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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1917)
SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1917. jwait? . pmnm t:a' flDAwi vi'VTnxnrxrn nnHTFpimrR iSillliili: AUTOMOBILE TIRES Goodyear Automobile Tires, Goodyear Cord and Fabric Tires, The Best Tires Made Today. Talk to Us About Them. I B(. U. B. Fi. Offlo W. H. BOHNENKMAP COMPANY Spty LEGAL NOTICE. Treasurer's Call, for Road Warrants. "Notice, the undersigned county treasurer has funds on band with I Dated at La Grande this 11th day expressed by these living signs than which to pay warrants drawn on the : June, 1917. could be done by pages of description, road fund from number 929 to num ber 1050 both numbers inclusive. Interest ceases on the above war rants on the date of this call. WOOD ON CASH BASIS ajf9 t? X BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 25, WE WILL PUT OUR WOOD BUSI . NESS UPON A STRICTLY CASH BASIS. JOHN FRAWLEY, The Ancients used this figurative Treasurer of Union County, Oregon, language almost universally, and this Adv. June 9-16-23-30. July 7. . sign language is continually discov- 'ered in the tombs of their embalmed SCRIPTURAL INTERPRETATION. Kings. Many reasons could be given I why our sensual nature is represent- (Oontinued from Page Six) ed by the serpent. It is the lowest part of our spiritual being; it lies This use of the word is com- next to the senses, and through them Scripture to express that comes m contact with the material uage. mon in which is true or false. The tongue is put not only for the sentiments, but for the disposition and purpose which lie back of the ideas and doctrines. -The tongue is represented as "eraftv ." aa "framing deceit." "devis ing mischief," as "froward," "lying, fs Sod nniio-Vifv nnr! iwruAi-fln." Tt. i nlsn KIIOW 'D( called a "sharp sword," a "devouring than e doea- The human be fire." In all these cases, and many inS 18 tempted every day by their al others, the word "tongue" is used for lurements, and they are so subtle and world, crawls on the earth. These sensual appetites, passions and de lights are subtle, cunning and con stantly deceive. They tempt man with low delights, and persuade him that when he eats of them he shall be They assure him that they know better what is good for him a false ana malignant disposition, as an instrument of the devils a lang uage instead of the "organ of speech." Therefore when the devils are all cast out, the convert speaks with a i T U.. l w ,, . i, . . - .... b ulants m various forms. is vuiicu, ws wen. u iree me. Grande Ronde Lumber Company ! COAL HIAWATHA AND ROCK SPRING Now is the Time to Buy Coal for Stor age and Avoid Next Winter Shortage and Higher Prices. The J. D. Lynch Co. One Block East of Depot Phone Main 10 insinuating that he is often deceived. Hence, man's sensual nature is the serpent that goeth forth throughout the world of his activities to deceive him. His appetites are serpents. So that many are deceived and led to ruin -by the love of wine and stim- Debauchery Tuina mnnw ennla nnH tmmiipr. Thp It is also said to bo filled with naturai desires then are serpents. It singing, the law of kindness is in must be admitted, also, that humanity it. IBut this change of nature is has often been tempted and seduced gradual. At first he speaks with dif- and jed down to death, temporal and Acuity stammers even. But the gPjritual, by these serpents. How in- piromise ls.-wrat the tongue of the sinuating and subtle are. they. They stammerer shall speak plainly." beguile the tempted eat and die. The tongue of the dumb shall sing." But it may ,be truly said that all of To speak with new tongues" there- these appetites and natural passions fare, means to speak with new affec- can made good jn themselves, tions, new ideas, new doctrines, etc. In factl humanity cannot live with When one is under the influence of out them. Who would eat and drink, evil spirits, he speaks their language. f j,e nad no appetite? Who would He lies, he curses, he deceives, he anor 5f .ne gajned no rewardr Who mocks, he. blasphemes for the "poi- woud cothe himself in comely gar son of asps is under his tongue." He mentSl 0r adorn his home,with beauti must therefore speak the language of fuj formiy if he had no taste for the the infernals. But when he changes beautiful? Hence, it must be con. Tl liallAf in 4-Vin rrntA T akI a ,1 TT J ........ . u... ... ..o .uu nil us- c uued that the seraent in man can Our Want Ads Bring Results quircments, and practices them, he speaks with a new tongue, for he speaks the language of truth, kind ness, good will to his neighbors and love to God. Jnstead of cursing Him, he praises and blesses. He delights to speak of His mercies. He is moved with new affections, new hopes, new joys, and his tongue breaks forth with the joy of his being. It is thorofore contended that a literal fulfillment is enjoyed by every one who truly be lieves in the Lord. Nor was it con fined to the "day of Pcnticost; X 4 Garment Dyeing Resumed be useful as the lamb. It only be comes harmful when ho does not "take it up." When a man lives in his natural anj4 OAncnnl nnf iiia nni la called a "low" man. His tastes, his . purposes, his words and actions are all debased. He wallows, as it were, in the mire. He truly crawls upon the earth he is said "to fall in the ditch." But when he takes his natur al desires and passions in hand, lteeps them in subjection; controls his anetites: cruides nrifrht his immilsps. it iSmnri nrrlnrs Ti a whnlp Vipinap anA nn. not exceptional, it is universal. "Uut H.mf fcw -n., mtix, k of the abundance of the heart the truth and a proper wgard for others, mouth speaketh.' Therefore, every, he is rightfully denominated a man one who becomes regenerated, speaks J Df elevated character and high aims, with new tongues 'much greater is i He rises "above the earth," he "dwells this than to learn to speak with a new :on hiKh ." So that one with heavenly natural tongue. beliefs and practices thewi lives in They shall take up Serpents." n, Cr,irit,,oi f v: ;',i Very many things are said of the j 1iv. a! t ,i ! A serpent" in the holy scriptures. The tt- x.,. .. love to God and man. He "takes up the serpents" of his nature. (Instead I Well! Well!! Well!!! YES, I SAID NEW LAWN MOWERS AT $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $8.00 Don't Buy Second-Hand Lawn Mowers, when you can buy new ones at their prices. -- Come across the track and teach your dollar to have more sense HARRIS FURNITURE CO. Phone Red 3171 Across the Track xfkf'.ft''f 34 H. B. Harris, Prop. "serpent tempted Eve." It is called "the most subtile beast of the field." The Lord commands to be "as wise as serpents." The curse pronounced upon the serpent for tempting Eve, was, that "he should crawl on his belly and eat dust," nnd the prophet says: "and dust shall be the serpent's meat." Now it is well' known that nntural serpents do not eat dust. There is no clement in dust which would sustain them. But they do eat ! frogs, mice, flies, fishes nnd such ani mals as they can catch and devour. No evidence is produced from natural science that the form of the natural serpent has been changed since its creation. Neither is the natural ser pent, in any respect, distinguished for wisdom, or for that low form of it, we , call cunning which characterizes the fox and some other animals. Why, I then, should it bo called subtle or wise? The reason, lies in an entirely different cause from what is generally supposed. Spiritually, the serpent represents the sensual nature of man, ' as a fox represents cunning, a lamb, ' innocence; a lion, strength. The ma- terial world nnd every form of veget- j al)lo and animal life is a type in the ; scriptures, of Man's mental and spir-1 itunl qualities. The representative ! nature of animals is universally roc- ognized. Call a man a bear, a fox, a serpent, an eagle, n lion, a dove, and every one knows what is meant. The ' character is more fully and accurately (Continued on Page Nine) We are now again able to get dyes in the common colors, and shall be pleased to give expert advice relative to any goods our patrons my consider having dyed. ISiere will be no charge for any gar ment that does not take a satisfactory color. Our Cleaning and Dyeing Department can do wonders in renewing the life of your garments. Standard Laundry Company Phone Main 56 La Grande, Ore. Richey Piano House Opposite Sommer House P AM REPRODUCING PIANO Music reproductions from the greatest artists in the world. 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