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Page Two ALLOTMENT PLAN QUESTIONS ARE EXPLAINED TODAY EDITORS NOTE: This Is the first of three articles putting In question and answer form details of the voluntary domestic allotment plan now being ut Into effeat for wheat. wawunotok, Aug. u who is to put the plan Into operation Wheat farmers UirouRh voluntary contracts with the secretary of agri culture, i -How Is the contract made?, , The producer first signs an appli cation, agreeing to contract to reduce Ills wheat acreage for the 1034 and 1935 crop years, In consideration or adjustment payments. When this ap plication Is accepted by the allot ment committee of his county wheat production control association, he Is offered a contract for his signature which, when acoepted iy the secre tary of, agriculture, becomes binding on both parlies. What Is the allotment committee-? Three members of tho board of di rectors of the county wheat produc tion control association. Tho latter In cludes farmers .signing applications wltl the aid of tlie county agricul tural agent and special representatives designated where there are no agents. Who can Join liv the plan? j All producers who have seeded -land to wheat during each or any of the years, 1830, 1031 and 1839. , Can a contract bo signed covering a farm on which wheat lias not been grown or on which no wheat Is to be grown In 1834 and 1835? Vo, ; ; , What does tho contract require tho . producer to do? To reduce his wheat acreage for tho 1834 and 1835 crop years below the average for 1028-1032 by not to ex ceed 40 per cent. The amount of the 1034 reduction is to be announced August 34, that for 1036 a year hence. Oregon t)oes Not Need Any Outside Labor fror Harvest SALEM, Ore. (Special) The longest window In Oregon 100 feet long and three feot high Is being placed In the paddock building on the Oregon state fairgrounds here. It s all so Mr. and Mrs. Racing Pan can get a good close look at the race horses. The 1033 state fair, beginning on Labor day, features a six-day racing meet. under Oregon's now legalised racing law. Under ihe direction of Dr. W. H. Lytle, who will be superintendent of speed events, the fairground track is rapidly being put into shape. Gallons or white wash are going on track fences. Nothing will be left undone to make tlie return of state fair horse racing an auspicious occasion. Moro than 150 horses will bo entered. D. S. Greene. Agricultural agent of Leslie county, Kentucky, traveled 100 miles on horseback In one month this year, to visit mountain farmers. ur Guarantee! to La Grande Patrons and Users of Seven Premium Qualities In line with the Riiiirnntoe of tlie liu'on Oil Co., and to convince you tit the improved ihmToi nimu-e or "7(i" (H it (UTARANTEE If, offer you try 10 gallons of 76, you do not recognize an Improvement over any non premium gasoline you have used just return your receipt and we will refund the amount of your purchase In cash. UNION OIL DEALERS OF LA GRANDE & VICINITY: i.a (;k.M)k I- ('. Multll .r.i;. y eMA Slrwl M. A. UiirtUun for. Ilh .V .ilum Until SkMit, IBanker on Trial 1Wl A Iff V-l : I t . .-; jf 1 ChiiiKoU with fu.HlfylnK accounts tiiul iiilKui.proin-luHnB funds ot tho Harriinnn Nullonul 'Hank and Tnim Company of which ho was president, Joseph W. Ilnrii hitin is pictured In this penalvo pose na ho appeared nt the opening of h!o trial in Now York. Defending him was Col. William J. Donovan, former Re publican candidate for governor of New York. WBST AUSTRALIA MNKING; , UKiliKii 11UKS YiMT I'F.ltTll FERTH W That tho cowsl of Western Australia has subsided 20 In ches was revealed by an unprecedent ed alteration of the level of The transit at Perth observatory, five mt lea from the sea. . Careful tests revealed no fault In tho Instrument, but It was found that tlie foundations of the observa tory had sunk and that there was general tilting of tho hill on which It glands. H. B. Curie wis, government as tronomer said the subsidence ac counted for very hlfjh tides noticed on the city's water front. Portable gold mills, capable of be ing transported by airplane Into re mote, mining areas, arc being used In northern Ontario and other sec tions of Canada. A registered Hoi stein cow owned by Dr. C. K. Dutton. of Moberly, Mo., brought seven calves Into the world In a2 months. (Mill r. Hull r,ir. ildhi. & llnulotk C:lliiiltrll & llotvrlt Jiw (irrcnmHHl ISLAM) CITY, OK K. I.rr Mej milrt Imal nwnaSi-r In Km oil r. I'h.Mir: (JO) V GASOLINE NEWS of tike GHtJRdHES "Protestant , Itef6rmatioh" To Subject Lutherans, to Hear, His . torical Sermon Sunday; Episcopal Church Be gins August Vacation. Program for Sunday services , In j Iji Grande churches include the fol-! lowing: 'Urn English Lutheran Cniin h (M avenue near Fourth) "Tlie Protestant Reformation" will be the subject of the historical scr- j mon which the pastor, Rev. Edwin W. Uracher, will preach at tho morn-: Dig service at 11:00 o'clock Sunctey,.. Mrs. Fred Steinbeck will play the service. All are cordially invited to attend this service, of worship Klolse Stein will, reclto the 05th Psalm as a special feature In .the opening service of the Sundfty school at 0:45 a. m. There are classes In Bible study for all ages including the adults. Everyone Is welcome. Imogene Schilling will lead the Luther League meeting at 7:00 p. m., which will center In a discussion of the topic. "Worthwhile Hobbles." Younjg people will, find this an in teresting and helpful meeting, , St. 1'eter'n Church (KplstMtjMil) (Fourth and O) No services will be held .at this church during the remaining Sundays of August, which is regarded as va cation month. , , Jlupfter C'liurrh (Sixth' a!iid Spring) Sunday morning at the Baptist church, the pastor will take for his subject "Three Score Years and, Ten." Special music will be provided by the choir.' The service will begin at 11. The evening preaching service will begin ait 6:00. The subject of the sermon will be "Things Important and Unimportant." .Tim young people will meet at the church at 4:30 and will take a abort hike for the place for their outdoor meeting. All the young people are urged to he In attendance.. Bible school begins at .0:45. . All not attending elsewhere are cordially Invited to come. Suitable classes wilt be provided for all. , i( There wilt be ho Thursday evening prayer mooting as the pastor will be but oi town. : rrebjiteriaii Church (Sixth and Washington) "We know the world's philosophy, but we feel that we have found in the gospel of Christ something finer far: for the triumph of the gospel means the healing of the sin-sick soul, the entrance of light Into the understanding, and holy Joy into the heart." "Coming to Oneself" is te sermon subject the minister, Rev. J. George Walz. will discuss Sunday morning, 11:00 o'clock, finding how a young man emerged from the "far country" with an abiding belief in his iather, .aim a, reverent under- At No Extra Cost rXIOX.ORK. K. s. Ilntrhin.,ut Krv M. (ismhlr KI.CIX. OKK. t'irl t'hiiiullfr lan xtu LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. stsndlng of his mother's 'Vellglpn. Miss Oladys Miller, 6rganlst, will play the. service and Mrs, Florence Lynch Miller, soprano, will sing the morning solo jium))er, . , , ( Bible school' cpnveulng ,ac 0-.46 In the niornlng offers splendid oppor tunity to men and women, boys and (jiils of all ages to study together under efficient leadership,' the Bible story. A kindly and urgent Invita tion extended to all who are not at somo service elsewhere. Christian Endeavorers find tlie 0:30 o'clock program full of helpful sug gestions for . Christian living and work. , Ttoung people are Invited. . i Wrst .'lirlKt of ClirlKt Neleiiflst Plrst arid Washington) , , Services are held at 11 a. m. fol lowing Sunday school at 0:45. Ser vices . also are held at 8 p. m. Wed nesday evenings. The reading room In the West-Jacobsen building Is open dally, from I to 4:30 p. m. t Tie, subject of the Sunday service will be "Soul". ' The golden ' text - Is: "My soul thlrsteth for Qod, for the living Clod" (Ps. 4a:2). - : :, ; , Aniopg the citations which com prise the lesson-sermon Is the fol lowing from the" Bible: "The eyes of the Lord are upon the righteous, and his ears are open unto their cry. The Lord redeemeth the soul of his ser vants: and none of them that trust In him shall be desolate" (Ps. 34: 15. 33). The lesson-sermon also Includes the following correlative passage from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health . with Key to the Scrip tures' by Mary Baker Eddy: "It 1b our Ignorance of Ood, the divine Principle, which produces apparent discord, .and the right understanding of Him restores harmony. Truth will at length compel us all to exchango the pleasures and pains of ncnso for the joys of Soul" (u. 390). Flntt Aim hod 1st KplMwpu Church (Spring and Fourth) Tlio Sunday school begins at 0:45 with the worship servico In all the departments followed by the lesson study period. Every minute Is filled with Interesting and helpful exorclso. M. ,L. Whitney Is the superintendent. At the morning worship service at 11. o'clock, besides the congregational Singing, the special muslo will be provided by the Misses Prsser. The pastor will speak on the subject: "The Mastery of Jesus," .The Epworth Leagues will have their devotional and discussion meet ing at, seven o'clock. Isliiml city Community Church' There will be tlie regular Sunday services at tlio Island City Commun ity church with the morning preach ing' service (beginning at 0:45. The pastor will speak, on the "Mastery of Jesus" and tills service will .be fol lowed at 10:45 with the Sunday school. The school Is being quite well attended and regularity of your attendance is urged. Central Church of Christ ( Pennsylvania Avenue) All regular services were xesumtd at tile Centra! Church of Christ last Sunday when large audiences greeted the pastor after his vacation month. Nearly 200 persons' were In the Bible school, and there were splendid audi ences at both morning and evening CLAIMS of the qualities of various gasolines are confusing. Therefore we feel that you, who use 76, should know the facts. Nineteen months ago the Union Oil Company commenced marketing its superior anti- knock gasoline, 76, with an octane rating beyond any competing motor fuel. Three times during the last year and a half the Union Oil Company has improved the per formance of 76 setting new yardsticks of qual ity for 76 competition. The company maintains one of the finest of research laboratories and is continuously working for the improvement of the qualities of the products which it markets. (Nineteen months ago at the inception of 76, we told you It was the finest uniform anti knock motor fuel ever offered and we assure our own patrons that this statement Is true today. UNION OWNED sermons, It, Is reported. Rehearsals and special plans have been, hela this week to insure Interesting services for next Sunday. Tlie Bible school un der the . general direction . of Miss Dorothy Sinutz meets at 0:45 a. m. and offers class Instruction in tlie Bible to till who care fo attend, j , At ll a. in. tlie communion service Is the center around which the. wor ship of ihe chufcli Is built. All Clirls tlans are prtvlledged to -liave port In tills "breaking of bread." The choir will slug an anthem. The pastor, Rev. Paul Do F. Mortlniorc, will preach at tlie . morning hour, using the topic, "Fellowship." The young people of the church enjoy tlie Christian Endeavor Bervloe which begins at 6:45 p. m. Plans are already under way for .the new sea son's work, and the young folks' lead ers extend an Invitation, to all youth who will to attend their services. . The populor Sunday evening sar vlce will be held at 8 o'clock with all of the regular features. The orchestra has rehearsed and will present sev eral numbers in a prelude concert. Congregational singing also wtil be featured. The pastor wlil speak again at this service, using the tciplc, "A Good Testimonial." The public Is cor dially Invited to all services. Sermonette waiter! by ( , Harriet R. MacDonald "A PHAYKR FOR VACATIONS" Loving Father, who didst make this earth so fair. Open our eyes to see its wonders and our hearts to feel its beauty. In our days of refreshment and recreation draw us nearer to Thee through the things whiQli. Thou . hast to users of OIL COMPANY BY OVER 20,000 AMERICANS made. May the Joy of Thy sunshine, the quiet ot Thy forests. Uie mur- ....... .....x,.,.., and the stead- fast strength of Thine everlasting hills teach us the deep secret oi iny Calm our fretful spirits. Deepen the current of our shallow Uvea. Renew In us faith and courage, physical strength and spiritual vision, that we may know ourselves to be safely held In Thy strong hands, and may Joyful ly conform our lives to Thy great purposes. From this life, so near to nature's heart, may we drink. In new strength to help us reach the restless hearts of men. dive us Thy secret and the pow er to share It with our fellows; that wo may go back to the world and Its duties stronger, simpler, sweeter; and may thus become moro worthy mes sengers of Him who saw His Father's goodness in the sparrow's flljght, and His Father's love In the beauty which clothes. the lilies of the field. We ask It for His dear sake: Amen. Bishop Burleson. AinfF. WRITTEN IN 1884 FOVNb While working on the state high way commission oiling crew at Burns recently. .Stanley Cayman, 2802 Greenwood street, found a note writ ten in 1884. Just 40 years ago. What he prizes most about the note Is Its excellent state of preservation.. u was dated Oct. 21, 1884 and ,sald: "Mr, A. Rlzeor: Please pay to El Bland the 50, due me on the horse I sold you and oblige, . Charlie Zell." Mr. Dayman does not know or know of any of the trio mentioned In the note, which was found near an old building which was being Jcazcd NOW SEVEN PREMIUM QUALITIES Today 76 gives you octane leadership by supplying the greatest possible number bf natural anti-knock fractions and in addition offers you seven premium qualities at rid extra cost. . As evidence of our faith in these qualities we continue the guarantee first printed nineteen months ago. - OUR GUARANTEE If, after you try 10 gallons of 76, you do not recognize art improvement over any non premium gasoline you have used just return your receipt and we will refund the amount of your purc.has& tri cash; THE UNION OIL COMPANY has signed the President's Re-employment Agreement and u ill ofx?rntc under its provisions Friday, August 11, 1933 The Sunday School Lesson in Rhyme Uy Carlos A. I'luiumer THE SON. 8CK LES. 11 RHYME 0 P "HANNAH" . 1 Samuel 1:1-3:21, We see In Hannah, true . and good, A woman most devout; Example of true motherhood, And faith that knows no doubt. Blie had a-home with plenty blessed; A husband's lova and care; And yet her heart depressed: was much One thing , was lacking there. She had no' little child to love, . To mother hearts' so dear: , X soil she asked) of Ood above, Her mother-heart' to' cheer. t -. . '.. . "O Lord, this Is my solemn pita: If Thou a son wilt give. He shall be given back to Thee As long as he shall live!" A son was born, l'ri course of .time, And Hannabs heart was giacl: ,. She tang her hymn of .praise' sublime, And wus no longer sad. While he was yet of tender age, She gave hlni to the Lord; That he might In His work enjaje; And thus she kept her word. The Lord gave her, three other ions. And little daughters two; . She dearly loved her little biles'. And was a mother true. Members of the University of Wash ington anatomy class were drafted to help preserve the skeleton of Tusko. elephant whose hide and bones weigh nearly three tons, . .. . , ,, VNFIA ' MIHB1R w Wi DO OIM MJIT 0
