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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-08

Physicians report that Bath jusr
now is pretty well sprinkled with tho
measles which the children eaten At
school and play Other than the
measles. which is mostly confined to-
the Juveniles, the c;tys health is
good. barring the bad colds wfieh-
are always here at this time of year
Times. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-08

49, Sgr-erTILe. pzLSSNd AWAY Cai'S
F. morning at the home of his
v,etsr-ir-.aw. Mrs. Vira Frost on
E,ssar avenue. 1T the advanced
q, ~ = years and after a long i'll
e Mr.. Frost was i veteran OF
4, On! War. The burial viii be
T. : Harmony The funeral an
ksrceuent VIII De made later.
--er Torthen Of Cornyille was
\ ,,9r Monday. shoppi1G-
7,ea phiIdr,ck vas in Fairfield on
szrsss Tuesday.
Parker Mclaughlin of Lewiston
rs : weekend guest of friends in
b.
ss,. :. :. Danforth was in Wat
krs on business Tuesday.
III M Mrs. Leon Buker are en-
--a,-g Mrs. Aivah Watson of
|Ezszie
KS Ruth C,eyes returned TO her
h. r Augusta Monday. after tay-
NJ 6een ne guest Of her parents.
b. znd Mrs. :. 5. Huff. Mrs. J. T.
-sn- I-s. Haas grandmother. ac-
k-saE.ed her % Augusta where
b. vii De her guest for time
us z Luce. who has been the
81 q Mrs. Harry Smith has re-
s--sd % Ter home in Waterviile-
Merton Swain of Pennington
b. z town Monday and Tuesday
tzslnesS.
A.ssFs Margaret Chase and NIL
|Ss1 Scale were in Waterville shop
|srg Tresdsy afternoon.
II 216 Mrs Lester Bragg have
|s1--ea % W2rerville after being in
pr g attend the funeral of Mr..
Pigs grandfather. Randall H Nye
r Sunday afternoon.
Rs Alice :. Baker returned FRI
n alght from a SIX weeks visit
ssea Z Nalthan. Mass. with her
F71sf and sister. Mr. and Mrs. A
Il lzssldY. and with Mr. and Mrs
&a 4. Hutcmngs in Maiden.
fss- ana a few days visit on her
Fl with Ny. and Mrs. w. II. Nor
II Z Auburn Mr.. and Mrs.
-Za1,s formerly lived in Skowhe-
On Vest Front street and Mr..
MIS- Norton also were formerly
4Rhegzn residents. living for sew
7ears 0- Maple street.
Ks Mar Cole. who has been
&ls some time with Mr.. and
- Murray On The Russell road.
r. Q Athens Tuesday noon
= TlIGows IN Earl Tantisf's
- store nave been cased in dur
* 1as- week which will add to
| 22.tsrr display of his candies.
- Gertrude Turcotte of Green
4''Ted n Town Tuesday morn
= route for Scion. where she is
!, employed for the winter.
--S jeanette Bailey of the State
- Il Charities and Corrections
own q few hours Tuesday.
'-s1'iag q mothers aid case and
n. BUSINESS matter in Canaan.
'-''a Mrs, Il. Ererard BeaIe and
- Mildred and Florence.
Sl-.aeG tron Madison. where
e called 70 attend the fu-
'ee q Mr. Beale's mother,
N. 'a!c-@er Beaie. which was
l'''2' 4tternoon N her late
--.'aer EEnigt Will pass today,
Say n Vatervtlle.
's'i +l-ce II the United STATES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-08
basset Lodge to Meet Wednesday-Annua Meeting Ella
Mitchell Philathea Cass-Centenary Methodist Church
dies Served Hot Meat Dnner-Womans Association Holds
pnoned Session-Cl0sng Exercises Good English Week
~ High School

Navy. located at Portsmouth, N. H.
who has been a guest of his pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice for
about two weeks. has returned to
Portsmouth
Misses Liliace BurriIl and Imogene
Ch2dbourn OF Canaan were in town
shopping Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster and
Young son Howard OF North Corn
vile were in town Tuesday. shop
ping.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-08
Annual Dinner and Sale of the
Ladies' Social Circle of the Gem
tenary Methodist Episcopal Church

The vestries of the Centenary
Methodist church presented a very
attractive appearance in their ever
green decoration Tuesday when the
ladies' of the Social Circle served
their annual hot meat dinner and
held sale OF aprons. fancy goods.
food candy, etc. The success of the
affair was due. in large degree to
the faithful performance of the
duties of the following committees:
General committee, Mrs Myrtle NJ
Lamb and Mrs Carrie Mcpherson:
dinner committee. Mrs Viola F.
smith Mrs Ellen Smith. Mrs. Susie
Jacobs and Miss Lila Weston: food
committee. Mrs. Frank P. PerneI.
Miss Emma Hall. Mrs. Herbert
George; candy table, Mrs. Herbert
L. Nichols and the young ladies OF
her Sunday school class; apron
committee. Mrs Viola Smith and
Miss Lila Weston: fancy work COM
mittee. Mrs Mcpherson. Mrs. Lillian
Smith Mrs Bessie Smith Miss
Celia Packard and Miss Coruiie
Parker. The dinner was very deli
cious and largely attended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-08

~ -egu!ar meeting of Carrabas-
|. -.doa viii he held in 7. O. o. f.
q .-ts Wednesday evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-08

Knight rank Guests from the Nor
ridgewock lodge will be present and
refreshments will be served
The monthly meeting of the ad-
visory board OF the Public library
was held Monday afternoon at the
library.
A meeting of the solicitors of the
every member canvass of the FEEDER
ated church was held at the pariors
of the congregational church on
Monday. evening
The Ella F. Mitchell Philat1ea class
of the Bethany Baptist church held
its annual meeting on Monday even
ing. AT $50 delicious supper of
scoiloped potatoes, cold meat, hot
rolls. cranberry sauce, pickles, cake.
jello and whipped cream and coffee
was served in the chapel by the fol-
lowing ladies OF the November and
December committees: Mrs. Clara
Decker. Mrs. Ethel Ames. Miss Ann
". Casweli. Mrs Eldena Halves. Miss
Emma AntiII. Mrs. George Merriam.
Mrs Kate Mason. Mrs G.. Frank
Burton and Mrs. Bessie Thompson.
The decorations were branches OF
pine. The ladies of the committee
served as hosfesses sitting at the ends
of the tables After the supper the
president, Mrs H c. JudEins called.
the meeting to order and after sing
ing Brighten the Corner Where You
Are" sung with Miss Dorothy Day
at the piano Remarks were
made by Rev. George Merriam. the
pastor. expressing his appreciation of
the work of the class. who was the
guest of honor. Secretary. treasurer.
and post card sender gave their
monthly reports. which were accept
ed. Mrs. Clara r. Decker. chairman
Of the food sale committee gave the
report OF the sale. the amount cleared
being SIS So. Several communications
who served as secretary protein. as
the secretary, Mrs. verna McQuil-
liam. is in Boston Plans of Christmas
observance by the Sunday school
were given by Mrs. G. r. Fogg. super
intendent of the primary department
and the following committees were
appointed: To decorate churrh-Dor-
ott1y Day, Florence Philhrick. Marie
Fletcher; tree commit fee-Mrs. Mar
garet Goodrich. Mrs Minna Cloug1
and Mrs. Ina Creation. Before hear
ing the annual reports. prayer was Of
fered by Mrs. Goodrich. The annual
reports of the secretary. treasurer
and post card sender were given and
accepted These reports showed the
class to be in a very prosperous finan-
cial condition. and that the activities
for the year had been many and help
full to the work of the church The
following program WAS given ana
much enjoyed: recitation, tSci1u0i
Boys Apples Mildred Lancaster
who gave am encore. song. I've Got
the Mumps. Dorothy Enright: read-
ing. The Peabody childrens Tur-
key" Mrs.. Fogg; vocal solo and en-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-08

Joseph Frcst
r,ssnn Frost. VINO had lived in
r,,rregar about years, coming
= Sar~erviiIe. passed away early
- morning at the home of his
Lrystsr-5n-.aw. Mrs. Vira Frost On
I.s,s5n avenue. at the advanced
: NJ = wears and after long i'll
rs NJ. Frost was i veteran OF
!. On. War. The burial will be
.z5a = Harmony The funeral an
,srne-nent VIII De made later.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

That the said Lester Hcymun Ia
and he is hereby ordered and required
to appear in this court at Portland
Oregon, on or before Tuesday, the
10th day of August 1920, at the
hour of two O'Clock T. NJ. OF said day,
and plead, answer, or demur to said
petition, and show cause, If any there
be, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted;
And IL Is further ORDERED and
directed that If the said Lester Hey
man can be found without said dis
trict that copy Of this order, to-
gethor with a certified copy OF said
petition. shall be served on the said
Lester Heyman I'm person at least ten
days prior to said 10th day Of Aug
ust, 1920, by the United States Mar
shall Of the district where the said
many be found residing;
or II the said Lester Heyman be not
found without said district, then II
is ORDERED and directed that SER
vice of this order shall be made on
him by publishing the same In the
"Ontario Argus" q weekly newspap.
or published at ontario, Oregon, IL
said district, once week for two con
iccutiye weeks, the last OF said pub
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
oREGoN's ROADS AMONG BEST

One has 10 go away from home I,
appreciate tho advantages which sur
round him every day During a triI
thru Montana, North Dakota. and
Minnesota the writer saw but one Oh
two real good roads, and even at
that distance heard people talk about
the good roads of Washington. ore.
Eon and California.
Ia all OF North Dakota there is not
a single sood country road, so far
as could be learned. and one state
official with a spirit of pride said.
1--WE are beginning now TO grade up
our roads and after a while we ex-
pect 10 gravel them
That is as far as thoy have gone
In road work in that state, where
practically everything the state pro-
duoes must be hauled miles to mar
ket.
In Montana comprehensive pro
gram Is underway, and around Hell
ena there are some excellent high
ways, hut there they have not, as yet
started hard surface paving save ON
ono road from Butte TO Anaconda.
In Minnesota, one of the rich states
OF the Mississippi valley, they have a
few good roads, but even these do not
compare with the Oregon roads of
like character.
For example on the road from
Minneapolis TO It's popular resort.
Lake Mhnetonka, the paved road has
innumerable sharp curves, around
which no compensation is made. so
that skidding is almost unavoidable.
Apparently little effort has been
made TO straighten out the road to
provide safety, and reduce the wear
upon the surface
Even IN Minnesota there are not
nearly so many miles OF paved coun-
try roads as there are In Oregon
where the population is far more
scattered, and the valuation of the
property in the aggregate much less,
However the people there are a
Weakening TO the need for good roads. |
They are talking about adopting the |
Oregon system Of financing highway
by funding the license
Income received from motor cars. In
his movQment Oregon has led the
way and il Is one Of the things for
which Oregonians may well be proud.
L certainly does not reduce ones
ride in his home state to hear the
olks back in the Middle West say;
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

lication to be made on July 30, 1890.
Done and dated at Portland, Ore
gon, this 18th day OF July, a. y.
1920
X. s. DEAN, Judge.
Filed, July IL, 1920.
c. II. Marsh, Clerk.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
District OF Oregon. 49,
I, G. n. MARSH. Clerk OF the Unit
ed States DISTRICT Court for the
DISTRICT or OREGON, do hereby
certify that the foregoing copy OF
order for service by publication in
the matter OF Lester Heyman, Bank
rupt. Cause No. B-5462, has been by
me compared with the original there
Of and II Is correct transcript
therefrom, and OF the whole of such
originaly as the same appears of re-
cord and on file at my office and In
my custody
In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal OF said court at Portland in said
District, this 18th day of July, 1920.
g. II. MARSH. Clerk.
BY l.. s. Rogers, Deputy Clerk.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

"The best roads saw when | was
away last winter were those in Cal
ifornia, Oregon and Washington
some day we hope to have roads like
them back here"
Oregon's roads are not the result
of an accident, unless the selection
OF such men as Simon Benson, w.
l.. Thompson. ]. T. Adams, r. A.
Booth, Newt Burgess and E. r. Kid
die, who have built up the Oregon
system during their tenure of office.
as highway commissioners can be
called such
As the Argus has often said, Ore
gon has indeed been fortunate in Sc
curing the services of men Of this
type for its Highway Commission.
They are doing work that f. giving
the state wide publicity giving the
excellent service and which
when completed will be monument
10 their good judgment and executive
ability.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
UNITED EIEORr NEEnEn

The interests of the ranchers o
Malhcur county and of the business
men in the towns cannot be divorced
of that there can be no doubt.
Anything circumstance In the bust.
moss Of ranching, be il the price OF
water or of power; or of marketing
the produce Of the farms and ranches
which reduces the profits OF the farm
ers cuts into the earning power Of
the merchants too.
Given two thousand or more pros
porous ranchers and the business
men Of this section will have little TO
worry over, so far as the volume of
their business Is concerned or for the
collection OF their accounts
There are innumerable problems
which the rancher8 face concerning
which the businessmen can, IN the
nature Of the case. have but a super
ficial knowledge. Some Of course are
better Informed than others for they
have at some time In their lives act
ually operated ranches. other bust
ness men have acquired general
knowledge OF the problems and thru
their business experience have learn
cd a great deal about the economic
laws which govern business general
ly
Just how the towns can best serve
tho farmers rs problem worthy of
study both by the ranchcrs and the
business mon
This much i3 certain, that a united
community will go farther toward n
solution Of thoso problems than will |
the efforts Of any individual organi- |
cation
Tho Argus would like TO suggest
that some organization. uniting the |
various bodies In the county get to-
gothor 10 work out these problems
thru community committee
Even In Malhcur county we are
seeing the results OF our national
menace, too many people In the cit
les for the number on the farms. Not
that tho Argus would have any OF the
towns go backward In the procession.
Tar from a. Hut we need more
and the only way IN which
.hoso can Do secured is by making 4.
Tho business Of farming profitable
md 10 aid In bringing the cities
nearer 10 the farms 80 that the farm
'rs may enjoy the benefits the cities
'ffor Thus life on the farm will
20 more enjoyable.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

Thousand Dollars ($5,00O), to bear
date of August 1. 1920, and to bear
interest at the rate of six CO. per
ccntum per annum, and to become
absolutely due $4,000 in each Of the
years 1880 to 1899, inclusive. for the
purpose of creating fund with
which to equip and maintain a fire
department in and for said city?'
That the polls for said election
shall be opened at the hour Of s
O'Clock A. Nj. ON said dth day oi
August, A. ID. 1920, and remain open
until the hour of IL o'clock noon. and
be closed until the hour of 1 o'clock
r. NJ. when the same shall be re-opea.
ed and remain open until the hour
OF 7 o'clock p NJ, when they shall
close, all on the same day.
That the appointed officers to con
duct said election are Clerks, Pauline
Platt, Cora r. McNulty; and S. F
Taylor, r b Arnold, and Lulu Ruth
erford. judges.
That all persons over the age Of
twenty-one years, who are not aliens
md who are residents OF the state
Df Oregon, and who have resided
within the corporate limits OF the city
,f Ontario for at least six months
iext preceding the date OF said cleo
ion shall be entitled to vote at such |
pecial election, and not otherwise.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, by @"
ler OF the common council OF the city
u ontario, oregon. I have hereunto
et my hand and affixed the official
cal OF said city. this 18th day o! !
iuly, A. ID. 1920. -
CLAY NJ. STEARNS,
sEAL) City Recorder
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
NOTICE Of SPECIAL BOND
ELECTION
STATE or OREGON }
COUNTY or MALHEURl ~
ETnrNH nus A.Gsffs A mo

STATE or OREGON
COUNTY or MALHEUR ~
CITY or ONTARIO
WHEREAS. the common council of
the city Of Ontario. Malheur County
lOrogon, did on the 29th day OF June.
IA. ID. 1920, duly enaCt an Ordinance
numbered 342 OF the Ordinances OF
the city Of Ontario, ahd entitled:
AN ordinance submitting to the
legal voters Of Ontario. Malheur
County. Oregon, for their determine
tion the question of contracting a
bonded Indebtedness In the sum OF
twenty-five thousand dollars t$G5,-
I0OO), and authorizing the common
council OF the said city oi Ontario e..
issue the negotiable coupon bonds oI
said city for the aggregate amount OF
twenty-five thousand dollars (S25
000), for the purpose of improving
the streets In said city, and the ques.
tion OF contracting q bonded iudcbt-
edness In the sum of Five Thousand
Dollars (S5,000l and authorizing the
common council oi said city &C. iHsuu
the negotiable coupon bonds OF said
city for the aggregate am, llt u.
five thousand dollars (S5,0OO). for
the purpose of equippinE and main
tanning fire department IN and FOR
said city; and to provide O tax TO pay
the interest and principal OF said
bonds, and containing an emergency
clause
which said ordinance was passed
by the common council at a special
session thereof. on the 2Oth day OF
June, a. -. 102O.-aud was approved
by the mayor and uttostod by the city |
recorder on said goth day Of June. A. |
D., 1920. and In which II was pro- |
yided that special election OF the |
qualified electors within the city OF |
Ontario be held. for the purpose OF |
submitting to said electors for their |
determination, the questions az In |
said ordinance set forth and contain
ed, therefore,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
On the ith dny OF August, a. D.. 1890,
a special election will be held at the 4
.Ay hall IN the city of Ontario, NAL /
hour County, Oregon, for the purpose
of submitting to the qualified eloc,
tors OF said city Of Ontario tile fol-
Owing questions for their determin-
ition:
First Question:
shall the common council OF tho
'ity Of Ontario, state OF oregon, tc
authorized and empowered 10 create
bonded indebtedness In the sum O.
twenty-five Thousand Dollars S25,-
l00l and to issue tho negotiable q
'onds OF said city In the aggregate Q
mount OF Twenty-Five Thousand
Dollars (S26,000l. 20 bear date OF
August 1. 1920. and 10 bear interest
the rate OF six CO. per centum per /
lnum, and To become absolutely due
$500 In each Of the years 1880 TO
939, inclusive. for the purpose OF
reatlng a fund with which 10 I'M
rove the streets In said city?"
econd Question:
Shall the common council OF the
~ Of Ontario, state OF oregon, be
Ithorlzed and empowered 10 create
bonded indebtedness In the sum OF
I've Thousand Dollars t$5.OOOD and
issue the negotiable bonds OF said
~ In the aggregate amount OF Five
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

was made and entered in said cause
on the 18Th day OF July, 1920, and
directed that this Summons be pub
lished once each week for six con-
secutive weeks Ia the ontario Argus,
commencing with the issue of July 23
and ending with the issue Of Septem-
Der 3rd 1920. of said newspaper.
The first publication or this SUM
mons is July 90, 1920, the last pub
lication is September 3rd, 1920.
j. W McCUbLOCH
Residing at Ontario, Oregon.
Attorney for plaintiff
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
No. B-5i62
ORDER FOR SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION

In the District Court Of the UnitcG
states for the District OF Oregon
In tho Matter OF LESTER HEYMAN.
Bankrupt.
WHEREAS. a petition was on the
Sd day OF June, 1890. filed In this
court for an adjudication OF bank
ruptcy against Lester Heyman. and
II appears 10 tho court from the AZ.
fidayit OF Wells w. Wood. an at
tornoy for the petitioner. filed In sup.
port OF this order, that the said Les
ter Heyman In not an inhabitant OF
nor within the District or oregon. and
that personal service OF subpoena
ierein cannot be made on him there
n, and that he can be served by pub
ication only:
NOW. THEREFORE,, on motion OF
said attorney, Il is hereby ORDERED
adjudged, and considered:
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
SIfNIMONS
IN The Circuit Court Of tho Statc.O .Oi
Oregon, For the County 0f Malhcnr
EVA DAY. Plaintiff.

In The Circuit Court Of tho state. Oi
Oregon, For the County Of Malhcnr
EVA DAY, Plaintiff
w.
RALPH T.. DAY. Defendant.
TO RALPH Il, DAY. the above
named defendant:
IN THE NAME or THE STATE
or OREGON. you are hereby requir-
cd to appear and answer the COM
plant filed against you In the above
entitled cause on or before the 3rd
day Of September, 1920. the same
being the last day OF the time pre-
scribed by order OF this Court dir
ecting that service OF Summons In
said suit be made upon you by publi-
cation, and n you fail 80 To answer,
for want thereof. the plaintiff will
apply TO the Court for the relief de-
manded In said complaint, to-wit.
For decree Of said Court dissolying
the bonds OF matrimony now exist
ing between you and the said plain
tiff, and granting 10 the said plain
tiff an absolute divorce, and also
10 said plaintiff the care and
custody Of the minor child, Ralph |,
Day.
You are further notified that this
Summons Is served upon you by pub
lication, under and By virtue OF an
order OF the Honorable Dahon Riggs,
Judge ~ this court, which said order
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

Ontario has almost doubled In pop
ulation during the past ten years.
This is indeed u creditable showing.
and one In which the citizens may
justly take pride.
However mere size is not the meas
ure by which to Judge communities.
II IL not what they figure In the cen
sus tables show that determine their
worth II Is what thoy are trying in
do. how we'll they are serving the
people within their limits aud those
round about them that counts.
We believe that ontario is en-
deavoring 10 be a community Of
servers. That the business men here
are endeavoring to make their city
grow by doing things which have for
their purpose the upbuilung OF the
country tributary 10 them
while we are taking due pride In
the growth OF the city during the
past ten years let US consider what
we can do TO Increase its measure
)f service and the growth Tor the
next decade will be assured
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22

FOR sALEoR TRADE--for a ford
AR. Kimball piano. See Roy Manson.
lrst house north OF Methodist par
sonage. 50S-33-3i
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TEN ACRE RANCH-for sale. 3
miles S. w. of Ontario. All improved,
stocked and equipped. T.. l.. Griffith
phone 20s-w-2 507-33-36
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-10

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