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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18
Present System Taxed almost to Capacity

T HIS year. 5000 kowa unit plant built at Thou
sand Springs bear the burden of the increased load In
spite of this there have times during the past
when the demand for electric current almost equaed the
full generating capacity system This that additional
plant capacity be built additional lines be installed
and ubsaon be enlarged before take appre
cable amount of business. o.! lt.i =
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18
The Progress
of the State

following the reports issued from Washington you
have noticed the big increase in popuatolrUughou Se
Idaho and Eastern Oregon This increase in population the
main why the Idaho Power Company must continue to
build plants, extend transmission and distributing
lines and provide more equipment from year to year
These people coming into this territory demanding electric
power to light their homes gate their FARMS to operate their
industries And this country to develop should their de-
mands must be cared for
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18
NeW Development Requires Money

ND development requires money In fact expenditure
~ of between three-quarters of a million million dol
lars required to take of the normal growth in the de-
mand Ior power territory each year The cXpcnd
lures required to provide power for irrigation business alone
during 1920 and 1921 of and teequater million
dollars. N... g.. t., I
In order to get this must out and borrow the
market AS the State allow the Utilities
their customers for their rates which will
required for the construction of power plants transmits
sion lines but annual income be sufficient pay
rate of interest investment which will induce
their hands be used for the construction
quired to handle this constant growth in business
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18

Oregon Eastern Branch
West Bound
No. 371 Mixed Vale5Crane Departs
1000 A. NJ. Daily Elk. Sunday
No. 373 Mixed Vale-BrOgan Departs
1880 p. NJ. Daily Tx. Sunday
No. 1913 Passenger Vale Departs
1880 AN. Sunday Only
East Bound
No. 372 Mixed from Crane Arrive
1850 p. NJ. Daily Ex. Sunday
No. 374 Mixed from Brogan Arrive
4:50 p. NJ. Daily Elk. Sunday
No. l94 Passenger from Vale
3:05 p. Nj. Sunday Only
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18
Old Industries Require more POtUer

LID industries growing manufacturing plants spring
ing up, extensive of farming land being opened
" But without ample supply Of electric this develop
ment must be halted
At the present customers are being added to the Idaho Pow
Company the of between thousand
To take Of these and the increased demands
Of old requires from 5000 to 10000 additional horse
power each year
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18
new Train SCHEDULE GIVES
BETTER PASSENGER SERVICE

with the addition OF L Salt Lake
Portland service In train number 23
and "a the Short Line i9augurated
a new schedule last Sunday, The
only reduction In service was the
cancellation of the ponies operating
bewteen Boise and Huntington in
the
Under the new schedule II will be
possible TO leave Ontario at 2;O1 p.
NJ. and be in Portland the next
morning at 1880, on No 23. No. 10
will now be the train de luxe OF the
service, running ON a faster sche
dule than heretofore and will arrive
in Portland at 1880 after leaving
Ontario at 4:3O p. NJ,
There will also be an east bound
fast mail to run opposite No. 5. This
will be train No. and will pass thru
Ontario at 2,2O p. NJ, The following
is the time table of trains to and
from Ontario at the present time.
Ontario, Oregon November n, 1920.
Effective 1905 A. NJ. Pacific Time
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-11-18
Our Present Difficulty

VOW this the situation present before
NJ present rates provide very small the
represented by the Common Stock of Company While
this condition exists capital be
terms for development and thus the prgress of the territory
be halted for want of power facilities.
We nave been asked why is that
cent Preferred Stock when earning small
of We have only 250O00 of preferred
standing and this stock its full before
any return can be paid the Stock Consequently Pre-
feTred Stockholders their regularly even
when the money represented by the Common Stock nd
ceiyes q very small return
The advertisement will fully why
before investors will lend money carry the work
of development which the of this territory demands
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-05

Announcement has been made that
the Pensacola Army Navy club build
ing VIII - closed shortly bss use the
funds on hand and in sight 90 ncf
justify Community Service IN keep
ing U open. The Community Service
program will be continued Tor the re-
Inainder % the year, but TIE club
rooms coat 80 much % maintain that
the organization is forced 70 close
them ~ the end 81 the present week
This a. truly an unfortunate sit
uation. The Army-Navy club has
been n operation since early in the
war u has become an institution
with hundreds 81 service men. with
ex-service mon and with many other
civic clubs.
The American Legion heaaquar-
terE are here. The Tourist club. the
Business and Professional Women
club. tlw Tennis club. BOY Scouts.
and many others
When the torpedo boat rotlilaa are
N port the Army Navy club Is head.
quarters tor hundreds 81 aea-wuinE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-05
Il q . q u - - 70 - u - u - . . - a
q OUR TASK. =
% q
O = = . q y = = - - . . - = . % -
QUA TASK.

Note This IL the fourth az n se-
rlcs ~ articles written for the Es-
Gambia County Tuberculosis society
by Rev. a. a. Walker. % CiaFksdalc.
Miss.
Fortunately Tor ua. tho human body
Is not conEenial % the reception Of
the tuberculosis germ Our powers u
resistance are 80 great that TIE man
who keeps his body normally fit. with
the proper food, rest and exercise. t.
generally s5fe from Il. The task or
tho Anti tuberculosis Worker Is 70
teach men how co keep their bodies
fit that they might resist this fearful
disease. And this task g. a worthy
one: for IL In just "a c0uamendable 90
keep a nan from falling into tho
river. as to rescue one who has fallen
in l am quite convinced that we are
makinK wrong use 81 our doctors.
for We never consult Them until Ne
are sick. II on the contrary. va
would consult them regularly and
have them examine as thoroughly for
the purpose of KEEPING as from get
ting sick. We would save ourselves
much unnecessary suffering and pain.
This use Of the doctors would result
tn the detection OF many diseases in
their inclpient, or durable stages. and
the possibility ~ a dlseaseiess world
would not be 80 hopeless
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-05
Magazine and
Book Notes
aAm.rlcan polles srstams..,

AFHEFtEAH FAN&H 1fNAEsFas
The Bureau OF Social Hygiene to-
day announces the forthcoming pub
lication os a book entitled American
Police Systems" BY Raymond V. FOs-
dick MIR Fosdiek was once Com
missioner Of Accounts Of New York
city. and during the war was chair
man OF the commission on Training
Camp Activities Later he served as
under secretary general of the League
~ Nations.
The hook Is based upon personal
study of the police In practically
every city in the United states with
population exceeding Zoe. 900. and In
many ~ lesser size. In all. seventy =
two cities were visited. and the in
vestige lion covered a period OF more
than three Years. The book viii APP
pear as q companion study 20 sir.
FosdickS previous volume entitled
European Police Systems" published
III 1878
other hooks published by the Blu
reau ~ Social Hygiene include Com
merclalized Prostitution In New York
city Nv George = Kneeland. and
prostitution in Eurors.' by Abraham
Fiexuer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-05

/ pathy. Accustomed az I Was 60 every
/ infection e her voice. realized this.
and accordingly held mY tongue until
she had spoAen further
"Til Admit you've had enough 20
make any woman lore her control OF
( herself went on Dlcky's mother, with
the fairness which had found her In-
vnriably TO possess I'm anything big. no
matter low petty and fssssy che may
be over trafiss. "IsuI you ought 20
know Richard better than 20 take that
ore with hia Give Richard his head
and he soon tires Of any OF the thou
eand things he proposes doing from
time so time. Oppose him. rtdscule
him. mako him ar ~. and hen stick
to hts notion as a dog 10 a bone
She turned and walked into her own
room again. sat miserabiy huadied
in the big chair. BY turn angry st my
hus and and rencrseful over my own
kas;lnesa.
'vos do about dinner. Afisass Ora
ham7' Katie's voice was aubdned.
sympathetic and respectful. realized
that che had hs ard every word OF our
controversy. The knowledge nmde my
reply curt.
Keep 80 warm as long "a you can.
] wiii.teii you when 20 serve IT,
Katie atalked OF. nuttertnR some
thing about the dinner being spoiled.
but paid ne heed 20 her AIy thoughts
were TOO busy with conIectares and
forebodings Of the future 20 pay any
attention 20 trlflea.
The twilight deenNnea into darkness.
was just nerving myself 20 summon
Katie and tell her 90 serve dinner
when the door opened and DielSyss
rapid step crossed the room. To
switched on the light. and then COM
ing over 20 me, lifted me bodily ouE
Il my chair.
Yves the pc0r little girl tsAiofss7 '
he drawled. with his face pressed close
70 mine. Wen. slo shsaIi never have
q - teaeus again. We won't i've In
Marvin. naughty Old town. eili of
beautiful models wo'Ti inst SO over 70
or Sumo nee respectable
place like ii.at
AZ first my heart had ioaped with
victory. Dicky had culne bask. and he
was not angry Then ~ hts lips sought
mine. and caught his breath. my VIC
try tarENd 90 asistsS. THE regret or
repenseHce witch had driven my huM-
hask 20 mY sFnss had not cems
from hts hesrs but from the depths OF
Z ~ sky glass.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-05

/ 10 her.
Cut out the heroes. aud come dowx
| TO brass lacks. 'Dlcky snarled vul-
carly. Why don't you be- honest aao
say you're jealoua of the poor girl
III bet. II the truth were known. II
| isn't only the house she selected thnl
you'd baIk at Ill bet you wouldn''
want TO 80 to Marvin al ell for the
summer. regardless that I've spent
many a comfortable week In that sec.
ton ard hsse IL better than Emmy other
summer place / know"
Through al my anger az Dlcisy. my
disgust "a his coarsonoas, came the
conviction that he had apokan the
truth. ! was Jealous Of Grace Draper,
there was 40 use denying the fact 10
myself. however strcnuously might
tTy 10 hide tho thing from Dloky.
told myself that | hated Marvin be-
cause Il held this Girl. that instead OF
spending the summer there wished
might newer SEE the place again.
The Door Slams.
was angrier than ever when tho
knowledge of my own sanotion for "a
Itself upon me. angry with myself for
iasing 50 silly. angry with Dicky for
having brought such provooation upon
me- J 'et my speech last out blindly,
not caring what Gald
You are wrong In one thIaR--rishsI
n another. ] am not jealous Of Miss
Draper. TO tell you thc truth. 7 do
not care enough about what ycl do
20 be Jealous OF YOU But ! weld not
ike 60 live IN Marvin FOR this reason
- never counted IN my list og friends
a woman who possesses neither good
breeding nor common sense. and / do
not propose 60 begin with MlRs
Draper"
Dicky stared at ms for a moment.
Ms face dark and distorted with pas
sion. Then. springing TO hss feet. he
picked up his collar and TO and wsnt
into his room. Returning with fresh
ones. ne snatched his hat and stick
ahd rushed 20 the door. As he slammed
q after him heard another cath. one
Tits tifno coupled with a reference 20 |
me ! ssnk back IN the big chair weak |
and trembling
oleisy Makes Amends.
Wen. you have made a mess OF "a"
Ny mother in laws voice. cool end
cynicai. sounded behind. I felt like
saying something eauNsfc 10 her, bat /
there was something In her tone that
stopped me. II was not criticism ~
me she was expressing. rather SYM
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-05

binejackots who find here a welcome
such as II accorded them IN few cities
OF the country. Rear Admiral Plum
kett told the Rotary Club mere than
n year ago that one reason why ne
was glad Pensacola had been made
the drill ground for his fiotillm was
because Of the Community Service
club here.
Retaining the Army Navy club ~ q
Job which should occupy the minds
% the various civic ORGANIZATIONS az
once. n may be that the clubs which
use the building 80 headquarters
could divide the rent and upkeep
among them. Surely some scheme
ought 70 be devised 70 keep an insti-
tuition which has been doing 80 much
good work
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-05
cor TO PULL ALONG.
~ Erark 4 etarsan

What's the use m slehin n your soul
can ning = song
hainy day ca sunny y0a've got 10 pull
aionwf
tnarricans q blown or tie a runnin'
strong.
Time is a-fyin'--ia a-ryfnt
what's tha use IN wtshin' fer the dead
an dusty yemrsT
pidn't they have croeacs7 Lddnt they
have careNf
Whaf'u the uae IN weepin'1 worid win
never heed your tears
Tire IL A.flyin-4e n.flytn't
TaEc the rid conientea an the Old
wurid ~ Sc he~i
Trawml mcun h ended Therell be
time enough for rest
when thc shadow comes. an Ecattcrn
dust ar daisies Ger eur breast
Time ia a-flyia'--is a-fiyint
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-05
PrrrlcoAr oovERNMeNr.

November elections have come and
gone The president ami the vice
proadcnt q the United States have
been elected and now there IL time IN
the present iull. while the defeated
poliu fans are busy seeking a NV
hallv-hoo" or some more aEitafing
shibboleth 20 re-lnsplre the waning
public interest. 20 AJAX ourselves calm
~ the question: Just wha' dld tho
women's vote do1 Things seem - be
pretty much a. usual Most women
ia voting followed the lead % their
husbands. or the tTaditiorf 81 their
fathers. and lined thems elves with the
historical parties.
- this lauded and deTsded pettk
coat government has not even appre-
ciably Increased tho rspuhlis-a ma
iority.
Beware what you re about" the
nntia shouted IA Tennessee You
will bring upon us a petilcoat gov
eminent"
Think ebefcro you vote. you may
deprive the children 81 America Of
the cleanliness and honesty that petit
coat government alone can pro-
duce' The surfarette arswora
And neither one 81 them was
enough - a philosopher % pick up a
volume ~ universal history ard set
his brain 10 work while he reviewed
. chapter or 80 Of the history Of the
world.
Pear potticoat government
The world has had II Tor ages.
The year 1890 has sprung nothing
new upon the United States. Tho
world has been. more or less. under
some form of pettieoat rule. since tho
days % the first mother With due
respect % tho meticuloualy minded.
Eve did start il. In the Garden q
Eden. Yes long before she origin
ated the latest style In skirts.
PERHAPS she Had not even noticed
how chic Tax leaves were when she
stuck her Interfering finger ia the
universal pic and ma Sc Adam declare
for apple
coming down IN history. ono finds
that the Bible hristiea with infiuen-
tlai women. there Is. Sarah Leah
Rehecca~-lael end Hester. None Of
these women kept out of tho politics
% their time. Man said 70 was not
coed for him TO be alone. so woman
took him 81 his word, and KEEP. upI
with him ever since
~ II ABSURD 70 TOOK Tor mtioM
MUM because everywhere women
have begun 20 vote. True. they can
register their protest perhaps. bat
they have never atoused ~ testing
Hore ana there a woman. unfortun
atuly standing alone. viii be really
benefited such women are given
their political freedom. but for hap
~ mothers and wives. the vote ad-
NantaEeth them nothing
ft il erroneous % think. a. Bernard
shaw teaches. that the suptr-uan q |
a woman sho In no such thlng She |
q Just "a partner in business To her !
beiorgs che perpetuation ofs the spe
cies She has had about a million |
years experience ia the best way 20 |
accomplish her sob She does 4 bet /
ter end better with the passing % |
the centuries. This franchise bust /
ness q one more step forward. bat |
don't let the buRaboo az pctticoat !
government fret you. Things are go
inE on about as usual and no one 4
but a few lonely old maids and i /
scoro Or 50 ~ bachelors viii ever re-
mark the slightest increase In female |
tSFammw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-05

draws near political stump At sakcrs
pruuise 20 protect the people rom
the vested interests OF Wall street.
who own Inc public utility companies. =
This always goes big The man On the
street doss not know thst the utility
tnntissnies are ar~elv owned ~ Nin
friends snd neigh h0rs. his home town
banker. bis pastcr. the tnsuraare
company which issued him n Policy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-05
Ea,sbII.hm.us % National Gard.

r MFffNAWfNN
Proposals 20 establish a unit q the
Natioral Qua q 81 Kisaimmee seems
Is ueot with f1var SD far as has been
les,rued. and tho Efforts TO bring a7oui
q formation Is goir % be pushed with
scna Intensity Marion TaI1ou. APP
nofnteA Ry the Chamber % Commerce
10 secure needed Information reEard-
inE the proposition. has secured sueh
aata. and a. prepared ~ talk intcit-
gently upon the theme--and he u
Ntrangiy in favor Of forming com
many Immediately. while there should
~ A formation ~ the full strength. two
hundred and fifty men between the
ages - eighteen and forty-five Years.
IL viii BE- possible 60 form a unit OF
shout one-fifth that number. but the
city and county would derive far more
rond. both from a financial and an adj
.er1Isina point OF view, u the fuh
number could be secured. There woald
81 great chance ~ securing a better
arrnorv for the nmny than for the
few and there would be money
brought into the city, While an or
SANITATION OF the National Guard can
not be formed and put In workinE
shane tn 4 hrief space % time u snoulo
he ~arried in mind that the more speed
shown ia thu formation ny the many
q suitable age the sooner win ks
siunee dommenae securing some good
publicity. Every man who can qualify
for enlistment sloulc see Marion Car
son imRediately.--kis Nail~y
Gazette
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-05
LOCAL NOTICE 10 MARINERS.

isou&siana---AtsSissl River Passes
Southwest Pass Entrance Gas and
Fvhistling Buoy. relightea November
Sd heretofore reported exfirguishef.
G. a @. :. Charts Nos. las. itfe
Lsghf list Atlantic Coast. Iaza, D.
sse. No. 2oTI.
Baoy List. sth District. 1918. p. Sc.
Coast pilot, Section 4. 1915, D. les.
ny order ~ the Con 81 szloner %
Lighthouses
T. s. LANpuKER.
Superintendent % Lighthouses
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-05
Press Comment
rrsFnsiMsrls on Country Rosd,.

Traffic marks on Country Roads.
Regulation Of traffic by means 81
white center lines and All 1us painted
directly on a country roadway Is de-
scribed In Municipal and County I'm
cheering dnaianapolis) BY X I. Saw :
yer. Superintendent Of the Marquette
County (Mlchiran) Road Board Nr.
Sawyer states his opinion. az tho out =
set that the handling OF motor traffic
upon main highways through the
country O. rapidly becoming as serious
a problem ~ traffic control has ever
Deen In the cities II has been necea-
aSary In some cases. as In that here de-
scrfbCd. 20 horroN the methods Of
city traffic controfwDr handling traffic
upon conEested rural trunk lines lie
continues:
one interesting illustration 81 this
10 I'm Marquette county. Michigan.
where the traffic on the trunk lire be-
tween Marquette and Ishpemins has
hocorns heavy enough % make travel
dangerous unless some means OF con
troll IL adopted.
To relieve this situation. the writer
painted white ciEht~inch center lines
upon the black surface ~ the road
upon the more dangerous curves. with
an arrow pointing down the right hand
side Of the road az either end. THIS to
eounterhahnce the tendency % auto
drivers 20 hug the inside Of a curve
regardless of the danger Of hitting the
traffic approaching which might be
invisible 20 them az the time. The Ct
fees was Immediately apparent, ne tho
auto-drivera accustomed TO oDCyire
the control signs IN the city imf 80
aiateiy responded TO the appeal OF the
white line and kept TO the right ana
side q the rond. and the immediate
reduction ~ the number 81 accidents
Indicated that the scheme was worth
while
The writer has had this center
line system ~ control Ia use for three
yoars. and is we'll satisfied that L IL
the best thing nc car do 20 protect
traffic using this road The roadf -
the mair highway between Q RAPIDLY
growing communities, and that won
Aerfnl countrv through which it leads
Is drawing tourists in creator lmhere
ever, Year. 80 that his problem never
becomes less but rather tends 20 be-
come Ervttcr
The scheme has been 50 successful
that the writer does not hesitate TO
recommend Il 20 other couuty road en-
,aneera who have similar problems TO-
meet. Not every road surface lends
its ~ 70 readily 20 ccIter. me painting
for the smooth black surface IN this
case was ideal 60 make the white cen
ter line stand out IN sharp relief.
some color scheme can usually be
W. rked out - that the traffic can Re
reminded that thc right hand side 81
the road Is the only side that properly
belongs 20 them. The motor public e.
a whole is only too willing % take
hint which = FOR its own safcly and
the scheme l. sufficient reminder toI
keep traffic within bounds and allow /
a much heavier traffic - use the road /
way without danger. which - not
usually the case on our county high /
ways. Literary Digest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-05

younS lady next door says she al
ways likes 60 make lemon pie because
4 makes her hands ~ white.
90
me boy stood on the burning deck
whence nll tut him had fed
This movie stunt r. absolute
IS ny ast one" he said
Legion Weekly.
--o-~
A man was brought into court FOR
the Illicit dlstiuinH ~ whiakey, says
Tn Southern Utilities CO. service
what ls your name7~ asked the
iudao
Joshua" replied The prisoner
Joshua" repeated the judge. "Ahi
Are yea the Joshua who made tho
sun stand stinF'
"No. sif, ladee 10 the man who
mad the moon shine
--0--
eiwn on ZarraRoesa street house
"hoaFdlng, rooms. and etc"
90
Heard a. the Yacht Ciub. some
men seuli boat q victory while
others win ~ using their skulls.
There vas bis blow -out AFTER the
hiea. &c supper
Bm bryan now claims hts speech
Ina strike coet the denocrats tho
siection
uov. Cos pledges hts support as a
cliizen % aid the Harding adminia-
tratien. u a. the mark ~ a noble
apor'nusan 90 b a good loser.
80
Ar Taylor has won another ~war
~ the roses"
nehs believes Harding win make
Eood president Il was democrat
that put ncha In Jail
-
Prom far-away ALASKA we hear the
same nad news.
rev win hts nrEument with Secretary
Danseis.
-
And a new crop of heroes VIII
frtso AZ soon a. Uncle Joe leaves
the Nevy Department
80
Naval station news letter saws
Capt Chriaty won the recent rolf
tournament lie won an earuss tour
neg. also We never rose 10 tank ~
captain and ergo. We never won
tournament
Returns from the bond amendment
election leave the question in Goubt. I
EARLIER reports are considered as be- !
tnw too peusimiFtic
-
Burns, who east tn deciding vote
for anffraWe im Tennessee. was re-
elected IRE women 81 his district
put him back IA officc
3D.
n is nov prohahis that the Tennaa- 1
$50 capital viii continue AZ Nashville
and win not BE- moved 20 Decatur. /
Ala