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ST. MARY'S PUPILS
ENTERTAIN MANY
ii in
Large and Appreciative Audiences
Listen to Cantata of the Schoo
Festival and Several Dialogues by
Junior Scholars.
The Junior pupll.H of St. Mary'n acad
emy finve ft most cnjoyalilo musical en
tertainment Friday ovenlriR to n larse
anil appreciative auillcnco, at which the
following program waa rendered:
Cantata, "The Bchool Festival." Cast ol
character.1):
Queen MIhh K. HurKoflit
Punctuality IIIhb I), famous
I'orHevernnco MIbh H. llynn
OcheroHlty MlflH II. JU'ildy
Tho Tanly Pupil MnHtcr 1 Ilcilily
Tito Qunrrelnomc I'uplL.MaHter V. Jtlm
The BulflHh Pupil ...Mantor H. Daloy
ClioniH MIhhch M. Hcutlder, li Trlrnblu,
.1. Ward. A. Ward, F. QulKley. A.
Wakeman, 0. WIlKon, F. Ilunn'HH, M.
Ityun, F. Uluke, K. Larouche, 1. 1a
roue he, M. HlHtiy, I. Mlknclm; MnNters
F. Hubbard, F. Marie. V. Honny.
I.lttlo Hlnirnr MIhh O. Ilnrfrrava
Accompanist. Mlua C. Andrews
IMano nolo, "The Itoblns' I.ullnby"
ICroRmnnn
MIhsch I). Doward. F. QulKluy,
MnHtor P. Iteddy.
Dialogue, "WIioho Turn?"
Manter O. Larouclio, W. Kulllvau,
P. Dobley.
Piano nolo, "DanclriK HprlteH"... .IlohmJ
jviiHHCH i inniiiie, . oiunurm.
Dlnlojrue, "aittln' H'pcrleuce." Cast of
characters:
Dr. JCrown Master M. Wlthoft
Snowball Master I.. Deuel
Mr. Whlto MastorK. Hofjan
Johnnie White. ....Master It. Wheeler
Walter Master C. Wlthoft
Patients Master F. Hubbard, Mastor
W. Mlksche, Mastor V. Shinier.
Plnno duet, "A May Day" ...Itathbun
MIsboh N. Samuels. K. Trimble, J.
Ward, II. Ilcddy, Masters M. and
C. Wlthoft.
"Tho Minim Moy's Plea"
Masters A. Flllott, J. l.aroilclie,
C. Fehrenboqk.
DlaloRiio, "Dottlo's Dream." Cost of
characters:
Huth Miss II. Campbell
May Miss J. llodi(
I.lbblo Miss C. Hansiiu
Com Miss A. Moulin
Kvn MIhh M. lllsey
Nelllo MIhh F. Kuith
Dottle Mlns li. Koouta
(Irnco Miss I.. Dubley
JJaby Florence Miss K. Deano
Fairies:
Queen Mnb Miss N. Samuels
Oentlo Voleu MIsh I,. Klum
Kind Eyo Miss D. Doward
Heady Hand MIbs U. Deano
Loving Heart Miss W. Clancey
Happy Hmllo Miss M. llrown
Silver Toiikuo Miss T. Fras-.lor
Fulry companions Misses a. IlarKravo,
O. Honey, O. Ilyan, R Ashcraft, II.
Clapp, D. Clapp, 11 Deano, 7.. HIiiKler.
Bulllv.n to Meat Bnrko.
NKW YOHIC, May 8. Montana .Inck
Sullivan will liavu a. ten-rotind chance
hero tonlKht to aveimo tho recent defeat
If IiIh brother Dan nt tho hands of Sailor
Iliirkc Thu pair havo been matched to
meet before the Olympic Aiiiietio emu,
We Have a
Which We Know to be
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SOCIALISTS AT
COUNTY PICNIC
Addresses, Songs and Readings Fol-
low Elaborate Luncheon in Grove
NcarTalent"America" up to Date
is 'Rendered.
A larse number of noclallntH nttended
this flrwt county picnic held at Phoenix
Krovn Bunday, Mny 7. Talent local of
HoclallMtn had charKo of arrangement).
Tho nftalr opened up with a nonfr enti
tled "America Up-to-IJate" to tho tune.
of ".America," and rendu an follewn:
Our country 'tis of thee,
Land of prooperltcu,
Where wlilHtloH blow.
Where c .Idien work all day.
No chancn to tun or play,
Where Rrueil and mlnht hold Hway
Thy nnmo wo love.
AlmlRhty Ood, to theo
Iluyor of liberty.
To theo wo Hliiir.
1 Our land Ih full of nraft,
And William i Howard Tnft.
Who's smaller fore than aft.
Our mlKlity klnir.
An old-fashioned lunch was spread on
a Ioiik tahlo covered with iilenty for all.
Mrs. F. M. Sweat of Talent was toast
master, and responses wero Klven by
F. M. Sweat. C. M. PhelBter, Carl M.
Arndt and a. II. Millar. For tho lifter
..noon exerc hph K. 13. WaltorH wriH elect
ed chairman anil a program was Klven
as follews:
Hour, "Tho Ited Flan": address by
Collins. "The Alms of tho. I. W. W."J
rPCtatlon by Miss Sweat entitled "Our
q,, 'oreed.'"
i other nildwsses by F. M. Sweat, Unr-
voy Richardson ami Carl M. Arndt, In
cltiilliiK tho reading of nn nrtlclo of
M V. Dobs, entitled "Humanity," by
W. II, Shulz, concluded tho exorcises.
CARNEGIE GIVES
CI.AIUOMONT, Oil., May 8. Fulfill
ing n promise inndo nearly two years
into, Andrew CarneKlo has sent n check
for 150,000 to bo used as nn nddltlon to
tho endowment fund of Pomona coIIcko.
Tho promlso depended upon tho ability
of tho colleKO directors to ralsu an ad
ditional JU00.000. ThlH was ilouo and
two weeks jiro CarneKlo was notified.
Tho receipt of his check was announced
nt chapel yesterday.
Will Inventltrnte Stiff nr.
WASH1NC1TON. Mny 8. Tho Iioubo
eommltteii on rules today favorably re
ported tho resolution presented by Hard-
wick (democrat, aoorKhi), auinorizinR an
Investigation by a cotniultteo of nlno
ciiuKressmeii lulu tho entire ntiKar In
dustry. Hnsklns fm Health.
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We do not hesitate to recommend this for a home and permanent
investment, for platting, for a small syndicate, also as a speculative
proposition. There are about 168 acres in the tract, located one mile
from Eagle Point. Thee are about 40 acres in pears and the same
acreage in Newtown and Spitzenberg apples, all in their fifth year, and
about 60 acres, mostly in pears from one to four years old. Balance
of the tract nearly all good fruit land. There is a good house and barn,
bunk house, drilled well, etc., The stock and machinery, consisting of
seven horses, harness, wagons, plows, cultivators, clod crusher, all
tools, cow, chickens, etc., go with the place :::;:: :
CAN
Write and Let
You About This
WEST DISCUSSES
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Governor States That Regulation by
Nation and State is Here to Stay-
Properly Enforced It Will Be Safe
guard to Investors.
DRNVRIt. Col., May 8. fJovemor Os
wald West of Oregon In leply to nn In
quiry sent out by n Denver news bu
reau asking his views on tho recent po
sition taken by Theodore N. Vail, ptesl
dent of tho Western Union Telegraph
company, approving thp commission reg
illation of public service corporations,
mnkes the following statement:
"As soon as tho heads of all large
public corporations bow to tho Inevita
ble, as Mr. Vail has done, nnd Join with
the friends of public service ii-Kulatlou
In their attempt to solve this most Im
portant problem, tho sooner will the old
fight between tho people and these cor
porations be ended and they will be giv
en by tho people that decent nnd fair
treatment to which good cotuhict and
fnld dealing entitles them.
"Government regulation of public serv
Icn corporations has come to stay. It
was not understood nt first, except by a
few close students of tho question, but
now both thu neonlo nnd tho corpora
tions aro bediming to sec the advan-'
tnges of such regulation. The people nro
finding that It opens up tho way where
by the humblest citizen of the Innd can
find prompt nnd ndeiiunto redress against
thu largest corporations and Willi iiitio
or no coMt to himself. The corporations
are finding that they are getting fair
treatment nt tho hands of tho state and
federal commissions and that n butter
understnndlng between the people and
tho railroads Is being brought nbout.
These companies nro finding that they
can turn to tho commissions for protec
tion against Ill-advised and hostllo leg
islation, with tho result that as govern
ment regulation Is extended the railroad
lobbies nt the Htnte and federal capltols
will gradually disappear.
"Many of tho public servlco corpora
tions hnvn grown ns great that they
liuve bocomo nn Important factor In our
system of government nnd tiro becoming
more so every day. Tho time will como
when they will cease to bo footballs for
stock speculators, nnd their stocks will
bo looked upon, largely duu to tho fact
that they nro under government control,
ns ii safe nnd snno Investment for tho
Hinnll Investor."
WOMEN TAKE JOB
A
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FOUT WOIITH, Tex.. May 8. Want
ed Woman painters. Ovemlls furnish
ed. Apply V. C. llnldwln."
Answering" this udveitlsement, nearly
a score of women went to work hero to
day painting houses for Baldwin, u con
tractor, who hns had trouble with the
local unions recently. Tho women nro
to receive $1.76 per day.
ON 0
PAINTING
HOUS
HnMldnit for Health. " ... .,.. . ,
Most Attractive
One of the Best Buys in the
MARE ATTRACTIVE TERMS
STONE ACTS FOR
SOUTHERN ORE.
At Meeting of Fish and Game Corn-
mission Tried to Secure Appoint
ment of Rogue River Valley Man
as Fifth Commissioner.
SALEM, Or., May 8. In nn Interview
nftor tho meeting of tho new fish and
game commission, Commissioner C. F.
Stone of ICIamnth Falls stated:
Oeorgo II. Kelly of Eugene was bo
looted by the commission as its fifth
member. 1 presented the claims of tho
Itoguo Illver vulley suction, and while
theio appeared to be a very strong
sentiment In favor of giving Hint local
ity the representation, tho Idea Hint
I had been nppolntcd for southern Ore
gon seemed fixed, nnd as n result the
selection was mado from territory far
ther north.
"I took up tho mnttor of feeding the
hateh of steelheads nt Trail. Tho fish
commissioner has instructed tho govern
ment agent in charge to draw on him
for any sum required.
"I ulso brought the question of nn
other fish ladder to the attention of the
members of tho commission nnd havo
their assurance Hint tho matter will re
ceive the attention of the board at its
meeting the 22d of thin month.
"I ask tho people of southern Oregon
to command mo In nuy matter In which
I muy bo nblo to servo them."
Sot and Daah Men Meet.
TORONTO. Out.. May 8. At tho con
vention of tho Order of Railroad Tele
graphers opened here today, key men
from practically overy railroad In Can
ada and tho United States aro In at--tendence.
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YOUlt HO.MK COMFOIITS.
Wo can wlro your taouso, or do ro
palr work o tho sorvlco you now
havo, and will emvo you money on
tho work. Promptness and satisfac
tion nro two othor essentials that
you'll always get hero.
MOTOIt ItEI'AIIUNQ
PLAT IKONS
PANS, FIXTURES.
CraterLake Wiring Co.
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wn. o.t vnitTir ii.trtf friTT ot
W. T. YORK &
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Boys' Blouse
WAISTS
We Have Just Put in a New Line of
Boys1 Chevoit and Mohair Cloth
Blouse Waists With Collars Attached
in Medium and Dark Colors, Sizes 6
to 12 Years, Any Size Both Qualities
25c and 50c Each
Shirt, Pants
Waist in One
NAZAEETH WAIST
UNION SUIT
for boys or girls; here in
sizes 4 to 12 years; three
garments in one,
50c Each
Ladies' summer weight
long sleeve, high neck,
jersey ribbed. Vests; all
sizes. 25c each.
Men's Canvas Gloves, With Tight
Knit Wrists, 10c pair, 3 pair for 25c
See Our 15c Window Tomorrow
HUSSEY
Orchard Proposition
VJky,.3BS&Si.,5ES8&
Ladies Union
Suits
35 and 50c
We are showing the best
values in the above in
the city; in regular
sizes 4-5-6; outsizes
7-8-9.
Ladies' Summer Vests,
10c, 15c and 25c each.
COMPANY
Poison aAK
NEVER
....... in vnns
HtMLUY THESTINDAhD
mCsVCMILBLAINS. TCLONS. BURNS. ETC
-'WwuW"-BWBr
LtNGLEYt MICHAELS CO SAnVbANCISCO.
The Model Variety Store t
Eagle Point, Oregon
Notions of nil kinds, granltewnre,
glassware, stationery, combs,
brushes, toys, vn.ies, tlnwnro. wlro
goods, fine toilet soaps. Dishes a
specialty. rost cards lc each.
M. L. DALEY
Buy Your
Green
Goods
Here Saturday
Flere is a list of what we
will have, for sale all
fresh and fine, and sold at
reasonable prices:
Fruit
Strawberries
Oranges
Bananas
Fresh Pineapple
Vegetables
Artichokes, Cucumbers,
Green Peas, New Potatoes,
Tomatoes, Los Angeles
Head Lettuce, Spinach,
Onions, Asparagus, Rad
ishes, Green Beans, Egg
Plant, Cauliflower, Rhu
barb and Cabbage.
Olmstead &
Hibbard
WEST SIDE GHOOERS
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