La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 12, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextJ.: . V IXS GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, January 12, 1020,1 1 f. u a I ! NEW!! Brown and gray Suits Made by Society JJrand. Men's Wear. Ntws. othe Chutchps Accuse Wonian of Attempt to Kill ', IiKTHOIT, Jun. J2 AI')Ar- rulgncd tods.y on u charge of iih-. suit wilh Intent lo kill her weal thy husband, Mra. Urucu M. Wood nun hold In IOu.iiiio hale for ux Tuylor I'leren und William Thomp Non who accused Mm. Wood of employing llii'm to kill I In. hus li nd, Itulph A. Wood, uIho were held for Muiinlniillon with hond In Uko umount. Tho houdllno, "fur Wis Con gressman und Huns," Is Just a bit uutzllng. And mill runs? 10 Years Ago Today hnglunil In Irritated liy Hcurotury tumid' . statement for u hlif I'. H. Nuvy. HIM: iIocm not (mini u. much h VI AI.ITV. Use Ansco Film hi AH' Mu'ii Anil Von Have ijiuillly L&LDrugCo. Annual Meeting Of Lutherans To Be Held Sunday Session to Begin at 7 P. M. Many Other Interest ing Services Set for Tomorrow Amitln-r unnuul rhurch iiiretinir In (J iambi Iuih hi-cn unnniinct'd Uy tint KiikIInIi l-uthtruiiH, who plmi I io Kiithcr ut t)i I'liurrh nt 7 o'clock tomorrow uvcnliiK for tlmlr ycurly I kchhIoii, ! At t hut time minimi rci'oi-u will lit? iircHunh d, orflcnrrt will bn ol' t oil for the oiihuImk year und thr lumtnr, tin- Itcv. l.nir II, Aw cm. will maku bin unnuul rcoprt to tho con Ki'CKailon. Hu inlay Kchool will begin ut thi? ; Lutherim church ut H:4fi und tho I intirmcdlalc and Junior Luther I.caKUCH will meet u t II o'clock. The moi'iitiuf hour of worxiilp alno heKltiK at 11 o'clock when tho fun tor will Hpeuk on. tho Kiibjcct "Loy alty." Th( anthem will bo "Ieud Kindly J.lKht." IbipllH rirtmli The mornliiK HttWjcct at the Kirnl llaMlKt church Hunday Ih '"Die vine Call of Haniiiel" and In tho evenlnic tho Hiiliject will ho "A Con ditional 1'roinJnc." Tho iiUHlor will occupy the pulpit ut both HervlceH. The mornliiK orvlce Ih preceded by tho Hunday Htiiool ut it:4Tt o'clock und In the evening at 0:30 o'clock the II. Y. '. U. will moot, hd by Nylic 'Lew in. On Krlday. Jan. IX, a mld-yeur j KiiHtorn (lreKon I lap tint confer . en eo will bo held. Kurt her detail urn annouiiced clue whore on thlH ('liilhliiiii Church I The Hormoii at I ho Central Church of fhrlat Hunday morn in I at II o'clock will be un exptmi- ,tln of I CoiiutuhiUH, The churc htH of all deiioinlnationH ure now inuk- Inft u Hliuultaneourv dally reading of I tlilrt eplHlle, It Ih uaid. ThlH Hlble Hludy iiIiiim lo uhhIhL local Hlble reuilcm. An cvunsellntlo Hervtte will he j held ut 7:3o p. m. The ftotiK ser vice will be iiHHlfited by tho young ' poopte'fi choir. The neriuun will be "Tim Second Adam," ii Hludy of I Adam un a typo or CIiiIhI, 1 Hlble ncIiouI meetH ut U:4fi u. rn. i und ClirlHtlan Kndcuvor ut Otu p. in.. '. IjinI Side Mclh(Mllt Cbuidi KuIIowIiik Humlay hcIiooI at H:4fi o'clock, the morn I ii woi'Hlilp be UiiiH at II it. in. at the Ruxt Hide j Mel hod hit church. (Jim piwlor. I the Itev. William H. Ilumoyiie. will j Mpeuk on "KuKlo ChllHtlaiiH." I Kpworth I.eaKUe Ih at ::t0 p. in. und the evening nervlce betflnti an JZa "m ""iConference Of u FUK-TIUMME1) COATS , ONLY A FEW LEFT, SIZE 1 1 TO 38 1LotHt $3.98 at----- - $7.98 Values to $28.50 in alMvc lots No refunds or exthanKes. We Sell for CASH Only You Fay LESS. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP rnwbylerluii Cliurcli Itegulur xorvlcejf will bo held ut 11 u, in, und 7:30 p, in. ut th KliHt J'reHbytorlun church Kunduy, At tho 11 o'clock hour the puntor will upeuk on '"1'hreu Huid, 'It in I'." Tho choir will sfnir "Hark! The Glut Hound" by HIIhm. At 7:3') in the evening the Hejmon topic will bo "Where, Thou Wilt Come," ttunduy Itiblo mliool Ih ut 0:45 u. in,, Junior Chrlxtlun Kndeavor ut It n. m. and Henior and Inter mediate ClirlMtluii Kndcuvor ul 0:30 p. tu. ' InIiiihI City Church "Ood'H KfiuwlnlKo of 1'h" will tto the jiubject for the morning wor Hhl ut the Inland City Community church, following the Hunday Kchool HcHfjIou which begins ut f:4& o'clock, The fa line in und furinerettoH of JhIuikI City are meeting with the Kpworth L tag no ut 7 o'clock in the evening, A Kpeclul program haH been prepared und everybody Ik Invited to come drewed uh u farmer or farineretle'. Iarmerette Itutli Kiuulley Ih tho leader, It haa been uniuiuncod. i ii-l M, I). Chtinii At 3:5 o a, in. tomorrow' the puHtor will church on Thia New Year.' Baptists To Be Held on Jan. 18 A nildc-year conference of thf MaptiMts of KuHtern Oregon will be held In the Klrut HaptlHt church of La ()i amle on net Friday, Jan. 1H. uccordlng to unnouncenienL today. r. O. Wrlglit, the utate boc retury, will bo tho leader. Tho generul Hpeukera are Or. Moody, a returned iiibodonary from the Jll gtun Congo and 1Ihh Inu Hurt on, woman's promotional Beerotary of tho board of numdonury co-opora-tlou, will be tho prlnciiilo npeak er. The meeting begiim ut 10 a. in. und laMH throughout the day, until U:30 o'clock In the evening. Fur ther unnounceiiientH will be mudo luler concerning tho program. U. S. ACKNOWLEDGES AGRICULTURAL . DEBT TO SPANISH EMPIRE ; z s I.A (iitAM)r nii'itcil MrlliodlMt Church Boiith, Kir und U HtrnotM. KiikIImIi Lutheran church. M avo- nUB llf!tWfHfll IfVtlirfll anil 'i'hlrfl ftpcult tu the Junior ' Btr(.t. '.Milk ill tf the Mont of I Church of Jnaus fhrNt nf r.llnr Tho Ihclllu for , .v Unu.ia ,h1.nl,,.i i,iP, the mornliiK wondili. I.-Thu ltnrct ) avenuo botween Fourth and of ChrlHllun Virtue." Mrth atraotn. Tho Kiiwoith l,.u!U! dcvollnnull jU orundo Second Wurd (.1.. 1). 1 "K convenes ut 11:30 o'clock' R) clmiKll corner 1'lr iitrcot and und will he led ly Hoh OeHlei-llnir. I y ,iV(nuo. Tho HUhject of tho evelilnir Her-j Hl. l;-iUr-B Kplscopal church, cor inon 111 "in the Other KoIIowh or o uvcnuo und Kourth street. Hhoi'M." Seven Uuy Advontlmii' church, ,'"r" ' (corner M uvonuo und Fifth Btroet. Kundny Bei vlcea ul the Church j . MrBt lVoBbytorlun church. coN or Ond heiflu with tho niornlnir . nor Klxlh atruet and Washington worxhlp. "The TIiIiik That tloii avenue. Wants us to Know" will he the j.-lrMt Jlnptist church, corner subject. In the evenliiK. at 7.-:lu sixih street und Kprlnir uvonuo. o'clock, tho HUhject will l.o "Is, J.',.t Alethotllst i;iiscopal church. I here Any Wuy of l!(fttln to ; corner np, nK uvcnuo and Fourth JJeuven Without llelnw Converted 7" , Bt,.eot. hiilvillh.u Army Coltliiil Church or Christ, corner Holiness mccllnir ut It u. in. Seventh street und Pennsylvania . licKlns the Huintuy Kt.'rvices ut tho'avonue. Hamilton Army. Kunduy school I.. V fSN ' - L- Ollrrll nt Hml ,hnm.l rnn., V iiuu uie mine i iuss meeis in :.u avonilu und WprUco Stlcot. . in. und tho Youim I'eoplo's l.e- church of Our l.udy of the Vul Kiou meetlnii is set lr 0 p. m. Tho ,.y (Catholic), corner Fourth stroot evenlnif survku heKlns two hours und i nvoiiuo.' Illt,'!r' , ' ! First (Church or' Christ, Bclcntlst. Weekday services will l.o held corner First slroet and WushlnK every night at s p. m. and every one ton uvonuo. is invited to attend. j- KpUcopul t'him'li I'Uno Community cmipcl. corner Tlio subject or the niornliiK' Ker- J First und Crook streets, man ul Hi. I'oter's Kplscopul church , JdRhthoiiHo Clospol Mission, 1002 will he "The Kplrlt of Adventure. J Jefferson uvcnuo. No evening service will lie hold, i Nazareno church, corner Y and Mrs. II. N, Ashhy, at the console. ' North lllrch streets, will pluy the followliiK numbers j Kulvutlon Army Hull, 211 Fir diltiliK tlio niornliiK: prelude "Noc- strcot. turne" by t'hopln, orrertolro . ' "I'lierc" ly Cnllerts and pustludu I "Miil'iiiu" by (Inline. i Hoover lolil the folk down 111 Holy eiii'harlst Is , at 8 a. in., f Klo Jamdro that In nil his travels church school ut ll.'4f a. in. und,1'"' md found no picture which Wuylurers' Uulld ut 6:46 p. in. i would unite compere wilh what ('lirLsthiu NHCihi. I nature hud done for Itio Jullelro. Hervh es will bn hold tomorrow i J1'" " w''" OH'ornla voted niornliiK nt II o'clock ut tho lirst 213!Li!!3!!!LIIl!i ' (Miuriii uf (,'hiisl, Ktieutixt, corner ..--w-, .-.. I'iist mid WiishliiKton. Tlio sub- "' ' ""'onmry ovenlnB service. Ject will he "Hiicriinivnt," I1"" " "l0 r"'Hl nppeuruiice Hunday Kchool Is held every Hun- " " "'' Air iiiHenlouH wnve-niiiKinM: nu'cminisrn, aoove, win auu a loucn . of re.illNtit to the nilnhiture M-ene the department of DKriculturo la to hIiow at the Ibero-Amerlcan Jnternatlonal exposition at Seville,' depictinK the landing of the first livcirtock introduced Into America by early Spanish explorer. . lielow Ih Frank 1. tjoll, who will have Chinee of the tletiartinenl'H exhibits, and some of the corn he will Mhow. at the Beiwion. to begin , In Salem Monday. State Senator Colon it. Kberbard left for Western Oregon thia week and Sfrate Senator Fred E. Kiddle, who la chairman of tho committee concerned with revision of motor vehicle fees, will leave toniirht. He mates that the local delegation will . make, a deter mined effort to aeeure an appro priation for the Knatern Oregon Livestock show. Representative H. H. Weatnerapn, of Elgin, and Representative T. G, Jolinaon, of Wallowa, completing tho delega tion .are to reach Salem over the weekend tn time for the opening gavel, according to reports reach ing this city. Informal conferences havo already been held by some of the locul lcgitjlutora at which time their plana were discussed. Legislature To Convene Next Monday (Continued from Page 1) uuivndment will be' alrongly sug gested to the lawmakers. SiHrtMiiCii Plan .Move Extensive revision of the state fiHli and game laws, which may easily lay over into the sphere of water power control, will bo at- j tempted by the organized sportu- j men, it is announced, and the publican Htate central minor details that have to do with absentee vot- program of stringent retrenchment will relieve the legislators or the usual urgent demands made upon them for upproprlallons for new buildiugH und equipment. No re quests lor capital outlays are be ing included in tho budget estlm utes except in the cuse of the pent tentiary, Iere congestion has be F. A. Hutchinson Dies in La Grande By Mrw. Eutlicl ForKstrom ! (Observer eqrrespondeut) , NORTH 1'OWHKIt, Ore., (Spe cial) Frank A. Hiitchlnsun paws-'; ed away at the Grande Rondo lios- j pital .at La Grande Thursday even- j ing. Mr. Hutchinson has been In j poor health tor several years. I About two weeks ugo he was taken j to La Grande for treatment. Mr. 1 Hutchinson is survived by' three sons .und two daughters and leu grand children. Kunerul arrange-., uienls havo not been made. ' : Volney Lee, iiostmasler here, who has been confined to Ills lied : for several weeks due to a fall and Injuring hls.sitlno, expects to be on duty next week.. -'. - The' younger daughters of ' Mr. and Mrs. Krank l'earson was brought In for medical treatment Wednesday for 'injuries 'received when her little sister' hit her over' tho head with a stove poker. It is reported that tho injury Is not serious. ' ' S, M. Miller, of Telocaset,' wns in the city looking after sonie horses jwhich had slmyed on the Kora- strom property, on Sunny slope. . 3 J.C.PENNEYC0. . La Grande. On, Rayon Lingerie In Practical ! Tailored Style -( ' The kind',, of neatly fitting un dergarments that women and misses demand. -, Practical! Dainty I Pastel shades of fine quality rayon fashion ideal lingerie. Chemise, 98c Bloomers, 98c Vests, 49c ' I'K.VMliS lll'V Ul'I'A'fK Al A ItKHI'lKi.ll. Ore.'. Jun. 11'-- (Al'l Muishfielei hus u husineia'J luun who purchuses his nutoinobilu license each yeur by suvlnir pennies taken iir over the counter of restuurant.; Ktnce July. 1-7, A. II! lcnco I'us, saved 7.-T.0 or nciiil- fifty pottiuls of pennies. ros-roi'i'ici-: i;xtkiu:ii NBWPOHT, Ore., Jan. 12 (Al' T,ho postotfice here was entered through a rear door during tho night und tho safe ' comhlnutlon come so UCUle, Wltn more tnun buttered off wilh .t sle.lm.hnmliier. 700 prisoners housed in un institu- una the sufo opened. Only u smull tion ilesiKned to provide uccomo- ,oUnt or money was taken us the dutlons for 500, that remodelling thieves were unablo- to open the of older hoys training school and' , box , tn ,nt(,r,8 . ' consi ruclloii of it combination trar f age and ditrmitory is deemed absp- i lutley necesHairy. and the board of I control' has , recommended that 15 111 "UT I.V.WAKCK ,, ' tuiiiriM nun , ri-uuiiiiiifiHH'u liiiil i Ing and tho nomination of 'j $rl(l 0(H) llG ,nlule available for these dates for offices left vacant' by resignations or death, Agreement of the various state Institutions und departments to co operate will the governor In a improvements. CHICAGO. Jan. 12 (AI) Two! street ears collided ' ut a triple Junction of Clark and Center, I'OUt LOCAL LIU.lSLA'POItS " streets and Lincoln Park West lute I'utou and Wallowa counties w4ll i last night, 16 pussengers being iri-i be ivpresenle by four legislators Jurel. ' ihiy -inornhtK nt ll:4fi. Meetings lire held eiieh We. III. h dny iiIkIU ut H o'clock which in "elllde testlllluules or hetillllg, Tho rending room In the West Jucobsnn bllllillng is 0.ii every day except Sundays und holidays! from 12 to 4:110 o'clock. ' WINN0WINGS Tlio Kpworth Lciikuc at Island City will havo it "farm" meeting ul 7 o'clock Sunday night, with runn ers ami farmerettes specially invit ed tu attend. . . : The annual meeting uf the Kng INh Lutheran church Hill be held at 7 o'clock Sunday night und all inombers of the cimgiegalloii are urged lo attend. . Villi N- HEALTH and HAPPINESS Go Hand in Hand Through Life Together Have you lost in terest in t h o s e things that used to spur your am bitions on? Do you feel like, vour "Pep" is lacking? Are you getting t nervous and nri- lable? Is your body weakened and run down? Chock uj) on yourself. These are nature's signs of warning that something is going wrong. PERHAPS YOU AUK ALREADY AWARE that you are not well and have tried many reme dies without any change in your condition. Stop that uncertainty and find the true cause for your ill health which lies within vour own bodv. CHIROPRACTIC will remove that cause and HEALTH and HAPPINESS will return bringing with it a new interest in life. , Examination Free. Kxcclit for Slieelnl .ti..iwl,..w flit. An executive t'g nf I ho 1 evening Hervhes ut the Kplscepul 1 hiisllan Kndcuvor union uiriccis church will, inr the future, be ills will be held at the I'leshylerian Icontinued. It Is unnouiiceil. church Sunday beginning at 12:30 ... "'l:l0,'k' ' I January 18 a inld-yeur c;.ii- ferenee of the Kustern Oregon Itnp- Ihe Itev. V. K. Hall. .,r the lirst lists will be held in the Iji (iriinde M. K. church, will speak to the church, with lr. O. ('. Wright, state Junior church l.iiiiiirrim- on the 'secretary, us lender, subject, "Making l he .Most uf Tills ... New Yeur." l-tio week of player wus obscrv- ,'.' ed In llnpllxt churches over the A vesper' choir nf buys' voices mitlen this week, with the Kir-it Is being oiganir.ed und trained by ; Ihiiylst ehuivh of Iji tlrande hold .Mis. llllver Itlley uud Mrs. H. N. j ing nightly Hireling. The nttenil Vsllby, or the Kplnropu! church, lunco was not heavy ns had been In the near riiture this choir will, .expected Inn thoae'who came re It Is hoped, slug vespers at B p. m. reived spiritual blessings, .iccord Thls serrlee will take II..- phico of log to the Itev. l). Hess. n rt TRAVELS 2,000 MILES WEEKLY TO ANNOUNCE OPERA PERFORMANCE Dr. F. L. Tribe . iTSftv-iSlv I I'liune SUin l.'H (Palmer Crnil.iutc) N. w t-'olry I'.hlg Office llutirs: to i; T to It John It. i:tnlel (lower left travels i.oiilt miles each week aimouni-e a one-hour .i.tb-l of the Chicago livlc op.-rs. lie leaves New York on .Monday (o be in Chicago (or th Wednesday night prouiHiu. roliiinliiK to .Manhattan by SalmUay. 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