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' A Dea Moines man had an attack of
muscular rheumatism in his sholder.
A friend advised him to go to Hot
Springs.. That meant an expense of
$10.00 or more. He sought for a quick
er and cheaper way to cure it and he
found it In Chamberlain's Liniment
Three days after the first application
of this liniment he was well. For sale
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Eastern Oregon Studcutg at 0. A. C.
Perfect Mutual Association.
I0U OCGIIT TO KJfOW
this shop, and Us ability to sent
yon best Oar one strongest
desire is to turn ont the best
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ani to price oar services U
meet your satisfaction. We be-
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STUDENTS FORM CLUB.
the required space will foe set aside
for the purpose named.
V Yours truly,
EASTERN OREGON CLUB."
0. C. Brichoux, Prop
Eastern Oregon students at O. A. C.
have formed a club to promote the
welfare of the state and themselves
at the institution. E. B. Stanley is
president, Ellen Canfleld ylce presi
dent, R. C. Day secretary, R. L. Mc-
Kenzle' treasurer and Clara Wallen
reporter. The aim of the club is con
tained and pointed out in a letter to
the Observer from the club officials
This Is what they say:
The students of the Oregon agrl
cultural college from the eastern por
tion of the state have organized them
selves Into a club which to be
known as the Eastern Oregon club
Our present membership is about 90 i
and each member has pledged himself'
to work one or more hours each week
throughout the entire year In the in
terest of the club. . .
Our homes and interests are in Eas tern
Oregon, and the sole purpose of
our organization, is to render service
to that section of the state.
We want to co-operate with you.
Our membership represents every de
partment of the college; agriculture,
domestic science and art, engineering,
commerce, pharmacy and bo on. There
are doubtless many times when yov
are called upon to answer questions
and contribute information - through
the colums of your paper upon many
of these subjects. What we are driv
ing at is this: .When you are asked to
contribute information along the,
neerlng, or any of the work given at
the college, it you will but give us an
opportunity, we shall be glad to ap
point a committee from our member
ship to investigate the subject and ta
collect and forward to you the latest
scientific Information to had on tna..
subject. Only those who are thorough
ly competent those who are special
izing along that particular line will
be placed on these investigating com
mittees. A committee representing the club
has recently waited upon the college
librarian in an endeavor to have set
aside & special section of the college
library for Eastern Oregon literature
exclusively.- We are today Informed)
that the request of our committee has'
been carefully considered, and than
Notice of School Election.
Notice is hereby given to the legtl
voters of School District No. One of
Union county, state of Oregon, that a
special school meeting of said district
will be held at Auditorium of new
high school building in said district
maintenance; and for the other neces
sary expenses of the district, and for
the payment of interest on tie bonded
debt of the district and for the pay
on the 9th day of December, 1911, at' ment of bonds of the district and for
two o'clock in the afternoon for the the payment of the debt of the dis
following objects: to vote on the J trick,
proposition f levying a tax for thai Dated this 28th day of November.
1911. -
J. W.-KNOWLE3,"
Chairman Board: of DIrertort
Attest: ., :'v;V?
ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS,
District Clerk.
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