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Saturday, March 8f 19:? 1.
PAGE NINE
THE LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER
GOSPEL DRIVE
Hi PLANNED
Famous Preachers Will
Carry Religion to the.
American People.
WASHINGTON (A!) nnm-il on
iio mnvii-l ion Unit IT 1h peoplo
ill not ko to Hit church the
htirch nnmt pro 1o tho ho)iIi, u
(ftt ivlhrloun movement h belnc
tf.iniwl ly 1 National Cnllioil
(l 'niin)ailon. A college ol
rencherH Ih to be rniahllnhod lit
ic NatlomVl tPjMln'ilrat here, for
lilrh a count ry-wlito fuml of $1D,
iD.iMiu In belntf n.nnenibleil, uml
mm tntH a rciiKioiiH revival nam
rjhal of I'eter tin Hermti. the
Wley KntlHTH, uml General llooth
n to be directed. . I
Tho HIkIU Hew Janus K 1'ree-!
mill, J). t., r-juseopai niKiiop tr
Kvnvhiiwion. b now preparing wlih1
tlur church leaders to lauuch the
'angelical enterprise t hltt hiiiii- ;
,-r, with trie flrnl hchhIodh of the
otlege of Preachers. J His einhom-
int of the church militant In a
forotiH campaign for Christ thru
eachlng, publicity and oifftcnl.a-
on, will typlty spiritually 10
ftvincrlca wit at the WaHhliiKton
'at lied nil Itself, where Wooilrow
rvilHon Ilea burled, will mean mn-
Hally as a tfreal religion shrine
i nd. In fact , an A incrlran Wnt
iihiHler Abbey, where the. natlon'n
lonorcfl deail will sleep.
J a the forefront of the nation
villi preaching renaissance lo car
y real religion to tho man In the
;ireet, ami to meet the chnlltngc
hat Christianity has failed, Ih
felonell Sayre, trust en of I he t 'hurcli
Classified
WANTED
(WANTED Furniture and Houie
bold goods. I pay highest prices.
Don't sell until you call me.
Phone CIS J. Houehtoa Furni
ture Co. 13-18-tf
CIAN AND WJKK wanted for ranch
work, or enn use woman on the
ranch. Call Farmers lmi, I'nlon.
3-J-tf
KVANTKD Plnsterinif. All work
Kuarantcml. Phono 07-lt.
2-27-lmp
W.YNTKU TO HUNT MO'loin six
room houso. I'lioiH' Farm
Cov.-, rollict. S-7-LMp
FOH RENT
IT) II liKNT Ucilroorn, mil!
Ailama. Phono S67-J. 8-6-tf
p-Olt HUNT- I'luno. Cull 202-lt.
8-7-51
VOR SALE
l'OIt HALM Five room modern
house. Newly . painted, trees
shrubbery, lawn, furnace, ga
rai?e, 1'hono 4:!C-It. 3-C-fdp
P'Oll HA1.K One sinle hiifffry.
pood condition and freshly paint
ed. Call at Tapman Place, Krult
dalc. 3-6-3tp
yoii NALK Team, wagon and
harness. Call 227-.I. :t-7-l:'ip
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
OSTF.OPATniO rnYSICIAN I
DR. J. U and Dlt. MAKQAItET
INGLE. Osteopaths, j SpllloJ
Curvature nnd Diseases ot Wo
men and children a noeclaUy.
Office phone Main 100.(' Resi
dence phone Main IOC, f rlnes.
Bominer UIcIb.
PHYSIClAN-KURGEON Dr. F. It.
Ralston rraetlce limited to the
eyo, ear, nose and throat, and
fitting of Klasses. New Iroloy
Biilir. Main 778. 1-l-1m
ATTORNEYS
COCHRAN & EBERHARD Geo.
T. Cochrun and Colon R. Eber
hard, Attorneys. La Grande Na
tional Rnnlv Building.
CnTROPRACTOU
DR. BELLE MYEHS. Chiroprac
tor New Foley Building. Hours
10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m., and
7 to 9 p. m. 7-24-tf
DR. M E. WOODELI-Chlroprac
tor and Naturopath. Skin and
blood dtBcaacs, headaches, ap
pendicitis, backaches, rheuma
tism, asthma, eczema, varicose
Telns, all kinds of stomach,
heart and kidney trouble suc
cessfully treated. Blood pressure
reduced Diseases of women and
chlldr-X ft specially. Suits 0
Sommer Bldg. Phone 487-W.
Residence Phone 100-W.
1R. A. N. MATVII.LK Specialist
In chronic 4la4asca. Methods.
Mechaao-Thcrapy and Nuturo
path. Hkln and blood dlavasea
nenroua dlsosos. Chronic Mrad
acha. Kczema- Sciatica, Appen
dlcltla. Constipation. bowl trou
ble: all kinds of Toronto Dl
iaea sucoossftilly treated. Call
Main MS. r.oom 1. 2. 3. second
floor Coollilge BMr., opposite
Btar Theater. Office Hours. .0
to 13 a. m., 1:30 to 5:00 p. m.
"onsnltntlon free. 2-4-(f
PIANO Tl'XrjtS
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean
nd toIco your piano vtthout
Jtra charge. WorK gnarantsed.
Pension Kund and pension adviser
to the Church of Knglttml. whose
brochure, luado public tutluy, uut-j
linen the argument for the preach-,
in lulsslnii. 1 j
Mr, Havre's Indlciment of chrls
Hanity'M failure to Influence Aver
ago men mid women is summed up
In his opening paragraph thus: !
"Christianity has lost Us hold on
tho massrs of tin1 people. The in
dustrial classes have ceased to be
iniluencril by it. It has shrunk in-!
to n concern of tho so-called mid
dle nnd upper classes. This Is a,
condition which. If allowed to con-:
llnue. means thai Christianity In
America will soon ent.-r definitely
Into tho status of a decaying re
llgton," To counteract this decay nnd
bring a natural and healthy reiig
lous growth to the everyday Amer
ican,. Mr, HJiyre proposes u move
ment to carry It to "the spiritual
nnluro of Die. average, man. He
warns tiKUlnst tho delusive appenr
aiioes ol" apparent material pros
perity in the churches, and points
out that thrt "danger of the prac
ileal overthrow of Christianity Is
the product of many causes, oper
atlnK through many yeum." Amuni;
thestj ho lists "Insistence thai some
favorite theory Is essential to a
following of ChrUt; emphasis on
the relatively unimportant instead
of on Christ Himself: emphasis on
the material side of conduct in
stead of on an elevation of our
spiritual strength; and tho inabil
ity of (lie church today lo exhibit
nnd maintain those high standards
of Christian morality of which it
Is the guardian und trustee."
The parish church Is "tho only
Instrumentality of Christianity ser
iously and effectively ut work to
day," Mr. Hay re maintains. A re.
ivival of preaching is not need- d in
I ll.. iiiipIuIi nltltw.il lin. rioltil
but must be planned "solely, to
reach those who cannot otherwise
be won."
The presentation of the Chris!
alone to the pvnpl, w herevi-r
Want Ads
Call Newlln Book Store for ap
pointment. Roy E. Phillips.
4-1 5. U
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L. O. O. M. La Oraade I.odt No.
SCO Loyal Order ot Moose, holds
regular meetings every Thurs
day niht at S p. pi. at Odd Tel
lows halL Kastcra Orgoo
Mooseheart Legion of the World
No. Id I uta second Monday of
each iiionth. The Women's
Mooseheart Lesion No. Q9S
meets ft very second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Visi
tors always welcome.
Dr. A. N. MayvtlhV Dictator.
C. B. RuulLz. Becretary.
B. I. 0. KMttt La OraDde Lads;
No 433. Lodge meets euc.b
Thursday evening; at I o'clock.
Home a ad club privileges cheer
fully extended to all II rot her
Elks.
Pe Llle Green, Kxaltcd Ruler.
Mood KckJey, fiecreta'ry.
I O. KAQLKH, Aerie No. 269.
meets every Friday nfebt uX
Eagles hall. Vial ting members
welcome.
Harry T. Edwards, Sec.
Everett Walker, W. P.
MODERN WOODMEN of AMER
ICA La Grande Camp No. 7703
meets on tho first Thursday eve
ning of each month. In the K.
of P. halt. Visiting Neighbors
welcome.
ED linOWN, V. C,
JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerltk.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
La Grande Camp No. 169. Meets
every first and third Monday
nlghLt at Eagles hall. All visit
ing Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at( office of 1ha ClerH,
Rooms 21-SS, La Grande f-fationf
al Bank Building.
E. E. Sllvis, C.' C.
R. J. Kitchen, Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodge
No. 41. A. F. and A. M. holds
regular meetings first and. third
Fridays at 7:31) p. m. Cordial
welcome to all Masons.
Fred E. Kiddle. W. M.
E, R. lUngo, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS -h Ked
Cross Lodge No. 27 meeti every
Monday evening In Castle hall
(K. of P. Hall), at ft p. m. A
Pythian welcome to all visiting
Knights.
nr. J. K. Woodell, C. C.
C. L. Graham. K. R. 8.
O. E. R Hope Chapter No. 18 O.
G. 8. holds stated communica
tion the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month at 1:00
p. m. ViBltlng members cordially
welcomed.
Netta K. EakJn, W. M.
Anna 8, Qrovo, Secretary.
1 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
nh.l! i cam
COUNT AT PASl!
I DQWT CACE
VJUAT WIUS
savs;
f 7
i i
i
' . . 7 COOMTTMAT 5
lhey may bo assembled, devoid of 1
Ithe nomn nnd now. r of the milnii 1
the pomp nnd power of tho pulpll
and ceremony, U the nucleus of the
program. High .Intelligence, train
Iiik. and Die power to sway vast
multitudes ure remiUltt h of the
men who are lo be on the firing
line with "a Twentieth Century
message" ami able lo handle de
bate. An up-in-dati Kalnt h'ran
cis, with hlrt hand of preachers
"fired wllh the spirit of I'vauxi-llKm
Kilted with the power of speech. ,
and trained in nil the arts of per
suasion ' would endeavor to chris
tianize America nt mass meetings.
conferences, Kathcrtnus of all
sorts, in I heat r. s, halls. In univer
sity stadia. In the highways and by
ways of Kreat cities, and anywhere
and everywhere that men and wo
men can Ik assembled to listen
under the preachim revival. These
preachers would renew lliolr own
strength at the National Cathedral.
where teachers capable of "adding
new fire to their seal" would pro-
side and tho hope Is expressed that
preachers of churches other than
tlui KpiKCopal will be enlisted In the
cause.
As n firsl step men of reputation,
who have won renown In Kuropo
and America for their scholarship
and ability, to preach, will be se
cured, and as rapidly as possible
Die permanent orKiinixatlon of the
collet of prcuchers will be per
fected. co-opi :i t An v i : mark in i x a
SI ( CINSFri IN CALirOltM
WATSOXVILI.K. 'ul. (Al -The
latest of the nuinorous co
operative market ing orgnnUiUlonn
In California Is a comnuny known
as the WatHonvllle A)te DlHtrihii
tors, comprlHing apple growers und
packers In the I'ajnro vulley. The
yearly apple crop in this dlslrlct
totals more thun I.ihmi.ijimi boxes.
Tlu-rt now are fS co-operative
inarkettnK asHociutlons In the stale.
They are declared to hrlns I'alifor
nlu farmers much greater returns
than through the ojd method of in
dividual Bale.
During 1923 farm crope of the
Hi at e rei urned t heir growers up
proximateiy f :t l.iHtO.uoo. 1
Alaska Rail Men Get Passes.
ANVHOltAGI-7. Alaska. (AP)
Trainmen and englnemon who have
served five ' yenrH on tho govern
monrs Alaska rullroud are to have
annual passes over tho lines, Lee
H, Landls, tho manager, announced
before be left recently for Wash
ington, 1 ). ( The pa Hues n re
granted "hi uppreclalton of loyally
nnd good will."
Sbulx it Society Gives Hall
In Honor of Tiit-Ankli-Auien
VIENNA. (AP) If King Tut-ankh-Ainen
could have looked In
upon the ball given by the Shubert
Society recenlly he, would have felt
very much at home. No comuineH
were allowed except those depict,
ing the period during which the
Pharaoh reigned.
The music, especially written for
the occasion, was mostly jazz, ll
Included a two-step. "In the Valley
If Back Hurts
Flush Kidneys
Drink Plenty of Water and Take
Glass of Salts Before Break-.-
fast Occasionally
When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with a
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like you keep
your bowels clean, by flushing them
with a mild, harmless salts which
helps to remove the body's urinous
waste and stimulate them to their
normal activity.
The function of the kidneys is to
filler the blood.' J:i 24 hours they
strain irom lt-JsW grains tor: acid and
wiStfrrso'Ve'iaii readily understand
the vital imprtance of keeping the
kidneys active.
Drink I out of good water
drink toomuch ; also gewm any
pharmacist about Qjwmices of Jad
Salts." Igke :jjlriii 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 in a glass
of water l&Kre breakfast each morn
ing for a few days and vour kidnevs
I may then act fine. This famous salts
is made trom the acid of grapes and
lemon juke, combined with lithia, and
has been used for years to help clean
aud stimulate clogged kidneys; also to
neutralize tho acids in the system so
they are no longer a source of irrita
tion, thus- often relieving bladder
weakness. j
Jad Salts is inexpensive ; cannot in
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink which everyone
shouW take now and then to help keep
their kidneys clean and active. Try
this ; also keep up the water drinking,
and no doubt you will wonder what
became of your kidney trouble and
backache. By all means have your
physician examine your kidneys at
least twice a year.
OH1 I'M 60NNA
TELL MIM T BET
M DlOMT KNOUJ ('
VOU COUUD J
COOMTTMAT
OTITUTTRSTS OF EVERETT TUUE By ColldO
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Yow bMS ABOVJ-r (WHAT A PINC HU3CAMT-
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r uc i.iav K . '
mosban'D sne HS, so (wMY -jhoulo you oe 3o
sopsmx Cer awr MY (macsinat
of the Kings:" a inarch. "The Phttr
raohH Purade." and "The Hlerp-
iglyplilc. Illlde."
When Hho tgasps with wonder
and 4cIIh him In Ik xq big and
strong, all that remain1 Ih the job
of reeling in tho line.
N'ollco of Heni-hiK on 1'ropasoU
Stn'ct Iniprovomeiit.
Notice 1 hereby given to nil
whom It may concern that the
CommiHflion of the City of La
(Irunde, i'nlon r'ounty. Oregon.
propoHen nnd Intendw to improve
WHEN YOU.
OVERHAUL
YOUR CAR
It pays to
We have tliej
needs.
look at vour rine flra
fa in st.ockmu
Leigmon's Welding &
Machine Works
(Automotive parts)
MONUMENTS
RDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have made a pro
found study of monument
building, and aif order
placed in our haids is sure
to receive faithful, intelli
gent executior
y
We Will GWdly Furnish
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
I 8 An., Lu Crude, Orefoa
Winning on
!" ' wawatwim ( ( I MiassAio Why
'j JAVCAMD0,VM1LUE? J TUPESMltUOM? ( V00 COOLOSTT J W
q HE CAM COOWr SAV'TOATSMOBEM COOhST TWJEE ) AfTT
TUCEE MiaON- ) ( AWBOOVWTWS i,. mXOtt, JAY. ) YA VJAMT i,
HE CXAOyiCANI CWKXUj r- IT FCC VA, J
QC?.
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M HA S K1
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ABOUT HlMSECT.
- Wl - jaiA - ti J !Ll-i.lSfS
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Improvement District No. 1SS In
the City of La Orunde, Oregon. In
accordance- with the plauM and
KpeclfleatlonH heretofore adopted
by the CominlRHlon, and that the
report of the committee for mild
improvement U now on file la the
office of th Hecorder Qf thw City
of La Orunde, Oregon; that the
Hold Commission hua 8tt Wednes
day, the lttth day of .March.: 1!H,
at 7::t0 o'clock P. SI. of uuid day,
at the CommlHKlon llooni In the
CUy tlulldtng In l.n Clrande, Ore-
gon, us the time and place when
nnd where nld Pom mission will
nd pinion.
can supply your
&en.Cdrr&
a High Count
meet and hear and determine nil
objections , remonstraneeH a n d
t lulms of grievance of any person
against said proponed Improve
ment and tho proposed assessment
therofor against the property to be
lienel'Jtcd thereby In said district.
Thar the boundaries of tliti dis
trict to be Improved and benefited
by rhe said proposed lmprav'inenr
as finally adopted by the I'oininis
sinh are as follows:
Beginning at tho renter of the
intersection of "L" Avenue ami
Fourth Street In the City of
Grande, I'nlon County. Oregon:
thence north ulong tlm center line
of Fourth Street a distance of one:
hundred sixty (lOu) feet; thence
east along n line one hundred!
sixty (100) feet from and parellel
lo the center line of "L Avenue I
lo the center of Sixth Street; thence !
south along tho cenler line of Sixth
Street a distance of ihreo huffidred
twenty (820) feet; thence west
along a line one hundred sixty
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOV.-ynnY
All Kinds of ftfacliliirry. Automobile), ami Trarlora KiUMfcU
Overhauled am) Robullt 1
Acclylrne Welding or HWil
CjlliKlrr tiering aniLtMrstui PIkIom
Craokalialla, VKint I'luan i'lua Iti'xroiind
fMti Va Trial .
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
Shopping By
Telephone
Is economically and promptly done with our
service. Telephone' buying hasbejjowteTrplas-
ant Ivfllrit with thiUMimUs of neonle.
fome Independent
Telephone Co.
Don't Be Fooled
USE White Pine Lumber for all finish
where it is to be painted.
USE Old Growth Yellow Coast Fir Finish
Where it is to be stained, or finished
m natural wood.
USE CJoast Fir Flooring, if you really want
good floors.
Oak or Maple
Fin nnd
all dimension, and where cheap com
mon purposes require' it.
White Pine and Old Growth Yellow Coast
Fir Is the Best Finish. Don't
Be Fooled.
The Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
A Home Concern With a Home Purpose
r-Q
I "v.
Ijj&r, "VfeK J
I (ICO) fee I from and parellel to the
center HnV of "L" Avenue to the
center of Fourth Street; thence
Fourth fireet otto hundred sixiy
(Itio) fe m in point of hcuinnlng.
all located in haplln'ti AddHlou lo
the 'Uy Of Iji Grande, I'nlon Coun
ty. Onyrtui,
That i1 in Biihl proposed Improve
ment It consist, of grit ding th
lollowlnfl named street lo the prop-
r subKrj ide (betwt n cmb lines);
Aveq ue from tho easl properly
lino of It'ourtb Street to the west
property 1 line of Sixth Street, nud
by constructing therein hard sur
I'aco pavement forty (lit) fret In
w -id tli be Viween cui b lines nnd In
cluding ope full street inlei-S'-ctlon
at. Fifth .Street: also bv construct-'
ing eoiiihiViaiiun curb and guttr'
where not Wn place, eoner"te side
walk wIxti! not In place, (Mitch ba
sins, wllh si)wer pipe connections to
the snnltary'sewi-r, all on the ahove
named Htretit located In Chaplin's
Addition lo the 4'tty of I, a Gnin.!..
for all polished floors.
LftnAToiwnTOdrtfflr?
BY BLOSSER
mtjF
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Fnlon Counly, Oregon. , Tho nbovn
named lmprovcinoiii aro to b
inade nl tho expense of thh prop
erty In nntd Improvement tltrJoC
that will be, esporln lly heneiUe4
thereby .In -noconlimri , ylth th
uhinli fill, I BIUel
uml nnw on fllo in tlio rtfflA of Khf'
I'lly IKroriliT of wilil f'ttjr. '
Iinii'il HiIb 2iilp uuy or I'TDrimry.
1924. ; - ' " ' '
J. R STKARNfl. v
llnronlcr of'lllf" City .ot
l.n Ornnd. Ori"ron"
F.-l. !l-Mnr. 1-R-1S; ...
ItMo the Now, Rfotlsra, ' '
Jlcalol Biiasea
13 ami in-l'asnenrr . .
LA GRANDE - JOSEPH
STAGE LINE
Leave La Grande at .
i ll nun i ii liifci
1'. .11., I:im I'. Al.
4 ROUND TRIPS DAIXT
Choosu ilio ComrqiiaMe.
Saro Htage tor Your Trip
PACIFIC
iifa t ry PARLOR
Rooms 7 & 8 Over 'Glass
Drugs
Marcelling 1 :
Manicuring - nobbing
Shampooing - FoiHnl jnWs
Scalp Treatnu
'ilattiCiMays
Teve Tallnian
Tortland Orailuattw
orri l'liono &75-W ,
Ri'Kldl'IK'O l'liono 3TN-M '
Harness,
Collars and
Sweat Pads?
, r' -
Harness Made to Order
And Repaired ,
Skala HduUh
pany
Phone Main 33
Roesch Buildiny
Sale
Of
houHi. hardwood floors,
trm flrrplacf. 27iO f
cash, balance f 40.00 , per
month.
0 -,
SI WANTRD : "
Jfcnoo on ffood first
inortKQffo ,. . ' .
v.-' ' '
L. S. Weeks
Realtor 1
Now Foley Huidlnff.
UNION-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE v
TIME TABIVE ' "
I'nlon Iji Grand
8:80 A. M. :J0 A. M.
1J:00 A, M.J 1:00 P. M.
4.-30 P. Jfl. d:15 P. U.
8undft
Union I. (Iranile
1:00 P. M. 6:15 P. M.
Hnturdny 'lght Specials
I.lKVl'S LWTM
l.'ulnn - firands
7:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M.
H"!p1 Cam
P. O. 1cI,AP, aiaoacer
Fat
5Dc
Union Creamery
Company
La Grande, Ore.
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Butter