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tjt i'.i Saturday, April 28, 1928 ? Pape ETgnT TO GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 0 n II ! 7 s ':. 9 f , ri i' ti "I .3 gr eh j to '1 13 to . tf 5 5 ntj nfi New Spring Hose 50c and 75c IC. Tlie Sloro for Men Lockhart Will Be kiii'iV in 1 nfflftnn Apr. UAYTONA l.KACH, Klii., tH (Al) The hody if Kranlc Iock linrl, UMitur. rare cur driver, h'fl hero tudnv for Inillii 1111 iioIIh. ' lie euinpunted hy hit widow and other AIMUken and .MIkh llniide; ip ielative and K K. AlnDovitlz, "IO 1,1 1m Omnilo conducitnK a re picMldent ot the Stutz Motor com- tfl"n leudeiMhlp tialnliiK liiHtltute, .any In one of whom- lilaekhawk whleh opened ThniHday nt tho Uap xpochilx. Lockhart lost hit life try- t1""'1 ln lo estnhllfh a new Hjietd ree-, Flint lttli U-rlnii (tiiii-cli ord here U'ednesiliiy.' The llev, J. Ocoiko Walz, paHtor Anion th.me in the trtHtlun wan " 'e i-'lit iVeMliyleilan elH'reh. Wllhur Khaw, who will try to break wl" cnk on tho Biihjeet "Knorh the record for four .cylinder earn " I'lnneer" Hunday morning at U here noon. The hody will lie In o'clock. Tho choir will hIhk "11-.-Ktaio at Indlaiiapoli from noon hy drainer, under Hie dl- Hunday until tin; funeral Monday, "ocllim of A! in. A. 1,. Itich:tidon Then, after lylmr In. a vault for a few woekM, It will ho taken to Jo An;elcH for htiiial neiii the homo ot hiothoiv Loekhurt'H wlduwod COLONIAL ; Tho Kanilly Knlerlalninent SUNDAY ONLY LEAmiCE Pathc News and Comedy, "Dad Breaks" TODAY Big Double Program The Keller Way and Inlerfcrin' Cent The Vertebrae Of the spine is where the causes of most ill nesses lie. One or two of them out of align ment and pressing se verely on some nerve is probably the very cause of your illness. - i , CHARIfiRAY 'II I Al-AN HALE 4wtu Though you personally may not feel any ill ef fects from that particular spot - - CI11RO-, PKACTIC ADJUSTMENTS will locate it and correct it. Come in for an examination. Dr. F. I, Tribe ( I'mIiiici' Cntiluittr ) orrlrti Huuih: II tu 6; 7 tu II 1'hoiio Main i-il Ma ajt.aju.!J.t,yjunip.ii ws o. Dr. W. T. Milliken Will Speak Here Sunday Morning State Director of Ke- I 1 1 1 i " IX'il1 iigiuuo jjuliluliuii win Occupy Pulpit of First T , i r(i 1 t i : 1 1 i isi i iiii i im Kcgulur chiiri'li services will bo held in In (I ramie lomoi row in the various houses of worship. At tin First lluptlst church, which Ik iiuw wlthuut.u minister, I Jr. W. T Milliken, who lri mate director of religious education fur tlio church. will he tho speaker fur the morn ing ell inch service at 1 1 o'clock. iJiiring Iho.Hundny school hour ut D:-ir o'clock Miss Louise Ilund or u I , junto elementary director, w'll tncol with tho primary department I1,H' """duet a model program partiuent of tho Sunday schoul. Jlolh lr.. Milliken mid Miss Hunderiip will a l loud tho meeting of the lluptlst YoiiiiK reoplo s un ion, which will he held In the eve nliiK at 0:3U o'clock. , " nnuirc ,wm im...v the prelum '.Mareho do Keii" hy lierrell, The offertory . "Ailora- tlon" from "Tho Holy CHy" hy tiaul will u Inn he played hy MIhm MiiKiilre. I In Iho evening at 7:30 o'clock the ' paHtor will Hpeak on tlio xuhject "The iVohlem of 1'aln" . and .MIhh Mauulro will play uh u proludu "At Kvenhm" hy W'IIkoii and an an of fer tor jl "KuiiHet" hy l-'ryHhufcr. Tho Kuiiday kcIjoiH will moet at !:tu o'cliM-k with cIiihkcm for all "iitfOH. ': Tlio (.MiriHllMii Miuleavor ho- 'etely wilt meet for InHtrucllon In Ch rlnt In n II The JunlorH will meet at 3 o'clock lu tho afternoon, ! a nil the Intermiedlale, Henlor and you UK poople'a HoeletleH at 0:30 I o'clock In the evening. All HocletloK meet at the church, Tho puhllc 1h Invited lo attend. I'lr.Ml M. I-:, Clnircli The church nchoul of the l''lrnt Method In! KlHeopal church will iiionl nt II -ill ii'rliii-k Kiiiuliiv nwifii. I - Iiik anil at 11 o'clock the morning i worMli'u will heffln. The pastor, jlho ltev. II. V. I'aiker, will Hj.eak ; on tho KUl.Jeet "A (jueHtlou r'ert ; Incut lo Church Life." .The choir ' will hIhk an anlhein entllled "() 1 Liuh That Will Nut .Lot Mo Uu" hy i Cut hurt HuitIn. Tho I'lp worth iontfiio will meet t In tho church parlorrt at G:3 . o'clock In the eveatiiK and Iho mtb !ject will he "What Ik the Kplrlt of j Our Clutrcli?" At 7: !H) o'clock there I will ho u Hervhre of worwhlp and kohk. , I KiitflMi Liilhcrnn t'liarch I Tlte panlor of iho Kiuvllsh f.ulh- 10 Years Ago Today Adorn it thniiMind men were tat the tioop ttaln K lii to Cauip l'ul.s. Man-Power Keep Healthy Sl-'l; folk are 1 lu-nifji'h v& nor of in use lo nuclei y. SAN-TOX ' SAN-TONIC The IWM Toole 'lhlity Pays' Treatment $1.50 L.& L Drug Co. Js'i w l'-ulty Ultltr. 2 HMMH r me vn eran church, tho itov. Lclf Awes, will fctlvc the third sermon a sories. uu : the- subject, "How Chrfst A p perns Toduy," tomorrow IllUrillim Ul 11 U CIOL'K. I III' lllt'IUU "" u -ii,v- d.rit a,., yearn In Our Heu railing. ' Tlio, choir will render the uuthem "O ; l.uvo That Will Xut 11 .Mo Uu." The intormcifiuto l.ulhor I.caKiio iNturmeuiuit) juiucr i.cuKiie j will moot In tlio evening ut 7 u,t;lot;k a. wiikc,.,, t principal uf OrcouwuuU school. ,Mr. . ti'in... IWllkerHun will tfpeak tu the youiiKj people on the. Kiilijeet "Aet thut ! Count." larentH and frlenda are! invited to attend. ' I K)1mmihiI Church - J I "Human Chivalry" will, ho tho Hiil.ject on which tho ltev, VHver itlley, foetor of St. 1'etor'H KjiIh copil church will speak Sunday mornliiK during tho J 1 o'clock hour of worship. This service will ho preceded hy the Holy Kucharlst at H o'clock lu the mornliiK and church Kuhoul at !l : 45 o'clock. Tho WayfarorH1 gulhl will moot at Jlun- uit hall ut ti o'clock tn tho evening. Ceittrul C'lirLslluii Cliuii-li . Mra. W. A. iteid, (if CorvalHs, wHl bo the speaker uf the' Central ( 'hrlHilan church Sunday tnoruitiK Mrs. Held is secretary of the 'uiu iiu'H MlHHionary society of Oiokoii. Sho is rotuililnw from tho Interna tional eiuventiolt ut K'oliinibuH, O. ine sicwarasntp servico oriKinuiiy planned for this HunUay has been postponed for ono week. Ta Itlblo school will meet at :43 o'clock und ut 11 o'eloclethe morning church services will beln. The pastor, the ICev. It. L. 1'utnam, wilt speak on the subject "J'aylng Ood What Wo Owo lllm" and Mrs. K, Mcf'hersoii will sIhk u solo. Tho Junior, lntcrmcdialo, youn people's ami senior Christian Kn- deavor soelottes will meet ut J:3U o'clock In tho evening. William Suodf,'rass, who attended tho state C. I'J. convention at Tho iJalles, will Klvo a reportvof tho nioethifi Kvunh'oliNtlc m't'vlees will bo held in the evening ut 7:30 o'clock. Tho orchestra will furnish special music durlUK this sorvlco and the yountf people's choir will assist In tho souk service. Tho suhjeet of the evening sermon will be "KooMiik (Jod." The Sulvutlun Army . Cumuiuudant Oliver Chllders, of .Souttltv Wash., will conduct the meetliiK Sunday evening ut 8 o'clock at the Salvation Army hall. Coinuuiudent Chllders' homo Is lu Iai Grande, und for sumo time she was in charge of the local Salva tion Army corptf. An unusually Kood program Is promised, . Tho public Is invited to attend. .M. ( hnrch South The Hev. J. A. lialj, pastor of the Methodist JOpiseopal Chureh South, will speak uu the subject "The L'l tfuiato Coal uf tho Christian's Itace," tomorrow morutnK lit 11 o'cloeK. There will also bo special music. Sunday school' will meet at '1:4-5 o'clock. Tho Kpworth League will meet at G:30 o'clock lu the ovenliiK, fol lowed by u devotional service at 7;30 o'clock. inland City liuivli l-'alth Versus SeeiiiK" will ho Iho subjecl on which tho ltev. H. 1. Hansen, pastor of the Island City Conimuulty church will speuk to morrow morning during the 1 1 o'clock hour of wortdilp. Sunday school meets at 10 o'clock In the morning and tho young people's society at 7 o'clock In the eveniug. Chrhtttiiii Hrleiieo Church Hervlees are held regularly every Sunday moi'iilim at J 1 o'clock at the KlrHl Chureh of Chrlal Sel- vultst, corner uf Klrnl at reel and W.ishfiiKton avenue. The' mihjeet for tomorrow morning 1h "Mver hiMtliiK' I'liulrihmvut." Sunday xehool meets at H:45 o'clock. Meetings uru also held every WednoHilay eve ning at 8 o'clook, which Include testimony of heulliiK. All aro cor dially Invited lo attend these crv- U'l'.s, The reading room In Iho West .Jucolixoii hulliliiiK', corner of Adams avenue and Klin Hi root, Im ope?: every day from - I J o'clock until 1:30 except HuudayH and holidays. Lighthouse ;pei .Mls.sloti Sunday Hehool ineetM at 10 o'rlm k lit tlie moruluKat the l.iKht huiiHe (os.el Mission. Iiitn; .leffer son avenue. The moruliitf worship Is at II o'clock lu the morning and (eveuitiK HervlceM at 7: l". Tho noVv I li-cM are eoiiducled hy t he evan- j;ctisls. Ch'o and Itaehel llenrleh ncii. In addition to the' McrmoiiH I here is special music holh Vocal and Inst ru menial. Sunday eve ning the subject will bo "Tho Lovo of (iod for Fallen Maii." PROGRAM IS PLANNED FOli NEXT SUNDAY Mtss KdrU Matfuirc. organist at the l-'irsi 1'rcsbyterlan ehureh. is preesi rinir u in'OKiam of composi tions tor I he pipe or trim, selected part leu In rty for a discrlmlnalliiur nudbJitc. hhh will he Riven on Sunday cvrnini;. May ti, at 7:3' o'clurk at the church. In lite absence of the pastor, the ltev. .1. C-oiKc Wulx, who will de liver the baccalaureate address lo the senior class at Imbler on thit evening, W. It. I'lekens. an elder i.f tle ehureh. will preside. Mis. Maulte will Ie assisted In the pro 'inn b y. J. Lindsay, violinist: Mrs. A. 1,. Hlchurdson. soprano, and lt.iy Williams, baritone. Illir Hill Thompson threatened to resign ns mayor of ChiiiKo if Swnnson heat Crowe for state's at torney. Mr. SwiuiKon did. l'rob-ub- His Honor. IUr ltitl. Is read hii; up hln American histories to nud proper and putriotle words to use lu his reslKiiatlmi. Ami It may take him years to find em. One thllltf about those elections In ChlcuKo it's easy to hear the I I UIGj oca i '.'r Rev. L. D. Meggers jWiJl Give His Last a mm bermon lomorrow . ' .! Will T .ncnn Mnn,lnv tnf " " """uJ jNampa to, Attend An nual ' District Confer- ence, Then on to Ohio Thn ltev. L, J. Meggers, who has resigned us pastor of the Church uf the Nax.arene here, will deliver his last sermon us pastor of tlio ehurcn tomorrow evening ut 7:30 o'clock. His subject will he ''Finally lircth ren Farewell," taken from II Cor-J Imhlans 13:11. In the morning tho llev. Mr.j' iloWe will iv a. .ftlxlloal r- a suipmury of what has been ao - tompllshed In tho church during tho past three years that he has becn pastor. . : . Tho first year a total uf a4 wuh raised for tho church und in the second tho building program mm started. abouL $(1700 being raised, during that year. . Uurlng the umo year ubout $5000 wps , . udded tu tho chureh treusury, u 'Aocbrdlng to the Carroll stiitis part; of that amount being labor tius- rv l'J27, Hie Lutheran church donated during tho construction of in tm Cnited Slutes is 'credited i... ..i.. u ii'i m gem first, cunio to La cirmide tho? chureh , wus merely ap organized body, jJhd. durlng.. the.- .threc-yeur period property lias "been purchased and -tho churuh. constructed. .. . Membership IncrcuM's .Mr,' Aleggers has preached 310 services In La Urando ; und has niado calls In J2U0 different rial antnem tomorrow morning dur homes. The chureh membership iln "H 1 1 o'clock woishlp hour, lias, beeil tripled during the Ihreol ' vnit't-M. rtnlpM. nf" the . Vii7.nreim I - Several music-ul numbers have ehureh aro mora rigid 'Hum ltwne! of many of tho churches and for this reason tho- Inercri.'M); In nrtem - Sir. and -Mrs. Mouisers will leavo'13'"1 number by the choir. Il Clrando for Nanipa, Ida., wlTerc they will uttend the annual dls - . ..... . .., . C' .. ., . ' -eu" ...m also ullni.il the ireiioi-nl assemblvj III Columbus, Ohio -and will then return -to ko to Kastern WashlnK ton, where Mr. .Meters has ac cepted a pasloralo. Deleiniles from the local church who will attend tho district assem bly aro, Mrs.. I,estor Long and Kloyd Moore, und Kunday school .superintendent, lestei Ijuiik, and young people's president, ltuscOo Jordan. " The llev. tluy Sharp, -of Uuhl. Ida., will take over tne puntirttte hero ami will arrive in la G rondo at the close or the .Nampa assembly, cond uetl ng h is first services hero May 13. " Association Will Meet Here Monday The regular meeting of the I'nion t 'on nt y st.isoclat Ion of M inisl ers and ArriHalcd Workers will b held ut the Sacajawcn Inn hcrl Monday morning ul 1(1:30 o'clock. Kollowlng tho there will he business session short program, ano numbers by the ltev. Oliver Itlley, and a voeat duel by-the ltev. and Mrs. It. L, I'ulnain. Kach on-.11 present will give some personal ex - perlenco of Interest dtirlng the pro-; grain. Luncheon will be served ut MUSICAL . EVANGELIST itiwi. n i i ... w li,V.. T"' . ( (, , e "Mee - i .... ' "y ? ' S- (t- ,H'- elltnUSS U .V Vlt"'k' CXW,t Jiommj. - ,,' I ( - j ' WINNf lWlMPQ ,1 y " V TT AilyQ'. With a lie! intlrt nr (iT XTn imiiiliniu i? lotiominalion of a million or more' touched this pei'ccntuge. ft gives, the Lutheran denoinlnatton third place among the 1'rotestunt churches, It , Is said. ' The choir oT the First Methodi:it Kplscopul church will in; a spe- boen "nnouneed for tomorrow's u,....i.w.u ti. I,'!.... i l..i i. i - " """"""'i ni'ii-cuonn oj hiuh C'hu.Vl. ii!lit will he observed',-! ' inure, ihkih win no onserveu 11 the .Central C'liilst'iin eliiiie.1 Thuriidnv eve'nlnit from 7-:ia o'clock Ul,tl1 There will bo devolion i services and lllble hlsloty study. 'Mrs. .ft. .. Putnam Is arrnnRlntr the .Mother's day proirram whieli I " 1,1 1,1 ",B "rni ". nris- Liuii c.iurca. Qcvorui special i:u- tures are being planned. ruinuifindnul Oliver ChllderH, of, HeaUlo, Wash., will he at Hie. Salt vutlon Army hall here Hunduy. . I'tayer meeting end nible stud? wHl.be held .nt the Methodist KplH- cooal Church South Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Love Sends Two Ballet Artists -pv ,i lO I rflP'ir I iPJVt.n . ' . - s , MOSCOW, Apiv-L(S. (Al') Ag- ' nessa Koreleva. and Natalie Asken ova, beautiful ballet artists, both aged 1'0. guvc a tragic touch last to the latest revolutionary ballet called "lied 1'oppy" when - they plunged to death from tho up- . permost flies of tho stage in full j view of the public and Just us.tho curtain wrfs about to fall. i Hoth girls, .their hands 5 -tied; crashed lu nild-stagp Just as the VELVET CREAMINESS Blue Mountain Ice Cream achieves that desirable velvet creaminesg by using only the richest of ingredients, and blending them property. At your dealer's. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY 'American Judge ivesigns ruM in Geneva Tribunal (1KXKVA. Apr. -'8. (Al) John; llassett MoOre, Americun Judgo on the permanent court oT Inti'rnatlon ul Justice since lUl, annouiued his 1 resltrnution today. : The resfgna'.ion opened up the entlro quest ion of America's rota- J tion to the court and whether the. United States would finally Join it.:' Some circles believed that the elee- thin of an Atinerlcan Its a successor to Air. Moore w;is likely to Uepepd j )urgel' on whether the United nuue resumeu negotiations iui niomhcrshlii. ,k Anion; ine nuines meiiiioneu ast a successor were- Charles J Ivans i .fsl'ltf.i IS IIKIUv Hughes, Chief Justice Taft, .Kllhu I H now time Tor spring housf Hmti, John .'V. Uavls and (leorge eteanlug, UQd Iho time lo brightnn W. Wickerrfhum. " u,, the home. A.speelal id per The election wll be made hy thejnt discount on all picture fiiun next council of the leuuiic of nu-iinL uin h elven this week ar lions und the ussemhly, both vot- tng sejwiralely. itkhardson ."The Art Man" do your American nominations under" lle j enlarging, linting und frumlng. constitution of the court must be I, N- 4-3-tit made by tho Americun group of the! - .. .. ... ' - old Hague pourt of arbitration r..l(iou ,H(St ,lUt.kot flower which Includes Mr. Moore. Mr.Ij u lk Veuelahlo Rowl, lawn Koot. Judge (Jury and 0scar Straus. Kr.vtJ nark-a Florist. Hotel Mr. Mooro In forwarding his lot-jj., (jB , 4-X-U ter of resignation to Sir Kric IJrum- jl, --- !....! -r ....., v..i..i..-.,i he wus withdrawing to devote, his entire time tu the completion of a mainpmlh treatise on International law. This will comprise 75 vol umes, ' .Mr.' Moor him spent 42 yours on this work .which deals with the history of arlillratli.il and concilia- tion since the earliest times. thundorous revolutionary hymn tho cases may bo treated In tho office "Internationale,"' was struck up by and others inust bn put to bed, The the orchestra. treatment I" Mil cases should re Fellow artists who know the girls quire a lonJt period of time, und intimately expressed belief that the observation of tho case should ctji bultet dancers had formed a mil- bruco -years. Neglect in this dl cldepat growing out of an unusual 'reetlon will endanger tho lives of romance. They said that the girls iuii in iiivu nun it scem-iy . palntpit, Iturllko'. who lutelV hatf1 , , , . , . aitipenitely In Live with tho imlntpr " W,,B th,'uKlt 'h"1 I'-eferred d k ,.. best wav " common uemn as tne uo.se wn situation. HKALTH I'M'KK OF THi; STOMACH II) L. Wlntu-hl Kohn. .M. ., m New York City Member- Oorgus Memorial Afcore. similar In appearantre to "ft .cold apniAj often seen on tho Hp, niqx develon within the lining of tho stomach or within the adjuin- ",nul ow (duodenum). This ' a loniuch ulcer: It Is very llke- ' l o"ow in tne wukc or omer , "incunr, q ,, na ,,, m m . t u . ,y- I pIiotd'-fonsHHtls. und influenea. It Vimiby nlso bo caused by alcoholic liquors ore Ice -cold non-aleohoHc d ln Its, and by tho use of excessive! spices 'u.nd und other irritative foods. 1 I jstoiuucit ulcer gem-runy comes 6!i'lowly and insidiously. The I CQudlUyu pjay . .become worse us jtinie goeiT u or It nmy Improve only to-retiTNi more violently at a later date. I 'Tain In the pit of the stomach In most often the outstanding com- plaint. - It may be associated with. such other syntptoma as heartburn, belching',, nausea, vomiting, n-gur- gttatiorf. or even vomiting or blood, As u rule Iho d 1st ross conies on aT- ter Vatlng-,' anywhere rrom a few minutes to hours lifter the food Is taken, and may last from minutes FIND IT HERE Oopr for tlili column inutit be lu by t . m. INSCIIAACB AAI lONIS KverythiiiK But lAte Insuritnca ! C. S. IXVKHTMKNT CO, O. W. WARNOCK I-18-tf i ' r . ,OU' JIKADV i 1 rabbaue. cauliflower, pausles, I Hnapdrugons and stock plants ut . the Oreenhouse. CiarK s lorlslK. 4-3S-U : nichardson's Art & Olfl Shop. Have' to hours. At tlmrK It liciumia most Httvcrc only durlnfr the niiflit. I'utlNt" will ortin gain rcllof from tho uo of Ijluarhonuto of odu but . this Is only temporary. I Jt Is Important -that a t-orriM-t UuiKnosls ho maUi; unu uml iitoikt eurly treatment uu Instituted. A) "Icr cases lire not precisely tho , same. On tho contrary, they dif fer In type und deffrop. toinc , ulcer Bufforurs. - r(w, , r(1t , ill vin-v h irreat .i,..,,..,-!!.! n.w.n ih nninm of , - piygrU rost. us wrll im diet nnU nlou,cton. . . . important. The final result, how. lever. In most cases will -depend 'upon the spirit of co-operalion ex "l empllried by tho put lent toward , the doctor. "tf IIIIMI ION lpM St. I iinwle. Ore. Quality! That It Why We Have ' ' Waste-Baskets The trash-bin is alway, larger than the urong-box The vate.basket i, usually Iwice the size of tlie Inter, tray. Quality, or the lack o it. is what determines the importance of everything i life, whether it is shoes ot sermons, poetry or pigs. Some people claim price is the most important consideration in our stores They are wrong. ' No tide ever crosses our count, ers that hasn't a backbone of Quality. Seconds, job lots, articles that Won't wear well are too expensive in the long run (or us to offer our customers. Quality - always at a saving. This is more than a slogan with us. It is the foundation on which we built a successful business. 0111 Ai-roMoitn.i: It will savo you money and tun whim - you . breuK a windshield side glass to take It to- Iticlianl sou's Art & Gift Shop. (;iM, tl all makes of-curs prompt m?rv und right prices always. i.yiA 1 llellN(ltl:llllif, lilontllig, IjiMlnJ holes, etc. ' Kortou's Kkulle Sliul KAK.M I.OANH: l.OWICST ItATIC! H. K. DIXON, KOI.UY ll,io . OltANDE, OltlJUON ; 4-13-1. .' NKW HATS full THIS l,AIIV Take your old stijuw or brail nui 10 iticnaruson s An & c SJ Rhop and have it made now Kit! the Air itrush. . Any color, no lul Ing, .does not stirren the strau. 4-23. NOTHING SAVED If you buy a low -pi iced article that does not give satisfaction. !! . v We give you the BEST to be had at prices we know meet your approval. , " - . : NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP B u Do You Buy Where You Sell ? 4 Every purchase in your home town helps you A own' sale's volume.'1, ' Help Business in La Grande by buying your 1 Off ice Supplies Ilerc Wc have the best in the market for your office. : NE WLIN BOOK & STATIONERY CO. Typewriters Sold and Rented and Repaired