La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1923, Image 9

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Saturday, January 20, 1923
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HELPS NAVY
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
Experience Derived by Nav
i al Forces from Wartime
i Salvage is Material Bene
' fit.
(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-One of
the 'interesting developments in th
t United States navy as the result
of wartime experience was the build
in of a salvage service, designed to
aid . in the saving of wrecked ships
and, the recovery of cargoes and val
uable: ship's gear. When the coun
try entered the World war the navy
possessed' no regular salvage se-.
vice, although collections of salvag
ing 'machinery had been made at sev
eral depots, and apparatus had been
brought to a high degree of effi
ciency. But this was used mostly
in ponr.ection with experimental work
in fjrlnjr at various targets simulat
ing vesfiels.
However, when the gathering of
United States vessels, large and
small, in European harbors result
ed ill many incidental minor acci
dents, and the operations of enemy
submarines called for equipment to
save costly boats and their cargoes,
the navy was quick to build up a
service which not only soon repaid
the cost of organization, but has
since resulted in great savings.
The first step the navy took wu
the establishment ot a salvage sec
tion of the Bureau of Construction
and Repair, drawing personnel and
equipment from private salvaging
companies. Salvage stations were
established along the Atlantic coast
by the taking over of many private
conceits, and by August, 1117, a
salvage unit had arrived in France
This consisted of the navy's first
salvage vessel, the U. S. S. Favorite
sermon at the hour of morning wor
ship. The special music by the chor
us will be under the direction of Mrs.
Sherwood Williams. The Pleasant
Hour service at the 7:80 hour will
be of especial interest and profit
In ad.litinn to the address of the pas
tor, there will be an address by Mr.
H. E. Coolidge on the subject of
"Thrift. This will be in recognition
$ & 'f National Thrift Week which be
: cins Sundav. A fine Droerram df mu-
m. . , , . .:sic nas ueen prepared, me mnic:aui- iu nnji miuy hip utm-in-o m:h
All church notices must be in -choir wi be heard in beautiful ly tl.V nvli War that led Mrs. Wil
w the hands of the editor by 4 p- ; selection "Soft as the Voice" (Scott), hum 1. t'ahell, now livintr in ret ire -
m. Friday afternoon. Mr. Stuart Bonnet will contribute a inent here, to purtUiputo on October
I song which is a favorite of alt lov- lsnu, tn th founding of the Duugh
$K 3K era of the best in vocal music "Come. I li s oi the Amerinm Revolution.
! Jesus Redeemer" (Bartlvtt). By ur-Mrn. i'alull wus the first woman to
First Church ot Christ. Scientist. 'gent request Miss Ruth Quigley will pit-side over the organization, which
Corner of First and Washington Sun-1 furnish a special pipe organ selec- later, in reconnitlon of her services.
UAH
ENTHUSIASTIC
i
lllurrlabn was the firnt prcsij.'iit of
it lie oreunlxation. but owing to her III
lieultM, ilrs. Cul.ell us vice-preslilenl
prrsiillnir wus lu the chair much or
the tlmu during Sirs. Jliurlson's lite
uml bec-aim- m'tlnif invsUhnt rollovv.
iher ileal h. h'lvi' years ago she uaj
.Invited to liold thu K;ivel again at a
inuionai ineetint;.
CIIICAUO, Jan. SO. It was a lie-! opUIllSll I VlldC III The
Islands Replace Huns'
according to statislles Klvou out ut
the bureau of customs.
Tim commerce ot thi Philippines
with Spain In October 1SS amounted
lo t;iiti.oin al.-aln.st .'.7ii,(m)0 for the
samu period Inst year'. Upaln took
a conxitleraMc amount of cigars, leaf
tobacco and hemp In exchaiiKo fo
luring Octolior was $10,700,0(10, an ;
liicrcuno ot 5,000,000 over Octobor
of last yeur. ' '
Cleveland Plain Dealer: Maine ha
a new law whereby ice cannot b
served in drinks because of the dan-,
Ecr from bacteria. And there a notn-
wlne, vegetables, fish products and'K legal you can put in to Kin era
textiles.
The share of the fulled stales of
(he I'ltlllppine fol-eifin rommprro
Government seems to bo running
in Ihn hole all tho time also. How '
:ilmut i mibsidy for It?
day morning service at 11 o'clock.
Subject: "Life."
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wed
nesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock
Reading room open to the public ev
ery Monday, Wodnesday and Satur
day from two to four. All are wel
come to attend our services.
Christian Church The pastor ex
pects to be out of quarantine by
Sunday so that he may take :are
of his duties, but if this is not pos
sibly a supply will be provided and
the services held just the same. Bi
ble school ot the 9:45. Preaching
Kervli-eu ut eleven and 7:30. All the
C. E. societies at 6-MO. Devotional! 6:30, Miss Elnora Fines, president,
and Bible study and choir practice O- 11. (juigley, minister.
on Thursday cve,ning. O. W. Jones,
minister.
tion. The chorus choir will render
the great anthem by Harry Rowe
Shelley, "The King of Love My Shep
herd Is " It is said that there are
at least 6000 of the people of ou.
city who are not in any church Sun
day evoning. We have room for one
thousand of them, and we want them Ulowlair enthusiasm for Its alms and
to come to this Pleasant Hour ser
vice. If you will fill all the church
es, it will mean a bigger, a better and
a happier La Grande. The churches
of this city make no narrow sectar
ian or even denominational appeal.
Jew or Gentile, Protestant or Catho
lic will be made welcome in any of
the churches. Bible school with
classes for all at 10. Mr. Claude
Cooper, supt. Kpworth League at
Zion English Lutheran Church
Sunday school 10 a. m., Mrs. R. Bog
stad. Preaching services 11 a- m.
Sermon subject: "Jesus and the Chil
dren." Everybody welcome. Rev. R
Bogstud, pastor. Res. 19015 Oak St.
Phone 141-W.
Salvation Army The special . ser
vices continue to be a (treat blessing
to many. ' The old-time gospel is
preached to many who would other
wise not hear .it- Services every
night the rest of this month. Sun-
io.lv. h,in,l,o.i tnn hin enni nned i day morning 10:30 a. m. and 11
with the finest tools and machinery "' Sunday school 2:00 p.
for recovering wrecked vessels. Sli
was stocked with diving apparatus,
recompression chamber, pumps, and
cutting and welding tuols for 'loth
underwater and surface work. A
25 ton derrick was amidship.
Immediately upon her arrival in
France she started salvaging oper
ations that kept her busy with pot
an idle day for eighteen .ninths.
Her work consisted in pulling boats,
large and small, off the beai'lies,
raising them off the bottom, rescuing
torptdoed ships and towing disabled
ships to port The vessel played an
important part in repairing the
transport Mt- Vernon, t-hich was tor
pedoed after leaving Brest, anil then
placed a coffer dam, the largest tha.
has' ever been installed in a disabled
ship, on the U. S. S. Wtstbri ige.
Almost any one of the vessels the
salvage ship rescued resulted in sav
ing more than the cost of outfitting
and maintaining her.
This vessel was shortly joined by
The
attendance was 104 last Sunday.
Fine, keep it up. Young people at
6:15 p. m. The public is cordially
invited to come and bring your
frfcnds.
M. E. Church South Sunday
school 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m.
by the pastor A. J- Staimer, also
7:30 P. m. Subject: "A Revival."
Do we need' one'! How can we have
one? What will it do for us? We
exnect to hold our district confer
ence beginning January 7. With the
nl.,uini, .if mi dietcit pnnfnrPnTO Olin
revival begins and will continue
through -February. The Rev. J. M.
Johnston will do the preaching- Let
us beirin to ask and believe for a
baptism of the Holy Ghost. A. J.
Starmer, pastor.
Presbyterian Church You want to
make this town a better place in
which to live, so that your children
can be trained into unritrht citizens.
4,. (,..,. th. ri, ik. nn.l th'n Remember that the church teaches
Manna Hata, all equipped with the 'honesty, charity, loyalty and more
most modern gear, and though they I than any other institution makes ior
continued to do their valuable work j a more upright community. Support
for many montls, it was not a spec- the church by your influence and
tacular task and the men who im- .vour presence, for your greatest pub
periled their lives received little re-'lie service is the promotion of ( hris
cognition. One of the important i tianity. Sunday manning -Mrs. Hor
feats they accomplished was the sal ience Lynch jli ler will be our solo
vage of the British vessel Narra-I it at the worship hour at 11. Sun
'gansett, after tho attempt had been! day school at 9:4n ami Vespers at 1
igiven up by the British. The Amci-i with special music by our Noting
ican ships came along with advice People's choir, lhe C. L. will meet
"and equipment that made a success! at the church before going to a prl
:'of what had appeared a hopeless ; vate home fur tho service with one
task, 1 i of our sick members. You will want
The Favorite, while in France, was to be with us. May this Lord's Day
the most complete and modern bring you spiritual food for that di
:sel -ever -sent out, and attracted tlit I vine nature which is yours .by birth
'attentioii, and. .investigations- of the j right. W. C:, Ross, minister,
foremost European -nations- ' In the , ,
fall jof; 1919, all salvaging operations first Methodist Episcopal Church
having closed, the Favorite returned "The Sound of the Trumpet in the
home, and the other two ships were i Morning," will be the theme of the
iold to a British salvage concern!
with full equipment. The former!
then was placed in the service of the
Panama canal, where she is now do
injr heroic work. 4 !
However, the wartime experience;
showed the navy the need of sucl j
vessels, so two were equipped espe-j
cially for the purpose, the Falcon, t
which has been in service along, the
Atlantic for some time, has already
hecn valuable in the recovery of two '
Kqbmarines sunk in accidents.
Baptist Church Mr. Gray will
preach on the subject, "God, Saints
and Grasshoppers' Sunday at 11:00
a. m, lr. O. C. Wright, secretary
for the Baptist State Convention of
Portland will pi-each at 7:30. Mrs.
Wright, secretary for Women's Home
Missionary Society of Oregon will be
with Dr. Wright. All who are in
terested in the meeting are urged
to be present. L. K. Sitton, pastor.
Winston Salem Journal: It is dif
ficult to feel sorry for Prince An
drew. Right now there are so many
worse things to be than exiled from
Greece.
conferred upon her a title held by
no other member, "honorary presi
dent prcsidlOR-."
Although less actl than formerly
in the councils of the orKanfzution.
ouiiiK to advanced years, she retains
warm lucitiorles of its early struggles.
In oi-giinilnK the society Mrs. Ca
bell was a co-worker of Mrs. Mary
Sinlth l.oekwood. who died November
last in Plymouth, Mass. "Mrs. Lock
wood and I u-ere always friends." said
Mrs. Cabell. "I believe an article she
wrote entitled 'the Kalth of Hannah
Arnett' had much to do with inspiring
the organization of the l. A. K."
Mrs. Cabell was born In Lynchburg,
Ya. Her luuther was of a distinguish
ed Ytrginia family, and her father,
Charles Kllctt, Jr., colonel of engi
neers, organized the ('lilted States
Steam Ham Fleet In the Civil War.
Her association made her see the need
she said of renewing patriotic unity
among the women of north nnd south.
The win, of President llelljalllin
SULPHUR CLEARS
A PIMPLY SKIN
Apply Sulphur as Told When
Your Skin Breaks Out
Any breaking out of the skin on face.
neck, arms or body is overcome quick
est by applying Mcntlio-Sulphur. The
pimples seem to dry right up and go
away, declares a noted skin specialist.
Nothing has ever been found to tike
the place of sulphur as a pimple re
mover. It is harmless and inexpensive.
Just ask any druggist for a small jar
of Rowlcs Mcntlio-Sulphur and us it
like culd cream.
MANILA. I'. 1., I lee. -.'7. (I!v .Mall)
Spain's Undo with lhe Philippine;
Inlands came lo the front dining the I
month of October and thai country;1
now occupies fifth place anions na-
lions trailing Willi the Islands, dis
placing cernuiny ami the Ntlhei -lands
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Cylinders reground, pistons, wrist pins and
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Crank shafts straightened and ground.
Parts manufactured.
General overhauling and repairing of auto
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HOT LAKE, Jan. 2,0 Among th.'
recont arrivals at the Hot Lake san
atorium are:
J!. W. Montgomery, Seattle, Wash.;
hlizabeth Burke. La Grande; Louis!
Ilruter, Portland; G- Keraiiuiclas, I
Portland; Chris Dronen, Seattle.
Wash.; Mrs. K. F. Harris. Wei.er,
Idaho; Jas. N. McCune, Portland;'
P. T.' K. Hawkins and wife, Dayton, i
Wash-; J. E. Ryder, Chewtlah, Wash; I
F. (). Edpett, Lewiston, Mont.; Bar
ney Herzojr, Enterprise; Mrs. Albert'
Feik, La Grande; Lillian Wilson, Pay-:
' ette. Idaho; A. NT. Johnson, Seattle, )
IWash.; G. 0. -Bishop and wife. La 1
Grande; Mrs- John A. Glen, Walla
Walla, Wash.
If Kidneys Act
Bad Take Salts
Saya
Backache often meant
have been eating too
much meat.
you
Chicaptr- Daily News: He is an
unsportsmanlike pedestrian who fills
his pockets with nails in order to
be avenged in case an automobile
runs over him.
The Oriental Herb Co.
With th( Ir f:iPHMi. 'Iiill' S"
runt.H. hrrhs jin-1 Icirks is p.--t-inlizin?
in (n;ttine tli- dis.
!' rii'ii nri'I uoiiK-n. unci!
thnm. klln-y, cinefr. pm-union-ia,
nTvoti.sn'j). utomacli, j.ih-x
and litooil ltwrI'-r. Tli. ii i i.rr
nnd the m il In1 huv- inn i, n
r.-rtumiz"'! ami prait-tl by pati
ents 1 iijm' tin Ir Kalth hn
l i n r .tu n il to n-tnnnt con-tt-liott.
If you ii n- i'l why not rati
itnt t.- ti!. 'wnMiftaittin fr--'.
Oriental C hinese Herb
Company.
1 ! tMini h F.iir1 h A .
When you wake up with buckadie and
dull misery in the kidney region it may
mean you have txt-n eating too much
meat, nays & well-known authority. An
excels of meat may form uric aid,
which overworks the kidneyH in tlifir
effort to tilU r it (rofu the" Idood, and
they become -sort of pariily.ed and logjf.
hen your kidur get hlui.sli and
clog, you inu.tt relieve t'leni, like ym
r'hro your bowels, removing all 'the
tmdy'sf Urinous Wdte. t'Uf voll tAf
tmckaciit'. mck lu-miaj lie, dizy spells;
your stomach our, toTijriiM ia coated,
and when the weath'-r is had you have
rheumatic twinges. 'J'he urine is eloudi',
full of wdiiiii-nt. channels often jM-t Bore,
water ftcalda, and y.u arc old iced to
Mk relief two or three times during the
Kithcr consult a. pond, rdialm pliy
ricin at iiiim, or pit from your p-.ar-macift
a'xjiit four ounces of dad Jalts
tnke a taidc-ipoontul in a jd-i.-s of water
N forf hrf-akfn-it, for a f w ilsys iu:d
your kiiln'vw tnty then a-t tinr. Tu
"furM'iis mHa i ri.sde from t!? ai-id of
:r;i'S and biijnn jui'-e. co-rd-innl tth
litinfl. nr.d Im !- n ii d f-r jr- n-rsl ions
to chan and tinmlatr Mui-h knlnrv,
al-o to !i'-iira!i a'-id in th unnn
so it ro bP2r irritaU-, thu vin
itidin? l-ladd-r wfakiie.
fid f"M is inr-.,-vni', ran not in
itir, id p;ii.i s d I'i!:f "il xtrr',t:
Mb v,iter aiiAk. i.Uii: Ivu of toit
raUr,
Let Father
DO THE FAMILY WASHING THIS
WEEK.
NEXT WEEK HE WILL WANT TO
SEND IT TO US
OUU RATES ARE WITHIN YOUR
MEANS
"WE MERIT YOUR PATRONAGE BY
QUALITY AND SERVICE"
The Modern Laundry
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Who is Saving
Your Money?
ARE you saving your money or is someone el.'.e? The
money you waste eventually finds its way into the
savings account of someone. The money that should be
working for you is earning interest for someone else.
Why not capitalize your own income? Systematic saving
in this hank will give you capital and independence.
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