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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1907)
PAG TEN. DAILY EAST ORBGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, MAT SS. 1MT. FoijRTKEIf PAGK& Board of Trade Sale EXERCISES MONDAY, MAY 27 ACADEMY CLASS WILL GRADUATE NEXT WEEK. Commends Friday, May 24 and Ending Saturday, May 25 at 9 p. m. PRICES CHANGE EVERT HOUR. WATCH FOR THE BILLS Tlit'KS DA 1 EVENING, AND SEE THE GREAT BARGAINS WE SHALL OFFER. Cotfee Served Free to Every One. Saturday from 9:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc. ScfamMt Bids. 'Phone Red S74L W. W. Campbell, Mgr. Commencement Program at First Presbyterian Church Tuesday Even lug. May 2H Congressman W. R. KHIh to lellver Graduating Address Excellent Program Arranged for the. Close of School Year Public Cordially Invited to All the. Exercises. Instrumental L'Alouette . .' . . . . . . M. Balakerew Marjorle Lyman. Oration ........... Maglo of Today Harold Lynn Blukeslee. Oration ...The Wizard of the North Ellen Renetta Blue. Trio "Down In the Dewy Dell"... ' Henry Smart Girls' Glee Club. Oration Queen of the Air Mnrgaret Myrtle Johnson. Oration The Invincible Armada Haiel Haw Hamblen. Oration Westward, Hoi James Douglas Johnson. The Song of the Vikings Fanlng . Academy Chorus. Commencement address and pre sentation of diplomas Hon. W. R. Ellis Good Night J. P. Goldberg Girls Glee Club. , Benediction. y The commencement exercises of Pendleton academy will be held at the First Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening, May 28, beginning at 8 o'clock, at which time five stu dents will graduate from the Institu tion. The graduating address will be de livered by Congressman W. R. Ellis and a delightful program has been arranged. The class day exercises of the academy will be held on Monday afternoon to which all are cordially Invited. No admission will be charg' ed to any of these exercises and the public Is cordlaTty Invited to attend. Following Is the class day program Piano solo Harold Blakesle Salutatory Hazel Hamblen Class song Class Class history .... Harold Blaeslee Sonrire du Prlntempts Class Class prophecy Douglas Johnson Instrumental Hazel Hamblen Address to undergraduates Valedictory Douglas Jo"hnson Academy song Class Commencement Program. Following Is the program for the commencement exercises: Invocation. t M ! Star Restaurant YAP & HING, Propi. Under New Management. CLEAN DIVING ROOM FHR8T CLASS SERVICE Meals 1 5c and up. il DANDELION DOPE" SOS ALTA 4V4MMr4r STREET lti SIGNS SHOW CARDS Bad Atkinson Corner Main and Alta St. Tel. Red 3961. Selecting Wedding Gifts Is a poser for many puzzled people. Pardon the suggestion that our Judgment and experience may be of .some aid. Presents of gems and other Jewelry are always In order, and you are assured of ample choice when you behold the dis play at Winslow Bros. Jewelers - Opticians Postofflce Block. TOjOT ROCK CELEBRATES. Mam Meeting of Citizens Decides to Hold Rousing Celebration on duly Fourth. Whether the Pilot Rock branch of the O. B, & N. is completed or not Pilot Rock citizens are going to cele brate the Fourth Of July in an ap propriate manner this year and at a mass meeting of the citizens this week a list of committees were ap pointed to have charge of the cele bration. The committees named are as fol lows: H. H. Gilbert, chairman; W. L. Mathews, .secretary; G. W. Done, treasurer. Committee on Finance George Mansfield,. W. H. Harrison, J. N. Roork. ' Arrangements George E. Carries, Lewis Bradburn, J. P. McManus. Program and Advertising J. M. Gilbert, U E. Roy, O. T. Carnes. Music Geo. W. Done, Mrs. Clark Rturdevant, Albert Gilliam, Mrs. E. O. Parker. Miss Ollie Smith. Sports Chas. Newcomb, E. O. Parker, L. W. Gilbert. Dick Waugh has donated a two-year-old steer for the barbecue, and In addition to this there will be one or two hogs , and five head of sheep prepared for the hungry. The Pturtevant grove, above town which contains a living spring of wa ter, will be fitted up with seats. swings and inviting walks and bow ers. IS WARRANTED TO KILL ... , ' OBNOXIOV8 WEED8 ONLY Weeds Doped With the Preparation Yesterday on the Court Horn Lawn Are Dead Today Ik'Kw 'A Given the Formula, Which j. Simple and Inexpensive W,lte tlle Gram Was Apparently Injured It Is Not Believed to be Bsdly Impaired. J. M. GUllland. caretaker of the court house ' lawn. Is experimenting on a method of destroying- the abundant crop of dandelions now nearlng harvest time In the court house yard. From a news article In on of the Spokane papers Mr.' GUllland found an Item telling of experiments being nvde. there with a solution which they called the "Denver Dandelion Dope," and which Is proving effica cious. The mixture la used as a spray and Is sprinkled over the lawn and was tried yesterday. All of the obnoxious weeds were found to be dead this morning In a strip to which the spray was applied nnd if the roots die as readily as did the tops, there is no doubt but that it is a good thing. The spray is made by taking a bar rel of water, 51 gallons,, and adding tn that about 100 pounds of Iron sul-i phate and 10 pounds ef sulphuric acid. Roth of the Ingredients are very cheap and can easily be furnish' ed by o druggist. Care should be used to let the mix ture stand long enough to thorough ly dissolve the Iron sulphate.' As th sulphuric acid Is a poison It Is neces sury to handle It carefully. The grass to which the spray was applied was somewhat damaged as well as the weeds, but It is already coming out and It Is claimed that the weed destroyer will In no wise hurt the lawn grass. GRADUATING EXERCISES. i & If We Could Talk Half as well about our Hats as we can make them our oratory would convince you beyond question. We make nothing but ladies' and Misses' hats and know , our business from the ground work up. This insures you the best for the least money. CARRIER MILLINERY The home of the stylish hat. Address by President P. L. Campbell Was Highly Appreciated by a Large Audience. The graduating exercises of Pendle. ton high school were held at the First Christian church last evening, the pro gram as published In the East Oregon lan last evening being rendered in full The musical numbers were espec lally appreciated and the valedictory and salutatory addresses by Miss Ma- tel Elder and Miss Neva Hodder were well received and were really excellent productions. The chief feature of the program was the Inspiring address by Presi dent P. L. Campbell of the University of Oregon, who spoke for 30 minutes on the "Basis of Permanent Prosper ity." In this excellent address he showed the marvelous natural resour ces of the country which are being developed rapidly and urged higher educational standards to be In keep, lng with this material progress. The address was an intellectual treat and proved the president to be a close student of economic and social conditions. The diplomas were presented to the graduating class by Dr. C. J. Smith for the school board, whoes brief re- marks to the students were pertinent and impressive. The audience overflowed the church and was a handsome compliment to Pendleton's interest In and love for her public schools. SEVENTYFIVE TO ATHENA. A. C. RUBY. Pres W. L. THOMPSON, Cashier. T. G. HAILEY, Vice. Pres. W. S. BADLEY, Asst. Cashier. Commercial National Bank of Pendleton, Oregon CONDENSED REPORT OF CONDITION RENDERED COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY MAY 20, 1907. Resources. " Liabilities. U. S. Bonds I 62,465.81 Capital Stock .. 60,000.00 Stocks, Securities U.381.09 Undivided Profits 4,1S7.8 Loans and Discounts """"circulation 49,800.00 Furniture and Fixtures . 7.403.4S GOOD BALL GAME TOMORROW. Between The Dalle, and Pendleton Teams. Manager Frazler of the "Boosters' has succeeded In buying off the wea thnr bureau man for tomorrow s game, and whether it rains or snows, old PIuv has been quoted as "Sun daj fair." The Columbia Athletic club's team from The Dalles, Is counted as one of the strongest amateur aggregations of bass lossers In the state, and the fane who stroll out to the Court street grounds tomorrow afternoon will see the strongest basebull team to visit Pendleton this season, in action. The following Is a correct list of those who will officiate at tomor row's game. Official umpire, Buistatte. Official scoher. Rader. Of flclal . rooter, "H. M." Turner. Official stakeholder, Manager Es tes. i Captain Nelson has been keeping the small boys busy all week rustllntf old horse shoes, In fact It has been reported that he would pass any boy under 10 years of age In at the gatu, who would bring a rusty horse shoo or a black cat with him. From this It may he seen that no pains or ef forts will be spared by the "Boost ers," to change their luck and win Hie game tomorrow. Cnledoiilnn . Picnic Draws Large Crowns From Every Part of the County. Seventy-five people went from Pendleton this morning to attend the Caledonlaln picnic at Athena. The picnic will close tonight with a de llghtful Indoor program. It has been one of the most successful in the history of the Caledonian society and the members are delighted with its outcome. The weather has been Ideal, although it Is a. standing Joke In Umatilla county that the Caledon Ion picnic always brings a rain. The program for today was as fol lows: 10:80 a. m. Music, orchestra. Scotch dance. Song, Miss Harwas. Address, Hon. Geo. J. Cameron. Rcotch reel, McCormlck and King. Song, Prof. Epplng. Violin and piano, Prof, and Mrs, Fisher. Address, D. C. Kirk. Sword dance. Concert. 8:00 p. m. Music, orchestra. Song, Mrs. Fisher. Recitation. Dance with bagpipes. Song, Miss Harwas. Violin and piano, Prof, and Mrs. Fisher. Remcrks, Hon. G. J. Cameron. Song, Prof. Epplng. Dunce with bagpipes. Recitation. Song, Hearts and Flowers, Miss McKlnnon. Violin and piano. Prof, and Mrs, Flshr. Music, orchestra. Cash Reserve 10,O0.S Deposits 255,468.19 Total S5S,tS5.B7 Total '. . . Correct Attest, W. I Thompson, Cashier. . .358,925.S7 Musical Irogrnm Monday Evening. A delightful musical and elocution ary program has been arranged for Monday evening, May 27, at the First Presbyterian church. The program has been arranged by Mrs. W. H. Bleakney and Miss Murjorle. Lyman of Pendleton academy faculty, and will be one of the rare treats of the Sanson. About 10 numbers will be rendered, the program having been recently published In the East Oregon Ian. The program will begin at 8 o'colck. Band Concert Tomorrow at 6 p. m. The Eagles' band will give a Sun day concert, weather permitting, to morrow afternoon at 6 o'clock, at the corner of Main and Railroad streets. Engine Out of the Ditch. . The boiler of engine No. 199 which went Into the Umatilla river In the Cayuse wreck on April 10, was lifted out yesterday and placed upon a flat car and brought to this city from where It will be taken to the shops at Alhlnu. The engine Is completely- stripped and presents a most dllapi dated nppearnce. The shell of the boiler Is intact, however, nnd the on glne can be rebuilt at practically half the price of a new engine. The drlv ers and shafts can be used with a llttli! repair, but aside from these the equipment of the engine is a to tal loss. Memorial Service Tomorrow. A union memorlnl service will be held at the first Christian church at 3 p. m. tomorrow under the auspices of the O. A. R. Rev. Victor Dorrls will have charge of the service. The sermon will be preached by Rev. W. L. Van Nuys. Rev. G. L. Hall will sing . lo and lead a chorus from the various churches. Other pastors of the city will take part In the service. Bad Blood Made Good If your blood Is Impure or lacking In vital qualities, you need mors thsn a purifier. You need a blood builder as well. Our Sarsaparilla Com pound with Iron. not only expels Impurities from ths blood which cause debility, but It also makes pure, rich blood. Give It Tallmai. &o. Leading Druggists. If I Wore PANTS Pd Buy Them at Roosevelt's Boston Store That's All. Cool Suggestions for Warm Weather Refrigerators and Hammocks ft aftM(Tnrlf ftC Hither wood or mrtsl. In all trades IVVlrlgei UtUI a and sizes. Well ventilated, sanitary and cooling. Ha XX nv f lr C In all grades and prices. Neat de lit 111 Vf IV 9 signs and built substantial. Just the thing for the porch or lawn. Get My Prices LEWIS HUNTER, Complete Honsefirrnisher. Byers' Best Flour Is made from the choicest wheat that grows. Good bread Is assur ed when BYERS BEST FLOUR ts Used. Bran, Shorts, Steam Rolled Barley always on hand. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS W. S. BYE Its, Proprietor. CnwyM 1907 Home of Kuppenheimer Chtuio A SAFE PLACE TO TRADE It is pretty well understood that tliis store is a place where a man rosy conic to look at goods without being urged to buy; where every thing is exactly ns it is represented to be, and where values are always the best to bo had. We mean to keep this reputation, which wc havo fairly earned. STAR SHIRT HAWES HATS MEN'S SHOP MAX BAER
