East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-21

ergeiic and Judicious Manner.
For the benefit of those who wish
to attend the Fourth of July celebra-
tion in Pendleton, a one and a third
round trip rate will be given by the
o. r. & n. companr from all points
tributary. This will include all places
within a radius of 200 miles of PEN
dleton. In view Of this liberal offer
it is believed many will be present
from the other towns of the county,
and some from other counties than
Umatilla.
Three Bands VIII Furnish Music.
At meeting of the general COM
mittee held last evening further ar
rangements for the celebration were
made. 1t was announced that the,
Eagles band of this city, the Pilot
Rock hand and the Milton band have
all been secured to furnish music for
the occasion. Consequently there will
be no lack of inspiring music for
those who come to celebrate.
Special Prizes VIII BE Given.
For the best decorated wheel in the
parade a prize of s5 will be given.
Also prizes will be given for the Plug
Ugly parade which will occur in the
afternoon.
A prize of IS will he given for
the best makeup and similar
amount for the best sustained char
acter in the parade.
For the broncho busting tourna--
ment prizes amounting to $40 Will be
given, while for the evenings parade
a purse of s25 will be given the lodge
having the best float. and SIS to the
order having the best showing in the
parade.
Full List OF Committees.
At the meeting last night several
changes were made in the committee,
assignments. and the full list of COM
mittees is now as follows:
Grand marshal-Sheriff T. D. Tay-
lor.
Parade-Lee d. Drake. chairman:
Carl Cooley, Roy Ritner, William Bo-
gert.
Liberty car and lady equestrians-
John HALEY. jr.
Decorations-George Fell, chair
man; A. ]. Goodman. W. D. Burford.
Sports and amusements-Roy Alex
ander, chairman; Allie Knight. Ernest
Ruppe, Charles Gray. X. ]. Taylor. c,
]. Ferguson.
Music-Prof. L. r. Traver. chair.
man; Rev. w. L. Van Nuys.
Rand nrnhaetro
C. f. Roosevelt, chairman: NJ. A.
RAIDER
Program-Lee D. Drake. chairman.
Lee Teutsch. Charles Eppinger.
Rest rooms-Joe Sullivan. chair
man; John HALEY, jr., c. ]. Fergu-
son.
Iransportation-Leon Cohen. chair
man; I. c. Taylor, Charles Bond Lee
Teutsch, NJ. A. RAIDER.
Fireworks-Sol Baum. cboirno,.
G. Frazier H. E. Cook.
Advertising and printing-CharIes
lSond' chairman; Fred w Lamnkin
F.. P. Dodd. '>'"'
lndians-Major Lee Moorhouse.
Chinamen-Jce Sullivan.
Broncho riding-Charles Epninpar
Clay De Graft, Berkeley
HALEY.
King of Plug Uglies-K. ]. TavIor
Ice water-Darr Waffle.
PcndIeton Should Clean Tn
chairman r. Alexander. of the ps,,-
sral committee on ARRANGEMENTS for
he celebration. has made an ursent
request that every resident and husi-
ness man of Pendleton clean I'm the
premises in the good condition for
ne Fourth of July. in order to make
ne best possible appearance. In the
'ileys and back streets in some nIacos
ire piles OF rubbish and waste which
should be gathered up and burned
before the celebration. The cost OF
'leaning up is very slight and tho
lone pride of Pendleton should cause
very man to do this
Mr.. Alexander feels that this win
'e one of the best celebrations ever
,eld in Pendleton, and he especisIIv
iesires that the city should present
rood appearance to the visitors who
ire expected on that occasion. PEN
lleton is an unusually clean city. bur
turing the spring months. especiallv
ince the high water. considerable
ubbish has accumulated. and he
lopeS that this reouest will bo c,,,