La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 23, 1934, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four Local Churches Make Plans Tor Palm Sunday Observance ;.Maiv 25 Good Friday oft Mar. 30 and Easter Sunday April 1; ' -., Churches throughout the Ia armicle. wcnmunlty arc.ninklng prep arations lor the obnarvanco.of Palm Bunday on March 25, and alo the f following week which If ,Holy week, j terminating in Good Friday on Vie ' 30th, before Easter Sunday' the flnjt . of April. V t Programs Include: j rnwhytwJujif crbiircli ( ' (Sixth and Washington) Palm Sunday Is the last Sunday, In Lent, the first day of Holy wp(;K iul the Sunday Immediately preceding ' Easter. It commemorates our Iwrdu ; triumphal entry into Jerusalem, oc ; oompanled by tno multitude who i greeted Him with hosannas, waving palm branches and scattering, them , before Him. as predicted by the prophet Zee hart ah 600 years before, and Joyfully remembered 2000 years alter. "Th6 triumphal procession of ; Christ Is still going on. Already It ' numbers countless millions, who : Jiiive cast their talenU. their money, their time, all that they possess, bo fore Him, to aid His cause, and haj eii His second coming. To glve prop er recognition to this Holy day. tho Sunday morning1 11:00 o'clock ser , vlco has .beeti' arranged around tljt ' .thoughV-flftW tho tnjmfitor,. bringing tlio Palm Sunday mcssngo based on the thought of 'j'The Big Kingdom!" Members of tho . Order of Rain bow for Girls, will attend, the flervlec In a body and will occupy a. reserved section In the auditorium. Appro priate mimic will bo rendered by the choir, and Ralph Qelbol, baritone, will slngfV.fliei ataWt!! . Bible school at 6:46 offers oppor tunlty or-all ogea ,to ..study, .the truths and counsel of the Holy Book, with others of like ago nucl under the Instruction of competent teachers. Younff Peoples Forum at 5:00 p. m. and Christian Endeavor; at 0:30 p, jrj. offer interesting programs and enjoy able fellowship tja thaw of above high school age ' and those of high j school ago resucctlvely. All are in- Church or Our J.inJy of dim Valley (Rev. Thomas J. .Brady, A. iM- Ph. D., Pastor) Next Sunday will bo Palm Sunday and the masses an that day will bo at 8 and at 10 o'clock, with tho pas tor conducting; both services. Owing to tho length of the services prescrib ed by ihe ritual for Polm Sunday there- will, bo no sermon at , either mass. .Tho termon tho day will be preached in ilw .evening at 7:30 by tho paatpr. During, the masses the dospel con cerning the Passion of Christ will bo road In English. Tho blessing; of tha palms will take plac before the 10 o'clock mass. Alter tho blessing their distribution will, take place and the second mass will proceed, , : In tho evening at 7 ;30, there will ho rosary, litany, prnyera and Bene Jlctlon of the Blessed Sorj-amont, Palm Sunday Initiates Holy Week. Tho ..children who. have not made their first communion and also those who liavo nop been confirmed will t have instructions n catechism next Saturday In the Lady Chapel at 10 o'clock inj tho morning. t. t On Tuesday. TJuirsuny and Satur day tliero will bo special choir re hearsal, of the children who belong to the cliorua that will sing diirimr the 6 o'clock mass on Easter Sunday morning., .These rehcaruals will, take place in tho Lntly Chapel it 0:4fi p. m. sharp, and last one half hour. Tho choir will ;bo dirccM by ,tho Jator. All classes .of people are welcotnb to assist at all services taking place In tho cnthollq church, . , ,' , ; (These church notices are official, and they will not bo changed In any particular). First MtUhfHllst rplscop.il Chimli (Spring and Fourth) This Is Palm Sunday, only one week until Easter and all the ser vices will b rich in their signifi cance for those who bcllevo in the message of Easter. There will he spe cial appropriate music provided by the chorus choir directed by Paxil Knautz. The sermon subject for the morning worship nt 11 o'clock will be "Men's Greatest Motlvos" und jfor the evening service at 7:30 the sub ject will be "The Heroism of Despair." The church Sunday school will meet nt th regular hour of 9:45 and the Epworth League will meet at 0:30 In the evening. JS)ecial services every nlcht of Holy week except Saturday at 7:30. Thcne services are planned for' their wor shipful values ami are open to nil who desire to make tula meaningful period of greatest significance to their Clu-lstlan experience. Church nf the Nuzamte Sunday school Is nt 0:4J a. m. nnd the morning worship bet ins at 11, ending at noon. N. Y. P. a. meets nt 0:45 p. m. and the evangelistic ser vice, with liv. Josiah Ttirker in charge, begins at 7:3 o'clock In the evening. Island City Community Church Tlio morning preaching mu-vire at tho regular 0:45 hour will 1k in charge of the pastor, Kev. ' W. H. Jlertzog, who will speak on the sub ject "Memory, Loyally, nnd Apprecla livcneav" The Sunday school will meet following tlio preaching service at 10:45. All in the community are urged to attend these services. First Church or Christ, Scientist (First and Washington) This church holds cervices at It a. m.. following Sunday school at 0:45 o'clock. Wednesday evening meeting are at 8 o'clock and the rending room In the West-Jocohsen building is o;en from 1 :30 to 5 p m. daily. The subject of Sunday's service will bo "Matter." NEWS of tKe CHURCHES . Among the citations which com prise the lesson-sermon is the fol lowing from the Bible: "They shall bo as tho morning cloud, and na the early dew that posseth away, as the chaff that Is driven with the whirl wind out of the floor, mid , a i the smoke out of the chimney. Yet J. am the Lord thy God Xrom the land of Eyypt, and thou nhalt know no g9d .but,. me: ir ,wiyit; - o. aside m'-i" '(Hosea 13:3. ).. " The lesson-sermon also Includes the following correlative passiges (rem the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with. Key to the Scriptures," by ' Mary Baker Eddy: "Mutter does not cxprctw Spirit. God ; Is infinite omnlpmient Spirit., If Spirit Is all and la everywhere, what and where is matter?" . Noj,nmg we cp.ii say or believe regarding matter is Immortal, for matter is temporal and in therefore a mortal phenomen on, a human concept,, scmothnan beautiful, always erroneous", (pp. 23, 277). r v, w t ,- i , 'Mm KiiRllhh Lutheran Chiireh '- (M avenue near Fourth) Palm Sunday, will be celebrated -wlWi jUttlng Scripture Jessons, fciul tho sermoiv will be .vjfosanno, Jn tho Hlahcst .: The choir will, sing the aervlce, and Mijdred lofman and Edith Lovail will nrescnt a duet. J.ne service begins at 11:00 a. m., and alt who wish to attend will be coruiauy welcomed. ,t, i , .. . -. Sunday school convenes for wor ship and Btudyet 0;4G. The children are. preparing a program ,Eusu.r Day1' to be given nexi Sunday. : . Atarlon Gehring will lead the Lu thy League meeting Sunday evening at 7:00 o'ejock... discussing the topic, "Missionary; Hymns " After the reg ular devotional meeting, , Ruth Den ton w)U present tlio fifth chapter; of the MJimlon etudy book, "From Over the Border,' , Tho congregation will observe Good Friday with a special service in tho church at 7:30 p. m. All are urged to attend this ve.se service to conuncjnornto the crucifixion of the Savior. t: . '," . . ,-: i. . , St. Peter's Chureli (K)l-coi;il) (pQiu-th street at O) ( Holy cojnnuinlon Is at 8 and Sun dayj school at 9:45 a. m. followed by morning prayer with sermon at 11 o'clock. Tlio musical program for trift morning service follows: prelude "! Minor', by Chopin, offertory "Tho Palms,! duet y Miss Vertia. Feleer and H.-. W. Guthrie; and poutludo. "OortegoV by Marchot. Young). Peo pltj' . Fellowship at 0:30 p. m. proi" codet( the evening prayer and medita tion nt 7:30 o'clock. Th peioonal religion class meets at 3 p. m. Monday in irthe cliapel. Holy communion nt 8 and ou od-. dress on "Symbollfiin" at- 10 a. m, arb announced for next Thursday. . riOKrcl Mission t; Sunday services follow: Sunday school at 0:46 a. m., morning service at, 11:00; young people's meeting at 6:45 p. m., and evening service of evangelism at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Holm, tlio evangelist, will speak on "The Soon Coming Rapture, of tho Bride of Olirist and God Terrible Judg ment That Will Follow." Week-night services will continue each night except Saturday, the meetings beginning at 7:30 o'clock, , All are Invited to theso services. HtipllKt Church (Slvth and Spring) At tho , Baptist church Sunday morning, the pastor will tako as his subject "The Spirit or Clirlst." An anthem, "Just , As I Am" by , Parks. wll( bo sung by, tho choir. Tho sub ject of tho evening orimon will be "Sowing Olid. Heaping." - .The toplp for the young people's discussion Is "Wl'int Does Jesus Re ijulro or Us?" Eulalln, Edwards will bo tho lender. t ". ' . There has been a fine Increase In Bible school attendance. J. JortliUU Is tho efficient superintendent. A suit nbto class will be provided for any ono lu attendance. Any not attend ing elsewhere are cordially Invited to attend hero. Hours of services nro: Bible school. 0:45; morning preaching service, 11:00: Junior B. Y. P. U.. 0:00; Sen ior B. Y. P. U.. 0:30; evening preach ing service. 7:30; Thursday evening prayer meeting, 7:30. Central Church or Christ (Pennsylvania avenue) SK'clal evangelistic services will continue at tho Central Church of Christ through Holy week and Eas ter, Theso cervices which haw been conducted during tho post week hnv attracted some interest and there havo been several confessions to date. Tho pastor. Itcv. Paul Do F. Marti -more, is doing tho preaching and 1 conducting tho services resisted by I members of the local congregation, j Sunday morning th sermon, In ob scrvam'e of Palm Sunday, will be en titled "Tho Thorn-drowned Klm" j The communion will be served nt 1 this service nnd tho choir will sing a speclnl Palm Sunday anthem. "Pre- 1 pure Ye the Way," by Ellen Jane Lor- j enz. At 0:45 a. m. tho Bible school' Is ' striving for an attendance of 400 for Palm Sunday. This school hns main tained an especially Vlgh attendance, ' record during tho past six months. The goal tor Factor Sunday has been set at 600. which is a considerably p latvei number than hns ever attend- j If You Get Up Niffhtsl l.iiv (lie iiIiiiIiIit Willi jiinlicr on. Iim lni. J:ic. Klush out th Impurities nutl pxcess ! nclriA thnt riuisc itrUntlon, bumlUK :unt frequent desire. JuulM'r oil 1 pleasant to tnke In tlio form of fiUKETS, the Mnililer lnxntlvo. nlno j cuntiUnliiff Burhu lenves, etc. Worku on the bhulder Mtnllnr to cnslor oil ; on the bowels. Get n 25c box from nny limn store. After four dnys If not rellevcil of "Retllng up nlithUi" ; uo back niul Ket your money. If you i nre bothered with biickrtehe or leK : pitlns CHUHed from blatltler dlsordcrx ' you iire bound to feci better after this tlu.xhlntr nnd you (?et your wku lur Bleep. Uukcta Ku.ntecri by Moon Dru Co. 0 Adv. LA e4 this, Bible school. The . evangelistic service Sunday evening Is expected to attract a ca pacity audience to hear the minister preach cm the subject of "Our Lord's Unanswered Prayer." There will be a prelude by the orchestra and con gregational singing of favorite hymns. Pictures showing tho "Life of Christ" will bo shown on the screen at the beginning of the service. There will be services every night during tho coming week except Saturday night. Thd public is cordially invited to all of theso services. Tlx; Salvation Army (211 Fir street) Saturday night Captain Rcdy will speak on "Cursing the Barren Fig Tree." the first of a series of talks on Important vents leading up to the Cruflfiylon nnd burial of our Lord and Saviour. ' Sunday Jj:00 n. m. Holiness meet ing. ' . . 2:30 p. m, Sunday school. A worm welcome is extended to all. . 0:30 Y. J.. Legion, Jack Brown will have charge. The nubject for the evening 1 "Tho. Oracle in The ' Wil derness." ,,' ; 7:30 Salvation rally during which the captain will deliver a special message- for Palm Sunday, "Christ's Tri umphal Entry." Publip services during the week on Tuesday, Thursqay, Friday and, Sat urday. . A specia) 'Easter program will bo given by tho' young people ','911 Eister day. '; 1 All are welcome to these services. M. E. ChiinJi South Sunday school at tho usual hour, 0:45 a. m., with clauses for all and an Invitation to all. , . " . Preaching by tho pastor. Rev. A. J. Starmer Is scheduled both inoni ing at 11 o'clock and evening; 'at 7:30 o'clock. - , Epworth League meets at 0:30 p. m. The Sunday School ! Lesson1 in Rhyme By Carlos A, Plnmmer HEVIEW "The Gospel of tho Kingdom," Is subject of reviews First half of six months' lesson,? in "Gospel of MnJliew. Tlieyl start with 'birth of Jesus In ancient Bethlehem, And much about lls Kingdom vWo learned ,i(i 'residing, them. Ho was baptized In Jordon, ' According to His plan; And after He was tempted, His ministry began. Ho spread, tho gospel's glory O'er all that darkened land, Announcing Heaven's Kingdom That was so close at hand. He healed tho; sick and stiff 'ring Of all Infirmity; Expelled tho evil spirits; And set sin's captives free. "- 1 Ho sent thc twelve apostles God's Kingdom to proclaim. And heal, and cast out demons, In His almighty ixamo. Sermonette '"'"'Edited by Harriet R. MacDonald I was glad when they said un to me "Let us go into the house of th Lord. Psalm 122-1. Why do wo go to church? Why should wo go to church? What prin ciple is involved? What benefits are derived from it? What uses served by it? What does it "profit" tis? Wlmt makejt it worth while? Do you habitually absent yourself from the hoie or God, It la not long before tho memory of It fades and your reverence for It and its holy uses is gono from your llfel Enter upon tho tcrvlco with such attitude, with such mind nnd under- TWO THINGS A USED CAR? -GEE, HOW DO you KNOW WHAT'S INSIDE "1 OF IT? -J UKMKMliEU an important t'oitturo of any used J. car is tho dt'aler you buy it of. 2 REMEMBER The puarantee of a resnonsihle dealer stands Imek of the used ear vou luiv from M. J. Coss. . 19:V2 V-8 Coupe driven less than 7001) miels. 10110 Ford Tudor Sedan VX2 Ford Tudor Sedan UKl Studehakei' Dietator 8 Sedan "liuying Safely Moans Kuying of a Reliable Dealer" P" W GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. SpanishPrince ' Seriously III The Spanish I'rinco of tho AsluriaK, cldfHt son of former King Alfonso of .Spain, is re ported critically ill with tho grip in a Paris hotel. Ilo Is lining nursed by li lu' Ciilmn . hridn, Tor whom I10 relin (julshcd his royal rights when they were wed last Juno. standiiig, with such ideal nnd desire and tho angels draw near. In this attitude hear th, readings from the Word that will open heaven to you. In this spirit pray humbly and earn estly, searching your heart.' In this spirit sing joyously and triumphant ly ind hot how the very hallelulas, of heaveji come down to Respond. And this you feel, you realize; you nro part of it and It 1h part of you; you are not conscious of it, but there is more the remnant of it 'tho Lord treasures up for your eternal use. Let us put away all sense of duty in our churchgolng. Let us go to th houso of the Lord "with rejoicing.' "Praise hia nam with tluinksglving." "Bow' down before him and he will enlarge thy soul with utrength in, thine heart." "Bless his nam his truth shall be in thine inward part." "Stand in his courts, and his peace shall bo upon thee.'' P. G. : STATE OP OIti:dON MILK CONTROL HOAItll OF OltEttOX 425 flayer Bldg., Portland, Ore., March 10, 1934. I OFFICIAL OltDLIt NO. 30 In tho matter of establishing uni form temporary minimum prices for buying and selling of milk and cream in tho market areas of Union county, nnd defining the limits of tho milk shed within said county Such Investigations and proofs as tho emergency permits, having been made and public hearing having been held after reasonable notice to tho public generally through newspapers, letters and otherwise, and due delib eration having been given, It Is here by ordered that until further notice tho following temporary provisions shall govern exsluslvely the mini mum prices to bo charged In. tliO Bale of id! ' grades of market irUlkajid, cream by milk dealers in the market areas of Union County, Oregon, f Milk and Cream Prices 1. Tho price to be paid producers shall bo $1 .05 per hundred-weight. A'o fat test, f.o.b market with a dif ferential of 4c ' for each one-tenth point over or under 4. Minimum Minimum Milk Wholesale itetull ; Quarts 8c 10c Pints 6c Oc Half-pints 3c (Except to school cafeterias which may bo 2'ac per half pint) Gallon, In cans.... 30c 35c Tiihln Cream (20 -22 B. F.) Half-pinta . 10c , 13o Pints lBo 21c Quarts 30c 35c Gallons $1.15 Whipping Creum (30-33 B. P.) Half-pints 12c 14c Pint 23c 20c Quarts 45o 50c Gallons- $1.80 Mithn Milk Quarts 4c 5c TO REMEMBER- DON'T HAVE TO WHEN I KNOW WHAT'S IN BACK Jtj T" arm -t & Sard Oullons .. tmt . loo . , 16o .. HulU'rnillk ' Quarta 4c 6c CHlllons 0s 10o Uulf;urlall Half-ptntA 4c 6c Plnta - 7o ; 8c Quarts . , 8a lOo Gallons ... . 300 1 36o Xo Further Kncouruge Coiwuniptlon . ' " ' 'of Milk' . ". (Retail Dally doorstep delivery, 4 milk) 1 to 3 quarts . 10c 4 quarts ... . 37c 3 quartp and bar-pln coin-. , . merclal cream ..t... 40c 3 quarts and. ball-pint whip- . ping cream . 41o 6 quiirti) ...t.. ..... 46c 4 quarts and ' half-pint com mercial cream , 49c 4 quarts and half-pint whip ping cream ......... 60o 6 quarta and half-pint whlp- - ping cream 69c 5 quarts and half -pint com- : merclal oream a.... . 68c 8 quarts or more at wholesale price. . a. All the above prices are based on 4 milk. For each point buttor fat in milk raised above 4 butter, fut the price shall be increased lo per quart, o per pint or half -pint. All milk from legal to 4.3 will take prlco of 4; over 4.3 and not over 6.2S takes price of 6 milk. Aver age of test on 30-day period. i q. jThe term Vmllk1'-means fluid milk and the term "cream", means sweet crqam both sold for human consumption m fluid form. All cream over 22 and under 30 at 80 per point above table cream gal lon price, and 60 u point over whip ping cream gallon price for all cream over 33. ' ',' ,'.'", . ". ;,'.; 4. No cash discounts, trading stamps, rebates, unusual extensions of credit,, gratuities or free servloe of any nature sliall In any way enter into t,he sale or' purchase of. milk or creiun . in Union county', imder this :?.., ' " ; ," ,:,',' ', 6. Plstrlbutors shall charge for bottles at the rate of fc at) wholesale stops, and the same amount allowed Upon 'their return. No dealer will be permitted to glvo credit f or . more empty bottles than he delivered to thfl'stop;" and he shall, charge 6c for each bottle that the stop fulls to re turn,.' '- , ' ' '.' 6. The use of any type or design of . milk or cream bottle cap other than the standard fiat disc cap now In general use shall require the. ad ditional minimum charge of lo per bottle. - ', " ;. . 7. Under the Milk Control Law every milk dealer Is required to op e,rato under ja license granted by the Board. The term "milk dealer" means any person who purchases or handles milk within this state or sells milk within tho state for sale in this state, or sells milk within the state! except when ' consumed on the premises where sold, A producer who delivers milk only to a milk dealer shall not bo deemed a "milk dealer." - B.: Milk treated mechanically by any process other than pasteuriza tion, shall be sold on the basis ofl lc per quart,' pint or half-pint above the regular prices established In this order. ? Market Areas and Milk Shells 0. . For the purpose of selling milk and cream, the market areas In Union County, Oregon, shall be that area lying within the, city, town and com munity limits of thS'-various incor porated and . unincorporated cities. towns and communities, together with that territory extending within 1 mile of the city, 'town und com munity limits of the various Incor porated and unincorporated cities, towns, and communities. . ' For the purpose of supplying milk and cream In the above described market areas the boundaries of the milk sheds are hereby set as tho city, town and community limits of the various incorporated and. unincor porated cities, towns and commun ities of Union County, together with those producers who wero : actually shipping market milk or "creami Into said areas on Deo. 16, 1033. This order shall become effective 12:01 a.'m., Sunday, April X, 1934. Charge accounts dating from March 1, 1934, may be billed at prices set In this order. 0: '" '- ' '1 OREGON MILK CONTROL BOARD, E. Q. Harlan, chairman, O. M. Plummer. , Burge W. Mason 3-23-lt Accept this ! Thrilling Gift HELENA RUBINSTEIN offers her Powder-Rouge Package 10 that you can ex perience the beauty, the ben efits of her 'pure qosmetici. You purchase, the dollar box of powder. The dollar size rouge is complimentary. Your choice of two flattering com binations: If you are brunette Red Raspberry rouge and Rachel powder. For blondes 1 Red Geranium rouge and Peachbloom. powder.. Both powders come in textures for normal and oily and for dry sJtin. The gift time is limited, so come quickly for yours. First Steps to Beauty: " Set of Helena Rubinstein's pore purifying wash, Beauty Grains revitalizing Pasteur ized Face Cream (or Pasteur ized Face.; Cream Special). Both Sn special, sizes, 1 .00. Sets for normal and oily skin, end for dry skin. Regular sizes of each preparation,. (.00. Glass Drugs, Inc. ORE. FIND IT HERE Copy fur this Column most ' , be In by . m. KIXXH You will save your hands, much time, . the finish of your woodwork, and much expense If you . wljl lise CLEA-NAiiL for your spring house cleaning. Get this at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. ' ' ' 3-23-t f. Permanent waves 1.75, Finger waves, wef, ,36c: dry, 50c. Bob Shop. Phoiie Main 577. ,. , 3-23-2 t. Presbyterian Rummage Sale, church basement. Saturday, Marcli24, 9 a. m. ' . 1 . .3-2,3-1 t. Cabbage plants and pansy plants are now ready. This is the best time to sot them out. ; Cherry's Florists, Inc. - .... ., , 3-82-t f. Ask us how to obtain an $6.60 guaranteed Hammond Electric clock for S2.39. Moon Drug Co. 3-17-tf La Grande Country Club Dry Box Factory Wood. Large truck load delivered $5.50, "per load. Tele phone orders collect. ' Pondosa Pine Lumber Co., Elglni Ore.' 3-22-2 t. Kl'MMAtiK SALE La Grande Hotel SATURDAY, MAjtCH ',3-19-11 tp Lady Esther Toiletries at Moon Drug Co. ' ' 3-17-tf SCHOOL CHILDREN You can get scratch paper for school at the Observer. Now 3 pads 60. :. r . v- ' :: . oii4.t f. Crazy Crystal at Moon Drug Co. 3-17-tf Nyal Anacld Powder for stomach troubles, 60c. Moon Drug Co. 3-17 tf SPECIAL 32-plece sots of fine' dlnnerware on Special Sate now for only $3.48 at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop.' It will pay you, to see thse If 'you are In need of a. dinner or breakfast set. Tw .pew' attractive open stock 'pat tern's, 'are being: featured, on this spe clai' now at 'Richardson's,; Art and qiff Shop."'' "' ' " ' 3-23-f . COOKED FOQP oA l LI KL1A1 The Womens Home League of tho Salvation Army are planning numer ous activities for' the spring' season. The first bf these Is, the cooked fpojl sal,e which the women will JioldaJ the Community store tomorrow,5 WATCH REPAIRING Pocket Watches Cleaned '' $t.G0 Main Springs 1.50 " Satisfaction Guaranteed. Guthrie's 1108 Adams Ave: Through the critical years our Electric Refrigerator keeps Ms food safe, fresh and wholesome " j TOW well I remember the words of JFjL baby's docton'The food and drink of your children are the materials , of ' -which their growing bodies are made. Keep ah eye on their milk be certain it is. pure, safe always fresh. Keep an 'eye on every single item of their food. Baby digestions are easily upset.' "Eo you wonder that I 'insisted on ' adequate refrigeration in our home? And ' what a real investment I have found our electric refrigerator! With its automatic cold temperature I never have to worry INVEST .tv fr IN AN 1 IUCTRIC II VRSFRlCtHATOM' Cunningham Sets ,. it w 7 New Canadian mai n. HAMILTON. Ont Mar. 23 OB Glenn Cunningham, the durable Kan san who cracked the world Indoor n- um.h'hls 4:08.4 perform ance last Saturday,' feday had the Canadian record for l.oou y" " add to his collection. i Cunningham was clocked In 3:12.2 as' ho ran away from Phil Edwards, .v.- u,mii,n tiMrro veteran. In tne featured event at the 01st Highland ers meet. ; - .' 1 . ' . .. . 1 Shelton Candidate I ' For Secretaryship l ...... 'li it (li 'fl Mri SALEM, Mar. 23 Joe E. Shel ton, of Portland, former newspaper publisher of Eugene,, filed with. the secretary, of suts lus declara tion of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for secretary ot stave Ol'ARANTKED' GOODYEAR SPEEDWA 'Hp A ftood lire price) low GOODYEAR PATHFINDER ' Up '. ' Iflch quality mvjlum-prlcrd 11 iKj.mi wk-ws 11 s r w :$4.ic mm ' ''$5.70 ft prlieV lulijc tbcirinBc Wltliout notice and "to anyState lafei tax FATLAND & SIMS Road' Service tlionet'jVLaiiV'l65 , Adams & Greenwood . ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION BUREAU " ' ' See Your Dealer or the r ! -' '' EASTERN OREGON LIGHT 8 POWER CO. Friday, March 23, 193-H IDLE SWEDISH SEAMEN STDY; j STOCKHOLM W' BAM oaUoneiJ classes. Including courses In English. are being arranged for unemployed) Swedlsfi seamen. The scheme le part, of a, general effort tot fill th time gt( Sweden's unemployed profitably s I We trust that all will now be well with higher education In Oregon, the; salaries of football coaches having been raised at Eugene and Corvallle. "BUS SERVICE 'if, r - : rr - '-'? For WALLOWA, ENTERPR1SB, JOSEPH and Way Polnti;t.ti Leave La Grande, Doily 4:10 P. M. For PENDLETON, Wy Leave La Grande, Dally' u v 1030, A.: U. v,'. V. P. Stage Depot, 1308 Adams , , Phone MAIN. $; ; Ha. It isn't throwing away money . ..... r . . . , TO THROW AWAY OLD T!PE JHEIE DAYS '. .V v BEFORE YOU can get the few dimes' worth of remaining mileage out of bid tires, new tires art likely to advance in price more than what you ' "save" . . . What's more, new Goodyears give ypu safety, traction, freedom from puncture-expense . . .Come in, see the real "buys" we have in your size; " 1 ' ' ' a moment about thc wholesomeness of the children's food or milk. And (01 alibi us it is a never-ending source of pleasure and stimulator of thrift I often wonderwhy anyone should try toget along withoutbrie!" Consider quality above price when buying an electric refrigerator. Select one adequate to your family needs. A good rule is to provide 2 cubic feet of refrigerator ca pacity for each member of your household. ' You can buy an electric refriger. ator on the easiest terms! '-