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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1910.
COUBSES OF STUDY TAUGHT A'D
THEIB ARIM.XGEMEXTS.
Eupcriatcndent Advise Parents
Aid Students la Selection.
to
Extreme care, caution and co-operation
between pupil and parent Is
necessary and essential at the open
ing of the school year In the selec
tion of courses and branches of study
to be carried. Superintendent Stout
advises the students to' make careful
eiecuon oi ueir courses ana to aia
me parents in assisting their children
la this Important matter The Ob-
eerver publishes the appended list:
j . 'h. ... 1
or courses ana me studies tney com- -
prlso, planned and specified by the
head of the school system:
Classical Coarse.
First year El. Algebra, Greclau
I
History, English and Latin.
Second Semester El. Algebra, Ro
man History, English and Latin.
Second Year Plane Geometry,
English, Latin, Mediaeval History.
Second Semester Plane- Geometry,
Third Year English, Physics, Lat
in, Advanced Algebra or German or
French.
Second Semester English, Physics,
Latin, Solid Geometry or German or
. French. .' ,
Fourth Year English, U. S. His
tory, Latin, Economics or German or
French.
Second Semester English, Civics,
Latin, Astronomy or Higher Algebra,
or German or French.
Scientific Course.
First Year El. Algebra, ' Grecian
History, English, Physical Geogra
phy. ' v '
Second Semester El. Algebra, Ro
man History, EngliBh, Physiology. .
Second Year Plane Geometry, Eng
lish, Botany, Mediaeval History.
Second SemesterPlane Geometry,
English, Botany Modern History. ',
Third Year English Physics, Ad
vanced Algebra, German or French.
Second Semester English, Physics,
German or French, Solid Geometry.
Fourth . Year English, U. S. Hla-
PEOPLE
OREGON
it h now
UP TO YOU
The popular COLONIST FARES
will again be In effect between
September 15th, and October 15,
during which period tickets to La
Granae will be on sale daily from
CHICAGO at . . $33.00
ST. LOUIS . . . 32.00
OMAHA . . ; . 25.00
KANSAS CITY . , 25.00
ST. PAUL . . ; 25.00
and from other cities correspond
ingly low. These are Westbound,
one-way fare only,' but anyone
here can PREPAY for relatives
or friends in the East, if desired.
Consult your local railroad ag
ent. NOW IS
THE TIME
to let the world know of our vast
resources and splendid opportun
ities for HOME BUILDING. Write
to everyone you know In the
East. Send them good Instruc- "
tite printed matter, and tell them
that the cost of getting here Is
but little more than half the us
ual coBt. and to call on a repre
ntV!w o' O. R. ft .N. Co.,
.-v: v.; -i; i ' Information, or
ii''T-ssa .
WM. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent
PORTLAND, OREGON
tory, , German or French, Chemistry
or Geology or Economics".
Second Semester EngliBh, Civics,
Geramn of French, Chemistry or As
tronomy orHIgher Algebra.
) . Commercial Course.
I First Year EL Algebra, Grecian
; History, EngliBh, Com. Arithmetic
i and Business Forms.
I Second Semester EI. Algebra, Ro
man History, English, Common Geog'
, raphy.
- Second Year Plane Geometry, Eng
lish, Bookkeeping, Mediaeval History
Second Semester Plane Qeometry,
: English, Bookkeeping, Modern His
itory.
Third Year English, Physics, Ad
, vanced Algebra, ' Stenography and
Typewriting. .'
( Second Semester English, Physics
Bookkeeplug, Stenography and Type
writing,
Fourth Year English, U. S. His
tory, Economics, Stenography and
Typewriting.
Second Semester-English, Clcics,
Commercial Law. Stenography and
Typewriting.
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K. of P. Meeting.
The Knights of Pythias will hold
an Important meeting Monday night.
Air members are requested to be
present.
Sets New Record.
Boston, Sept. 12 Clifford Harmon
today borrowed Graham White's aero
plane and made an 18 minute trip in
which he established a record. Har
mon circled the course In seven min
utes 47 4-5 seconds a record for slow
ness and scored 12 points In bomb
throwing contests.
AGAIN IN THE CITY
Now Tod Have the Opportunity to
Consult
DR. W. H. KEATING
. OF SALT LAKE
The Well Known Eyesight Specialist
If you have defective eyesight or
Improperly fitted glasses. Dr. W. H
Keating is not a stranger as he has
visited your city for the last six years
and will visit here regularly in the
future every three months and can
furnish you many references in La
Grande. He also grinds and makes ev
ery pair of glasses he fits and carries
the latest Instruments for making a
thorough examination of the eye.
SOW AT HOTEL SOMMER. Don't
wait, do It now. Oftice hours from 1 i.
. "til J m. . .
J
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iiniDiis
EMEKTJ1ISE FA IB THIS SEASON
WILL BE GOOD.
Management Has Matters Well in
' Hand for Wallowa County Fair.
Enterprise, Ore., Sept. 12 (Special)
The most of the stalls and sheds for
the housing of live Hock during the
Wallowa County Fair here, were prac
tically completed. Saturday last. Work
will now be begun on the big ampl
tbieatre and afterwards on the exhibi
tion hall. At least that is the pres
ent intention. The exhibits from over
the county are being arranged 'with
such completeness that the Fair com
mittee will be compelled to provide
enlarged space for the exhibits! This
is what the Fair committee wants
to do, however, as they realize that
the real Buccess of. the Fair depends
largely, almost wholly, upon the com
pleteness of its exhibits.
Plenty of Amusements
Visitors will not want for plenty of
amusement here during the whole of
Fair week, beginning September 26.
4 no mail uiocm tutu utty ui ilia fair
will be made from a distance of' 80
feet. A whole array of carnival shows
will be running full blast, each with
a big program of good, clean 'attrac
tions. Other shows will also be in op
eration. The Madison Square Stock
company will appear at the opera
house each" night during the Fair
Races of several different classes, in
cluding a three-day relay race of fif
teen miles, a daily live Btock sale
which will probably be the biggest
live stock sale ever held in eastern
O-egon, and a hundred and one dif
ferent attractions are forthcoming.
Programs will be sent out this week
by the. Fair' committee. In an 'inter
view witfo President A. C. Miller about
the Fair,-that gentleman said; "If we
have good weather during Fair week,
there will be thousands in attendance.
From the present outlook I can see
the biggest Fair ever held In the his
tory of the country, and this will be
the best advertisement possible for
this county and for East Oregon. We
expect hundreds of people from Wash
ington and western Oregon.'
Jfotlce of Dissolution. .
Notice Is hereby given that the La
Grande Meat company has been dis
solved by mutual consent and that! M.
J. Hally withdraws from the firm. The
outstanding bills will be collected by
and the firm will be managed by Fred
Boch and Paul Rohr.
FRED BOCH.
M. J. HALLY,
PAUL ROHR,
ELI BREVITIES
Elgin, Ore. Sept. 10 (Special) El
gin public schools opened Monday the
5th, for the year 1910-11. with an en
rollment of about 300 pupils.
This is a very good attendance tor
the beginning of the term, others will
register later in the season when the
farm work 1b over.
Supt. Bailey has charge of the school
and will be assisted by an able corps
of teachers.
J. Dobbins, the well known sheep
man of Enterprise, shipped 23 dou
ble deck car loads of sheep from the
local stock yards Thursday. ,
A number of girls were employed by
the Commission company this week
packing apples to be shipped to out
side points. ' . , 1
Mrs. John Rhoads returned Thurs
day from a visit with relatives at En
terprise. ,
Lee Bell Is out from Wallowa on
a visit:
Mrs. August Hug who left Thurs
day for an extended visit to California
for her health, was taken Quite ill in
La Grande and was forced to post
pone her trip and return home until
he Is better able to travel.
E. L. Wiley from Wallowa was a
vlBltor In our city Thursday.
Jul. Roesch of La Grande was In our
city Friday,
The Hallgarth BIdg., and the Presby
terian church are being greatly Im
proved by a new coat of paint.
O. R. ft N. Agent Bryant Is confined
Opening the great tailoring Me
Displaying everything in Suiting and Over
coatings that is correct and desirable for
Fajl and Winter 1910.
Jpecial representative of the
Wear Clothes specially made for YOU at
the price of hand-me-downs.
Suits and
day
M
onday
TDUE If AODSIOIE (fAOGS
to his home this week on account of
sickness.
Mrs. Brooks from Summerville
was a guest at R. C. Mays home last
Thursday.
Miss Lillian Morris left today for
Seattle. ;
Ed. Morris from Portland is here
to attend today's shoot. -.
A number of young ladies surpris
ed Miss Lula Hackett with a shower
party Friday evening in honor of her
approaching marriage. The evening
was spent in playing games, after
which refreshments were served. Ev-ery-one
reports a very enjoyable time.
Miss Hackett was the recipient of
many beautiful gifts.
MACHINERY BREAKS TWICE IX
TEN DAYS.
Hard Quality of Rock Make Trou
ble With Rock Crusher Plant
Unusually hard grades of rock used .
in the foundations for bltullthlc'
pavement In this city is responsible
for considerable trouble with the rock
crusher. For the second time In ten
days the7 rock crusher was put out of
business with broken machinery and
no "hot stuff" was poured today again.
The rock used is so hard that it
breaks without creating dust which is
very desirable In securing sufficient
finer grades of rock for finishing.
But the crews were not Idle for
grading on Depot street which will be
HARD ROCKS ARE
TROUBLESOME i
THE : BIG DAY
Overcoats $15 to S40
Tue
sday
and Thursday
This Sale Continues
15." ' " 'I' 1 "' "
II " " --HUM
Fresh Shipment
DILL PICKLES and
SARATOGA CHIPS
SNO
paved immediately, was taken up this
morning. The company is running
shorthanded and the breakdown to the
machinery did not stop progress any.
where except In the laying of the hot
stuff. Bitumen will be poured tomor
row again.'
Band Dance Wednesday,
The members of the La Grande
Band will give another of their popu
lar dances at the Elk's hall next
Wednesday night A ten piece orches
tra will be in attendance and a good
time Is assured to all.
Tons; lYar Lets Up.
San Francisco, Sept 12-Chlnatown
w
edne
s-
of
DGRAS'S
is quiet today following last night's
outbreak of warring tongs In. which
two men were shot in a running street
flgfit. Neither victim died and no fur
ther disorder is expected until the
outcome of the. injured men is ascer
tained. The shooting last nla-ht was
tha first time ia eleven years that the
Chinese waged their war on the open
streets. So fr five were killed In this
war.
.Vh.:iKw On aill nature .re nlmva ia- '
liHcWul. Chamberlain's C:1. iUm.i
en on this .lan. ;t )(K)6en, rv.
lines U l',.niopet.8theaecreuonsiind aiJa