La Grande evening observer., July 27, 1929, Image 6

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Saturday, July 27, 1923
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
NEW!!
STETSON
HATS
The new welt edge
feather weight
$8.50
n
Men's Wear.
BROMLEY SAYS HE
WON'T START BEFORE
MONDAY MORNING
(Continued from Pag 1)
airport enclosure which Imds di
rectly to the run way, and Indica
tions wore that later In the day ;ill
penpic as
behind the
II would be ordered I
barbed wire fence ut;
Hie end or the field. j
Work of fin-ling the plane will '
ntain early this Afternoon, it Is,
understood and the plane will
entirely gassed und oiled, except
for "topping," tho last 'top" of
H'U gallons or more of gasoline,
! which will fill thn tanks to tho
very brim, will be done just before
the takeoff.
The double guard around the
plane and ordering hack the crowd
was done to protect the plane
against fire from matches and cig
arettes, particularly during fuel
ing and oiling, ami to facilitate
the fueling, when it Htarts, It was
explained.
Hromley appeared at the field
this morning uttired in leather
luimct. coat and trousers, the reg
ular aviation costume, for the
first time since his arrival from
L Angls. Following a confer
ence with his aides, he siarted to
work with Harold Catty, naviga
tion expert, on a llnul check of
his compass.
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MIMCAL M.NDI lit; AUli .N
9 For children under 12 years, will
be cond.icteil during Aug. by Miss
Hotolhy Hrownion. For hirlhor in
formation plione Ju-W. 7-ii -1 tp
Hem-tit, hlri-. plcittlug, lint tun
holes, etc. Norton's IvIiUlle shop.
Ailv.
Mill III II HI llll(. t.'HT
A liliiui'iil of the Intent and
nicest things fur wciMIiik Kills Ima
j"t been icclveil ut Itlclmi .Inch's
Ait and (lift Khun. Just a lot of
new Ulcus In cli Ver lioxi d kUN, nr- j
lilies fur the kllchen, ami clever i
Ideas for Ihe linmi) In kimici'.-iI, (
will l.e round In this new line. See !
Iliein at llicliardsou's Ail and (lllf
8hop. -is-:it. I
'I'll 1; M:w toi'a.
Have you seen Ihe new Topa
Kosloria tlliisswnre which has Just
lirricl at lliclianlsoii's Art ami
!!!! Simp? ir II Is I'osluiln II la
III, finest glassware for voilr table.
1'iR.torla In niiisswarc Is whal Ster
ling is lu silver.
IS-31.
MAM M.W! M:W!
The new l-'iill Ijin has begun lo '
arrive ut IticharilNon's Art unit .
(lift Shop. I'oa me United to seu
the new IMiurs. 7-l-:lt, j
l. I III. Ill I -I he 11, w und
sal. Ills, elleale. S.I use on
tender plants. I. Ills all plant In
seels Hai ml. as l. nun. an, I ani
mals' I.'..,- sale by I'larUs delists, ,
1 I I 'z A.la Ills. 7 - -'"- 1 1.
I'lAMI II M lt (IIMIMi
Si, 111, -y l.yl... Ihe piano tllll. r. v III
be at l.a ('..and. hotel week nf
s' l''- Ml. 7.;; 1 ,,,
HOT?
P.oy! Try a
Cooling Orange
Freeze at
L. & L. Drus Co.
Fountain
Ntws othe Churches
THE REV. HOPKINS
TAKES PULPIT SUN.
Baptist Church Plans In-
f i .
ICrCSlin Uiniier at
Shade Cabin.
Mil rli Intf. iiK I hoy lo, tho "de
bul" of the Itov. Frank Hopkins
lo the pulpit of the -Met InxINt
Kpiscopiil church Konth, Sunday
ch ui'ch Hcrvlccs hero tomorrow
ta lie on part leuln r interest. M t .
HnpUiiiH HUcceedK Hie Itt'v. Mr.
nuiK"rm- i m- i.h irraiiue
thi'
church. Interesting observances
for the day planned at thit
church Include the visit of the t
Itev. A. J. Stunner, of linker.
Just recently returned from the
Wallowa Lake Kpworth League
Institute, the Itev. H. I. Hansen
plans to tell his congregation at
the Island City community church
something of thei activities and ac
complishments of the seven-day
encampment of young folk who
this year numbered well into the
:imii ttgnre. Another visitor for
Hundiiy services in l,n Grande will
be Hurry S. Hamilton, district .
superintendent rf the .Methodist I
(Episcopal chore h. who is to
speak at the evening service and
to conduct the fourth quarterly
conference, of the church follow
ing tho worship hour.
A seasonal part of the Baptist
program for tiie day of devotion
Is to be a church dinner follow-
Ing morning services, at the Shade
cabin, situated in the hetnt of i
cool, pine grove on the Grande
Hondo river. The dinner will Mou
or two families of the Hunlisi
congregation soon to leave this
city to establish their homes else
where. In the realm of music particu
lar interest centers on the solo of
K. K. Hurley at the First Presby
terian church.
Church of (Itnl
Sunday school begins at 1 0
o'c loc k wit h c lu ssim for nil; M rs.
Miller, superintendent. 11 a. itl.
preaching Horvice, subject, "King
dom of God," the Itov. Curios
Ptumiiier will speak. Kvcnlng ser
vice, eight o'clock .
Method Ut i:psittal South
Sunday school at 9:45 with W.
A Lin in in charge. The new pas
tor, the Itev. Crank Hopkins, tak
ing charge, u lilt both serjloe.,
morning and evening. The Itev.
A. J. Stunner of Huker will also
attend the morning services. F.p-
. it Lin,,.'.' hi, m-tt'ii miuin,
' everyone Welcome.
Isliiml City Coiiiniiiiiliy Chirrch
j . Sunday school. Hi a. in.; preach
, Ing 1 1 a. in., subject, "hominls
tenees ol -the Wallowa Lake In
stitute;" Kpworth League. 7 p. in.,
II. S. Hamiltuii. district suporfn-
lendent will preach at eight
I o'clock, and after the services hi
Vill conduct the fourth quarterly
' i. jiii iniiei m uiienu
thewe meetings.
(itKMl Mission nl llnrrls Halt
Letter 'aiiseu holding services
every evening at 7:45 o'clock ex
cept Monday. Sunday school ut
Hi o'clock and worship at II
o'clock. Kvungellcal services at
7:Su o'clock, special subject. "Ite
niorne or the Itlting Hack of Sin."
I'liM ItaplM Church
Sunday school al I:Ui. clashes
for all: II n. ni. 11 n1 elifht ii'clocli
WHOLESOME
And Oh! So Good!
Was tlierc i'ver siu-h a temptiiifr dish im a suinnier's day as good,
inirc, wholcsonie Ice Cream? There's nothing more popular on
the hot weather menu than our delicious flavors. Made of finest
ingredients, liich, nourishing, cooling. No wonder the kiddies
love it! Order some today.
p. in., church nervlceH, Duet, Hcth-
tl Trill umi Verle Kant in ut the
' inornlni? service. The Hev. W. M.
. MuuRvr will Hicult both morning
aihI evening. At cl08; of tho illum
ine service everyone will talie
j buket lunches 11 rid repair to the
","1ulB ;"" " lll! '"lniv'
Hiluaid. for fan-well for Mr. and
'Sin HaruarU, who aro leaving
! for Kan JIcko.
V it I nil Clmrvli or Clirl.-t
j Jtihle Hcliool 11:15 a. m.
! Mornlu? worwliip 11 u, in. Ser
mon: "Tlie Great Transformation"
I'nlNcd service 7:3U p. jn. Som?
Mcrvlce agisted by tho
vouiiL
i people's choir, report of
young !
people' conference by
delegates
,ufinlv mi.n, h
f.i nh nf v-!..i, i;
-ife."
- )
l'ir.-i Prcfibytcrlaii Church j
t ,,, .,,, ,.,' j ,
Leave With You" by J. V. Rob
erts. K. K. Hurley singing the
tenor solo. Miss Gladys Miller at
the organ console will pluy the j
prelude "Within a Chinese Gar-
den" by Slit ugh ton; offertory
lierceuse by Dickenson und
i. ... .. im.
ppard.
The pastor, Itev. J. George Walz
will bring the sermon messugu "in
League With Christ."
Sunday lljble school at 9:45 a.
Chi mil of thn Najirci
j.i-.,,,. 1 v r, , ..
" "
Our tent meeting on Depot und
"Y" is gaining both In Interest and
Htt end twice. The workers, itev,
Li Holt und AndcrsoiV are doing
splendidly. liioo who hear them
ugalu. As for those who have not
heard their opportunities ure
pussing with tho days.
Wo will announce Sunday tho
exact time of the close. We expect
a great day Sunday and everyone
Is urged to come.
Sunday school will be held at
the church at 9:45 but the morn
ing preaching will he at the tent
at -10:46. In the evening Itev. Kl
liott will speak to the poung peo
ple and evening meeting will be
gin at 7:45.
Come and bring your family to
these meetings you ill be wel
comed. IjlMcro Oicjoii Holiness A.wiK',
l!ev. (!. K. Sharp. Sec.
A lliree day Holiness convcn-
Hon will be held by the Kustern '
Oregon llolliics.i Association, in !
the Church or tho N'azarene. at'
Knlerpiise. July 29. 311. III. There!
will be present members fi-om Ha-I
Kcr. Haines. North 1'oudcr, l.n -
(irandc. ICniblcr. Islmid City and lleillall Schroedcr. Jean Cuurtney.
WhIIou'ii. At these conventions I .out Conlcy. Doris I'rench, loro
HollnesM people meet and mingle ; thy I'rench. Clarabclle Ithlnc.
regardless or deliolnlnatlon w hicli I Dw ight IMclshinan. Italpll String
is right. Kvcryunc Is welcomed , hum. James l.lndsey, Dorothy
and your hreiitruttd waler l sure. I Stuurt. i
while in Kulerprlse. Wo had n I Tin. progmin ror Ihe week In
great day In l.a tlninde a mouth eluded morning conference,
ago ami we are expel ling another swimming, boating and hiking In
lliree duys In ICnterpiise. Ihe afternoon, which were enllrc
The winkers will be the Kev. 1 ly recreational, and vespers and
Cox. Melhodlst evangelist. H,.v. I ran. 1, flic sonirs In ..I....
r.iuuil anil Itev. Anderson, cvhii
gi lists of Ihe Church of the Nn
arene. Kveryone Is Invited. Come and
bring your friends.
rirl .Metlioillst l'.pUiia clumii
The theme for Ilex! Sunday
morning will be -world I'ence. '
What I'rlce?" The young people '
just returned from tile Kpworth Hlble." by Mr. Kuril. "Kightly HI
League Inslluile. Hie best one yef, 1 vlillng the Word." Mr. I Mil 1111 10 :
RUM
I5LUE MOUNTAIN
ICE CREAM
Made in La Grande
will have the evening service with
"Kchoi' from Luke. Walloua" hh
the Ihcino of tho service. In com-
petition with all tho league of
the Idaho Conference I a Grande
Kn worth I.phvuo u-nn iho Afrie.
Kpworth 1-eagtie won the effic
lency banner for 1929. This ban
ner will be In evidence" Sunday
night.
The last quarterly conference
will be held in tho church Wed
nesday 8 p. in. July 31.
St. IVler'.i Kplscojial Church
Holy communion at eight
oVloel-; a. in.; church school at
9:45 a. in., holy communion. 1U
a, in.. archdeacon Cramv. eolo
brant: Sermon by the Hector, the
Hev. M. G. .Tennyson. "Inside the
TIihIIixi
a ....i.i.in f ...i r v.,.i..
Inskl will be played. Tho, offertory
js to be "Summer," by Iruufleld,
and tho pest hid "Allegro M;i
' ' "
WINNOWINGS
The Itev. J. George Walz, of the
Kirst Presbyterian church. Is re
cently home from the ,10th annual
session of the state synod and is
' enthusiastic over the work and
thought advanced during its ses
sions. Tho most successful institute
yet conducted, Is what the Rev.
it." I. Hansen, of the Island City
lumiiiiiiiil) III U HII, IIIII1KS OI -lOO
Wallowa
.ake meeting which
"l"UUi
District Superintendent Harry
Hamilton, of the Methodist
land City ut the conclusion of the
evening services, ut which ho will
preach. Sunday.
The Lutheran Sunday school is
to have a picnic at the city park
Sunday morning.
The lawns, seeded not so long
ago at the recreational hull of the
L.H.S. church, add much to the
attractiveness of the property of
that church.
The Itev. Mr. Stunner, of Raker
will be a visitor in La Grande
from I laker Sunday ut the Metho
dist church South.
CONFERENCE
AT LAKE IS
BIG SUCCESS
(Continued from Pag. 1)
H. I., l-'ord. psstur of the Knler-
prise church had charge of devo
llonal lilbte studies and Artnur
llarrlman. of Wallowa, lui
charge of studies of the restora
tion history. A' series or addresses
on the Hiblc were given by Mr.
l-'ord. Mr. rulniim und Mr. Dixon
llarrlman. of Klgln. Toplce
these were "How YV Col
Yor
our
" Mr. Kurd and
tule of Kaith and
"The Bible as a Hule
Practice." Mr. Harrlinan
Mrs. Duncan, of Joseph had
charge of art study and Mm. Put
nam of La. Grande was active in
tho instruction, leading In confer
ences on young people's problems
and leadership.
addltion'to the election of
i'uiijni ,..,.
In
Mr. Putnam president.
jiarriman was named vice preai-
dent, Arthur Harrfman. secretary,
. ...... .r . ... . ' "
and Mrs. H. L. Kord, treasurer.
There were many daily - camp
visitors in addition to tho regis
tered attendants.
FARM BOARD
PLANS CO-OP
CORPORATION
(Continued from Pag 1)
Carl Williams of Oklahoma City,
official spokesman for the board.
said today.
He explained that while grain
producers will receive more for
their product under the board's
plan, the price In w...i.c
m,!!ese oT.n"' "",'rkclim! ce","-
' .
proposed arrangement uccountluK
for the difference.
The bourd resumed it.s session,
which opened yesterday, with aiorc '
than 50 representatives of grain
nwirketins interests from all over
the west In attendance. Today's
Hession was behind closed doorn, aa
was yesterday's.
" hat the farm, board wants is
a merger of all uruin marketing
co-operative bodies for the coin-'
mon good of agriculture," Mr.
Williams said.
"The board cannot help the in-;
dividual farmer, but it can enable
farmers banded together in group; 1
to heh themselves. Kven farmers
who are not members of cu-npera- ;
live organizations will tlprive bene-
fit from the operation of the board
through the stabilization of prices. 1
Statistics show that two million out .
of approximately six million farm-,
ers in the United States are mem-
hers of co-operative associations.
"The board intends to influence
the flow of commodities .to market. :
lo tttiihlllze prices, to increase ef-
ficiency, to minimize prices, to pre-!
vent undue fluctuation, to increase
efficiency, to minimize -waste, and !
to seek to iucreiise the net return
to the producer without a corres-i
ponding increase In price to, the j
consumer."
KtaniMlau.1
county, California,
cslllnatcs that L'7 cents of every
dollar Income Is from Holstcn
dairy covvu.
"Two Covenants.
The Sentinal
Of
Public Service
Affiy hpl IVnniPIl In
lUtill rr UIUVU Mfl
Germany Drowned
KTETTIM. Germany, July 27,
An undetermined number of
market women were drowned less
than 6U feet from dock in an un-
plained dimmer lo a small cargo
ljont today. The boat, carrying 3J
rn,,n "' W of vegetables
8hovfa, UtT ,suUtlcnI,y
to sink. Within four minutes It
to sink. Within four minutes It
filled und capsized. Soiti ft w era
saved by jumping into other boats.
Two dead and two seriously In
jured were picked up. HI vers
were sent down in search of other
bodies.
Pageant Flier In
Crash, JSot Fatal
Kl'GLWL', Ore., July 27, (AP)
Lee Kycrly, Salem flier and
h.,Jud of m airplane company
Salem, was injured here yesterday
when in attempting to turn, his
"I"'"'' slipped as he
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THE FAMILY WASH
Send it to the Laundry Ruff Dry All the flat
pieces ironed ready for use. All the garments
ready to dampen and iron at your convenience.
We call and deliver promptly. Personal atten
tion given each bundle.
CALL US TODAY
MODERN LAUNDRY
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We give little thought to the lines of poles marking
the miles between many points and their network of
humming wires. But up there travels the dynamic
, force which drives motors, pumps water, lifts eleva
tors, lights our streets and homes and puts life into
the household equipment which makes our daily tasks
lighter.
A loyal force of men keep this system of poles, wires,
transformers and generators continually in operation
that you may be served without interruption. For 24
hours a day they are on the job during winter storms
and summer rainsever ready to give their strength
and experience to the task assigned them.
Are you sure that you are getting every possible ad
vantage from this public servant? There are dozens
of things this Light and Power Co. can do for you
that perhaps you have not thought of. Feel at liberty
to consult us at any time about any question concern
ing heating, lighting and power.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
"The Electric Way Is the Thrifty Way"
was flying over a crowd. Lverly
managed to swing his ship away
from tho crowd and crashed in tt
field. ' ,
Ho suffered a broken arm and
was cut and bruised. His condi
tion is not serious, physicians at
the hospital declared.
Kverly was participating la a
balloon chasing event when Ills
plane nose-Uivcd from a height or
100 feet.
Guard Will Hold
Cottrell Services
With -Hie nalioiiiik Btilli-d l0"
ductluK. funeral services for Law
rence Cottrell. 'ho died whllo In
the services of tho t'nlted Stntoi,
navy In Cuba more than a week
auo. will be lield Bunday after
noon at two o'clock, from tho
Siiininervllle chapel, rtnodsrass
and Zimmerman are I" charge.
Discovery of ancient Corinth
ian baths with most modern sani
tary arrangement! has been: re
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J.C.PENNEYC0.
108 Depot St.
La Grwtie, Ora.
Why Many
Women
Never Bother to Go
to "Sales"
It is often inconvenient
to leave their work at the
advertised hour.
The "special bargains"
are usually the wrong shade
or size.
They know that they can
find what they want, ex
actly when they want it in
our store without fighting
"bargain crowds."
Experience has ' taught
them that our Everyday
Low Prices are as low, and
often lower, than so-called
I'sale prices."
WE BUY FOR T ESS
E SELL FOR LiESS
Shop here and let your:
dollar be your guide. 1
Shirts and Shorts A coin. '
pleto assortment uf heuullful
patterns to select from. You
c'an afford to buy at
.l.45c,
this low price .
1!
Special on famous McGregor;
dress
$1.29
cups
Men's fur felt ' hats, good
styles. Tan, dreys
$1.95
und black
j Destroyers of High Prici
t
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