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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
The New Governor.

With the Inauguration this week. OF Oregons Governor
the much ookedor change in the handling of the State
affairs The long heraded safe and sane administration
accomplished fact Governor Whycombe is Of the
strong and substantial statesmen OF Oregon aud the gubernato
rial affairs in safe hands.
At this time it is we'll to carefully consider the change
that has about years in form OF
Our slewy but surely drifting from the dem
principle upon which it founded absolute freedom
for ALL with official aocracy imposing regulations upon the
people, The office holders the early days the
the people, whose sole duty to administer the laws the
land and not to make
Today, neither you enter business OF the simplest
character without getting permits and making reports and being
inspected regulated and controlled at every This
tally who wishes to the
business any business employing labor Governor Witty
combe elected platform which declared for mpca-
tou consolidation of the many commissions bu
that have been organized with little other purpose
than create fat jobs for political henchmen and favortes
We will admit that conditions change and that laws are
required them but these laws should be few simple
easy of enforcement Practically every state in the Union
today overdden with bureaus and commissions forty diff
ierent kinds and how many of them really
mighty few Taken WHOLE what have they really brought
usp Practically nothing but unheard high army
of office holders They have driven capital away coast
held back time when should be going
Former u Senator Jonathan Browne, Jr hits the nail
the head when he says "The dederaum all government
individual action is absolutely necessary insure desired
protection of all its citizens"
In natural resources Oregon ranks among highest Of the
western states But today these practically
virgin state There is for almost unlimited capital the
exploitation OF this, Natures endowment.
May Governor attain the highest his
forts bring about change OF policies and administration
which will tend toward starting the wheels of industry
ward placing this State among the st rank wealth pro-
ducer.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14

study in for
years aud the work done entirely in the school
Every pupil what his in life might be,
required take these studies But today radical change has
ordered that the pupil has considerable choice in his
studies excepting course ones and the school
aims help pupil in his life work For this
things taught modern school, teachers required
and equipment necessary Not only that but the work
all done the school and is not all done during the
school Farms factories homes hospitals etc., alike
utilized places Of study in this great practical education
Right here this by clubs hog clubs,
tomato club garden truck clubs the county fair etc. This is not
half the work that ought be DONE Every farm should be
equipped with wood working and blacksmith shop where the
boy should be work The girls should be given
opportunity deveope their talents along such lines or
culture greenhouse work. daryng and poultry raising small
plot ground given the boy girl for their very will
deeope their enthusiasm and increase their love for the
while they learning do things in businesske
II work made interesting and educational there will be
trouble about keeping the young folks on the farm
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14

Colossus has become a synonym for any great man
Men of power and influence the country termed
Modern Colossi and the does not imply that they
are dishonest.
| Thank goodness there many big men throughout
this great landmen upon whom the term Colossus is
well fitted. AS rule these powers for evil
Their presence in community is certainly not to be
Igreted On the other hand, any community which can
lay claim to having really big man in it, is to be envied
True when any betrays public trust whether he be
influential and whether the be clearly defined
or ply implied, that becomes a to the
community But such menace exists in Maheur county
nor in any locality Of it, SO far be discovered
Ontario claims among her citizens who wields
much personal influence. who is naturally equip
ped to be leader He has given much energy to
full study of Maheur county her needs and possibilities.
He has formed wide acquaintance among men OF the Ma
tion whose friendship is really worth while And by his
personality he has compelled recognition of the county
which he represents His worth this county is not
ured in dollars and He is not seeker after power
and neither is he afraid to serve his community when
called upon to do
Cherishing no malice at time and under conditions
which would many harbour past grudges he has
entered body and soul into fight for the advancement OF
this county. He is throwing his every energy into e
fort government aid in the building Of the Warm
Springs Irrigation Project. This project aid On
taro directly. 1t will directly aid Vale 1t will aid On
taro indirectly and just will aid every other section
Of this county in the immediate vicinity of the project
But it will boost Malheur county, whole. 1t will in
population, county, and will turn some
sixty thousand arid semiard into valuable farm
lands 1t will the employment Of hundreds of men,
and will add many hundreds Of homes to the community
This is why Ontario is boosting for this project This
is why the influential of the city have offered to work
in harmony with of other sections, that the unit
might be perfected
We glad have who asset to the
county organization. Men who greatly aid in
ing the coveted plum. And men who broad-mnded
enough overlook petty jeaousies and work for the
mon good
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
More About the 'MOdern Colossus.

The affairs of Malheur county have reached that stage
where in order to insure needed developments and future
prosperity thorough and sincere cooperation should be
observed to the letter Every citizen of Maheur county,
who has the true welfare of the county at heart should
realize the time has arrived when he should forget at
least for the moment any grievance whether real or mag
ned, which he might have against his neighhor Ger
tainly this is not time for undertaking. This is not a
time for the exposure of Colossus should any exist
Webster defines a COLOSSUS" "anythng of gigantic
size overawing greatness In the vocabulary of the
modern newspaper world COLOSSUS" is known as one
who has much power either financial mental or as poll
cian. Webster does not say anything about Colossus
being object to fear power for evil The term
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
The Scientific Farmer.

Scientific farming is of the great aims Of the
country How make ones farm produce the best
suits is the constant study Of the farmer. And he
studies his soil and finds out for what crops it is best
adapted and then what is the best method Of raising that
crop And many people that to be the end Of his
study.
But the scientific farmer, to thoroughly know his pro-
ession be better educated than those in most
any other profession. He must be business man, a
chemist and engineer in addition to what generally
think of a farmer He must have a broader education
than ninety per cent Of the business generally have
and yet has been thought elod hopper and who
could not understand the intricate affairs OF country.
These old ideas slowly falling into dsrepute and
the farmer rapidly stepping into his place in the bus
ness world.
The prime requisite of a farmer is business ability,
He must know the markets from alpha to omega When
the prices highest when the supply is smallest when
the supply be furnished cheapest fact he keep
complete tab every phase of the market question
TO know how when and where to market his goods in the
most profitable manner.
Then he has to order his farm those markets
This system and the farmer that negects this
pect of the work is like stick in dead eddy He must
organize his work that it will not all at the
time he plan the cultivation of every field
the demand for ito product his buildings, fences etc.
must be up to date and efficient and built for specific pur
poses and this does tell half Of what his system should
embrace.
Another requirement Of successful farmer is that he
knows his farm, every foot of it, study of soil chemis-
try practically necessity Adaptation of crops
tain kinds of soil and fertilization the problems he
must solve The uneducated farmer bndly experiments
but the scientific soil analysis and then
works accordingly He the fertility of his farm
by the OF fertilizers and rotation of crops that every
field is a money maker every year.
Then he must know machinery the best kind how
and when to use it, Not only that, but he must have
the engineering ability, also, to know how to drain r
rgae his land in the best way to take advantage and de-
velope any natural power his farm, such water
power, coal etc. He must estimate of power well
waste along all other lines.
In addition to this he must be stockman, keeping
and breeding the stock best adapted his farm hor
culturist agriculturist poutryman dairyman,
The truth he is through preparing himself for his
work and every year things develope which need
careful study.
And last and most important of all he be in love
with his work. He must have enthusiasm for farming
and great desire to succeed in it he would in any
other business and his will be just in proportion
to his enthusiasm real scientific farmer is of the
greatest ii not the greatest product of education and
perience and farming the oldest and nobest profession
in the world.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
Opportunity Knocking.

Opportunity knocking the door Of the boys and girls Of
this community the offer OF the Portland Union Stockyards
which given in this This is the result Of the Of
educators who advising practical study
Jour schooe II s benefit all parties concerned and great
for the young people practical education in hog
breeding and marketing Not only that but this county being
Especially adapted hog raising because OF its alfalfa and
affords great opportunity development along that line and
this Of the Portland Union Stokyards is the that
opportunity May there be number Of young people from this
community grasp the opportunity.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
Friendly Face of the Home Newspaper
Sure of Welcome Wherever 1t Goes

THE HOME NEWSPAPER is the most interesting reading
| matter obtain. There nothing else like it.
NEXT TO LETTER. THE HOME NEWSPAPER
ENTERTAINING THING IN THE WORLD LOCATED IN
DISTANT CITY. JUST INTERESTING WHILE WE ARE
AT HOME. ALTHOUGH We ARE NOT WONT TO APPRECIATE
THIS FACT. IT 10 OVERLOOKED BECAUSE IT BECOME
DAILY LIFE. MUCH so As THE ALLor
TED THREE MEALS A DAY.
No who FORMS THE HABIT of reading the HOME
NEWSPAPER will give it up No is willing MISS
THE PLEASURES thus derived. No willing to deprive
himself Of the intimate knowledge his neghbor
failures joys and SORROWS, trials and tribuaons.
There is NO OTHER MEDIUM that can take the place of
the HOME NEWSPAPER Aside from giving the news of the
whole world gives something THAT CAN BE OBTAINED
NOWHERE ELSE 1t gives all the little incidents in the
daily life Of friends and neghbors people we go
through life WITH 1t tells of their progress tells
OF their social fe 1t tells of the weddings parties clubs
societies etc 1t tells who visiting 1t tells who sick
herads their recovery
THESE LITTLE PERSONAL ITEMS CREATE A HOME NEWS
PAPER THESE LITTLE FACTS PEOPLE WE El-
BOW THROUGH LIFE WITH FAR MORE INTERESTING
THAN SOME "eie STORY" FROM DISTANT CITY. THIS Is
WHAT MAKES THE HOME NEWSPAPER
Can YOU afford to be without it ONLY FEW CENTS
a week?
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
HEAD OF ASYLUM
IS EXHONERATED
Idaho Insane Asylum at Or
OfinO Has Been Under
Investigation.
Especial to The Argus.)

Orofino.-An investigation OF tho
North Idaho sanitarium is being made
by Edward Hofstede, an Orofino at
torncy. during the meeting OF the
board OF directors now In session. The
board Is composed Of w. b. Kinne Of
orofino, Mark Means OF Lewiston and
J. Rosenstein OF Genesee.
The charges in general against DR..
]. w. Givens. medical superintendent
OF the asylum. are neglect OF duty
failure to make an intelligent effort
to cure patients. mismanagement Of
business affairs of the institution and
cruelty to patients through subordi-
mates. Affidavits were filed alleging
extreme cruelty to patients by the at
tendants, instances purporting TO be
specific being cited by a former en-
ploye OF the place.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
CHAP|N CETSPARDON
FROM GOVERNOR West
Man Convicted of Larceny
by Bailee is Given
His Liberty.
Especial to The Argus.)

Salem.-W. II. Chaplin. convicted OF
larceny by bailee in Portland for ap-
preparation to his own use OF $500 be-
longing TO Marion Annie Grace. was
given a full pardon by Governor West.
who executed the instrument upon re-
ceiving a bond. signed by Chapins
friends. guaranteeing that he would
make restitution.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
JURY FINDS ROY
fARNUM IS GUILTY
Especial to Tie Argus.)

Roseburg.-Roy Fa'n mum was con.
victed OF statutory crlae after five
hours deliberation. This Is tho third
trial on the charge. Farnum stlll Aas
a murder charge to face. In which he
is accused Of killing aud burning l.
body OF Edna Morgan. i5.ycar-olo
girl. near Glendale two weeks ago.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14

Mrs. w. r. Shinn went to Vale Mon
day morning to spend the week with
relatives.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-01-14
Better Schools.

1t is interesting to note the difference of policies between the
educators of today and those years. pure
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23

raI4snb pitHamtn Mitteln bic AbF6t
Der Geinbs gu burafrsu3en unb ibrs
3srIiDrHngsdrbstt pirtunsslos su modtn.
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WeidIsIbpesns baItsn beuti@e 9ruppeu
trsu madt i'm Of. sic molten bttpfLeet,
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lsnnsn Isrnisn, duf Der AnfaneBftatior
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baltelteIe auf beutidem 8obsn, bi3t al
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bung finbsn; bsmentlprstenb ergdHsi Fl
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
BAU ElNER PoNToNRRUcnE IN Pollen.
@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23

bus tt Dobf [siat stuauieben.
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