La Grande evening observer., July 20, 1934, Image 8

Friday, July 20j 1931
f.'A" HTtANDE EVENTNO nnSTRVTlTl. f,A CRANPR ORE.
Church Itokmiiim
For Next tfundav
In This Disdiot
JMmv CiinfiMcnre Yeiir In
' ltt'Rin ill Mn Until ImI
Cluuvli SimiIIi; Oilier
l'l'iinriuiiH Aimmineeil.
Plimmnu tor Tj (lunula illllti'lir
(in- Hiiiulity Inrlml Hi fnllnwl in:
, I!. I'linnli Miuilli
(I'ollinl- Mr mill U
eiiinilny chii nt 10 o m. with
rliiiuw lm nil, nml tnmii'lilim lv tlir
liiulni, llrv. A .1 Htnimi'l, liolli m ' ii
l nml pvoiihw Tim will l l'
mm Mnniliiy In the mm cnmnii-iun
yi'HV, "We luipn nvmy inemtii-i- nml
lilpml if tlio lillivli will Im iinnl
an roil trrniiKX i niKanlriiw
wiiik tin nmitlii'i' ynnl-." tli pmitm
titlllt'R.
Rvuvyoiif l ".nnlly Inutril
tljillt i'llllll'll
lMtilt nun Huthl
At I'm Until tat rhuirh Hunilny
tnoinliig. Ill nwt"i, Hnv. V Mnirim
(tiKluin. ii't " a his s'.il')'! '
WoitU t Rleinnl l.Ko" 1 In fl
wilt lni 11m nltlltiMii "('row limn
Almliility Klntt'' y I'umle
The nli)i-rl lit tile pviMihiR m-mum
Will tie "nnnitlrn) nr llnliuT" A hihib
wlUm Will liv-i1i tile neimon
'tile yomiK tie'ijile' toiti tur ill"
rliHHtun -will lie "Tile WM llinik 1
ttnve Hcnit Thl Yum."
Itimn of wtvlrwi eve Whin mhonl,
0 4,v im,miiin imhl, II on. yottnii
inliV mretlnii, 1 00; fveiillin wor
ship. 8.1X1; TlHlmdny evenlln irnyn
ineetliin. fl K.
A cnittnl Invitation to any ov ml
thiee ml virus In extflitrrt to ttie
lUllillc
Tlie Knlvntlvm Army
tut I t"tv Wiwll
(ttnnlry Ji'ie h)h; "I'hl litlmillv
mut lie rtetttu'il nfc chilt not the
Otit Tinitnment, not weitein elvt Ira
tlon. mt even the nyitrm bull!
airumrt flim In lh . Imt chrim
Itlmwilt: onrl to lm n OhrlMUvn l to
follow Mini."
T. follow Chilt mrant to leuve OK
khnm nnrt imith'atii'Mlivi mrt t" heep
in oontoct with a imiiw IVwei m
even iv. mt Veiit In i-ontai t with II1"
Viilhir In Ili'M'en We 1- IM wlf
mliirti I.
'Ivili wimt J. wn lo tlw K'irt" will
lie the rntitxln'x ibeet for Bunil iy
evinim.; A mesKiie eittn-1'iniiy tot
V'Oie tntvieted In th.-lv fllttnv ites
tiny I'tl'ev seivhvH I-U'lnde:
8unity; 10;00 . m. Rummy x-hool
Scrmoncltc
Ktlittnl by
Harriot R. MncDonuM
'tvvml In the liwrt with nil
tlilne hrtirt nml h-wn not ttito
thine own niulevntemttott tn
nil thv wnyii kek-iowtevltte Htm
nmt Itv hn itnwt thv (itm
"(ttildnmV H wiixt tint h be
ronie vi'nment In our reiljclou' vo
CAbulnrv It t utrtvHed pttrtu-ulnrlv
tn the Ovfvvxl v'truip Mowment. 'rrw
lde.A o( tl U that It we took tft the
t .M'1 tor KUldanoe w- nhatl vvttninly
vxperlemv x KMldetl lifts ei-en n to
mtnuUvn ileum. Ttie Spirit ! no'
VK irHt into :ii. but It niaVe itn Im
Vxot on xml our reaction to ti
i-MitUuteH our llv.-rmieev Its ten
;letH'V ta toward brtntittttt U Into
harmony with ltt owtr natiu-o ami
puty-oa. 'rih- 'tv ' ot tittioem UN
l Kittdincv. And w r Wins d
by devtoo pathv to the tft is-a-srbte
tMltl'.hlH'lit heavenly ilea
tiny What hAWiu n h coee of
this U-adltis; iletv-mtv on vnrtotn fuc
to. ct'let aiuonn whu-h i the re
actum ou; Attivt M and thous'it.
Ol milOaiu-e wv are not orrtlnartlv
hware, hM the Uvt rvajss-tw ovlt tnv
doiu r;iu't- ta nothms ot a man
maXIm; iiunllty, nothtnii chrrav't-r
bultdl-iv' n oo.-npe'KKl It wv
have dellsnt In the heawntN Uf. the
Wd'nx t nvve dtwt than It our
dt 'lk'ht IN HMHv l.itod woh wtvat I rv
Vi.V to t'..HVH lmV.xt tse tro-ibV-sojiu
evivJ-U'MOe. w'lK-b ivr,!.' X1-
a-e !iKwtlv, u ii.! en-'iTiv. vl-le t.
out ev' 'is t w auta-o'atu to t?if
lord's t'U'iH-.v r.a u Hru atii'ow;
OU; Hvt;o". t!w v.tnoeo i i-vv-r-fal'tn;
- tv M to ;K-tt.vt tH- to'.ti
sV !;v a !-n bi -vilornt v-.-i-axiiiciux-
'vvn dot i; o; on; HV- Is
i;ovKV. a-ui co;i'.r!M tv she IV
VHK' Ovv '.'US'
The Suiuiav Sv'hool
1 osson in Khyme
14 tarK"i a Ptumuref
Uttttt H VKa t:tti'N ItHI'V
t Vta It -"
;' ii: o; vt.",!"'; v-avC' ra?-i-
vi.'' v'-av.-"-. :'.l;v!r rM a
t-e.
at'-.o.,; .'nsV; a-e
v...( ,..v
V': '-: " . .UV, t -v- T''-V'"' ''--''
.-. ("MH.wi t. vie
IM i -'.i-" !n i".vri; o-e.l
',- ., i-i;
' " 't .'V'
I.'-'' : V '-.'. ' '' ' N''- s
lo whh ll peoile nt all e ate In
vited. II OH, llolllirtn IlirellllH; fl 3(1,
V, ! U'ltlr.ll.
Week -day antvlt-ta nil Tlleialny,
I'liiiiadiiy nml "atiudny ut 8 00 ii. in.
A loidlnl In vlt III Iriti la ealendrd ti
nil.
I'entMll I llltn ll III I llllal
ll'enilHylvitnlll Avenltet
lllhle nrlicail nt the t'enlnil t'llllivll
of t'llllnl Will Ih-kIii Hllidnv lit 0:411
n. in Thin aiinail In rhiai'ly Itrniled
nmt aiiiipllea vnlirihle liuiam lor peo-
ill nil Hum Mlia II-lol hv Hmut
la neileriil atlietllltetldeut nt tile
m'hlMll
The latrtl'n Milinir will be i.-bai'l'Ved
liniiii-illiili-ly followhiH the lllhle
Ht'hool aeaslon, 'I'he rllltlrtt eldern
ill n li'iiillnil In thin neivlre illirliiH
Inly, liiKlnnlliK iiroiiiplly nt lllilo n
111. Dlainlhartl fiilluwa t'lla ni'ivlre
Itie public la Ileal Illy Invited to at
tend. Inn Kimllah Lutheran t'liiinli
(M Avenue lleiir liurlhl
The tnotnlntt woiahlp aeivlie, .wttli
A nerimih by the iator, it at II IH
n in. Mia. fhniiea Want will piny
the neniie. A enrdlal liivltathm la
ealenili'd to nil to womhi'p liere
Hunilny artiiiol eonvt'iiea at 0 IS for
woiahlp and the atudv "I the lllhle
llova and nhl will fine! !"",m "i"1
inspiration In ntte idlliR thrae rlnaaen
All ni welrome
llltrnlile llhill anildill Hi honl
ll-'lrat nmt tlivkl
Hnndav 'll'lionl will lmiii nt 1
r.'rliM'k nnd the learnti auhlia-t will
he "telljah Itenra ttod'a Vol. e " At II
o'liork the rhlinh aervhe will huln
Itev twrtoa A lMumnier will aieak
on the auh)e.t "A llourai;et
I'rotlhet " All nre welonle to theae
leivleea
lll-at I hllleh nf I hrlt. IHientlal
ll'irat nnd Waahlnnton)
Hmiiiiiv imirilnu aeivhea Bun-
day niiiail at fl aft, nnd mornluK a.-l -
vloe nt It ovioek Wedneaitav eve
ntnit iniM-tlntta nt ft i Vlia-k The read
liiK na-m In the West .inrohien hulld
in Hi open .tally from 1 10 to It P m
The antit'i ot the nu-mliiK aelMiv
will lie "Ufe."
The KuKlen tet la "An the Father
bath IKe in hlni'i'lt. no liath he jlivn
to the o:i to have n'e m huuaili'
iJohn ft am.
Aniona Ihe rttatloua wali'h eo n
piiaa the tei-aon ernion la the tol
lowuiK fiMill tlie tttble: "I enll heav.-li
nnd earth to rrvord thla dav nKalna:
you. that I have et ta'toiv you lite
aiM death, hteaaniK nnd cui'il'iK
theretoi-e etow tlte thai both thou
nnd thy hivu may hie" ilVut (to ill I
The leaoii-aerni(m alio tmilid -a
the fotlowniK iMi-ia-laMve paviate.
feom the t'hiiatla t Jtelenia. teathiv.
"!.'lni'e and Health With Key to the
rt-iiplmea." bv Mirv Itnker 1MIV
We all mini learn that I ire a. o
Ttila tienee teachea man that
Ood la the only lite, and that thl
Ufe la Truth and love, that Hot la
to Is- vnnlerit.avi, adored, ant di-in-onitrated.
that div.ne 'IVuth east,
out suppositional envi and liealx the
ah'k ' ipp aim 'l
thiua-lv ot Our lam ! I'"" alley
tHev Thoinai J tv Inady. A M.
I'll O tatori
PervU-ea eoiimvti-d with neat Sun
day will co-ialHt oi' two inioa at R
nmt 8 ahnrp in the morotiw The
paatrM' will peeni-h Rt blh nrvl.v
Mt aro tnvltott
A trtdumn will te opened tn the
eluuvh on Moistav, Julv 'JH. In tionot
ot SValut .Mine, the landuuitier ol
t-tirtat. and ohvv on Julv the
feaut ot Saint .Vine. Week -d iv
on July : 8. S and ! will b.' a:
H oVhS'k ahaiv
tvitealona are heard JViturdxv u'
;enuv!va and eveul"S from 8 to to
o'etiVk nmt from 1 t S P m
!leneotvh no eonfealons wit! In
heatat on iuntava ot holr,ta. ir t-.--toia-
the t oVhvk mft Oooh-woii
will tv heard hetoee the 8 o'eVva
tnaaa
Pia-sbi teriau t'liurvti
ISitti and Wahinvton i I
M',.'lns lllble ett.vl at !'
nuvntixn a."'lev at 11 oYKv-k wit; j
huva- tev f-a ia laarvr o: th,- vi'toi :
i In the puloH dll'lm; the n,'".v o' ;
I the pator Wev .1 Oeoryv v i
j o.imrtel: wilt -on and ttiere wit; tv j
i a aV nu'!ibt to
v hrltian t"h'.leavor meet . a a-i.i :
a o n m i
I . . . . ;
j IS Circuit Judges
; hi Oregon W orkinp '
j On Reduced I'ctijYvt
SWKM .iN IV At 'V- "'r'.S' I
et K v'Tt '! ,".'!:
i t'tlvY, 111 t a S tVl:f"'Vs tS.-
i ivi; i i'r v-f - hv. h
' tljV.aAiV( C' 'V l'l VS-'V v'.'''V V i
! HkVx V X h'.V
i -tn-! V'1 M-iv r'-,-i. .
V M!.t .''s l"lt", 1 H
! !V'tV. t- O IV.vV'Mjf V vi M
vViV V I S v.;
' ' 1aS H! i- TM ''''' "'.1. N -a- h i.'
FI00R WAX
... ".ts-,. j- ' Sc'v'ce o
VV 'V: .'! V -
Homo l.umbor
& Coal Co.
'Silvery Colonulo' Doesn't Wend
Lf'W Juj-
1'., x
r t ' . - f y it j
'. ' tajj".. .''' it "
f '.r 1 ":'! if.J . i I
i'M m. eaW,, .......
llone diy la the ntlulily IMIoindo liver In-low Yliinit. Atir... nllet eteiy
lilt of wntei la dlveili'd lo tin Intnke innnl to aupply t'olinndoii lin
IXiiiil Vnlley with linvely enoimli wnler lo supply domestic iiiui Itve
nhx'lt needs! p:x-foiiitiei.Mniin ritll Hwlmi itcntet) la shown in 111?
sltvnnihtMl where the. wntei noimnlly Is SO reet ilcep. Ho siVtt Irnvt
for Wnsliliiittnn to sa -k relid limtls for the ilroiith-stt token tiwK
mP
I Vie Hrnm-ll, (uimfily ot a Orandi
hut now nt HpoKnup. nnivtt yttt'i
iiy (or ihi- ii'lfhn.Uoti. H- l ft nim
tM ot Ow Hpoknnt Ii-kUm. dtum fova.
whlrh, nvnvi-a thu mointnK
KltMi IN'tipIr lli'lY
Mr. mid Mi. Ht.M.r. of Ondcii, rnlicd
on t hcif non hrvf ntid will ifinain
flutiitK tflrhintum.
Ut lrl hi ml i J ui'W
A T. niotxt nn-iwrt in La Ornl
Thurihv from INulliirvct hud In Vl
KIok t thi tumii ol Ml. nnd Mrs.
IMws on sttrwl,
Hif pnvnun M SI IVum's Kpii- :
x'optil rimiH-h miiHl-iv wilt t ontls. ot
hi ly fonitmiiiloa m H m and tioly
iviMiiunuon wilh si-itiu-a nt U n mi
Ih-re IVoni IS-rt titiul- - j
Mi . ut Mm rnn A I PttVUl, Who
S-tt I n (trnuo the hittei part ol M j
lo m.tke ttu-tr iu:ne h JvUn:l. : J
'ipeiidttiK !tu ftevV. Iumv vhtitms '
irtends hikI nttendiuK hv iN-lehn-
ttoti Mv. lAVUi a veteran cm-!
plovee ol the I'nlon la itw syte!n
VMts Miher- j
Mm. H K Went K vwlthij; tn 1. !
OraiMv duritiK Nf!ehrut- i wil'i i
her mother. trt ThiV"a Wudvv Mrs I
Wisst niHkfi her hyTie t (."otuton. j
Ore !
VlVIH IVvtlHlllt
Mm M V WilVes nnd i1n:htei-.
M Kwenw irtiml Hi t Ornnde
this nuvnUiK 'rom their home st
Vrilnnd titut -tH viii !ierv tlnriiif
the SVinl-tVt.Tomusl aVtehrnl-orx Mt
WllWxvs wns nisdnutevt ('om K O N
Pi June.
Mm. Ida Mirv"tn Inx arrival tn l
Ontiule frtvu hv 1hviy- nt IWtltuid i
stut will sivnd two wvsks hirv visit -inr
he: wistoi, Mrs Ktl KH'.dV.
I
rv Itere- i
Mr anrt Mrv 'n-rlP- Strsvev
iu-x wtvi Wntts. o; l-uHns.
lAit . sr- hous viH-'t' oi Mr anl
Mrs .,xim V Svh-sr. n- 'VV- Vir;!
street, Mm S?:-vr nml Mm Watt'
itXi'sv M-U O.'Hl M.rvri tv the
dims'tlerv oi thv l-i;e Mv ant Mm
,K.-h lKwr t'"u t":i! O!
n(xv o ltH, ana " v i ! Mr
Sv nhomt
Kltx INivots -
Mi h'hI rs H-.-h.it I lo.' ..ll'-'-h.
vM Sill l-l'.VlsS-X r- ViHi" V. I V
v5-MtsV wtr Mv, h vii'fots. Mr
h.u Mrs Ves',' i H-i'v'h M' ana
M'-i S:o!t'i uvm .MxHi up ivtn i
-;-,i0!s,v r,vi t- r'i'!i tn
tn UmmV ivt:i tv-.C Amc !
yi-vh N- rememtvts.t h. M'ss
ii-lii- ttere--
M' tX-vvt Hr.rv. s-d vm Wi'
'"i'.W. rtva M: K'P"1?; v:
(, v . 1 1-. vN ; -t r r ; vevi he -t- "ts.V!1 f --t-
tier's o1 i". h.N(i
' -,: ' Ml s. M'-s O VV He- r
' Vf' H'v aNi v'x'hik her ss
V" M W V ?t v-i M.V-, Hext
LIBERTY
TODAY
ONLY
i,
"ia.Ht.
NKA
' u '
ERSONALS
WiHinmn and MV Roheit (ff. niey
nlrto rxpeet to vtuli relatl-w nt The
lVlleft, f'aiile, Hn PVaneineo and
Krehr.o. On tlieir way up Iwre they
tauivl timUKh Nevada. Atlfona.
IMnh nnd Idaho, nnd Mate that the
Urnndo Romte valley t nn Mtmetive
nil any plat they have yet visited
Mt Mere
Mt AtiKUMl Kohner ts via. ting m
I Ora mle at the home ot Mr ami
Mm. V'loyd Aiu1rPitn. Whe vlrove over
from linker (he fimt ot the week and
Wit aetvmpnntvHl by Mrs l.uthcr
; 8peeln.ni.. Mm Halph Speetinan :iri
I ttauhter. Kathrytt Hftv Mm tn-l
' Mpeslmaii and da u; titer and Mm
I Meitvit Ho.-ul who Will V!U Wit;i
: Mm. Luther S;M'et'iinS i-in-law
! nmt dauyhter, Mr, and Mis W. A
fKsMt-s Ttif-y exptx t to iv.ua in here
I unlit the e.of!ti; cv," the et-tehrnttaTi
i nturlav.
Mt Here
Mm tva St'.. tern nnd son. Jlmmi-.
ntipp4t tn l-a rnnd,- Wevinpiiiv
ntl.t en route to Ohu-avo wtiepi.
ttwy wilt attend the Wo-Id 'a Fatr
They WtrP nests white here of Mr
Kred M Ksddte. also vlsitit with
other friends in the city Mrv SeMer-,
will he r"nemNivd as ttw former
M'.'.v. Iva Heavt. nt one time city U
trrtan ol l Oramte.
M11.1T1.V MKN
ARK IN CAMP
AT PORTLAND
(OoinimH"d Vrom la,;e One t
i ' "
: the tlcvk. neur the city center, and
moved a ervnut ot aKMit ISO man
i ttmt ittdou strike ptokets a bKvk and
: r hntt from the ptem
't'here was no dusoixter n trn X
; Hoe nvet to the wliarw nnd or
I tietvl ttie pl.-kets to retire a sfo
db'taros'.
(JurtnNiuen, tlhst nt '
Ntemiwhlle th' Ortvon nat'onal
i KUHr-dvnen. suvivrtext by riries. hay
f onets. mrti'htne tftms, xmprtnt
; and small howitivm. he!d thensetves
, in tvudinee: (or a quiek dash to the
etsy ahoidd develoiMiwt'tN rovuir
their preeive , '1'tv trww were
1 nKhilUiHt ,ta.st tiU'tit n, orvVr of
! tV'vert'O;' Julius I, Meier to prevent
. low ot Ufe ami bioodheo. shouUt
: v!o!et,ve ovit: during tN ervpts
to iwit the port or PiTtlrt to
1 nuuerv-e ( Id. CruiuV and I'moti
vmnal cviprtiiles were no: onlled
out
i rtilt'viu I itV1!ena,.'m. riv'.ww!
wii r ol the K"oiu'v"k S'hahv
ship ivmr'HUv, dev-lnrevt tixtv "h
(mS; ,-hesiu!e of. all our servio-es will
K' resimwu at 11 fOitst rv-:-;. on
Motu-
Av-';! tninevi';W.v on tX- MsSs
t hl r.r't here wdl be orvo?t.
tN' A"'e'1i',-HHvl!At,. Steavshlp
oomyrt;,v nn-.Ht'tOiHl it wt'i d ' vat eh
t ho stfH-'vr V',eeruu to Fort)rKt
fxp, s.f. yntv .m-.-'- on'.orr'"Ja to Kd
! J i,V t-vv-i o-r eavv fiT tN? en.t
cv.ti ",se ooii;mt;v s ''N
wit;
htt.
THEATRES
tS3 1
wis
TRADE WAR GAIN
AGAINST BRITAIN
SEEN BY JAPAN
. Ill Olnm Itsilih
OSAKA, jrtiwn ifll May, ttie
monlli tn whleh Oient HilUiln lm
pttaed quota ivutt h thvnn on Jn near
U'Mllr impottn Into the U Hted Klns
dont ami Iftltlnh rloni, saw Nip
prn'n eot ton KHdn Pt n new hiKh
record.
Stat int leu puhliKlKvi hy tin Jupan
tVdlon Hplnnei't AMtH-tntion nupport
thi Japnneso isMilentltxi ttmt ttwy
have wretdext fnm llittntn her century-old
lendemhlu In oottt:i textiles
etti-ji. for (tfiM'ntt loi tlie flint ta
pl o vttld e,vmmere.
Ntp(Mu Uhn 11 mt ( ho-h,
1 tun ttie ail van t ne in the flrM
phnse or Ihp AnK'.o-.lnini-Pw trrt
wiir luAUKitntM by Wnltfr Hunot
inau'i tp.iotA nnnimneement, tn claim
ed by Japan.
In May the .tnpn-ie exttM liuluw
try etpoilPd $M .WS.OiX) aqiiar yaixtn
vnlurd nt H4TkVMMH1, aurvn'wlnK the
prevlotu hlKh mark of Mnivh. 1034.
hy 43,tXH,tXX nqumv yards nnd W.-
Atvordlnx to the naoxMnt Ion's flR
nror. Ktliittti export r for May were
l.stYOtVOOO wtinnre ynrda. Hie lowest
tinre kinte Atutut, 1033, the month
in which ttie mmc tide of .tapnn'n
sles pawned, the fnUliiR Brlttah tlK
Uivn. the whole of Jnpnn'n cot
ton ir.yxtn exports were 2.000 floo X1
niliiAre ynrd and Bntnln's 2.031,000.
000. tinliiK In HrlIKh IaiiiN
TndlfHttnK that Lie new British
barriers were Ineffectual, ttie fl;ures
allowed that nonip of Japan's laryost
t; hi us wvee mnde tn British territory,
especially Tndin. the Strait Settle
ment. Australia and South Africa.
FVr the first five months of 10S4
Japan's cotton pood export to the
markets in which companion with
BntAi? has been keenest ln,1ln.
Ohina. Dutch Kant Indies, Afrlrn.
Malayn and Itdi America nmoun;
ed to t03 V- OiW square y:trrt-i
against 47.0Vi.OOO for Oreat Brita'n.
Japan's pains nt Britain's ex-ense
Avre eswMally marked in ttie PuN-h
Indies. Africa, Malnya nnd Cent ml
ATiierlca,
The JapHTie.'ie ncivanop In .he -irw
1 ttHn A merton in M-iy bought 13 61S -n
smaller s,-n!e than In British terri
tories, helped make ttie new record
Ijii'ti America m May homrht I 3ULS,
000 ;p:iHrie yartls of J:inH!ie'o cotton
ckvIs. a new record for that territory.
Unh'h Mini Be.t Mnriet
Jaonn's larvest single market ires
ttie rhiK-h KH.st Tndiew, which boucM
M 43 tVK Mpiare yards This ts llkejv
to be the hl.hwater mnrk for the
Witch, possessions for soiha time,
since new Import restrict lens have
Rone Into effect
Fir the fimt four motuKs of 194
.'apnn's NvnHv; ctton pil exnort
tmde jalnei U per xent over 1A8S.
helm; valued at 42 P00 C-00 as ncalnst
fk-sft 700 O0O for the correspond ItiK t
!W"r? venr.
Ortsen said calling out the troops
1 whs most unfortunat-e, s "ut tills
time the controversy was nearer &
ett!ement Mian nt nny ttnu since
the bev'iunlu; of the strike."
A minor blst whs dtscharyed
shortlv after mUinitit In the area,
in which the tie -load ln opemtions
were beliK conducted todny. PxHce
said proNtbly not more than two
stick's of dvnamite were usel. A hole
eU'tit feet lon: whs torn tn n board
fencx The bomNiijc whs nttributeii
to the lybor strife
Cousrvni've libor leader, while
expres-sively tndicnant over the mo- ;
biUatloii of the VVvcor. national
uarvt for wnterfrom protection, to
day urceri thetr foilovrs to "keep
your (pel ou the cround "
ln 1 ted SfMtes Senator Robert F
Wsjfiw. of New York a conciliator
of lNr dirtiiTe. as he left
by plane for San Frrtnctsco thi
nvxrnuii.: that he had reoeivi j
sumpce. ths htNT wti: remAln x-alm.
at tevst until he has htt time "to
work thinc ou; tr. S-n FTHtictsco."
Tn 0 ACcTlWXTS
HERE THi'RSDAY
Two minor truffle aocixteuCs oo
evirrext 'y3sT.'d: i CVrs driven bv
Mr? J. O K'.inieU h-cL Arnc Suv
v1 cr't 5 ' ! xi or. St' -xice s t ree t . a.n.i
n-K-)i'r?-- d'tx'en bv L C MVrrrietM.i
a:-!C K. FUvh ir. cKfnt
Ai,l'tm Hnrt.x-k N.; or.c whs
GRANADA
KING" OP THE
E
REX'
i i twiiif
jfM
Also
'intov Thrills
ar.d
Cartoon
Admission .
Joyce Kilmer's
Daughter a Nun
Only daughter of Poet Juyco
Kilmer, fdimnl author of
"Tn'es,' who died on a World
War battlefield, Mips Deborah
Kilmer i hown nhove In th
white NHtfn "luldnl pown" in
which she became a nun at St.
.toKfph, Minn. A poet herself.
Mis- Xilnirr will he known as
Sister Michael in the Order of
St. Heiiedlctine.
Rev. Walz Home
From Attending
Synod of Oregon
TRev. J. Oeorge Wnlz returned this
morning from the meeting of ,tbr
Synod of Oregon, holding it annual
meeting at Albany this week. Mr.
I Wal7. as moderator of the synod de
j livered the Annual sermon on Tues
idny morning. Outside speakers were
1 11: . William F. Klein of Philadelphia.
, representing the Board of National
Missions: V)r. Judson Ballard of Occi
dental College: Miss Virginia Mr-
Keiuir of .lapun; Drs. Frank W. Bible
j ond Weston T. Johnson of New York:
' represenling ttie Board of Foreign
Mitsions; Prof. Ourdon C. Oxtoby of
jsan Francisco" Seminary.
Mr, Walsi as chnirman of the Com
jmittiM' on National missions reported
ion the work of the year, announcing
that the nntlonal 'board was able the
j past year to close the year with a
ibahinced budget. Indeed with nearly
;0.000 to the good. This committee
! recommended that the synod of Ore
gon enter into organic union with
the Oregon Council of Christian Edu
cation, which has been merged with
the Home Missions Council of Ore
'gon. This organization Is engaged
'in the effort to eliminate all over
lappiiiK of the work of the various
I denominations In the state, assign
ing certain territory to each for
j supervision and care. A committee
! whs appointed to study the advw
! ability of redisricting the presbyteries
lot the state, which may finally re-
suit In the consolidation of the prea
jbytery oi Pendleton with the pres
j bvtery of Orande Ronde.
j The next meeting of the Synod will
j be held In Portlund on corresponding
utiles with the Synod of WAshlngton.
! ttmt both synods may have the ser
vices of Dr. Robert E. Speer. inter
1 natiouallv known secretary of the
- Tresbyterian church
EDWARD WALZ
ASD WIFE HERE
Mr and Mrs Edward H. V.'alz. eldest
son of Rev. and Mrs. J. Georcv Wale,
arrived at the manse on Wednesday
event Hi trvtv. Pes Monies, lowni Mr
W.l? is manager o; the Multliraph
and Promotion: Mailtn; department
of the Meredith Publishing Co.. of
CV Moines. publlriin.i: Better Homes
.ind Gardens anc. Successful Farming.
He Is chairman of the Exev-utl-e
Board of the Iowa Credit Union
league composed ol all the credit
unions of Iow-a. 16 tn all with 4000
members- As a vetfrau he holds his
membership with the Baldwin Pat
terson Pw; of the A:rt?rixHn legion
Mr. and Mrs Walr will visit at the
ixirental home for seniil days before
reuirrilnc to Towa.
TWO tiKAM flKl l IT KATi:
TKtCK tl. HUV. STtMls
NEW YORK V With new and
UriCfr tfrarKtsrixniU Klii-; rushed to j
rc.'iir'tetior. a: two oind cln'utt !
tm.-S? a:-.c; h:i eMnd.i mvtin; a
Uti'iVt; K!--. t.N 1W Ou l-aia' !
TODAY and
SATURDAY
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MARKET NEWS
CUICAOO W1IK4I
Open lllfh -" c,OM
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ikivi.w i.w -m
July (nlil)..
llfW
Kept. (old)..
new
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new
CHICAGO COBM
(i3 .(13 .01 ''
:4..4 84 .03',
July
Kfll.
PORTLAND WIDJAT
Own "115" . Mw
.HI "4 "'W "'
s3 .US .11114
Jul)- ....
Krpl
harness loop Is taking on greoter
ed and enthusiasm as it P"
gretues. At Ooshcn, N. Y.. Kene ot ETand
circuit races August 13-18 and the
$40,000 Hombletonlan August 15,
William H. Cane, sponsor. Is extend
ing the grandstand to accommodate
a greatly Increased throng, which
reached 30.000 last year.
Steady work on the Qoshen mile
track Is putting the hameaj speed
way In Ideal shape for the Goshen
trou whlcli will lollow the 10-day
card at Rockingham Park. Salem, N.
H.
News from Lexington Is to the ef
fect that an "old-fashioned" Blue
Grass grand circuit meeting will be
held there over an extended pfrtod.
from Sept. 20-Oct. 6. With a brand
new grandstand at the old trotting
track hafness racers will once more
be seen at the colorful Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders' association
grounds.
PORTLAND I'KOm ( E
PORTLAND. July 20 t-Pi Butter
Print. A prade. 24c; parchment
wrapped cartons 25c: quantity pur
chastu U,c lb. less; B grade, parch
ment wrappers. 234c: cartons UAc.
Butterfat Portland delivery A
prade delivered at least twice weekly.
21 ( 23c; country routes 18ia20c lb.;
B (rrade or delivery fewer than twice
weekly. Portland. 30 a 22c; country
routes, 17a 19c; C grade at market.
Efcps Sales to retailers Pri
vate firms: specials. 24c: extras 22c;
extra freh extras, brown. 22c;
standard. 19c: fresh mediums 20c;
medium firsts. 18c; cheeks 17c: bak
ers. ISc doren.
rORTLAM LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. July 20 Ti Cattle
225; calves 115; fully steady, un
changed. Hops: 100; quotably steady, un
changed. Sheep: 400; about steady, unchang
ed. OMAHA S1IKKP
OMAHA. July 20 ti (U. S. D.
A.) Sheep: 4.000: steady, bulk fiorted (
native lambs 6.60; few sorts 9-5.25. j
choice eligible up to C6.75: best led
clipped held above 86.50. ewes up to!
S 50; range feeding lambs $5.50 o j
6.10. few medium native feedtni: !
lambs M 35 M 75.
m rKUNGs kmbohy i.itk !
FOR lXllOV LAWYERS j
i
LONDON ii Lincoln Inn. one t
of London's ancient and famous legal ;
societies, finds Its luck hanging on j
the rate of two ducklings i
It is traditional that good fortune
comes to the Inn in years when 1
ducks an? hatched in this quiet spot
burled way from the rush and notsp j
of the city. i
A pair c! mallard came this sea- !
son. built a nest and 11 eggs were
laid. The custodian of the Inn, to
help the birds, moved the nest for i
protection. The mallards flew away, j
With tlie luck of the Inn at stake,
a hen wns plnoed on the eggs. She
pecked to death all of her brood ex
cept two. but they nre being treated ,
as carefully as the Inn's most pre- i
clous tome.
Cnrtt Owners Im Umihir l;v
SAN FRANCISCO Two Pa
cific Coast league bnseball club own
ers also act as managers of their
teams. They are Kurl MrNerly. of
Scramento. and Tom Turner, of
Portland Turner took over the man
aiter's role when WnlTer McOedte was
forced lo the sidelinis with U)tm.
Shipment of FIoridH i;repp. pens was
the largest on record this seiv;n.
totallllK 744 carlnnds.
OF THE DAY
CI0M
.HI
.XIV.
.831J
CLOSE WEAK IN
EXCHANGE TODAY
NEW YORK, July 20 P) Stocks
turned Hharply downward today un
der the leadership of the metal
group. The decline was attributed
party to an expansion, of professional
operations ba&ed on the waning of
Inflationary psychology and rumors
of a disquieting foreign situation.
The close was rather weak. Transfers
approximated 1,300.000 shares,- the
largest turnover since June 8, last.
Closing figures Included:
Air Reduc - 97
A7. Chem. and Dye -. 133'
American Can - 98
American T. and T - 112
Bethlehem Steel J0
J. I. Case - 49
Chrysler 38',
Col. O. and E 10
Continental Can 80'i
General Motors 30',;
Johns Manvllle - 49
Llbbey-O-Ford 30'
Liggett and Myers B 97
Montgomery Ward . 213KA
National Distill - 19
j. C. Penney - - - 61
Pub. Ser. of N. J 35i
Southern Pacific 20
St. Oil of Cal - 34
St. Oil of N. J 43
Union Pacific - r. 115
United Aircraft 14
United Corp 4
U. S. Indus. Alco 41
U. S. Steel 38
Few applications for federal relief
have come from Florida farmers who
followed a -live -at-home" program
advocated by state agricultural au
thorities. Little Lights to
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Glory for your cheeks, lips!
in Helena Rubinstein's four
famous rouges Red Poppy,
Red Raspberry, Red Coral,
Red Geranium. Each, 1.03.
in a lipstick to match, 1. 00;
or in -the Miniature Lipstick
Ensemble, to suit your differ
ent moods and cosumes:
Red Poppy, Red Raspberry,
Red Geranium. Set, I -25.
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for normal and oily skin, and
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