La Grande evening observer., June 27, 1908, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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We regard it as highly Improbable
that the Weston Normal will even be
considered ' except as to strengthen
ing the school, when the board of re
gents meets in Salem next Tuesday.
There will probably always be two
Normals in the state, divided as it Is
by the Cascade tn&iintains. As long; as
we have these schools at all, Weston Is
the logical location in eastern Ore
gon. , Durins the past year, there were
more students enrolled at Weston,
and there will continue to be, until
such time as the western . Oregon
schools kro consolidated.' We venture
the assertion that the board of regents
will not even consider the abolish
mcnt of the Weston school.
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MONEY
SAVING
Furniture and
House Furnishing
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! ALL ODDS AND ENDS in Crockey; Granite Ware, Tin Ware, an i Hard Ware AV.
V Sold at ONE-HALF PRICE. ALL ODD PIECES cf Furniture 1-5 to 1-2
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A daughter of a prominent pioneer
family who a In attendance at the
-meeting of the pioneers, doubtless ex
pressed feelings held by all of the
on and daughter of the pioneer of
thia county, and that Is while she en
joys these meeting- and nominally her
name appear upon the records of the
association, which entitle her ' to
wear a badge, yet she doe not feel
just right or thst she Is really entitled
to such honors. She takes the position
that she is not a pioneer In the true
sense cf the word. The fact that she
was born here and grew Into woman
hood here, was through no choice on
her ;n.-t. Therefore the pioneer spirit
' that thillled the breasts of the true
pioneer never coursed through her
eins. 8he suggested that an auxil
iary organization to be composed of
the rens and daughters of pioneers
be T-frtt-ftrd, and meet Jointly ' with
the pioneers and that the two organi
sations work hand In hand, and a the
old pioneers drop out, their memories
and deeds may thus be perpetuated.
The Observer believe the sugges
tion Is well taken and that at the
neit Tloneer reeling, providing the
Pioneers' association look with favor
on the Idea, it con'd r-o arnngci
The columns of The Oh"vrr n v--to
any and all who might holn be'??!
this about, or show why It shot-Id not
be.
THE KM
The Fourth of July celebration com
mittee met last night, and aside from
contracting for the balloon ascension
pent the time mainly in going over
the plan that have matured, and dis
cussing the arrangement that have
already been made,; Just now, there
are some features of the celebration
that are' not fully arranged for, but
the work will be finished by next
Tuesday morning, and then the pro
gram In full will be given to the pub
lic. The parade will be the most elab
orate ever seen In eastern Oregon, and
only unpropltlou weather can pre
vent a brilliantly successful celebra
tlon In every particular.
Fifteen year ago our people de
plored the fact that we hd no park
or shade which every city requires for
public occasions. We today are no
Bearer, the solution of the problem
than we were 16 years ago, and there
are no Indications that we will be
during the next 1$ years. This wnste
of time border almost upon criminal
neglect.
Pioneer Pay can always be depend
ed upon to bring a rnln. Thi few
shower yesterday were sufficiently
modest to not Inconvenience those In
attendance, but sufficient to maintain
Its record as sure rnlu-maki-r.
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Imbler being In the center of the
Valley and cany nf orcr from all
points, there undoubtedly v. Ill be an
unusually lorge attendance on Pioneer
Pay next year. )
1UUF.ILETS.
Baker City will have a "platoon" of
mounted police July 4th. Better than
that, they will have a baby parade.
Walla Walla brewers are ni-CDar-
mg to furnish us and other dry
towns, with near-beer.
The Dalles Cherry fair begins next
Tuesday. They have cherries, but' not
our kind "the latest on the market
and tho best la the world" with ecol
ogies to Stacklund Bros.
Elgin stores will close on the
Fourth.
The Walla Walla Bulletin wants th-
blg lead of La Crunde cut down ho
that the contest for the pennant will
be more exciting. Why not contest for
second place? .The fans here rather
like things a they erf. We would
not object to .900 In the percentage
column. If that will do you any good.
A Dover, Delaware, firm. Is offering
100 acre of land, good for farming,
convenient to two stations, 9-room
dwelling, outhouses, 800 fruit trees,
some wood, this year' corps, all for
13800. That property I not In Ore
gon. The house alone must be worth
the money, but perhaps It I haunted.
H SWEEPING REDUCTIONS in all our Standard Furniture, Linoleum, and Carpets for CASH h
Liiieral Tcrms to the Installment : f j
Patrons Come and see what our : .:
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GASRSAbE
WiH Save You In Furnishing the HomeA Pleas
ure to Show Our Goods -Come and see them
P. B. HAISTEN
Phone Black 641
213 FIR STREET
'Phone Red 1161
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PROGRAM FOR OLD VETS
!( Ill Id IA1M&
THREE DAYS TEEM WITH SOMETHWQ IJIIERESTIW f OR
YISITING SOLDIERS
HEADQUARTERS IS ARMY TENT OH ADAMS AVENUE
WANT STORES CTXSKD.
Aimnaeiiient Coininltlee l'xtrml I'r
Kiit IU4Ut to C'liwei on Fourth.
Ttio committee arranging for the
Fourth of July celebration earnestly
requests all buulne? house to close
their iloors at 10 o'clock anil remain
closed for the luy. This arrangement
seems to meet almost unanimous siitls
fiicllon and will uVubt!e be adhered
to.
ntgh-graile pl::ii 9 for sn!o vei
chi n p. WouM exchange for gooj
tcftn. Trot. HcndrlcVs. S-23-7-5
Steward's Opera House j
D. H. STEWARD Proprietor and Manager
TuoMlhts j
Ccm. Monday June 29
Clianic of Program Nlhtly
Tha Crigira! , (ulii(!n'$ Tl-.e King of
Tha Only . them all
The Best , mm Calculated '
Always NASHVILL t0 ploaco
Gives children
Satisfaction.' V STUDENTS from C to Go
Tre, show that has gained the reputation of tcins
tie Strongest Slulij and Dancir.j Show in Amcrioa.
...... Prices 10c 2Qcand,30c.,,,,,
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Froth the hour that the visiting oh!
soldiers have registered at the army
tent on Adam avenue, adjoining the
Durzlnh building, until the last exer
cise of the Woman' Relief Corps day,
there will be omethlng for every mo
ment of the time that the Eastern
Oregon Old Soldiers' association
meets here July 1 to t. Inclusive.
The program committee, composed j
of members of tho Oliver F. Morton
post, have drafted a three-days pro
gram that Is filled Willi Interesting
numbers. It Is expected that over 50
old soldier form eastern Oregon will
he here on the first day, and that
more will be straggling In during the
evening of the opening day. The ar
my tent will bo located at the arbor
to be ned for roarth of July pur
poses, and at this tent lll bo the
headquarters.
( The program as published herewith
Is complete except In that It doesrio!
provide for the morning of V. K. C
ay OthiTwi-e the following ll-t ol
events will cover tho crgjnlTatlon'f
reunion:
np rmsriiin,
July 1 IleKlKtratlon and reerptlon.
July's C.rimJ Army Duy. M:30 a.
m.. at the arbor.
.Music, U D. 8. band.
Opening prayer, Chapliln John
Oliver.
Vocal solo.
AdJre of Welcome, Mayor M. K.
Hull.
j:epone. Oen. A. J. Oomlbrod.
Qunrtet, Messrs. Williams. Cochran,
Cletiv" and Cochran.
Addrens. Charles Cochran.
J I M.. at Tnlfr-rnix-k.
Music. U !. B. band.
Prayer, Chaplain Oliver.
Vocal solo, Gertrude Imogen IIul
I'T.
Heading. Mr. E. C. Moore.
Hong. L. 1. 8. quartet.
Addrens, ttev. W. II. Olbsim.
Vocul nolo, Mi Jay Van Buren.
Addt. Mr. Cora Davis.
Pong by audience, "Btar Bpanglei
Unnner.
4:33 p. m. tvtlness meeting a
ten!.
7:10 p m., rstrpf're at tent.
July S, W. R. C. Day.
2 p. r.t., at tabernacle.
Optnlng rrayrr, C. A. R. chaplata.
Vocal solo, Mr. Richardson.
Address of welcome, Mrs. Cross.
Response, president of Union corps.
Vocal solo, Gertrude Imogene Hal
ley. Reading "Columbia,! Mr. E. C.
Moore.
Vocal olo, Mrs. J. F. Corbett. '
Recitation, member of Union corp.
Vocal solo, Mr. O. E. Sllvcrthorn.
Address, member of Unoln corps.
Recitation, member nf Union corp.
Song "America," by all, standing.
Music will be furnlnhed during the
scsplon by the L. D. S. band.
The- annual business meeting will
follow the afternoon sHslon.
GREAT HACKS ON.
tNiuclikcrjiKlo Water Sports Held With
Splendid Weather Conditions.
RouRhkeepole, K. Y.. June 27. Ideal
weather this art-rnoon prevailed at
tho lo'ercolli elate rcsnlta oi the Ilud
on river. Tho water is smooth and
the air clear. The city Is full of vis
itors an.' the weit shore is lined with
tpectntois. Tho five crcwi nre evenly
nntihed. Tha elehts of Syracuse.
A'lconln, Pennsylvania and Colum
bia nre reported In fine condition for
he former event, the elffht-pareil race.
Ml will row down stream and finish
at the same pUare, one mile below
Pnughkeepsle bridge.
Syracuse won the .'varsity four
ared race, with Pennsylvania second,
ott the li.dgrs disqualified them glv
ng sec.nd place to Columbia. Offl
Inl time for wlnnors. 10 minute 12
(-S seconds.
Cornell won the freshmen eight
ared event by four length. Syracuse
ras (econd, Columbia third, Wiscon
sin (the only wester crew entered In
'.i Poughkeepsle regatta) fourth,
Pennsylvania fifth.
SARdENT TO
DALLAS TEX.
W. B. Sargent, past exalted ruler of
the La Orande lodge of Elks, Waves
this city early next week to attend the
grand lodge of Elks at Dallas, Texas.
The representative Is due In San
Francisco on July 4, and from there
ho goes directly to Dallas.
The grand lodge continues for three
days, tluiing which time, there will be
thousand of Elks as delegates, and
mnny others who attend for the pleas
ure of the thing. The eight or nine
lodges In Oregon will each send a representative.
GWIXJf PRESIDENT AGAIV,
Pendleton Banker Again Heads Oregon
State AMMX'lutlon.
Salem, June 27. Muntle B. Gwlnn,
president of the Pendlton Savings
bank, was today elected president of
the Oregon Bankers' association at a
meeting Just before noon, 8. L. Blair
of Baker City, Is one of those elected
to tho executive committee. An effort
will bo made to extend the association
In Oreeon. The convention adjourned
at noon.
I'lne Song at Hie Pastime.
"Take Mo With You In Your
Dreams," sung by Sherwood Williams
st the Pastime, la one of the fin.et
songs of the season. It promise to be
the most popular hit since "School
Duys."
That Is every man' country where
ho lives best. Aristophanes.
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Two Prank Today.
Henry Brown and John Mnsler were
funded Up Today for Being Drunk
.and Disorderly. Thejr were fined
10 each by Recorder Cox.
'OR SALE Cheap; . automobile, I
hor power runabout. In flrat-claa
repair. For particular and price.
Inquire t thl orrice. " dw-:i-lm
II N Ceorco V.'ajJjmjrton,
I the Amcrion Revo-
unon na its con-
3uring gsne.-sl( in
ohn Adsms its In-
trcnld ervsntmn In
Jefferson itt bold puilowipher
and in Madison its com true t-
t statesman.
He it was who caused to ba
deeply imbedded In our hi t
law those vital and fundamsut
al gxierantn'-s of life, proper
ty and personal liberty.
la private lifa lie wis ex.
tretnely social yet truly tem
Derate drinking good mall
beer and wine in strict modera
tion. Onc,wheti sick in bed, he
' caused his couch to be wheel
ed near the dining-room door,
that be might call to hi acting
representative al the festive
Board! "Doctor are you pass
ing trie bottl7 Do your dt ty,
doctor, or I
your ci)
whir yo
Justly named "TbeFotWof
tlie CfniHtntion,u he difd at
eighty -five. When shall kia
belerfoUeaJ
Seiai4i7 e etw7 statveni Oav.
a H-fr Km
Tm r,wWftllt RMajra
lOr.yl...IW.m.m.Ma.
HE drink that
delights your
Delate and aids
the digestion of
your food.
Drink the drink of
your forefathers; the
drink of. the noblest
men that ever Iivel;
the drink of the great
triumphant nations;
the pure, nourishing
and refreshing juices
cf American barley
fields; the home drink
cf all civilized nations.
THE KING OF ALL
BOTTLED BEERS
. tattled Oal, aloe
SER-B3Sni BREWER! :
St Louis, Mo.
Cmm wish Cwe Case
U. LOTTE3.
. Matlhie
U Grande, Or.
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