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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, January 13, 1923.
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General Secretary of Local
Y;; At C. A. Tells of Ideals
; of the Institution.
1 A - contlnciit-w tilu rolUrlmm iiiuvt-mi-nt
now In protrrt wH uiiuhik- V. M. ('.
A, of North Anii'iint, mul tvertu nc
tlon tukvit y tin-in (n I'oiivrtitioi) Itir
cIohit ri'lulioijHlitiiH with th" I'hmvhfM,
hiiH tncri-ilHt'ri (hi" tiHilttrhfi tis li Ihr
ri'llKlotis purpohf ntul worU ol' Mm- Am
kocinlion. (h local ivprvHriidit ives,
point tit r out timt fn-iUi nity i--i-n
inrinhcrH tilitl iii)irl rn t( ihr As-.
Horlution lo not uiidoiKtuuiI thnl th'
piirposi Wllth'ilyniK nil tt uiUvttlr.s Is
a nptrlluiil imi-. ulut-- that tiny wel
come tlii'Hi? inmilrli-H.
"Ity ort;rin. lil.tiny ntnl profi'n.sloti,"
diild A. K. I'rylsc. "tin- nsntiWulInn lii-r
and rlm'WlMTi- throui:tmnt the oil it
In di'dU'ntoil to pirttii;il pnnhH't ivtt y
In tin1 life of nn-n and hoys. When w i
Bay 'Hplrtl ual,' wo mean it In tin lirn;ul
Hense, nol alone in tta relicioitH ItupH
ratioiiH. Xo nmlter wliat aetlvtly im
ABiioctatlou Heei elnry may lie dit ret
lnp physteul Hoc in 1 r e-liientunial,
as well a rellKttn! -he la not ri'ai'd
rd nn aervlntr properly unlt si hl;t wm ',,
trlnKrt Bplritu.il r-MiilK, ri. . h.pin-r
ntnoni Hioh with whom li- ilea's n
larffer denire and pow for Mi-rvU-e
according Lo (.'hrl.stUtti ttiealw.
"ThiB ImplleH II Irllanee ly the As
BOl'tutioiI upon the ronil:'l t)f th
churches In lt comtuuntty and a mul
lnca on their pari (o sn.'italn and ad
vim in I h worli of this spt vlali.- d
"Rcney. Thnt tin- rehiitoaNlitp he
w(en the ehureh and tin- aoetattnii
1h close h Indieatt d l-y I ho fart thnt
a major Hit of I he lay mid employed
officem of the iw.oelatton muvement
penenilly ftro ollleors. It-ader.i or com-
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
Fact, Neck and Arms Eacily
Made Smooth, Sayi
Specialist
nilitiT wor
ehnrehoH.
' Hut It la important, we it-ol,
tht: relationship sdiould In; made evt n
uioio intiinato and pr;i''l leal. (.Hie of
(the iveommondnUonii of the recent In
( Loruation;il convention of the Y. M.
i ( '. A.'h of North Atmriea wa that
jeaih denomination appoint officially
a eoiaoiitleo to turlliof the close.nt and
jinot holpful t'l-lalionshlps, and a pro
Ipo.sal that the a.H:ujeliition movement
in lmn form u coimell ronipoKed of
one meiuher ol; each ' deilom 'mat Ion.,
These tveoiinnuiiinitonH wefi; miide !y
a eoiMinlMNton eompoiud of repreaen
lutlve clei'Kynieii and of lay and , ni
ployed offlei-rs of the association fol
lowing ixteiulod Htmly of tlie whole
maitor,"
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His
SENIORS PL1
SE
NT PLAY
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Hum
'("otnc Out oT the Kitchen' is the
title of the nct dramntie prodiu'tiim
to he present etl he t fie hiirh sehoid.
The Senior class will be sponsors iH.,
I tor tlie pfoductton which will h.-
pnnhu'eil hy lipeeial arraneittent
i with Samuel Smitii, the iiuthor, of
;Nev.' ork. I lie dates have heen sell
, tor March !-L", the site to he th
!iih school audi tori tan.
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The phiy, whii h is a thveo-nct
tometiy, has eleven memhers of the I
cast with several character parts..
t I he east has not heen selected vet
shut tryouts for the eleven parts wiUj
lc held shortly.
HEAR GOVERNOR
(.einloiK" dairy ntid college spcelal
hlft. statesmen and lnisiin.iM directors
will he hoard at the I liirteen Hi nn
it'iul cinvenHoiV"of the urouon I ;iiry
tni.n's ledMi'e lo he. hold at Albany
January I S and I !'.
.Oo or no i' I'ierce, a ' farmer and
livestock man who has championed
arious i-omd motive and protective
measure.; I'ei- I ho industry, will he
,t chief Kper.Uer (it the haiaiuet Thin-,
day nUht. W. H. I'. Imdson. man-'
arer of tho I'ortland ("har.iher of
t 'o iui'.oi ; c mid head ol t he It;:; do
. lopmeiit plan fostered hy the 1'ot)
!and body, wl'l iii. e'lss Ihe aiia.s audi
liietV.ods Of the HeW de elopliient.
1 'eed:n;v. manaemont. care and j
::i'e of ihiiry cattle will bo di-cus.-H'd
I'. A. rrak'vt of h':uiKinM'. atvtl
It. l' .loneH of the eollcue staff.
Controt of in I column abortion, n
dairy cattle disease reently declared
i:i!mt oi' Ihe Washington lejr
to ho t ho buTiie-d lacio- In
Mudtes have added much new Infor
mation. FietoiH in cost of mill; production
will ;o explained by I;. V. (Junn of
the collet cttensiun service, who
will pie.u ul figures from loud lug Ore
i;un datryriien obtained An recent
.stndiex.
Farmers' creamery
be discussed bv S. ( ,
Indued net sc
on tlicdr fret.
YEAR STARTS
CHEERFULLY
SAYS BAUSON
(Continued rrom pa so one.)
ation is that the war killed, crippled,
and shocked a irrent mass of warko.rs.
association willWe complain that men are anxious
Itlce. Who hasUn l, Pl(,1.lra inntond nf nl ;i t; tf i ;ra
era! such associations ! but the rca" truth is that tho phy8i.
cnl conditions of watre workura has.
Willi im Schulni'iricU, .one of (ro- thru war anil other causes, ho dcter
mui'm host known dairymen and 0. unrated them that only a small por
I.. Ilawh y, state dairy ami food com- lion of the men have, today, tho
ni'-s;oiter. will .-.peak Friday tnorn- physical endurance to do the hard
.tuv. He is a member of tho national ! manual Work.
happy circumstances. The Babson
chart this week registers minus .1
per cent. Our job during will
not be to open the throttle wider bui
to hold the prosperity which we have
today. This is tho task -before us.
To this end we must work. This
means," concluded 'Mr. Bauson "tint
we must substitute service for tfrced,
thrift for indolence, efficiency for in-'
.rr:n;nn.. .... .1 t ,.t
I iiLiLitiiLj, Mini an iiuiicl uiraue iu
five a uoiiar 01 service and mau;riai
lor every dollar that we get! If we
do this our present Kood condition !
could continue thru 3D'2;t; but if we
a.ain jjet careless, business will
ajjuin quickly fall off, because these
better conditions cannot continue
without a strong and broad foumla
tion on which to bui Id an 1 g r o w." .
LA GRANDE
tana bureau eommitte,. of cloven.
Ilar.y Ti:eU: r. pn ichor and dairy
man and li.M-d at both, will plve some
lesidl t to e(iU. lesjinu work. ,). A.
! im 1 no iiKiiini;- ' 1
Ii.m lMh';:ini'-; assoeiation. will tell,!
; how farmer ; across (ho Columbia out !
It, therefore, will be seen that.
wc are starting the year under very;
if
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La Grande
PERMAMErtTASTHE PyHASIDS'
Manufacturers of
g liullding
WEAVING WORKS
xl.H'tkm
11. -I'. S'liuiiH
wl'.l
luail
ho ont-
I'- !'i;.ii.!t. s,'cict.ir- of tlie
:"ii.'.-iin .ia,l !hm,! ,,f iii. iliilr
.11 ili- c.iiu.m-. limp will In- pro-, 1 Mattrcssco of all kinds cleaned"
yniMi f.T .iMiMtuins mul disiMis'ilons. I J snd rebulll Feslher nonovating. ,
ti.p tn,.,Wt wm 1.1 wrv,.,i i,y ,hcj, H.,g Rng, tDi Flut( nuM fori
All'jlli;. I'.piiImm' ol I '0111 mi' rri ! sal. , !
" Carpet, and Rag Cleaning I
Tlie Ashland" Tiilinm tells cf fa hen 0il2, J.30 Mid np '
m that city, lieloiiitiiiR to Mrs. 'W.tJ chaa. Kdwards. Prop. I
1. Bout h. that. Iiasi laid ! eKRS in 28 n Phono 263-W
days. She selected Christmas day j ............
for the additional nrjr.
Hewer
Water
Irrigation
Culvert
Dralnago
VELL CURBING
Phone Main 120
n oun(Iat:
OCT CHUnney
&
Blocks
-SEPTIC TANKS
Factory fsland City
M iJid direction
Dr. KING'S PILLS
fir constipation
li
lil'.An (inSKKVKI! WANT ADS
Monuments
Anv brrakifi.T rut the Mdn. cv
fiery. itching iccma, cm be ipjix-l.u
pvcrcmne by apphiog a ht:!c M,o:( .
Sulphur, dccl.irc.-i a noted bUm sp.'ci.i'
1st. Hrcame el its m di -ti o mm;
properties, this sulphur prcpai.dion l ;r
tilis at oner to toot he imbued sl-in .nl
heal eruptions such ai ra:h, piiPpU s and
ring wornu
. It seldom fails to remote tS- tormt'td
and tbshgiiremnd. and yc-j d... t:.l have
to wail for relict' Irorn cm!Mnanu:iit.
Impr ivemiut o,uic!!y sltou.. .mit'ern
from skin trouble jtltotmi fbi.iin a rta.dl
jat f J'owlcs Minlifu-ulph'ir t:"U
kity sood urta'fc'iit at-1 use it J:k cold
(Kko,
oen.UirrS-
-VVb have ruwle ,pr)Ji)na
jjl fcnil an order pincca ic our
(ul, intuliiiuit cieouUt.1l.
We Will Ci8d-.
Karnish ri:ti;ustt
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company
l.i02 S Ae Im OncMiJe, Or.
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zttitisnratucasaausiciNratn
ORDER
THAT
NOW iil
Suit
E !
Cleaned and Pressed is Often Mistaken for
A NEW SUIT
The Wardrobe
WOOD W. BERRY
Dry Cleaning a Speciilty
V
Punching the
Clock-
By the very act of summoning electricity to your
command you punch the time clock and the work is
started immediately, when sen-ice desired lias lcen
given you again punch the time clock and work is''
ceased immediately and the cluirge for that service
stops at the same time. The total time worked is l-eg-istored
on the dials of the electric meter which is in.
stalled at your premises.
You. as your own household manager, can check up
the actual sen-ice given each month by the simple pro
cess of subtracting the reading on the dials ;it the time
tho meter man checks your "time clock," or meter
from the reading taken next month. Those leadings
show 011 your bill each month.
Eastern Oregon Light
& Power Co.