East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-04
Oregon Loganberry Wins
Praise of William j. Bryan

Loganberry enthusiasm, also whoop
ed things up, and both he and Mrs
Taylor are entitled to special credit
for their hard work in the prelmi-
naries, though all at the building
contributed goodly share, All
oregon grows loganberrles and Will
profit from this splendid effort
oregon Has Liberty Bell.
Thanks to c. NJ and G. G. Stack
land. Of Cove. Union county, the
PENNSYLVANIA building with its his
torlc and greatly beloved Liberty
Bell has nothing on the oregon
building. These artists, who last
week supplied the Eastern oregon
booth with two immense designs in
which light and dark cherries we're
used to form the American flag and
an eagle upon a shield have now
sent down a Liberty Bell' done in
Bings and Royal AIMS The design
is four by six feet, and the repre-
sentation OF the bell, even to the
crack In this historic relic, is per-
feet. The idea pleases the public
and the size and beauty of the cher
ries pleases the visitors even more
Eastern oregon cherries, coming in
two weeks after the willamette val
ley, Rogue River and Hood River
cherries, have the field to themselves
and attract very much attention.
Met
cherries the size of oregon Bings and
Lamberts such as eastern Oregon has
on display at the Palace of Horticul.
ture and the showing is in the nature
Of a real treat. Besides the Liberty
Bell. the immense flag shown at the
Cove cherry fair two weeks ago and
which Travelled 1850 miles to get
here, is still on display in the east
ern Oregon booth
Eastern Oregon Wins.
Eastern Oregon scored another
bulls eye this week. In the selec-
tion Of officers for the permanent
organization of those connected with
Oregon activities at the exposition
Mr. ]. A. Lackey, of Malheur county
and director of the Eastern Oregon
booth was made chairman, while ].
A. Ward Of Coos and Curry, was
made secretary. Since Commissioner
Logan's arrived at the building there
have been weekly or semi-weekly
meetings OF all connected in anv way
with the work here and these have
proved SO successful in securing de-
sired results that it was determined
to- make a permanent organization
Mr.. Iackey. becase of his geniality
and the lack of vitriol in his
system, was placed in the seat o:
honor. The meetings will CONTINUE
rs heretofore and each and every
person will have the fullest opportu-
nifty to voice suggestions for the good
of the cause. This makes it possible !
FOR an to work together in unity aud /
to assist Manager Hyland in the ef-
fective work that is being done
Famed visitors Like Is.
Jack London. famous author just
in from a five months sea trip, came
to the oregon building the otherl
day. saw the exhibits, registere .
and under remarks said; Fine and
splendid" To the one in charge
Jack said he could write a hook
about the oregon showing. Incident /
Is he remarked that he had been
buying the Coos Bay myrtle wood
furniture for several years had 500
worth ordered az this time, and that
he thought it the most beautiful OF
an woods Francis Wilson, world
famous stage artist has come to the
building several times. He thinks
the furniture made by the oregon
children. together with the dresses
and other features in the educ9tton-
al display. wonderful in the extreme
-but not more wonderful than that
Is cent luncheon served by the do
nestle science girls from the agH-
cultural college, Mrs. Phoebe
Hearst. the greatest of the great IN
the Pay region. is another charmed
with the domestic science lunchecns
Senator Ben Ttllman. hrandishing a
cane rather than pitchfork. saw
the sights and said he would go back
TO Carolina the happier for having
seen Oregon's building and display
Teddy Roosevelt failed to get into
the oregon building hut dashed
through the Oregon exhibit in the
agricultural palace and was de
lighted" rs a matter Of course.
Let It be urged again-bring the
overcoat, the sealskin fur an extra
blanket and the oregon winter un'
derwear II YOU really want to enjoy
the exposition. san Francisco always