La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 18, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text... THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE EIGHT g--" , 1 1 r... I joWmh.h... !Ji say who bave iki service ill their cburrh us well as our repulur con(rif ifiition. We have enjoyed tho visitors thin summer. -He fi-ifiull v mid happy, f'.mie to church to aive nut u bless Inir as well as receive mi IA. II. Siiton. pastor. Phillipine Sea Life Is Potential Food Supply FIRST CHURCH Of CIIRIKT.I ttUitKitunllliUntt SCIKN'l'iST Corner of First audi U All church notices must be in M Wushinirton. Sunday morning ser- the hands of the editor by 4 p vice at 11 o'clock. m. Friday afternoon. Subject: "Soul. tl 8 II !! !l It a it 8 M Sunday school at !):4i a- m. Wed- rSLANI) CITY C O M M u N I T V ;, npsiluy evening meeting at K u ciock. II) Nurlierl l.HK. Iiili'iiialiomil Ni'Wji Sen hi' Slilfr ('iuTftoiiilcut. MANILA Auu. IT- I'MbIi Mint, clllillli 1 ireen. rlsh tint llvn on hind unci drown I In water, m l-L'i'iiwn flBli bo annul inhnldl riilllpi'ini' waters, hut not a cannery elsis hi the Island, which Import hiifco hiiiuiiIIIcb I'riini abroad each year. Sea Hiinbos AIhhiiiiI. Hcu-smikes of various klnda am Sat CHURCH The Sunday s.-hool meet Heading room open to the J , io n;-u Imc Un-iini mnertiitend-' evorv Monday. Wednesday and nf Th m.trninir nreucliiiiir ser-; unlay from two to four. All vice will be conducted bv the pas- j welcome to attend our services, tor. Text: "The Master is "iii ". ,,,r,-i, v The Intermediate League meets at GIRL, IN J IJKhlJ JJ I lj''h!':!,:'.r':- lt polar bear, given hpur. I-eader Milo Hlokluiid. Sub- REVENGE BY BLACK ject: "How Jesus Succeeded in Ills: Time." A (treat subject and wnthyj KAN,, AllK ,S- (A,,, H,.,. of mucn siuny. II we can u.i... . , (,r!i M (.(.k um n ,,,,,. ,,,.,. Uinu IUIW lie succeroeu in jii.'j((i time, n is uui a sunn step i -ee lime. Hint li'.O'Mi if ihein moke a the J'Ublici,,r,.11imwl ,,. n,,, natives wlio ratih!r rlv lluli' Uonad In I ' t 1 1 i i 1 1 - wilcrs. Home four il Ioiik. la thl connection and fish whose mules hatch (n mluht he slated lllul proliiliil lc:"l ur? ' mill lirlnir up tl"' vnunir are anloiit! l,,is tu,i yi t reached Hie I'hlllppllli". Illin si range and rare varieties "fir. Jlorre also slated Unit only lliree llli. finny trlhe Hint Inhahll riilllppilie : y,.un ;,,. the me lilsiory 01 inn e.-i waters ili si iihi'il hy nr. Alherl lleri-c, .,, .lis, merci! after n vain quern oi fish expert or the Philippine liurcuu of science, Ill-Core the Ami-rlcnil I'hainlM'l' of t'oniuier -ecenlly. vVh:il I: considered h.v seleullslH Ihe most unhiiin rlsh In existence Is the,.r M. I so-called shrloir rlsh found in i'lill-um hat.hi- laiiilo I'ark .no Inn- out a hu- II. .1 .4..U I.''....I(.II.IV now we can succeeo in oui ""-(.,.lnK n -ti,.. arm or mil.. .Miss .Read' John I, :w-:i7. 1 lie praise nr). , .,,.,.,,.. .,.,,,. ,,, a id preacninif services "i uiie -e- u(, ,.,. ,.,, ;1, ,,. nine win ne ai o .no u.c i...- v ,.,.,. ,, A t.linlc b.ar nelxhhoi .jiully Invited to all the sei-vices audi;, , K ()llr ,,. , ,,. to assrsl lit all lorms oi V"" ",l iiiIbscV cause. The bear HillUs worK. van wvivk omr sum, nirit in somethinir finer than to fit-lit HiraJnst inclination and that is to have an inclination to do riifht.' Hall K. Wallis, pastor. lit pain, hill lib lonKin- iiiIssIuk. mid I ho rent Hiillt from end In end. I AecordlllH; to the slory ol" KellK I'a- l ii I it. rori'luiin or Ihe park zoo, the hix polar. In unsuspecting hrolheriy . M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH Ser vices morniiiK and evening;. The pas Ijir will preach at each service. Mrs. llollie Parlies, noted colored singer of Portland, will siny at both mnrii inp and eveninif sen'lces. Let every one ' come. Our Sunday school is I'jnintr fine work. We hud 18 In hnol last Sunday. Our l,eujcue has services at 7:15. Preaching at 8:0(1 in the evening. We are closing up the conference year with the next two ; Sundays, so we hope to have (rood crowds. We vn to conrerenc August 2H. Would like to have 200 in the Sunday schnol the ,pext two Sundays. tome to all services. A. J. Stunner, pastor. 'THE SALVATION ARMY Sun day school !l a. in. A k"oI attend ance is desired. Last Sunday was very (rood but let this Sunday be 'belter. Send the children to S. S. in the cool of the day. Special ser vices all day Sunday led by Com mander and 'Mrs. Loney from Spo kane parents of Andrew I.onev, band leader. These officers are old time warriors with a good ninny ears of faithful, untiring ' service ' to their credit. You will all want to come and heur them without Jail- Sundny morning, 11 a. in,, the commander will tako us his subject "The Way of Holiness." Sunday evening, 8 p. m., the commander will speak on ','The Unconfessed Sin.'1 Special mu-nic-and singing. You are all in vited. 1 PRESBYTER I AN CH U KCH Fol lowing our association with the con gregation of the First Methodist Church for the past three months, we will resume our reuulur services on Sunday in the Y. M. C. A. liuild inif. Sunday school at 0:45 and morning worship bour at 11 with Christian Endeavor lit Ii:;i0 will be our , progrum during the building days on our church home. All mem-1 oeis or me. cnurcn and congrega Redwood Slump is House liase (Hy Associated Preas) SAX FltANi'lHl'll, Call., AUK. MS. A house with a foundation six times as old as the United States of America is one of the show places of the little forest town of Mill Valley, northeast of here. The foun dation is the stump of nn immense redwood tree and the two-room structure is built upon it lighthouse fushion, a dining room on the first floor and a bedroom above. The house was built twenty years ago for P. t . r erguson of San r ranclsco, along original lines. Judg ing from its state of presei-vation, the foundation at least is due to last many years more. fi-nliirlcK. II. seems that tile Europ ean eel rinds lis way to Ihe Mediter ranean, then make!, a heellne Ml a rialn ..deep ponton oi inn Aiaiiuu hllliuir.. Here it spawns Us yoilllfc, which urn Ippltie waters. It l pcr'nclly trans- iransparent like the Philippine pareni. Its Hkln lining like lellololil, ,r!in. Ilsh. At Ihe nil 01 ine sec mid Its rins are phiceil where itfi hmm um y(.Hr the yoilliK eels reach tlm and tall stioulil lie, Mharkii are round In abundance In Philippine waters, the tiger shark, or iiuin-enllnK variety, liiliahllliiK .Manila Hay. Sharks "n feet long and thick In proportion, are caiiaht In Ihe southern Islands. Very lew people .Medllerranean and at Ihe end or an olher year proceed up the Knropeun livers. A similar process lakes place with Philippine eels, though Ihe breeding ground Inn not yet linen lo-cnlil. , certain fish round In the lslanus order to Ve ,, ,,,.. j,,,,,, I w hen piaoe.i in ,,. .,...., ' i not comii up rreiiimnilv fr iB regular il'.'.!!!, ', Tho holltl, itnother . menil.er of the. finny irihe ,whei In ilutufer l.l,.u,.. i,u. jtr or wuli-r until, tt uhhiimk m flm hum. of hall. flont oM fh.i iHurtiicH. hi (mi i i .... .! i... i 'I'hn Nmiillot I-'Mi, Th HiMulL'Ht I'IhI known to w lfncf th. ipon. 'round only In l.nkn Buhl, the I'liiltnnl..,. urlmH Hur. It rp:u hf a InnKili of one- ,l"""r n Huh wlici full Brown. At the Hunio titntt om of th lur-wt 'vr wen huvii roine uHjioro I Ullinitint Will Jim n.. .1.. In Ithn vicinity of IVbu' All In all, tlM're art koiha I.kooo VarletleB of fMh In tho PhlllnplnH. many of them of jrn-nt oornnnTciiil not no on hUH uk y(-L dcvfl- 'l"1'! tno riHhlnK lnfhiKlry hern on a 'ommrt"Ifil n.,. u...n have heen miulc. hut tiont havn prov fit iUf..H.sriir, larfly hwuiiw of tho titrt (hat thH prrminx tnxh-rtukiiiK thr hiiHiin-HK havr not had th- ncrHjmr.v pnu-iii ui i xpiTh-iit-f, Tin- fUhPH mi- know that most of tlm worht'ii com-, i(K,kr fur all the world like a rock rrlal rt liver oil In really .shark (.should n hnnvjin hdiiK t p on It It liver oil. II ha" 1 ho brcn recently Htmlrtii a deadlv pois(n from its Hhcll. alleetinn. thruM hiH now through tlMHdUcoV. red that tho liver of thn Phil-, Another ftnli Hvch alonjf the edjfeH of harn into the i-ut: ut tin- Idack hear:i 'ind iM'trnn HcUlim the nosW id' the hit; hhick Ihere, Wllhonl wartiliiK 'he hlnek piiMlu-d IiIh iiokc I'nr into tin po'lar'M month, ' Honed those powerful jnwH, and ripped the polar k toncu from but- to end. The air reHonnded n Ihe roar of the former Kinder kliiK. whllo idood rnvcred hi:; ip-n. After the flrMt lionrs of fury wort piiHNed. Paqiiln aSHimied the ruin of Hitrueon. wri'ckinir further revenue In ti way hut dolntf a nccenHary tleed foi ihe hIimk'kv while hrule. Sharpenlntr u pah ol1 hu-Re Hheui-H and covering them with ilsh olK , put the MikIch lliroim'h the hari'.. The Injured polar, HiiilTliiK the rinli oil licked Ihe HhearH. At the rlKht instant,, I'auuin'H HheatK snapped hut, amputaliuK the hantc- tlilf elidN of Ihe Hplt tonKoe. The iliieHtloii I now, "loefi he know hetler after thin h'Hson, than to hito tho hand Ihal'H feeding lltlll?" "Iark" Church inn ConverlH (By Associated Pi-es) POUTbANI), Oret., Aug. 17 To mcot th prol)l?m of icnttinir neo- plo to attend church services in the ippino nhark will yield a HuhHtanee I riV(rH un, n.-vt-r and never roch Into iihI to ma mi factum ihe new diabeteh , , j,,, wuter, t litis eniuiailntc the prover- ciirc, Insulin. ,lal daughter who w.ih admonished to ( ajry llertilc Slux k. Huhk her eloineH on a mcuory Kay riHh thai wive an electric nhoek 1 It liven us loan as iitt kMh ai-e mnlst are common In I'lillippluo water::. Aland has heen known to exisi tills way Hiiw-rish, 2-i feet Ioiik. was cuiiht In (four or rive day. The dahtjf. u eoni Cehu receutlv. It uhcb III loilK HaW'TUOU Philippine table fish, found in ir. kill small fish, whlch.lt attacks Ithe rice puddles, must have air In while they Hwim about lit school-, i - - ' ' (Jiunt barracuda, six feet and more in length, swim about In 1'hlllpplnn waterw and am nioro daiiKeroiiH to iiinti than the shark. The tantfulnKue ic the KitmcsL I'hllllpliH) flsli and niitti up royal huttlec anainsl expert fisher men. There urn also plenty of pom pa no, tuna and lapu-lapu of cnor moiiH size. The latter 1h a beautifully colored fish, rivaling the butterfly! and hiinuuiiiK bird in it tj varieateil j nwirkins. A sword-fish, 2a feet iii leriKth, was recently trilled out of j .Manna way. Aiioiner Nwnni-nsn h hwoiiI was found emljcdfled In a cop-per-sheather block of. wood, nine in chcfi thick, Klvlnu Homo noliou of the tremendous force, with which thhi fish s( rlken. .list week a climbing perch was found in a water-inundated lot. In the heart, of lanila, on a tree four feet above tile uround. Maybe that's how II Kot Its name. . This rlsh starts out iu u certain direction and never changes It, climbing obstacles and .fumidiiK three feet off the Ki'ound and as fur atonu It, The sea-horse, so call I'd been use Its head beam a, ro om rkn bio resemblance to that or a horse, k tho t'lh whose males carry the cks in their tailn. hath them and brinur up the youmr. A variety of catfish found In northern Luzon, car ried Its OKUH hi its mouth. Inside the sen-cucumber, a variety of jelly-fish, lives a small fish rtwemhltujr a sardine The UNIVERSITY of OREGON contains: The Collef$e of Literature. Science and the Arts with 22 departments. The professional schools of Archi tecture and Allied Arts Business Administration Education Grad 'uate Study Journalism Law Medicine Music Physical Edu cation Sociology Extension. For a catalogue or ortff information u'nYc Thr Retiitrar, UnWeriitpof Orcjfon. Eutene, Ore$on. The 48ih Year Opens Seple mber 25, 1923 tion are urg-ed to assist us in Kalb- ;uln"""' l"m"' "hen the outdoor lure erinK our manv friends for the re-111 tno, "tret, r'ortland pastors liprious leadership of our .Muster The iF""1: 1 'i1'" I.ol'"uml -ouiic.il of new church is rapidly making uro- ffress and every day sees the walls rislnir to the completion of the building-. The buildiiifc- committee seek the continued co-operation of all subscribers as payments come due from time to time. To be of Kieut est sen-ice to the entire commun ity Is our life and our services are Ht the disposal of all. AVim. Crosby iKoss, minister. Residence llllilWash iiiitton Ave. Phono .Main y. Churches, have inaugurated a series of outdoor iiieetiiig-s in the parks of the city- :so sueeessiul and so well attended were the meetings, that plaint were made to extend the ser vices. Music by church choirs and preaching- in the pleasant shade ofj the parks on tne green irruss have been found to attract many persons who would not attend regular church services. . 1 Knowing what Ihe tnirrle lawH are won I help you much unless you kuow whul the olher rellow is going to do. ,i -FIRST i.M'KTIIODKST KPISCOPAI. t HUK( II 'Ihe pastor will nreucli at the 11 o'clock service at the -- - --i t-irst .Methodist l-.piscopal church on oooooooooooooooooooooooooo ! tomorrow. lie will take for bis 9 .theme "Obsm-valion Towers," in g ,wbich he will di.cu.-s some of the'o nitHlei n viiwpniiits of life. .Mrs. W. j 11. PaikiiiMiu will piesiiic at the pipe o org-an and reinier the following- spe- ch.l music: Prelude "Von Weber's ; l'rayer" Ull'ertory Traunien," and o a I'ostlude. .Mr. (i. ,. Dutton will IS lender a vocal solo. Several of thelo (treat hymns of the church will con-i o 5i, ' e eoiiKictrational music. Jh official board designated Au-iO BUit lnth as "Settlement Sunday," ! and the financial secretary accounts i .with the individual members will l.cl At the church, and any person iiiavlS ieally ascertain their balance for o the fiscal year ending August :11st ' i g 'f" KN'til.ISll I.'UTH KlIlA N,o ( IIUKCII The services tomorrow'? will be conducted at 11 a. m. in thelo puvilion of the Riverside park in!0 connection with the Lutheran Rally. 2 Sermon subject: "The Citv of Cod." o Ihe members and their friends I? should bring lunch baskets und join I o in the dinner and a social afternoon. K. (liogstud, pastor. jg FIRST BAPTIST CIIL'RCII-Siin- day school at 1(1 a. m. Mrs. c. K. o llapnersett superintendent. Subject o of lesson: "Stephen the .Murtvr."!2 The .Sunday school has kept up finelo llus summer. The classes n. jn.'o terestinir. He in on,., Sunday. Cill to worship ut ll ii. ,mili,. o will be o Ini-ire featui-e of the ser- 2 vice. The subject Sunday nmrniuv: 1 o uur fullering int a Loss Hut if- J o fen tiie (ireule.t (iain." Our Mm- 2 ter suffei-ed but look iiliead at the o j-ewnnl. Let us try to see h,.w Cod can brintr (rood out of all our deep sorrow if we have faith. The eve- o ninit -lervice will be for all Uiosn g .in ol 0 I o o o 0 o o o MONUMENTS 7lemorial.froi ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument building, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. We Will Gladly Furnish Estimates Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company Kills 8 Ave:. I,n Ornnde, Orcgop ihere, I, llll, .us or I ln-iii probably on j ju...ii..M v..crli, ..n. Yi-l.-, else III tllCi j world has nore hut no renu in- slanelal ertorl 10 epiou rneni u " , !or rnr oth. r purpoae but been forth-1 1 1 oillini.. IT, nerii- ei, jhopn for the Philippine rishlng lll jdustry nndei proper llianagenieiil ainl jaileiiiate capital. Umatilla Pruned (in Ahmad. PJvNIILKTON. Aug., 1. Twenty- v Mm nf llmntillfl COlintV fresh (Prunes will be enjoyed in England this fall. The first nine cars of the shipment were sent on their way aa the first shipment out ot tne .viii-ton-Freewater district for the sea son. The remainder will be sent on immediately. They go by rail to Montreal, Canada, where they are i .. 1...1 r....: 1 IKK-teiitei- haul.-- - ' lliiliieii it , . : , , , It is the first shipment of .fresh Oregon prunes 'to :Lii;l(rfil, iiccofd- imr to Countv, Anent Ufpmon, who 111, l .. .j el.i in.oeH.k, has ncen annng if . ;-t' -v liarntntiire fei eful istiectioh ill that dif-'fi ict has befi) done y the Wasliuigtoti' 'inspector. Jind th,o fruit " ftiarketed piide .Wush)iii ton stamp. - ''.' I I Iluild World's Hinhest Link". (Hy Associated Press) TCSl'llN. Ar)z.. Aug. IS. The. highest golf links in the world, it is believeil, nas ju.-v. umi vui(i,i.-ien on the summit of Mount Loinnnn, a ...o.. siii.t ' in the Sunta Cuta- iina mountains near here, at un al titude or 7,auu leet, Aiuiougn nmy a six-hole course, it is replete with hazards. ' ' ' Guns, Fishing Tackle, Animunilion of all Kinds. . Tenls and Camp Supplies. F. .L. Lilly Hardware Opportunity Day SALE " 10 DAYS OF BARGAINS ' Tumblers, 0 for ' ;---20c English Semi-Porcelain Plates, 0 for... $1.19 English Semi C. & S. Plates, six for ..?l.lfl Faticy .Glasswear, choice ;...'..113c Gingham, Fenway, 32 in. wide, per yard....:...-..23c Gingham, Feriway, 27 in. wide, per,yard..........l9c Pooks and Eyes, per' dozen 3c hinola Shoe Polish, per box .........8c ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE Service Economy . ML n Ar N M S OU 0 need not f7rff to Keep the childrcns clothes clean The Modern Laundry ' MAIN 77 f FORD & GEORGE TAXI Service Enclosed Can CALL MAIN 44 After Midnight fall Foley Hotel MAO 7JS The Straight Lines of the New Modes Arc Gracefully Achieved 15y Wearing I'ront Luir Corsets Never have the styles called no Insistently for linen that are Bt rule IK ami slender. "La fa millc" work Headers tn gently persuading surplus flesh Into riuihlnll's silhouette makes your Konn a smooth-fltllng sucreiu. You'll love tlie new models of "Ij 'amllle-, giving you the lines and buoyancy of youth. I.ow-topp.,1 unit of dainty fab. rlcntlon lightly honed but vis. Iblo only In their benefits. He fitted to your Individual model of "l.n fiimlUc" and en Joy a youthful flijiire and a flex. Iblo rose that Is delightful. A complete line of the latest models always on hand. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corset. rr rtione I29-W 170J Onk O iS-' o o o o o o o I o o I o o o I o o 81 o 1 o o o o o o o o o o ! O I Si 8 r 8 ( oi llll 8 1 8 I . D R OA D WAV AT STARK Portland, Orc. YOU ARR ASSIIKF.D A rKUSONAL HOSPITALITY AM) INDIVIDUAL ATTKNTION tlifnu;h tho rnnihint'd efforts of a staff, who Jiftt'i' yet is of traiiiiiig;, tintloi'slimil tho iict'ds of tho travel ing public. MUSIC, DANC'INO and the r.I'XT TO KAT At Artiiur H. Mkyf.rs m ANAG C R. t N N N S P fc4 N rr fir ti it it it ti r r rrtTTr-rr-Ty-f -Tn fffn G 00D will is the esteem in which n man or a business is held hy the public. It is the product of service well rendered, of innumerable small and, perhaps, unimportant acts. The good will of the public is the most cher ished asset of this institution. Our policy is (o deserve the confidence we have won. You are cordially invited to get acquainted with our officers and to make practical test of our facilities. United States National Bank l.n c: ramie, ore. Member of Federal Reserve System ' OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOq -1 -v . v i . I an . 13.