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Fifteen "Don'ts" Cited.

| The exercise of an ordinary amount
of care, Maj Pullman suggests, will
protect property from thieves and re-
duce the number of street accidents.
and in order to warn persons of the
care they should take he issued fifteen
so-called "don'ts" as matter of warn
ing. They are:
Do not go away from your home to
receive the returns without leaving at
least one member of the family, a
trusted servant or caretaker to pro-
tect your property
100 not leave doors, windows or back
gates unlocked whether. you are in or
out of the house.
Do not carry a baby or young child
down town and take chances on its
getting crushed or injured in the dense
crowds.
DO not forget that the newspapers
are giving election returns to citizens
over the telephone, and that extra"
editions Will be rushed to every section
of the city as soon as the first news
of results is known.
Do not if you go down town expose
your money in public unnecessarily. or
carry your money in your hip pocket.
Four-fifths of all pickpocket jobs are
made easy because a mans hip pocket
is picked while getting on car or in
a crowd.
Do not be an easy mark for a film
Hammer of any kind, especially for coin
Watchers. or the crook and his confed-
crate who invites you to fall for the
ancient ''pocketbool game
Do not be careless with your belong
ings. Ladies, hold firmly to handbags.
and see that they are securely fastened
Better still. do not use a handbag to
carry money or anything of any value.
Citizens Can Help Police.
Do not forget that citizens can help
the police most and prevent the loss of
their property by keeping in mind the
working methods of criminals. and
then taking intelligent preventive
measures.
Do not forget that a large percentage
of crimes committed in Washington
and all other cities are preventable, if
citizens are careful and do not make it
easy for the criminal to do his work.
Do not throw fruit skins, peanut
shells. newspapers or litter of any
kind in the streets. Receptacles for
waste paper and rubbish may be found
in all sections of the down town dis
trict. Washington Will be the cleanest
city in the world if each and every
man. woman and child works to make
il such.
Do not forget to think about the dan
ger of accidents, whether you be a pc
destrian or motorist. With such large
numbers of people on the streets, ex-
traordinary caution is necessary.
Do not overindulge in the use Of in
toNicants. because under the law this
will make arrest necessary and result
in a fine of $40
Do not forget that the direct tele-
phone line to the police department.
all precincts, is Main 6-O-4-O
and not Main 5000, the District govern
ment number. The police may be
reached through Main 5000. but il lakes
a little longer time, and Main 604O
gives immediate connection with the
central switchboard
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NORTH DAKOTA.


1. George A. Bangs, dem.
/. H. T. Helgesen, rep"
2. Hugh Mcdonald. dem.
2. George M. Young, rep
3. Charles Simon, dem.
3. P. D. Norton, rep
OHIO.
/. Edward Brink. dem.
/. Nicholas Longworth, rep
2. Stanley Bowdle. dem.
2. Victor Heintz, rep.
3. Warren Gard, dem.s
3. Charles w. Dustin, rep.
4. B. F. Welty, dem.
4. J. e. Russell, rep"
5. John S. Shook, dem.
5. Nelson E. Matthews, rep
6. A. G.. Turnipseed, dem.
6. c. c. Kerns, rep
Z. Simeon D. Fess, rep
8. John A. Key, DEM
s. John H. Clark, rep.
9. Isaac r. Sherwood. DEM
10. c. w. Haslett, dem.
10. Robert M. Switzer, rep
IL. H. c. Claypool, dem.
IL. E. d. Ricketts,, rep
IL. c. l.. Brumbaugh, DEM
IL. Hugh Huntington. rep.
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l. Herbert j. Corwine, dem.
l. ID. r. Anthony. jr.. rep.
2. Joseph Taggart, DEM
2. Edward c. Little, rep.
3. William S. Hyatt, dem.
3. Philip +. Campbell, rep
4. Dudley Doolittle, dem.s
4. Clyde W. Miller. rep.
5. G. I. Helvering, DEM
5. Charles NJ. Harger, rep.
6. John r. Connolly, DEM
6. Otis l.. Benton, rep.
:. Jouett Shouse, DEM
7. J. S. Simmons. rep.
s. w. A. Ayres, dem.+
8. Thomas c. Wilson, rep.
KENTUCKY.
/. A. w. Barley, dem.
/. G. p. Thomas, rep.
2. ID. H. Kincheloe, dem.s
2. w. T. Fowler, rep.
3. X. Y. Thomas, DEM
3. ]. Frank Taylor. rep.
4. Ben Johnson, DEM
4. John p. Haswen. rep.
5. Swager Sheriey, dem.s
5. w. C. Owens, rep.
6. A. b. Rouse, dem"
s. j. E. Shepard. rep.
Z. j. c. Cantrill. dem.s
Z. w. ]. Mandy, rep.
8. Harvey Helm. dem.s
8. l.. T. Neat, rep.
9. W. J. Fields, dem.s
8. A. ]. Pennington. rep.
10. Willis Station, dem.
10. John w. Langley, rep.s
IL. S. B. Dishman, dem.
IL. Caleb Powers, rep
LOUISIANA.
/. Albert Estopinal, DEM
2. Henry G. Dupre, dem.s
8. Wade O. Martin, dem.
3. Edward J. Rodsfque, rep.
3. w. p. Martin .$prog.s
: As..InAsx.H "af1 - - 49, = =
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TO- James ?. Buchanan, dem.'
IL. Tom Connally, dem.
II. James c. Wilson, dem.
3. John II. Stevens, DEM
IA. James l.. Slayden, dem"
10. John n. Garner, dem"
16. Thomas NJ. Blanton, dem.
At large. JEFF McLemore. dem"
At large. Daniel +. Garrett, dem.
UTAH.
/. Milton II. yelling. dem. and prog.
]. Timothy c. Hoyt. rep.
2. James H. Mays, dem. and prog.s
2. Charles r. Mabey, rep.
VERMONT.
!. Frank L. Green, rep"
2. Porter II. Dale, rep.*
VIRGINIA.
l. William A. Jones, dem.s
2. E. E. Holland, dem.*
2. Luther 3. Way. rep.
8. A. ]. Montague. DEM
4. Walter A. Watson, DEM
5. Edward w. Saunders, DENSE
5. p. A. Davis. rep.
6. Carter Glass, DEM
Z. Thomas W. Harrison, dem.
Z. John Paul. rep.
8. c. G. Carlin, dem.S
9. E. Lee Trinkle, dem
g. C. Bascom Slemp, rep
10. Henry D. Flood. dem.*
WASHINGTON.
1. George F. Cotterill, dem.
/. John F. Miller. rep.
9 Francis c. AXtell. dem. and prog.
3 Lindney II. Hadley. rep"
3. G. p. Fishhurne, dem.
3. Albert Johnson, rep
4. c. W. Masterson, dem.
4. w. L. La Toilette. rep
5. C. C. Dill, DEM
6. Tom Cookery, rep.
WEST VIRGINIA.
l. N. NJ Medley, DEM
l. p. w Fleming, rep.
2 Sam B. Woods, dem.
2 George NJ. Bowers. rep
3. F. n. Anderson, dem.
g. Stuart F. Reed, rep.
T. T A Null. dem.
A. Harry c. woodward. rep.
5. G. r. c. Wyles. dem.
5. Edward Cooper rep
6. Adam B. Littlepage, DEM
G. DR.. NJ V. Cooley, rep.
WISCONSIN.
1. J. W. Page, dem.
l. Henry a. Cooper, rep
3 NJ E Burke, dem"
2 Edward Voigh, rep.
3. NJ J. Briggs, dem.
3. John NJ Nelson. rep"
l. A Szczerbinski, dem.
4. William J. Cary, rep
5. Lyman Fl. Brown. dem.
5. William H. Stafford, rep
6. NJ. X. Reilly. dem"
6. James H. Davidson, rep.
Z. Herman Grotophorst, dem.
I. John 7. Esch, rep"
s. John kalmes, dem.
s. Edward f. Browne, rep
9. Thomas F. Konop, dem.'
8. d. C. Classon, rep.
TO- A. J. Sutherland, dem.
10. James A. Frear, rep.
IL G. C. Cooper dem.
II. Irvine L. Eenroot, dem.s
WYOMING.
At large, John d. Clark. DEM
At large, Frank d. Clark, rep.
DELEGATES
ALASKA.
Charles H SulZer dem.
James Wickersham, rep"
HAWAII.
]. Kalanianaole, rep"
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NORTH CAROLINA.

/. John H. Small, dem.s
2. Claude Kitchin, DEM
8. George E Hood. dem.'
4. Edward w. Pou. dem"
5. Charles NJ. Stedman. DEM
5. Gillian Grisson, rep.
6. H. l.. Goodwin, dem.t
Z. l.. w. Robinson, dem.
s. Robert l.. Doughton. DEM
S. H. Sinclair Williams, rep.
8. E. Y. Webb. DEM
10. Zebylon Weaver, dem.
10. James ]. Britt. rep
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

1. r. S. Whaley, dem"
2. James F. Byrnes, DEM
8. F. H. Dominiclk. dem.
4. J. S. Nichols, DEM
3. D. E. Finley. DEM
6. ]. Willard Ragsdale, DEM
Z. A. F. Lever, dem"
SOUTH DAKOTA.
/. o. u. Anderson, dem.
l. c. H. Dillon, rep"
2. ]. J. Batterton. dem.
2. Royal C. Johnson. rep"
8. Harry l.. Candy. dem.'
3. John G. Bartine, rep.
TENNESSEE.
1. Sam R. Sells. rep"
2. Richard w. Austin. rep
3. John A. Moon, DEM
3. Jesse NJ. Littleton, rep.
4. Cordell Hull. DEM
4. ]. F. Benson, rep.
5. William c. Houston, dem.'
6. Joseph w. Byrns, DEM
s. T. G. Tippens. rep.
z. Lemuel P. Padgeut. dem"
z. Soloman A. Vest, rep.
s. Thetus W. Sims, dem.s
s. L. M. Rhodes. rep.
8. F. j. Garrett, dem.s
8. w. N. Beasley, rep.
10. Hubert Fisher. dem.
10. John w. Farley. rep.
TEXAS.
1. Eugene Black, DEM
2. Martin Dies. dem.'
8. James Young, DEM"
4. Sam Rayburn, dem.s
8. Hatton W. Summers. dem.s
6. Rufus Hardy, dem.s
Z. A. W. Gregg. dem.s
{ 8. Toe H Eagle. dem;
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RHODE ISLAND.

1. George F. O'Shaunessy, dem.
l. Ezra Dickson, rep.
2. Summer Mowry. dem.
2. Walter r. Stiness. rep
3. Joseph Mcdonald, dem.
8. Ambrose Kennedy, rep.s
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ILLINOIS.

/. William ]. Hennessey. dem.
/. Martin B. Madden. rep
2. Philip II. Treacy. dem.
2. James II. Mann, rep
3. Bernard Mcmahon. dem.
3. William w. Wilson, rep
4. Charles Martin, defi1.
4. John Golombiewski, rep.
s. Adolph j. SABBATH, DEM
s. David =. Alexander, rep.
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IDAHO.

At large Marion ]. Kerr. dem.
At large. Burton L. French, rep.
At large. John V. Stanley, dem.
At large. A. I. Smith, rep
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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-04-06
NOTICE

or sale OF Property in the city OF
Ontario, oregon for Delinquent Sew
er Assessments.
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
EN-, That l, IL. c. Farmer, city
Marshal of the City of Ontario. ore
gon, by order OF the City Council OF
said City have levied upon and viii
sell the property hereinafter describ-
ed. situated in the City OF ontario,
oregon, for delinquent assessments
made against said property. as made
by the said City for Sewer Improve
ments as hereinafter stated, said
property, or as much thereof, as may
be necessary, will be sold at the front
door of the City Hall in Ontario, ore
gon, on Saturday the 29th day OF APP
ril 1916 at the hour of ten o'clock In
the forenoon. to satisfy said assess
ments and accrued costs.
The following is a description OF
the property to be sold, together
with the name of the person against
whom said assessment was made, and
the amount due on each tract.
Being a list of delinquent second
installment payments due February
5th 1916 for construction of Lateral
Sewer, District No. /, Bancroft Bond
Applications.
Frank Bennett, Lien 23 Block 1873
Lots IL to 13 inc, S10.92.
c. e. Belding, Lien l6, Block 1870
Lots IL TO 20 inc, SS6.2S.
Blackaby & Lees. Lien 10, Block
1870, Lots l to 10 len, $S6.2S.
Charles Emison, Lien 2, Block 1877
6 to 10 inc, $1S.lS.
William IL. Rayer, Lien "a, Block
lS9, Lots IL to 3 inc, $lS.l4
Any party purchasing any of said
property at said sale will be given q
Certificate of Purchase by the SAID
City, which said Certificate, ii moi
sooner redeemed will run for one
year, and bear interest at the rat'
of ten per cnt per annum. II thu
said Certificate is not redeemed a
the end of one year, by surrenderinI
the said Certificate to the City OF On
tario, the said City will deliver Il
the owner thereof deed to the prop
erty described in the said Certificate
First Publication, March 80, 1916
Last Publication April 81, 1910
III. c. FARMER,
City Marshal of the City of Ontario
oregon.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-04-06
BRIEF WAR NEWS

In Arabia the British report de.
feat for a Turkish force which at.
tackled an outpost near Adcn.
The German admiralty officially de.
'nics that u German submarine was re.
sponsiblc for the sinking Of the Dutch
passenger steamer. Tubantia.
Three officers and a men OF the
crew Of tho trench torpedo.boa de.
stroycr Rcnuudin were lost when
Tcutonic submarine sent the vessel to
the bottom OF the Adriatic.
The Austrians have turned on the
italians along the lsonzo, where the
initiative has recently been for the
most part with General Cadonaros
force. Vienna announces success.
ful attack north Of the Tolmino bridge
head. In which Italian positions were
captured, together with nearly 500
prisoners and three machine guns,
with the slackcning OF the fighting
around Vcrdun. the Russians have
NAhlANN hth NNA'NnAN' hNf'AANhN
against the Germans on the eastern
front
Berlin chronicles an attack OF great
violence by the Russians around Drls'
wiaty lake aud lake Narocz, but says
the Russians we're repulsed with great
losses, 1870 Russian dead having been
counted In the Lake Narocz region.
Berlin reports the recapture OF some
ground from the British northeast OF
vcrmelles, In the region OF La Bassee.
and the driving OF the French from a
position northeast OF Badonyillers. In
the Vosges. London admits the cap
ture by the Germans OF three mine
craters at the Hohenzollern redoubt,
Five French aircraft dropped bombs
on Metz. ammountion depots near
Chateau Saiins and the aerodrome at
Dieuze. while 20 ether machines at
tackled the aviation camp at Habsheim
and the freight station at Mulhausen
In battles In the air which followed
the Germans and the French each lost
three or four machines,
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weeks and the third within twelve
month. The last one was discovered
In time to get u veterinary In atten-
dance before II died. and thus was
able to learn positively what was taxi
ing II on.
MIR. Crull would have been glad
to contribute for several years to a
rabbit bounty rather than to have
lost the horses.
II some old crouch who has made
himself abnoxious and wants to
shunle on. and he and the world
would be better of without. him,
wants to get some poison much law
is made to block his game. but OH.
cials can buy II and distribute II
over the county. much OF which falls
into the hands OF the careless and ir-
responsible. Anyone can complete
this sdulb by imagining the conse-
qucnces.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-04-06

Commencing at a point 1913 chains
east Of the northwest corner OF sec
tion in Township 1G south in Range
a east Of Willamette Meridian in
oregon, as the place of beginning;
running thence east 1i.S4 chains to a
point; running thence south 21.075
chains to a point; running thence
west 1885 chains to point; run
ming thence north 2i.075 chains to
the place OF beginning, containing 25
acres, together with all water bitches.
canals. fumes and water rights,
thereto belonging or used In connec-
tion with watering said land, together
with the tenements, hereditaments
and appurtenances thereto belonging
or In anywlse appertaining. which
mortgage was given to secure the
sum OF $1,000, bearing interest at 10
per cent per annum, and II recorded
on Book q OF Mortgages at page 322
OF records of Malheur County, and
upon which indebtedness there is
still due and unpaid $1,000, together
with interest thereon from Jan. 27th,
1913, at 10 per cent per annum.
S215O9 paid for taxes and assess
ments with interest from Nov 9th
1915, at 10 per cent, and 500 attor-
neyB' fees and costs OF this action.
You are further notified that this
summons Is served upon you by pub
llcation under and by virtue of an or
der OF the Honorable Dalton Biggs,
Judge OF said Court, which order was
made and entered on the 2Sth day Of
February, 1915. and directed that
this.summons be published once each
week for six successive weeks In the
Ontario Argus, commencing with the
issue OF March End and ending with
the issue OF April 18Th, 1915.
JOHN II. WHEELER,
Residing at Vale. Oregon.
LOT s. FELTHAM.
Residing at Weiser. Idaho.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE UN.
DER EXECUTION


by virtue OF an Attachment EXecu-
ton duly issued by the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court for Malheur County and
State OF Oregon, dated the 18th day
OF March, 1916. in a certain action In
the Circuit Court for said County and
State, wherein the Ontario Nation
al Bank. as Plaintiff. recovered iudg-
ment against Louis Hurtle and J. J.
Burbrldge. as Defendants, for the sum
OF Four Hundred Dollars. with In
terest thereon at the rate OF 10 per
cent per annum from June 2S, 1918;
and for the further sum OF Fifty Dol
lars. Attorney fees; and for the furth-
er sum OF Thirteen and 20-lOO Dol
lars, costs;
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That | will on the 22nd, day of April
1915. at the hour OF 1880 O'Clock A.
NJ. OF said day, at the main entrance
oor OF the Court House, in Vale, Nal
heur County, oregon, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, or bid
ders. for cash, the following de-
scribed real property, to-wit;-
All OF Lots 6, Z. s, . and 10 In
Block 23 in the City of Ontario, ore
gon, as shown by the original plat OF
that city. and made subject to prior
lien OF Henrietta Payne for the sum
OF Sl5OO.OO; and
An undivided one-half interest in
the following premises
Lot 8, Block "a in the City of on
tario. Oregon; also Lot 3 in Block
"a; Lot 2 in Block "B"; Lots l. 2
3, and 4 in Block sc" and Lot in
Block "D"; all in Bartons Plat and
being in the SEA- NEA OF Sec A.
Twp, IS S, II. AZ +, W. M; and also
an undivided one-half interest IN the
NV 4 Sec. SO, Twp. is S, h, 46 f. w,
NJ; and also an undivided one-half
interest in the NWA SWA and sh
swA Sec. SO, Twp. 20 S. II. 40 f.
w, NJ;
The NWA NEA NEA NEh NEA
and sh NEA NEh NEh NEA
Sec. A Twp. IS S. r. AZ E. w. NJ
Taken and levied upon as the prop
erty of the said above named defend
ant, j. j. BuTbridge, or as mueh
thereof as may be necessary to salts
fy the said Judgment in favor OF the
ontario National Bank and against
the said above named defendants
with interest thereon, together with
all costs that have or may accrue,
Dated at Vale, Oregon, this 18TH
day of March, 1916.
BEN ]. BROWN, sheriff.
BY Ross A. Seward, Deputy
First publication, March 2S, 1915;
last publication April 90 1916
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATION

In the matter Of the estate OF +.
r. Hunter. deceased.
Notice is hereby given; that the
undersigned has been appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Il. Il.
Hunter, deceased. by the county
court OF the State OF oregon for Nal
heur County. and has qualified. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent the same to me at my office, at
City Hall, at Ontario, Oregon with
vouchers and duly verified, within
six months from the date hereof
Dated and first published, the SOth
day OF March 1910.
CLAY NJ. STEARNs,
Administrator,
Last publication the 27th day of
April, 1915.
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.n,,nnAI with each so cents
nnIIUlW purchase and this
luIlJI UV coupon you will be
v,,,,Ied 10 1000 VOTES. A
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-04-06
SECONDHAND
AUTOMOBILES

We have several second
hand cars, some good as
new, all recently over
hauled. For sale at ex-
tremely low prices.
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VALLEY VIEW HAPPENINGS


Mr.. and Mrs VIM. T.. Brown spent
Sunday In Ontario with Mrs. Brown's =
parents. MIR. and Mrs. ]. a williams
Mr.. Lungrum and family from ABB
erdcen, Washington, have come to
sunny oregon to make their future
home. Are located on the Woods
ranch Just north OF the u. DeArmond
ranch.
Miss Sadie Claud spent Sunday with
the Misses Rees.
Alva Ingraham has been sick the
last few days.
Mr. and Mrs T.. X. Ingle OF on
tario spent Saturday and Sunday
with w. q. Armstrong and family
The Shaffer brothers are treating
their house to new coat Of paint.
Mr.. Gus Reich II doing the work for
them.
Was pleased to note George Rose
and Wesley McCombs' smiling faces
at Valley View Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie Frakes OF Payette,
Idaho. was visiting her son wylie
Frakes and family few days this
week
Most OF the cattle men around
here are sending their cattle TO the
hills this week. Joe Sterling has
charge of them.
Miss Ida b. Frazier substituted In
primary department last Tuesday, va
the teacher, Miss Ruth stewart
could go to Ontario TO meet her faith
or. who had Just arrived from the
east on his way to Midvale. Idaho
with his father and mother. Ills
father had been In the hospital In
Kansas city taking treatment fol
cancer from which he has been sui
fering the past winter,
Rev D, H. Baker will preach Sun
day April Q. at three o'clock,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-04-06

of Des Moines, la, said, IN an inter
view today,
III each person in this country would
take AN occasional laxative dose, our
hospitals would lose thousands upon
thousands of patients
Mr.. Olsen further stated that he was
familiar with and had sold all the va
rlous laxatiyes, ana that in his opinion,
Rexal Orderles is the most pleasant
and snre -medy for constipation.
we have the exclusive selling rights for
this great laxative
THE ONTARIO PHARMACY
THE RExALL STORE
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DEAD ON FLAT '

DEAD On f'N'
|.,,or ia fine and everybody
Il, IN some way Much new
',5,. section is being broken
Inr. Fencing aud many 9TH
Iyemcnts are going on In ev-
ton ,,,.
| people OF the Alfalfa
community are expressing
Ith In dry farming by the
In are planting this spring
usaal grain crops Chas.
4 :. phntlng eight acres to
/ and Albert BAH aud Tom
bach five acres
kaesday at Vale Chas' Bceh-
married 10 Gladys Field.
kn is the cstimable lS-year
thler Of Mr. and Mira q. &.
hbg have the best wishes OF
Any friends for a long and
|puIed lie.
Ind Of the same community
IrIed about the same time to
Nom the state of Washing
karIcalars of which We could
j =. Mcdonald visited with
n Herr a week ago Sunday.
i senkbcil rs out from Pay.
Is dry farm rushing In some
1aln. Chas Rice In helping
'Wltbcck IN busy doing some
|brk for Mr., Carter.
|pll spent a few days last
|vlng the we'll drilling OUTFIT
Wilson aud son from a point
bne half miles south Of Fruit
|gelscr whore Mr.. Wilson has
b to continue the drilling of
\ gas company Of that city
! = Mcdonald visited with
y Hand one day recently
|d has been keeping house
father, Mr. Chas. Rice the
|er
|iainey returned home from
last Sunday much improved
lie reports about -four
|now at Sumpter when he
siehsner, the hustling gard
Payette will plant the bottom
be guleh Of the John Taylor
porn aud spuds this year,
ieDonald was a business cal
'as, Herr's last Tuesday,
Pennington was seen scudd-
|rth Jacobsen gulch last Sun
llayworth moved to his
\ d last week.
Rice and A. +, Mcdonald
|ning some lines last Sunday.
Is building some new fence
se al his cleared land and
|e considerable crops this
Mayheld drove up to Chas.
Sunday TO assist In brand
colts.
Johnson, the lS-year old
T. and Mrs. G, M. Johnson
pen afflicted so long and suf-
much, died last Friday and
'ed In the Riverside Gene
Fayette Saturday. His be-
rents have the deep sympa-
Ie entire community.
N crull lost a fine 4-year
last Thursday from strych-
|onlng, the direct result OF
lseuous distribution of the
the county commissioners,
le second animal Mr., Crull
pc suddenly In the past -four
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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-04-06

"rhe most considerate wife | ever
heard Of" said the philosopher was
woman who used TO date all her let
ters a week or so ahead TO allow her
husband time 10 post them"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-04-06

hut the pessimist. YOU know. sees
an opportunity after the optimist
has grasped L..
Soon, however, the poor dove OF
peace will have no place even to call
It's roost
Peace hath her victories, but they
rarely get on the front pages.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-04-06
Advice.

First senlor-rm going to marry a
poor girl and settle down. Second
Senior Better marry a rich girl and
settle up-Yale Record.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-04-06

Charges for publishing legal ad-
must be paid when proof
OF publication Is presented.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-04-06

Oft expectation fails and most oft
there where most II promises. Shake
SDPnrC