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del Concejo municipal, senior F. La Guar
dia, quienes nos permitieron colocar las
cenizas gloriosas de Betances, en- CAPT
la ardiente, sobre la mesa de trabajo
que us6 ell Eambien glorioso Jorge Wash
ington, y Sc unieron nosotros en- las
ceremonies del case. Una vez ternina-
das estas ceremonies en- Ell Ayuntamien-
to de Nueva York, Ell senior Alcalde Hy-
Ian, puso nuestras 6rdenes, doce nu-
meros de la policia de Nueva York, pa.
ra escoltar las cenizas de Basances has
ia Ell vapor de guerra "Buford', 10
cual Sc realizo, en- compafifa del Comite
mencionado. La realization de este acto,
costo $3.50, que fueron suministrados,
por varios portorriquehos, como sigue:
Josa Hernandez Usera. $1,000
A. Gonzalez For,t T. soc
j. r. Cartagena, 300
America Durecut. ". 100
John r. Morales, LOO
Andres Gambia Cordoba, 1000
Eligio F. Ros, 200
Vicente Balbas Cap6 1000
John r. Irrizary, 200
Association pcrtcrriquefa, q 7s.5o
Total. L $50 80
En- ora OCCASION, organizamos una ex-
h'hicior &c iabore2 pinturas, y otras
obras de arte portorriQueno, con el pro
p6sito de hacer conocer aqui los objeto"
de arte, industrial de Puerto Rico, y
tratar de interesar al Capital america
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"a Conner SabrOsO
CAFE RESTAURANT
ssIaA CAHANDoNGA'

AN@N~ ~@%@%~ $50 - =
LuEEs:- Spaghetti con polio Ia MI
lanesa.
Aibondigas : Ia catalina
Ola crioIla.
hfARTEs:-- Pastei6n dc aves.
Baealae . Ia vizcaina.
Ensalada de Langostas.
AETERcoLEs - Macarrones q Ia Ita-
LANA.
crocretas dc pollos.
Frieas6 de cerdo.
JUEvEs:-- pavo en- fricase.
AIofongo criollo.
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vIERNEs:- Pescado en- escaheche.
Aibondigas q Ia franeesa.
sABADo:- Lech6n asado.
Pasteles de masa.
Hailaeas veEezoianAs.
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DOMINGO - caldo gallego.
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yINE TIRES BANDERAs"

JINE TIRES BANDERAS"
Fabiene Fabregas en- la colossal cinta
EN- seis actos titulada sTropiezos de Ju-
ventud Azahares Rotos''
DoMINGo:--Naoh Berry y Mary
Thurm en- ell drama especial eel Rene
gado".
LUNES:- william Farnum en- ell dra-
ma extraordinario en- seis actos tituladc
''El Militar Juramentado".
TEATRO AMERICA:
La grandiosa production de arte ii
tulaaa la Hija sscrifcada".
''R1ALTo";, d !. =.
ase e4 @Eu.yi ITTTT1 llss,isa
La bella popular Bebe Daniels er
la magnifca cinta Realagt Gel Gala
vera".
LUNEs: lei noveno episode de Ia
sensational serie ''De Potencia Po
tencia" y un magnifco drama en- Gin
co actos.
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"BELIoGRAPH", (CatanO).

Episodes primeros de la grandiosa Sc
RE s'El Rugido en- la sombra".
DOMINGO -Lya Mara en- la extra
crdinar.a production Sin Intervenci6n
del Clero''.
LUNES: Episcdio octave de la gran
dicsa serie 'sDe Potencia Potencia''
y Ell no mencs grandioso drama en- seis
actos por Eugene o'Brien s'Amor )
Gloria.
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'BoRINoUEN PARK:

Anita Stewart en- la hermcsa produc-
ci6n en- siete actos tiulada "El Sifon
Amarillo
DoMINGo:-Ana @. Nilsson en- Ell
intense drama de gran augmentation
Lo que puede una Mujer".
LUNES: Beatriz Nichelena en- Ell ST
gestivo y extraordinario drama la
Frontera de la duerte'.
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Sc sOlicitan Agentes

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las personas 3 quienes pueda intere
sar, cue a6n no hemOs designaco agoA
tes en- algunas eiudades de la Isia, para
Ia esplendida revista SOCIAL, estandc
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;INE NORMA.

Los episodes tres cuatro de la muy
bonita serie LA Doble Aventura" y
una comedia por Chato y su amiguito
Africa.
DOMINGO:-EI sublime drama por
Elsie Ferguson titulado La Honra de
su Casa y una comedia.
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rEATRo AMERICA:

La grandiosa production de arte tt
tulada ''La Hija sscrifcada"
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'RIALTo'':
sTNE LUNA.

FL grandiosisirno drama en- ocho mag
nificcs actos t.tulado "Espartaco''.
DOMINGO Ell bonito drama titu-
lado "Casi Infiel' y una comedia.
LUNES: Episodes y A de la gran
diosa serie de Eddie Polo "La Tenta-
ci6n del Circo'' una comedia.
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;INE LAS ANTILLAs.

La tercera jornada de la hermcsa Sc
RE ''La Princesa Negra''.
S0OMINGO:- -ouints jornada de Ia
sensational atractiva serie francesa
'tJudex''.
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Yo te he amado ii porque al
VERNE arrojar un POGO de SAN
gre, me has cogido la mano y
porque te vi triste.
Porque has sido ell 1nico ser hu-
mano que Sc ha compadecido de
mi. Yea la nueya copia de LA
DANA DE LAS CAMELiAS por
CLARA KIMBAL YOUNG.
Presentada por
SAN JUAN FILM EXCHANGE Co.
Advt.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-31
OWYHEE NEWS NOTES
BOYS AND GIRLS IN OWYHEE
HAVE ORGANIZED FOR CLUBS
Horse Falls breaking Its Neck
Visiting Back and Forth Principal
Diversion OF Week In Owyhee
Region-Other News Items

Don't forget the p. T. A.. April 1.
at the Kingman Kolony school
house. Everybody come, get ac-
quainted with the p. T. A., work and
your neighbor.
The Easter service win be held
Sunday. April Srd, instead OF the
preceding Sunday. With this ar
rangement Rev. Shields will be able
TO be with US and has promised an
Easter sermon.
The young peoples class OF the
8. 8. are preparing special music,
E. b. Conklin OF Ontario was a
Kolony visitor Tuesday.
X. II. overstreet has rented his
Owyhee ranch to Earl Flock OF
Fruitland. Idaho. who with his wife.
and young son, moved over last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Pratt, return
cd Tuesday after few days visit.
with their son, ii. T. Pratt and
family at Emmett. Idaho.
Al Green had the misfortune TO
lose one of his best horses this
week. While running at play 1t fell
and broke its neck.
Mr.. Zerelin made business trip
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-31

TO New Plymouth. Idaho Saturday.
Mrs. Zerelin stopping In Ontario 10
visit with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. shaw, nave returned
and are again In charge OF the cook
ing at the drainage camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Yates and
family OF Roswell. Idaho and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Hickox were din
ner guests Sunday In the M. M.
Greeling home.
Several carloads OF hay were ship
ped from this section the past week
Messrs. Crouch and Nelson took
their baling machine To the Dave
Johnson stack yards.
Mrs. M. M. Maxwell. Miss Cor
inne Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Embody
Maxwell and family were guests at
dinner In the home OF Mrs. Scott
last Sunday.
There was full attendance at the
Board meeting OF the X. c. Irriga-
ton Co. last Tuesday night, the
secretary, Fred Young OF Nyssai be-
ing present.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Johnston. Mrs.
Conrad Martin and Bernice Martin,
were business visitors In Parma
Monday.
Mr.. Honsley, father OF Mrs. Robt.
Wallace left for Portland Monday
for visit with his son.
Monday spent the winter In Cal
ifornia. but says he found no place
that can beat Eastern Oregon for eli
mate and all round advantages.
Walter Nichols and family. spent
few days this week In Emmett,
Idaho visiting home folks.
At meeting OF the Parent Teach
ers and pupils Tuesday afternoon a
lively interest was shown the aims
and work TO be accomplished by
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-31

organization OF the boys and girls
into clubs for Industrial Work. The
County Club Leader. Mr.. Wellman,
graduate OF o. A. c. Organized
the girls sewing club with a mem
bership or six, at their next meet
ing they Will select their instruc-
work.
Miss Eulalia shafer with a school
friend In expected from the Welser
Institute for the Easter holidays.
The members OF the sewing club
are; Mildred DeBord, President,
Dorothy Parsons. Vice President,
Mary McGinnis, Secretary, Gladys
McGinnis. Lena Shuler. Erma shu-
Ter. Cora Elliott. Christina Christen-
son, Jeanett Martin. Among both
boys and girls there was a lively In
terest In pig and calf raising. We
Will have one and possibly two live
stock clubs. which are In process OF
organization.
The attendance has been remark
ably good In both grades: those
neither absent nor tardy In Miss
Neeb's room are; Margaret Morgan
Snyder. Barbara and Wilson Prich-
EFT, Violet and Ruth Pinkston, Vir-
ginia, John and Glenn McGinnis,
James MeGinnis. Cora, Floyd and
Harold Elliot, Ruby Chester, Ella
Reed, James Driscol, Leonard Smith,
Agnes Nichols. Helen Nand Eddie
Powell Jeanette Martin, Christina
Christensen, John Glascock, Zena
Moses, Sylvia, Dalton. Erma and
Lena Shuler, Evelyn DeBord, and
Gerald DeBord. Those neither alb
sent nor tardy I'm Mrs. Priehett's
room were: Dorothy Parsons. MIL
dred DeBord, Juanita Biglow, Mer-
ritt Greeting, Dick Smith and Elsie
Elliott. ~,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-31
Complaints Filed In Circuit Court
During Week

Nelson =. Grover vs, Barney Lyn-
Gus. Mar 2l, 1921. Recovery OF Mon
ey. sSs952,
@. II. Ross vs., w. r, Adams. Mar
21. 1891 Recovery on Contract
100000.
W. ]. Robinson vs., Goddard a Co,
Mar. 20, 1921, Foreclosure OF Tax
Lien.
w. ]. Robinson VS., Goddard a Co,
Mar, "a. 1891, Foreclosure OF Tax
Lien.
V. shrader VS.. G, F. Wndhaber,
c. W. Nelson. G.. II. Currey, Thos.
n, Nordale. A. Il. McGillivray, ]. +.
Miller, and l.. s. Hogan. Mar. %,
1921. Damages. $250.0O.
Jones Land a Live Stock Co. VS..
Jesse Adrian. Mar. 26, 1921. Dam
ages, $3.50
j. w. Glisan VS.. Bruno Riedel.
Mar. 20. 1921. Accounting.
VIM. Jones VS.. Theron r. Beers ct
ux. Mar. 26. 1921. Recovery on
Notes. S5,236.74.
oliver w. Porter vs.. Hans j. Han
son ct al. Mar. 90, 1921. Foreclos-
ure OF Mortgage. S6,49s.ls.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-31
MALHEUR COUNTY REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS RECORDED
MAR. 10 TO MAR 20

l.. A. Mansur ct ux to Jerome
Bridges, 2320 by 276 feet in SW
corner of Sec 3-19-44. Mar. IS,
1921. 100000.
U. s. A. to Ben c. Rutledge, Lots
3 and 4, shNwA Sec. 2-fBs41. Jan
10, 1921.
Sheriff II. Lee Noe to q. ]. Magen-
helmer, Nwh NV 4 SWh Sec. IA
15-42 Mar. 22, 1921. s1,722.54
John l.. Powell ct ux to Johnston
& Larimer Dry Goods Co. NWh
SEA Sec. 17-32-41. Mar. f6, 1921.
$1.00
oliver L. Little ct ux to J. A. Cart
wright, Swh NWh Sec. 11-17-45.
Jan. 90, 1921 $1,000
Geo. p. Green ct ux to Claud VIII
son, Lot 10, Block 70, Greens Add.
to Nyssa. June 80, 1920. $1,000.
Ontario Canal Co. TO City OF Nys-
sa Wilson Ditch. Mar. 23, 1921.
$4,000
Joseph Wakefield Hanson, whit
ton TO VIM. ]. Weese, w " SEh Sec.
21-1S-47. Feb. 2S, 1921. 100000.
Chas. II. Anderson ct ux TO w. J.
weese, Lot z, Block 8, villa Park
Add. to ontario. Mar. 4, 1920.
$250.00
Chas. II. Anderson ct ux to Dalton
Biggs, Lot 8, Block s, villa Park
Add. to Ontario. Mar. 4. 1920.
$4,000.
A. T.. Nichols ct al to Anson T..
Powell, Lots and 7, Block 8, X.
s. D. Fruit Farms. Nov. 26. 1920.
S1,2S2.5O
Albert Hlnsch ct ux TO Catherine
Reberger. Lot 4, and West 20 feet
OF Lot 3, Block s. Nyssa. Mar. II,
1921. S1,041.33.
John L. Gerber ct ux to Gilbert @.
Bagley. shNEh, NhSEh, SWh
SET Sec. is-27-ss; sEA sEA Sec.
g.: sE&NE&. WkNwk. sEh NV
Sec. IS; NIsNEK, NEh NwA. Sec
10; wMNwh. sh Sec. 17-27-39.
Jan. 10, 1921. $1,000.
o. A. Koshnick to Mrs. Willard F.
white. M hswh, swk SWh, Sec.
2S; NwhNh Sec. 80; NEkNEh
Sec. 32-i7-46. Dec. 2, 1920. t1.OO
Kate Long OF vir to W. ]. Weese.
Lots % and 2s. Block 4. Riverside
Add. 10 ontario. Jan. 4, 1919. SlbO'
Elizabeth Stewart TO Joseph
Gregg, Lots and Z, Block i5t. On
tarlo. Jan. s. 1921. f1.O0.
Chas. +. Smart ct ux TO A. =.
Robinson ct nj. Lots 2 and 3, SEh
Nwh. Ehswh, Sec. 1904.
Mar. 81. 1921 100000.
s. Humphrey ct nj 10 Bruce Dem
mis-. Lots I, 2. and 3, SWh hNEh
SIC Y Nwh. Eh swh Sec. G-io-45.
Jan. 10, 1921. $1,000
+. j. Pltser ct ux 20 II. II. Cald-
we'll. Lots 40 and Al. Block 4. River
side Add. ontario. Mar. a. 1921
Max GeBauer ct ux to c. q. Hem
enway ct ux. Lot SO. Block 2. Nell
son Add. to Vale. Feb. H. 1920
$1,000.
Mable Mcdonnell ct vir TO Y. F.
Antrim. SEh NEh, EhSEh Sec.
10; NEH NEh, EN- SwA. Sec. "a
i4-i2. May 90. 1920. 10000.
Flnlay Mcdonnell Of ux 10 Y. r.
Antrim, Water Rights. Sept. TO-
1920.
Pacific Live Stock Co. TO II. p.
Kline. Lot @. Block 9. Harper. Mar
4. 1915. $1,000
Pacific Live Stock Co TO John n
Turner. Lot / Block 9, Harper. Oct
80. 1919. $1,000
Moline Farms Co. 10 Commerce
Mortgage Securities Co, Malheur
County Holdings Mar. 90. 1921.
800.
l.. ]. Hadley ct ux 20 Geo. White |
Lots II and ~. and M Of IS. Blk
3, Hadleys LIST. Add 10 Vale. Sept
4, 1920. $4,000.
u. g. A. 20 orvllle y. Knotilnr
ham, WhsEA. Ehswh, sWhs
WI Soc. 2s: ny NWh, NWhN
EA Sec. SS-25-42. Mar. 3, 1921.
U. s. A. 10 orville r. Knotting-
ham, sEA sWH, WhsWA Sec, 81;
Eh hSEA, See. 2S; NEh .Eh Sec,
80; NIsNwh. Sec, S4-25-42. Mar
1901
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-31

FOR SALE-A horse power
shearing machine; two horse power
engine and two man shearing plant;
also one horse power gas engine. In
quire Argus. 719-14-17.
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rapidly. Then came $50 p. Nj. and
then 8:35. The curtain was rising.
Then camo tho lights. For tho IlrsL
time in my experience was in u play
house OF high degree in which thel o
was no orchestra. The seats had cot
me $3.50 each. They came h.sn Dut
came to pay the pricc. Then arose tho
second curtain after tho theater had
been darkcned. We were about tc Wit
ness a two scene play, entitled. Sup
pressed Desires" III which Charles S.
Gilpin had no part. 1t told the story Of
disagreement between Il married
coupe and dealt with the physic
theories. When one OF the devoIees
found out that the logical deductions
was the separation of herself Fl II
;..r own husband and the transfer of
his affections to her sister, sire was
frantically angry. This led from the
highest type OF white civilization TO
the lowest type OF black dcscncracy,
and in the latter Mr.. Charles S. Gill
pin figured with fidelity to the orig
inal that won fulsome praise from all
quarters in recognition of his transcen
dent ability.
JOHN MITCHELL. JR.
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GIGANTIC FEATURE IS ADDED
TO BIG CIRCUS
JOHN MITCHELL. JR.

With Europe's biggest trained ani'
NAL show as one Of many splendid fea.
lures, the Ringing Brothers and Bar
mum and Bailey Combined Shows viii
exhibit afternoon and night at Rich.
mond, Tuesday October IS.
This marvel circus Of 1921 offers tire
greatest congress of attractions in his
tory. Without eliminating any Of the
thousand thrills produced by hundreds
Of the most skillful men and women
performers, the Ringing Brothers
have added. without additional charge
the most sensational Of wild beast dis
plays. Not only viii you sec the art
lists who occupy the three rings, five
stages. the great hippodromc track and
the aerial rigging in tho tent top nut
four spacious steel arenas filled With
wild beasts rs we'll.
Tigers riding peaceably on the
backs Of elephants, black-mancd Afri
can Lions Springing to and from gal
'oping horses, great troupes of polar
bears walking ropes or playing ut see
saw, leopards jumping through hoops
OF fire-these arc some OF the marvt |
GUS things that these wonderful any
mails do. While these beautiful crca-
lures are under absolute control. they
nre presented only in great arenas NJ
steel. Elsewhere in the main tent
you viii sec camels performing much
after the fashion Of horses-an acr
never before presented anywhere
There are five trOupcs of trained seals
whole bcvies Of remarkable dogs. mon
Keys pigs and pigeons. Twcnty-si5
elephants will perform Mt one time.
Others will do tricks at the top OF
high pcdestals and others circle tho
entire tent, kicking footballs MS they
60. Splendid groups OF trained stall
lions, Shetlands and mcnage horses
form another feature. Aside from tho
dumb actors arc fully 600 men and wo
men stars, and nearly 100 clowns. A
gorgeous tournament opens tho pro.
gram. The menagerie. which is entire
ly separate from the animals used in
tho circus performance, Is the biggest
over travelled.
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relief whatever. Finally I heard of
l.. j. Haydcn's Cancer Plaster and
only tried one plaster and can safely
say that I am PERFECTLY cured of
Cancer, which covered tho right side
Of my face, including the car.
Respectfully,
John r WILLIAMS
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Gatarr1 &C., E:se
AkY mHM m IA n lhad caearrh of tho sad
TO THE BAPTIST WOMEN OF
THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
Dear Sisters:-
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At the meeting OF the Women's
Convention, which met in Newport
News. Va, among the many items of
special interest was one, to send our be
loved President. Mrs. l.. w. Tyrrell 20
Africa. which in itself, besides going
into further discussion, bespeaks quite
an achievement for the Women.
Mrs. Tyrrell. besides being President
Of the Women's Educational and Mis-
sionary Convention Of the State O.
Virginia is an untiring Christian Wor
er and Is Representative Woman,
who will not only bring credit to our
Organization, hut her trip win most
assuredly bear much fruit for the up
lift OF Humanity, not only in our State
but generally, for she Is the right wo-
man In the right place ut the right
time.
Therefore. as the plea was made at
our meeting to raise one thousand
$4,000 dollars It Is very necessary
that we let busy to raise this small
sum. which in itself is very Inadequate
10 nhfot the demands Of so EXTENSIVE
trip. SO let us see that every penny Of
this is raised. This plea comes to you
and to me to Individuals and Circles.
therefore. we exhort you. not to nut
of hut give this your undivided at
tentton at once. And we assure you,
that much good win eventually accrue
from the small sacrifice that we are
called upon at this time to make. Let
us make 1t cheerfully and give until
we can fee! an out,pouring OF the Holy
Sn'rit. for It is always more blessed to
gfvo than to receive.
The first Clarion Call was made 70,
Sentemh"r list AS Treasurer of this
Fund we have not had reasons t.,
te"l over enthusiastic over the way
the different organizations or circles
are re7ponding TO this peculiar cause
VIM" some have already sent in their
nor'fon many ot1sors have not vet
needed the call. The second call Is
made for October 1st. Christian Wo
men, may these few REMARKS serve GO
general reminder ad awaken us I.
'ense OF activity. Then let us M. ct
the demand. thereby clearing the way
nv November 1st, for this great vov.
age or our deserving Pres'den'
win every good wish for tho Wo.
manhood OF the State, am.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-10-08
Richmond, Va. July 10, 1916.

INrOtf1lrOIIN, VIZ IVI
L. J. Hayden,
Dear Sir--Tcn years ago I suffered
with rheumatism in my shoulders.
I was unable to raise my hands to
my head, and after using one bottle
OF your Blood Medicine I was com
plctcly cured and have not suffered
with rheumatism since then.
THOMAS JACKSON,
800 N. Madison St.. Richmond, Va.