TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1914.
LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Specify - Electric - Lights
-For Your New Home-
If you are building: this year specify elec
tric lights. It is safe to say that 90 per
cent of the houses built in .La Grande this
year will install them. No home is modern
without them. They are as important as
sanitary plumbing. '
Good lights are equally important, how
ever, if you happen to live in a rented
house. Your landlord owes it to you, and
you owe it to yourself to have nothing but
the best light. Electric lights are easily
installed and will prove a source of lasting
satisfaction to you. Call or phone Main 84.
Eastern Ore Light & Power Co.
' " "Always at Your Service" .
(Continued troth Page 1.)
8:30 10:30.)
"A" Elementary division, in
Methodist Church, Mrs. E. C. Knapp,
presiding.
Beginners' and Primary Standards,
Miss Olive Clark, State Superintend
ent Portland.
Efficiency - in Junior Department,
Mrs. S. A. Lowell, Pendleton.
Missionary Teaching, Mrs. John Mc
Donald, Wallowa.
Problems Solved, Mrs. E. C. Knapp,
Supt of Inland Empire, and . Miss
Clark. ;
, "B" Secondary Division, in Baptist
Church.
8:30 Devotional, Rev. I. W. Wil
liamson, Vancouver, B. C, presiding.
Organization, Mrs. W. Ormsby,
State Superintendent, Portland.
Activities, Mr. Guy E. Needham,
State Boys' Secretary, Y. M. C. A.,
Portland.
Characteristics, Mr. E. R. Martin,
Coast Secretary A. S. S. U., Portland.
Problems Solved, Mr. Williamson
and John L. Alexander.
"C" Adult Division, in Presby
terian Church.
8:30 Devotional, Mr. E. C. Knapp,
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General . Secretary Inland Empire,
Spokane, presiding.
A. B. C. Organization, Rev. H. N.
Smith State Supt. Cong. Work, Port
land. : j-.;..; .
, The Officers at Work, Mrs. Clara
G. Esson, State. Superintendent,
Forest Grove.
Membership Committee at Work,
Dr. J. V. Milllgan, State Superintend
ent, Forest Grove. ' .
Social Committee at Work, Dr. J.
D. Springston, State Supt, Portland.
, Problems Solved,- Mr, Knapp.
, 10:35 General Session, in ' Con
vention Church, State President, Pre
siding. -
' President's Annual Message, Rev.
F. W. Emerson, Albany.
Activities, Past and Prospective.
Miss Olive Clark, Elementary Divis
ion, Portland; Mrs. S. W. Ormsby,
Secondary Division, Portland; Mr. L.
S. Hopfield, ' Adult Division, Mc
Minnville; Mrs. H. N. Smith, Teacher
Training, Portland; Rev.. J. H. Ben
nett, Home and Visitation, Portland;
Mr.. Jesse M. Jones, Mission, Pilot
Rock; Mr. Thomas Morgan, Temper
ance and Good Citizenship, La
Grande; Rev. E. W. Warrington,
Evangelism, Pilot Rock.
12:15 Executive Luncheon, in
Methodist Church.
12:60-1:25 County Delegation will
meet separately to prepare for "Roll
Call."
Thursday Afternoon Session. .
(In Convention Church.)
1:30 Song Service, led ' by Mr
Jones. '
Devotional Bible Study, Rev. C. A.
Edwards, Baker.
"The Year Book," Fred L. Kelley,
State Secretary, Portland.
"A Tale in Figures," Mr. Ed. L.
Ordemann, Portland.
"Inside Information," Mr. J. . E.
Werlein, Portland, and Charles ' A.
Phipps.
Roll Call of Counties, Conducted
by General Secretary.
"My Part in a Big Undertaking,"
John L. Alexander, Chicago.
Special Number, by Umatilla
Indians, Tutuilla. v
Address, "The Physical Growth of
the Teens," John L. Alexander, Chi
cago. '
Four Simultaneous Conferences.
"A" Missions, in Methodist Churchy
Mr. Jesse M. Jones, presiding.
How to Create Interest, Mrs. E. C.
Knapp, Spokane.
How to Stimulate Giving, Rev. R.
D. Osterhout, M. E. Conference, Mis
sionary. Value of Special Programs,' Dr. J.
D. Spengston, Portland.
Problems Solved, Dr. Springston
and Mr. Jones.
"B" Temperance and Good Citizen
ship, Baptist Church, Mr. Thomas
Morgan, presiding.
Value of Pledge Signing, Mrs. S.
W. Ormsby, Portland. .
Teen Age Presentation, Mr. I. W.
Williamson, General Secretary British
Columbia.
Good Citizenship, Rev. F. W.
Emerson, Albany.
Problems Solved, Mr. Morgan and
Mr. Emerson.
"C" Home and Visitation, in
Presbyterian Church, Mrs. C. G.
Esson, presiding.
Salem and Corvallis Visitations,
Charles A. Phipps.
Rural Home Departments, Mr.
John Crynes, La Grande.
City and Town Department, Rev.
H. N. Smith,, Portland.
Problems Solved, Mrs. Clara . G.
Esson, Forest Grove.
"D" County Officers and Workers,
in Christian Church, A. A. Morse,
presiding.
Convention Programs and Adver
tising, Dr. H. L. Boardman, Walla
Walla.
Getting Reports and Pledges, Mr.
E. C. Knapp, Spokane.
Team Work by Officers, Mr. John
L. Alexander, Chicago.
Problems Solved, Mr. Knapp and
Mr. Alexander.
Teen Age Banquet, in Baptist Church,
plates 50cents. I. W. Williamson,
Toastmaster.
All Teen Age delegates and work
ers in this department especially in
vited. -
Evening Session.
. (In Convention Hall.)
7:80 Service of Song, Mr. Jones,
Convention Leader.
Address, "Graded Instruction," Mrs.
E. C. Knnnn. Spokane.
j Special Music. Offering.
Address, "The World's Greatest
Institution," John L. Alexander.
From Kitchen to Living Room
Are you going to furnish a home soon? No young man
need be timid in popping the question when he can buy de
' . . ' pendable furniture at -. s .--'
$50.00 a Room
SEE OUR WINDOWS AND NOTE THE FOLLOWING
Kitchen Dining Room r
Kitchen treasure with two large ' , -. . - . i ' , , ,
flour bins and two work boards. bl pak chaire, one 6 ft. oak table,
Linoleum for 9x12 roommany one buffett, china .closet, one
patterns to. select from. Cooking Pret .9xl2 tapestry rug suitable
utensils to the amount of $10.00 and fPr dinin roonV aQd 42 piece din-
a brand new range. . . ; ' ner set. -
Bed Room J Living Room
Beautiful brass bed Yum Yum Extra good quality Tapestry
spring, extra good mattress. Goose Brussell Rugs Specially suited for
feather pillows, oak finish dresser, living room, one leather seat oak
, wardrobe, nice brussels rug, chase rocker, two solid oak wood seat
leather seated rocker and one oak rockers, beautiful library table and v
chair. , . ; , . electric reading lamp. '
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We favor D. Ward King Plan for good roads. Hear him Saturday, May 2nd.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
I herebv nnnminrn mvnolf a d a can
didate for nomination on the Republi-
can ikkbi, xor me omce ol circuit
Judge of the Tenth Judicial District.
In the event of my nomination and
election, I will endeavor to discharge
the duties of the office with equal
justice ' to all, and as economically
as possible, and will stand for the
strict enforcement of all laws.
Adv J. W. KNOWLES.
Announcement of Candidacy
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for nomination on the Repub
lican ticket to the office of joint rep
resentative to the legislature from
Union and Wallowa counties.
H. B. DAVIDHIZAR,
Adv. Joseph. Ore.
To the Voters.
I respectfully announce my candi
dacy for representative subject to de
cision of the republicans at the pri
mary election. I will give vigilant
and active service to reduce the bur
den of taxation and procure legisla
tion to meet the wants and necessi
ties of the people. Adv.
L. DENHAM,
Announcement.
To the Republican voters of Union
county: I hereby announce myself
as a candidate for renomination for
joint senator for the 19th senatorial
district, comprising Union, Umatilla
and Morrow counties. In submitting
my candidacy to the voters of the
district I will stand on my past
record, and favor retrenchment; less
appropriations, fewer officers, easy
terms and time of tax payments.
C. A. BARRETT.
Adv. 8 25-tf.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Repeal of present tax law: collec
tion of taxes quarterly; combining of
useiui commission, abolitions of use
loss commissions and offices; general
reduction in cost of running the Dub-
lic business. These are the things I
stand for, and ask your support in the
primary, May 15th for the Republi
can nomination of joint representative
from Wallowa and Union Counties.
AL. JONES.
Adv. o-w-to-B-16
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate on the Progressive Ticket for
the office of County Judge of Union
County, and should I be nominated and
elected, will give the office my care
ful attention and will reduce the ex
pense of the county where ever pos
sible to do so.
LORANZO STILWELL.
Adv. . wed-sat-wk
To the Voters.
To Union County Voters: I desire
to represent you as representative
from Union county in the next legis
lature. If elected my policy will be
retrenchment of public expense anl
abolishment of commS'.sions I ask
for the republican nomination.
Adv. W. B. SARGENT.
For County Judge.
I hereby announce myself for the
office of county judgo subject to the
Republican primary. I shall in the
event of my election, strive to give
the citizens of the county the same
economical administration as I have
in the past, and shall make all mat
ters conform to a policy of economy
as much as the situation will permit
Ad. J. C. HENRY,
Present Incumbent
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