La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 01, 1913, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EI0HT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1913. mm mi Ell JULY 1 Chautauqua Odds - and Ends VOLUNTARY OBSKKVEK IHJKTKS WORK. COM- Kffwt la ltv CmwUI Club Tk Up Work I Md. ChuUuqu Grounds, July 1. Scvn or eijht nw tents wnt up ys trdy sotn by out of town popl. A fw nor additions ar expctd to day and those will practically com plete th tent city. vTh domestic art class this morn I injt wm civen a demonstration in the Rainfall durini? Juna in Union eoun. cuttw and nttmff of a tin from a ty xras a record breaker, topped off Pw. Remember it is ot yet too with a nearnekHidburst that awept " J""1 "s popr t. ... over a part of the valley yesterday af i . . formxvn, but all Eastern Oregon is in who hl,v Ptwntaed the cro- th same record clas. The terrific h hlv tM th th.v could rain pwtonUy aftertww swept to the wfoJT program and feel perfectly iwrth of the riwr by Island City to-: n" thJr fhilJwn w itt ward Cove, but fcwtjftt violence befor Sewral used last niht with reachoixg Cov, . ' jood satisfaction to all concerned, i After txlay there will be no official . ... . . " T : " . ... ."' rvords takvHi of climatic conditions in ' "h attendance at the Chau tauqua was somcwnat namperea oy the ram, but those who did attend were jriven a rare treat in the con cert jrfven by the Sierra quartet. The program cvnisW-f heavy opera numbers and was well rendered. i I Grande unle&s the Commercial club takes it iu hand, W. A. Vorstell. who has served aa volunteer observer for yean and has kept extremely com plete the record of weather and rain fall, finds he can do it no longer and valuable r&wvU wtU be broken ana -nvMhrvd unless sonvethmjr i dcme K take ,up the work where Mr, Wor tfif leave it. 4.t it a voluntary prop oitkvn etire!y hut of extreme value to the community in compiling climat ic racojrds. The Commercial club ap pear to be the e!y institution to fall bad on ai effort wiU be nvade to have that ftuUaek take up. the wtrk at once so that no material lapse h the records uir.taiae4 vrith care fvr SO year or more, will occur. The jreneral rains have hit Faker anl VnvatUla conwtiv with as much: visvvr as they dJ in this county. j New Kecerdts at Baker. More raia has fallen this Month, than in any previous June since the stahiih&ettt of the Weal station of the wyather bateau 25 years a$o, says the Faker HeraU. Accordinjf t Ofcswnrcr MSse Jup tr Ftuvt ha coKtr&ttted iach s of water for the pt S day hie the rvNi bfo that ws b&4 fe'YSH. The fvlvwv i4P year tfce lowest rawaU rv-4sj Wr avt five tiwws a fcitaw; i ia,5 My. tS.S.$t iv; Stay i. i.t 6a.; aJt the b: w.tw IV cejfber. 11. SavK 'V, Keceni f e Jae. t , like 4rr ef aa bN'k xzt hve f tk-e ajtj. ecaifeSt-j eJl a we wvvcdi fr a Je p?vc( taKVk in t&i vv5y. cvNvixfj: t K. l Aw oftkv weec eiSsecxer. It te fa'J! 5 t fevJn? er ,M vt a 6A wwee- t&aa, fe: J th--i year. lrw t tSW vS?v-?!Ve wk s tw. Sv Sit Vafc!a wi Stiy crv v-wvvi.tf re-; ?v. "A 5 s;JL ws5 at t e we evJ Kvr; rtt jfirJt W 'Us t V tiit- estness. , This is one of the beat at tended classes of the day. . Mrs. Pearl Hut ton Schrader render ed a very popular prelude this after noon to the W. C T. U. day program at which many women were present Mrs. Schrader becomes more popular and a greater favorite at each num ber she sings and is becoming th personal f rieud of many campers who have come to know her.v Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Nutter of La Grande are old ac quaintances of M. Schrader. After last night's program a num ber of the yung people camping on the grounds enjoyed a "weinie roast by the fireplace in the paviKo.? This was the first real social affair among the younger set. As a prelude to the concert last ev ening C L. Smith the O.-W. agricul turist, gave a talk on the importance of th farm to the people as a whole. During his short time in the city Mr. Smith has several times been calW upon for advice from the local fann er in the solving of some great agri cultural problem. Mr. Smith has Pnt over 6 years as an expert is horticulture in the big eastern col leges aud he is thoroughly at hone on any subject to the farm. On Thursday eveiag La Grassi? will be given an cwrvrtsiruty to hear Mrs. laa Wright Herbst aad Hert sGcSfried Hrb5, favorite t&usScsaas of f the Germaa CvVirt. Mrs. Heirbst was OFFICE GIVEN TO DEMOGRAT WITHOIT CEREMONY' RICHIE TURNS OVER KEY. E. E. Bragg and G. M. Richie Have Seen Great Development la Office. has shown a good membership card. The attendants at these classes re port an enjoyable hour every ntor ing. Every camper should, take ad vantage of these opportunities offer ed for Fibie instructioo. ' The Misses Margaret aad Gtadys Roittig are expected to arrive front Baker this evening to speosl a few dav with friends i the city. White ' Official transformation from a re publican to a democratic postoffke regime came here last nigh when G. M. Richie checked out the post office to E, E. Bragg. In the meantime the office of county superintendent is va cant and Judge J. C Henry, who ap points the successor has not returned from Portland. Miss Bicrer. deputy to Mr. Bragg, kept the office doors open today. It was with a deep feeling of regret; that Mr. Bragg leit his office in thej court house last evening. He has served for 15 years as superintendent- of schools and has formed a warm af filiation with the school system of this county. He has seen the school' districts grow wonderfully. Tea year - ago the school population was 5300: asd now it fe 5443, bat while the d-, fereace in nuiaVrs is very slight, a far greater percentage Is attending the city schools whkh raises the cost, of, tastr-xticcs. Tea years ago 3&M13, were spest a Usioa coanty sdoris SPECIAL For the GLORIOUS 4th Alice Kr.icht the class in bible st-adyjj1" 4 fis la-jastd ia lSIi-1313 to Jane 16, the sam: terest to the program which prcac&es speat was S15WTS-5S. Ooe hawired to be of get iatesest b Kv! sss-faaj fsfSy-tw teachers are employed'' cal circle. Fdaowasr is the pro$raa Mv, at a cost ef 5S?TT-l! as coja t be. kc1 Tk-rsiy: . - to WJ?wlJ&T Id years aga. Mr.; Ave Maria. ............. Schabcrt Bragr? as ccasty sc&swl sisperiEtejs4-i Scgsaaei, VJjKa aad Paaa, eat kas sea a3 bt oase school fco3d-; a. "T X W5 1 fy Lve Strasss. ay c ay cocsjeoc tcday rss K Tosk Wea WaaS T9aRth ' Wises k ease to the city wiih t&e er Cwe5: trt feces aad eoocty seat, the old c- "Th LcveSei," ,......lisst .3isdl Whit Ve2cg was t&e prsa- Ba!la aad K'iwAss Twtmas catJ jc&m! ia L GrasxJe. ''" ; w?tt J tk ehAstataiua.1 Arss. frea 'Ke Ek5fehry.-... S Saiiry Raise CW ' .. ....... . AJaazr. 'rt Hjwccig ae pestrsasser r- Over lOn) wojssen a;teeiei the po- GtacoRs Fa--h dmss SI st aaasaSy tSa h Utk-al cSss yesterday afterava. At40i. Kvtae Rat5!r .Gwasi'i yesiajeiy. Ssa.- "eoasws t tie torney George T. Cochran today pre-l Soraswv Y&Jsa ai P5saw. f La Griaif Tk ie years aga. te seivted the cUs mewbers with saa?Je Scjraawk. Ma. 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