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Wednesday, November 5, 1921. TITE LA GRANDE EVENTNC, OBSERVER PAGE THREE JRTH POWDER IN VERY ILL World Dominion Is Being Transferred "OUTH l'OWDEH. (Special) man Hutlichild, a prominent - ten of Nurth I'owder, wuh tuk to tin- St. KHzabelli Hospital lit ;er recently in u very serious UHlon.'" cauHcd by what Is urIU to bo a stroke of parnly- Mr., Uothehild nurtured, a i'Uu4oii (ho left Hide or bin body ' il six years u?o, but recovered . .'lclently to be ablu to wulk ;v t the assistance, of u cum. He - been a resident of place for lt tlilrty-nlm yours, having born tttfed lu thi mercantile bunl-t'-i here since bin arrival in 1 ;l iBervL'd in tilt slulo legislature " Umber of years ao, IiuvIiik the lliction bell iff the only Ocnio Jjv'in the houso during liis term. Miulhchtkl Ih also J liber of the Odd Follows lodge, 'm Iff a churter member of the or- .whicli was instituted in ;j,'?:many friends wish him u ;.; ,Uy recovery. Uh Kllu HobbH, who is leaching ' 30 1 near KlKin, spent Sunday, ober 2ti, wilh her parents, Mr. ; 4 Mrs. l.ee Hobos, of North 't fder. ,V Ci. Angell relurned to his lio Friday evening from a busl ; 1 I rip to Austin, Urn Alike Corivll, a former resi- t here, arrived in North I'ow . for a few days' visit with lids and relatives. tr, and Mrs. K. G. Huehanau and !'i Vincent, .were Ifaker ytsitonij jrduy i number of horses from this, fra Hit plly were taken lo Union .lust rt. moved k to be Inspected by the gov- tn'ent buyer, who with the us MieeJof H. ('. Hidwell is S -lect-pnd buying cavalry horses. One Olid 'of North I'owder horses' Tin- lecture given yesterday t the Kaglcs hall by M. I- lierr on "World lominion Itelng Transt'er ied" was well attended; and the speaker was given gooL intention us he unfolded a hrluf history ftf the world, show ing the causes of I he preHcnt dis tress upon tho nations. T h e speaker said in part : The World War came us -a shock, because it was thought humanity was so far advanced, ihui war was practically outlawed through Ihe. preaching of the Gospel. litil that the world was far from that heart condition which is conducive to peace may bo readily seen by the selfish ness manifested during and since the war in the graft and faithful 1 nu i-uusnj u to quiim-. ' i ne iscrimure.-i nescr Ui our nav saying, "I'pon the earth distress of nations with perplexity; t ho sea and waves roaring; men's hearts falling them for fear, and tor looking after those things which arc coming on the earth; for the powers ot heaven shall ! shaken. (Luke 2 1 :25.2.) The powers of heaven mean the spirithal ruling powers of ecclesiast Icism. Thus it forecasts a commotion in the re ligious world. This we see has al ready developed umong those call ed Modernists and Fundamental ists. This controversy is only get ting started, and all will do well to acMUulnl themselves with the facts on both sides. The prophet Isaiah CM:2u,2i) says: "Ihe earth shall reel to and iiruniumi, and shall be like a collage; and the t ralisgresslon thereof , shall be heavy upon it ; and it shall fall, and not rise again. And it shall count to puss in that day, that tho Lord shall punish the host of Ihe f he advertises trow I! It, he knows Marcelling Bobbing - Shampooing f Manicuring HaUio Mays Portland G rudualo been shipped and two more high ones that are on high, and (lie shipped in a short' time. the kings 'of the eai'th upon the )ie Older Hoys Conference held earth." Tim earth here means the Baker' Friday, Saturday and people of the present social order; day under the auspices of the and they an. bewildered and con- M. .C A. was attended by sevjj fused, because no one s-eoms to . North I'owder boys, who re-, knew how to lead the way out. ti a number of interest ins j Tho punishment coming to tho idles and meetings., . high ones and to the kinga means . I that they shall be rendered pow erless; and when this is recognized they will be '"as prisoners," as the con I ext suggests. The l'saiinist ( 1 07 : I'll. 27 ) gives his verdict: "Their soul is melted because of trouble. . They reel to and fro, and stagger like a drunk en man. and are as their wits' end." And verses 2S-3H show that God will bring the world out or lis trouble, and bring pence and quietness, and make the world of mankind glad. , Why is this great change taking plaee? Satan luis long h-ul a heavy hand over mankind, cans ins slavery, ignorant-'1. supers! i- J I ,ion Jin'" w,'iri;s,in,,s" 'o bold it. In &. ... ... ' ... - I order that humanity - should mil $09 Glh tit. l'hono K7S-M fP,..,:...ii. Intoliln..... w4sttom smh hvfh)rG(Ml' irt-; tcrniined tlit it should have. Sa tan's rulership has been a usurped one. out of harmony wit h the ehuruclcr of God, but permitted by 1 1 i i ii until another feature of His I plan , should mature. The lime of liberation has come, and therelore (he trouble In the world Is the na tural consequence. The first dominion of earth was given to Adam, over mhim years ago. (Il-brews 2:fi. 7). lb- dis obeyed and lost all. Misery and woe. war and bloodshed, sickness and death, have pursued the race wit h a relent less vengeance f rnm that day to this so long, In fact, I hat many erroneously conclude that these must follow mankind until all go into the tomb. God chose the children of Abra ham to be His representative peo ple In the earth until the "seed of promise" should come. The seed, Paul explains,- Is Christ and his chureh glorified. Kings were chosen in Israel from Hie tribe of Judah. Most of Ihe kings with bad kintis; jtnd when the nation of Israel got apparently beyond re formation. God removed their king and declared that the kingdom should remain overturned until 1k comes whose right it is and h would then be iven to him. The one referred to is unquest ionablj Jesus und ills ehureh; for Haniei ( 7: 27 says; "The kingdom ami dominion, and the gn-itness of tin kingdom under the whole heaven shall be given to the people of the saints of the Mnst High." The prophetic, or God-glv blessing, whirh Jacob promiunied over Judah v;ia: "The sceptre shall not depart from Judah, nor a law giver from between his feet, un til Shlloh come; and unto hlin shall the gathering of the people be." (Genesis HtiilO) Sceptre means the right to rule; and though Xebekiah had been dethroned in (ioti 11. l.. Hie right of rulershlp was not lost to the tribe of Judah, and Jesus was declared to bo the "I -Ion of the tribe of Judah." Shlloh has reference lo the i'rince of I'cace, which title belongs to Jesus at his second udvent rut her than at the first advent. IsaLah 'J:t. v When the dominion was lost in i(Mi t. (., there began to count the "times of the Gvnllles." a clearly defined, marked-offv period of 2 ft 20 years, which reached to 1!M4 A. 1 the very tine whyn the World war began 'lis devostu tion and Die kingdoms of oartli began to be overthrown. When wo understand that Jesus and those who 'reign with htm in glory are spirit beings, unseen by natural eyesight, it is not hard to compre hend how Jesus at that time could have oi-aumed cbntrol over nations and is now dashing them to pieces as a potter's vessel. The expressions, "Uoll of the tribe of Judah." and "Tower of tho flock" (Mlcah 4:S). Imply that there are others with Jesus in the heavenly realm, und signify that the first resurrection is in process of consummation. (See Luke 12:32 and Kovelaiion 2:) May It not be, then that the world unknowingly is passing over tho threshold of the Messianic king dom into that wonderful time when the Varth shall yield her increase ami become like Kden, und when the human family will get well of all sickness, grow into the virility of youth, and thence into mental, moral and physical perfection and live , forever! Jeremiah S3:: Is aiah 33:24: Job :24-2tt. Ihe kingdom for which Christ ians have so long prayed is at the door. This means a kingdom of peace and lwippine-ss and life- upon the earth. -Theii the Lord idial make "wars to cease unto the end uf the earth." Nation shall not lilt word against natUm; neither shall they learn war nny;.more. he race shall then enter into its in heritance. ; I'suini1 37:2lt; John 51. 'Unique and . : Pretty Many Election Wagers Placed In La Grande J V 1 I i;hotiou in a tiufij when those who belteye in their convictions and "dupe" sufficiejitly enough to cast u small bel, uro in their element. I Several hols an1 reported In Im Grande just us they are all over the rutted States. Th majority of tho men who are placing (heir money up lint for C'uolldgu but, the money Is being called so ap parently the I a vis und la toi lette tickets have, plenty uf sup porters in this city. t Hie bet has been put up t hat John W. Havis will carry the stale of Oregon. The amount Involved H $12f.. Another bet was made here that Iai Folic! to . would bo second In the national popular vote. Another wager to the effect that Iir. Uindis will get tho fewest votes in Im Grande for commis sioner has boon placed and was quickly called. Then one man bet $'0 each on candidate Hill, i'luylo and i .and is. Still another, .man picked. J IS slates ajid bet that lu those 13 states I'oolidge would poll more votes than l.u FoIieHo would get in the entire nation. Other bets, on Ouvls, l.u , Fol lelte, and Gooliilge against the Held have been registered in the presidential race, and similar ones have been mad in almost every raco In the city, county and slate elections. ritiully Telephone Taken Only 1.25 INt Cent of I minim Only a lit He over one imt cent of (he average income Is spent for telephone service. A study of tho typical family's expenses, recently made public by tho Society oi Kloctrleal liovelopmenl. Indicates that only 1.2ft per cent of Hut to tal income goes for telephone serv ice a really negligible expendi ture considering the value of the telephone In emergencies and lu ordinary dully life. Public utility charges in gen eral, form only about 5 per cent of the average budget, and this rive per cent Inctude.s not only t he telephone hill, but also car-fans and charges fur electricity, gas and water. The' really substantial Items of faintly expenditure aro food, 4ft per cent; rent and taxes, Iti pel cent; entertainment and charities 14 per cent; and clothing, 12 per cent. The rcnuUnder of the typical b ml get is made up of miscellaneous expenses, Corduroy Robes OF COMFORT AND BEAUTY $5. 75 to $14.50 Luxury and sturdy wear arc combined in these carefully made Corduroy ,Kobcs, in wide or narrow wale, plain or prettily trimmed. 1 ' . . Kugcnc Growth Indicated. KI GFNK, Ore. Goncluslve evi dence of the growth of Kugeite during the last year was shown in (he report of (lie school dist tict census lakers. O. H. Jones, clerk of the district, said that approxi mately 40WU persons from 4 to 20 ears old had been counted. This Is an inereusu of 600 over .the number counted lust year, ruing a inupt'-;::w of four to i-ne in es- A DW,. LIGHTLY BONED LA CAM1LLE! imfort to the nth degree: lis J.a Gamlllc is fashioned dainty materials, has low p and- buck ot eiusnc wou- pg. - A garment. - tnat lor loveliness and pruetlcai- annot be initialled. fitted to n J.a Camlllo and tow real corset comfort. full line of the different pdels In Itrasslerrs and Cor is, ulways on hand. IRS. R0I5T. PATTISON ! Corset lore l'lume Main .".tlU 10 -Jill St., W'vst of I O. 'g : j fit Gets In loo casi-:n ,or Kims snii'i'i;i in vi;i;iv AM KltH'AN I'AI-l.S. l.liiho. I'he so ut lu rn Idaho pool of t lit Idaho - Oregon Kgg assoelat lor. closed October 1 U and nil to Oc tober -Ii, IftO cases of eggs a. week gan arriving at the I'oeutello flee They grilled A-l quality bet tor t ban fto per cent and arc si lling al 4i eenls w It h other grades in proportion. The local egg market is 4S 'cents and is now governed by tho egg association. The volume of production com ing into I'ucaieiio Is not high, ac cording to County Agent Tillolson. but is 14,'lJ.vF tluin.txneeted, for )c toher, the poorosi egg liiont li ol the year. The biggest problem con front ing the a.-social ton is build ing up production and the encour agement received is very gratifying lo the ns-sociation. '.Members had ihe opportunity of cancelling contracts prior to Octo ber 1, but of the entire member ship only lhre canceled. 1. K. Til lot son is temporarily taking care of shipments out of Cower county which are made Tuesdays and Thursdays. A sup ply of shipping cases was received for members. Cse of Corn .lumps;. ( orn oil, corn syrup, and corn starch are increasingly important products and" their manufacture will soon rival the ine-at packing bid ust ry. says Nature Magazine Hardly 1 Mi I'er cent of the corn crop is exported. . THIS picturesiiut ond feminine Ut ile frock depaits from the straight and narrow and certain ly no one could mind it in the least. It is of lust ton black satin with hasiiuc waist and full skirt wilh a lois;ije of ruses in natural color up- phqued on the waist and bands of rose colored velvet on the skirt. ihuut the hips is a bit of embroidery In gold thread. .ONE QLAM.yjilCA's STRONGEST COMPANIES lour own mdpincnt urn in a tells yon SPECIAL THIS WEEK Hot Mater IJottlcs Fountain Syringes Combination SjriiiKOrf $1.00 EACH Thin In :. lot t.r Hlrlclly f i-i-hU i;(iuIs, ijllulily mrr-cli;tli(Jt.si- uiul all gmti-un-liiil. Red Cross Drug Store fell him. "I saw your ml, 0 THE TINY OTS HOWL? Sl.iHt of Hi" lilllo nnrn irt'n't very rriizy hIumi) u-t- RiiB a hair 1"li ll'n n Itrnnur nroc'tMinr una you lan't blainu Ihrm. Wo taki KiK-cial ains illl tlic liny ouca und iuikf' iUr bli atlrai'llvr in (Im wini" llmi'. You'll like m-rvicc. UrillK Ihe klil- th-a In. UE1ST MAKINELLO SHOP IliKini . Kmm.r Hlilie. "A Ih-miiy Alii fur ttrrjr .Nrr.1." I'honc Main 577 1' UBVl i i 1 I-' m t CV 1, jt' van in' i'm'.W mr proilmc tur.v' rvmlls an h' iviniii'kahli' Ilk, w4 A r f yi die from VvJfVJvyVJ natural causes $10t000 you rom "cc'dpnt and in case of permanent total disability the company will . 1 . Waive all premium payments 2. Pay you $25 per week for one year; and in addi tion 3. Pay you $50 per month for life; and 4. Pay $5,000 to yqur beneficiary when you die 5. If (disability involves loss of limbs or sight as a re sult of accident, the company will payytti $,000 ' ' in cash.immeti wtely, in addition to all other benefits. I In case of temporary disability as a result of rtlhrr sick ness nr accidrnt. the company will pay you $25 pet week for a limit oi 51 weeks.) "A Service That Endures" West Coast Life INSURANCE COMPANY HOMI OFflCC-SAN FUNCIXQ III iooso robe, draped rind with pockets and" girdlus, sleeves. Colors. tailored styles, lonjf or short New Silk Negligees $7.85 to $16.50 Outing Flannel Gowns Hound neck, short sleeves. Embroidered iu blue. $1.65 ' LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY-1 I limit liitf tlui population, tin tn iTciiHi! in ono your Im l'lutirt'il al 2uo. ItiH-k t'nislifi' lntmmMl. IIAUKISIU'UO, On-. Kfvrrul UMidri-il ilnllurs ilunuiKO wuh iluiu1 o thu roi'k L'rnshlnK plunt In-r ItiHt ilKlit when tlm liiuy poli'H which support, tho t'libln which Hpans i)v Ivor foil .on tho ImlldliiK which h(MiHs the critHhcr. Drift wood huntr ip on tho cahto tint! cuumoiI ono uf tho tloiulmiMi to brcik Iooho. The rlvor Iuih fallen only about two foot. It wuh HtUI tit. flood Hinge' anil it will bo Bovuml duya boforo rho forry will bo In operation npnlii. H EAD COLDS Melt in spoon: inhals vspotsi apply frsely up nosmis. VAQO RUB Omr IT Million Jar. U4 Y.mrlr Uuy your furniture the modem way a small pay ment down and the rest in weekly or monthly in stallments just like a savingti account.. Our cosy I credit terms point the way to a more com tollable home for you this winter at prices which are amaz ingly low. ; (Opportunity available. IntiHianco salesman a to experienced T,lfo 9 UlHLiict Aluiiab'er) VV'tsT Coast Lift Inmirancc Co. U1 Msk4 Simi, turn IrMcuc SCALP TRLATMEN15 amjmcnh'd byIn- fmfiwnt use of 'in nbnJi'rliil iicW nnic SCAl.P-TONEri IMAItl. M.I, 1,(1 ( O.SIII.-1 10 S1IOI1 Km. 25, Ni w I'oli'j lllilf. I'lionn .Mnin 1211 w hat's The Bi Event? " IWD YOU" EVER' TR""OWIt '""" "'M "Health Candy" TRY IT IT'S GOOD The Candy Shop 20 FIB ST. "The Home of Ilome-Madc Candy" (ltelail only) j ft fArinr Prpii"t nf H'in::y. tin "mrtfinl H. tnwiml Mnkrn, j TrsitVnt of thr N.irfii-il Siiift! Iaauf, had plrturrd hr. Thy yrn'- I ilv PtnM Ih" KAts ;t l.inii obfr. bhf o n i hi. c-julry kctutt lour, . ' CLAUDE C. PRATT I In new Itiinlwr nmn l. lioro lo M'nr flic public. I-t n know 5nr rc'Cptiri'iiK'Mtf mnl wo will .wll ntl iii.tlcrlill next In whole Mile In prlii-, Uc lire tin I'ii-iiht'- I'rfciHl well s the I'mir lim'i 1'iienJ, Tin fin -mcr. lime had such n j hnril lime Ihi hi-i inn ihis Hi.-r, 1 mill Milne line lo belli IheiM (Mil.1 Ilirlwd Wire. I'lelil leiteloc. ilil-. leiiif rM till ill riH-lt-ImiMioii prht".. I iinintiif k 7-ftHil I'enee is ill l;t t-t til- eiu h. Ilho k Hn-i-tfl HiirlHil Wire, Hl.r n pd. The Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "IIm 1'iHir ln I Hcnil" 0i. I i.uiMlry. rilllMC al-M. No buuUa UuUien v m f, u ia New Style H"0 - fang of cereals TIiF. only o::fi tlmt con!; into ftrnmitsir ontnie-.il. Nilliinr.elNclikeit. Meaty ftriinulcs stiimiliilc ili;'eslion. Neir look sticky or pasty. Wonderful llavor. More than a new oatmeal a uav icrval. wealth of vital mineral. Ami New .Slyla li t) takes only 2 to 3 short minutes to cook the quickc&t cookiiij cereal quick as ajlush! J""" ! Rlul.r M-OOhh LTiI'rt. i s,w "' "" ' ""uk ' S'ndrd lull ! mn lthl rl.-l'" I IS OATS -iZ Cook in i-". 2 to 3 minutes i. Furniture Exchange E. J. Donohuc We Buy, Sell or Trade NEW AM) USED EUIINITUKE 'hone 471-.I Mr and Jefferson Delco Wll.l.AKU liOSCIl Official Service Station Willard Genuine Parts United Motor Official Service Station Sales and Service Genuine Parts UNITED MOTOK AUTO LITE hie ha i-n.it y i.i,i;(Tiitio dt.nvii'B au. Ix'IkIHoii Mnrhliio Worku lllilg. 1311 Wa.liliiuluu Atc wmwi
