La Grande evening observer., October 21, 1912, Image 5

LOCALS .
ASHRAH, lb aeason's sensation,
at tbe Arcade tonight.
T TOGGEBYt
Xsk your friend what kind ot aulu
we make.
, . . , TOGGERT. .
WM. C. HANSEN.
W 0 Cratractar. Brick Bteu a4
Concrete. 4
Mil Blanche Clark will meet her
art pupils on Wednesday, Friday and
Satarday afternoons at 906 Main Ave.
Residence phone Farm 87. 10-1-3 m
The best -vaudeville act In months
t the Arcade tonight. Don't miss It.
SPANISH! SPANISH! SPANISH!
CUaa la easy Spanish conversation by
Prof. Fernando Fernandez at La
Grande Business College.
Mrs. E. L. Evens, teacher of atlstlc
piano playing and harmony. Phone
Black 881, Studio, Corner ot Fir and
Adams. 9-23-tf
- o o
O. H. Armstrong, pianoforte, pipe
r rgan, ear training, theory and history
:jl fmuslc carefully taught. 601 Adams
street, phone black 1352.
CALEB WEST, the big feature at
the Arcade tonight.
"Fire at Sea,' SHERRY'S Monday
and Tuesday. 2,000 feet of film.
Xit Please Tour Friends. Let Us
Please Ton.
Our portraits combine the most
pleasing characteristics of the sub
ject with our high standard of quality
and warkmanship. With our new
printing device we wlir be able to de
liver all work when promised.
Make an appolntmnet today.
SITTER, the Photographer.
i- ' For the Bay Man.
Merchants' lunch from If to I
clock. 40 cents. Foley Grill. 1-M-tf
! WTT.T.ATm HERRMANN THE
OJjEAT & CO., in Illusions and Hln-
r dot Mysteries at the Arcaae lonigm.
Dr. H. S. Brownton, Dentist. Stev
enson's Dental Office.
Dr. O. J. Couch, veterinarian. Of
fice, St Louis livery. Phone Main 82.
6-14-tt
F. J. FKEENOB, SONOLOGIST.
Rheumatism, Female trouble.
Stomach and KSJuey diseases.
Scientific spinal adjustments ro-
move the cause.
Office OTer Setter's Store.
' "A FIRE AT SEA. Splendid .two
reel production at SHERRY'S SIpnday
and Tuesday. .
Women of the Woodcraft will mete
in the K. of P. hall Tuesday evening,
Oct. 22. All neighbors requested to
be present 10-19-2t
S H ERRY'S
(Mrs. T. N. Murphy, Owner.)
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
. '"FIRE AT SEA."
A splendid two-reel feature,
beautifully portrayed.
PATHE WEEKLY 50. 87
Always popular.
TOCAL SELECTION
BY XB. FEBBIN,
?WHEN YOU AND I WERE
YOUNG, MAGGIE.
A LITTLE LOUDER, PLEASE.
Fine quality and freshness to
this farce comedy. It is a sure
.success. AN ESSANAY.
3e ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
MONDAY,
Pathe Weekly at Sherry's tonight
10-21-21
ASHiHAH, the mystery of gravity at
the Arcade tonight
Dr. Darland, having bought the Kel
liey property adjoining the Oregon
hotel, will move his chiropractic par
lors there on the ground floor Novem
ber 1st. io-2i.tr
TWO REEL FEATURE, "FIRE AT
SEA." At Sherry's tonight. 10-21-21
FOR SALE Property worth $1,500
Portland East side. Small monthly
payments. Write to E, care of Ob
server. 10-21-3t
'Dr. Darland has purchased from
Mrs. Fred Ewaney the latter's prop
erty on Depot street and the doctor
will make It his home at once.
As soon as painters complete the
renovation of the depot which has
been under way for several days, the
depot Is to be treated with a new
coating of paint. The depot was re
painted exterior and Interior.
A CORNET, CONN, Sliver Gold trim
mings, good condition, two cases
and attachments cheap. Rev. H. P.
Nelson, 2103 N. Fir street. 10-21-3tp
A very pretty wedding service was
performed at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Cotner Sunday evening at
5 p. m., when Miss Ruth W. Cotner
was married to Geo. B. Richardson.
After a wedding dinner the young
people drove to the farm near Island
City, where they will make their
home. Rev. Adams officiated. -
FEATURES AT ARCADE.
Willurd Herrmann The Great k Co.
and Caleb West at Arcade Tonight
An extra good feature at the Ar
cade tonight is Caleb West, adapted
from the novel of the same name,
by P. Hopklnson Smith. E. P. Sulli
van has the title role and his Inter
pretation is the feature.
The story Is very complete, In two
ri- an is well worth seelne. The
photography Is very beautiful and the
acting and costuming all that could
be desired. The other pictures on the
program are good and the bill closes
with te Willard Herrman The Great
& Co., In thielr illusions and Hindoo
mysteries Introducing the season's
sensation, ASHRAH, the mystery of.
gravity.: ' ' '
Leaves for Athena.
Prof. H. W. Drew, who has been
principal of the La Grande high school
h.. r-o-ianorf t,! nnsltion to take
has resigned his position to take
tne superman, e .wx o. ...
schools. He will he succeeded by
Prof. Olson, of the Washington nnl-
I I 1 . 1. - lth.n.
versity, a man who comes to Superin
tendent Stout with the best of recom
mendations.
rERSOSAi.a.
Dr. Meyers, of Hot Lake, was a
Baker visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelley of Vnlon were
over Sunday visitors witn .ir. ana
Mrs. M McMurray.
-,
Mrs. Godfrey Klophensteln and two
daughters were Sunday visitors in
Elgin with friends.
-..
Mrs. E. D, Stelncamp, of Sunipter,
spent a few days visiting friends in
this city,-returning home yesterday.
'
Miss Susie Dpal, one of Baker's
teachers, spent Sunday visiting rela
tives In La Grande. . She was accom
panied by her nephew, Austin Sloans.
Mrs. Emma Clark)? passed through
La Grande yesterday on her way home
to Union from Enterprise where she
has been attending the teachers' In
stitute. v
Miss Ethel Gulling is home from
Portland where she baa been employed-
with the bead offices of the O.-W.
for the past two years. 8he will re
main home Indefinitely.
Mra. M. Hayter, grand matron of
the Eastern Star, spent yesterday
with Fred Scbilke and family. In the
afternoon they went to Hot Lake. Mrs.
Hayter's home Is In Dallas.
.
Mra. .George Kayser arrived last
night from Hastings. Nebraska, snd
will make her home In La Grande.
OCTOBER 21, 1912.
Mr. Kayser has been here for some
time employed In the railroad shops.
N. J. .Mansager returned today from
an extended tour of Norway, Sweden,
England and other countries, and also
was a visitor at the Stockholm expo
sition. He will make bis home here
for the winter.
H. C. Ball, who was taken sick last
Wednesday wlh Intestinal difficulty
was operated on at the Grande Sonde
hospital Saturday night by Drs. Hall (
and Richardson. Air. Ball Is In a
critical condition but today la holding
his own and has a pretty good chance
to recover.
BISHOP-APOSTLES
A COSTLY MISTAKE.
Pope Now Sees Error Direct
ly Faith Back to Apostles.
All Followers of Christ Repudiating
Apoitolio Succession, Now Have
Proper Baiia Fpr Harmony and Union
Through Untrammsltd Bible Study.
St Louis, Oct. 20.
We report oue of
Pastor Russell's
discourses here to
today from t b e
text, "Have not I
chosen you
Twelve?" (John
J .
tor declared that
vl, 70.) The Pas
shortly after the
AiKistlcs died Sa
tan trnt errant rmwpr
(PASTOR. eUSSEUU In the Church, us
ing two liistrumen
talltles to introduce false doctrines.
(1) By the Second Century the min
isters beguu to be recognized as sepa
rate from the congregations, and in
steud of being elected their servants,
they established themselves as a cleri
cal class and began to lord It over
tne hOIISChokl of faith, themselves ap
pointing the ministers over the congre
gations. Instead of tbelr being chosen
by election, as In the days of the
Apostles. .
' 12) At the same time the chief ones
of the clergy, having the title of
bishops, were claimed to be, the sue-
ceg80r8'of tne Ap08ties, with the same
right to teach and to be considered In
fallible messengers or Christ, me
doctrine of Apostolic Succession was
formulated. They pointed out that
when Judas lost his place amongst
The Twelve, the eleven met and chose
one to fill his plnre.
The speaker culled attention to the
fact that the eleven Apostles, In elect
ing Matthias to their number In the
place of Judas, did It without Divine
. authority uud sanction. The one they
! chose the Lord Ignored, and we hear
nothing further of him. ' In His own
Lord b ht forwar(j
He j,nrp0led ghou,d take tne
. f , , gt .Paui .
Jesus assured these 'JTwelve that they
should "sit on twelve thrones, Judg
ing the twelve trllies of Israel," In the
"Times of Restitution" and "Regenera
tion." (Matthew xlx. 28; Acts III, 19
21.) These Twelve were araln pictured
symbolically la Revelation as the
crown of twelve stnrs. on the head of
the svmliollenl Woman, who represent
ed the Church of Christ. . Again The
Twelve are pictured In the symbolic
New Jerusalem. - which portrays the
Church beyond the veil In Heavenly
glory, as twelve foundation stones.
Revelation x.l. U.
False or Pteudo-Apostlot.
Of these Twelve alone Jesus said,
"Whatsoever things ye bind on earth
shall be bound in Heaven, and what
soever things ye shall declare loosed,''
or non-essential, on earth shall be de
clared "loosed In Heaven" so carefully
would the Great Head supervise tbe
words of those who were Ills mouth
pieces to tbe Church.
With St Paul we can then agree that
"The Word of God is sufficient, that
the man of God may be thoroughly fur
nished." (11 Timothy 111, 15-17.) -,
Tbe Emperor Constant) De, a cop vert
to Christianity, noted thnt the teach-,
ings of tbe various bishops were quite
contradictory. Although not baptized,,
he recognized that If these teachers
were Divinely guided their testimony
would be harmonious. , -
Constnntlne. Ih A. D. 825. convened
the Council of Nice called an "Apos
tolic Council," because the bishops
were thought to be living apostles.
Although Emperor Constantlne prof
fered transportation free, only about
one-third of tbe bishops attended 385.
For ' days.' weeks and months dis
putes prevailed; and finally tbe Em
peror gave the decision respecting tbe
wording of tbe Creed. Ana that M
cene Creed was promulgated as tbe
Christian Faith; and tbe edict went
forth that all who would not accept It
should be banished. Thus uniformity
of Faith was effected by a worldly
prince. . -, -
For twelve centuries after this. Apos
iaiic Succession couUiuie6- oeratln
LA GRANDE
through AMstiilK- Councils" "an3
creed. Is It nny wonder that In all
those fifteen centuries the Truth Itself
was burled under muss of supersti
tion, error, false doc trine t
Sinle the Torch of Proarsss.
For four centuries the Bible has been
comltiR back to the ieople. Proportion
ately lilierty has been enlightening the
world. Ignorance, superstition and
persecution l,nvt I, eon yielding to no
bility ti tut Just ire. We all praise God
that we live In a day when It Is no
longer'consldered Codllke. Cbrlstllke.
to persecute others:
But alas! fur the past fifty years the
Influence of tLe Bible Is on the wane!
Infidelity, styled Hither Criticism, la
rapidly undermining fait It In tbe Bible.
The p reseu t Pope, realizing tbe situa
tion, bns banned Higher Criticism In
all Catholic institutions and has issued
an order that the faith of all Catholic
ecclesiastics and teachers be tested by
oath. He sees, too, that faith In Apos
tolic .Succession Is gone from tbe mass
as. and that to preserve religious faith
tbe masses must be directed back to the
words of Jesus, the Twelve Apostles
and tbe Prophets, as the only Inspired
authority ou religion. We commend
Ms course and rejolre In It
THE SUN AS AN ARTIST.
Discovery Upon Which Turn All the
. Wonders of Photography.
There Is a wide variety In the pace
at which tbe sun csn give a color or
change It. A winter apple may be a
month In reaching Its ruddiness, a
peach may take only one week to flush
Into Its mantle of maturity, but the
most nimble work of tbe solar ray In
Its decoration of fruit and flower Is not
to be compared with what it accom
plishes in other departments. When its
i Power was brought to bear noon some
Jr.... . ,.,, nnl, tht
IU HI 11 J l Ul Ull' UIJ n
Its action was reduced from days to
seconds.
Upon this discovery turn all tbe won
ders of photography. At first silver
nitrate or lunar caustic, as It was
commonly called was used In the cam
era. From time to time other sub
stances of greater and greater, sensi
tiveness to light have been produced,
every ojie of them successively giving
the solar beam a wider play and more
astonishing power.
Today, with tbe exposure of a photo
graphic plate, not only are the beatings
of an Insect s wings caught in tne cam
era, but also tbe path of a cannonball.
the skyward flight of exploded rock.
and the sinuous glint of ugntnrog.
Chicago Record Herald.
Laugh and Live Long.
It has been aptly said that there Is
not the remotest corner of the Inlet of
the minute blood vessels of the human
body that does not feel some wavelet
from the convulsions occasioned by
good hearty laughter. The life princi
ple of tbe central man Is shaken to Its
Innermost depths, sending new fides of
life and streugth to the surface, thus
materially tending to Insure good
health to the. persons who Indulge
therein. The blood moves more rapidly
and conveys a different Impression to
all the organs of the body as It visits
them on thnt particular mystic Journey
when the mnn Is laughing from thnt
conveyed at other times For tills ren
son every good, hearty laugh In which
a person Indulges tends to lengthen his
life, conveying as It does new and dis
tinct stimulus to the vital forces.
What Wellington Wat Doing.
When Fir John Pteell, the sculptor.
bud the iron Duke sitting for statue
he tried to Induce him to look warlike
All his efforts were In vnln, however
for Wellington seemed. Judging hy hi,
fnee. never to have heard of Waterloo
or Talareru. At last Sir John lost his
patience "As I am going to make thl
statue of your grace." he exclaimed
"can yon not tell me what you were
doing before, say. tbe battle or ha in
manca? Were you not galloping anoni
the field, cheering on your men i"
deeds of valor by words and action?"
Rah!" said the duke in evident
scorn. ir you reaiiy warn io uiui-
me as I was on the morning of Snla
manca. then do me crawling along a
ditch on my stomach with a telescope
in my hand!"
, Suspieious Fervor..'
"Well, brother." said the deacon
"that was a fine prayer you made last
night."
"Thank you. deacon. I am very glad
to bear you say so."
"Yes. It was a splendid prayer. Ions
and fervent. And. say. what have yon
been doing anyway Toil ran confide
In me with the utmost confidence. I
wouldn't betray yoo for anything I"
the world "-Chicago Record Herald
Willing.
Now." began the philosopher, "take
the life of your neighbor, for Instance
l!e"-
"fd do It In a mlnnte." Interrupted
the practical man. "If tbe law would
not Interfere. He's learning to play
the cornet"
- Chesalate.
t)o not take time lo irrate chocolate
Put the desired amount In a saucepau
and place over tbe top of a teakett!
DDtll melted.
EVENLSU OBSERVER.
LET WISE SUIT YOU
Tailor ay
OUR FALL AND WINTER FABRICS
IN GREAT VARIETY, ARE READY FOR YOUR
- INSPECTION.
You could hardly look them over, without finding something to suit
you, and you can't procure a more satisfactory suit than the one made
by our tailors.
WE CAN SUIT YOU
IN FABRIC, PATTERN, COLOR, STYLE, FIT AND PRICE.
B. WISE
NEW FOLEY BUILDING.
RCLLirjj 'ili'JiitJLrt. .
Why the RumtU Time Is Ss Lonr.
Drstvn Cot.
The pnilonireil roll "t (liuiuler Is
readily explained hy . i.mpiiri-on with
a volley tired along a lue ut uoups.
Suppose troops to ! drawn up on a
line In such nuuilert as to extend for
a mile and ordered hy a signal that
all could see to tire at once. One
standing nt the end of Hie line w-ould
hear the report of the musket nearest
him Instantly, ne would hear the
others successively. Thus a report 650
feet away would come to him In half
a second, and he would not bear the
last report for live or six seconds after
the anin had been fired. This would
produce a sort of roll, which would
gradually Increase In Intensity.
If the listener stood exactly midway
between .the two' ends of the line the
reports from both ends would reach
bim at once, and the sound would be
but half as long In reaching him as if
he stood at one extremity.- If the sol
diers formed a circle there, would be
one sharp explosion.
Flashes of lightning may be consid
ered as representing three lines of
troops along which the explosions oe
enr at tbe same time. Consider tbe
variety of distance and position of the
listener and we account for the va-
j rlety of sound In. thunder. In moun
tainous regions tbe rolling Is augment
ed by reverberations or echoes.
Vacuum
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TELEPHONE IT
You can't appreciate home till you have lost It; money till its spent,
or your wife till she' Joined a club. .
So with our Telephone Service a business necessity; a social lux
ury; a family protection.
Every phone Is a long distance station. Can you afford not to have
it? Let us Install a Home Telephone for you today. -
Home Independent Telephone Company
''ill
The only attendance graduate Optician in
Union Co. We grind our own lenses. Brok
en lenses duplicated thesame day.
PAOE FIVE
TWO REEL FEATURE, "FIRE AT
SEA." At Sherry's tonight 10-21-2t
SNOWDRIFT FLOUR
makes the best bread
and is uniform in qual
ity, always.
W H Stanchfiield Ware
house Co.
1312 Jefferson Avenue.
The Natural
Field Flavors
of Wheat Corn and Rice are
skillfully blended to produce
the new food.
Post Tavern
Specials
Rich and Creamy cooked
like old fashioned porridge and
served hot with cream and su
gar. Tomorrow's
Breakfast
20c PACKAGES.
PATTISON
BROTHER
GROCERY
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erly fitted with first
quality lenses and your
frames adjusted prop
erly, then your sick
headaches and other
troubles caused by er
rors in y oar refraction
wDl cease. '
. H. Pea
And Son
MFG. OPTICIANS
AND JEWELERS
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