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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-02-05

w. II. Cripe, labor No. 4 .... 1875
Phillip Pfeiffer, lobor No. A.. S.20
Jim Roberts, labor No. 4 ..., lll.Oo
Adams Lumber CO., lumber No. ) ll.25
l.. b. Luke, labor No. lS .... $3.50
Nick Leuck, labor No. &c.. 800
G. II. Kicker. labor No. 3d.. 24.OO
]. L. Pope, supplies No. IA o.. go
Nick Leuck, labor No. 2 ...... 500
w. p. Harris, labor general o., 500
J. h. Blackaby Com. Co., sup
plies r. d. No. ,......... 5l.67
Empire Lumber Co, Payette, r.
ID. No. l3 ..,..... ........ Sl,s4
Road district No 5. H. Ross, Ny
ssa.
Road district No. A. l.. Walker
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-02-05
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE COUNTY COURT
Action taken January 8, 1914.


In the matter OF drawing and form
Ing jury list for the use of the cir
cult court for the year 1914. List
made and filed
In the matter of appointing
judges and clerks of election for the
different precincts OF Malheur county,
Oregon. for the year 1914. Appoint
monts made.
In the matter of tho expense of
water master on Willow creek for
the year 1914. Salary OF sl25.O0 per
month allowed and motorcycle and
gasoline for same furnished by coun-
~.
In the matter of selecting county
official paper for the year 1914. The
matter continued until Jan. 10, 1914.
Action taken January .. 1914:
In the matter of the appointment
OF fruit inspector for Malheur county.
Oregon, for the year, 1914. James A.
Lackcy appointed.
In the matter Of the vacation of
townslte plat Of Riycrylew. filed on
July 1912. Plat vacated
In the matter OF the appointment or
road supervisors for the various road
districts Of Malhcur county for the
year 1914. Appointments made. See
Journal. See list
Action taken January IL, 1914:
In the matter Of selecting county
official paper for the year 1914. Nal
heur Enterprise made official paper
In the matter OF appropriation of
funds for the extension of expert
mental work In Malheur County, Ore
gon. for the year 1914, $500 appro-
prlatcd.
In the matter Of the appointment of
a constable for Nyssa precinct II u.
Holmes appointed
In the matter Of appointing OF JUS
ticc of the peace for Junctura pre-
cinct o. \, Richcy appointed
In the matter of the appointment of
Road viewers for Malhour county |
oregon, for the year 1914, +, NJ, |
Vines and r, W. Holiday appointed
In the matter of the appointment of |
county veterinarian for Malheur coun-
ty. Oregon, for the year 1914. \. q.
Moore appointed
a, III, ,,,ntt.Y ,T tho nnpnfutpaauf nf i
sealcr of welshts and measures for
Malheur county, Oregon, for the year
1914 Bcn j. Brown appointed, Sal
AIRY of S25oO per month allowed
In the matter of changing the bound
aries of school district No, ~. En-
tended miles north of pre- ent bound
AIRY.
In the motter of the report of road
viewers upon road As prayed for
in petition of A. W. Glenn ct al for
county road beginning in See, corner
common to See. 2-3-lO and II tp. is
r. i3, etc, Road reported on and
ordered to be a county road
In the matter OF the report OF road
viewers upon rood rs prayed for
In the petition of G. q, Compton ct :
nl for "A county road beginning at the
sE corner of SWA OF Swh Sec S2,
TWP II II. Al etc. Road reported
Dn and ordered To be a county road,
In the matter of the report of road
,iewers ON road petitioned for by
]. ID Fairman ct al for u county road Il
Reported and ordered opened.
In the matter OF the report OF road
,iewers ON road petitioned for by
ym. Jones ct al, Reported and order
n opened
Action taken January ls, 1914;
In the matter of the petition OF
Trent Johnson ct al for the establish
nent of county road commeneinS
n Sec. 10 I. rs II. a., etc, Ordered (
iewed and surveyed
In the matter OF the petition OF
reuben McCreary ct al for the e'taD-
shment OF county road beginnlns
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-02-05

Road district No. 3 Al Gienll. Vale
Road district No. James Roberts,
Westfall.
Road district No - Geo. Wright,
Big Bend.
Road district No, Chas, Brad ley,
0wyhee.
Road district No. I, w. X. Acton,
Jordan Valley.
Road district No. J. p, Anderson.
McDermitt.
Road district No. X. y. Dahle.
Barren Valley.
Road district No, 10 Geo. Barkley,
Juntura.
Road district No. IL II. c. Edwards,
lronside.
Road district No. II Floyd Howard,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-02-05

Malheur.
Road district No. 13 Boyd Luke,
Weser
Road district No. IA Chas. Pritch-
ard, Brogan.
Road district No. 10 A. w. Fergu-
son, Red Butte.
Road district No. 16 Clarence Hunt
er, Beulah.
Road district No. II James Malloy, :
Succor Creek
Road district No. IS, Z. L. Brown,
Payette.
Road district No. l9, w. F. Slime,
Lower Jordan Valley.
Road district No 20 j. A. Newton,
Harper.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
VARSITY GOES
 DOWN FIGHTING
Mesa Ovelcomes Lead of CoIlegians and T en Scores Winning Tally ill Last of Ninth Another Game Today
cSreciaI t. The Republican,

MESA, May 5.-Ry a lucky. but well-earned clout in the last of the ninth, Pitcher Goss got on base, and scored the run that won the Uni versity- Jewel game here today, to ,
 The game was featured by sacri- fees on the part of Mesa. Five batsmen willingly laid down their chances of getting on the paths that S me of their companions might score Bond, playing right field, Morris, Core, Pomeroy and Williams all heavy stickers-did the lay doWn stunt
 The varsity men will attempt to retrieve their defeat today. when they go against Mesa for their thiru game in the valley. They are prom lsing LangoWslds team d pretty clubbing.
 The game today drew the best crowd seen in Mesa since the White sSoX were here
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06

they have brought this far with them
 And say" said Mir. Dorm, you have no idea how much trouble a bear is l knew nothing about bears when | started. If my knowledge of natural history rad been as complete as it is now, | would have married a wife and let her take in washing. She
 couldn't be half as much of a nuis- ance as this bear He got me sent
 up at San Jose for two weeks They
 had the bear in for six days. They
 let me out before my time expired
 so that they could get rid of the
 bear
 But that was not all of the mena-
 gerie, Alr. DoTan confided. We have two burros," said he. Mutt and Jeff. II have other names l call 'em when
 there are no ladies around. We also
 picked up q dog we called Hungry
 Hank but the bear got sWipe at him one morning and now we're look
 ing for another dog
 They expect to get several more bu1ros and name them after charac- ters made famous in the comics. The next two will be named Hans and
 Fritz. This is Mr Dorans eighth trip across the continent but this time
 when he gets back to New York he intends to stay until he starts west again
 He unfolded q little scheme which
 he though would result in the accu-
 mutation of wealth. T don't care much for it." he said. but Eddie wants to go into it. It's better. he thinks, that a year or two in the penitentiary. We hear though that you've very pleasant penitentiary 1 but We cannot stop to enjoy it now and boost the fair at the same time.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
SAN FRANCISCO BOYS
 BOOSTING THE FAIR
Their CoIiaborators Bear and a
 Brace of Burros

I'm Jimmy Jerry Doran," said a well set up young man in blne flannel shirt and otherwise g;Lrbed as if he were engaged in strenuous business, when he entered The Re- publican office yesterday morning. This" he added. pointing at q well dressed young man with him. ''is E1- die Gilson, my private secretary"
 The youthful Mr. Doran announced that they were travelling across the continent mainly for the purpose of boosting the Panama Pacific Exposi- ton. Their journey was leisurely one. They left San Francisco on October armed with a letter to Mayor Mitchell of New York They have gathered pp other letters en route
 They started with bear which
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
CHANGE MAKES RICHIE PAY BROWN FOR
 DOING HIS WORK AFTER A NIGHT OUT

Frank the ball behave hands fine the fine 
 Chance Lew went to bed When all he returning late
 Richie had done The day he sent him to work O
 had picked him to pitch and 1hed 
 give Brownie your myself 
 give Richie his share of the fine O did
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
BY CHUGb|KE DOWN BRIGHT
 ANGEL TRAIL
Unknown Rider Proposes to Pull This Immense Stunt Under Auspices of P. M. C.-Club to Have Run to Fort Mcdowell

From Phoenix to the Colorado river via the Bright Angel trail by motorcycle is the enormous stunt the springing of which occurred at the last moment in the motorcycle club meeting last night.
 Who will do it. President Me Ilwaine on his word as d scholar and q gentleman assures the club that he knows a chap who is not only will ing. but anxious to perform this stu pendous ride.
 The unknown expert proposes to make the trip under the auspices of the club. and with the proper ac- compartment of moving pictures and factory approval When it was put up to the members last night, they were strong for it.
 Harry CrandalI-although one of the youngest and most bashful mem bers of the club is the daddy of a bran new nine pound run to Fort Mcdowell for week from Sunday This was endorsed heartily and Gran daH. Albright, Weyand, Landis, J. H Il to make the prepara tions for the run
 Horace" Fogel. q member of the Tandem club. was made a member of the Phoenix Motorcycle Club un- der d suspension of the rule about time of el, ction. John Hohl propOs- ed. and it was concurred in. that the club invite the two seaters to the Fort Mcdowell run.
 Club Notes
 Herb Worcester carried the invi- tation of the coast motorcyclists to the Phoenix riders to join in the Sun set Ramble. a tandem go as you please run up the Pacific edge of American next July. He had learned of it in Tucson. at a meeting of the club there.
 On motion of Joe GladieuX the clul agreed to reward with four month dues the rider who brings in tht most membership applications at tn, next meeting
 Treasurer Blaine reported that hC had almost S200 in the treasury an, that most of it was drawing foGi per cent, interest.
 Sports for motorcyclists were pro- posed by Blaine, who seemed to have the floor at any given moment il the proceedings. He wants the cIui to have some economy. pulling ana bucking motorcycle contests. He also desires to institute t ladies night al the club, when the regular routine of business may be suspended and q program substituted.
 The bylaws revision committee it's not nearly so big as it's name was asked to deliberate another week before reporting.
 President McIlWaine reminded the members that at the first June meeting nominations would be in or der for the next batch of officers The elections are semi-annual af- fairs
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
TENNIS STARS ARRIVING FOR
 TIE MATCHES
President Neff and Vice. President LaWton Here to Help Prepare for the Southwestern Champion ship Tournament

With the arrival of President Flu gene F. Neff and Vice President James M LaWton, of the Border States Tennis associatior, last night, the situation here is assuming the importance of pre- tournament prep aration. Big delegations will begin arriving from now.
 The bunch from the east, arriving last evening:
 Neff, of Fl Paso:
 Lawton, of Cananea,
 Norman Carmichael, of Clifton;
 A. T. Thomson. Of Clifton;
 pr. Goodrich, of Morenci;
 Roy Crowder, of Denver:
 Kenneth Brown and Paul Rebeil of Tucson.
 Some more stars are coming in today. They are Cloud and Car ruthers, Of the University of Arizo- na; Ferguson and Bailey, d Tucson team, and the Brashear brothers, oi Fl Paso.
 Saturday will be one of the big feature days of the tennis tourna- ment On this day the interest Will be most intense because the semi finals will be coming up. Sunday will be devoted almost exclusively to the few final games.
 On the third day there will be a band concert by the Regimenta band at the Country club. Holders of grand stand seats will be per mitted to list to the music.
 Entries close tonight. Director Bn uorrell will take the name list and put it in a box and shake well be fore using. Somebody will then pul the names out in pairs and that vii decide who's to play when.
 The complete entry list will b' published in The Republican oi Thursday. and following that the re suits of each days play and the pro gram for the following matches-to- gether with all the original dope or the tournament
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
.T|LLERY BEATS BRUNST
 N FINE EXHIBITION

Last evening Tillery won his sev- enth straight game by defeating Brunst by the score of 100 to 62. Tilery playing with marvellous con fidence ran the game out with an unfinished run of 2G.
 Following are the games to he played: Wednesday, Williams vs. Way: Thursday. Miller vs Wood and Tillery vs. Jayne; Sunday, Brunst and Way Next week will end the Glass A Pocket Tournament going on each evening at the St Elmo parlors.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
NEWS AND VIEWS OF SPORT

Did any of you fans see the name of Bassler concealed at the tail end of the battery list of Cleveland versus Detroit Monday? Well, that Bassler is a friend of ours. He is that round faced cheeyi-uld who cracked several balls across the fence and did other services for the Hoegees in the series here last fair week. He is now back stopping for the Maps in his spare mo- ments.
 Everything is going to the bow vows. Hub Pernoll gets kicked in the jaw by one Krause for the first defeat the Frisco beaver got, and Doc White of Los Angeles loses his first one Both of them had put over eight straight wins.
 We can look for Barrett to get wal topped next-the cute tllingi
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
Which is all pretty poor.

Which is all pretty poor If Erwin George is not an angel by the time he gets to New York. he will be the opposite The two days on the desert before he reached Phoenix Mon day evening put coat of tan on him that didn't hide where the bones stuck out. The wind and sun dried him UT sos he lost ten pounds.
 There will be lot of people who read about this who will say: Well, We will be hearing where he killed himself, before long"
 This opinion is concurred in. But il is q fact that there is nothing in the agreement to prevent the ghost oi Baker riding into New York to fill the 1 date.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
DETRIMENTAL sUGGEsTIvENEsS

T see you have disposed of that fine horse you bought from the city"
 Yes" replied the regretful milk man, he hurt my business. He had been used for pulling a sprinkling cart. and stopped at every hydrant" Judge.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
WAR AND PEACE

An army bride always cuts the cake with her husbands saber.''
 A pretty custom. What about it?'
 But the present sabers are too heavy for brides"
 That's bad. Well petition the secretary of war to have sabers made lighter'-Kansas City Journal.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
BAKER HITS STATE LINE
 AND |S STILL A-GO|RG Motorcycle Rider Does not Hesitate or Even Stutter-as He Goes
 by SpringerViee

Springerville, via Holbrook. Az.
 May MT. Lyle Abbott Care Ariz Republican Phoenix Two sixty five six tenths miles twelve hours and still going
 Baker
 630pm
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
Dozen and a Half

ST. LOUIS. May 5.-Manager Rickey used eighteen players in an attempt te check Chicago but the visitors won to 1. "Reb" Russell was effective while
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06

This University of Arizona baseball aggregation is playing good ball The collegians have forced both the Normal and the Mesa Jewel teams to play their best brand of ball to win The two games played to date have both gone to the valley teams by one score margins
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
WiIlett Weakens
Chifeds Lose to Bisons

CHICAGO, May 5.-Hanford's bat ting was a feature of the twelve in- ningeame. He doubled in the twelfth inning. scoring two and scored himself when the relayed ball was thrown wild.
 Score R. H. F.. Buffalo ....... ? Chicago ......... $ !
 Batteries-krapp and Blair, Allen; Lange and Wilson.
 ProolllNn- Indianapolis, rain
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06

the White Sox pounded Taylor, Mitchell and Hoch hard. Score R. H F.. Chicago .............. IS l St. Louis ........... 6 Ratteries-Russell and Mayer; TaY-
 Tor, Mitchell Manning, Hoch and Rum-
 ley. Agnew and Jenkins
 Boston Philadelphia. rain.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
Federal League
Coast League

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
 National League Philadelphia at Boston. Brooklyn at New York.
 Chicago at Pittsburg.
 American League
 Cincinnati at St Louis Detroit at Chicago St. Louis at Cleveland.
 New York at Washington.
 Boston at Philadelphia.
 Federal League Pittsburg at Kansas City Baltimore at St Louis
 Buffalo at Chicago. Brooklyn al Indianapolis Coast Leaque San Francisco at Sacramento Venice at Oakland Portland at Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
Standing

Best strawberries s1.1O per crate. Thursday. McKee's. n
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Walter Shut Out Yanks

WASHINGTON. May 5.-Walter Johnson shut out New York, allowing only four hits. Not Yankee reached first until the seventh inning. New York's fielding was ragged
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06

Tennis will be the big sport in Phoe- nix this week. With four days of high class play. the Border States asso- ciation ought to draw pretty good crowds. The tennis fans should re- member that this is the first time any Arizona audience has had to witness association games. The utilization of the southwestern clubs with the Ma tional association means an elevation of the sport that could hardly q ac- complished otherwise.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
Feature Game

CLEFEEAND, May 5.-The fielding of Turner and Cobb, the pitching of Hagerman and the hitting of LajOie were features in the game which was won by Cleveland 1 to ,.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
University
Mesa

eOne down in last of ninth when winning run was scored.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
FEDERAL LEAGUE
CulIop WalIops Pittsburq

KANSAS CITY. May 5.-Cullop's ef- fective pitching enabled Kansas City to defeat Pittsburg. The visitors were unable to hit safely until the sixth inning. when a single and a triple brought in one run. Cullop allowed two more hits in the ninth inning. one of them a home run
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06

Best strawberries s1.10 per crate, Thursday. McKees. n
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
COAST LEAGUE

Portland-Los Angeles. n" game. At Oakland R. II. F.. ! Oakland -. ................. 2 Ratterics-Hitt and Bliss. Christian and Alexander.
 At Sacramento R. H F..
 1 San Francisco ............ 1 i Sacramento .............. II : i Batteries - Tanning Arlett and
 Schmidt: klawitter and Hannah.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06

Portland-Los Angeles. no game
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06

We can look for Barrett to get wal topped next--the cute thing,
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06

Boston Philadelphia. rain.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE

No games. rain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
HAMMERSTEIN LOSES IN
FIGHT AGAINST MOVIES
His Application for Injunction
Restraining BclascO
Is Denied.

Da.ld Belasco and other theatrical
maLagcrs defended the movies yesterday
In .;tidavits before Supreme Court JUS
tico Seabury that to show moving pictures
dc not injure the reputation of a high
class theatre" As a result the court de
MED an application by the Hammcrstein
Opera Company. which owns the Repub-
lie Theatre. to- restrain Belasco and the
Universal Film Company from presenting
Traffic in Souls" ut that house, which Is
leased from the Hammerstein company
The case will go TO trial.
In asking for the Injunction Oscar
Hammerstein said that the holder Of
the mortgage on the property threatens
to demand payment because the reputa-
ton of the Republic IL being injured
through the display OF movies. In reply
Mr.. Beasco said that the As.or Theatre
showed movies before Seven Keys to
Baldpate" opened and the Lyceum had
movies before its present attraction. 40
did Wallack's before its present success
full play.
Daniel Frohman said that his reputa-
ton has not been hurt 10y his management
and ownership of photo plays. Charles
Burnham of Wallacks and sam Harris
of the Aston agreed with Frohman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
HOUSE OF BONDAGE" DULL.
Thought co Broadway, II DOesn't
Interest Even the police.

THE House of Bondage" was presented
last night at the Longacre Theatre be-
fore "a large and optimistic audience that
sat patiently through four acts and eight
scenes In the hope that something would
happen to interest somebody. even the
police. hut nothing happened. and along
toward midnight everybody went home.
The novel of Reginald Wright kauff-
MANTLE programme says II Is 'damous"
from which Joseph Byron Totten pro-
duced the four acts and eight scenes, may
he of considerable sociological worth. but
rs material for the Theatre it has about
as much dramatic value as a cook book.
It's lines are so hopelessly dun and
trite that 1t Ia II question X Deputy Po-
lice Commissioner Newbergers stenOg-
rapher, who was busily engaged in be-
half of his chief. could find anything
worth reporting to Commissioners Me-
Kay. The police will not need to stop this
play. The people that pay money for
tickets will attend to that.
to Broadway the management bolstered
up the cast with some well known names.
Tully Marshall. as a villain so black that
mere black is Inadequate to depict him.
smoked cigarettes and industriously took
curtain calls. Cecil Spooner was Mary
Denbigh. the victim Of the villains
Vaccinations. She played the role utterly
without sympathy or understanding. Eliza
Proctor Otis depended for much OF her
effects on her costumes. and was success
full In achieving results. Lucille Laverne
as the mother of the erring maiden was
about the only wholesome looking person
in the play. Her calico apron was posi-
lively refreshing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-20
PLAYS and Players.

Al II. Woods will present "rh, Yellow
Ticket Tonight at the E.ltnee Theatre.
The cast will includ. John Mason. John
Barrymore. Florence Reed, Emmett Cor
rigan and Julian LEstrangc. The first
matinee will take place tomorrow.
Lydia kyasht offered two new dances
at the Winter Garden last night. re-
placing "Harl.Quin and Bucblrd." which
she presented for her first New York APP
pearance. The two numbers consisted of
En- Rose n pas de deux with music
by Blon. and "ln Love" another pas de
deux. with music by kressler. Nine.
Kyasht wore for both dances a simple
white Grecian tunic.
Julian Eltinge began rehearsals yester-
day OF "A new melodramatic farce in three
acts entitled The Crinol!ne Girl," with
which he will replace 1.-The Fascinating
Widow The play will open In Atlantic
city on February g.
4 euchre will be given at the Hotel
Aston next Monday afternoon TO raise
money for the Stage Children's Fund to
purchase a home at Atlantic Highlands.
The price l. $4,000. ,'izes for next Mon
day have been donated by Julia Marlowe.
Frances starr, De Wolf Hopper and
Laurette Taylor.
The opening performance Of "The Dead
lock" will take place this evening at
Maxine Elliotts Theatre. The cast will
Include Edith Wynne Matthison. Frank
Losee and Thomas ]. Carrigan. "The
Deadlock" deals with the problem OF the
attitude of the Church toward civil mar
riage
\ number Of army and navy officers
attended the Palace Theatre last night ~
honor OF Cecilia Wright. a young Eng.
lish girl, who made her vaudeville debut
Miss Wright sang the requiem for the
dead fthe United States battleship
Maine at Fort Cabauas and has since been
known '"Ile IpDnplter n fine Navy