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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1927)
Monday, April 18, 1927. Page Four TX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER N. K. WEST & CO'S. LEADERSHIP IS AGAIN SHOWN IN THIS Sale of Daytime Frocks (Inrornorated) An Inrtr pemlont Nontpapnr FRANK B. APPLEBY .. Editor and Publisher HARVEY F. MATT11KW8 . . Dunlnewi Manager published ovenlnca. except Sunday, at 1410 Adnm Avenue, 1a Grande, Oregon. The Obavrver-Star pubtlahed every Friday. Entered at the l'ostofflce at La Urande, Oregon, ai Second Class Mull Mutter u nil or act of March i, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPKTt OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITY OP LA ORANDB MKMBKR ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated I'rciw Is cxclimlvely entitled lo tine for publica tion of all newM diiqmU'hea credited tu It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All right of reiiulilirutlon of apeciul dlo ftuU'h" In thta puticr, uud nlo tiio local news herein altio are rctwrved. ' ' 1 1 TVTTT1 T", T" TTTrt A TTT, A y-. T . w I t; SUUSCHII'TION RATES : . , f Ity Carrier Dally, por month In advance pully, per nix months In advance .. putty, vititfle copy ...... - " lljr Mall Dully, per month in advance. .. Dully, per vlx months In advance Dally, per year In advance U'oekly Obttcrver-tttur. per year .. , ADVERTISING RATES DiK)ny, ftrelcn, per column Inch.- iNptuy, lo'nl, per column Inch..... Xinio contract price on application. 764 1 4.13 (a A (JIIEAT l'l'ltl'liSK iiurcly I would vpcuk to tile Almighty. Mild 1 Ucftirc to rca.sou with (imI. Jolt 13:3. Chuitrh and state have nothing to do with each other in this 'country, as everyone knows. Still, it seems to make quite a political difference what church a man attends, laifro- Jy lecau.sc prejudice cannot be entirely overcome by com mon sense. .15.00 j SO '.VPpSl '4f Hl j v. , c - J I Political appointments are rapidly changing; .the com-j7-Day Airmail -ik-aiuu m uiv uiiiiiiiiiMiniiuii iiotit me i lerce nue to me x ai-j person hue. Some jobs are bettered, some are not. In most instances, as for the past umpty-umph yeai-s, the primary! consideration is political which may help explain some of! our always prevalent governmental difficulties Service Begins In Northwest Senator Reed III; ' Trial Postponed DETROIT. Mich. Apr. IS. (API Illness of Senator James A. M. of Missouri, chief of counsel for Henry Ford caused adjournment of the il.ono.oon mm suit filed against the motor manufacturer , IF IT'S WORTH HAVING AT AM rVitiV;. nf ;o.;., ....J .u , Washington and Idaho, and operst- , . oi.iuiiuiia mm in iiihmii ot . ,ng from J--o. Wash., to Salt Ij,ke chaijres that this should have been done and the other OI'- l ,s,h- xH ,,ols,- - makes shouldn't have been done constitute one of the popular lrZ-U w,S times of the average citizen who has any interest in his com- ,n, effect on his nn. today. niltnitv. V ull inHnloo in it t, o v,-o..t..,. 1... Monday April IS. H.nMotor,- tiv ciiticizc otlicr things, and generally give public of private evidence that we are "not as other men.' were made on Alonday. Mr. aVrney siatea that the new- It he greatly increased volume . of ; Every public institution and enterprise is subject to oc- ,r T"' mi11 h" casional or constant criticism, and there is no doubt about row'raTetV'rpTif ou . there being ninny things either deserving that Criticism or, at m"d effective on Ftt. i of this least, meriting a difference of oninion?' Thfo-rwrr' rWffiriiln-'r . usually is that most of the criticism is either not constructive 1 "" 11 ' ' or it is misdirected. It accomplishes little or nothing undent those circumstances. j . The Union County ChamlK-r of Commeree is frequently, and widely criticized. Some of the criticism is unquestionably deserved. Other criticism has a basis from the standpoint of tfe individual making it. Still other things are utterly' Xmwarranted and result from lack of actual knowledge of the !t ruth. j . All chamlwrs of commeixy suffer the same variety of: criticism so do a'l commercial clubs and civic organizations' So do municipal, county and state governments. That's one of the priveleges of democracy. But, bad as these public! institutions may seem to lie to the chronic "ciab," we don't : sec them alwlishcd. They remain, grew, and accomplish, in1 most instances, cnoujih pxkhI things so that the average ofi development and botteimcnt is constantly raised. i Although there are numerous things, perhaps, that The' Observer thinks coultl well W done differently and to a bet-j tor atlvantage in the local chamber of commerce, vet we would not under any cireumsUtnees fail to support its activities or! urge that they 1h abolished simply liecause we have a little' diffiMvnce of opinion. If there were no chamber of com-i liieK-e here there would Iv an immediate hue and crv. frem! x.ple who would eventually lvcome critics and from oth-' ers who would Iwme Unvitei's, for some civic organig-ation' th.-i) ou!d do the work commonly accoitlod the chamter of ' commoi'ce. There would 1h an immediate and general real-? iiwtion that such an org;.mz;!on is necessary for anv small' city wishing to goaid its present and insure its futureJ Htiy community wishes that ! ICven the nit severe critics will admit, in their hearts' at oast, that we. as a community, should have a chamber of eommeixY. They know that civic spirit is one of the main TOluiicnvents of community awntplishnscnt, that civic spirit! is not cngendeml individually Init by groups, and that the xavst and most nauvw civic spirit ls far letter and nrc' valuable than nope at a'l. mi everyone !-o is not a nyn:!,-r of the chamlvr commerce heiv is tet its functions. HOISK. Ida. (Special) Walter i T. Varney, contractor for the Pac j ific Northwest division of the t'n " ' . i i-1. inmwuniinrniai air . . . . . . . matl. .. rving the states of Oregon. , n, VT . . . I v.,r.t.. , . , The trial prolbly wilt le ivstuutd tomorrow. Stnator 1U,-n sufftr-j an atljicV cf acute tndiffvton rariy todny as i r nared lVtroit otr a train from ' Vs.hinRion after a to the cap ital duntift the wtiacr hoi Mar.". " At hi hotel Senator !U-e4 cob- : f imr-J rrports that his Illness as : not danirerous. - j WASHINGTON IV5i;miWv our douchbova ould not jnd for ; ortn-"aten coftee now. The army Y just rtt third cook boo-k nw the war betwten the slates. 1 i Th modern version has nothing . I like tJie folloiajr in the firs tom i ' ar book: "The p rvoe of worn- ! j h tl s in coffee shou'd set occassc j ns ret-clon More tr.y frencra: y indicate fcpe. oish noihinr ar. J I d -rjiar , irroiind. hen the cofft-e is GOVERNOR SMITH (ANSWERS QUESTIONS i 1 " fContinucd from Iape . this ctnnvctkT. he quoted the Oath- j ; otic enrojrdia. The governor k;J ; , that "doematic intolerance" meant ; iiat ,nsrd' of the Oatholk1 churvh : "athcHe are to te in?oleint of 'any variance from the dopna of, , the chwrx-h. He fjiKM-d furt-r ; of j; .-iiroor. Nwaiso of disapproval of Many individuals and business firms ned ortv; '1C Stcd tor mcm!vhijs. Others are in full accoitl withl the punxw of the chtMr.bvr but ;:tf di.-i-xJ to "let Cvrge' do it" It is those and the critics whom wish to so take a' f.iir part in sujHVSting and working with the chamber of cxwiwree. The activities for eorv.mur.ity advancenHntJ whether wiso'y or unwisdy c..iiceived. constitute a commun-j ity ixvvxxisibi'aty. mt an ir.dividu.,' s respwtsiWHty, and ciiti-! cism nwy well Ux-orae a force u.r impnn-cment within an! nyanitition while it is wasted without. j ComiiH'ivul rmni..nity oi vsnititions ti-e, after allj icUitiw in their value. As thing p.. m other cities, we have' rn excellent chamivr of commerce, though it nwi' be fnr! t'lvnt jvrfect. U can and rk-es i.ctvmplish many things that cxaTd tf.'t I jvss.sii.ite except by the similar activity of a sim-i iUir Kd.v. It is both necvssarj "d worthwhile, and certain- i.v if it is worth having at ail, it is worth supporting. SoJtcita-' tkns for ne!v.!eihip this week should receive a hearty re-! rpvnse frw those who tvaliie that the future of thi cityl nr.d the future of its citizens arc identical cosisaiiercuoas. LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK 1SS7-1P-J7 Foitv Ycare Senicv Sound Progressive Reliable from the encyclopedia lo that ef iwl. As to the syllattu of I'opo lu IX. Muottd (y Manshall on the mailer of a psible conflict between church and state, the irovernor Mid it had ht-rn declared by rdinal Newman to have no domiittie force. "You have no more risht to ask me to defend, as part of my faith, every statement coming from a preiate.' wrote the rovernor. "than I hou!d have to ask you to accept as an artcle of your religious faith Wo Co El Dorado LEGION HALL Apr. 20, 21, 22, 23 Snappy music will be furnished by Paul Graver's Orchestra Mrs. Parkison " icill sing each night Suitable prizes given away each evening in mwm $1.95 J $1.95 On Sale Wednesday Only SUCH VALUES you've never seen! Dozens of lovely Voile, Dimity and Prints in clever styles, both tailored and dainty lace-trimmed. Practical little frocks so convenient for days spent at home or unexpected morning shopping trips down town. Remember, they are on sale Wednesday morning for th'j first time at 8 o'clock. $1 .95 JL each See Them in Our Windows Tuesday. .every statement of an Episcopal bishop. Quotes Prelates j The rovernor noted seatentcnts by Catholic American prelates de- ' f. rdinrr equality of all religions ' 1m fore the law. "I think you have taken your thes from the limbo of defunct controversies" the governor wrote in quoting: Archbishop Howling on the tuf$tioa of the church and state. f Marshall's letter, written In ans j wer to Governor Smith's reply to j his open letter in the Atlantic statement that the religious con- . vlct ions imputed are not held by Iloman fatholks ns far as the MARSHALL Ki:i-fJE. NEW YORK. Apr. IS. (AD Another chapter ws added today to the documentary dt-bate bt-twetn Governor Alfred Smith and Char les (, Marshal. New York attorney and Episcopalian, when the latter made public a reply to governor Smth. ; governor knows. ; Supporting his contentions with j quotations from the Manual of Christian Doctrine published by John Joseph MeVey. (Philadelphia, j under the imprimature f iarchbhup. now eardiniil of Phiia jdeiphta. Marsh i!l contended that fume of the teachings; of the Iloman Catholic church are irrevonef liable jwiih American constitutional prin ciples. Thi?, Marchall assrted ; w.s a matter of polioy!'and M re " ligious contruversy. His articles. J Marshall asserted, was in the na ' W.re f an in' j:r- into church pl- llcy and not an attack on the Uo man Catholic faith. j Marsha II said he accepted Gov-" ernor Smith's 'disclulmor. but I submit that you are vvhollv rvrors j in your statement that theso con j vtct ions are not held by other Am-' eriean. Cut holies'' ! Marshall denied that he had made an Imputation of disloyally on , the part of Governor Sinlt, but denied the governor's right to brand his inquiry us "religious , controversy." I do not charge." he said, "that the leaching of-McYey's manual is disloyal in the sense in which you use that word, but I do say it . IS 'dangerous and pernicious and one against which citizens othHr than JCoinan Catholics have a right to protest and act." - I Doors Open at 7 p.m. Dancing, 9 p. m. i tun ttObrr. rTrar l l-M I. .Wnil. IIU f m ifcrr. IW- -rtrr. ttul W thr tmtr l k Mr. m4 Im trrmn I. frm M. Uata t 4trrrr cnml l MfPKbMrt. - VOILE DRESSES For Summer Wear $1.00 to $2.98 GIRLS' HATS $1.00 to $2.9S . Doys Hats and Caps 23c to 91.50 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Dcttcr Merchandise Lower Prices T THE ROSE CITY MINSTREL & -VAUDEVILLE . FREE; SHOW in the BIG TENT THEATRE Heated and Warm Corner 4th Street & K Avenue Next to High School MUSIC - SINGING - DANCING - COMEDIES Featuring: MARCELL The Nature Man of the West MARCELL The Man Who Will Make You THINK! TWO SPECIAL MATINEES FOR LADIES ONLY Wednesday and Thursday Afternoons at 2:30 1000 Seats Free for Grown Folks Tonight The Onenin"- Ni-ht " F Change of Program Each Nisjht This Week ALL FREE TONIGHT Other nights . ... . . . . 10-20-25c The Press and IV.pit Invited. SEE HEAR LISTEN end LEARN I
