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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1929)
Saturday, March 30, 1929. Page Eight LiA ukawijk kvkwiimu uuaitvaK . . 1. COW TO PREPARE CAR FORSUMMER Check Mechanical Parts So As to Be Sure Ma i chine Is Ready to Go - ' With mi'1K iliiy ami warm iviullinr Just nrniinil tlic corner. inntorlHlH can Insure iliiinselvia of improved opcrilllllg; piiforiliani 1. by following i row hIiwiIk steps In lirepnrinif llielr ram for summer . ijrlvintf. "Heasnnal .i-huliffes In . weather miiiilllluuK Hlioulil hi- met liy u i lu v till cliH'li or all ini-rlii-.iilial pu ! r.f 11 iiiulnr.t'ui." will W. II. Hmiii fliril, lUrMMnr of lnillK'' Ill'Olhm KtvIiu. "Hiiiiiini'I' iiintniliiy iisiiuliy mean faslcr ami louirer .ii Ivlnn Willi tll ! 1 1 Hull CUUtiOII HlllMlIll he cxt-rciucfl In see Dial Dili car b. reaily for I Ill-no new niHltmH.-' ' I'oiIiih lim an- liiiiinrliinl n inlnil em for IIm inntiirlsl In iii'i'iiarliiK for tliii spring ami summer Hf-iiKon; r. Iiralli riiilliitoi'. ("'lush uml lel'ilj w:th (,-lMin witter. Inspect ruillnlur hose connection, uml wati-i- pump 10 Insure proper rirc-uluilon of water in conDnit y !,em. ,. hm, that fan bill In tight anil In uooil conilltliiii. - 7 ItciJuco tfi-iiiralor churiiliiu; ir 11 ): hee.n yitvimrnl for wlnlur ililv, il' - . , -. l.'aiJt illffiTinlliil unil trnnsiula t.' .1 Willi KiiO'Lireoliiliicluli il lliailc A- summer KTeusc. ' .nbrlriUe aprlnKs 'awl 'HI a" Br.siso cups.' Oil wurltlnv part vhiiri-- rieciwsury, :' ' - 'i lll'flll lru'lllllllSll Willi Mlllllllior iriult- of ri-riiiiimvllilftil oil.' Features Small Wheels i ii a i ' 1 Steering Gear . Had Important Part In Victory The Miracle Of Easter j irKi !laiWJlolwl AMONG the rcK)ni why null whecli of 18-lntli illamcli-r are ucd on Chrytlrr cr, the company'i entlnccn point out that dill (lie wheel, ' due lo the extra itrcnKth of the ' thorirr tnokci, l more able to reilit iiJe-thrusI destruction, and that full-the balloon tirei are pi-rmlilcd. affording maxi mum cualilnnlng turfuct. By acientiflc dsljnlng of the ch.mli and ll undrrpani, landard "road clearance" I provided ai well at a low center -of g-avlty. Ciiryiler dciljinera advocate omall diameter wheels ulo hecaure ihcy harmonite .'.iilixi'd If vnlvi' Aluko nHttmhry utljimtnif nlK nl miion ninovi-d from the mry. wlniM, poor connfirllon nntl rouiiMi . ' , , for it m ttt vital IrnporliiMt'u In oh- IfTlMttlMl:'. .1., 41. ... -f.....i.n,... linrt ... MH IM1 n....( ' ' W IIIMIII.u h:j ii Mr. Hnmronl uhoiiii) hf flfin tit iiti uiillioi'lKitl ... InHjicct iHttti-ltiulor polnlH, ,N lliut thiy are In iruofj comlltlnti, itji'l iroptrly nut, f- I'iitnliJM Fpiirk pltiK". Il.-pl, in!l oni-K, iif)J innUfl sure nit pl'w lire otnn uim1 propwly Mpuri-il. . Innirt KUKolInn IIhm il n ') IjM'-nlM-for fiUinniPi tjrlv.njf. U Hon tltut tln-H an Inriulct) m VVrht prorfHitif. Iifljii't tlicH (hat will jflvc 1 rouble under faHt ilrlv Inr. ?fr "Maiiy nibtoilHtii will rind In-ir:i:iM'd- powir, rmnforl, uccclri n ji;mi und npr-rulliiK ocnnouiy run !' that factory HlandardH when u cur Ih new. K,:tiO Iutn1iiU"iiH Vr llnut Duray'H nxirrliiH'ntH on the count with Ml I lor cnK'ncM Iiuvp ilrvt'lonii nonu! pcrfofinance flKiir-n tlml Nnniii alniOHt iitiliidlfvaMc own to thn nitrliiK wnrld. With un onirlno luivhiK h'M than half th rnhlo Inch capacity of tha lowcmt pricft mock cai-ft on the market, Durary Iuih Hijrrocdi'd In Kf'tllnK 2H' trult horHt'powiT at 8.300 revolution wr nilnult. . KKNOHIIaI Win., Mwr. 30 Per- 1 Tovi Htcerliiff rontrol wait a nmior ' factor in nutlln MhJ. H. O, I). -H'xruve to ttend hi itl',0 horm- J powor fJoldon Arrow nic cur nvor (ho imdinurfd mile of tho fumou ' ))aytomt llfncl rare ooiirno at the trrltlc pf'l of 231.362 mi let un hour for u nw worlrt'n Kpped rr .ord. ()n completion of IiJm ynrnt run, iho ped chompfon tlitrlurcd thai tlm Marlctf ttr,et ntt Knr. m-pioyi-d on the powrful MrllUli cor, , which Ih the ho mo typo oh that iiwil on NhmH '-'-too' mod fin, kovo him "tint coinpletcHt Hatlxfartlon." J NuhIi Motor rompuny tmxltu-vrn ' followod thn pHrformuco of thin KtiMM-liiK ftyxti'm and tho iiiujoi-'h MiaMti-ly uhp of It with Intonate In , K-n wi. Thfy m in Mm flanhintf . tint'tu-im another powerful HIiiMtru , tlon of tho Importance that nturdy, ' dependable and Jiltchly hopmUIvh t I Hteerlnif MyHioniH pluy In modern ijiolorioK und MifoKiiordiiiir the , Hvt'U iif all drlvorH, ' Kor tho UKht ; eat deflection from tho couth at that terrlhlo Hpeed apolled cer- I ! tain death for tho valiant pilot, j Tho avorac inolorlHt, they point ' tout, will nover have to nubjcct hlH KteerlnK Hywiein l the awful Htrain it hud to undci-KO In -thV beach 1 itpeed IrlulH, ' but tiip drlvern of ! NuHh Hlx "400" modeiH nro doubly veouro In the knowled- (hut tho Homo tyjto of Marb-s (four 'that broUKbt Heu-ruvc throtixi) In UKcd In theflo fatnoiiH atock cam, ThiH . ' xvhU'Iii, which MUppllea tho now Na.nh ram with the euKlejit nte4'rlnf control ho far uchleved, wuh de veloped, to Km present perfoctlon throUKb tho cooperation of NuhIi and (leiumer MiriuifarturinK roni- ttntil unirf iikOI'M.. fhli-f Knirtnonrai tlttS SIX (JlllltlQCYS "' 'l'1"-' N""h i'otorH rompuny, , . worktul priionully wfih. (Irnimi-r ' expi-riM In Iniiii-ovliiK und pi-rfert-, IlKTIlfllT, Mar. 3U A now I'ar- ,nfr ,,, Mnr,HK ,,,. ami Mnllrn n lin Curli. t, Ir.illt by tin- 1'iirKO , f. ts renin i-kiilH.i rfrl- Moloi- 1'orimrntlan, a illvinlon of. etvney. y I chryali'i' Molirni, Ih lo .bn powi-n-i) by u alx-ryllilil fhiynlw-bullt mi, rtei,i. . llu-,.-......;nt .Hrry A, Kin, - ; OBSERVANCE HERE I'liryaliT hi-mliliurl-rM In lii'troit. , TIiIh iii'iw liulf-lon . riiiiinii'ri'lal'l rar, ulrrmly in proiliicllon, will bo iiiuily ror illmilluitlon lo i-k4 ilKHli-ra bi-rori' Amil I, iHTOl-illnir In nfllrlnlH at llui plunl. ' ' more perfectly than laruer one with the lunper, lower lines of nujdern hotly Btyles. , ground Farffo Packet 'Till work OF GOOD FRIDAY i Tho- bachelor has one diHHdvant UKf. He half nobody, to ouhh him hut )iIh own nM:itiven, , (Continued From Pajfo Heven) j Hecond Hpiirano Mr. Kvolyn I'iirnHlmw, AIIhm Huth (telbcl, MIkh 1 Attn Verily, -MIkh Huth Nclderer, ! MJuh t'atherino t'iner, MIbh KmnceH Muy, M rn. K. I). Tow lor, AIIhk Krnncen Cherry, Ml tut rar-V Kurit McOleiinln?. 1 Alton Min. W. H. Hohnenkamn J s (Coutiniitid ' from rage 7) tIMc, cimldlnp, the mavHon certainty uf lUc, be cn bo left to hb own 'dev.ein. It rfocn not in tlif leant matter that life I ineKplicahbr and lncuinprhemilble. Th fact h that, the more u iuhk it nt9, th mrche 4cnow that hen abve. The more he 'think, and lead, the more he Ik wtruck by the aehlrvementu at Iiti on arth , .. . life everlnstinK m um more dlfflruh. but the ttUjwtlvc bi.tiif upiji which Vlnce, however miuciaiitly, U bt-iiw tnoro and morc dcpeiaie driven, .;. . ' , I'hrlut lllin'elf wart'nnt nrinihllated. whatever hapl'tMied on the Ih'rd day a.ti r the n u. lfixlon. His life hn not merely been cun tliitfi'iiri It has been ever-lnereuMinn. 11 In thiMi'HtH, Ul mctwaKe, Hit Kpirit, are enornioimly more live today than ever they were hen He lived on earth. When Ho died, u few thoiiMomlri only had ever evu bi-ard uf lllm; today , un m;iny ntillbuin think of Jl-m u- Hdiiiifc peiitonijUiy-; That ii U u living pcrwmaliiy 1 do un. dmihi. . tine, need not be a KplrituallHt for Ihut. U la literally tru.' lli.it that inKlKuilUinil vhariKO which yo call deuth haH had no dumlnbui over him. It will have no dominion over any of uk, ami Nllll ftir iAn U hul doiulii.on ovr the fluent of the Kuim of men. Surh Ii. hf- known. Ahd the unknown? It Ik wonderful hw tin- perjWt Nlmpllcliy- ami ' imifchli w .rhythm nf the old words chime in inm'i: head. OeHpito the temptation lo paraphrase tlmm Jimi r. lilllo vthlch would make them more intelliiltle to modern mind.', I nhnll mil du no. "lieloved, now are vu the hoiik of (loft, anil It doth not-, y el appear what we Hhull be; but we know thai, 1 when we kIihII appear, we shall be liko lilm, for wo hIpiII hi-o Him a; ih. l." What It Life b; t'.od? , : . It Ik JtiMt tlilK miracle of certainty wrapped up In the mranlmr o.' liff. lifted, which di awM ho many tlmuruitU to the elniiclua every IwtHtei ti nintv 'The strife Ih oer, the buttle done, . Tho vlelory of lifq U won, . .Tho KiniK of triumph has beuuu; Alleluii." . H f thiri whlcji people believe they receive when. In lowly peni tence, they MreU'li forth eaj;er hands to take tho liread of Klfe at their KaHttv I'mumunioti. Call It inyHilcUm, hymbpilKiu whatevt'r you will; It 1k tho very stuff of .which the ureatest realities In lire uri made. Uiva into the definite experience of the HvIuk Christ, making HliusttU known and Impartlnu Ills Presenee and Ills power, . nod all els follows. Wo must try by those faeultieM in us which appirhemt rve sueh Kiftr as beauty, love, virtue, frlendllnens, ami Joy, o lay . hold mi eternity by the very same qualities of creative limiieliuitlon In a word, by faith.! Creeds ure not lo bo uraspfrd und held lutcllei-tually like the facts of wience or nialhc muilcs; they are rather i-halteuties to trust where we ran not prove, Jteality lies half eoUeealed even In the sniseH. New diwoveries uml new hypotheseu are eonxtantly shifting our knowledge and Interpretation ot the universe.' Hut - those abstract virtues and ' uuolltleti which wo eall faith, hope, and love, are man's uiu-hanK-liib' and Ineseiipable certalnlleK of life, . Am wo write tills wo con sec tho farea of many strangers, who eomo to tho church bpt onee' or twice a year, Christinas and Master. They .create a leejin of deep Madnens hecatiNe of their palhetle eauarnosw- to try and apprehend a truth, whose following they huvp neglected untl -piiSHd by durlnK tho rest 'of the year. What have we to. ulve them? - An unfriendly sture because they are sltfinu lit u pew. erowdintf out those who iiave been regular woihlpprs? So, thn liisfii Christ Is there the same for thein us for us, making un effort to lrf nk through the crust of worldli - ness, win, indifference; und Heekim,' to imko Himself known at .tho breakliiK of bread.- Kaster presents to the Christian, to the rOHUlar ohurch-uoer, an opportunity to prove that we ure as eager to have the slruiijier know the .MuMer, as we are to follow I Urn ourselves. ..... ' . ... il.. niiiu VIIV church will tuko pluce durinK Hi Sunday school Irnur. ; . . At the KujiI .Side Methmllst church Jester will be observed In ti... ....minir und in the eveulPK Iho memliers wilt attend the Klrst ( slnir'"Tho Jtoiy cy i.. il... MVt'liliiir llm lu-riiifin Jpc-i at tli UBhthouiMj Uoapul ni- llw l-owrr or Hlxf alon will ' HeHurri-rtlon.' , .Tim -M. -i." A. of the I,. i a chuivh In iilniinin n apiwlul Kui,,' M. B. churrh. Jur.nK .lie ....- , ' ing Mra. William Burnoyne will (wninB. , The New 1 929 Goooyesiirs Are Here! Jr.. Mm, ()cnr I'ourrh, Mra. Wal- "'.PortuiH part In tho. Kuator aor tr NVwtanil. Mm. Andrew l,on..y v'rea at J(i:3u o rlork at lb KnK- UliH. (1. It. ("liiyromb,.MlHa Cor. ,, " v', Haki-r. MIkh Doi-N CiiiIij. MlM , 11 Milium 1 1 u 11 nil . MIkh MIMi-ihI llrllil alinw. MIsH Diun . Wiliflil, vMra. Clair Kci-IIiit. Jllna Jtlltb MrAllia-li-. Mia. H. O. Orliwl. llomr Ki-UIay aprvlreH' were pen. n-iitly hold In Ii ilriiiiile yi?iti.r ilay, Willi larKP ntli'mliuu'CK i-Piuiit-lil al all.' run bom-il of mlHaloiiH. ' Anthuma by tho cliolr anil the pastor's ser mon complete tho program. - ' The Church of God will have a pi-oKi-nm by the Hiinday nl-IiooI at 11 a. in. anil thn Kant-r pi-oKrnm Modern Automobile Insurance On Easy Terms You know how rapidly modern au tomobiles can travel. You know how. 2ongested many modern highways are. But do you realize how dangerous it is to drive your car these days without enough Automobile Insurance? One accident and a damage suit can easily cost you thousands of dollars. But if you carry a Travelers Auto- mobile Policy with modern limits of protection, your liability will not cost you more than the reasonable sum you pay as a premium. Your Automobile Insurance can now be obtained on easy instalment pay ments from The Travelers of Hartford the largest, oldest and the strongest Casualty Insurance Company in Am erica. , ' Why drive a modern car without having Automobile Casualty Insurance when you can pay for it in convenient monthly instalments?. The besjt insur ance and service is yours on easy terms. Let us quote rates and explain how sasy it is to carry modern Automobile Insurance protection. United States Investment Co. 0. W. WARNOCK, Manager United States National Bank Building La Grande, Oregon.' Sec the latest improved Goodyear Tires for 1929 before you lay down u nickel for any other make. Great as Goodycar's 1928 tires were (THEY TOPPLED OVER EVERY SALES RECORD L THE HISTORY OF THE RUBBER INDUSTRY) the 1929 Goody ears are still greater.' Lower-priced in many cases and life time guaranteed against defects. Producing millions more tires than any other company, Goodyear can manu facture at lowest costs. This enables Goodyear to give you the highest quality in tire hiMory for no more frequently less than others must ask for ordinary quality. Join the procession of motorists-wise who, by long experience, have discovered that Gondyears are by far the best tires made. There's n new 1929 Goodyear at any price you care lo pay nntl you can't be gin to equal it in any oilier make. Hacked by our year-round, on the ground service, a Goodyear is the World's Greatest Value. ilia WW- 4 ' Millions more people ride on Goodyear Tires Bohneiikamp's ,-A.ii lioui' . service w-mv held t 81, m. I'etrr'H KplMcopal ' church at 2 ( o'clock In tho afternoon, and a) th!e-hour service wan held at tho Catholic church from 12 to S o'clock. A sorvlco was also held (it 7:,Hi o'clock hi tho ovenlnu;. I Pnlmi Kcrvlco . A tin Inn ' flood Krldny sorvtco ' was held from noon to 3 p. m. nl tho Presbytiuinn church with thn Itev. J. (lenrue Wills presiding and conduct I n the opening devotions. .Mrs. Hurley Hlnhardson played , tho service of the first hour, Mrs It. ft. .M Wnll played the wrrond j hour ami Miss filadys .Miller Iho third hour. 1 Special numbers of music were ! rendered us follows: Holo "The Old Hmwed Cross." " by K. K. Hurley, tenor. Solo "Open th C,uten of the i Temple"-by Mrs, W. H. JturKoynn, soprano. JJiicl by MfM, Itynum nml Mrs, Moore, sopriino and lilto. Snln by M rs. C. K. McPht'snn, soprnnn. . Ministers KjMMtk AddroHsen were delivered by the mlnlsterH of (he city, dealing with the events In the last week of chrlNt'H sojourn on earth. The Itev, l,elf Awes: Sunday "The Triumphal Mntry," The Rev. Vernon Hall: Monday "The CursliiK of the Kl Tree;". "The Second Cleansing of the Tem ple." The Itev. Sharp: Tuewlay "Christ's Authority CmllenHd;" "The Three I 'arables of Warnlntr;" "Three Questions by Jewish Uni ces;" "Christ's Cnansweruhle Ques tion;' "Woes AKalnst the Scribes and Pharisees." The Itev. c O. lless: Tuesday com tinted "The Widow's Two Mites;" dentllcs Keek in k Jesus;" "Th Jews HeJeetlnK Christ;" "OiscourseH euncernlnjr the destruc tion of Jerusalem and the end of tho world ;" . Conspiracy between the Chief PrlestH und Judas." The Itev. W, S. Hurpoyne: Thurs day "The I-ast Suiper:" ''Christ's Farewell Discourses;" "The Inter cessory Prayer. 1 The Itev. It. I. Hansen of Island City: Krlduy "Th A irony in Oeth Hemnne;'" "The Hot royal und Ar rest." The Ke It. U Putnam: Friday continued "The Trials He fort the JewUh and Homun Authorities." Captain Pack of Salvation Army: Friday concluded "The Cruclfl xlon :" "The lluriul." About ton were- present norni time dnrloff the three houm. ml at least T3 per cent remained thvutifih the entire session. j " S-L CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT Plymouth Chrysler Quality has the tamp of not the look of MU SIZE SUNRISE SERVICE W ILL BEGIN DAY HERE ON EASTER ?- A i Mir , mr Kin - v.. in . m in ii flf-aii'a tj r l mnwm i n 7i II3JS. ti-S ii) 1i.vhoi.tii product or ... .... .in ci4lt.iiumfu lusbeeii to lunieil IfKaiue in cniluraiKe anJMrr.Elb,rut;t:ali:r4n4 firnlom from limiub.ins m ac.untcly I(i!ly'lh4t llilwjrt 1'ilifiini bJiid hIhi wet. il- tint i.nlcn i.t' l)jniiiitili and among the uit Aiiicrlun Culur.iatl, YOtlcan be proud to own CC .' rroU(l because. Plymouth a Plymouth, the Chrysler 1 O00 ( IS S1 typically Chrysler in Motors cur in the lowest- f performance so swift in rtrii-..! ftlil' I 1 ....O;.. rn . L 1 H r" V 7. f . m.Juittrf J ii.ii'i-, o t.(jti un iiiu, so expanding four-wheel' hydraulic brakes the safest ever devised. Vet for all its size, Plymouth is so ' perfectly balanced and so skillfully engineered that unsurpassed economy uf operation and upkeep is assured. For reasons of both pride and purse, the Plymouth is today's finest investment in the lowest-priced field the one car of that field that reflects fine quality without even the sug gestion of low price. -proud, because Plymouth is a Jnll-si2ecr, not a miniature a comfortable car in which you and your family and friends can relax to the fullest, instead of feeling crowded and cramped; proud, because Plymouth has a distinctively Chrysler-like style and manner, a richness and dignity not to lie found in other low-priced cars; competent in maintaining top speeds, hour upon hour, smoothly, quietly and without effort. Plymouth still-i:x and full-quality in every single particular. I n addition to its Jullsizt body, its Ju'i-sizt chassis, its Jull-tize modern engine, its jull-siu axles Plymouth gives you the easy control of Chrysler Jull-siu weatherproof internal- Cmpt, fASS; RotJun (vuJ, nmitutt), tt'St i-l)lor SrJan, U7Sl Tnurinf, 16V; lit Luxe Ccupi (ilh rumiit stat), SwS; 4-Door Srdtn, ?69S. All pruts . o. i. factory. I'ltnoulM dialtri art in m pajition lo txttnd tht tvnstm tmt qJ timt paymtnls. 2 0 3 AMERICA'S LOWES T-PRICfc'O FULL-SIZE CAR' (Continued Krom Paf T) Canon Chorus. Mlsa Myitli- WlleiH-k. church or-1 iranlKt. will pi-will at thf oritnn. I l.mlirran lYottmm I Tlia BunduV school will feav an L. W.WEEKS Greenwood & Jefferson