East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-06

from the club to attend the meeting
to be held in San Francisco soon to
select site for the Oregon building
at the Panama exposition. Other
Pendletonians who will be in San
Francisco at the time will be invited
to join this committee
The subject of fitting program for
the laying of the corner stone Of the
eastern oregon branch hospital was
also brought up by the president, who
stated the club had been requested to
take charge of the affair. No exact
date for the ceremony has yet been
set but it seems probable the event
Will occur about the middle of March,
depending somewhat upon weather
conditions and the progress of the
work.
The chair last evening named the
following committee to have full
charge of the program for the club:
Dr. c. ]. Smith, w. l.. Thompson, E.
b. Aldrich, Dan +. Smythe, j. S. Lam
ders, George Hartman, Jr., 7. C. Tay-
lor, y. j. McAllister, L. D. Taylor,
Mayor w. F. Matlock and DR.. NJ. S.
Kern.
A communication from Lee Teutsch
telling of arrangements he had made
for installing a Umatilla county ex-
hibit booth in the Hotels Multnomah
Iii Portland, was read. The club was
requested to take action towards get
! ting material for a display and the
matter was left in the hands of Pres
ident Robinson for action. He stated
he will endeavor to enlist the wooden
mills in the move and comply with
the request. T. f. O'Brien, agent for
the O.-W. r. & N, said he believed
arrangements could be made for ship
ping the display material without
cost.
Many New Members.
The following new members were
elected to the club last evening, most
of the applications having been secur-
ed by Leon Cohen.
Rev. Nathan Evans, f. j. Burke,
w. ]. Connor, Pat Doherty, NJ. S.
| Kern, r. ]. Cresswell, j. A Gibson, O.
G. Allen, Marion Jack, b. F. Tromb-
| ley, d. d. Phelps f. S. Curl, Grant
| Earnhart, Edgar Smith and George
| Ferguson
New Committees Named.
The president announced the fol-
lowing standing COMMITTEES for the
coming year
City Affairs-E. J. Murphy, chair
man; w. f. Brock. X. w. Phelps, Jos.
| Tallman, r. r. Johnson.
| Streets and Roads-Dr F. w. Vim
cent. chairman; V Strobe, Walter
Mccormack, T. C. Taylor, Thos.
Thompson, Sam Thompson, f. S.
Curl, Marion Jack.
Membership - Clarence Bishop,
chairman; Leon Cohen, Mark Patton,
DIR. C. w. Lassen, Fred Lampkin, w,
| +. Matlock
| House-A. ]. McAllister. chairman;
Frank Neagle, ]. j. Hamley, J. A.
Borie, Lot Livermore.
Finance. NJ. Rice. chairman; j.
r. McCook, Fred Judd, Geo. Hart
man, ]. p Winter.
Railroads and Transportation-W
]. Clarke, chairman; w. A. Brown, II.
| f, O'Brien, Walter Adams, Frank
| Quinlan, Lee Drake.
/ Promotion and Trade Extension
DR.. C ]. Smith, chairman; f. b.
Aldrich, VIII Moore, A. H. Cox, Fred
w tL4ltlSp w III CbGlSpIl, lNbN Nd
ley.
County Affairs-L c.. Frazier
chairman; G.. I. LaDow, Chas Marsh
Dan p. Smythe, Z. L. Smith, >George
Robbins, Fred Steiwer. Chas, Carter
Public Policy-W. L. Thompson
chairman; ]. r. Dickson, C. e. Roos.
evelt, stephen A. Lowell. Roy Ritner
Frank Sailing, DR.. I. U. Temple.
Entertanment-Joa NJ Skrable
chairman; Geo. Strand, Marshal
Spell, Gale Sturdivant, Frank Hayes
Chas. Meighan, Carl Cooley.
Auditing-Harry Gray, chairman
A. c. Hampton. Royal Sawtelle. DR.
Thos Vaughan, Nesmith Ankeny
Merle Chessman.
Publicity-R. Alexander, chairman
Supt. J. s Landers, Chas. Bond.
Sf5 Reward.