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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
gIms ben 9uIiseiaeridtcm.


StroBenr0uber batten Srn. Gbos. s..
gSauobD eeltoblenes @elo in Die
Eaide gei6obeh Nv &ieferte oos
Srn. $. 6. Geplin beri6wlnoene
Gelo Der @oli5ei aus. Sin
blaues gtige foltete Dem 2ieieran-
ten $11.45.
SIS 1T i1on Maudenl Sdlinmeres
wiocriabreu ais Serrn Gbarles S.
MalObD BON glr. 5O2, SiiD. D.Sireeper.
StroBe &err QauO6D ianO nGmliA
in ieiner SoieutaiAe $400, 3pei
100 GoQorideine uuO bier 90 Ioaor-
ideine, Cas- @elo befiuoet liG iebt
in BEN SdnOen Oer 8oli3ei Der 6itli.
Aen Stntion unO @nuo6p iii ouf Die
&ilie Der 3eugen in Dem StraBena
rau6.4Sro5eB, Der bon @enrD s. Jtelu-
lin bon glr. 2931, g9inoor-9lpeuue,
gGalbroot gcgen @iQiam WlcaaD,
bon glr. St2, SiiO.GlmooO- -glpcnuc,
mo g8iQiam Gilion bon 9tr. 113,
SiiO.9rooOwap, ipegen Serau6ung
nngeiircngt pirOe.
Slm Wiittpob 9lben0 geielte iid
@ollo6D elmer Wlengc 5iL Die oil ser
2inpooO. uno GaItcrn.glpenue, oie
glnfmit oes @oli3cimagens ermor.
tete, scr sic bciOen @enaunteu nab
Der @oli5eiitation o6fiibren iolltc, bic
angeblib g}cplin I'm $500 Gerou6t
battcn. 9SouObD bcgo6 Id5, na10cm
Die 9luiregung noriiber mar naA
SoaHie. PTS CT am @ltttwoA 9(6cuO
IN icine Goide grill 6eriibrten icinc
Singer etluaS, Oas nod cincr 9lnlidjt
nicbt Oa icin iolltc, Gr 500 oaS $50.
pier" 6erons nno iicbc Oo cs mar
cine 9lonc @eloes. 3iuci 100 Couor,
icGcinc uno bier 80 Ioaaribcine
9Sloelid crimcric cr ii,b Der Gcenc
Oc5 Dorbcrgegangcncn 9IbenoS an
'Eotroni1cufoiien. GiIiglt 6cilicg cr
Den ndhilen @oagon lnO 6raHte 0aS
@elO nod ocr 6iiliMeu &oli5ciiiaiiou
rnO er5d6lie iciuc G'rle6niiie oem
9}Sbter Gercdt. Seopuiaa5 6aile ci.
ner Der &erboIteten oen &oitobv pic
9lo0e in Sic 2oidc ocihmugaelt, "a.
nit iie bci ieuner &er6aiiun0 nicbt &C..
funoen mar0e.
@eotricc's bIaucs qluge
foitctc $ii.
PIN lebten GlittpoH bcqob iid
Srau @eotrice SantuclS, 9tr. 1iOS,
McGnNoD znaBe nit elmer 6relin-
0in mo cinem 6reumoe 0erielbeiJ Der
Gin 9hno eignet nod @eitpori, um
bort nah ibrem @aiten 81 iu1en.
9(ni Der &uno0cr StraBen Nriide
fanO Beatrice pl0klid, Dab Tie gan5
nnltterSielenaaetn mar mo i'm ndb,
ilen 9Iugenblide gcieate ii@ 2lopO
@eponS, bon 9ir. 8, Git.@am6urg.
StraBe, 8u ibr. 3ucrit mar 2loOo
iebr nett 81 Beatrice, ndjte lie 81
perouloiien init i6m 5u geben lniO ei.
nigc 5hn0en bei ocn not6igen Or
friihungcn III perleben. PTS Oies je-
bod nidt 500, iponnte 2lopo ernIierc
Gaiten altf uno 0as JleiIltot mar,
0oB Beatrice lire inderbrobene
Gldle nod Dem armdameu 0ialtcn
Doaildnoia ciniieaeu nniBie, Oa ibr
Momeo ibr Elm Goor 6lane GcHlicr-
Iaoen ange6dnai bate. Ger 10 I'M.
anlonte 9eponS entfnm nad Der
E6ot un0 Gin &cr6aiiSbeie6l mir0c
0egen i'm erlangt @eiiern eridien
er inter Der 9lniAuloigung oes that.
lideu glu9riiieS Dor 9iidter 9lanit in
Der iiioliten 4oli5eiiiation lN0 aIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

uuo Die mofooontiiirteu StroBen
weroen o6ne Sizes ge5lt iperOen mil.
len.
Sobcn feline geife in
5rnnfrcirb
gulf Mmid oes Tr Sobn w. Sin.
ncB. ocS Gbefs Oes So6ns Soptiu9
Soipitol Corps il Sroutreid, ioni.
NET oos 9lot6e arer5Saitptquor.
tier Seifc, tuelde orii6er iebr ror
lit. @iele ireiwillige 9eitrd1c liuo
eiugetroiien mo aultott Der er6ete.
neu slpei aiiien peroeu irabrideuI.
lid elm babies IutenD aeianot mer.
Den t0nuen.
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Sr. S6OmnS 6. 9Onns ais SefretGr
hes ,,MarDInnS- SnItitMtS" erluGOlt.

SSn elmer 5pe5ialDeriammhmg 0es
0reitoriilmS Oes rW}arDlanO. Sulti.
tuts" mtr0e Sr. g8. 8. gltlpop0 ais
@liteIieo an Steue 6es fiir8lid per-
itorbenen @rn. 9lnton s. Setting er.
wG6f. DeSaIeihen mur0e @r. E6o-
mas @. Dplns 8um Wiitelieoe al
StcIle ieines &oters, oes peritorbeneu
Srn. Sames Noltng, crlpGblt. I'm
mittel6or 0araiif erpGblte Oos Iiref.
torium Srn. Dolm9 gim Sefretdr
0eS 0ireftoriums, elmer Gtelle, Die
icW Goter 80 Sabre lana inne6atte
un0 peIbe iein GjroBuater Sames
Ooing ser @rIie, 25 Sabre ouSiiiate.
@r. Grauf u. %ocn Der &rdiioent oes
0ireftorilmS mar bod erirelt ii6er
oie neuen N2itglr0er. Sor. Noung
miro ais beionOers eeeienet fir oas
ibm iibertragene Q(mt ero6tet. gr
lit oos iiiingiie Nlitglieo 0es Giretto.
riims lm0 6ot iein Bureau in glr.
81, 0rantliu. .@ebduoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

Der &o0i bei0e Seiten Qngebort 6ottc,
muBte 2lon0 $tl7O bleden e6e er
perOlliten tOnnte. Iie icb0ne @ca.
trice mar nod INNER 0elorirt, ais Tie
ais 3eugin aegci ocn im9alonten
9toneo mlTtrnt.
Gin Gollor 0en Gag fiir
0ic 6ruu.
GaB i6r Mam ibr MIR @elO eiebt,
menu er irgeno cmen @egenitano
bei'm @ianoonfel los aomrroen lit
war sic 9hi9ioge scr ,Sraa G0piu
@otfinS. 9lr. 1909. 9oDoro. .Gtrabe,
ais iie aeiiern ARorgen in Der iii0G-
den Eoli5cItatioil pcacn 0icicn 9lus-
iagen modie. Sic 6oitc i'm ser Scr.
nobldiiigiug bcldul0igt. g9otfins
0a9cgcn bcDalWtcte, leine 6rou molle
i'm los fem lnlo Dolle Ons 4Soli3eige-
ribt 6enuben inn Dies OlwdSnicEei.
Gr mlroc ireigelaiien noAoem er
periproden bate, OaB er ale 5e6n
(oge aebn DoaarS be5a6len per0e
iiir i6reu 2e6enSunter6alt un0 oen
ibrer orei &ipoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
iShmf @nmmircifcm ierpIaat.


oSmerbalb eincr @iertelhnoc Der.
uriacbte Gin oiieneS 9lbjugSfana(-
@oH al Der 9aliimorcltraBe unmeit
ser Goiileiirabc, oie GurAl0demlng
Der Raorcilen bon orei Qlutomobilcn,
Die iibcr Den idarien 9ianO ocs Godcs
iubren. Ger ic6merc Jtegen 6atte ben
Gcdel iortgeidmcmmt- ,Sobn Dea.
gon bon Der .@oltimoreltrnBe De-
flagt 5luei geplaBte 9teiicn, liao ga
nuel sSlottin non 9tr 1923, 9it8al-
timoreiiraBe eineu ioldaL G0poro
9ianliH pom 9ir. 1886, Giio-Roiterion.
Earf qlpe., ehenials 5mei 9teiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
CSu OcutidJluuO aefanacn.

0iirG cin S1rci6en Oos gcltern
bier pom 9lnerifonii6eu 9lot6en
areil3 anlanate, perocn sic |ermonO-
ten oes Sobn W}iller mis Baltimore
beuodridtigt oaB ocrielbe bon eincm
torpeoirten Sdiiie geuommen muroe
uno iidb iebt in Geittihlano in @e.
iangcnibait beiin0e. W}iler mo6nte
in 9Sr. 1926. Gbame0itraBe, Der Gect
mannS.NerberQc, um0 lit 5ur 3eit in
Nem @eIanacnenlager 81 @ltlirom.
@r mar eineS oer WlitglieOcr Der Ne.
iabung Ocs Donpiers ~GsmcralSa~
unO l0Bt ieinen Srelnocn milleL oaB
er geiino iei aber gcmiile @egcnltGn-
oe n6tbig braiIbe, oie iie i6m icnOen
Iollten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
= = 7 IT "
NherIient. ). g, 5. 81.

9fac1 gluSiage 0es Gapitdns Nlores
bouie 6eileBiate ib ser Oeutihe 81.
fijiere GROCER 06fliHfeit lnO 9liid-
itbt. 9ieutenont @pring ser @e-
ie6ls6a6er Oes qcnannten ll.9oo.
tes, mar 2. Gifi5ier ouf Dem oeut.
iden 0anoelS-ll.9oot nGeutihlonO",
OoS i'm pergongeueu Sommer bier III
Baltimore mar. IeS6ol6 aepinnt
Die gr5d6hnq an sSntereiie Ter
oeutIde Giii5ier oriidte Dem omerita-
niideu Gapitdu ieiu 9eOouern ms,
oos 5diff herienfen 5u miiiieu CT
banole a6er aui 9eiebl. Gr er5d6lte
Dem GopitGn ooB er s Sabre lang
bon &6ilnOelpbio aus fu6r Gas
Eoub6oot perienfte Oen Sdooncr
am 2i. SSllIi. GoS ll-@oot lag sur
3eit ne6en einer nouuegiibeu 8ar-
te 0ie perienft pllr0c. TaS nGc6iic
5Giif, 6os an Die 3ei6e fam mar
cine itolieniid)e Carrie, oonu foletel
2 miOere 6a6r3eltqe mo ibIieBl;f5
Der Sdooner m1po6D~. Gas ollts
ereignete i'd pie aus ser QnittunJ
81 eric6en it, i'm 1886 9reitenqroO,
lno 1920 9Gngengroo, 80 Neileu
Sii06liIi6 BON Gauta @3oria, o6cr
etma 1870 Dleilen BON oen g3orens
Snieln
Ser GHconcr nGmo6D~ mar 81.
gcnt6um Scr 6irmo q, Z. Gum.
MINIS & 60 in 9S6iloocIp6io Capt.
tGn Morc6ouic bcfinoet lih jcbt bort.
9lls oie nGeutidlonO~ I'M lebtei
Gommer bier mar mar feiner ser
SfiiSicre bclie6ter. ols Scr idlonfe,
6louGuaiae 9. Gifi3ier Gnil GDrinb
ser &crmanote in Baltimore Bot.
Sein SnfeI, Gr6arOt GDring lit ell
6efonuter @ammternabmcr in Sig6.
lonotomn. GapitGn @lorcbouie's @e-
6olmlmg, 0ab 2iclttenant Gpriug
60ilic5 m0 riidlic6tSnoll mar, ipirO
BON icincn Trclu1Oen lols fcl6Iibcss
itdu0lib anQcIe6en. Sic bc6duptem
baB er Gin trcncr SrelnO uno eit
ouiridltigcr, geraOiinniger 6einO iIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
$500 SclOGunuo onsocicet.

2tI SutIlIl JUN EllllC NtHlUef
Gountg, or. So5u 81. SuaiOan
bat oieic Sunnle aus iciner cigc-
ncn Goi6c fir sic Scr6oiting
unO lleberfiibrumg Oes 9GorOers
Der 6rou @ronoon in 9lmopoliS
mlS9eicbt.
S6criff SSo6u 81. SuaiOan bon
9(nne 9(rlmoel- -Goumtp, 6ot cine 9e.
lo6nlmg bon $500, ans ieiucr eianen
Eai6e, fir sic &erbaitlng mo lle-
berfii6rung oes @}oroerS Der Srou
9ottie N}op Brandon ausgeieBt. 9lae
Oie Gttpos 0o5t 6eitroaeu fonncm
Sen S6leier Oes @e6einniiies 81 be-
ben, merOcn bon Dem Sberiii err
Iud6t, llnter Dem GeripreAen oIle ,Sn-
formation ge6eim 81 6oltcu, i6m NIT
5ut6eilen, mas iic piiien 0ie @e-
6eimpoli3iiten arab uu0 @o6ler Don
Baltimore lmO ser Sderifi 6o6en
cine i6arie llnteriuGung Ser @o6-
nung 9ranoonS rntcrnommeu in
ser Soiinung, irgeno einen 9htii4luB
iiber bic MorOt6ot 81 gepinncn.
Ger imgliidli6e @atte Ser Grmor-
0eten lit ser lteber5euguua ooB i'm
sic @oli3ei ser E6at per0dbtigt, er
6Glt Oieie Soee ieooG fir o6imo.
9}o1 ieiner 9lusiagc 6at CT iiir ieoe
@iinute 8cit felt Wlittmo1 9feben-
ic6aft o6aelegt. Die @ebeimpoIi5iiien
ionOen 9ln5ei6cn, ooB Sic iitnge 6rmt
eniig beniibt gepeien iein muB,
&leiounqsitiide fiir OaS &in6, Sem lie
in &iir5e 9c6cn ge6en ioIlte, 81 6erei-
ten. GicS glaes ic6eiut Ooroui 6in5u-
mciieu, oaB sic I6eorie eincs 2ie6-
6o6ers ser iilngeW Sroit 6infGlig lit.
Gem gegeniiber ie0od itebt bic SSn-
formation, sic ser S6erifi cr6iclt.
sob Elm ilinger Monn in eiuem rolo-
forbigen 6en0 an einem 6enlier Der
g9o6nung 9ronOon's iiBcno, gcieben
porocn it, lmO bob Ocriel6e Monn
oeribieoentli6 in ser 9}dbe Der 9ob-
nung beo6o6tet mur0e. Iie Eerion,
0ie Dem SHeriii sic Sniormotion
ga6, cine 8eri0nlibfeit bon 9Innnpo-
lis, lit lid Oeiien iiher, 0aB Oer9lam
Elm roioiar6iges Semo trug, ilnO OaB
er ni6t aus 9lnnapoliS mar.
--------------------
s. &. GrOuin pl6tlidJ gcitorber.
Globli1 bonn Sooe obbcruien iuur-
Oe gcltern Scr 6efnnnte iunge 9(nmalt
eugene s. Gronin in iciuer @o6-
mmg, 91r. 1913, 9}orO.2r3erue.9(oe.
Serr Gronin imO feline @attn moren
am 9a6mittog in ser interen S5taot
gewelen troB6eu ser 9lnwalt iidJ por-
ber 6etlagt bette, cr 6eiin0e ii1 nibt
mo6l. 3tpiic6en a un6 5 ll6r geiiern
Moreen iano 6rmi Gronin, 0aB i6r
Wlann ihuer fronf iei. 9lls iie 5u
i6m fam, bemerfte lic, 0nB iein &0r-
per ouBeroroentlid faIt mar ino er
iid in balbbewuBtloiem 3uItan0e be-
iano. 6err Gronin itor6 flir5 nod
9lnfunit 6es ber6eigcriienen glr5tes.
6err Gronin purOe nlr "a SSa6re aft.
Gor SSa6rcn 6eirat6ete cr Sri. @el-
Iie g. @illon. Gr 6interlGBt mlRer
ieiner Q8ittpe feline Whltter, 3 9riioer
imo cine S6peiter, 6rau @6orleS
&oufmonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
curiuo ouf lI.sOOt.

Ter irii6ere Sicutcnant oui oem
SonOels lluteriee6oot nGeuti6-
lauo" iott @efe6ls6a6er zines
ariegsio6r5cuges. 05a6 einen
omerifoniid]cnGnpitdn cine Giiit-
tung fiir OoS ocirntenc 6o6r-
5eug,
99ie griinOlid uuo geidaitSmdBig
sic Geie6lsGa6er 0cr oeutiben IL
s9ooie 5u SSerte ae6en, ge6t aus Der
iolaen0en @eidicbte, Oie Der Gopitiu
oes omerifaniiAeu SdoouerS nSo6n
Gmo6D~, More6ouIe er5d6t. 9eion-
oere Snterelie geipinnt ser &organ5
Our9 Oen llmltono, OaB cS G6er.
liuteuont 5ur See GDring mar, DER
Oen Sdooner ouf oen Meeresgrlno
ionOic. Ger Gr3G6hng Oes Gopi.
tGn @lore6ouic nod mar sic erite
6ragc 0ic Der 6cidicbe See-Gfii3ier
in cn9liider Sprodje itellte: o0uit-
tung2" che er Oorau ging, Oos SdiiI
icinem SHidial preiS5ugeben
GopitGn W}orebouic er6ielt Damn
Die iolgcnoc Guittllng:
2t. Sui 1917.
Ter omerifonfide Sdooner
rS5o6n Gauo6p~ puroe 6eute
ourb e. 9l ll6t. II 4 anoe6al-
ten uno nod llnterindmg auf-
gebrad)t
Cat. 1856; 9ong. 1920;
80 @}iles 2. 6. from
Santa Nlaria.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

Iic Gtants Qon0Iiroben.Gommii-
linn bat betrdhtlihe sdpieriaIeiteu,
Sic 3im SnnoitraBcnbau crioroerli-
den 5teinc 81 bctommen Ser @or-
liber Nond t6elte nit, OoB ole Glen.
bahncn i'll eriier 2inie ielbli pielc Der
8crihlaacncu 5teiue gebroghcn nno
3pciieuS bn6en iic 5ir Set nidJt Die
crorocrliten g9dgNonS gum SranS-
porte 5ia @criiiauug GriitenS taun
0ic GomMiiion iiberballpt feline Stci-
nc tauieu. 1ie 2an0IlroBen.Gon.
million 6rnIdt 5ur Belt piel StieS bel
oem Gcleu DER glatlen 9traBeu aber
and Oieieu fam iie uidlt betommeH,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08
OBITUARY MRS. DIR. WRIGHT,

The whole community mOuTns the
death of Mrs Emma Lane Wright,
wife OF DR., Crispin Wright which oc-
Cured Saturday morning, February
3rd, Mrs. Wright had been in failing
health the past three years but il was
little thought by her friends that the
end was so near. She was born In
Chicago. Ill.,, in 1885 aud left there
10 years ago ON account OF tubercu-
losis. She made a determined and
successful fight against the disease,
until three years ago when pneumon-
ia caused her to lose the race, she
having steadily lost strength and
health since, She was a bright cheer
ful happy woman and a noble Chris
tian "A member of the Fruitland NJ, r.
church When in health she was an
active worker in the church, the Wo-
mans Home Missionary society and
w. G, T. L. circles.
She leaves to mourn besides her
husband, one son George Dryden aged
five and one half years, a sister Miss
Fanny Lane, a brother, Otis NJ. Lane
and her father George III. Lane. all
of Chicago, IN, The sister was on her
way in answer to a telegram but was
snow bound in Wyoming arriving
Monday evening, The funeral was
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08
THE WEEK ON THE
FRUITLAND BENCH
BIZ MRS. r. G. WILSON

Jesse RHINE came home form La
Grande Saturday having disposed OF
HIS garage In a trade for ranch in
Washington
Mrs. Lulu Chamberlain left Fri
day for Washington County having
accepted the position offered her to
finish out a school term.
Deputy Assessor o. Il. Bossen went
to Caldwell Monday to confer with
the County Assessor.
G.. II. Sargent was In Boise attend.
ing the Horticultural meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. oHara came sun
day from LaGrandc TO visit with Mrs
o1Iara's brothers, Harry and Mitch
oh Fuller.
Mrs. Charlca Stevens arrived home
from Bclingham, Washington, where
she has been for several months yis-
itiug her parents
The Mothers Circle met Friday af-
ternoon as usual In the high school
assembly room, A splendid meet
ing was had. The talks on "lIomo Ec-
onomics" by Mrs. Cary Tusslng and
Mrs. Mary Burnett and on school
Lunches" by Mrs. e. Il. Peterson
were thoroughly enjoyed by all. Miss
Irene Cotton gave u beautiful plano
solo and the song Idaho" was sung
by all.
Sunday was Mr.. and Mrs. l., +.
Shaw's 37th wedding anniversary.
They had as their guests In honor OF
the event. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Al
bee and family and Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Shaw and MIR. aud Mrs. Hiatt
OF Payette.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs, Neis Pearson Friday.
February 18th.
Sunday afternoon at Q o'clock at
the Christian church In Payette the
Fruitland and Payette mems glee
clubs will give sacred concert,
Mrs, e. u. Morris returned TO her
home at Pleasant Valley Saturday at
ter months visit with her parents,
n. TroNal's.
Miss Fanny Lane OF Chicago. ar
rived Monday evening at DR. Wright's
after a three days delay In Wyoming
because OF the snow blockade, Miss
Lane will remain several weeks.
Mrs Ray Green returned TO Arco
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lacey Griep OF Cald-
we'll are visiting the Griep and Trox-
Al homes.
Mrs. Zaok Walker went to Letha |
Friday to visit her parents.
Mrs, Geo. Eldredge entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
zulu Chamberlain, The affair was a
surprise. The guests were Mesdames
NhealdOn. Makinson, l.. ID. and NJ.
'arpenter and Hansen and Miss Ruth
NhealdOn.
Mrs, Chamberlain left Friday for
county where she will
each.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08

a few days with acute bowel trouble
She was born in Franklin County,
Kentucky, SO years ago and was mar.
ried to J. r. Wayne, Jan. II, 1872.
TO this union were born six children,
four Of whom are living. Anthony
Wayne of Danyille. ILL.,, Mrs q. r.
Kersoot of Baker, ore, Mrs. j. u.
Danfossen OF Tacoma and Frank of
Fruitlaud. The funeral services
were held at the home by Rev. +.
Burtch. pastor Of the Baptist chucrh.
Monday forenoon. Burial was made
at Payette cemetery.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08

held in the Methodist church at Pay
cite Tuesday afternoon, Revs. Walk
er and Burtch officiating.
The many friends extend their
heartfelt sympathy to the family.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08
WHITLEY BOTTOM.

Mrs. Ralph Johns Is with her moth
err Mrs. Edison In Fruitland who Is
.ill
The community was saddened
Saturday evening when II was learned
that Mrs. Elizabeth Mullin Wayne
had died Mrs. Wayne was sicl, but
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-02-08
Business Directory
PHYSICIANS
DRs. PRINTING & .wEEsE
Ontario, oregon

Once In New Wilson Block.
ONCE hours o TO 12 9 to 4
Evening journal., 1917-04-24
Thieves MAKE 4
TRIPS TOONE School
Board of Education Accepts
designations of Three
Teachers
PREPARE TO SELL
$5O.OOO OF BONDS

The completion of the new fire.
escapes on Public School No. Is, was
reported to the Board of Education by
Chairman Campbell last evening. A
series Of tests were made at the school
today.
Schools Nos. Z and were granted
the use of the High School auditorium
on June Is; No. on May II. and
No. 80 on May %; No. "a will COM
bine with one or the other of these
schools for the purpose of holding en-
tertainments.
Mrs. Grace L. Wentz, who is coach
ing the senior class play having ap-
piled to Chairman Cooper for permis-
sion to make changes in the arch of
: the High School stage, the committee
was given the authority to make such
alterations as they deemed necessary
and wise.
/ designations we're received from
( Miss Edna w. Passmore, Miss Mary
Lindsay, and William Beechwood'
teachers. and they we're accepted by
the board.
MIR. Yerger, of committee on No,
school reported that four times withir
the past few weeks that school had
been broken into and numerous articles
the property OF school or teachers, ha'
been stolen lie said that he reported
each instance TO the police department
which promised to look into it, but a
far as he knew, without success.
Brief addresses were made by Mis-
Carlisle and President Broughall an'
Vice President Fairbanks. OF the civic
class.
The form Of bonds authorized by TIN
last session of the. Legislature wa
passed and $4,000 ordered advertise
for sale. This series will mature iron
1918 to 1927, s.. 900 each year, and bea
l-2 per cent. interest.
Evening journal., 1917-04-24
Gets ADDITIONAL YEAR
FOR ESCAPING JAIL
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. April 24.-The first
violation of the law enacted by the
recen, Delaware Legislature, that Of
escape from the sheriff Of Kent county
Of a prisoner allowed to work out his
sentence on tho public roads, was
dealt with severely by Judge Boycc
in the Court Of General Sessions, when
George Hoving on, colored. who had
been sentenced to FIVE months inn
prisonment in the Kent county Jail
for violation OF the new anti-shipping
liquor law, on April T. and who es-
capped on April l6. was resentenced
10 the New Castle county workhouse
for the balance Of that term and on
pleading guilty 10 an indictment OF es-
cape, was sentenced an additional term
of one year.
Evening journal., 1917-04-24
PROBING RIVER TRAGEDY.

Acting under instructions from At
torney General Re'nhardt. State De-
tective Mccoy is still investigating the
finding Of the body OF man. evidently
from the Orient, bullet-ridden and
stab-scarred. in the Delaware Bay
near Bayside, n. j.. last Thursday. and
will probably have a report 10 make
public tomorrow. The State officials
desire TO learn whether the murdered
man was one of the crew of a steam
ship which docked at ClaymOnt sew
eral days ago, and between the white
and Japanese members of which there
was a fight. leading to arrests and a
trial in the Municipal Court in this
city, and also whether the murder was
committed within the jurisdiction OF
this State.
Evening journal., 1917-04-24
Farmers URGED TO
help IN crisis
lcontinued from First Pagel

NtOnOnueQ from fllhL IdBcJ
tain what additional land they can
til and what they need Frank deli. (
Janvier. Of New Castle, was named to
look after tho work in that section.
Some OF the members went to work
on the proposition today visiting the
farmers and finding out In different
ways Just what the farmer can and
VIII do. One member of the C0un-
ell who was seen. sta cd that all the
farmers that he has heard from are
co operating with the Council and
that he Is much pleased with the in
formation that he has received today
lie stated that number Of farmers
have already arranged to put in extra
acreage and that no doubt many
O hers would respond to the appeals
for increased food production. A spe-
clal appeal will be made in the form
OF letter to every farmer In the
state to do his best to help increase
the production end this appeal will
likely be signed by the master OF the
State Grange
Dean Harry Hayward, Of the Agri-
cultural Department Of Delaware Col
lege who was assigned the work OF
making a census OF the farms Of the
, State. is mapping out his plans today
and the actual work will probably be
started tomorrow. This work will be
done largely by senior agricultural
students at the college. under the su-
/ porvision Of the county agricultural
agents. They will be provided with
automobiles and Il Is anticipated that
this will be completed by the first OF
next week.
As this census will show just what
the farmers can and will do and what
they need to increase their acreage
much of the mpoitant work OF the
council Is held up until these reports
como in.
The plan for college and school
boys who so desire TO work on the
, I farms and be released from the
, schools after May !. with credits foI
[, the remainder OF the term has now
, been arranged for II is anticipated
, that a large number Of boys will TAX,
advantage OF this opportunity to as
sist the country in the present crisis
n and enlist for farm work
M The Council has designated Clarence
n - hllltus ntNl tAhi1 vi Ah' NhaAhh'
n Of Commerce. to take charge OF tht
registration station where boys whit
volunteer to work on the farm can
y register and where also farmers whit
y want help can register. When bo,
" volunteers for service on the farm
n he will be given a badge TO shoy
~ hat he has so volunteered, and whel
" he completes the work a certificat
y Of honorable discharge will be give
~ Inn.
~ Increased acreage OF corn. Il
" claimed is needed more than an
" other product, as corn can be OF MOI
y benefit in case of a shortage OF foe
" than any other product.
" Governor Townsend will likely al
" point tho women's committee on col
" servation OF food and some other con
~ mittees In connection with the woi
W in a few days He will also issue
W statement relative to the unemployl
lo going to work on the farms.