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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1926)
Saturday, January, 23, lQ2fl- - t in vmr pirirvTTXTr' nncpnirun Fflge oiT : Lift tinmiiTi r. re'ii'jy.. -pcmji v rrv .'g ; - --, I. '. . ,. m - :,, , . I'll '. - m m w r m t m m m r , m i 1 With 1 he Worshippers j Feature Hats Regular $10 Slctsonian.s !: $6.95 Westenhavcr & Gilbert 201 Depot Ci'filll l-l.xcliniitfn Witt Sunt I'p ; t Groulli hi Kxporl llindiicitH i t'lllL'AUO (Al') I'lvr years of jirnxrcwdve effort In tlio extension of America' export IhiMiichm will )' Hummed up report of the flflli an mm I niccUnt; here January J.'fi of lh American Manufacturer' J'uhjIkh Credit Iiunirnncc Kx- IhiMKv. a cooperative orifaiilzulton r 1100 rlrniH ami corporation In llilrty-fuiir tnlc. I -TIichi ni"iiilicrH have poolM Ibelr f-rcdlt Information on 2r.ft.nno for ylKix htiytTH of American product. flie Index lo thin viihI amount of xiflncflH Inroriiiiilloii providing u Juihlf! upon which the exchange Im mjch Insurance pollclett upon ix rlH of It mt'inlMTH. fn 10 Years Ago Today i Among the eighth grade graduates are Dallas Green, Harry Proctor and Floyd Webb. ;; 4 , . SCHOOL BOOKS Again Monday , At i"' " L&L Drui Co- Salvation Army Active In La Grande Organization Cares for i Needy. Fighting the Wolf from the Door of Many Families. A Saturday nlht. t'roud hurry In if, h arreting. 1 Ahovc the Ml reel aulindH, u jan gle of (anthorJin s, tint! owr ttittt. a plaintive voice carrying tfoircc j child hood -reinonihc red hytnn. II rlm-R from otp of IIiom.i henlgn-j faced figures In iho uniformed bund at tin; i-iirh. ' Aj the Hong fi'iiwd, nnolhiT fig ure Hti p.1 forward. Iifln a crimson bandt'd cap, and utti rl lo pray. ( 'rowdj ui chh by, unheeding. I "Muro preueheiH than congrega-j tloii." comment. a liyainndcr. In- conlcally votelng .the mouI of III'- 1 situation. ' Minister lo Needy. Kf Iho Hulvatlon Army mlnl i if to lieedH. mid not to niiinln rK. It. would ml her comfort one ach ing heart, or Irad one wanderer mi My home, than 1o Ix-ur ttH. nn me on the llp of the multl ludeH. In the little iiteiubeiHhlp of the army here, there Is a yeternn sal vallonUt, .Mra. Ilnttle Stanley, who hatt never been out of H-h raitk.s Htnee he Joined with her mother 2ti y'iirn Prepare Way For Isla nd City Institute ";OUriUOn at tUIllimUlliy lluly Kucliarlt l announcd for mnli P.hiiivh Siinrlnv Will's it. m. In the chapel. Church Herald Third Session of People's Society. of -i (Iraudf In a (ate of pov erty that rouhl not have been mir r.oHHftl In the hIiiiiim of a ffreal elly. The father, after following a Job to Colorado, had been utntnded with out work for two week. There nnx not ho much hh a nllce of bread In Iho hou.e, and only two more ' children, all mnall, uhlvereU hi Henuly rlgtlnN. While for the two day oh) baby, lluTe was not a gar ment to be hud. The Halvatlon Army had money. Other famill h in want Jiad d pleti(J the rell"f fund Kalh ered in a partially aueeesyful caui palKti hiHt full. Ilttt the envoy had faith In the eill.' n.s to mippoi't hliu, and found merchants who would trust him un- Anticipating Iho third annuar in til tho money catild be rained, lie j door Institute, which will be con boiiffht fue and Kroet-rles, while iliteted In the Inland City Comuiun. Miu liarker and Iho other Siilva- j Ity church next week by the young lion Army women quickly K"H"'red j p opleof tht parish, the Itev. Hall uiaterlalH und fuHldoned a warm K. Walll.i. pastor, will deliver a layette. The kind pe6ple of 1 he j preparatory Heruion ut the cvenliiff community, when tlu-y heard how jHervicc tomorrow. Ihe unity met the Httuatlon. pledjf- The institute, a three-day affair. d their asslMtaiice. and bmt niwhfs wUI wM.n wh It )U.U. HII(,M.r ul iH iiefll concert wuh the result. (lvioi-k Ti'ieaav evening. SongH. Among thu earlier convert of yt.,K UmttlH HI,(j u Kt.nerul good the army wuh Ullvu ChllderH. Hi-ttluie will mark the beginning hour, year old daughter .of tin- late Sher-jTll. n.muilK.r of the evening will iff Krank ChlldeiM. So ardently Mjl. lWyuti.i , shlUVi wlth H. S. did nl- ii.ibrace the faith of Its , .l)ni,ont of ;olsUj ,ust .it .super followerH that he immediately inl,.ml,.n, or lho Methodlal church, went out to an army training corpM. !an(, ,,r- ,.nr- j'arker, pastor and wa appointed loan Importunt ' r (hu Klr8l w K. rhurt.i,. ,! k. post In ALuxleo. " Haga, of Kuterprlne. compo.slng OrganUctl Army lli'ro. ;the faculty. The subjects heb-ct- Sumc time later perhaps a doss- j e( for consideration tire "Itlble en yejiiH ago she ciiiti" home on j study," "Methods In Young I'co accounl of her father's Illness, mid t pic's Work" and "l-lfiv Service." riiidlng lhe army dormant, she inv- Inland City was the first parlnh mediately rejranizi d tin band ami 'in tint la Oraiule district to adopt kindled Itt members with her own; the eustonr of holding Indoor lustl cnthusiasm. Uutes fur young people. Mlsa ChildeiH, -who Ik now In He-j The pastor's morning wrmon attle, n oiv of about I'M converts win be one In a series on flic llfo i who have onc out from l-a (Iranile lor Christ. .J'rccedlng tip 1 1 o'clock HIm remembers when the army Mo become offlcerH In the Salvation " service, there will be the usual in was formed here by Knslgn Smith Army. ! o'cloc k meeting or the Sunday 2K yearn ago, and how the rirst Some of the others are: Ueut. ' school. The. Kpwurlh lennuo will ineiJlngH were held In the old Mtuhy Welling. , at Vnneouver. meet al 7 p. in. to . continue the Font h Methodist church. I b-rs was wash.; Knslgu Clarence Kurd, at study uf home mlMjlons. Mls Kthel the only wedding ever celebrated Irbleo .Cal. Captain Hannah Con-. Chafer will be the leader of the nor. at Sterling, Colo.: KiMlgn und ! ies.son. wnu n is io ie uufru on me Mrs. Itonald Klierhuid. at Sai third chapter. Krnnelsro headquarters: Adjutant! Si'eiilh !ny AtheiitlM. Oeorge Keep. nJ Seattle; Meat. An- "An Invitation from a King." was Kiistu Kmersnn, tit Kverett. Waiih.: 1 1 lie subject announc d for the l.leut. Kthel Cobb, at Kl lliso, and Mi(le study mcellng of the Seventh Kred Knautit. who Is now a Metho-t lay AdveiitH church at 1:45 a. dist KplHCOpal missionary. I mi. Sabbath school was at HM.j. Invoy and Mrs. Ilarker, since .Mrs. .Ainintrr mm nuiiau t-i here from I'ortland In sang a uuei, jirniKuiuu oi me May, hnve nrimnixcd a boys' club Soul. with 40 member; . (ilrl OunrdM duy school services at a. m. I Tho pastor, the ftcv. U Meg-igci-s, will deliver the Sermon for divluo worship at 11 n. in., and will j preach an evangelistic mcssuge in the evening. , I Itoncoo Jordon, the new presi dent of Ihe N. V. l. s.t will preside at th meeting at 0:30 p. in., with Mrs. Frank Cain' loading thu pro gram. t ' Hi. rcter's Kpiscupal. FIND IT HERE Copy for thin roktinn must be Id by t;00 a. uu schpol will be U:45. J'rayer and n sermon on the. subject, "Man's Hufy In the Ught of His Origin and Ills Destiny" arc announced for the 11 o'clock service. In the. evening the Itcv. Oliver Kiley. rector, will preach on the I heme. "The .Master Key-of the Spiritual World." We wish to thank our many f frb nds and' neighbors for all Ihelrj klndnofs, and floral pieces sent durhiff the illness and death of lour beloved mother and grand- uiolher. Catherine Hermann. Mrs. Kred l'olirman j and family. . I Mrs. T. 11. t'arr ' and family, I Al Jtcher and family. ' Jlenry lMicr und family. l-iU-llp Ten Commandments for Attendants Are Given MUX 12 to i value your do Us duty. Shop. SAI.K. ! for $1- Moke Norton's Kiddy l--'-t t An eczema preparation from most recent prescription that acts . ilik-i mugio for children and grown T'n coiiimandmentH for church ! p-oplo al $l.(io a bottle only at attendants submitted by the llcv. ) Silvcrthurii-Wright's ' fuuiily drug William Crosby Itosn to his eon-store. l-'JLf gri'gatlon at the Klrst rresbyterlan here by the Salvation Army coin uiumh'r, and It was a gala affair, with 5tut followers or the organiza tion In attendance. I !nt i he Is more IntereHteii In the present aciMtlc.s of the nrmy than In Mh history. And particularly is she concerned right now with the W'iiae "l nine', ini' i i imuiii iir? i mil M(ij. mrriti ii u iiii inn tin... nwi nfntber and then his father, whom 1 ' Nhe mil-Ned fnr five weeks while the ' inny una searching out a proper wllh 3S enrolled; Instituted tht Jail homo for the little reiiow. lilltte m.rvlces, and Increased the Sunday is al t'nion now. where-a kind- Mehool attendance from an avcrau-' inleil couple has given him a I home. , . Stieli t 'ft.scM Cointiiun, Casts such as that are nut un ' common. In the unuals of the Sal Ivutlon Army. Just a Miort- time ago Knvoy and Mrs. J, C. Marker j found a family living at the edge of to an avemge of 1 0i. an Norxcr. Mi.irrixt;. The weekly test Imonlal meeting of th Klrst Church of Christ. S i eiill.st, will be held at the church Wetl nesd a y evening. Ion l.iitlicmn. The llev. William -1V I loll witl occupy the pulpit at the '.ion Lu theran church tomorrow, preach ing u. sermun at the morning hour of worship, which-begins ut 11 o'clock. Sunday school will be al ttM.'i n. in., and the song service at 7 p. in. Mr. .1 (oil's nucrcssor hrts not yet been determined. The Kev. It. It. Trojan, pastor of the Memorial Lu- church Iils Sunday are of general Interest to worshippers: "Thou shall not come to service late. Nor for tho 'Amen refuse to wait. Thy noisy tongue thou shall re frain When speaks (he organ it.s' "re. Train. Mul when the hymns are .sounded outj Thou shall lift up thy voice and shout. The endipost seat thou shall leave free. Kor more' must share, tho pew , -with Ihee. The offering-plato thou shall not frnr. Mut give thine uttermost with cljeer. Thou shall this bulletin peruse, And look there, for tho church's news. Thou shall the minister give heed. Nor blame him when thou'rt dis agreed. I'nlo thy neighbor thou shalt bend. And of a slrnnuer, nvikc a friend. Thou shalt In every way be kind, C-ompassionntc, or tender mind. And so, by all thy spirit's grace. Thou Miult show Cud within Mils place." Ml.MATI lti;s. Mvaulirul miniature photos made from old pictures of your loved ones will be done for you by ltlchard Hon, "The Art -Man.' Also a rail line of Miniature Kramcs to fit and match your photos will he found at Mlcliardsoti's Art & Cifl Shop. 1-23-lt srixiAi s.ujK. $2 to $6 values for $1. Make your do its duty. Norton's Kiddy Shop. 1-t'i-Jt STATIONlJtY. The rineHt, most classic und b-ast j In price stationery on Ihe I'acific coast, you will find al Silverthorn W right's family drug store. l-'Jlf Religious Programs , To Be on Air Sunday OltXA.MI'.NTS ANI W(K11 c.uviNt;s. MeautiTul ornaments and wood carvings ror every style of plaipie or the doing of Jesso and crys tulllnc urt work now on hand at Itiehardsou's Art & Gift Shop. l-2:t-lt fl J) . INSTITUTION- fl I . "enneyQ VcJLdepahtment stork 106 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. '''. This Is Our Home From Choice Although this Store is a member of a great Nation-wide institution of Stores, it, in all respects, is also much a local store as any other. as We are here 365 days in. the year; we participate in the welfare of .the community; we belong to clubs'; we contribute to worthy causes; we live here, own "a financial interest in this Store and spend our money here. More .than this, because of our membership in a Nation-wide institu tion we enjoy a buying power that enables us to give the people here a large saving of the money they are accustomed to spend for home and personal needs. Hemstitching, pleating, lait ton holes, eta Norton's Kiddy Shop. penses of sate. Now therefore, I, the undersiKn ed sheriff of Cnion County. Ore gon, will on Monday, (he Kith day of February A. n.. I !ilMi, at the out side front door of the County Court House in l,a Grande. Cnion coun ty, Oregon, at the Ihuu of 2 o'clock II u M II II U n n ii u n u n H HEMRY'S Sunday - Monday Tuesday Rudolph Valentino H M M N Ki.-lilouH rutllu itrOKnimy fur Sundtiy fullow: Mountain Time Sfntiunfi. Knp, Oilurailo Springs t'olo. i:su-j p. in., rir.si r.. (-umitii KIM. Ki imr. ( ol(.. (.ISlMiii-VSUkr) 1 Ik nm rhiinli nl Asturla. who was n n. ul., Sfrvl.H. Ausiisl:ilia (IMlstlimi il lilioul IllH iillilmlc lo- jl.uilirriin rhlirrh. wind a will, niilli d Dial lie wflulil I'wlrlit Tlnir SIhIIhhs. not wish lo Itavo. Iila prcsint kixi.V. l.onj Itrarh. (.'nl. (2a:tn- lliai'Ki-. I'-'BHkc) I'llM rrvl lorlnn. j s-3 in., rlrst I'luirrh or rhrlsl, I'liliftlnu imi.-lr. wrmons that s.-li nllsl .s.'rvlc. niipi al i tin- litari. mill a rrii'iiilly KtiO. Onklnml. Cut. (nul.'Jnt-XUiiki') nr.,., i ...... " ""Uion iwliv lawirovluV.I. r.c tly on tin- n.m that puis ;:.,.. ,,,.1,, ,., una ih-p nun norvoua p.opi.. ...u ',., y (riffon. 111 f ii. uduin win t'i- tihi- thorn-Wriglit's tuinlly drug store. 1-ytf It Is not necessary for yon lo j have dandruff or fntliug out of hairi when 75eshuys u hot tie that aets in U to 10 d'tVM, Hold al 7 no u holtlcj only at Hllverthurn,-V right's fani-j ily drug store, 1-ytfJ 4A A v ""ip, to the highest and hest Iddder for cash, sulijeet. to redeiup. all the fol lowing descrihed lands in Cnion described in said decree and execution, to-wit : The Northwest quarter of tlm Southwest quarter anil West twenty feet of the Southwest quarter of Southwest quarter of Section three :t). In Township three Cl), South of Haiie thirty-eight CIX). Kist of Wil lamette Meridian, together with Mi1 leneihenls. here- ,dilauieiits and appiirtcnaiiee.s there- :iry, JIU'ti. .ikssk i;iir:siiKAi;H. Hlu-riff of Cnion County, ((n-con. Ity II. A. KI.IXCIHA.MMi:il. licpuly. Jan. Hi, 2.1, so. l li. g; J2. Missionaries .Support IMan ' l"'r rnl4'i-sity for koremis spirit or welcome are promised at the I'reHhyterlun church. The Sunday school Kathera nl U:4" a. in., with emphasis on Christian education as Ihe outstanding ned In Ann riea today. Capable teach ers and able lead-rship along lM)y( ,-,urch services, Klrst CongP national church. K., Tort land. Ore. (Ittl.rnn OlUke) I:fi5-12 in., St. Stephens I'ro Cathcdral; 7;ao-!. Kasl Side llap- liludexgaHen. Statistics Mhow that the fiivl gra-u:s Oi seiiooi navu a hikiht l r t).n.s, .i.-rendaitls and cent of retardation 4han the ad- , , .ri?or therein or H.er vancca ones, wny m i your euiiu j thf. ,.,Ml ,Jhv of AlIKlst A. )-t vrl St run the risk of nol passing" wh-n j or thereafter unpilred therein or kindergarten (raining du!inghis , ti,rreto. to satisfy Hald decree and 41 h and fit h years will prepare 1 execution. junto belonging or appertaining as Liwoll nil fl... i-ii-h i tin.. ..'...i (.. -I. i htm to enter school with this dan ger eliminated. We havi a well zrzr?. equipped ktuderKarten and our j wotk wau us me . iesi . la-.iee -nee school, l.'iUS M Ave., phone 4l"J-W. . 1-2-llp Haled this ir.tb day of .lauii. TOKo Al') in-Hpatches from Korea slate it- movement has hti-n si a rted by A morica u misslona rli's there tor establish ment of a nr-w university at Scoul. Consideralilu funds have been raised and It b hoped constrnelion can he hepm this year. The?, new 1 university would be devoted to higher educa tion for Korcuns. - ' IllJItltS I oi: saij; Al Chris Millers, (he l-'iir .Man Oo(m1 for all rheumatiu troubli. stoaiaeli. kidney, bowel and Ihiv troubles, bladder and blood Inn Ides and the flu. II. .1. Itoueli loll) Adams Avenue. n n H -IX- 66Tlie Eae" THK WORLD'S LOV ICR llccoincs The lCajrlc, a rapacious liandit, whose dariuir deeds arc icialded far and wide, hut whose heart is finally turned to omancc, and who a vain comes to rule .supreme in a jtrcat icart role. Comedy "DON'T FAIL" Regular Prices. TODAY ONLY Arrow presents YAKIMA CANTTT, World's Champion Cowboy In ft Romance and Rustlers" H H H n m m m n H M H M M Also A Coined v llfPflBIIIIBIllBIiHIUllMIllIllllIIlIIIIIIIlM liii'S help lo make the hour profit-, able. Kay Williams will be the soloist at the morning service, with, the quartet rendering an anthem and the l: v. W- C. iiukm, tuLslor, brlng liil? the mewie, , At r,:Sa p. in., the Junior Chris Han Kndeavor will m-t with Mary Slinlbers and S vllte I'ratt as Icad eiH. A .1 o'clock mission study pe riod w ill pn eede the ser le-. At p. in. the Intermediate so ciety will have Us hour of friend liness and leadership, and al 7:30. the evening mtvIcu will be h'ld. The discourse will deal with th place or the prophets In the his tory of Israel. Chim b of ( lirM Seienll-t. Truth" will be tin- Mihject of the service at the Kirst Church of Christ. Scientist, tomorrow at II a. m. Sunda school will be nt ! ; i o'clock. I'lcM ItaplM. The Itev. C.eunre Albert I'oliard will preach al II o'clock Sunday morning on the topic. "Th Itesult iq an Introduction." I Its sermon lo the Utile folk will liave fur Its subject "The Message of the SnoW." Sunday school will st;irt at t:43 a. in., with a dosing worship period nl :3. In the e nln. the paMor will .ip'-ak on "The l-'aNe r.alum'c." Th s. rlir let; I us nt 7:30 o'cltK-k. j l lrt McIIhmII-1. Moritiu..' worship at the Kind M. IL church wilt Inelinh- a sermon on the subject. - i st rtan Call for TimImCh Xe ds." .r. Hlu rwood I Williams ulll have charge of tin music. ! " I he I'.thie and MN-don" will b the theme of 1 M ll'lirv V. ki r's rnton In the i iuc Kp wot t h b a true w HI be lit Id ut th'' itsual hour. Central ( lmn'.i of ( lirt-t. iviehrution or Ihe lord's Sup pi r l iinnmtncvd for mrnlng cfrvh-v nt the Central ChrWtsn church. The pastor, the I(ev. C. '. tMinn. til preach on the utib .! i t, "Christian I ienev ol ni-e ?- as (he si cond s'-rmou in a iertcs pn pariuc the chureh for Hit- pledir: or tin ! r's budget. Mr?, t. K. Melhertn will slnj a solo. "My Siilir. as Tlt.ni Wilt." Ill the evenluc. I. liltnutcs will be dottl to the sintn of old soiikk. Th- s rniea will be mi the stl.j , , "The lu conciliation if Man to C.od ' Mm AudiiHT I'layle will piav a vlehn wiln. t Inm-ti tf Hh' amc. Harry H. 'It u t r. sui rlntfiid tut, ni I i m iL.ir.v tq tht tun K 11.1. l.o Aiigcle. Cal. ( 105.2m ninkc) 7-7:.". p. m., Klrrt M. K. chun-h. h. IIIIwimh1. Cal. :i:t.9m- HHUkc) 7-S p. m.. I'lrst rrcJylerlau elutrch ot llollwod. Klti. Snu I raiiclMV. Cal. l2H.:tm- Tuoke) If: A T a. in., uniflnomina llonal chureh serlce. K T A II. Oakland. Cal. C-MUm- IJ.-.Uke) 9:4."-la:i:i a. in., lilble left lire; 5I.-I2:."in p. mi.; church service; ::8-l 1. afler-serxlce. mtici. or shi:hijt"s sam . j-xHiKcUksriti-;. ON iti:i-; mi: i:i.r.tT ciiicrs Tilli UAM.KS. tre. The annual com ent iun of i irciron lit ek-ep ers' association ended here Tnllow Ing eb-ctlon or officers, a day of speeches and a luncheon at noon. W. !. ltoddn of llermlslon was ehosen president, .uceedini; C. C. Harris or I'ortland. A. SeuMen of re(ron Agricultural college wjo re- lected st-cii-tary-treasnrer. Tho I to; cunentlun city was not cIhim n allhomrh n'prest nl at tons wre made un behalf of Oallas and Salem. Notice is hereby given that ; whereas an execution was issued , out of ami under the eal of the rCircull Court or th" State of On -; j gon. for Ihe County of Tnlon. on; the i:;th day of January. A. 1 .. : II'J2fi. upon the Ui-crev entered in ' said court on the Ctth day of .latin- 1 ary, A. In that cerliln tsSilt th'Telij pendimr wherein j Thoma-s II. .Mtilholland is plaintiff. and Arthur Mtilholland and Val- ; ene Mulholland. a r e defend- i ants, uml which cxeciil Ion w as j to me delivered on tlm i::th day or; .htniiary A. !.. i'J 21, and com manded me as sh-rlff or Tnlon , jcounly, or con, to make site. j by low provided, or Ihe hereinafter' (.described land; with the tenements, i hereditaments and appurtenances , lthtrretinto belouKing as well as all; i right, title and interest ahl de I fendants ami each I hereof had ' Ibtreln or thereto on the 1 91 li day! or August, tiii't. or thereafter tie.! quired therein or tin-ret o and to tnakt from such .sal thf sum of; $i.712."3 and costs ami disburse-: oieois in said suit taxed at Hie sum or $IS.Cu with interest on said sum at the rate or eiKht per cent per' Th re Is one ihinff that Is avalu st the laws of nalur-. -Keeping op-)nnmm froin l3th (J.,V of j;i p arance.1 up and expenses down pp A j, t ;i-fit und rosts und t :i til the wrfflie lime. . . "Necessity Is The Mother Of Invention9'. If the old niotliods of healing were correct and efficient there would not lie any loom for Chiroprac tic. Hut a survey of the sick people suvonnding us plainly indicates that a dire necessity exists in the healing science that must and will be filled. Every necessity brings foith its invention or melhpd to sup ply that demand. . . : Chiropractic i.s the result of thu existence of this necessity and that it is filling the demand is being daily demon strated by the efficient Chiropractor everywhere. Jf you are ailing, let us tell you more about this won derful new health science. P. I, TRIBE, D. C. Ph. C. New l idcy Ithl; ( Calmer (intduale) ;- Ullicu Hours: I to r; 7 lo 8 'iio.l; jjg-w jaillllinillllHBIINIfllHHHni;iniEBllHEIEBIIIISS3llS Service That Satisfies n S a n ' At the lowest possible cost. Cafeteria Service select what you want. Everything electrically cooked under steam pressure. The very best at all times. LA GRANDE'S ORIGINAL CAFETERIA FOOD SFRV1CE Bakery Dept. Fountain Service. Black Cat ;c;;r2CS5i;3"3Binacacasac3BHHMMg3iniznBisiMgME-"";;, igj It
