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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-10
OREGON CLUB GETTING
READY FOR NINSTRELS
Song Service Every Evening In VII
son Building-Date of Pcrfmm-
ance Not Arranged For as Yet.

The noise that emanates from the
Wilson building Is not the Barber
Shop Chord.' II Is the oregon Club
thermometers getting IN training for
the big minstrel show that they are
to put on for the benefit OF the Red
Cross some time early in January.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-10

Director Byron Turner and Man
oser A. n. Riddle hayo not picked
out a night for the show but viii an
nomnce that Inter II goes without
saying that the minstrel win be "A
winner for tbe new song hits put on
as the Oregonipns can do Il VIII
prove that to be the case
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-10
SAVEETHETFATS AND
TRADE IT FOR SOAP
State Conservation Board Provides
Means 20 Make Satings Count
Every Little Helps--Arc
You Helping?

Portland. or. Jan. 9.-"Saye q
pound Of waste fats In your kitchen
and trade Il in for cake OF soap at
your grocersr
This Is the latest conservation bui-
lctln issued 20 OREGON housewives by
Federal Food Ndmlnistrptor w. h.
Ayor Who heH glvon splendid Inn
reus 20 thc national" the soap"
drive hy doslslng a unique ond prac-
seal ptaof Cooperative Conservation
by loab a.aaufs sotsiea', FtoIlers apd
housowlves. that VIII, undoubtedly,
be followed by many other states.
Tbeh otter dag Mr., Aver called IN a
number OF loadbg soap manufactur-
.ers, some expert chemists, officials
having n charge tae collection and
1.fissposnl OF garbage and Miss Ava d.
u,lanr dean Of Home economics at
orssan Agricultural college and the
Food Adminhtratlon's director OF
domestic science for oregon. The
soap business aud All its angles and
particularly IN It's relation 20 waste
from the family kitchen was threshed
out IN detail. and when the confer
ence was over the Flood Administra-
tor was able to announce that any
housewife who would save pound OF
soap Tat can now convert II into a
pound OF soap by the simple formula
Of taking Il 10 the corner grocery
and "swappingT H. Incidentally
would be serving her country In four
distinct ways. viz; by saving fats.
the world shortage OF which must be
made up by the United stetas; by
10 recover, inthe process OF
SOAP making, seven 10 nine pounds
OF Flycerine in every ono hundred
pounds Of fat for the manufacture of
Uncle SANS munitions; by patron
king a home industry, whose product
D. greatly needed throughout the
world: by saving the car space'whien
is so urgently needed TO move troops
and governmental supplies,
The cake OF soap which will ne
given In exchange for pound OF fat
will be Of various brands, all made In
oregon, the white soap 10 weigh
ounces and the brown 10 ounces The
fat must be tried out and strained
free from rinds or other solids, and
be taken TO the retailer in tin can
other eontainer
LET every Oregon family begin
TO save soE fats now" says Mr. Aver
rThe soap manufacturers will make
this exchange anywhere in the state,
and every retailer will have his In
structions within the next few days
from the soap manufacturers. l
hope for splendid results from this
plan"
Hohseaiyess in sbme Localities paf
lie able ID DISPOSE OF theiY lpgher
erad@ fAts for cash. N''At anS rata.'
says MIR. Aver "ahd whether the
saved fats prove profitable or not
from monetary standpoint, the
thing is 10 SAVE THE FATS. II all
Oregon housewives will do so, the
aggregate prevention OF waste would
be- very substantial and OF real I'M
portancs in the general conservation
scheme"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-10
PLANO FOR sALE.

For immediate sale we will sell
tremendously cheap new high grade
piano stored at Ontario. Liberal
terms to a responsible party. DUAL
ity guaranteed. II interested in a
proposition OF this kind write THE
Denver MUSIC COMPANY.
Denver, Colo. at o. ce for particulars
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-10
0. n. F. |. A. HOLDS
FIRST ANNUAL MEETING
Original board of Directors Return-
ell 90 OFFICE By Loan Association
Expects Many Loans
This Year.

The Ontario National Farm Loaa
Association held it's nrst annual
meeting Tuesday and reelected all
OF the old directors and officers
with the exception Of Nelson Grover.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-10
FOR SALE CHEAP

Lots to s inclusive in blk. 12e
Ontario township. Two small hous-
es. Make me best cash ODER. win
consider u cash balance payments.
c. X. DeNEETE. Baker. ore. u
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-10

Complaints Filed In Circuit Court
G. II. Zevely VS.. Pearl Zeyely, d.
yorce; January ), 1918.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-10

Call aud see the new vulcanlzing
shop two doors moi h of the Moore
hotel. We have ne OF the best
equipped shops in III North West.
Repair work guar nteed for the
life OF the casing or tnbe.
Have your old tires made new.
Ontario Tire and Rubber Co.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-10

white wyandotte Chickens and
Coekrols for sale. Inquire at this
office 4t-49.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-10

NJ. ]. Joyce and Katie Faulkner;
Dec. 81, 1917.
Fred ]. Bartsch and Jennie Hanna;
January 2. 1917.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-10
BRITTIN NIGH A NJ
Truck Transfer

Phone 157

FOR II RE NT--4 furnished house
keeping rooms with two screened
porches Prices reasonable. Inquire
Box 322. Ontario, oregon. a. u
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-10

FOR SALE-Hay close ia. In stack
or delivered Hanford, Phone 1881.
tf-sl
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1918-01-10
Or. w. q. HOWE

OR. W. @. HOWE
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New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
JACKSON IN NEXT QUOTA.
White SoN Management Is Notified Star OutficIdcr Must Join CoIors

Greenville, $. C.. May 11.---Joe Jack son, sluggiDg outtielder of tho Chicago American league baseball club, who was recently withdrawn from Class I of the draft and placed in Class IA on government agents appeal, yester- day was pla ced on the list for the new draft of men to be called May 20 and June 1. The local exemption board of Greenville, with whom Jackson was registered, yesterday filed a telegram to him in care of tho Chicago cIub notifying him to appear before the nearest board and be examined for the draft
 .Jackson's order number with the local board is S46. This number has been passed in the call for men in the new draft. If the famous slugger passes the physical examination. he will in all probability be called in this draft.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
WALKER MAY RETURN.
Williams to Retain Football Coach if N. R. Alumni Donates.

Williamstown, May 11.--The deci sion of the Williams athletic council in regard to the choice for football coach here next fall is awaited with interest by undergraduates and alumni. It is possible that Fred Walker who developed the colleges first undefeated team last season, will return. but a present the college does not feel in position to meet his re- quest for an increase in salary.
 Williams is econonfzing as much as possible in it's athletics in these war times. There has been no indication as to who Walkers successor will be. There is a possibility that the New York alumni may subscribe privately and make up the difference in salary so that Walker may .,eturn
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
PIMLIC0 RESULTS .
Enrter Captures tho Linstead stceple- chase. the Feature Event Yesterday, Being Long Shot OH the Betting.

Baltimore, Md. May 11.-The Lin- stead Steeplcchasc over the short two- mile course was the feature of the racing at the Pim1ico track yesterday afternoon. It went to the aged chest aut gclding Garter owned by tho Tri- plo Stable, with New Haven second and Saturn third.
 The event was the only stake on the program, and although four of the ten contestants fell, the contest was good onc. Garter ran to his best form. He went into the lead at the first jump and never was headed. At tnc end he was four lengths ahead of New Haven which was a similar distance Tn front of Saturn,
 Emerald Isle. Rhoinb, TTritoIee and Moonlight IT.. were tho four which aame q cropper early in the race.
 Garter had few supporters and was Inc long shot of the day. He paid the big price of $8G.40 in the pari mutuc!s.
 The juvenile event at four and a ha7r fur1ongs was won by Edward E. Nc Tean's black fllly In the Sun. She was hustled along all the way by Jockey oBrien and outgamed Milda in q drive through the stretch
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
MAR CLOUD FAVOEITE.
N. H.F1aeonbcr's Colt Went to Barrier
 tsSae Choice in Kentucky Derby.

LouisyilIe, Ky, May 11.-Ten of the best thrcc-Eca on the American turf. tho pick Of TO nominations, went 10 tho post today at Churchill Downs in tho 44th renewal of tho historic Kentucky Derby, now tho oldest clas- sic in tho world since the suspension of racing last year in England. Tho raco is at q mile and a quarter and is worth approximately $20,000
 A. K. Macomber's War Cloud will probably rule favoritc, with K. D. Alexandors Escoba second choice 5cwell Combs, Lucky B.. American Eagle and Viva America, if she starts, will all come in for a heavy play. James T. Clark s Aurum, Jim Heffer tng and Exterminator, the other en- trants however, will receive attention from the public. War Cloud worked mile and a quarter in preparation for Ehc event in thc fast time of 2:09 25.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
SOLDIERS GOING MAY 23
Thirty Teams Arc Ready Among the American and French Fighters for tho Words 'Play Ball."

Paris, May l1.-The league of base ball teams made up from the various branches of the American services In France has become so large that it ha. been divided into five sections of six clubs each. All but two of the 30 teams are composed of young men of the American Expeditionary Forces. An official schedule has been prepared
 and the season will begin on Sunday.
 The winners of each section will play d series for the pennant. The French poilus have taken great inter est in the practice games, and the opening, of the league season will popularze baseball more than ever.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
JIMMY BARRY UNDER KNIFE.
Former Bantam Champion Recov- covering From Operation in Chicago.

Chicago, May 11.-Jimmy Barry, former bantamweight champion, is III a hospital today recovering from an operation. Barry retired from the rlng about year after the accident Tn London which resulted in the death of Walter Croot following d knock down by the American during bat tie lh the National Sporting club.
 Barry was eNonerated, but after boxing for a little more than twelve months he declined to participate in further ring engagements The lote Johh l.. Sullivan pronounced Barry the greatest little fighter in the world He has been emplovedi n the Federal Building here for some time,
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
OLDFIELD IN AUTO RACE.
Barney Enters Hardness 100 Mile
 Handicap Contest.

New York, May 11.-Barney Old field is coming back The dean of automobile race drivers last night telegraphed his entry for the Hark- ness Handicap to William II. We'll man, in charge of the race The event will feature the big auto and aero meet to be held at the Sheepshead Bay Speedway on Decoration Day. Barney, who is at present in Cali fornia, insists this will be his last wear in competition. He has been in the game twenty years.
 Dario Resta, 1916 and 1917 speed king, conferred with the Shcepshead officials today.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
PIGEON RAGING STARTS.
First of Series Opens Today Fa
 Wilmington, Del.

New York, May 11.-About 3,0o4 homing pigeons, many of them thej parents of pigeons now in use with the American armies, will be liberat1 ed today at Wilmington, Del, weaths1 permitting, in the first of a series o9 races to be conducted by the United Homing Pigeon Concourse, which is composed of twenty-one homing pig con clubs scattered throughout the metropolitan district. This race Is over 0 100 mile course.
 Other races scheduled for old birds are: Sunday, May 19, 200 miles, from Washington, D. C.; Sunday, May 26, 300 miles, from Charlottesville, Va: Saturday, June s, 400 miles, from Chatham, Vt. and Saturday, June %, 500 miles, from Salisbury N. C.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
CALLS OFF BIG BOUT
Colonel Miller Announces That Public Sentiment Opposes the Staging of Proposed Willard-FI1lton Fight.

Chicago, May 11,-Col. J. c. Miller, prom otcr of the proposed heavy weight championship boxing bout be- tween Jess Willard, worlds champion and Fred Fulton, challenger last night cancelled all negotia tions and called off the match, which was scheduled to be held on July 4.
 Col. Miller in making public his decision declared that he was taking this action because he found public sentiment opposed to the match.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
CAMP SERIES IS PLANNED.

Battle Creek, Mich, May 11.-Ar- engagements for an intercantonment baseball game were completed yester- day, when June 9 was set as the date for a game between teams from Camp Custer and Camp Sherman. Se- lected men will fill the Michigan teams lineup. but it is understood officers vii play with the Camp Sher- man team. The game will be played in Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
BASEBALL TOMORROW
s<olunhias of Hartford to Oppose Pioneers at the Ellis Street Grounds at 5 O'Clock.

Manager James Luby of the Pio- neers, has booked the crack Colum- bias of Hartford as the opponents of the locals at the Ellis street diamond tomorrow afternoon. The game will s,iart at } o'clock and Goeb and Schroeder will be the battery for the home club. The Co1umbias, have es- tlhlisbed a fine reputation on the diamond in past seasons. and are out to keep up the good work this year.
 Starting Sunday, May 19, the Attn letics of Manchester will be the at traction. This is the first of q series of games that has been arranged with the fastest semi-pro teams in the state. From the outlook, Man i:ger Luby is going to give the fans a 1un for their money this year.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
BUSY DAY AT PRINCETON.
Baseball Tennis and Track Meet
 Scheduled for This Afternoon,

Princeton, N. J., May 1.-The an, nual interscholastic track and field meet, two baseball games the Tiger varsity versus the Newport Naval Re-, serves and the freshmen against Dickinson High school of Jersey City and tennis match between Prince ton and University of Pennsylvania made up the program of athletic events at Tigertown today.
 Hill School, Mercersburg and Law renceville are favored in the inter scholastic meet. The entries this war are fewer than usual, but the men entered are above the average.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
GIRL SWIMMERS IN TIE.

Los Angeles, May 11.-Miss Claire Galligan and Miss Charlotte Boyle, both of New York, tied for first place in the 100-metre swimming race for women held last night at the Los Angeles Athletic club. The time was 1:21 3-5. Miss Julia Heaton of Los Angeles, was third.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
TIGERS SHOW FANS
 SOME FINE HITTIN
Led by Bob Veach Michigand|
 Pound Way to Victory l

New York, May 11.-Murderl Row of the Yankees consists of cd an aggregation of slugging gentlend chief of the Detroit Tigers, wishes remark:
 My lads can rap that ball a themselves.'
 Will Donovan, now assistant Ee-yah Hughie, seconds the motion1 > "Yes, I'll say the Tigers can hit pecially that Veach," commented yesterday.
 Veach ct al. dem onstrated quite il pressively on the Polo lawn yesterd that they can hit a little George N gridge, who almost became a sh builder, was the victim of the demo stratlon. George, of course, learn nothing new. During the past t years, from personal experience a observation, Mogridge had an absol, conviction that Detroit can hit as ha as any team he ever saw. George al knows that Veach person as well he knows any batter in the leag] There is only one thing Mogrid| didn't know about Veach and thatpl his batting weakness.
 The Detroits opened their first Eaa ern invasion by spanking the Yankc' 5 to 3. Big Bob Veach did most, the spanking. He shook a homer a two singles off of his bat and person. ly carried in three of the Tiger talli About 5000 persons, all het lsp 0, the prospects of the Tanks going II the lead, inspected the Tigers and w much distressed over the failure "Murderers' Row to come throu with a maintaining fusillade. I score:
 R. Fl. Detroit ...... .021 O0f 010-5 10
 Dauss and YelIe; Mogridge, Lo and Hannah.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
Burns Makes Fame.

Philadelphia, May 11.-Chicago b@ gan its Eastern trip yesterday with a4 Thinning victory over Philadelphss. 5 to 3. The White Sox found Cred for two runs in the eighth and tw, more in the eleventh after he had hel them safe in the early stages. Wit1 two out in the first inning, Walker q
 Burns both hit home runs. Burn drive cleared the left field wall, th| first time this has been accom- piishe1 in the history of Shibe Park, whic1 was opened in 1909. With Chicag] leading, 2 to l, in the ninth, Burns xo1 his second home run, a drive into tn left field b1eachers. The score:
 R. H. E Chicago ... 100 900 020 02--5 10 Philadelphia 200 900 001 00--3 g Faber, Danforth and schalk; Grvgl and Perkins. A~aa @ ,
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
DOC. JUDGES SUSPENDED.

New Ycrk, May 11.-Charles Hop ton, of this city; Vinton Breese, fof Newark and George Thomas, of Bos- ton, three of the most prominent judges in dogdom, were placed under the ban of the American Kennel club resterdav afternoon. Their licenses to judge were revoked by the license committee of the A. K. C. on the ground that their conduct was unbe- coming an X. K. C. official.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
Groh's Timely Single.

St. Louis. May 11.--A single by Groh in the ninth inning yesterday scored Wingo With the run that save Cincinnati a victory over St. Louis in a seesaw contest to 4. It was the fourth game in as many days won ill the last inning.
 The score:
 r. h. C.. Cincinnati .... .oo1oooo31--5 3 , St Louis .00o1200t0--4 il 2 Batteries: Toney, Schneider, Con- ley and Winso; Anes and Snyder.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
REDS MASCOT ENLISTS

Helena, Mon, May 11.-Brownie Burke, for years mascot of the Gin cinnati National league club, has been accepted in the United States Army He was ordered yesterday to report to Camp Travis, San Antonio, Tex. For what service was not stated.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
TC TEACH SWIMMING;

Aver. Nasas May 11.-Lioltenant 3GeorSc R. Meehan, of the 301st h. fartry, was appointed swimming in rsructor at Camp Derens yesterday lieutenant Meohan. whose homo is in poston. established reputation as q middle distance swimmer some years ago when ho won q race from the Battery 10 Sandy Hook, N. J.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
KAHMS SETS RECORD
bowling star, added to his laurtls last Smashes the Timbers For 564 Score in a Five Game Match.

Score in a Five Game Match.
 Billy kahms. the Factory league bowling star, added to his laurels last evening at the Aetna. alleys, when in a tWo-man match, teamed with Phil Bloom against Cusack and Anderson, he toppled the timbers for a total score of 564 for five games, and was chiefly instrumental in grabbing four games from the c. &- A. duo. Start ing off with a score of 101, he fell down in the second game to Ss. But after this, there was a resemblance of the western front to the alleys when the pins were sent flying round the alleys. In the other two-man match of the evening Shepard and Rogers won three games from Cage and Richter. In the Factory league game, the Skinner Chuck company won three games from the Stanley Hardware.ea +.+ .., .'. r.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
F'QRDHAN WINS ON COURTS.
Takes Holy Cross Into Camp in Wor
 cestcr, , to 1.

Worcester, Mass, May 11.--Ford- ham tennis team defeated Holy Cross yesterday afternoon on the Purples courts, 5 to l.
 Fordham won all of the four singles and took one of the doubles. Holy Cross racquet team took one of the doubles matches.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
aS s Rz r SH z1 % @ T Hk H H 5S 3
GIANTS ARE HALTED
 BY EARL HAMILTON
Pirates Star Allows Four Hits
 Then Leaves to Join Navy

Pittsburgh, May 11.-The Giants in their runaway race for the pennant or the National league were checked here yesterday by the Pirates. who won a close and exciting contest by score of 4 to ,. It was the second defeat of the leaders in the race since the season began, and it was the second time the New Workers have been halted in their flight after registering nine successive victories.
 It was Larry Cheney of Brooklyn who inflicted the first defeat on the Giants, and it was Earl Hamilton. whose return to top pitching form has been the sensation of the league. who recorded the second defeat against the Polo Grounds experts.
 Hamilton, who held the Giants to four scattered hits, won his sixth successive game of the season and has scored six of the ten victories credited to the Pittsburgh team.
 The game yesterday afternoon was the last one Hamilton will pitch in any league until the conclusion of the war, for the great hurler has enlisted in the navy and will leave today for the Mare Island navy yard at San Francisco to report for duty
 The score:
 New York .0oo0o20o0-2 1 Pittsburgh 3000o01Ox--4 1
 Batteries: Benton, Anderson and Rariden; Hamilton and Schmidt.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
Indians Still on Top.

Washington, May 11.-Opport,il hitting at the expense of Shaw af Harper gave Cleveland an 8-to-2 vf tory yesterday over Washington. Col eleskie was effective with men on tl bases. With a storm approaching, u game was called at. the end of tE eighth inning on account of darknes The score:
 R. H. Cleveland ....113 200 100-s s Washington ...O00 101 000-2 sK Coveleskie and O'Neil; Shaw, Haa per- Craft and Casey.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
LORD AT IEEI N

Jersex9 Cdy, May 11.--Harry Lord, former third abasen1an of the Chicago American T4enguc club, will manage and. play third base for the Jcrsoy City International League team, 1t Amas announced at Jersey City rester- saav Lord will take charge of the Sgluh either today or Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
ST. ,JOE%S WIN AGAIN.

, The baseball team of the sixth grade of St. Joseph's parochlal school defeated the Northend school team for the second time this season yes- tcrday, score to 4. Valentine and AcNamara were the battery for the Nictors.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
ST. JOSEPH BUYS CATCHER.

St. Joseph, Mo, May 11.-John Benowitz, catcher has been purchased from the Columbus American Asso - ciation team by the St. Joseph, Vest ern League club, 10 report at once.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
INTERN ATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

Newark 6, Syracuse 5.
 Rochester ?. Jersey City 1.
 Binghamton ). Toronto {.
 Buffalo 6, Baltimore 3, 6 innings r,.lled on account of wet grounds.)
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. New York in Pittsburgh. Brooklyn in Cincinnati. Philadelphia in St. Louis. Boston in Chicago
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
Red Sox Win, 4 Co 1.

Boston, May 1.-The Red 6] broke their losing streak yesterday defeating St. Louis, to 1. Mays he the Browns to five hits. Davenpo pitched his first five innings for Louis and was hit soundly. Shock pitched the last three innings and ga one hit. Ruth played left field Boston, but went hitless. The scor
 R. H.
 St. Louis .1o0 900 000--1 5 Boston .002 oil 00x---4 sl Davenport, Hendryx and Nunamal CT; Mays and Schang.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Results Yesterday.

Pittsburgh 4. New York 2. Cincinnati ,. St. Louis 4.
 Other teams not scheduled
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Detroit 5, New York 5.
 Boston I, St. Louis l.
 Chicago 5, Philadelphia 3, ell in nings).
 Cleveland s, Washington ? tcalled in eighth on account of darkness).
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Detroit in New York. St. Louis in Boston.
 Chicago in Philadelphia. Cleveland in Washingto
New Britain herald., 1918-05-11
Standing of the Clubs,
Games Today.

Rochester in Newark. Syracuse in Jersey City. Buffalo in Binghamton. Toronto in Baltimore (tWoD