot Air Currents

Forecasts hy so-called scientists in various parts of the country that the gases in the tail of Halley's comet will presently poison mankind or cause other calamities may properly he termed 'high pressure hot air currents.'"
 Father Adams, S. J, professor oi astronomy at Gonzslas College oi Spokane. made the foregoing obser- vstion in referring to ststement. attributed to observers in California and elsewhere.
 "Hslley's comet has been sizzling around its ordained orbit century after century, just as its creator designed tt to do," said Father Adsms, adding: "Were there any devaststine elements in the appendsge of the visitor humanity would have been eztirminsted regularly every seventy years.
 Father Adams claims he has defn- itely located the comet. having seen it through telescope the night of Feb russy 77, saying:
 "The comet may bs visible to the naked eye early next month ss sbe speed it is travelling To locate is, take the line formed by the two lowss stars of the constellation Orioa and follow it north to . point just abovs and slightly west of Saturn the comet shsll be found"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-27
From Tussday's Daily.

Mrs Lawrence Woolery returne, , yesterday from Los Angeles. where sh, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. $ |, OrriIL
 U. 8. Attorney Morrison, Attorney JD D. Taylor and Deputy County Die.
 trict Attorney Flsnnigsn were out
 going passengers for Bisbee this
 morning.
 | Phoenix now has . tsxicab, said to
 be the first to arrive in the territory :.
 It is owned and will be operated by
 IF. J. Walker. proprietor of tho Club
 stables.
 "Dsd" Severin, an old Cochise
 county pioneer. is . Tombstone visitor
 after many years absence and is re-
 ne~ing scquain canoes and looking up
 familiar landmarks. "Dsd"is located
 at the S,ldiers' Home in California.
 and although "A years of age, is still enjoying fair health and vigor. He is on . months furlough, and will sperd the time on . visit with old Arizona friends.
 Winslow has followed in the lead of Globe, according to the Window Mail. which reports the sending of the fol- loving dispatch: "Hon. Ralph Cam. aron, House of Representatives. Wash. ington, D C.-The city council of Winslow, Arizona, asks you to work sgainst Owens prohibition bill. Pas- 1 s-ge of that bill will ruin Winslow.-l City Council of Winsiow, Geo. F. Schaal. Mayor"
 J. W. Bonnie, general manager of Shannon Copper company, is in the city. Mir Bennie is enroute to Gles. son, where he goes to inspect the operations of the Shannon company st the Copper Belle group. This group is . regular shipper of ore to the Shannon smelter and is rated among the big copper producers of the county. 1 Mir. Bennie is an occasional visitor to Tombstone and has many friends here who are always pleased to greet him.
 John William Slaughter. the year. old son of MT. and Mrs. Will SlauRh- ter, died Sunday in Phoenix of tuber- ,ular meningitis. The baby would have been one year old the day it died. The funeral will be held to. Jay in Phoenix, where Mir. and Mrs. Slaughter are living at the present Tor the benefit of Mir. SIaughters health.
 c. B. Gordon. who was held under bond to appear before the grand jury 'n . charge of smbezzlement in con- ,ection with the Bisbse Review popu. arity contest. was released from custody last evening by Judge Dosn. The case was heard under hsabas corpus proceedings and sufficient cause vss not shown to hold ths defendant ,pon the charge preferred.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-27
Settlers Plant Large
 Crops of "FrijoIss''

From the new settlsmeot on Fur. key Greek, which is practically 90 miles from CourtIsnd, ns~s comes to the e"sot that che settlers are ioing . largs amount of blowing preparatory to carly planting of large crop of Aexiesn beans os "frijoles While attention will bs given . large number of other products. the major portion oa the crop planted will bs the beans, which will assure . crop while expsri- ments arc being conducted sitb other varieties to dsmoustr.ts what is bet adapted to the particular locality ssd in this msnnsrs . total failure will not bs one of the possibilitisa a-Coursland Arisoosn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-27

Santa Fe ofiiciols ase endsavoriue to locate Peter 6~srts, who until last November was sn engine bostier ct the Grand Canyon. At that time he got . psss to % to Los Angeles on . two weeks vacation. On the night of November l he went to Williams and has not besn sesn since. The pass has not been turned in end several pay cheeks for Swsrts have been returned by the Santa Fs agent a unclaimed.
 Jose Bustaments was s,cideotally shot by sn oliess st Phoenix Let week whils resisting arrest. Tho bullet eaussd only aesh wound.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
HOUSE-MORNINC.

devotional exercises were conducted by
the chaplain
THIRD READING ORDERED.
Il. b29-Relating TO the exemption OF
| soldiers homesteads from taxation.
I II. 535-Amending an net Incorporating
the St. Johnsbury Center Cemetery asso-
citation.
Fl. 5S9-Relating to the time within
which certain duties shall be performed
II. SOTO pay Charles II. Powers the
sum therein named.
II. officiating to boards of cmplov-
ment
H. Duplicating to Lake Dunmorc power
and traction.
H. 6iS-To legalize the grand list OF
Woodford FOR 1910.
H. 544-To pay William H. Decker the
sum therein named.
II. bL-Amending section t3S, public
statutes, providing additional questions
in taxpayers inventories.
H. b4S-To pay the tuwn Of Shoreham
the sum therein named,
H. 549-To pay Charles A Plumley the
sum therein named
II. t5o--To pay William Brewin the sum
therein named.
SPECIAL ORDER.
II. 2T-To exclude automobiles and
motor vehicles from the highway leading
from East Middlebury to the Texas road.
so-called, in the town Of Iiancock Mr.
Battell of M!dd!ebury, who introduced
the bill. spoke in Its favor, as did Mr.
Fletcher Of Cavendsh, MIR. Scohcld Of
Richford. Mr.. Boyce OF Waterbury
spoke for the general committee that re-
ported this bill unfavorahly. NJ McCuen
of Nereennes supported the bill and pro-
posed an amendment excluding physic-
ians and residents Of Ripton from the
provisions Of tho bill. Mr., Martin Of
Brookline opposed the amendment and
supported the bill.
The bill was further supported by
Mr.. Warner of Cornwall. Mr.. Wright
Of Westminster Mr., Pittridgc Of Lei
cester, Mr., Clark Of Morrisvilie, who
demanded tho previous question. The
bill was then ordered to IL third reud.
ing 1t was opposed by Mr.. Gille,t
Of Richmond
THIRD READING ORDERED
H. b5l-To pay to towns OF Reads
boro. Woodbury. and Worcester the
sum therein named.
H. 502-To pay G. C. Graves tho sum
therein namod.
H. b5S-To pay tho town Of Jay tho
sum therein named.
H. 6b4-To pay NJ. ii. IIazen tho
sum therein named,
H. b6o-Amonding an act granting
certain powers to tho village or Hyue
Park
II. 5ei--To enable tho Swnnton FaliS
union school district TO Issue pohos'
H. bGs--To provide for correcting
and legnlixing abstracts Of Individual
grand lista
II. b6i-To iogalize grand list OF
Stamford for 1910.
III. b0b-Rslating to cattle commits.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY
SENATE-FORENOON.

Called to order by the president. Devo-
tonal services by the chaplain.
Chair appointed Senator Edgerton and
Field as conference committee on part
Of Senate TO investigate about final ad-
journment and to report Wednesday.
ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE.
Joint resolution asking representatives
to Congress and United States senat ors
to use their influence and try secure
appropriation for crypt for remains of
Admiral John Paul Jones
BILLS INTRODUCED.
S. 127-By Senator Archibald, for
judiciary committee. an act relating to
informing officers. Whenever an officer
arrests person for misdemeanor in
Jurisdiction OF city court. respondent to
he taken before such court. All officers
to be informing officers for purpose OF
making prescntment against respondent.
Grand Juror not to receive more than
300 in fees In one year. States attorneys.
grand Jurors. city attorneys may amend
any complaint authorized to be made
under this act when necessary. Officers
to receive no fec acting an informing Of
fcer. Constables and police officers both
to be recorded ny town clerk. sheriff.
and deputy sheriffs by county clerk. Or
dered to lie.
s. 12s--By Senator Archibald, relating
to competency of witnesses. Relates To
testimony of surviving parties, Judiciary.
B. lD-By Senator Archibald. rotating to
Vermont citations. State librarian au-
thorized to contract for the purchase OF
too copies mark entitled Vermont Cita-
lions, TO contain list OF all cases cited IN
opinions Of court I'm Vermont re-
ports, Copies to be distributed by State
librarian. judiciary,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
SENATE-AFTERNOON
BILLS INTRODUCED.

6. 1Si--By Senator Hitchcock. an act
relating to warrants against delinque Mt
taxpayers. II treasurer oinits from tax
warrant names of delinquent taxpayers,
ne may issue additional warrants for
collection Of taxes provided same issued
within one year from time taxes are due
Land taxes.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
s. s4-To INCORPORATE village OF Derby.
S. l25-Relatlug to employment of child
labor
II. Tito INCORPORATE city and town Of
Fare.
II. 1s- Relating to town officers.
II. 3f2-RelatiuR to election OF officers
OF fire districts.
H. 4s7-Addiuonal powers of commits
sioner Of taxes.
r. 4ca-To establish office Of State
ornithoiogist.
Il 5l2-City Of vergennes right to water
and oil streets.
H. 52e-Incorporation of Alpha Sigma
ri fraternity.
KILLED.
s. 65-Relating to nowage.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
H. 3l7-To incorporate Pleasant View
Cemetery association.
f. 80 TO incorporate Cuttingsvile &
Shrewsbury Telephone company.
KILLED.
H. officiating to settlements OF ac-
counts by town officers.
H. Relating to transfer of personal
property attached to land
AMENDING CONSTITUTION.
Senator Archibald introduced proposal
T. to proposed amendments of consu-
tuition of Vermont. THE judges of the
Supreme Court shall be elected decen-
nially and their term OF office shall be 10
years" Senator Darling called up II. 4o
relating to highway taxes, etc, and Of
fered amendment that a special high
way tax he assessed to maintain roads in
winter. Senators Lyford, Adams and Cuts
opposed amendment. on motion OF Sena-
tor Bonden. Senate voted to ask Mr..
Gates, State highway commissioner, to
address it on this subject. Senator Darl-
Ing asked that the bill be ordered to lie,
this was refused
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
Fl. 1910 amend sec. 1875 10 395-, relat-
ing to highway taxes, BY rising vote, II
to C.
On motion Of Senator Seaver. the SEN
| ate adjourned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
HOUSE Bills REFERRED.

II. 97-Relating to libraries In impanel
institutions. Joint standing committee on
libraries.
H. 3so-Relating to declarations in con-
veyances OF real estate. Judiciary.
H. 394-Regulate service Of process.
Judiciary
H. 599-Ad6ition to charter Of village
of Randolph Municipal corporations.
II 5ie-To investigate report as TO uni
form system of town accounts. General
committee.
VI. 52o-To incorporate village OF Marsh
field. Municipal corporations.
II. officiating to quadrennial APP
praisal TO amend section 533 of public
statutes. Judiciary.
II. 559-To incorporate Granite Trust
company. Banks.
on motion of Senator Coolidge, the
Senate adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-15
BIG FIRE AT PORT HENRY.
Opera House Block burned with .
LosS OF 100000.

Port Henry. n. y. Dec. l2.-Thc entire
business block known as the opera house.
was destroyed by firc this morning The
building WAS occupied by Newton Herman.
Wholesale groceries, Peter Marrow. dry
goods. Henry \ James, meat, groceries
and provisions. G.. II. Weston. Be- and 10,
goods, Tobin A. Gibbs hardware, Colligan
Bros. moving pictures, The loss T.,
estimated at not less than 100000
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soner and defining his powers and
duties.
KILLED.
r. 566--To establish a board Of vet
Urinary registration.
On motion Of Mr. Pittridgk Of Lei
cester, the House adjourned.
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