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PAGE THREE SWiSraMM 1SUNDJIY SERMON i THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER " Tuesday, July S4, 1925, Program Out For Olympiad Pacific Coast League Standing I W- L. Pet. " j San Francisco 70 44 (By Ar-Kociuted Press) i Sacramento 14 47 NEW VOliK, July 24. The offi-'P"r"nl & 5ii ciul prugruimne for the eighth Qlym-jUi.s Angeles 53 6(1 lic (James ut 1'uris, Fiance, in 1924, Seattle 52 7 lias been issued by the French Olvm-iVernon . .' 5:i fill pic coiiimittee, us follows; Winter sports, including Ice hock ey, January 24 to February 6, at Clinnumix. May :l to Hay II), Ru?l)y. May 15 to June II, Footbull. June II) to July 4, I'olo. except July 3. June 21 to June 21), Rifle anil Gun, except .nine z.i, Salt Lake ,. 51 Oakland 45 (117 .576 .435 .48ii .477 .473 .468 .401! National League Standings'. June 23. .Morniliir. Oreninnv at. 'Brooklyn . Uotre Dame. Afternoon. So. bonne. Philadelphia W. New York , 59 Cincinnati 53 Pittsburg 52 Chicago , 48 St. i.oum , 47 June 21, Oiieru, June 28 to July 8, Fencing after noon and evening, i except July S anil 8. ( July 3, Morning, Congress of Per manent Uurruu if International Fed eration. Alternoon, Reception the . Elysee. Evening, Banquet me international Federation Boston ..45 . .2(1 ..25 Pet. .5iS .1109 .598 -522 Jill! .511 .295 .284 July a. Opening Ceremonies of the American League Standings W. New York 5!t Cleveland ,.49 at St. Louis 45 to Chicago , ,...43 i-nuaiieipnia 43 auiiU.-d and follows- u KrovsliiK pio arnm nlollK Hues whlitl will yield iho largest return fur expenditures nituic. The urehlteot It npt a luxury, he is a neeesslly. The eliurch which would enter Its flelil therefore, and Klve the largest yield for Investment in null and nionejl must hav.i an .inliHIUute program for i,Tfgrinllig its I w'Mii' io me worm SILVER FOX GETS lln " " ' ""ma.... -, . . 'RIKDIPAI ATTF'TTO ! 1,1 uru,1,",r Inntune.a a fox'n tnjure.1 (leK wan amputat.'d. car, nipre profllahly Invest n grporj min'oura tlinn ha oan with other crIR( Within u very SV. W. Thompson, of Rupert, nas Tn 1.1b Tnlrnilnplni-v Rrmnn an l.tsl hav.l an i-nl 1st ,n,,., ,,,....,..i hv M M ri,.,..p t Irani with il by way ol vital im.nmheishi., 'silver tf . flirn. i.,.r l,..r. ,.r IM'er mil ino surKiiiil ireuuii.nl re- few days the linndnges wore removed el.l. d to specialize In these pianin mid the fox qulrklv learned lo get hup 3,50(1 pf them pn Jilt aereagu uloni; with the remaining three legs, iherc. There Is o ready market for loth sides of the Jaw of a fox were the peppers, uceorniiiK ll.rok. n at unolher II For eight "". ' ,hu ""' M,"ou" ", ", days II hud to Do fe. with a medicine . proximately eigni cnim-i, e.. ap. (Hy tlio Associated Press) proKANK. Wash., July 24. Hnrgl- ea and medleul cure for foxes that rivals lite pan' clven huijutn beings Then II must 'In the modern hospitals is reported' ItohlUHon, president of tl J ,U, niali ..re ra'sed for their nelts. which . .. .' . : ' pal ehuri'li chose for his text words eoii.iiiuiin . i nave longed to sea aorien nnngs Ihoinuin.ls of dollars In Kvml.ia "fin nWumr.!." H m.ht In, one hundred ner cent active cliureli. each. .vinuiw .tiilv J4 .AP)- iiun: l.'roni llie hiirliiiiiiiir Christ lull-1 ,lov did we win the world war? Hi . ....... i...r. .., ,.m nf the llillldings In Po lly has been a .Movement. This ele-.l'clng One hundred per cent Anierl-I ' ,,,OT' ,"lw"l'l PttH, of ,iV the Associated I'rcss) land ileal royed durliiK the war have mem has illfep-ntluted the t'hrlallan every American doing hl "- .iiu.iis.uv-. 1,1,1,0 Jnlv li Al least been rebuilt. The numner religion from Ihe great ethnic rellti-i"' aui 11 cosl a tremeinlous ,,.,, " " """ '" ,, 1,1,1,,, rarmer has decided thai he 11 iloea "go Hun. lay Morning, Or, Keith of the First Mil hod 1st Kpisco and ihe entire constituency In Viilniul Hchnllilliig- -Flfty- lons. declples -llo ye Into nil the world." . 1 America gone, at lliat Job halt Ami this unique man who from bis ' neui le.liy, llie Hilars only could estl lilrlh carried lie sililssness of Ills,'"1'1'' Hie terrible cuusequeliees to the Innocent youili through an active ca- .' iulre world. reer. declared that Ills declnleu! Furthermore If the church Is to should carry His Irospul lo the end .successfully obey ami carry out the or the earth. The preacher said: divine, command lo "Uo forward" In- The field of netlou Iheiel'or.i for thoj'o all Ihe world II must learn to de- gosepel which is to "On forward" Is l"'H.i mighiiy upon Iho lluly Hplrll, nothing less 111 its extent Ihaii. the "N " ,s only us llo makes dynamic Jesus said "The field Is tlii I ' lives 1111,1 gives success to the of build-. In reconstructed total SSl.liOO. games; march past of nations. July 5 to 13, Athletics, afternoon. July 0 to 19, G recti-Kmnan wrest ling.. July 10 to 14, Rowing. ' July 12 to 17, Modern Penthalon. July 13, Evening, Uunnuet to In ternational Olympic committee. July 13 to 20, Lawn Tennis. July 18 to 20, Swimming., July 15 to 20,' Boxing.. : '" July 1.7 to 23, GvWnasties. July 17 to 23, 'Populaf ' (James. Demonstration. , - ,-, .'; July 20, Demonstration" of "French Boxing, July 21 to 24, Remonstrntion of Ilasijue Pelot?. July 2). to 24, Weights and Dumb bells. 1 . July 21 to 27, Equestrian games. Julv 23 to 27, Cycling. July 21 to 27, Yuchting. July 27, Closing of games.' July 28, Congress of lnteiTintinn.il Olympic Committee nnd Olympic Committees. Washington Boston . . . ....41 ....37 ....31 I.. Pet. 28 .078 42 .538 43 .511 43 .500 45 .483 44 .482 40 .430 53 .309 Filipino Sprinter, Once Humiliated, Is Now Hero MANILA. .IillyL'4. (API-Ily wln- nllip, the ltin end I'o-yard runs nt lhe re.-ent I':ir Fasten! I llytnp.iiid at 'Os aka, Japan, l''ortunato t'ulnlon, Fili pino siii'iiiler, won ihe honor of rep r.aenling.llie I'hilippines al llie Olym pic (i.vln.-s to be held in I'arls'in ' 1 y 12 4 . t'alalon has covered the century in 1M-F, seconds, williln olie-flflh of a second of die world's record held b;1 nrlei V. l'addoek. II. I'. Drew, on. 1). .1. Kelly. I'nntalon, who Is a farmer boy from the interior of Ihe Islnnd of l.eyle In the Philippine archipelago, failed in his first attempt to make a school track team, and was relegated lo the hltehen -us a cook's helper In order to .1,-frny Ids expenses. Ills failure' was in I il 1 5 during the Fast Visayau athletic meet iiel.l in tho province 01 . e 1 1 1 1 . . 1 The little Filipino continued his) training and next year made the dis trict team in (lie inter-district meet. His showing was good and he was giv eh hi:; second chance for llie provin cial track and field team. This time lie did not disappoint his coach. He won the loo and 121) events. It was not until 1!I17, however, Ihnt the l.eyte lio won permanent recog nition as a sprinter. In inly, ilurlng Ihe Far Fastern games in Manila, Cntnlon defeated .Madono, llie, crack Japanese sprinter. Pacific Couat League 1 San Francisctr 13, Vernon' 12 innings). ' National League '- , t (Yesterday) ' St. Ixitiis 8, Cincinnati 7, Chicago 12, 'Pittsburgh '3. " Ncv 1 y"''k. 8' Pl.ll'ielphiu 4."' ii' Aniericun fjeagile' ' v:" ; ! . '(Yesterday) ;iJ Cleveland 9, St. Lous 2. American Leagiie. (Today) ' Detroit 4, Boston (i. ! Washington 1, Boston 6. (10 called National League. Chicago, Pittsburgh game off clue to wet grounds. Jeffries to Preach the Gospel, But Won't Be a Parson, as Father Was LOS AN'CIF.I.KS, fat., July 24. James J. Jeffries, formerly . heavyweight boxing of the world, may Income a lecturer put not a preacher, lite told newspaper men hero at ihe close of a meeting at the Women's Christian Temper- v ance t'nloii temple. "There ure loo many preach- en; n'uw," said the former pugil ist. "I may. take Ihe boards and ; tell the truths I have mined out., 1 um studying." Jeffries sal on. Jhe plnlform dilrlng -Oj lecture.' by .-Professor i 'A'. f1'Z I'dllererT YountTer unTl presi dent of the Israel. Itcstorat Ion as sociation. Professor Fntterer told Ihu audiehcH Jeffries was prepar- ;1ng to become, u lecturer udvocat-' lug tlie unification of the peoples 01' llie while race. "Mr. Jeffries and I have sat np . all- night studying Ihe -bible,:'.he -said. Jeffries father was a clergyman. GEORGIA HAS MANY NEW LEGIONNAIRES; INDIANAPOLIS, July 23. With alinoHt. twioo ax many momliers uh ft Iiail Iuh( year, tlio (J cor pi a ilcpurhnrnt ol' the American I.oion is loading alt othpr stntt'H In nwiiiberahip increaso 1922, nccordiiiK to the most re- aml in tho Kar Kuatorn moot In 1921 oont rcpoi't of tho Lotion's national in .SliaiiKli-ii, ho won ovory event In troasuror in JnrilananoltH. Other wlifch lie Hiarieil, turning tho reputa- 'statea that have exceeds! tho total for tioji of-lii'lns tho meet's preateHt In-jlaHt yeur, ucoonlinK' to stunding, are dividual star. Arizona, Idaho, t'tali and New Jp.rsny, 'I'll is year, whHo ho won both his Legion dopartmonts whirh have fveniH, the titno was poor, duo to a achieved nlno-tentha or more of their heavy, muddy track. (''atalon's llmt for the inn wan 10 2-5 seconds, and his titno for the 220 w.u, 22 1-5 seconds, whic?h , lowcr'd tin- former Kar Kastcrn record of 2"-4-5 seconds, despito hc condition of tin; track. In both events, tho Kilt pino dtifeated Takapt and Omuri. crack Japanese sprinters; who look fi-cond and third, respectively. In each vynx. world. world." Jolin Wesley suld: "Thp world is my parish. " Wo ure world itlzenti today. Living In li rand it yet we belong lo the worli. V'o ure Interested In the ongoing 01 Ihu world. That which bus to Uo with commerce in foreign count riet; uo ln terestH up In America tliut every man engaged fn commerce reads wnat it: ol . interest In the commercial world, tho world over. The samu Is true inn every dipart meiit of qui- lives. In the matter of the KiiiRiloin of Gn we who are parlicu'larily interesttrd in matters perfuming to this King dom want to know how fares tho Christ business around the world. Wti must therefore he -assured that the l-'ii'ld of action toy tho church and tiie children of Qod is nut hi fig less in lis scope t'lian the1 .Piitire world. Wtu'ii AIgscij said to the children of fyrael-; vbo l forward" nnd Jesus said to J Jilje deciptes ''Go Ye" lie set for them !a gigantic, tusk. The old ethic i piTchrlstiantj .was that of merely suv- i Itig the soul of the Individual, but the new practice must be the saving of i he Life of Die individual and the saving of the entire organization of society. The Christ spirit must dom inate) in the lives of men an through men to leuven and save soclley. The words may faintly suggest n u gener al way the tusk of the church. Kirst llie church is set for the correction the lives of individuals and through individuals socitey. Atd sec ond, the church must IMreet the Uvea of men an especially, of children, so that their every energy will make a valuable contribution to the best In terests of humanity. Tu enter Its field and perform its task Ihe church must buve u well organized program for arnvice. , . ' ' The world in all' it.i movements so far as nature, and Clod. has to do Is well orgail;:ed.: The biiHiuts of In day organized ami every .successful man or company ha: N; affairs or- worK mat His followerti euii bo suo eosaful in fulfilling His divine com mands, and In doing a real (Jerviee to humanity. atlou and pulse wis last, and whose tore the operation, according tu lr- o H, M, Hickman who performed tin O operation. An nnaesl heiie treat mem 1 g was given and (lie stones sueecssi utlv ! o reiuowd wilh the knife, the same o care find satiilallon Iteing observed as ' a oooooooocoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo i rrni Hurt an Snro Itlown Open. MKIIA)ltn. ttr.. July 24. l-'or the ::econd time within a year thesafe i(i the farm bureau co-operative Kx change builillng, wan blown open some time last night and wrecked. The burglars obtained from $io tu 7u in cash, but did pot take postage stamps and ignored checks. , which formed the most of the valuable con tents in the safe. The reason we need nmm nnd more aliens is because one isn't here lont? until he beirins to demand le- ci'iit wages. 1 GOOD CIGARETTES iC GENUINE Bull DURHAM TOBACCO PUTMAN'S FOR STYLE AND VALUE IN LADIES READY TO WEAR AM) MILLINERY ol o a o o SI Ol . CM Ol 9 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! 00000000000000000000000600 o 2 iii:M) nifjit o O ft 8 In the. estimation of tho nthletn IsO O our tenuis, golft baseball and8 O sporting goods generally On thco O ,i,. M.n ,.1C 11..1, 1......I..O Ou"l",u,,u' " ,ll,in0 O courts, or on lake, brook or streanio 0 our up-to-date goods are 1 In de-O 0 inand. If you are going on a flHh- o Ing trip don't neglect to secure oui o 8 up-to-date flies, rods, reels, bas-O o kets or spinners, 8 meinnersntp tor msi year are, in rei-j F Ij UlilY ol ....t- Minn, "i ' a uiiviu Mftltl 1TM X " Arkansas, Washington. Kouth Dakota, 2 O A reformer Is one who thinks wo men should eschew colored shoes and use the natural black leather as Ciod made it. Iowa. Alabama. New Hampshire, Ohla and West Virginia. ' ' '"- ' OOOQOOOOOOOOOOtJO.OOOOODOOOO FOR SALE A clioic hoine on "IV street on the lirow .if the liill In (ll.l Town, over liinkiiiK Hie 'ily ninl valley, consist ing 01' a nuiili'rn lionse, 7 acres ol li.ml. a small lake, fruit trees, lierrlei, ahilihlKiy. simile trees, lawn, Banlen anil paslari an lileal place for on. who il.-sins II) Keen ll cow, chickens fllieks, etc, anil the price Is only i;'i(Hl. an.l a iiayiiient of half cash will hon-.11.- il: balance lei ins lo sull the yur chas. r. roiii.- In an.l let ns show you u leal hal-Kaill. Four-room house, lot "2x100 feet, situatr.l on North Hlieh slre.t. Price Jlir.e; $:ifi(i e.-ish. pnn-haser can as sume :i miirlKuKe "r :!5'' 0"11 poy the halani-e In monthly Installments lei ms lo lie agr.-e.l upon. l-'our rooms nn.l bath, two lots lt nul.il on Lake sln-t near the Tal lin r mills; fruit trees, herry patch. I'lli-o $1250: j:.'"! cash. l.aUnce easy terms to he aKieeil upon. " Don't forget that we have some choice acriak-e liaets. ailjolnliiK the cllv on the east, that can l bought on easy terms; also some choice city lols. Phy, Black & Stoop In Tlte l a (iranile National Itank lllilg LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All Klnda of Machinery, Automobiles anil Tractor Repaired, Overhauled and Robuilt. Acetylene Welding of All Kind, Cylinder Boring and Oversize Pistons Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston pins Reground Give Us a Trail D. FITZGERALD Prop. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo D o o o o o o o o o Reynolds and Zimmerman Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer, Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62. 1!)05 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN, Licensed Embalmer. DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Any Make Sewing Machine for Sale or Rent From $3.00 to $116.00 ED DONOHUE, Prop. Fhone 474-J Fir & Jefferson JULY CLEARANCE SALE Two Cars of Living Room Furniture on Sale El We have just unloaded and put on our floor two solid cars of living room furniture, This is the largest shipment of living room furniture ever brought to La Grande. You can find anything in over stulled or cane and mahogany at any price you wish to puy. Every suite or single piece is substantially reduced during the July Clearance Sale. ldOn 3-PIECE CANE AND MAHOGANY SUITE ' AA PID.UU - Regular $210.00 Value " JjXo4.UU This three-piece suite is exactly like the illustration above, consisting of davenport with three loose cushions, 2 pillows and bolster. Chair and rocker are also made with loose cushions, upholstering is ot excellent quality velour and construction is of the best. Frame is richly finished in dull mahog. any, IJo not fail to see these wonderful living room suites. Sale on Dinner Sets ; A Wonderful Sale 42-piece plain white semi-porcelain Dinner Set, 'guaranteed not to craze or check. Clearance Sale Price $4.95 42 -piece gold and white semi porcelain Dinner Set. Clearance Sale Price on This range has six 8-inch lids, 18-inch oven, burns wood or coal. All doors are white porcelain , with nickel trim. The firebox is guaranteed for 20 years. Con sidering quality and workman ship we consider this the best range value on the market. Ex actly like illustration above. Ranges $8.90 ri4-J I in $56.50 Baby Carriages at Tremendous Savings $34.65 We have a few sample baby carriages that are reduced one-third during our July Clearance Sale. One only Genuine Reed Sleeper Carriage lined with cor duroyi full springs, wood wheels. A regular $52.00 value, reduced to One baby carriage like illustration only with adjustable body. Regular $50.00, reduced to Every Hairy Carriage reduced During the July Clearance Sale. $36.65 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD NO INTEREST CARRS EASTERN OREGON'S LARGEST HOME FURNISHERS V . La OrMile. Oregon. , lL "' " rno.BLai.N a
