La Grande evening observer., November 21, 1916, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT
UlANY KEHEKAHS VISIT EUMN
SYRINGES!
i
, District Convention of the Order Un.
der Way at Elgin This Afternoon
J Sixteen members of the Rebekah
' lodue of this city, and Ktsbekahs from
the many lodges of Union county, an;
meeting in Elgin toduy for the Union
County District convention. The La
Grande drill team tonight exemplifies
a part of the initiatory work.
It is planned that the La Grande
delegation return tonight in automobiles.
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GRAZING FEES GOING UP
Gradual Increase To lie Made by t lie
Forest Department.
District Forester Goorge H. Cecil,
Portland, Oregon, announces that af
ter careful consideiavic:) the Secretary
of Agriculturo has ap,n-ove.i an in
crease in the iees to bi charged i n
grazing livesto-K on the National For
est ranges.
This increase will be made gradual- for 8S ' Nationa. forests
ly for the next three years, until thelare only one-third of the market
charges reach a r,mt equivalent to ';alue- thcre 13 un increasing demand
two-thirds of the charges made by that forage resources should he .lis-
private owners for grazing f tock on P01 ln. llke m"ner.
I The National forests we:e ::;eated
, for the primary purpose of conserv-
their lands. Much grazing is done in
this vicinity and the order is io be fe'.t
bere.
Stock associations arc oeing ad
vised of this decision in order thin
statements regarding the views of
their members may be submitted to
the Forester by February 1, 1917, in
case they'desire to discuss the mailer.
Investigation of rental values from
time to time, says Mr. Cecil, hau re
vealed that the Government charges
jWOOL GROWERS TO MEET SOON
Heppner To Be Hostess to Oregon As
sociation December lS-lb
Pendleton, Nov. 21. (Speciul)
Senator J. N. Burgess received word
this morning that the convention of
Oregon Wool Growers which was to
be held in Heppner on the 8th and
9th of December, has been held over
one week in order to avoid a conflict
with the Stock Show in Portland.
The new dates for the Heppner con
vention are December 15 and 16.
There are a number of important
matters to be considered by the sheep
men at this meeting of the state body.
Among them are the matter of secur
ing roads and trails over public land
under the (540 acre homestead law
which is a possibility of the near fu
ture, and consideration of the proposal
of the forest service to raise the fees
for grazing on the forest reserves.
The Names of God in the Creation
Narratives Explained by Writer.
La Grande, Nov. 21. (To the Edi
tor) In a recent lecture, a synopsis
of which appeared in the Observer,
the statement was made that the prac
tice was erroneous, of confusing the
term God (Elohim) with that of Lord
God (Jehovah-Elohim), in the book of
Genesis, and that these terms are not
synonymous.
Now that the traditional view is,
that they refer to one and the same
lieing, each rsvealing or denoting
some special characteristic of that one
Being. This is the view of that na
tion, through whom that book wad
produced, and for whose learning it
was primarily written. What is the
verdict of the Jews? Turn to the
eighteenth Psalm and the thirty-first
verse, where we read, "Who Is God
(Eloah) save Jehovah." (Am. R. V.)
Eioah is the singular form of Elohim.'
The use of names in the Old Testa
ment is most significant. Among the
orientals, names were not given in the
haphazard, arbitrary fashion pre
alcnt amongst ourselves, but were
descriptive of the character of the per
son named, or of something in con
nection with him. Adam (the earth
man) was so named because he was
formed of the dust of the ground, ns
far as his outward manifestation was
concerned; Eve meaning life, because
she was the mother of all living, and
so on. Sometimes names were given
to record certain events at the time
of birth. Thus the genealogies in the
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$9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50, $18.50
BOYS' SHOES
$1.25, $1.39, $1.49, $1.69, $1.89, 1.98,
$2.25, $2.49, $2.89
LADIES' SUITS
$9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50, $18.50
$22.50
CHILDREN'S SHOES
'8c, $1.25, $1.39. $1.49. $1.69, $1.8P.
$1.98, $2.25
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In
THE
HOUSE
OF
LIES
This Is an unusual
story offered you
ly M iss Goodrich in
.such an appealing
way that the lesson
is driven home that
Indies do not con
stitute content.
Arcade
"Best by Test
book of Genesis not only contain lists
mg the timber and water supply. The ' 0f individuals but also tribal dcveloo
grazing use of the ranges, w.iiih was "ments signified by the names. When
found to exist wiie.i active control of this is understood these lists become
the Forests was begu.i, was treated as rar. from jry ami 0f intense interest,
n secondary matter and only a por- Owing to the radical difference in
tion of the administrative cost of ban- the manner of thought and expression
dling the forests was asked as a between the Oriental and Occidental,
grazing fee. the latter often finds great difficulty
Since the National Forest states,;,, internrolincr the former. He mav
share in all the receipts iron) National
Forest business to the extent of 2!
lcr cent, the vvenut to these -tatcs
will be materially increases by this
decision. ,
For the fiscel year ending .lunc:;1.1,
1916, the states of ('ergon ni.l Wash
ington receive 1 ?'U.S ."'.'!.' ns their
share of the gia-,:.rg receipts from the
National Fores s within their bcrdar.
Without considering iiiT-nscd re
ceipts from other forest resources ibis
figure would be dublcd by the ad
vance in grazi.ig rate.
DANGER SIGNS AT CROSSINGS
Policy Adopted Some Time Ago To lie
Tut Into Practice At Once
acquire a grammatical knowledge and
extensive vocabulary of oriental lan
guage, but its "ethos" or mental mode
evades and eludes him. For that, he
must be "to the manner born."
The names of God in the Old Testa
that this fact should be indicated at
the outset, bystriking the note of uni
versality, in this mosi sublime hymn
of the whole creation, contained in tin
first account.
But as one of the special, peculiar
privileges of the Jews was, that to
them were committed the oracles of
God, so it ia fitting that this fact
.should be emphasized, by a more par
ticular account, with special reference
to their race. This is indicated by ths
use of the covenant name of God
(Jehovah) with, that people.
If the Jew found no difficulty nor
confusion, in regarding both names as
applying to the one and the same Be
ing, why should others? The tradi
tional Jewish interpretation must be
of the greatest authority and weight,
because to that nation in its own lan
guage and manner of thought and ex
pression, the Old Testament scriptures
were first given, so it is naturally the
Most likely to understand and decide
such a question.
'. As to the harmonization and bring
ing out the practical agreement of tho
two accounts, which the lecturer evi
dently regards as absolutely contra
dictory and irreconcilable, that as
Kipling would sav, is another story.
UPTON H. GIBBS.
tnd was later transferred to duty at
the Feeble-Minded School. In 1!U1
he came to Pendleton and superin
tended the construction of the main
buildings of the Eastern Oregon State
Hospital. Upon being notified of his
appointment. as prison superintendent
Captain Murphy telegraphed his ac
ceptance immediately. He expects to
leave Pendleton for his new post in
the near future.
Captain Murphy Monday said that
he did not care to make any state
ment concerning his policy until he
had time and the opportunity to look
over conditions at the state prison.
During their residence in Pendleton
Captain and Mrs. Murphy have gained
n large circle of friends, who regret
their departure.
HAZING DEAD ISSUE AT W. S. C.
The O.-W. R. & N. Co. proposes to
install immediately at important high
way grade crossings on its line in Ore
gon, Washington and Idaho, caution
ary highway signs. These signs will
bp erected at a distance of .'100 feet
from the tiack on each side of all
crossings.
After several months of study and
experiment the words, "Railroad
Crossing Danger," were adopted,
nr. stated by The Observer some time
ago, when the policy wi's first adopt
ed. This notice displayed in bold
black letters on a white circular tar
get should prove n most effective
warning to approaching vehicles oth
by day or night.
Statistics shew there were l.OSti
men, women and children killed in
tiain-.tutomohilc accidents in the
I nked Stat
iCommittee ICenorts Comprehensive
Code New Rules for Freshmen
Pullman, Wash., Nov. 21. (Spe
cial) That Freshmen at the State
College of Washington shall wear
green cans and not dress suits; that
they shnll not "fuss" that is, appear
with a companion of a different sex
at any intercollegiate contest in
football, baseball, or track; that they
mall not smoke on the campus, or
cut across the lawns, or wear high
school emblems, or post proclama
tions against any class or anybody;
and that they shall enter chapel by
one particular door and sit in the
seats assigned to them this may
seem a good deal to expect of the
cverage Freshman, but not too much
to expect of the Freshmen of the
State College of Washington, accord
ing to the report of the Freshman
Rules Committee of that institution.
For there are advantages accruing
to the Freshman if he lives up to the
procrram here laid down and the
enforcement of the rules is placed
wholly in the hands and left to the
ment are revelations of His Being and j honor of the Freshman class. First
character, no one name being suf- i end foremost, no Freshman will be
ficient to this purpose. That they re- I hazed.
fer to tho one and the same iBeing To prevent hazing was the prime
may be seen from their coalesccnse in object of a committee representative
him, each expressing some character-1 of the most important interests at
istic naturally pertaining to God. the btate College including a dele
These names were either given or re
vealed by God Himself, or wore ap
plied by man as he grow in knowledge
of God. Take the nnme "Elohim"
which means "the mighty ones;" thU
was applied to princes and potentates.
When men grasped tho iden of God
as the Supreme ruler of the universe,
they called Him "Elohim," but with
the verb in the singular. This pe
culiar use denoted that God was one
I'.eing, but super-excellent in majes
ty and mighty, above all the elohim
of the earth, as King of Kings, Iord
f lords. This name originated
probably in the first instance with
man.
Hut the name Jehovah, God applied
to Himself. It was the name He gave
to Moses, by which to make Him
known to the children of Israel. Its
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Chevrolets Leads In California, By
60 Cars For Month Of
October
Chevrolet 383 Cars
Nearest Car - 314 Cars
The reason why Californians are showing their
preference for Chevrolets is that it is the Lowest
Priced, Fully Equipped car in the market. '
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Price F. O. B. La Grande, Model No. 490 is $570
New Model F, Baby Grand Style, F. O. B. La
Grande $900
Model D, 8 cylinder, $1200
Geo. B. Richardson,
Agent for Union County
gate from each of the four classes
which met with President Holland at
the end of October and delegated a
sub-committee to draw up a set of
rules conducive to that end. The
rules as cited above are now in
force and seem to be satisfactory to
all parties. As a result, one of the
greatest and most senseless of the
evils of eolege life has disappeared
at a breath. Right student senti
ment opposed it.
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Captain Murphy Has Had Wide Ex
perience in Handling Men
Captain Charles A. Murphy, chief 1 1
engineer of the Eastern Oregon State
Hospital and newly appointed super-!
nrecise meaning is not exactly cer
tain, but it was God's peculiar name ; U'lemiem ot tne Uiegon fatate 1'eni
in connection with His chosen peopb, tentiary, as stated in The Observer
so it is termed the Covenant Name ( : Monday, is a native Oregonian. Ho
God, in distinction from His generic I was born in Salem in 18(iS and re
name Elohim. As regards the un;- i eeived his education in the Salem
verse. He is Elohim. as regards that ! schools. Captain Murphy is consid-
os (luring the calendar nee or nation in that universe, withered especially well qualified for his
year of 101.r. This needless sacrifice : whom He has entered into n particular i "'W position, as he has shown him
f precious human lives is Mo.it do-! ami especial relationship, He is .!.-( elf to be callable in handling men.
plovablo. Aul 'inobib manufacturers novah. 1 He was an officer in the Second Ore-
i - timnte that one million new cars This explains the different uses i:i gon during the Spanish-American
will be sold during the current year, ! the two creation accounts. Tho first
therefore it is not unreasonable to as-U a general, tho second a particular
sume an increase in such fatalities cue. That there should be two after
may be expected unless all powers this manner, is profoundly significa'i',
and influences combine to cheek this for the Creation is a universal fad,
,v''. .and concerns not only the .Tews but
Tho railroad company is anxious to all other nations ns well, and the same
,pfford its support and cooperation to God who created the Jew, created tho
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the movement for greater safety and
i it will feel amply repaid for time and
j money expended in erecting these
signs if they will be instrumental in
I preventing but one accident.
rest of the human race. While tho
book of Genesis was written pri
marily for the Jews, yet it was des
tined to become the universal heritage
War and for many yoais was Cap
ti.in of Company M, of Salem, in the
Third Oregon. During the war he
was in command of the machine guns
for a month nnd commanded his com
pnny for a month. In l!0.r he wns
irptain of tho guards at the Lewis
and Clark Exposition in Portland.
Captain Murphy engaged in busi
ness at Salem following the cose of
the war for seven years. In 1909 he
accepted a position as assistant engi-
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In
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v Also
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