La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1926, Image 5

EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Hai Inheritance, roalln't how far
short we como of tho ldeul of tho
Nw Testament" : -. j .
, "Wo foel In our church," tho
report continued, "those Knem!
movements and tendencies which
muke for unreal not only In the
churches but In all tho thought
und life of the nation and th
world. The war brought with . it
k general unset ling of men's
mlndft, but previous to thta , tho I
pressure of modern - Inquiry had
prevailed every dentu-tnunl of the I
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church polltloul, economical social !
and religious, und ovary thlng old
und established was being culld
Into question. :, j - I
"Wo and the church to which wo
tore here laat fall and winter.
Hlnce leaving here she haa been In
l'ortland.
j belong nr a purl of human ' Hf"
and It Is Inevitable that we should
Friday, May 28, 1926.
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COMIX Q EVENTS -
June 0, to, 1 1 l.'nton LiTCMocfc
show at Villon, Ore.
July 13, 14, IS mm( ! Free
Homrmakers' liixtllnle under
auftplroii Tlio Observer.'
July 89, as, 31 Conrrnlloo of
Nonhwx Real Estate saw
cUthm In I Grande.
Sept. M, 33, 34, and US Vukm
county fair at Klein, Ore.
Ik HwIiuim Visitor .
1. Donhnm is a buslnom vlHllor
r In I .a Grande loiluy from Klein.
Homo from Portland ' ,
j .-After vhrtlinir i-i'latlvon In Tori
tianl fur ubout - month Miu J. A.
UiihhHI returned to la Grnmlo .on
thin morninK'a truln.
GiH-nt at Ynwlrr Home -
Mrs. W. M. Chandler., ot Port
land, urrlved hero yenlerdnjr 10 'lin
To Joseph tlU Morning
U V. C'hauwe, division engineer
In chargo of malntenuneo ' for tho
O.-WV company, wont to Jom-pli
this morning on an inHpertlon trip.
V,ill Ix-ave for Sttuilo
Lester Masterton has neoeptert n
position at. the Club elgnr sloro to
take the plaee. or llurold Wood,
who will leiivo i.a Ornnde flrsl of
June.
fjravt; for Klanialli lulls
Mr. Raymond HlKfft'r and lltllo
(laughter, Barbara Jean, will leave
hi rn this evening for Klamath
Kali ' Oregon, whero they will
make their home. Mr. Hixxer tins
been thero for several weeks.
To Visit Father--
i.ltllo Klmer and Mary Swnrt
iwent. to'T.08tlne on .the branch line
the guest of Mr. and Mrs.. K. !: train this morning, where they will
Powler, her son-in-law and daiigh--visit ' their futher - and . friends
er, for a few days. - 3 there' until .Tuesday of nest week.
RSSA fry
Conclude Visit Hero
: (Concluding a month's vIhU with
Mr. and Mrs. R, A. Van Wormcr In
m. Crande, MIhh Joseph Iim Clrpidil,
of MiHHOUla, Montt, left IIiIh mnrn
ng for Portland, v '
To Visit at Wallowa
Peter Kardong, of Minneapolis,
nrrlved in Im Grande this niornlng
to go lo Wallowa, here he will visit
at the homo of his son-in-law,
Krcd Hlebert..
To Visit fl rand mother
Mrs. William. Conn and little
daughter, Kvclyn, passed through
1m Grande this morning on their
wuy to Wallowa, whero Uu-y will
visit Mrs. - Conn's grandmother.
They an; from Kugene.
Jlrtuniliut Home Monday-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll.. Ttey-
nolils and three children arc ex
pected to return- home Monday"
from their visit at l'ortland and
forvallls. At tho hitter place. 'they
have been guests of Mr. Iteynold's
brother, Juy. -.l.', - -
Visits l'alber Here
Arthur I.. Hrumwcll of Torllnnd,
Is hero to visit his father, V. 1.
llramwell. The visitor Is chief
clerk nt tho Imperial hotel.
Stopping In Portland
Mrs. H. O. Smith of Laflrundc Is
spending some time . In I'ortlund
and Is registered ut tho Campbell
fourt hotel. Journal. , ' '
llnice Dennis fjolng: l('ftst :
Ilrueo nennis will leave hi a few
days for Nw York find Kastern In
dustrial centers. Ho goes In the in
terest of the Portlund chamber of
commerce. : ',
Here .Shopping '
Mrs. Mary O. Young, of" Tclo
easet. was shopping In tho city this
morning. She returned homo on
train No. 24.
Hero for Commencement
Miss Kdlth Tone, of .Portland,
nrrlved In tho city this morning to
attend the commencement exer
cises hero. Bho will bo the week
end guest of Miss Clara Shepherd,
who will graduate from tho local
high school this evening.
Have I taliy Son
Mr. and. Mrs. O. K. Godwin are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a. baby son, Monday May
24, at their home on Z avenue. The
Utile boy has been named Itoherl
ljcltoy.
Arrived this Morning
Mrs. Mary Connell, vice . grnnd
president of tho Ladles' Auxiliary
lo the ltrolherhood of Hallway
Trainmen, arrived In this oily this
morning to meet with tho local
auxiliary this evening. Mrs. Con
neil's home Is at Denver. Colorado.
i'lslt Hem .
Mis. Stewart Campbell slopped
In I.a Ornnde this morning to visit
for a short time ut the homo of
Mrs. " Kvclyn Koscnhuum. Mrs.
Campbell is on her way home to
llolse, Idaho after a trip to Spo
kane, Washington,
Passed Through City
' Dallas C. Rico, Oregon Christian
Kndeavor field secretary, pnssod
through tho city this morning on
his wny to Huker to attend the C.
R. rally thero this evening, when
lr. Jra Imdreth. a united society
field worker, will be tho principal
speaker. 1 Mr. Illce lives at Milton.
wnipnw roelng U getting to he a major apon among me wieiaily pn:e
neni fiilk of 1'a.iadena. Calif. Tuto shows two girl lartert hnldins iheir
dogs waiting for Die signal The whippet l said lo be ih fastest aninuil
n earth and It takes a good grip to keep Ilium from breaking awuy and
lasting the race ahead f Uni.
nnco were: James Moss. M. Kll-'
lilge. tieorge Itichurdsnn anil W. A.'
Wnrslell.
Item fifim North Powder . '' -
A. K. Gllklson, Harry Nice. Os
ear Cnrhaiii, Malt Nice and W. K.
I.tind. all of North Powder, were in
l.a Onrnde this morning. They
wore at the counly court house
hero on business relative to their
wafer rights.
feT! thia Morning
.Mrs. lioy Cook left this morning
for her home nt Pendleton after
vlslllng at the homo of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Herman, near
Alicel. She wns accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Cecllo Pearol, who
will visit over tho week end at Pen
illeion before going to Walla Wal
la, where she has accepted u position.
.cave Tomorrow
Dr. ami Mrs. A. I. Richardson.
uccompnnled by their niece, Miss
Adelaide Until Clark, will go to
Wulla Walla tomorrow, where
Mrs. Richardson will tuko part in
the radio program tomorrow night.
From Walla Walla, they will go to
f ,wl fni-it where Miss CUirk will be
Joined by her brother, who will
lako her lo l.os Angeles. Her mo
ther lives In J,os Angeles. She has
been staying hero und attending
high school.
moving to Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith and two
children, ot Tucuma, arc guests ut
tho homo of Mrs. Stanton C. Lap
ham, stopping hero en route to Mt.
Vernon, whore they expect to muko
their future home. The Smiths
cumrt to the Northwest from Illin
ois about four yours ago.
Visited. Here Few Days
Mrs. T. P. Wharton, of Poontollo,
Idaho,' left for vher homo this
morning- after ' visiting - In l.a
Grande a few dnys ' with her
nieces, Mrs. Klmo Clcgg and Mrs.
I. I). Stoddard. Mrs. Wharton Is
grand sentinel of the O. I. A. of
tho II. of I K. She Inspeoted the
local organization while here.
PRESIDENT TO
Attended Rehwa Contention
Mrs. W. J. Keen pussed through
the city this, morning on her way
homo to Klgln after attending the
I Jtepecca granu jouge at wairni
during tho past week. Mrs. Keen
VUHed in Portland
Mrs. W. Jj. Allen und Httlo chil
dren, Mary Margaret, and Hetty
Mae, returned to their homo here
Ails morning after visiting for the
past ten days with nlallves In
Portland.
was a delegato o the convention
Mrs. Don a Haltgarth. of Elgin
was another delegate to tho con
tention. She stopped over in
Portland to visit, before coming
home. Two hundred and twenty
five Kehecea chapters In the state
were represented at tho convention.
Visit Put mails lien- -
Miss Hertha Jones arrived In the
city this morning on her way home
to Twin Kails, Idaho. Hho stopped
In Ta Grande to visit Mr. and Mrs.
C 1). Putman. Miss Join s was em-,
ployed as milliner , at Putman's.
Attend Convention at Salem
, H. B. Coo ltd go returned home
this morning after attending the
Odd Fellows grand lodge meeting
Wednesday and Thursday or this
week. Mr. Coolidge is a past grand
muster of the Oregon I. O. O. l-
lodge. lie t ween 1200 and IfiOO Odd
Fellows from "over all the slate
were In attendance, at the meeting.
Others from IjQ. O run do in attend-
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In all newest style with fancy band.
Large selection.
Straws Of Quality
$2.45 to $4.85
"THE STORS WITH A CONSOENCE"
FETE ROYALTY
WASHINGTON, May 28. (AD
Crown J'rlnco Oustavus Adblphus,
of Sweden, and his princess, Louise
Alexandria, had an opportunity' to
see more of the capilol which
charmed them upon their arrival
yostorduy wltlr Its open spaces and
rich green trees lining the streets.
"I have never seen a town quite,
so beautiful," said tho prince.
"Thero are so many trees und so
many open spaces. Kvery street
seems to be shaded with trees.
There is not a city in tho world
like it."
After their sightseeing trip, in
cluding a visit to the cupltot and
other cnterlainment features the
prince and his princess will bo tho
guests of l'resldent und Mrs. Cool
idge ut a dinner to which cabinet
members and n number of high
government officials have been in
vited. Their social program In
cludes luncheon with tho BrltUsh'
ambassador und ljuly Howard and
a reception ut tho home of John
Hays Hammond.
TROOPS MAY
RESCUE 5
AMERICANS
(Continued from Togo 1)
Itmilon was being III treated.
No information hod been re
ceived here today us to whether
the bandits had fulfilled their
I brents to kill Sbanklln. Nor was
there any news of the fate of the
other prisoners. A Mexican en
gineer was captured with Kbanl:-lln.
Bishop Paddock Arrives
In Victoria, B. C, Today
j VICTORIA, May 1. (AD Pa-
sengers who arrived here today on
; the liner Niagara from the Ajitl
i podes Included Sir Henry Iirad-
don, former Australian high com-
misKlonct to the I'nited States en
, route to a convention of Hotariuna
! at Iienvcr, rolo.; Dr. John It
'Moll, International secretary of tho
Y. W. C. A., returning to New
York, and Ilishop Ilobert L. Pad
dock, of Oregon, returning from a.
tour.
C. R. 0. HEARING
NEXT FRIDAY
(Continued From Pago 1.)
moval of W. II. Davis, of l.'nlon,
as reeelver, and for the dissolu
tion of the receivership. In his
answer and complaint, Oraham
sets forth the complete financial
history of tho Blue Mountain
f,umber company and Central
Hallroad of Oreron. - '
Senator Smoot, of Utah,
Taken Violently III
WASHINGTON. May 2S. (AD
Senator Hmoot, republican. Vtah,
was taken ill with acute Indigestion
In his office, at tho capltot today
and a physician was summoned. -'
Suffering Intense pain, Senator
Smoot was placed" on a couch and
tho physician and officers attend
ants worked vigorously to afford
him relief. Concern was felt over
his condition because ho had a dm
lllar attack last fall, from which
he recovered after a long rest. ,
Honor . Students From
Graduates Selected
(Continued from Page 1)
Ing from the Oregon Agricultural
college, where he Is denri of men.
1i Dnbach has been teaching
at Corvallls for 13 years. When
the authorities established . the
deanshlp two years ago and looked
about for a suitable candidate,
the positlonwas offered him. Out
side of his duties In that direction,
he teaches political science in the
school of commerce. Tho dean
Is a University of Wisconsin grad
uate.. His message to tho graduates
tonight will he on "Making De
cisions." ' .
,Thc placo you nro going to
reach by and by depends largely
on the decisions you make now,"
he said In explanation.
We Buy For Less-We Sell For Less
MAKE YOUR DOLLAR DO DOUBLE DUTY
$3.25 to $4.95
SHOES and OXFORDS for men and young
men in Goodyear welt. Light brown kia, pat
ent leather and kid " ,
$3.25 to $4.95
$2.95 to $5.45
New arrival of the very latest numbers in
LADIES' PUMPS. Patent . leather, blonde
trimmed and blonde kid
2.95 to $5.45
$2.45
MARTHA WASHINGTON PUMP in kid,
flexible sole. Lowest price ever known in its
history ,.; Wv. ; V':' ; .
$2.45 : '
$1.45 to $2.19 :
PUMPS and OXFORDS for the little lady
and gent, in patent leather and blonde
$1.45 to $2.19
$1.95 to $4.95
STRAW and Genuine PANAMA HATS for
men and young men
$1.95 to $4.95
$2.25 to $3.25
Genuine Imported BROADCLOTH SHIRTS
in most beautiful assortment ever shown in
town ' ' : ' '
$2.25 to $3.25
39c .
Men's Heavy CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS,
triple stitched
- . ... . 39c .v.-
Two Pair For 15c
MEN'S SEMI-DRESS SOX i
Two Pair For 15c
NEW YORK STORE
9 :89c
Pretty ; little House Aprons of
fered at n price that makes it wise
to Shop early for the best selections.
Past color Ginghams and Prints.
'j: Slender straighWine styles in light
and dark color combinations, cleverly1
trimmed with contrasting bands, bias
bindings., All sizes.
Die Values At 89c
feel the effects of these deep move-,
litems' of our day.; There Is a
vast opportunity a well ' ns vrst
danger." '. ' 1 J
Iteprt CoiM'liidcd ' f
The report concluded with y Ihe
expressed d'slm: , y
"That 4h lb assembly records Its
uiiHliiikeii lovaltv . to the whole
body of "evnngellenl truth, and I
more especially, that It declares Its
purpeso to uphold tho constitution
of our church and to maintain the
Integrity of Ha historic and cor
poratd witness to Our Iord . Jesus
Christ as hf Is represented to us In
the scriptures, and to Hie system
of doctrine set forth In the West
mlnstec onfesttion of faith.' v
Baby Blankets .
All kinds for baby's comfort.1 Cotton and Wool
Mixed, All-Wool and. Silk. Priced from
90c to $4.00
Save your Layette Slips.
Art & Baby Shop
"Ererjtlilog For The Babi" .
CHEMIST IS
TAKEN AS
POISONER
(Continued from I'age 1)
KANSAS CITY. Muy 28. (AP)
Alva ';stahrook, arrested In Denver
today In connection with on alleged
poison plot against Judge K. K.
I'orterfleld, or the circuit court,
was formerly chief flour inspector
for the Kansas City hoard' of trade,
lie and his wife had been estranged
since 1924 and this spring Kirs.
Kb tab rook obtained a divorce, nam
ing Mls itllla Roberts, former em
ploye In her husband's oTflce, an
corespondent.
Investigation of the alleged plot,
following discovery that tho pack
age of pancako flour received at
the Judge's homo by mall contain
ed poison, led to Kh tab rook when
Judge I'orterfleld told the author
ities Kstabrook had written threat
ening tellers to him from Denver.
The letters referred to earlier do
mestic troubles. In which Judge
I'orterfleld had rendered a, deel-f-don.
SEES NEED i
OF HARMONY
IN CHURCH!
Continued from Pago 1)
the conclusion was reached thnt
'wo believe thnt Christlnn chara
cter and faith have, not deterior
ated." This was qualified laler
with the following statement:
'At the same time we believe
that the church, while grateful for
Straw
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$1.95 to ?3.50.
Just the thing to wear
in this- hot weather.
Men's Wear
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SATURDAY'
SHE'S DELICIOUS! DELIGHTFUL! DIVINE!
In the cast-
NOltMAN KKKKY
WILLARD LKWIS JV iB,H
You've never seen Corinne so won
derful before. Oh, what a Frenchy
miss! And when she whispers,
"Kiss me-kiss me-kiss me again !"
she's a sensation and more.
SPECIAL
In this issue of Pathe News
Lieut. Commander Ilyrd and
Pilot Itennett's flight over
North Pole.
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Pola Negri in "The Crown of Lies"
Cyclonic thrills. Wild
rides. Tender romance.
Directed by the man who
made "The Vanishing
American.". '