PAGE 2 LA GRANDE EVBKING OBSlCllVEil, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1911. E4STER MUSIC IN LA GRANDE CHURCHES PREPARED WITH CAREFUL TRAINING Hi.lendor f Knlfrhts Tmidir Gathfrinp, with Band, Orchestral, Choir and Solo Music Sot Alone In Attract. Irenes for Individual Churches to Pwell Especially on Flttin Mus1c 1M of Programs for the Pay. A SEMIJIENT FOR EASTEG-TIDE, Ester exemplifhs the triumph of life. Life is the Bnpreme fact. Let us bellnve only In life! refus ing to be domineered by. the un substantial wraith called death, refusInR to bo diverted thereby from the "upward looking and the light." Then will Easter be to ua the most significant, ths most Inspiring, the most uplift ing of all the days that dawn. Not In man years will Easter1 Sun ter Sunday be - observed with such elaborate religious observance as 'is forecasted for tomorrow. Each church is giving special attention to its Eas ter anthems, chants, recesslonals, and glorias, yet the service that will at tract the great amount of public Inter test will be the Knights Templar ob servances at the high school auditor i Hum when 100 or more Knights of of the audience there. The services. ritualistic, are elaborate the glitter of uniforms and the reading of the re ligious rituals leading up to the ser mon proper win be both aplendid ttnd fitting. The public at large is cordial ly invited to attend these services. At the auditorium these exercises and observances will be carried out: , Onward, Christian Soldier Dnrlnr? the singing of the foregoing song, the Sir Knights will eo'er t.n high school auditorium. column enter ing from either aid.j and marching down sides to rear, then to and down the center aisle, will file right and left Into news. , , ,., Voluntary Orchestra, : ' Pilgrims' Chorus From. Tannbaus er. . - V: Praise Ye the Father Gounod. By the choir of the First PrfBbyterian church and orchestra. First Lesson Nineteenth Psalm. Chanl By the choir and congregation Gloria Patrla. ; , . ,. ..-.. - The Apostles' Creed. Prayer Rev. S. W. Seemann, D. "D., Pastor First Presbyterian church. Anthem The Choir Angelic Ban scombe. By the choir of the First Presbyterian cburch. Scrlturoj Lesson.', . - . Z 4 HyijJA ml Han tne Power, fThe people standing1). ; ' Sermon Eminent Sir S, W. See mann. minister First Presbyterian church. , v Offering. Offertory (Serenade) Schubert. By aL Grande orchestra Benediction by the minister. The congregation will please remain seat ed. The knights will file out of tha pews and march In columns" of twos, preceded by the cross bearer, while the orchestra plavs. Itecesslonal (The War March of the Priests Mendelssohn. ' Membership Akerley'.' E. A.; An drews, A. V.; Bacon, C. T.: Beattle, C. M.; Berry, J. M.: Bldwell, F. A.; BUyleu; V. R.; Buckley, M. J.: Carr. Joseph J.; Chatham, 'C. N.; Church, William J.: Cochran. George T.; Coch ran. CbarleB E.; Davis. E. W.; Davis, F. W.; Duffy, IIarr- A.; Dnmphey. C. 8.: Ewin. Win. H.; -Erlckson. Georga H.; Forstrom, C. J.; Hall. M. K.: Hayes. R. M.; Henry, J. C.; Hilts.". M.j Holmes, E. A.; Holmes, F. J.; Hunter. 8. L.: Jackson. S. M.; Raster, Earl T,: Kiddle, E. U; Ktlpatrick. Frank; Lee, Herbert; Lelfel. A. W.: Lun, Andrew 0.; Matheaon. J. D.; Mc Donald. John; McClure, Win. M.; Mc Crary. J. L.; Moiltor, N.; Murphy. Al bert C; Norris. Chas. II.; Oliver, Tur ner? Parker. George S.; Penlngton, C. C; Reynolds. J. Edward; Robblns. J. H.; Russell. L. H.; Sanders, L. W. Seemann, S. W.j Schafner. Chas. 8cott, James; Smith, J. B.; Sorenson. Martin; Stanley, Fred 8.; Stein, W.T.; Stephenson, B.; Swackhammer. S. O.; Townley. W. J.; Vert, John; Wilson, F. 8.; Wbrchester. J. J.; Wright. W. T.; Wright, W. T. Jr.; Wright. Lucius A. ' Fraternal Dead-tW. F. Butcher. C F. Brown, C; & Crater, J. M. Church. W. H. Carmine. F C. Dobler. J, J. Mc Donald, A. P. Nash. C. RalHton. W. M. Bcott -, ',.: , Easter Rand Concert Easter will be a busy day Indeed, a day Interspersed with music from the t1m the Knights Templnr arrlvft in the morning whpn the local Knights ?ccompanled by the band will greet the guests until 7 o'clock when the last note of the- Initial band concert of the year ends." Manager C. T. Ba con and Thomas Hill, director of the Lb Grande bad have promised an outdoor concert for the people of La Grande and the hour will be from 6 until 7 tomorrow afternoon. ' The concert will b held on Adams ave nue bptween Denot and Elm. This will five almost' a continuous day of mu sic. The numbers lo be rendered by the band tomorrow evening follow: : March "Magnetic" Vander Cook Overture "The Cavalier". .Rolllnson Cornet and baritone solo "Easter Morn"....,............. A. Adam Clogston & He acock. Caprice "In Lovers Land".. Rockwell Serenade "Love in ItSleness". . . . . Macbeth Fantasia Gems of Stephen Foster ............... .i....i.... Tobanl Star Spangled Banner. The L. D. SerrJces. At the L. D. S. tabernacle music pt special nature and an Easter pro gram win oe carrieu out ua iouu; Congregational Hymn.,;," Invocation. Anthem "Easter is Dawning". .Lacy ' ;. V Choir. Addres3 "Why We Celebrate Eas ter", Elder Lawrence Garrlck Reading.. t. Miss Kate Metcalf Tenor Solo "Hosanna" , ...Bralnard C. P. Ferrin. Address. ...President F. S. Bramwell : - Episcopalians Plan Services. In the way of special services the Episcopal church. SL Peter's church, have prepared the following for the the entire day and fiurch announce ments are appended: Easter Day. . . First Eucharist.,......;.. ...8 a. m. Sunday school .............. .10 a. m. Morning Service and Second Eu- , ' charlst 11 a. m. Hymn 116 Christ Our Passover . . ; ... ..... .147 Proper Psalms .2. 57, 111 Gloria Patri' ......... 1, . . X 11, 12, 13 Te Deura In D v. . . . . ... 0. M. Garrett Jubilate ................. 65 Nlcena Creed . . . Hymn .............. 121 Gloria Tibl v- . . ,. . . ; Hymn . . .. .., . . . . ... .". ..... 112 Sermon " ' n ' , ; ' . Anthem "HaOJah! Christ is Ris en .'..... Simper Offertory "Doxology" ........ 0 192 Sanctus Communion Hymn .............. 227 Gloria In Excelsla Hymn ............. .......... k . 115 Evening Service . . . v. . i . . . 5 p. m. The offerings on Easter day will be for meeting our parish missionary ap portionment and assessments. The annual election of vestrymen will be held In the church on Easter Monday at :30 p. m. , The bishop will make his visit : Ion on Low Sunday, April 23d. At the Methodist Church. Though the pastor, Dr. J. D. Gilll lan is out of town, Easter will be fit tingly observed in the Methodist Epis copal church. The following program nnd announcements are given: Tomorrow. Sundav the Sunday schools meets at 9:45, F. H. Green, superintendent. , . The Junior League assembles at 3 p. m., Miss ClIfTord in charge. At 6:30 the Ep worth League has its weekly seHsicn at the church in charge of Miss Hasel Richardson, subject: "Prayer, the Greatest of Missionary Forces." The morning sermon will be by Rev. O. G. Haley, Ph. D.. superintend ent La Grande district. He goes to the Island for the afternoon meeting at 3 o'clock. In the evening he will speak again. N There Is special Easter music pre pared for this service; ',;'... First Presbyterian Chnrch. Morning services will be at the high school auditorium. The com manderles of Baker, Pendleton and La Grande will join in the services. Subject of sermon. Th Easter Fact and Glory. cordial invitation la extended to the public to attend. Evening services in the church. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. A spe cial Easter service will be rendered. Juulor Endeavor services, 4:00 p. m. Iader, MIb Brrk and Mrs. Rit- ter. ." . Christian Endeavor s:rvlce 4:00 p. m. ' Prayer meeting. Thursday 8 p. ra. Baptist Chnrrb, Preaching at the Baptist church to morrow at the usual hours by U W. Goweu; morning subject. "The Un mmioii Trader:" evenlns subject. "Beauty in Bands." Sunday scb.oot.at usual hour. Young people s mejwcs at the usual hour. ..-.... The Catholic Chnrrh. Holy Mass at 8 o'clock In the morn ing and high mass at 10:30 constitute the Easter services for the Catholic church. o L Grand' Nat.k k,,lH nit.-, rh-tt G i- Vi'"1 i denct Mab 33. . and 5ur?v.. ?5xVj.t ttf.?v.nl PVax: 0.tK- Mr Jj Fv.- 32a W. riMMl&MAN 0',evi' P&ykUsK S.a;er CJO Kvvoi " t. aai Piooe; Itw llw P4cI5, Miia S. Rtfuiaeac phoit BUck 551. Successor to Dr, C ' Moore. J. C PRICE, a M. IttSu Ruu 23. La Gnutde National Bank Buliu teg. Phon Black 3W. rR- P. Al CIURLTO.v ,V.ei:oary Sur geoa. 03ce at Mill's Drut Sur La Granda. RestdetK- phone, Ite C); OTee phone. Black 1361; lnd . pendent phon 53: both phones residence. ATT0HXIT8 AT IAW. Classifiedi 4 Advertising I COCHRAN COCnRAN Attom-ys Chaa, E. Cochran and Geo. T. Coch ran. I Grande National. Bant Bldy- La Grande. Oregon. T. XL CRAWFORD Attorney at Law Practice In al Ithe courts of th . State anJ Kalt fat. OnV Ir La Grano Noou&i unuc Mile.. U Ont. Oe.-u. FOR SALE A top buggy Just oewtr painted. A snap if taken at one Inquire at FishEi''s paint shop, or phone Pleasant View Farm 7. M!if FOR SALE Good water barrels. Dutll bakery. -- 4-10-tf FOR SALE Two good homestead re linquishments In Wallowa county Inquire of D, Birchoux. : FOR . RENT Housekeeping rooms. Close in. On ground floor. Inquire 1417 Wash, avenue. Phone Red .' 752. - . 4-5-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Mrs. Roy RynerBon. phone Black 1462. 1620 Sixth street 4-2-tf FURNISHED BOOMS TO RENT lJ . quire Mrs. Harding, 1910 Cedar, Tel phons 1351. 4-11-tf WANTED House of six or seven rooms, close ; to Adams - avenue. Must be modern, one w(ith barn preferred.. Write to Box C. La Grande. T ' 4-12-tf . FOR SALE Second hand cook stove. Eight foot extension dining room ta ble., Inquire at 1411 S. avenue, or Snowflake Bakery. 4-ll-6t In Choosing a bank your decision should be based on a close study of the important factors; its Capital, its Assets, its Policy, its , Board of Directors, . ' , The officers of this bank are among the most solid and conservative business men of this section. They have always been closely identified with the growth and progress of the community. They measure up well, and are in every respect worthy of your confidence. U.S. NATIONAL BANK LA GRANDE, OREGON FOR RENT House partly furnished and two acres of land; 24 bearing fruit trees and small fruit. Inside city limits. Apply at Observer. 4-11-1 Ot FOR SALE Household furniture. In quire Mrs. F. W Pattison, 704 Main street. ' i 4-13-6th WANTED Light , housework with good family; dependable girl. In 'qulre at Observer or phone Ind. 1328. 4-13-6t WANTED To trade One good resi dence lot on 10th street near Adams avenue for good lumber," Inquire 1502 N avenue or see F. G. Schilke. Vv.';;V ': ' ' ' 4-6tf When yo. ",'v a cold r a beW Chamberlain's ;v.nh Remec. It !'.; tMsn bx you up alt tihX nnd wi.'; ;.:..! ny tendency towrd pneumonia, remedy oonlains no opium or oilier nar.N nnd my be given n.t cnr.tidpntly a hui as to in adult. ' 1 i ilcr-iers. PROFESSIONAL D!KECTORT. rnisiaAKS and surgeons. N. MOLITOR. M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Corner Adams Ave. and Depot street Office, Main 68; Resi dence 69. r- A. L. RICHARDSON. M. D. J. W. LOUGHLlN, M. D. V , Drs. Richardson k Loughlin, Physicians and Surgeons. Phot m Office Black 1362; Ind. SS3. Office Hours 9 to 11; 2 to 6; 7 to 8. Dr. Richardson's Res. Main 65; Ind. 31!. Dr. Lourthlln's res.-rMaln 757; Ind. 1297. ',' v'; . 1 . i . C H. UPTON. Ph. Q. M. Ph si Ian and surgeon. Special attention, ic Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat. OOlce Dv. W. C NEI50N Mining Engineei Baker Ctr. Oregon. THE RAKER'S SMILE is a genuine smile of delight when his wares turn out as he likes them. That smile is continuous with us. . Every thing at this bakery is appetizing and toothsome as well as healthful. We respectfully Invite your Inspec tion of our plant at all times; also solicit a' part of your orders. SX0WF1AKE BAKERY, , JAS. FARQUH ARSON, Prop., . . ; 213 Fir St. Ion Mast Try on a Gossard Corset to Realise Why ' It Excels. The Gossard Corset shown here is model O and is for the wom an of full proportions. It makes a solid figure appear slender and graceful. The bust fits close, t without raising the bust when seated. 18.50. Other models $3.50 and $5.00. Mrs. Robert Pattison Phone, black 1481. mm fT3 DR. H. U VNTJVCK.n-Fhy:cIa. t ' , kr v ' ! ' ' . v ... "'Mir or ir.lPORTEDcrJ REGIOTEIIEID ir T7 r L3 GTALLIONO AND 3 DROOD MAREG AT AMBROSE BEARD'S BARW, ALBANY, LtWW CO OREGON 40 IMPORTEO AN O NATIVE BRED REGISTERED PERCHERON AND -CERMAN COACH STALLIONS AND MARES. These bones were purchased from the beat breeder aad Importer! to the United States and oat of the rery beat families and how hards. They vera bred in one of the great horse centers of the world. We do not claim to have all the prize W1BOUSV1 r laHMI ... ww. www., " -" vh .uw.ww.nwau. v. J J I mooev. Why not come where yon can my horses at "oar own pries, and ever- one of them is for sale, and will be sold for the hip- dollar, instead of (Toing where there are only a few for sal, and half of them aresnppoaed to be kept for their own use, on less a fancy price is paid. Tli.u kuut arai aa urida aa a wsa. and a number of them welirh over tvn thnua. and Bounds. FARMERS, is this not oneofyonr best opportunities to secure g-ood stallions and mares at yoar own price? These horses are fresh, right off the farm, subject to no disease and ready to goto work. -j ' It was the Percheron horse that mads Illinois famous as a horse center. TERMSl CASH, unless satisfactory arrangements are made with the Clerk before the sale. Catalogs ready April 8, 1911. Horses can be seen' at barn after April 8. Address all com siaalcations to J. M. Clark, care Beard's Barn, Albany, Oregon. J. M. CLARK, A. J. DODSON, CEO. W. STUBBLEFIELD ALBANY, OREGON ' 5 1 , Perry . Pneumatic , ' Water Systems, Samsci; ! Wind Mills, Deming Pumps, Richardson & Boynton ) Warm Air Furnaces, Pipe Valves and Fittings, Guv a n i ait tt: J fi-.n a iers, numDing x mures 01 ah xuuus, x uu assuii rment of Nickel Trimmings. . ' BAY 6 ZWEIFEl : PLUMBERS, HEATERS, SHEE1 MEUl WORKtRS The George Palmer my Lumber Compa amJ4iWwAsfaiti jfcW jacJw-teij Retail Department We solicit your orders for Shingles, Rubberoid Roofing, Deadening Felt, Building Paper : We are prepared to furnish and deliver material, promptly. Phone Main 8. I Martin & Bradtey SANITARY PLUMBING black 3482 NEXT DOOR TO CITY HALLV filt'l I I T 11 I t 1 1' til H H j . f f f t 9 J. H. PEARE, La Grande's Leading Jeweler OppesHe U. 8. Lail Office A dams Ifewe, I ms Fresh Hand-Rolled Choco lates Can't Be Beaten SSlSlMillSSN Seeds Buy thm It BUIK uf 5.e mcntf. We t ,fce ies, a). ,.. uium, ccas, aso timothy, Closer. MMa. etc Walers-Slanchfiel&fo I EXCLUSIVE AGEHTS