THE GAZETTE-TIMER, HEPPN'cjR. ORE,, THURSDAY. AUG. 24. 19 U
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TLAND CORNET-
1ST WITH ELKS' BANO
(La Grand Observer.)
Several hundred La Grander were
out last evening to hear the Elks
band In its weekly concert and the
universal query was, "who Is produc
ing those beautiful tones?"
They came from Andrew Loney,
former Portland cornetist, who has
come to La Grande to make his home
and be a member of the La Grande
Elks' band. Mr. Loney played seve
ral solo parts and experienced and
versed critics declare La Grande has
not heard such cornet tones before.
When the rest of, the band gets the
swing of accurate accompaniment, La
Grande will hear some great music.
Another man that made a decided
ANDKEW LOXEV.
I
Clever Cornetist With Elks' Band.
impression last night was Mr. Perrine
a trombone player, who is also a new
face in the band, and Mr. Homme, the
new tuba player got off to a good
start.
It was Mr. Loney however who
was heard most frequently and the
audience was charmed with .his a
bility. He has been solo cornetist tor
the Portland Elks' band, In his uni
form he is shown in the picture; was
with the Royal Rosarian band; the
Portland band; assistant director of
the first artillery corp band, solo
cornetist in Chautauqua circuits; dir
ector of high school bands in the city
of Portland, soloist in 1 'arson's band
and orchestra and other Portland in
stitutions. He teaches the Weldom
.system of cornet playing.
"One of Portland's best cornet
players" says the Oreiianian of him
and the Portland Journal declares
"Andrew Loney's cornet solos were
wen piavea ana entnusiasuc&iiy re
ceived."
"we intend to accummulate a
group of players that need back off
for no band in the state" declared
leading Elks after the introduction
last night of a group of these artists,
"and feel we have a good start al
ready."
Dinner Party at John Kenny's.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kennv enter
tained a number of their friends at a
dinner party last Sunday at the
Kenny home northeast of Heppner.
In the afternoon the party enjoyed
some bucking horse contests and
horse races. Those who enjoyed Mr.
and Mrs. Kenny's hosDitalitv were
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Parley and baby;
Mr. and Mrs. John Keegan and baby;
Mr. and Mrs. John Healey; Miss Ce
cile Kelly, Miss Margaret Linnen. Joe
and Bernard Kenny, Jim Mollahan
and Pat Hart.
Spoiled Hay Is Used Fop Roads.
Farmers of the lower Butter creek
sections have done as The Gazette
Times suggested last week, and the
roads are being greatly Improved
with the spoiled hay there. The hay,
much of which is alfalfa. Is nrnvlnu
an excellent antidote for chuck holes
and many sections of the road have
been greatly Improved by this action.
ICE FOR BALK Stoma annnlUil
at $12.60 per ton and Ice delivered
at your residence tor one cent per
pound. Phone City Meet Market,
Mela S3. ' '
NATIONAL HUGHES AL-
FRUIT FOR SALE Leave orders
at home of Silas Wright.
ANDY COOK.
FOR SALE Four hundred acree
prairie and timber land, known as
the South Jones Pralrte. Mre. Henry
Jones, 821 14th St., Portland, Ore.
MM.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
FIRST FARM MORTGAGES
E. J. Roberaon,
799 Title A Trnet Bvildlng,
Portland, Oregon.
The Hughes Alliance originate U
New York as a state organization In
1908 when Mr. Hughes was governor.
It was the Instrumentality in the
state through which many men did
practical and effective work for his
re-election, and did it without distin
ction or difference based on their ac
customed political affiliations.
Under the leadership of staunch
friends of Governor Hughes and in
full co-operation with party and other
organizations working to the same
end, theHughes Alliance enlisted and
made effective the concrete politi
cal efforts of men and women who
gladly accepted this kind of an op
portunity to do something to con
tinue the Hughes standard of public
administration in state affairs. The
work of the Alliance was a striking
demonstration of the way in which,
at a time of crisis, ordinary party dif
ferences may be subordinated and the
independent sentiment of the state
made politically effective.
Governor Hughes' candidacy for
the presidency in 1916 made a broad
and stirring appeal to all Americans
Irrespective of National party affilia
tions, and a broad appeal likewise to
the independent sentiment of Ameri
can communities, which too often Is
not definitely correlated to the work
of party organizations. Governor
Hughes had hardly arrived in New
York, following his nomination in
Chicago and his immediate reslgna.
tlon from the bench, before sugges
tions began to come in from all parts
of the state that the Hughes Alliance
of 1908 should be re-organized, to
render the same kind of service to the
republican nominee in 1916 as when
he was the candidate for the gover
norship. Then from various parts of
the country came the suggestion that
the Hughes Alliance be also organiz
ed on a national scale.
Branches are forming ' in every
state with the express approval of Mr.
Hughes and the party managers. A
central committee is in charge of the
campaign activities of the Alliances.
County and local branches will be
formed in connection with the state
branches. An earnest appeal has
been made that all clubs forming with
the intention of working in the Re
publican campaign affiliate directly
with the Hughes Alliance. In many
states clubs already formed have be
come special branches. The Women's
Roosevelt League in New York has
become a branch in New iors city.
This direct affiliation insures com
plete co-operation ana affords an
equal opportunity to every indivi
dual, group or organization interest
ed to contribute equally to the object
which all have in view the election
of Charles Evans Hughes. The co
operation of all kinds of organiza
tions of men and women is desired;
a special provision of the constitu
tion declares that as the Hughes Al
liance is an organization of voters
made up of American citizens, no
branches should be known or desi
gnated as representing citizens of any
particular foreign extra c ti o n
'Straight American," "Undiluted and
100 per cent will be the basis of or
ganization of the Hughes Alliance.
The timeliness of such a nation
wide organization is especially recog
nized by the advisers of Mr. Hughes
in view of the disposition of many
Democrats to oppose Mr. Wilson's re
election and in view of the conditions
resulting from the republican division
four years ago. Through the Al
liance many progressives and Demo
crats as well as republicans, will work
for Mr. Hughes' election and not mer
ely vote for him, and they will find in
the Alliance a convenient rallying
point for their political activties this
year.
The officers the National Al
liance are: President, Camtron For
bes; Vice President, Philip McCook;
Secretary, Arthur F. Crosby, with
a full executive board.
The Chairman of the Women's
Committee Is Miss Frances A. Kellor.
There is under formation a cotrn
mittee of one thousand women drawn
from every state in the union. It
is alreadyindlcated that the Women's
Committee will, by November 7th
show a formidable enrollment of A
merlcan women working to secure the
election to the presidency of Charles
Evans Hughes. In the National Al
liance It has been necessary for the
women to be organized as a separate
committee because the Alliance is or
ganized of voters, and women, as yet
have suffirage In only one quarter of
the states.
In the twelve suffrage states the
form of organization is as the states
prefer, and the form selected by the
State Alliance of Oregon is a single-
organization of men and women to
gether. County chairmen will be ap
pointed and organization worked out
through towns and villages in the
usual political form.
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USE A
JONES WEEDER I
PATENTED DECEMBER 16, 1913
"Made In Morrow I
County"
We had lots of moisture and weeds will grow and ruin your
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usinessman
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