East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-09-26

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gram has been arranged, consisting OF
speaking and musical selections.
most noted of the outside men pres
ent will be DR.. James Withycombe,
head of the agricultural course. at
the Oregon Agricultural college, and
recent republican candidate for gov
ernor. B. F. Mulkey, president of
the Ashland Normal school, is also
expected to be present and deliver an
address. Mrs. Mile Trumbull, the
prominent reform worker of Portland,
will likewise be upon the program.
Aside from the music by the band
a selection will be rendered by
two numbers by a male quartet.
For Political Day.
That Political Day, Saturday, will
be well attended by prominent public
men, is assured. DR.. H. w. Coe, of
Portland, will deliver a brief address
upon the subject, Theodore Roose-
velt," while others now sure of at
tending are Senator Charles w. Full
ton, Congressman Ellis and ]. w.
Bailey, state food and dairy commits
sioner. Mrs. c. S. Terpenning will
also be upon the program for an ad-
dress upon the subject of Equal
Suffrage"
Schools VIII Parade.
The public schools of the city will
march from the various buildings toA
morrow afternoon at las to Hotel
Pendleton, on the north end of Main
street, where they will join the pa
rade and from there will march to
the fair pavilion, where they will be
admitted free.
Superintendent Landers requests
that the rooms march to Main street
promptly on time that the parade
may not be delayed on this account.
All the buildings of the city will be
represented in the parade and it
promises to be one of the most inter-
esting events of the fair Following
is the order in which the public
school rooms will march, under the
direction of the teachers of each
room.
First Grade.
Miss Rozene Epple's room, Miss
Cooley's room, Mrs. Welles' room,
Miss Lanes room.
Second Grade.
Miss Froome's room, Miss Cau-
fields room, Miss Fitz Gerald's room.
Third Grade.
Miss Edyth Epple's room, Miss
weller's room, Miss Marbles room.
Fourth and Fifth Grades.
Miss Florence Harris room, Miss
Quick's room, Miss Baum's room.
Fifth and Sixth Grades.
Miss Harris room, Miss Keller's
room, Miss Cookies room.
Sixth and Seventh Grades.
Miss Walkers room.
Seventh and Eighth Grades.
Miss Warren's room, Miss Miller's
room.
Freshman class OF High school,
Sophomore class of High school,
Junior class of High school, Senior
class of High school.
Record Attendance Yesterday.
With a total of 1867 paid admis-
sions yesterday the record for the
week was broken. For Monday and
Tuesday the paid admissions aver
aged slightly over 1000 per day. but
that mark was left far behind yes
terday. That the attendance was so
good for the day was due largely to
the baby show in the afternoon. The
tiny tads proved the best drawing
card yet for the afternoons enter
tainment and as the attendance last
evening was heavy, as 1t always Is at
night, the attendance record was
broken.
That the crowds will continue
large throughout the week is now
assured and there is little doubt but
that last years record for admissions,
and II was a better one than that Of
the state fair, will be badly beaten.
The Baby Show.
Little Bernice Winslow, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Winslow of
this city, carried off the high hon
ors in the baby show yesterday af-
ternoon, while Freda Peterson won
second prize.
Tt was a contest in which "a of
the sweetest little tots Of two coun-
ties were entered and consequently
competition was close. To some the
task of picking winner seemed diff
ficult for all looked deserving of a
blue ribbon.
! However, the trained eyes of the