La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 03, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eiglfl DC GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday. July 3, 1926. Paulsboro'g "Greatest" Wedding! Dependable CHURCHNEWS TTV flATION-WIDE (F I 11 INSTITUTION- Westenhaver & Gilbert . Store For Men Banks Man Is Run Down By Salem Auto Driver KI'OKNK. Ore. July . (Af- J. H. Wood, of (lunkM, Oregon, was badly bruised about lliu hip and lKHt Iiln fuco lace ru ted and . lliu nnuo Imdiy brulncd .when lie was Hlruck by an uulemobllu headed Hon Hi on tin? Pacific highway ncur Springfield curly tutu morning. . .. Wood said thut ht? was walking- 10 Years Ago Today lliirtie buyers tuoli put u lend of fancy nrlilleiy lioraus llilw morning. Iiuicy Mock for I be Itli ; iiaili i'ajw ' ' - I'kiik I'JMc . SiuibiMii Ointment ' r T, AImmiimI (Yenm MuMiillu IjoIJoii " ; L&L. Drug Co. I1. H.'IVy IIAKKLWCJOU Jbklt for, (hi hoiiin dinner.; H. 8. Closed from 12, to 0 .Monday. , ubout four' feet from tlio highway, when the -car left Iho pavement, llu ran In an effort to get out of the iuy,' but tho machine, struck him. and then cuu'lit-U Into a near by fence. Tho driver of I be car jjuve no name, but Kild he wan from Hn lem. and would me Wood luler. iln naked where ho could get hla car required, and left - Wood In the euro of a punning truck driver." Hill I' I.N lOltTKAM. lOltTI,ANI, . Oro., July 3 (AT). Tho I'nitcd Hlateif milfltfr Keattle, flagship of Admiral H. . Ftoblnrton, coinumnder of the Pa cific fleet. Ih the guest ship of Tortland over the l-'ourth of July holldayii. In addition to Admiral Itoblnson, Hear ' Admiral I. A. Hoatwlck. chief of staff, and Co'o. J. 1. llrcck'Mirldgv, fleet iimrlne officer are here, Captain i hnrlcs H. Kreemutt commands the Hattle. Officers and men of the fckattle will be entertained during their stay," ", , Jloiint IClnu. tin' faiiHiiH volcano, bj densely populated, eaeh of Its; jKOM square mile of Inhubitublo slope eontaJnfntr SOU persona. .: Churches Take Note of Fourth Sermons in La Grande Tomorrow Will Honor Birthday of Nation 150 Years Ago. One hundred fifty years ngu to morrow, ,lho declaration of Ameri can Independence -wuji Blunted. : The scsqtilccntonnlul anniversary. coming on Ktui'Jay, brings wltli It PRESIDENT BIDS PREACHER GROUP FOSTER RELIGION "Our government has always enjoyed the benefit of religious freedom guaranteed by Ita con stitution." , President Cool id go said lo a group of ml ulsters, attending a reception nt 1 lie whlto houae recently. "It wan In accord with theso baste truths that tho signers of 1 he declaration of Independence de clared their reliance upon tho protection of divine providence. - "Founded upon religion, our Kovermnent htu derived strength and stability from the religious character of ita people. If wc are to maintain our natlonnl exlst- ence, wc mum. continue to fos- reminder that fathera of tho na-j ,T nnd c.hertsh this spirit.- 8o long aa wo adhere to the eternal verities of religion, wo ahall not fiill to keep that Inspiration which Uoh carried ua through 150 years." An expert hn been sent to Alas ka by tho HmithHonlun Institution lo preserve fine specimens of totem poles from .decay. , . ,'.TIw world's wool crop In only five tlmi'S what It was a hundred years n.go. while cotton production hoi Increased twenty times. ' Tho new spring hat muy straw, but Its price Is felt. be Beauty Is More Than Skin Deep! If the sucker in your pump did not work, would you rub silve on the pump handle? A foolish ques tion, but exactly what some people are dointf to cure skin eruptions. ' Your kidneys are the suckers that extract the im purities from the blood. ' - When they fail in their duties, the skin comes to the rescue, and throws these impurities ta thc surface. This beinu true, why dis- wuraKcHhcin'-by-doggins-'up -pores wtth -salves ll ;nd lotions. . Phone or write for literature explaining how Chii-o-prnctic puts the kidneys back on the job and clears up the complexion. Literature and consultation arc free. F. U TRIBE, D. C. Ph. C. lUOMS UO-W (rainier Graduatn) New hotcj Itlilg Office Hourai to 6i 7 to i Hon were a godfearing, churcliffo Ing people. l4t Gninde eh u re lies will Join with those of the nation tomorrow in commemoration of their patriotism. At a Joint congregation of nup tial and rcb)icrluns at tho lirtp tlwt iiuditorlitm In the morning, the Itev, William Crosby IEohh will deliver u mouiuge In keeping with tho day. Kpecial music will bo of patriotic nature. j The nerviee la first of the scries , in which tho two parishes will ; uuile during the uhsvncc of one of j their po.it ors. All during July, whllo the itev. fleorge Albert Pol lard la on vacation, the morning worship meetings will be held at; gel her each Hunday tho Itaptlst church und'T Mr. Itasa (July and August, wil direction. When Mr. THREE PARISHES TO UNITE FOR SUMMER EVENING SERVICES First or Hl('; Kunun'-rtfliir union 8irvlix llml will hrlnir tin- con Kri'Kiillnlin of the rrimbytcrlan. .Mi'thoillxt and liiptlst churi'hi's to ovpnlny of le hcl'l to- w Ii-uvm morrow nltflit at 8 o'clock In the Tho whole town turned out. with akyim-ki'ts and uulo lioinn, wlu n Dr. w. H. I'oundH. JU,.wcul(hipnt clllaii-n of l'uuisboro, N. J lliurrlL-U Minn Jt-nnlo Slllc. 52. to cok'bralo his reacuo from ml Insnni- usylum. Uuurils. mild to bo acting -on complaint of Dr. Pound's son. hud seized him earlier that day. InUiennnt towns (H'ople protested In a body to hospital authorities, nnd obtuim-d - his release. The- return to PaulMboro was a civic triumph, with the wedding moved up a duy for climax. Above, Miss Stiles, left and Dr. l'ounds. , , V'. - In August, Mr. Pollard will have, auditorium of the First baptist charge of (lie joint services in the . church. Presbyterian church. Dr. Henry W. Parker. Mclhodbrt Sunday school will )iu ut 9:45 pin-tor. hus been chosen to deliver a. in. In both churches. ;the first scnulon. His Subject for liiilnil 1iurcli or Clirl.-I. !'"p occasion will be "Past and I- P. Hnrner will deliver the '. ''resent Ideals." Music lends an morning sermon at the 1 1 o'clock SHERRY'S SUNDAY And MONDAY service, the pastor, tho Itev. V, V. Dunn, being ab-sent to attend the statu convention. Hunday school us iiNiiuJ will be at l)M5 u. m. O. C. Flt'Khmau will leud the men's class. The mornirifr mcsMitffo July 11 will bo by J. J. Iluwley. The pas tor expects to be home for the fol lowing Sunday, when he wll the Btory of tho convention. First Methodist. Or. Henry W. Parker, pastor, as his last mc.ssaKC to his ptrlnhlon ers before he and his wife leave on their vacation trip to Alaska, will speak tomorrow on '"The (iolilen Rule of JJvlnM-." lllble school Is announced for H:45 a. in. . Church of the Xawin-ne. The Itev. ! I. Aleffers will be iln full charge of aervlcea Hunday. Kuhhalh school ut 9:45 . m.. will be followed at II o'eloek by iiiorn- Uitf worship. The evening mitv Icu will be ut 8 o'clock. Dm minis- tei -deliyorlnfr un evtintrcMlstU: ser mon. 3MIcst t'lmrcli K4111II1 1 "In our patriot Ihui, let um not forget (hat this Ih a (treat nation beeause (ld hits made It crviil," says the Itev. .1. A. Hall, pistor of the MelhodlKt ehurelt soulh. in f unnoiinclnir his prnraui for the jKourth of July. "Ho, ralsiad up firri'iit men like I'Yanklln, jerfprson. Iltnrv. Murshall, Adams. Washintr f ton. Lincoln and othcra. And we I ri'inalu' great only as we rfcoRnlae j(od and trust him. A nation or a 'people are only grtr.it us (hey are 'good." j Mr. Hull's subject In the morn ing will be "A Good Man's per plexities In View of the Mysteries, of Mfi" The scripture text Is found in Daniel, MI:S-i;t. j Kutitluy FChool will be at 'J:4G a. m. Kpworth league will meet at 7 p. n., followed ut s o'clock jby the evening preaching aerviee. St. Ctt'l''S i:pisipni I t'horal c'debratlon of holy cotn iiiuii Ion will feature the morning prnyr iiervteo at 11 o'clock. The worship. I'XCf.F, SA3I S nt'SI.VESS WASHINGTON. fncle Sum If now going to put gasoline Into de natured alcohol, expecting boot- toll i leggers will have a much harder ! Unite to make their wares from It, rUKTMASTEIt PIXCIIEO 51IU. rilKKK. III. Uncle Sam's postmaster Is under arrest. Home of I'ncle's prohibition agents round beer in his possession. FAWX ADMITS STLW P.ALTIMOKl-; Fawn Gray, dancer, is seeking an annulment on grounds thut she was fntoxb 1'iited when .-.ito married Thodor MeFurlund und clu has other evi dence besides hi- own to offer. A cow belonging to Itutgera L'niverstly gave 21.136 pounds of milk In 305 days, or fourteen times her own weight. Under existing' conditions, the world will double Its population in CO years. Ucwhiyk'tred waiters were first hanlHied In New York In JSU3 by tho Waldorf. You can't double your face value by being two-faced. . Itev. Oliver lllley, rector, will de liver a discourse on "The t'ontl ttitlou." I'alrlotlu. music will be rendered. Holy cueharlst will be observed at 8 a. in. tMiurch school'wlll have a meeting ut 9:45. The Devil's Circus With NORMA SHKARER . CARMEL MYERS CHARLES EMMET MACK A thrilling story of the Circfis Comedy "runny-Mooncis" Friends Now Rivals Later? Last Showing: Tonight "Ridin' The Wind" The hundred horse-power speed picture jam-packed with comedy and action. Starring FRED THOMSON and his marvel horse, Silver King Comedy "The Fighting Dude" n On OFFICE CAT . MASH f.; . Hh rs, lite course wit licru am punk, tlte iirufs are uarruw-lilUMl-ed, the rratcnillle rutlfn, the da of Im)h terrlMc, the girls in iohii sail, and' "Yes, 1 know, I flunked out, too." If a woman can admire-a man with It's a slfc-n sheMI stick. FIND ' IT -: HERE Copy for tills euluinn must lie iu by 9:00 a. m. couple of front teeth out, j Qrande, Ore. ilim she'll stick. '. t 8chool Funds now avalrahle for farm loans to Union County. See H. E. Dixon, Foley Dulldlna, x Mltl I ' For eczema a real preparation. As lota of prlie. fighters huvc jt acts quickly and positively ut ?1 a bottle. Hold only by Hllverthorn Wrlghfi, family drus store. 7-2tf 70t married tlio pat year or two, 't 1s uraunicd that this is probably tho best and cheapest way to ret i good dependable sparring part - Brazil newspapers, when they jret out an "extra. firt let the uublle know of the event hv lilnw. I'arls lias n-aln ciniic out for ng a strident siren. Iio liiplew tflri. Any Blrl Hint Is i . milt like a slat 'will be In style ! " Beautiful new lines in stationery aow' r ' j ill boxes of pretty colors and now - J shapes and nrlces much less than A pretty girl In a new frock, has usual. Seo them at Sllvorlhorn. lie same feeling as a eat docs Wright's family drug store. 7-2tf when It purrs. " , I' IlItOKI''V "'if 'fu',re '"""I llroken wlndshiei'ds and side or -women?" asks a pastor. What iIlut,na ..i,.. ,i lo we care? What we aro going o worry about from now until hrlstnrjs Is not the wife's future ut her present. . . It laars 1500 nuts to hold un lutomobllo together, but one nut it the wheel cun offset that by ibout 15 minutca of reckless driv ing. "Well, ! Tourist (paying his bill): I m H'liiure now. Hotel Keejer: "Vcs, nlr, and I hope you will be round aguln very diorlly.M ted at Ulchardson's Art Shop. , & Gift 7-3-lt ZL DEPARTMENT STORES 1U8 Uepot St. Lm Qtndt, Ora Our Store Will Be Ciosed Next Monday The day we burn our nngers while celebrating the signing of the Declar ation of Independence, this year falls on Sunday next. Accordingly we will keep our fireworks and our oratory until the day following Monday, July 5th-1 when, "weather permitting," we can all give full relief to our pent-up enthu siasm and patriotism. 1 v; ; However, rain or shine-, this StoVe -will remain closed all day so do your shopping before the closing hour Satur day evening, i X, ., " ' . ' " " :.V'.: ; If you will spend the two-day vacation : ui c. ...:n t.i tiijuyduiy uur otuic will iicijj yuu fiu-wli fitably with your preparations. $ ... The Unlteil SUites possesses 40 successful bidders. ! per cent of the world's rullroad Tho commission reserves ihk mileage, l'ersla. on tho other right to reject any and all bldaiflt hand, bousts only one rullroad. CALL FOR 11IIIS. By order of tho commission Jill 23d, JMO. , . m :;-'' E. STEARNA M Recorder of tho clty'bl 11 Rritndn nrntrnS 0-24-10t Call for Ilkls by Seliool District I, Wallowa, Oregon. 77 " liids wanted, for constructionrbf tnent now on file In tho office of & S-room concrete and brick schapl HeillstltcllliiK. iileatlnz, button boles, etc. . Norton's Kidil Nliop, 1 - 10-14tf The king of Great Urllaln each year receives a herring pie from Yarmouth In payment of thut com munity s feudal obligations. Something for your stoni'tch and liver thut relieves gas on the stotu . tuii in five mlnut"s. stoiw heulaehe. (Try It. l.0tt a bottle, only at Sll- She litis rerueil mv Milt!" the I verthorn-Wright's family drug "iero on tlie stage c laJmcd dra- "tore. 7-2tr uuitlcally ' Mother," kindly wIiImhtciI l . Send vonr eleanillir ami Hresslnir liltle. iMir In the awlleiice. "what, to the Wardrobe, l'honn Main is. Iocs he unut her o elotlies for?" - . wear . Ills OXI.V A ltfMOIl: -Pretty lund- udy leuves husband and elopes with a hoarder. News Item. 0-30-11 1 'luring Hlr Oliver: Miss II , years gone by, nride her rcsl- ilcnc" in Jackson with her. grand mother. .Mrs. H. :. II. , who ha srone to her leu.vcnly rloiue, und her return vlfilts are alwii-s a lelighl to those who know her. 'Voni Jackson, 3Ilss., Clurlon- ldger. BOXWOOD. Large load box'wood delivered in I Orando. 16.00. Call U B. Mnn efae Lbr. Co., l.ono Tree. 4-Itf A islx-foot I'te Indian for nearly wo-score years has worn the garb 'if a miuuw nnd has been entirely Ignored by the fellow men of )il ribe beeiuLse In 1SS7 he refused lo take part lu a trib-il raid. A Chinese typewriter, capable of Inscribing the thousands of Idco- If you kill kllf you. enough time it will H'l.Y Till-: I-XH IITII. When on- your I(,ourth of July vacation get a few good snap.i with your Kodak, take them lo Itichardson, "The Art Man" and huvc thcni enlarged und li-and tint ed. They will be something with which to remember tho happy va cation days. Komcmbcr, enlarg ing, tinting and framing a special ty at nichurdson's Art & Girt Shop. 7-3-lt Seuled bids will bft received by the Commission of the City of La Grande, Oregon, for tlio construc tion of the improvement in Im provement District Number Jul, within the City of La Grande, Ore gon, according to tho plans and spccificgllon of tho said iinprove- the Citv Itecorder of snlrt pit v. a ! house according to plans-and sMir deposit of $10.00 will bo required ' eificatlons with alternuto -bids to for set of plans and specifications, a frame construction according jj mil, .11 U1IIVIIIII. Will lie rCIIIMUCU 1C I" apvbi.... 1. 1. lu . III..HI nil... I.n un.. ... U...... I 9 "'"""I id tiiiautUMlUI UI1U -rUIUrOS r-BH .1 iiuciivu.yi samn lo this office. Krnesl F. Johnson, Wullowu. (ui-; Iilds will bo received to the hour ' Mua to bo opened July 15, lSasiKf of scven-thirly p. m, Wcdnesduy-10 H l- A" bids must be i& July 7th, 1026, at the commission compunled by certified check Xb room In the city building at La 5 of. amount of tho. bid.' Itlglrt Grande. Oregon, und must be uc- reserved to reject any or ,51 compunled by a certified check In bWa.. , ' t.vf Iho amount of ten per cent of the amount bid us a guarantee of tlio acccpluncc nnd completion or con tract If awarded. Checks will bo relumed to un- July 1, 3,-8 I'-itlT. WEINHAItnf Clerk. -.i EHNKST P. JOHNSON, Chairman. . 10. . 60 IJver best little Touchers for 2",c tlie pill for a laxative graphic, scripts o ftlvut lunguage, J phsic for grown litis or children ha recently been devised by u, na- Sold only by Sllvcrthorn-Wrlght's live of Shanghai. . . family drug store. 7-2tf VACATION Kcmeuiber the long distance telephone in , your vacation plans. ' ." v ' It will add to the pleasure and comfort of your nonaay. It will serve your convenience in securing information and making arrangements. At lake or shore, in the mountains or by the stream, long distance telephone service means that you are always in touch with home and business. Home Independent Telephone Co. :!-. nr Governor Al Smith of Sri Tork tleft) and Uovrrnor Vie Tr ( !.... ... .h i t-it.t. fnr the Democratic presidential nomtna- n! "" In IKI. The pl.turc taken when Governor 8mUh .topprd at Co I lumbai. Ohio to pay hts respect to Governor Downey after attending to 'S ... EuchirUti; Congreu. 1 For The Fourth I ires . . . - Size ear We Have Your Bo fiiieiMsamp's 2C