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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1932)
Friday, May 13, 1932 GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, - Page Fouf , (lncorportl) Independent Newspaper Phone Main 600 HAROLD M. FINLAY Business Manager : except Sunday, at 1710 sixth ytt. La ! Published evenlnga. Qri?it,.5r.e.g0.'. Bn.ffir of La, Qrande. Oreaon. aa 8econd Claaa ! Mall Matter under act of March a. 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER OP ONION COUNTY AND THB CITY OP LA GRANDE ' ' : MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS . The Aaaociated Presa to exclusively entitled to iw foi pubUcaMon of all newi dl.patchea credited to It or not otherwtae 'd' J??. ,; Itoned herein. All rlehta of republication of peclat. dtopatcn,lii , thla paper and alao the local newB herein alao are teneryec;,, , San franclftco, National Advertising Representative, M. 0'. M.OGENSEN CO.. Ino. Lo Angeles, Soattle. Portland., linjcauo. Detroit, New York, SUBSCRIPTION, RATES;, lly Carrier , Daily, one month In advance ......... Dally, elx mont'lie'lh advance - Dally, aluRlo copy mon needs 'and. '.desires, and .smoothing over the wounds of contention and prejudice- which, were aggravated, by greed and seliisnness in iinira ui jjiuojjch. 750 to fly Mall Dally, per month In advance Dally, per elx months In advanco . Dally, per year In advance 6O0 3.60 " " " ! ADVERTISING RATES Display, foreign, per column Inch - Display, local, per column men Time contract prices on application JAY MILLERINa FUNERAL. 1. (Contlimed from Page Ono furlough, he waa married to Mlas Nancy Hllla- of thla valley. They wero the Barents "of one- child, rimiirhter. NancvJayne. '- " rumoiis Athlete Mr. Mlllcrlng, while In achool and college, was ranked as one of the lending athletes of the state, wlnJ ping: 38 medals during his career. In 1008 he won the pole vault- In a High School meet at Walla Walla, and In lDlffboth he-and FlBer,' of On tario, cleared It feet 3 Indies, Joint ly holding tho record until , 1031, when Fra-hl. ot Ontarloi set a new mark. Mr. Mlllcrlng won tho pole vault at both the Corvnllis and Eu gene state meow In 1911, and In his viv vaulted 1 feet 7 Inches for a recora. ne umw ...ft., hurdler of note. As luto as Inst year he guve what help he could In elud ing the coaching elan at lm vjruuuc Hlgli. "'. v .... Mr. Mlllcrlng was very w.i ,i niwnva hnit ft verv wide olrcle of f-ia.ia - Hia neighbors say 01 mm that ho waa novor too ui u "f tlvm vlth their plans, or witn tneir work. And thla; they say. wits true v.n - niter ne was rcuwy uum r,liu:r.-illv tn bo so unscmsn. unuidm hit. widow and daughter, ho Is survived by his mother. Mrs. j. H. Mlllcrlng, three nrotner; i-nea- WncrnHa nnrl' KOV. ana lurue nin- tera Mrs. BesB Harvey, nun. Scott and Mrs. Luclle Hamilton-, all of whom live In this vicinity with tho exception of Mrs. namuuju, whose home Is: In Portland. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed by tho County Court of the State of Oregon for Union County, aa tho ad ministrator of the estate of Martha p-ltvnrriK nlnrsnesa. deceased. All Der- fltzht there- were no executions for having clfilms cumins t. the said purely military offenses during the 4state are hereby directed to present World war. (Pd. adv. Clark for Sen ator committee, 820 Yeon mag., i-on-land, Ore.r 6-13-1 t them to tho undersigned with proper vouchers therefor to the undersigned at his office, in the Foley Building, v ; . ' La Orande. Union County, Oregon, Stock of furniture and fixtures lo-1 within six months from the date of catea av corner pi auiuii , vnis nonce. The Lord, is with vim. while ye be with, Inland, ifc ye seek him, he-will be found ,qf, you; but if yeprsae.inj, he wjlj, forsake you. II, Chronicles 15: 2, PROGRESS OF CHURCHES, During the past ten years there have been, numerous indications of a decline in the power of churches. Great numbers of small churches have been abandoned,. or; merged with others. Religious folk have ' lamented the fact tyat there are more preachers than churches, and that many of ih nivmnhnra who are in active service are undei-pmd. Many.ohil'rchos liavq experienced, a, falling off in both mem bership and attendance, and consequent qiiAiciMi -' ing financial responsibilities. - , ft . These silrns were evident at the peak of prosperity j in 1929 and one, might naturally expect that -the., recent times nf nUrovuii v wniiUi imcfravate the situation and strike,; at i hf church. But. as alwayshard !, times have been a boon to 'churches a, Ijlessin in: disguise. ; All rtvir the country churches are reporting, increased (at, ! ipndnnco and interest. When, material, values decline ihe f people renew their faith in the spiritual values, which were ! Ipt'merly negleqted. values iqss cangiiiij. put hwix ui.m- .V.lo "' ' " . .-? Rut. in snite of this recent evidence that churchqs are " again on the lip grade, a clergyman in the East, addressing ' theological students who were, about to be ordained, suited that four thousand ministers die in this country every year and only two. thousand come out of colleges and seminaes I to take their places. Such facts, on, the, surface, dp not i-s mmonr caimblo of supporting much.' optimism, It the mmig- I try no longer attracts enough, young men to fill the places of f. those who die each year, what will happen, to, the churches ? 5 Deeper investigation of the matter reveals that th.de- .creasing number of theological students, is a healthy condi '' tion. We must remember that there are now more preachers fi,nn nimwiira nnrl Hint churches are thinning out. The vpsult is that we shall have fewer 'ministers, but more, cap- i; able and better trained ministers; and fewer churches, but I'i hitrirer. stronster. and more useful churches. a bmall com- I? munities will have one healthy, thriving church instead, of half a dozen struggling along with run-down buildings undcr-naid preachers, ever-increasing debts, and petty de nominationul rivalries. Denominational lines have been fading considerably m re cent venrs. and though ultimate union of all polestant churches now seems improbable, much progress undoubtedly will be made in that direction within the. next few years. Present economic necessity is encouraging church, unions everywhere, bringing mankind to a realization of their com- DANGER kiore is dnugeV Irl driving your car with a broken glass. Why.ta.ce tne dilutee when you, can have' a new one fitted at the lowest prices in msiuiy nt Richardson's Art and Qfft Shop. I .i . 1 i . i. vJ t ' - S 132 t. Bb sum to see the' White Durcne Skirts at The Little- Shop. 6-13-1 tp POTTED TOMATOKSt CELERY!' Cholco Dlanta now" ready: All plants grown In,. Lai Orunde. At Clnrks greon hntiHes. West Adams: '5-13-1 t. FIND IT HERE Copy for this .Column be In by a. as. street. La Orande. Oregon, will be of- j w ifered for' sale- by sealed bids. "Bltia wm ne ODenea ai il owwr wi 18, - 198a. 'This STOCK ravenwiiw 15,173.81. Fixtures l.278.36. Certified check for ten per cent or amount oi bid must accompany bid. Stock may bo inspected , MW 10th and 17th. Right reserved to reject ' any 'or all bids-. 1 ' ' "' ' ' '' ' CARL O. HELM, Trustee, Lo Orande, ore.-i t . '. .' - - - - e-ia-4 t. EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES On cabbage, cauliflower, tomato and pansy planta at Rohan's greenhouse. - - a-i'i m HELP .WANTED: To help you select the right thing for the right ' party as a graduation E. DIXON, Administrator of the Estate of Martha Edwards BJors- ness, dee'd. i Dated May 13tft, 1932. , May 13-20-27. June 3-10. NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE Notice Is hereby given that I have received attachment execution and order, of sale, Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court ol the State of Oregon for Union County, dated the 6th day ot May, 1932, In the suit therein pending wherein First National Bank of Union, Ore gon., a corporation; fs plaintiff,, and J. H; Ewln, Sherlll Ewln, a copartner ship doing business under the name of Ewln Brothers; w. m. Ewm ana Hettlo Ewln are defendants, to me gift. Visit Richardson's Art and directed, upon a decree and order of Shop and see the wonderful selection of Olfts for both the girl And the boy graduate; : . - , . . o-u- v. JAMES II,, HALEY Umatilla County Candidate for DELEGATE TO DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION From the Second Congressional District Have lived in Umatilla County for 08 years. Amsenlor member of the law firm, ot Raley, Raley & Warner of Pendleton, Oregon. For President will support the cholco of tlie' Oregon Democrats at the primary election in May. My In dividual first preference at this time Is Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt for President arid William O. McAdoo for Vice President. ' ' " " I will greatly appreciate tho sup port of the DerAocrttts of this district. " -" " . ' '"5-11-8 t. Hanuutcnuur, pleating, button Doles, tie. Norton'1 KlilJ Shop. - ' ' :' ' ' Adv. NOi 13002 TREASURY DEPARTMENT Office of Comptroller or tne currency Washington-, D. C, Moron 7, 1932. Whereas, by ' satisfactory evldenot presented to the undersigned, It ha been made to appear that ' "The First National Bonk of La Qrande" In tho cltv of La Grande In the' County of ' Union ' and ' state of Oregon has compiled with' all the provisions ' of " the' statutes of the . . . United 8totes, required to be com- Pnmmam, nnln tomorrow a& rtuuuii t . -. .t,nti - ' " . . . .... ,. . ., Ullea WIVIl UDLIKO UIl WWLiumuu ana. hall, Qdds and enqa n nn ;b"'"- be authorized to commence the bu- Now therefore !. J. W. Pole. Comp troller of tho currency.- do hereby certify that-"Tho First National Bank of Lo Grande" In the City of La Grande In the County of Union; and State of Oregon Is authorized to com mence the business of Banking as provided In Section Fifty one hun- Modorn rtancs Eaglea hnll Saturday nlgh,t. Admission 50c. "'".V I.A ORANDE (1ROWN PLANTS LnAe -col it aood early Cabbage and Cauliflower Cheap. Potted Snapdragon nnrf afM.h. T.fit-iM hlomnlna Ponsles, price reduced. Choice Bedding plants dred ond sixty-nine ot tho Revlaed -oo.lv rlnrkR Greenhouses. West 1 statutes of the United States. Adorns Ave. " 6-13-1 1. 1 In testimony whereof witness my nanu ana seal oi ouice uus wvoumj Ttooo No. 3 Boy Scout, cake and home-made brend Sale, Noah's Paint Shop, Saturday a. m, o-ij-i We have moro of those 2.05 2- plcce knit drcsaes In white, green, linen ond blue. The Little Shop. " - o-i-i tp. i CENT1LVL MARLNELLO SHOP Finger waves 60o and 35c; facials i and Up, will, make a. m. and evo nlhg appointments. Miss Asper, Marl nello trained operator. Ph. M 040. D-ia-a v. Ml'ss Coates recommends glassware by Helscy for tho table, In dellcnto, enchnntlng colors that piense - ami charm, dainty moon gienm, m k-u Blipreme. fnailnatlng Flamingo, spark ling Wltn rosy of the Afrlcnn sands all so lovely, yet they are so conservatively priced tllnt modest purchasers can buy them without restraint. Sco tho window display at Melville's. 5-13-1 t. A few bargntns -left In specially priced silk aulta and dreasos at The Little 8hop. 6-13-1 tp. day of March, 1032, J. W. POLE. ComptroUer of the Currenoy 3-24-60 t sale made and entered In said court and cause on the 6th:.' day of May, 19321 In' favor' of the above plolntlft and against the defendants' J. H. Ewln. Sherlll Ewln, W. H. Ewln and Kettle Ewra in the sum of (855.18, with Interest thereon ot the rote of eight per cent per annum from May 5, 1032, until paid, the further sum of A76.00 attorney fees, and costs ond disbursements, of 18.25; in which said execution and order of sale 1 am commanded to sell the following de scribed property, being the property attached In said court and cause, to- wlt: . Beginning at the Northeast corner of the Southeast quorter of the Southeast quarter of Section 12, In Township 4 South, Range 30- E. W. M.. nnd running thence West 925 feet, thence South 1706 feet to the North lino of the Oregon State Highway, thence South 46 degrees East along sold North -line of the Oregon State Highway 1285 feet to the Eost sec tion line ot Section 13, in said Town- shlD 4 South, Range 39 E. W. M. thonce North 2015 feet to tne place of beginning, containing 48 acres, more or less-, together with the tent ments, hereditaments and appurten ances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. ' NOW THEREFORE, ny virtue and authority of said writ, and in obedi ence to its commands, I win, on Mon day, the 6th. day of June, 1932, at 10 o'clock o. m. of said day, ot the front door of the court house In La Grande, Union County, Oregon,- sell at public auction nil the right, title, Interest and equity of the obovo named de- fendants and each of tnem in ana to the above described real property, to the highest bidder for cash, subject to redemption as provided by low, the proceeds tp, be applied in satisfaction of said Judgment and decree, Includ ing costs nncl accruing costs of exe cution nnd snle. Dated this 6th dny of May, 1932. JESSE BRE3HEARS, Sheriff of Union County, Otegon; '' ' ' : I . May 7-14-21-28. June 4. IS OBEICIAL HAT BAY "REACH FOR A STJtA INSTEAD OF A FELT" 3fm the big parade and wear a Straw Hat that is new, different and; made for the summer of 1932, Mjlans Tan and natural: colors, telescope' ancf,. 'o p.t i m o shapes. ' '" ' ' ' ' -''' ' ; $2.50 & $2.95 Panamas Optimo and fedora style With small hrims, differ ent orowiis -and narrow bunds'.',' ' ' ' '; ''.' ' ' $1.95 to $6.00 Sailors Split straw :saw edges, Flex-so in band. $2.50 AMKKICAN LKOION DANCE ' Masonic hull, Summervlllo, Sot., May 14. Evcryono welcome 6-13-2; tp See Fnd Spncth for your Plumbing and Heating repairs, f hone Main 680. WILSON'S TOMATOES Cabbage, asters, snni, salvia, pan- '! nrt mmiv others at pleasing prices at Community Cash and Mrs. Norrts. -- - Schillin tn is the only coffee roaster America zvho specializes making fiie coffee exclusively. That's the only way fine things are ever made. in 're i Wings of the morning! Colonel Alfred E. Clark who Is seeking the" -Republican nomination lor uniica aiaies bbiuiw, hud . credit many achievements wnicii should draw o large number or me ex-servicemen 8 vote one or mew Is the fact that Colonel uinrn lougni. to obolish the denth sentence tor purely military offenses during the World war. ana as n n-amv 6-13-1 I. Liberty .... SUNDAY! AMOWMM SM HAYES "FALK'S Because It's Better At Falk's It's Cheaper THE LITTLE COUNTRY STORE" Again Saturday, discontinued items have been gath sred through the store and placed in a certain section of the Dry Goods Department which is called "The Little Country Store". You are apt to find any thing under the sun on these tables at prices that will move, thenV in & hurry. You'll Find Lots of Bargains ' Such as These Saturday Extrn'Plne Quality 30-lnch WHITE. OUTING. Regular 20o yitrd, Saturday .: 10c $1.9S t',m.SQi;AK13 Qt'ILTS Cotton" filling, regular 3.50 31! 1MKCES HOY.VL SOCIETY PACKAGE GOODS l ' Many "Useful Items for any occasion 2 PHU'E NUMEROUS OTHER ITEMS NOT MENTIONED IN THIS ADD BE SURE AND "VISIT FALK'S "LITTLE COUNTRY 1 STORE" m it m - - ' La Gran4e, Oregon, Eastern Oregon Experiment Station's it live stock is never excelled and seldom equalled in quality. We are pleased to an nounce that we have purchased 47 head ot tnese line cattie iron. v. mcnaiua of the' Experiment Station. Try one of these delicious steaks or roast. It will cost you ho more than the ordinary kind. i',n :m:i! ii!-lll VIOLIN OUTFIT $16.50 COMPLETE ADLER'S CLOSING OUT SALE Mohr's Market Next: to Sacajawea Hotel Phone M899 Beef Roast 15c Pork Roast 11c VEAL STEAK :illl.Il5c HALIBUT, r.c"nr.:...r.25c A limited number of FRYERS 35c ea. SPARE RIBS SAUSAGE PORK STEAK 2 25c Groceries - Lunch Meats $pcfie Ijtib. Rib Boil Pork Roast Meaty Baby Beef Ilaby Beef 2 lbs. . .1. .. .. 25c 3 lbs. 25c Pound 15c ' i ;',.,:'. , ... v.-.U."" - -. i Sausage, Hamburger Pork Shoulders 100 pork ,-:: 2 lbs. 1 ..... .. 25c 2. $s. 25c Pound 8Y2c Pork loins S Minced Ham Weiners Italf or Whole .f ' Pound llTlOVzC 2ib& :.: 25c 2 lbs 25c GRQOlfl DEIRTMENf "" ' iylcV prisp Vegetable s U nder Refrigeration Carroty . New Peas & p. F esh , Calif oiniafareen "WpW PntfltnP? 1 lneaPPC Japs' 4 . i UltllUca Treat yourself to one. 3Bunches . . 9c 3 lbs. .. .. .. 25c Each . . : . 25c Marshmallow .Crackers Snowdrift '"r! li,ls.f ii Oven Fi-esh Pure Vetretablp paZfe"ocBklk 'S,10W Flak6S Shortening ' Fresh Stock or Grahams Special - Per lb. .... 16c 2-lb. Carton 27c 6-lb. Pail . $1.19 CALUMET SWANSDOWN Preferred Stock Baking Pwd. Cake Flour Pineapple ' Double Acting""' ' It" does make' ' Fancy Dole No. 1 j jj' '"25c bettercakes. 2 12 Tins Sample Cake Flour Free Jieg.Pkg. ..29c 3 for ..... 49c Pork & Beans Shredded GRAfEfto. v W:inh JeTS Stany Wheat ' SegmemS calls for these we ate The Original W. W. ys;-' VliT- ' Biscuit -Reg. size. 3 f or . . . . . 49c flacb . . . . . . 5c 2 for 19c WE DO NOT LIMIT SALES BUY ALL'yOU WANT
