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VAGT) TWO
LA f!T?.T)TC EVTCXTNT! OBSERVER
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Chautauqua Program
FIRST DAY, Jl'I.Y 21.
ni Opcnlnir Announu. mwils
m. "An Kvoninjc of Ma.nr.-" ......... 1'aul Fltnniiinir nntl Compiifty
tMelllul r.ieiKKntna, I'.tl't llnllllll MaK'lC, .Spirit Mnterlllir.ltlnn.)
SI-XOM DAY, Jl I.V 22.
m. Artlftn' Prelude KtenrnK-IIolleknnn trin
m. J.c-i'tuiV-Tk-mnti-.ti at ion
"Du.'nrcr iiiitniil.i On I In; 'S'jnd tu Health," Ednn Kutfenia ).owry
Junior Chautjiiiuua.
n Special J'Ynlu.i Aitists Ficrital Franco Inxiatii
("Amrrim's Kori-nuiat Co.-iti alto," of .Metropolitan opera fame.
uxsiMeil by Mi -c . Voir anil Ethel Steams ami Mina Ifcllckxnn.)
TllIM) DAY, JULY 23.
i. Musical Fate . laii.me'ht Patton Brothnrii 'frit
(A Unioic iH'fciinc; by Three Unusual Musiciani-.)
Junior ChauUunna.
m. -Prelude Patton iP.rothci's Tri;
in. Lecture, "Workinj; Together for Itillions," Norman Allan limit
(Uaihtne; uh ti:t I' i ".cii'lships are heller taan Httlc.-'hipn.)
KOI U i II DAY, Jl l,Y H.
2:3d p. m. Popular Concert 0cnie (ifiintoKc
Wit!i a ri'-id of eontinav. .-'caas mi tarr
comment:, uflifM- fiv fUrs.)
Junior Chautauqua.
8:00 p. m. -Prelude , TV Watpau
(A dainty itmi ol lif 'if'jl fan MMm.)
fl:118 P. m Lecture, ''Jiumn.i Natu.o anil J ul i lies ' Qp'ir
(An hn-ir with .:Ji rnci icn's KindliMt UtiVtsiaaar.)
i ii'i'ii jm. tt.it tu.
Musical Enteiiiiir.ini'iit TKa WiUia
(A D.'i'nty lr. of Iwiifitlhl Fa -Sitters.)
Junior (.'h:mtal:'V.!::-
The play, "(.'u"p 2!;;-:c. rNrcival Vivian ftaypr?
(Of SuUil'.iY Kviriin?: Post finis. Tht tafct
rofi-cshiofr nlnv in yctrv.)
SIXTH DA, il Lt M.
Mu.-iical KntiM lamm. nt I'roiuTle, i-ilectin PUitt ima i ai .V.ian
(Two, inimitable enlrrUiiiiLra loaUrinc
, - "IVi:orlity :J1us")
-I.cclure, "l-ifn'-t l.;il:inci Sliei-L" J. C. llcrhsman
Junior t.'hautaiiiilui, ....... ..... .
8:00 P. m. Prelude .". . . r. ;TT7T Klectrn Piatt and Vornwi Stone
H-.iiO p. m. l.e:ture, 'Tne Hi;' O.im." ... . .. . .. ; Dr: Klmev Lynn William
(f'oiirciiiim;. Public .Morals in Reconstruction by
' Oiic-it-o's '"t-'ihtiPK' Parsi-m.")
stai sth hay, jiu.y 17.
2:30 p. m. Preluile Oilvan (Vera Company
!l-00 p. in. Playground I-'f:t iv..l unit ''.nckuain of Junior Chaulauipui.
8:08 p. m Grand Closinir Cmfcit - (iilvan Opera Company
(A t!H.'Ijciv. Vual Knttirtiiimnent 1-Y-ntut ine
1 i-hi Ooi-i.i' in Cmturno.t
2:30
8:00 p.
Ghl
Iteai;
Girh
;j 2:.')6 p.
I!:00 p.
BABSQN TELLG -OF-
OUTLOOK
FOR THE C&Qf'i-, "f"
(Contlnufd fwMn Pao Or.e.)
ciopd and a liihor uveritife. rrice ov-:i-r
the next year, Dh- fanner'8 income
' i t.ouuj to net 111-11 irrHjuallv to nor-
tho current year was pla 'i d i ,
000,000 hushels. Actual i-vifl In:
the Keunon npproaihed id j.i'-iO.OiKi
hushelH. The rel.itiely lari;-' i:'n)P W
entirely olfsel oe lli( limiu' jo-act's1-!
over. Austialian and Arnt'iitinv W-f;
are also limited. Tiue, tne i)ii e K-V-'
el of wheat is hi-fli cmuii-'ied '.with
coin and oatn. Wheat, l:uv.'eev, is
the nutural leader and I woultt hiake
one point clear; ncoi'-lv, th.it in til
rtusHia iH auain in a position to fee.lj
a (fri-at portion cf Europe, the prkv
of wheivt in this-cnuiiti ' will remain j
"The number of iii'ics .lcvot(:d to
oats in 0.7 per cent uiim' r a year .".:ro.
Still the piosptctive oiilouL is 'S u
cent more. the et:n:ar."!l vie'd ol
l.-W5,0()0,00 bushels i.noui eiiuah
l-he ten-year nveri.-ic. It is well
krifrtVH that oat nruvs a't. fuiHhuii )i-t
t-a-lly too low Cotisiii. i itiK Die liimt-j
el crop of a year nir-i and he:;vy ;-m'- j
Mimption on the tuims, the iiuvy-ov-j
vr pr-oniiscM to lule lat' iin.lv 1: n-ithiail
'MOHo-rtionu. I'his ph::?': ii lini His
couatetl by the prtvtnl pn.-e kvel. 1
unticiputu a hirhtr aveaj-.e pri;'e
level for cats ilulin tlie r.-'.'J-i:', sea
hh. The rye crop r.ho. s th nior.ti
uailienl ih-VLlopiiicals ol kII. Ai iiaKe
w Kt.ll per cent over lu. t year, whi-i-'
the prospective yield shows an in-j
'ciease of 4i;, ner cwnt. With Ihe ix-:
ceptifiti of 101S, ttli ; is th:' lal it
fVute t vtenrd. 'It:-'ie is no lunda-:
aciftal raMi;n why rye should not
futtw the tencri! tfir.d of in-ri.-ul
hnal et,(tucti. :
"With the :u1e'-il of th ivv aop ,
1 -nurkeil ieo (,-ltioti t-- iimS)";-h-ul.
Still no solh! K-ice d.ui.ii '
!hoM - ov-mlu-it this lull, S-.lh. '
f..- ji.nv
am Hnrticularly mterosted in
cotton. The condition m now esti-
! inateii aiound 70, whicfc compares
i svith a ten-yeur averaR-! of 75 Last
;yc:it's ei op was the amnllest in Hiod
icrn history, yet tlte record carry-over
1 constituted a total fiKHre that ssc-H-essfully
coped with tlie curtailed Eu-ii-ipejn
and domestic demand. This
! year the can-y-over is nearly buck to
innmal p:oportions aHd a crop in e.x-u-css
of 11,000,000 Iwks is not indi
cated. Tins mans that tae total sup
ply is Un-t eqanl to lust year'si fi-r-ui
e. but tin pitBtil -a-nund is
(-lftrr.
"l-:uro)- hut tann-f N-tnii
lUUIC-tfl atwi li IMUl IHU) biites unnilMt-
Jly since I i 1 .'(, cm-llKrJ .jr. ltabsoa.
"Tlv pre-war fi'w-w wu U-rtween 8,
C;i,(HMi and t),(HH),IM) buliis. Europe
: must buy law cotton in trrrater U4n
tily if she i to mxintaiH maremaov
in the linish.: proi:.tc.. ith tne
settlcBK-Ht of the priwetit arxtile strike
jilomestir c---x-i-mpi:,--n will lie kiltci',
! not lowt-r. 'I hoi-ticnMy tlwre is a
I win Id shortniie of cottau and until
tW ittiHktiJ oitt taa i s furrwSad,
a ncJilk)il liaat eaNnat mutermlix.:
for at let inoiher year, th? arid'ani
pi ice will icnmili a hurh if not htn
cr tkaii tht pr'rnt lrtl.,p ,
Opie Read Has Human Touch
Noted Humorist Philosopher nd Lecturer Will Delight
Chautauqua Patrons
H v' -, y , s i Jf
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M6IHLSJN:
SEWING CLUBS
i (Ry Atoioetateil Tr'esn.)
I SPOKANE. Wash., JulyS. Two
hundred and forty-seven (fills l
j piled for ni' Vnbershlp lti the. aewluK
(rfiiihs this year, according to Mrs.
! Harriett Lyeette, In chai se of home
bureau work for the i)kan chepi
iber ft eoninierce. The work lit nil
idir thp neneral supervision of .Miss
i:liiill.a White, ttate club leader for
! Kills' work, who provides the 'record
j bocks for reports to .o to ihe aov-
nrniiient. :Vliss White will come lo
Spokane early In iJ illy to confer with
local leaders.
Sjiokane lender.) In the work have
alieaily met their groups, selected
cliib,days and di-ilded on the t'ar
inents to he made first. Most of
Ihe clubs got their vrouranis under
vvav last week.
Tills is fhe third summer for
our ,sewlnK clubB." sayj Mrs. Ly
cetto. "Two years uko twt'nty-livo
nembers consiltuted our enroll
ment. SewliiK is popu'lar with tho
fClrla. Their lines rnnse from 10
to 17 years."
Monuments
ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT
NOW
7IemoriaI.yroi
(ple IeiH. autSr-r, philosopher and lecturer, is to discuss In his fascinating
Hd hilailtahle style "Human Nature and Politics'' at Chaiitauquu. Needless
to slide, un evenii off rare poelii- charni is in store In splte-of the fact that
Jtend Is not a. poet, lie Is like no one else in the world. Ills very preseaca
lends a stranre enchantment to bis stories. His experiences have been many
and varied and from them he weaves a quaint, delightful, philosophic dlst-as-slon
of iiicm und aK'-Mrs that literally teems with the human touch. On the plat
form he sklnes with a lirilliance all bis own. The Indescribable wltebery of
his words, the chiirm of bis voice, the Influence of his striking personality all
these ciiline In the ninrjc spell that holds his audience. "Human Nature aa
Politics" la i cem and It's your opportunity when Chautuiiqua comes ta
town. Hoar Opie Head on the fourth night.
We have made a profound
study "f monument building,
and an order placed in our
hands is uure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution. J
We Will Gladly r
Furnish Estimate
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Compny.
La (iramft, Or.
1 g- '
llMIil llilli 1502 SATe
Are you feeling fit? If not take; --
one ot our ivieruoi lujresiion muicw
after eueh
7-7-2t
meal.
NEWL1N DRtTO-CO.
Cfcaattoaaaoa FUi Will Enjoy These Exceptional E4aVetaiaaa
Sixth Day
Gcx-ral Warav, accurdinff W thr
index l'ifure of th HlHiK'kirt,
t hiii I a at 17 pr rant mirmal. This
l.i the aina is lt week, ami i fv
ohW 'coflHlerini' tKe aariirtw los.
mll'eit.l larousth th variowi rt
liittiir itriaai now in pioartts.
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-roei modern bungalow, T n 1 1 1
basement, arui;e, lnrse lot, house
races eist. The ovfner of this place jn
Is a non-resident and the price is i
reduced to sell the place iuime-l,,
dlately. If you are lookins for a ll
good modern hoaie it will pay you'
to lnvestl;atl this. Price $2100.00. is
Tetais, $1000 cash snd the balance,!
like reat. ii
5-reem m1r furnished bunga-:,
low. 3 lots, excellent enrage, tine I I
ft tw'22-im M Mortal fi. shnuhi
A-a Wy. Th" Hilton A :
ftn-tut rsi vfmf t K lt-' .lur'.i,
of 41.1, Th. leAiif.sm
t thy w-poruilhg mw'i-
l'fti4-ntHnp rit-lurvir frti'i.
EFCTRA FLflTT RfwOOS
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SOTtCK.
TO WrtOM tT MAY CONlTRN:
'HF".UF)AS, tr. Stan Gim Com
siiaiion of tk Ktaue at Orafon i-n-thoiitrri
uui-lar Stctioa M, t'haplei
do, Cenenl l.awi of (rron, lirvl
close any oran seson or opan n)
.doatil aaatoii in any county or dn
tiirt ot th State of Ortroli fof tt
hmitinar ind aoss-ssion of v;ani ani
mals and bird:
Si (TICK ii hcialiy ivn that ttte
l-lfe (iaia- Commission of the Statf
frrroff has made tml nteiad ami
VI 10
I
i.uii- That the 07111 season la dfiilj
n a in t h:itcT 1M, paction ''. of tha Gen-j
ei.tl I ot' OrefTOfl of 1W1, fofj
t no 1 , hiiiitinv, killinfr, kiliuf or kavinff itu
w-im ' possession, alie or daad, tht following'
:ia?icd aanif iniainlt and yam binN
if fi'ctivtty, ahall he as lollvwa, lo-j
tiaee'a the way the annotaiccinent looks In the paperF: "ELEOTRA PLATT
RopraiKt Cliiracter Imiraonntor Plnno Saxophone, VERNON Slf)3K
Violin IVacjn Hiotii One-StrliiK Piddle." These cold facts, laterastlnsj
aa tliey may bo, fill to tctl half the story, for In these talented Chantattqai
fntke yoo will have an orirliilty to enjoy two of the best kaow faa-autaara
now em rtae Amarlian idoKorr.i. 1nth are musiciini o rare tatoits; both are
hanstrlsla of (frit ran. Klectn Phut is tirano .aololst, too, who has aoeia
ptMl rh poDlllon of drat aopr'no with the noted choir of St. art1ialiiiaaw'.
.Nw Te. Vernon n In n idu.t by hini'lf ss n baajo artist, ad for
pints measnr thrnari tn amna mtk'hty Rue ft ork oa violin, aawaattiiaaa and th
(reasuih "niia-atrtng flddl." Two nppearancen tfce aiith day rf ClutataoqaA. 1
low, 3 lots, excellent, guragr. inieji
location. This place Is completely : J
furnished and must be seen to belli
umin-eeiated as to location, condition !
and the furnishings.
One eKcellent lot located on Frist
street between Sprini? aud Penn.
Two 4-room plastered houses
near Palmer mill that can he pur
chased for J20U down and $25.00
per month.
I have several pood modern homes
oh paved streets. ,
The next time that yon Insure
your home come tn and let me ex
plain what J2.00 or less will do
tor you as to rent Insurance..
1
NINETY-NINE chances out of a hundred yon are the
man whose second finger on the right hand is expert in
pressing electric buttons.
An electric button is a pretty small thing. By it we
make elevators rlaa and fall for us, we give orders, we sum.
mon employes, we start big machinery whirring, we turn the
light on and off, we could go on indefinitely. But remem
ber, it is not the hr.lf-lnch button that does all this.
There Is the tremendous power Behind the button; tho
huge dams and water turbines I in case of water power) or
the norniou boilers, turbines, engines and generators (In
steam plants) ; the wtres of high tonslon transmission lines,
and the innumerable smaller wires stretching like a web
from your very bedside out over the whole country,
' 1,400,000 people have Invested their earnings in the se
curities of the electric light and power industry, lleldes
these foreslghted citizens there are the Investments of in
surance companies and the loans made by banks.
They matte possitile "the button" that your finger presses
morning, noon and night. Thirty-five million others enjoy
the same instantaneous service.
There are still 14.000.000 homes in the United Slates
remaining to be wired. .14,000,000 unwired homes mean
that millions of people are without the benefit of electric
light and power In their residences.
Gradually most of these residents will demand electric
service, and the electrical industry with the support of the
public, will find the means to extend this aervica to these
prospective patrons, so they, too, will be able t" '.ess that
half-inch button.
Eastern Oregon Light &.
Power Company
Geo. H. Currey
ItoaJ MaM
ii'iy mrn.-iat Hirr" hia nude tml nt
cf fit- 'strait- Ui-t harrfay jsiue th follaa
f t ic"! !:! Orar:
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Noted Contralto of Metropolitan and Chicago G$H"i Faowai
Smf at Ckautaucu
Exitle Batteries
Butter hi etnrti.
Bntteriwe for Haw.
Bnttertaa Iterfeiu-fjaYI
Mnrtertea Watered frm
Barteram of all aawMni
Oa-4myov
Keynmra.
B. & T.
BATTERY STATION
Fred Burgess, Prop.
tat LaiHtatuii'a Marti nm Warn
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobik aod tracts
paired, everhaulad and rebuilt.
Aseetytena welding of all kinds. '
Cjfe!ndr borinir and oversize piatoasf.
v Crwnsufcafts, Pktomi and Piston Pin ntsnsknA
GWe ns a triatl
Dw FITZGERALD, IYa
itjv tana U Ciarar Ci-ui'-
Irte opn raarm for dear thittuah
icil Ipe entire nata ana 1 1 ha and
IV
wr fa-e u oi-lee antfh
rKftijw flld w. but If ton liai,tti 10
ave mi eid hlta.ay rn sU'n ,.! the
eaulst tn'ln tiitti ii'iait v ith y,o
la (liautaaqaa tv Aty f -r.t T.P.
Wal YanK-n .""la upvi'd'. Mt
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tii'fi'.iv lirvliuftl tn K from Ayirntt'
:' io OftoUr :.t f tftt'ti ypt, 4hj
t v i.'tui vr-
'I is. so fur (uttl a
4'Iiq.i st' plii'Mvntu in all f-vtiont of'
the ftW wlii tiwv j All 0)fll 5t-j
Mtiti tin' 1 ('for, h;tll w nd is hr?hy (
ii-t-tl tn I from (VtoW-r Ifi Ur
tvi.))r :;l of t Unh ilttiH
- 1 a 1"' tlSafltn ft) eeM'OUeaf Ol'
l'lut'V'tvr4"its in all at'titn. nf tw
, tsll' lu'i'1 thtrr is an ujh'h scisoti,1
i (UvltruJ In l fi'tii Augtit '0 toj
S 'vtnt 'JO or ti D ynr, Ulh iUtts
ini'liifivi.
t- 0n mm for taj lnyfiw in
ill Motion of tfe stl whore thf
ii ;in ofti fl4'jstu, s iks.-itn'i to W
Tm rt' itiiy iTi to J ill y .'II of .li yii;,
ii' ifttrs iiu-lutivt.
ori 8son for f p i fit fhuhm
i?i iiM tactions o; ti st.It whi-i
thrr i tin on k(snn, is dfciiiPii
'.'l rtlt f, twtli itatt-s in -
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a"-"i V y' V" '
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a ' $ :
T nuii!n,l that Frances Insrum, famous Amerlcnn contralny t
nivrti at n via ait-Trtitto ifi n inu-rii I oiimimv nmi thA i-ii r.-r,i a,a.
VOTICK t araa ! that; t,.n. a tn aim; at 1 .n. t. th ee..n.i oi-nt ia ewHttma h -.a.
t'halUCS ll W MM all ftllrie: n fM,n th,., ata ,.,,... I,,,., ,1,., ., i .. ' ?!, . ,.. ,
oiafnltu.te. In o-i-liil- it f l,.tina- a neni nninral voice a bh ha. aliaady 'vn
tamt M franv tnitt.t tT'tita e e !. most . tiitl: ,tpel,t t. tTua
hv thia fra.av in a.t ai a afftt'ta tna
t'tv Jiri'it ar tirtw i iiat ioea vro-
kwli-w. Man u Jaaaa ia .. '. en rn-irtf :(r i t''v.o!i which ro.e.Mnc fn aa tat t
hi !nt, alna (had v( a A smr " tw aiiei. will s-t i n in ra:ry a out ot ih nt.fa t of l!ie Diaial
M.naU ami tam tntit tjer4, KM allt nit.or it. n i t, a . a J ! tha Sti t.rlalltia Jr ft
Kn a-t all iiin hont ta t. v.tii rtitit maatit !itt!a f t fainoii co.ttao. Us lnpiB'4
-..I i;u, taaitiir tt t-aving tn -!( cDtt 4 of'.u'lt l""' tioto t-a:i t aualla at.
4ti. ,ata,i, at eaa, ouail, Chir.-j
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
f j ' A "i I t'e, .ants, ft-oase or itst
'f-J 9 11 V) -I I w.ia. sat- .t'ti. 'id, at ptaillt
Wfrt I "1 I '" Stttte af litc.m. If
" l: . I vialatiit. i.' tkia orian. aitl hv- 0M
-t.L.lJ.. in, J fc.'t.l at 1. ptmii
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t a iitiu--- nineri
t. a - i I
t oitijMsioiit i
ajtajl-an TriT
tj ..-n-ea , t tuM : ot .,.
-.Kviai ar v atos-11 M atai t
tfr iit ( t m ia iHiiima.
w M at a ' wa,tw
itiksk. a aa,taaa ." it . 4aa
awea-Jt la) a-.-a't aplt t.ia atrial (j
slats at Sat utht-why Kierc't txti 1
thing rudlcullj' wruiit,win his uii,a'up.
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iltl.l' f.?Tt: CAtIV i ft factory Jmontstt on tone!,!
i V'siiAiitni, itdtt oM Vo'iil i d
Kit 5 ll ialH , a .afiatittii J.m T .' v ,
. . itrW, OtdHfiJoy l 'it Fa t - a
IVtf 6 ftt k M.I . a-i t'finii to' tin' t . .a ; a Vi
anaiv-iasaa tf, V tt It mil stM i, ,- c.M
111 tBaSUal 4 a . , wt aa invited. V
J0 -aM a KliF.t!JM tEt19tS,
MlTU i TO -tJ4 tt.tS,
:l Kanles are ai.-iil n H
p'-c.-e'it at the vcu'wr n-aetiaar. Ju-i
Ti't. N'omitiatton, election ainti iibal-I
haion of ofticcr-. Tiiere will aia Hr
o!iic -oecial btiiti'-ss to come aa t
thi time, and a full attendance is t
MU'tfd.
V.. l.ll.I.Y, President.
.1. K. llllili.SKI. I.,S.'9.
&i ioenat6 Mr ntjmisi no
fraaaort: tttft Wf
cotrertiiij; a fu'et f4a
Uo for aotif tfwrtga,
fia to a45tHol Mr A aw
fona (toMe4 4nwi ttsia r.
ctua'ta ' laa taoclit' Hswtwa?.
K lcnjt an avttt: fa
UK tr ita-ctw: 6 tt-rQ a
no 4Utta vi iy el
top-ooi frwrtotti, ttfcutuiaoiik,
atUtiitV6.
.ta-A toaMta fw tit fW
tOW feifta'a ' ea aaiaA
fbt-a M aak aga a
. CtJrwiaettr
tte?. Taw. ttfttr v
rata
"Mt. Emily" Products
I your aHStirance that you are getting ti
Best in Cured Meats
The Grande Roade Meat Co.
Long Distance
"'Station to-Sutieii" nits not ajjpi?
'wben a ftartlcniar person is designated "fiyn
lag stfid KJght" rates apply only n "Statlcn to
StaUdn" cajla. "Statloa-to-Statioa, Swnjrtff
and fnjnt". ratea jippl only tQ caD pter t&
'3eU System
o
.e Ir.dei5ei.c3en?-
Telephone Co.
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