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LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON.
THHHT
TO PARK
A If JUDGEMENTS LOOKING
WARD SUCCESS MADE.
TO-
park already made pretty with lagoons
and bridges.
i Splendid camping facilities are pro
vided, for which early reservations
should be made. ;
Beaver creek water will be piped to
the grounds, Insuring sanitary water
supplies.
These are only a few of the attrac
tions polng to make the chautauqua a
big success. . ' .
Electric lights Along Entire Approach
Also Assured.
' Every town within 100 miles of La
Grande will be billed with second an
Dual chautauqua posters, which hnve
just come off the press. The towns In
Wallowa, Umatilla and Baker rountlen
especially will be- so taken care of
that every citizen in these counts
will be more or less familiar with the
nature of the chautauqua.
S. Many things that will o to make up
a perfect chautauqua are now under
way. The streets will be lighted with
electric lights, a very desirable feature
for nieht traffic to and from the
grounds.
Arrangements for a 10-cent fare to
the grounds are practically comple ej.
, Contracts have been let tor tTie con
struction of auditorium, restaurant
and ticket office buildings.
, New driveways will be graded at the
Australia Pattens Uncle Sam.
Washington, June 20. (Spclal)
With the District of Columbia as a
model, Australia Is about to establish
a federal district, which shall be un
der the control of the central govern
ment and shall include a city ranking
with the finest In the world. All the
legislation of the Comon wealth of Aus
tralia will be conducted and It will be
the official residence of the governor
general. Plans for the streets and parks and
the designation of the sites for 36 pub
lic br.'Idtngs, says a report from the
Unite State consul. John F. Jewell,
at Melbourne, have been thrown open
to world-wide tiompttitlon. Engineers,
architects or geniuses of any profes
sion or none at all, who feel that they
can master the mammoth and fascinat
ing problem may enter the contest.
The prizes to be given are: for the
design first In merit, $8,750; second,
$3,700 and third, $2,500. Elaborate in-
man
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- - " ECONOMY JARS.
-Second Hand 85c, New $1.25 J
Pints
Quarts .;Second Hand $1.10, New $1.50
Half Gallons ... J... ...Second Hand $1.30, New $1.75 J
Economy Caps '.. . ........ 20c
conomy Clamps ....;:..;..l..;... . .; ...;.,.10c
Pints
Quarts .,.
Half Gallons ....!
Schram Caps
SCHRAM JARS.
................... Second Hand 85c, New $1.(
.. Second Hand 1.10, New
.Second Hand $1.30, New l
formation will be furnished Jo person
of proper responsibility. This will In
clude topography, rainfall and temper
ature of the federal capital and sur
rounding district
Thirtysflve public buildings to be
erected and the sivclflcatlona provide
for an elaborate system of parks.
iiFiK!IK
WOULD HATE AIL MASOXS IIAYE
A BOY FRIESD.
"Make Companion of Some Hoy Is
. Admonition to Members.
Spokane, Wash., June 20. (Special)
Members of the Masonic order
throughout the northwest today are
discussing the suggestion by Jeremiah
Neterer of Bellihgham, In his annual
address as grand master at the 54th
session of the grand lodge pf Wash
ington In Spokane, that each attract
the confidence of a boy and direct hiin
Into ways of right. It Is expected that
most of the 175 lodees In state, with
16,500 members enrolled, will adopt
the plan before the year Is ended.
"I believe that If such a movement
war launched hr the Masons in this
Jurisdiction," Judge Neterer said, "In
tense would be the Interest and great
would be the result and pleasure In
much constructive work In real char
acter building. . ,
"The exists a necessity for whole
some influence and fraternal co-operation
in behalf of hoys. The course
of ' conduct and treatment of many
boys at home, and by the public should
be changed. Worthy examples should
be presented and wholesome sentiment
created. Yo- " I
will nj
en.
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This Store Sells Goods of Proven
worth at Reasonable Prices
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Starting twenty years ago, in a modest w ay, it has grown to its present size by sel
ling merchandise of merit only, at prices that are always fair and reasonable. In ;
CUT l0!lg bllSJIlSSS C2.r??r In TzZ QTnd'?, Vf lj?.y? limA hv AwnoriftnrA t.Vlft various ;
lines of household goods that give the most lasting satisfaction, and have retain
ed only such lines as we can conscientiously recommend to our customers. Ev- ;
ery article in this great store i3 sold with the understanding that it must prove
just as represented, or your money back. .Our terms are most liberal. Cash or '
. credit. . "" :' :-'V-T---i'..--..,.v.-rj.!.:. -v.;-.-.--."'.,;. -.r
MASON JARS.
Pints ...... .........:.........i. Second Hand 50c,; I
.' Quarts ......Second Hand 65c, I
Half Gallons : Second Hand 85c, Ne
Boyd's Porcelain Lined Caps ..;
Second Hand Jara, all Kinds
Jelly Glasses, Round Bottom
Jelly Glasses, Tumblers ...
........ Verv C:
40c 13
45c Do
VACUUM JARS.
Clamps 10c, Rubbers 17 l-2c, Caps 17 l-2o. ,
F. D. 'Haisten
Furniture on Easy Payments
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WE SELL
UNIVERSAL RANGES GLOBE WERNICKE BOOKCASES
FIRELESS COOKERS HARTFORD RUGS AND CARPETS.
AND POWER WASHERS KINDEL PARLOR BEDS.
IMPORTED & DOMESTIC LINOLEUMS
MIRY arid :CA
Complete Housefurnishers
ACRE LOTS IN
WE CARE LITTLE
What Amount You Earn
whether it be ten dollars a week or ten
dollars a day-the fact still remaln,;thtt
ome part of your income should be tared
Ibis bank will be glad to assist
you in Saving for the Future
IX S. National Bank
. LA GRANDE, OREGON
Our Certificates Draw 4 Per Cent Interest from Dat m
Us,
new of
public school music, uis u en n(UU1 to,
the summer session curriculum at the
Oregon Agricultural college thU year,
and Miss Mabel A. Garrett, supervisor
of must at Baker, has been Secured as
Instructor for the work. v
Miss Garrett Is a graduate of the
Thomas school at Detroit, Mich., and
has had considerable experience In
music Instruction since completing her
work there. There will be no addition
al fee for the work, the only expense
In the entire summer session's work.
In addition to the cost of board and
room, being the regular $5.00 registra
tion fee which covers th clerical ex
' pt nse of registration.
I fn Mnnnrtlnn with thft mihl1r school
muBlc Instruction, teachers may also
secure training In methods of teach
ing public schoq drar ln. Four cours
wUl be offered, in. line drawing.. light
and shade, water colors, and outdoor
sketchng.
rilABMICS IIAYE FIUT AT O. A. C.
Chapter of National Medlco-Pharmle
Society Installed. 1
Oregon Agrlcultura College, Corval
11a, Ora, June 20. (Special) A chap
ter of the Kappa Pal fraternity to ba
known as Beta Zeta chapter, has just
been Installed at the Oregon agrlcul
tural college with a charter member
ship of 11 men.
Lyl V. Hendricks and A. Harry
Nltschke of Eta chapter, Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy., and Bert Pen
nlneton of Deta Gamma chapter, Unl
verslty of California, conducted the
Installation and Initiation exercises,
and were afterwards guests of honor
at the nstallatlon bannuot at the Jnitl
.atlon banquet at the hotel Julian. They
i told something of the history of the
society which, founded in 1879, Is not
only one of th oldest medlco-phar-
i rule fraternities In the country, but
also one. of the leading societies of Its
aclass, having la Us membership many
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ADDITION
are Now Selling at $500 Per Lot
$50 Down and $10 Per Month. No Inter
est, No Taxes: Price includes the planting
of lot to orchard, and the care of same un
til final payment is made. More profit on
your investment in sight than on any' prop
erty in or about La Grande.
LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO;
Foley Hotel Block
of the best known physicians and Corvallls; E. O. Calloway, Spokane,
pharmacists la the country. ( Wash.; L. A. Prescott. Seattle, Wash.;
' The charter members of Beta Zeta .L. M. Oerdes, D. M. McClalre, and Jo
chapter are Clarence M. McKelllps, sepa O. McKay, Portland; C. W.
Strong, Medford; F. H., MaGlll.'and
H. M. Peery, Springfield; Ford A.
Hand, McMlnnville, and W. J.'Thoru
ton, Roseborg.