La Grande evening observer., June 06, 1918, Image 6

THURSDAY, ' JT7NEM919.
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COMMICNCKMUNT 111:1,1) Jjy COVK
IIKJIl SCHOOL
V.l,i i:it M. 1MKIM -K ADOKUSSliD
. .TIIK. CJItADl ATHS A 1.AIIUH
CLASS ItWKIVUS JMI'IXMIAK
MKI.VI.X A.M M I'ltlKL I11M)AL
AWA'ltDHI) HO.NOKK.
COVE, JUNK 6. (Speciul.) The
Commencement Excercises of Cove
High School were' held at Maccabee
IWall Wednesday evening. The pro.
. grum was opened by the Rev. C. C.
Professor Townlcy Says It Can Ik-1 Prutt In a particularly appropriate
Done Without Astronomical .
Training Gives Directions.
Invocation following which Mrs. Joce-
I.... n..i t i t
iu nuuui in ii-uueruu a 3UIU 111 a very
iHrtlstlc manner. The Honorable Wal
ter M. Tierce of. La Grande delivered
the address to tho graduating class.
Prof. Sidney Dean Townley, who 'Ho pointed out that History repeats
recently lectured in La Grande on
the subject of eclipses, submits the
following:
It will be possible for people who
Itself. ' 'J hat in every great crisis.
whether in sacred of profane history
the man or. woman of the hour has
been raised to fulfill the special mls-
Your wood is gone, the summer is here, that
' oil burner that you have longed for is ready
' to install in your Range FREE TRAIL aud
guarantee cover your dollars. ;
BU i THRIFT STAMPS AT
4 Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson E. 1. DONOHUE Wack 1241 1
Best Prices Paid for Used Furniture
i have no special astronomical train-l8'011 r lea,llS ' rank nnd file to
iing to make valuable observations jvlnt01'- Ho 'ay special emphasis upon
'at the time of the total eclipse of the;"1" d"ty each graduate owed to hlm
(Bun on Juno 8th. The nhrimn. l8olf ,0 continue his .educational work
may help to clear up ohe of the un- '""Sing th!i,, l" en"1': some higher
solved problems of solar eclipses. inistlt,,'lon r lining. His closing
. . , , . . . admonition to the class was to adopt
As darkness .Is commg on just ; ,lK.,r Ilfe , te shukeapeurlun
before totality alternate bands of Gol(len Hlll0i ;.,To thillc ownscIf be
light and dark are sometimes seen u.ue limj t ,m,st follow us the night
on the ground. These are probably j tlle (tllv thou Clllst n()t (hen bo fa,ge
caused in some way by disturbances ( luly lmn."
We own 197 stores in 25 different states. '
The largest chain of stores of its kind in
the world. ' '
Over $15,000,000.00 worth of mer
chandise sold in 1917.
"THE STORE OF MANY SAVINGS" ;
Store opens
8 a.m.
Closes
At 6 p.m
j Incorporated J
Formerly the United Store
Saturdays ;
Store opens
' 8 a.m.
Closes
8:30.
in tho. earth's atmosphere and it is
Following the address Mrs. .Le Roy
ren
dered a piano duet "Spanish Dance"
Moszkowslci,' "Love Sojig Faust"
Verdi, ''Siond by tho Flag"
Ktullz.
School Hoard of Directors, then
Yes! I Said Oil Stoves
For less. And thobcst Oil Stoves on earth.
. . . Also a new lino of Reed Baby Carriages,
VI,,. . , .. ,
at a Remarkably Low Price.
Harris Furniture Store
, li. I). HARRIS, Proprietor .
' 400 FIR STREEX
Phono: led 3171.
said that their direction depends upon : . ' ,, " ' . L;, . 7
,l ,,. ... , . . . . ;Lay and Miss Edna Comstoek
11IU IIKUtMUll Ul LIIV W1IIU Ul. Hit? blllltt
of the eclipse. ; '
In order to observe the bands a
picco of white cloth, the sizo of a
sheet or larger, should be laid upon
the ground and the 'observer should '. precentod the diplomas to tho Brad
provide himself with two or more Minting class and ulso to those pass-
sticKs or lams to lay on tne clotn ing from tho cighlh grade to first i
In the direction of the bands. Inlycnr high school. i
order to bo of value It is necessary Lext on the program was a nnurteUo, !
the exact time, within a second or "Sehubei u Serenade" by Mrs. Hay
so, that the shadow bands appear j Barker, Mrs. J. K. Lantz, Mr. C. L. ;
nnil HiKnnnear. . Tt will he necessary ; Itown anil l.finiTi I.fmtv Tt.tn.,ll..ti..n
(for the observer to get the correction pronounced by lilshop J. ,M. MUrholl.
to his watch by comparison with the Following nro the names of the
Western Union Clock either before or; high school and eighth grade grad
aftor tho eclipse, or preferably both ' nates: '' . . i
before nnd after. ' . I High school Melvir. Jlundall.
: Tho observations to be made iM'" '"l Rnndall. Alvin Lloyd, Edward
would bo as follows: . jComstork, Helen Antics, Eva Hob-'
, , , , .1. . . , ,u ", Lois Cnuistork, Jesnie Darker,
, (a) Note the exact time of the , ,
. .. ... iTIielmn 1'ijclon, Lou no McNe .
.appearance and disappearance of the KlBl.lh Rn.do-m.nyon Ander,,,,,. 1
shadow bands. heo wmlo Bortch, Kll,.j
! (b) Measure their width. stacklnnd, Hoy Richards, Earl Rich-!
(c) Determine their direction by aids. Holina.Andenion, IJer.trlce War-!
laying sticks on the ground nnd nf-ldell, Mabel Alexander, Leono Ilaxter,
terwards determining the direction 'Cecil Eyers, Kalhrlne ortedal, Ruth I
'of the sticks by means of a compass. jSulhrehind. j
At Baker, the compass needle points The. stage was beautifully decor- j
U1V4 degrees east of north. !i,t''11 in "o cIbkr color:-., old rose and '.
' (d) Note the direction of the j Old Glory In the back ;
(ground nnd a servico ring hanging:
1 , v, , .i i. !Ill oiich side, one belonging to the
. ...i.i i, u: c:!ool and the other to the city.
,u, , v....... Alelvln and
nave any relation 10 uie . simuow
bands.
Muriel Hundull car-
jrled off thu honors of the class with
... ... ... . .i i " ' ' " l'" mill or ui'llel ill
in j.tt.i urnntnnp ni nn inn nnil' -
I x., ...v ....v... ... I II e i I nil i ei( ll,,.n,,,.l,t
"idow bands are seen at the end of
the
Tho Soda Water business is good
ut Silveithorn's Family Drug Store,
where Al 'Cain serves all the latest
Sundaes and Drinks. Ho keeps ev
erything very neat and clean, which
goes a long way at a soda fountain.
Daily tl-5 tf
year.
LA (ill.WI.E DEI'OPrLATEl)
(Continued from page one)
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Loaded I
ltaritm li-itt'iiiii,
Pirnt. KvHnt TlirctMiuartcr milo
ilash, five for nil. thrA; hnr.ioi to
start.
1 Scrnnd Kvont Liulie.V Id'lay liiico.
Throe stria;. of Imrses niimt ontor.
rues to thn string, oiich horse
'ruunini; tiair mile. No unsadcUiim and
rosnOtlliim ut tho end of earh half
;ntle.
Third Kvent Novelty Kat-e (walk,
tot, run) thre homes ' to "start.
(Square watkinc the first iiiartor
Dice
Also
Britain's
Bulwarks
! Oi'fifial War Film.
' totality, and if so make observations i
j similar to tho above. "
If observers will send the results
jof their observations to S. D. Town
lley, Stanford University, California,
they will be studied and incorporated
in a report to be printed in the Pub-1 Invent h Kvcnt Class 42. Lot 152.
ilicntions of the Astronomical Society . n Chaiuplon (llght.boned stal-
of the Pacific. i
This society was organized in188!)' f-vont-i lass 41. Lot 158.
. nf II,. nn-nnplntion I,..-i ' Clmiuplnll ( d III ft Stall Ion ) .
tween professional and amateur as- j
tnmomers in observing the total sol
ar eclipse of January 1st of that year
which was seen as total in the north
ern part of California. The mem
bership of the Society js composed fo)ii. im
largely oi amaieuiH nun anyone m
terested in the subject of astronomy
may become a member. The Publics
lions of the Socicly are issued six
times n year nnd sent to all upon
the payment of the annual dues.
... ... r. . I II I! I ..t I :..i.
nr. v.,w. ininpoeu, nirecuir ui . i.v , ,'ii.,,' i!.,i, l
Observer, is president of the society. lta(Hi Thn,(( of l!()rsoR mUBt ;
for the current year, bample copies (,n(1. rou. ,l(iis),5 () ()ip Mnf p.H,t ,
of the publications of the society will h()e ,.,,. on.,lnlf ni0 nsl,. ,
be sent to anyone interested in as- nn, r,,,,,,,,,,,,. fr,,hll ,1Sl, ,lt 1
tronomy, upon application to the Se- lM1(1 ()f l..lrll lalf va s . .
creUuy. 128 Lick Huilding, San I'ran-. vmh .:v,.nt - Cow-boy Raw. one. I
cisco, Cal. i half mile, only cow boy paddle burses i
" ' eligible. Not less ihan four to start.1
All annlen mm-.Is I--J price, (los-. sixh Kv(,nt Shetland Pony Usee.,
log oul our balance of Mock fur (111"' nvnl li K out ltoiuan Race, one-1
M-n-uu. oine yulik ClieriyV I'b.i- hllf np. tW( n fU1.t ,
'"" l-'l-m , .:irtnt, Kvont Chariot llai'e.half.
.mile, two e'litries. !
D.(ii:ns ok x)stivkxkss n , ;
, The publle librarv will be closed
Auto-Intoxication, headache, lassl- (lur1, ,hp tjl1(( ()f ,,,llkluSB nulB(.(,
UIIIO, 11IHMI11I1I. nines., MiK'K- ,le celipp
ness, oioicnes, are iioiooK uib ii-ntnir
or consiipa.iou. n .uB hvkh-v, . - w.lrnln(. ,,, fKV rrm
inay cause piles. mcerauou n
bowels, appendicitis, norvous pros,
tuition. uaralysls. Don't delay
!treatm.-nt. Kcst remedy Is V'oley
Cnthaitlc Tablets, as many thous-'
janils know from experience. They j
not only do their work surely, easily,,
gently, but without Injury to stom-1
sen nr Intestinal lining. Coutaln no
lialilt-foruiinit element. Sold every-(
where. i
It Is expected that
o'clock to
4:"0. during which time tho library
will not be open. fi-fi-2t
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' HaniSnj 'Vf'iUyiT.f o.k, lei
ti -t it t,i fljj nollS
tvir.t. tni th tMt- w'nH lot
ir-KvAi ii t '
NO WHE AT F
LOUR
But plenty of pai'kagcs of Wheat ( Vioils. These ai tit lcs. conibiiied with tho
flours listed below make good Healthful hread or pastry. .
Wheat Germs,. 10 lb. sack ..1...,.
Olympia Flour, large "pUg. . . . . . . : .
Swansdown Flour, large, ikg..'.'. . , .
Cream of Wheat . . . -. - - -
(Joldeu Rod Wheat Nuts, large plcg.
I'ettijolin's Flour, large pkg. ......
Pearls of Wheat, '' large pkg
68c
33c
.43c
28c
22c
22c
22c
This list of flours combined .with the'above wheat cereals make good bread
Kye Flour, .101b.' sa-k .........
Uarley Flour, 10 lb. sack
Oat Flour, .10 lb. sack .........
' Corn Flour, 10 lb. sack
Hice Flour, 10 lb. sack
(Jraham Flour, 10 lb. sack
Whole. Wheat Flour, 10 lb. sadc
. 68c
'. 78o
. 76c
. 68c
$1.00
. 68c
. 68c
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