The Sunday Oregonian., May 12, 1918, Section One, Page 21, Image 21

THE SUNDAY OREGONTAN, TORTLAXD. 3IAY 12, 1918.
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UNITY IS KEYNOTE
OF
OREGON
GUARD
Action to Bring Companies
Under One Head Will Be
Discussed Here.
GREATER EFFICIENCY AIM
Oregon' First War Conference Will
Be Held In Portland on May S3
and ; 5 Military Parade lo
Be Jflsht Feature.
movement to bring- ail Bona Guard
empanlea tn the state under one direct
rapervlslonl head, for tha purpose of
rrullnr rrutir efficiency. Will D
launched at a meeting to be held on
May 21 and 1 In connection with Ore
con's Srat war conference.
The plans for unification of noma
Ouard unite will not Include any chance
of tha standing of guard companies.
nor will It result la master In g or the
companies Into state or Fede.-al se rlce.
Colonel John B. Hlbbard. Lieutenant
Cnlnn.l w W Wilson and Captain C T.
Hats, all of the Multnomah Guard, and
fcherta T. M. Hurlburt will be In charge
of the meat inc.
alultnomab Guard, comprising' more
than 10O men. will pass in grand re
View an W.dnaadav evening. May 2S.
It la cmhihli that Governor Withy
comte. Lieutenant Paul Ferlgord. of
the rraach army; Colonel John Leader
aad Adjataot-Oeneral wuiiatns win ap
pear la the renewing stand.
rrosalavnf Mew ta apeak.
At the request of the War Depart
sent, a special meeting has been sr
ranged. In connection with the con
fa ran ca. for all men of the state who
ara now In Class 1 of the draft.
The Government 'eela that few of
these men have any Intimate knowledge
or the various methods provided by
the Government for the protection of
their families during the - absence, or
what should be done by the men tn
preparation for actual service and of
hiu of the dancers confronting men
who are about to be called Into mill
tary service.
Dr. Kenneth A. J. alackenaie will
apeak on social h; glene subjects, as
they pertain to the men of draft are.
He wtU outline in a plain way the
crave dangers of social diseases and
some of the reasons why care ehould
be taken to avoid them.
Professor Guy Stanton Ford, dean
of the University of Minnesota Law
Kchool. who for the past year has edited
all literature Issued jy the committee
of public Information, will be one of
the speakera at the conference.
Cadncae Bilrs Hecned.
Professor Ford resided In Berlin for
a number ef years and haa a personal
knowledge or German propaganda. He
is said to be an appealing speaker and
will represent the committee on public
information at the conference.
Lieutenant Paul Perlgord. of the
French army: George Brlnton Chandler.
of the Council of National Defense, and
J. A. &' Scherer. president of Throop
college tn faaadena and now traveling
representative of the Council of Na
tional Defense, are ether National
speakers to address the conference.
Tha rtata.Couaoll -of Defense, under
whose auspice tha conclave of Oregon
war workers is lo be held, has arranged
for a one and one-third fare on all
railroads. Parsons who attend the con
ference from points throughout ths
late should procure a certificate which
will be validated at the Auditorium and
which will entitle the bolder to a one
third fare rate on the return trip. .
NAVAL OFFICERS IN CHARGE OF NEW NAVAL MILITIA RECRUIT
LN'G OFFICE IN THE GASCO BUILDING.
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TEJIaST HAROLD C. JO XLS, EXE.CLTI! E OFFICER.
A recruiting station for the Oregon Naval Militia haa been opened at room
Tit Gasro building. Fifth and Alder streets. George 8. Shepherd. Captain of the
Naval Militia, and Lieutenant Harold C Jones, executive officer, will be In
charge.
The new office already haa begun to enlist men for the flrat division, from
which a force will be aelected for Immediate duty in patrolling the water front.
All members of the militia will receive regular naval training and boat
drills, and. In addition, there will be a branch which will have opportunity to
take a special course In preparation for service on merchant ahlps now under
construction and to be built here.
The Oregon Naval Militia will rive young men attending- school the advan
tage of securing a naval or maritime training; without Interfering with their
studies.
SPUD IS SUPREME
Liberty Potato Week" Opens
in Oregon Tomorrow.
ABLEST CHEFS TO LECTURE
KAISER BILL TO
Atenox wm be "teattrb
RED CROSS CAMPAIGN.
or
Privilege of Pttlag an Ead to tvil
jatae Will Go to Person Pay lac
Meat far nappy Dtatlactlea.
Portland Is to hare a Red Croes auc
tion. It la definitely decided.
And they are going to hang or burn
the Kataer! Who'll have the privilege
ef hauling on the rope, or touching off
the pyre?
He who pays and he who pays most.
For thar will be but one of the prlvl
legee to be porchaaed at the Red Cross
auction, which Is to be one of the fea
tures of t!le week of the second Red
Croea war fund, beginning Monday,
May SOL
Would yen buy a United States Sena
torshlp? Would yon be Governor?
It's all eery simple. Just attend the
Tted Cross auction, bid for your prise
and It will be delivered la due course
by the Red Cross,
Some Ineky person may purchase the
Postofftce. and aome happy realty dealer
may secure the City UalL
Maybe. Just to vary the programme,
but hush! keep It secret! there may
be a gigantic wheel of luck.
The aue-committee ef the publicity
committee, which haa the auction In
charge la composed of H- C Thomas,
chairman, aad the following members,
all of whom ere officers of the Rotary
Onb; C B. Waters, Dr. O. B. Douglaa.
J. A. Henry, J. L Wright and Walter
L Whiting.
The committee offers a series of
prise for the beet auggeatloa. aald
prises probably being first-class chances
on some of the more valuable articles
to be dlapoeed of. All such suggestions
should be addressed to auction commit
tee, care Liberty Temple.
Portland Ad Club and Women's Or.
ganlutlons Co-operate to Carry
Message of Conservation
Throughout State.
"What's this? demands mystified
"hubby an he dlahea up on the dinner
plates a culinary product unqueatlon
ably new to hia experience.
"That? Why, dearie, you know that
la one of the 17 new waya of fixing
potatoes I have Just learned at the
demonstration downtown," explains the
culinary department head wfth a smile
of triumph.
If the plot moves smoothly ahead
from thla point, aa It must In well-
regulated households, astonishment of
the male "lead" over the acquisitive
capacities of the "opposite" and ap
proval or the new dish will promptly
be registered.
ext day, just to carry the plot a
few cranks ahead, "wlfle" Is seen
hustling downtown to learn ths other
IS waya of serving up' camouflage
spuds.
Oh. yea. there are! Glrla of the
Washington High bcbool clssses dem
onstrated that there are. They lay no
claim to having tried all the manifold
waya of dl.gulslng potatoes on the
menu, but they did fix them np In 10
different forma.
All of which Is relevant to the an
nouncement that tomorrow morning
marks the opening In Oregon of "Lib
erty Potato week" no mere Imaginary
Institution, but one authoritatively pro
claimed and enjoined by proclamation
of Governor W lthycorobe.
Governor Supports Move.
The Governor's proclamation fol
lows:
"Inasmuch aa officials of the United
Statea Food Administration have
pointed out the urgent necessity for
eating potatoes to save wheat until
the next harvest. I respectfully call
upon the patriotic cltliens of Oregon
to observe the week of May 11-ls as
"Liberty Potato week. and support the
members of the Portland Ad Club In
the campaign they are waging to
stimulate public Interest In th(a Impor
tant matter.
"During 'Potato week' I auggest that
the people of Oregon pause occasion
al I r at meal time and resolve that they
will avoid, aa (ar aa possible, the use
of wheat until after harvest. While
only one week haa been set apart for
special emphasis on the advisability
of substituting potatoea for wheat, the
observance should not be confined to
the one week, bat should be adhered
to throughoot the season. (Slgnsd)
"J AM US WITHT'-OMBE. Oovernor."
Through co-operative effort of the
Pood Administration the Portland Ad
Club and varioua women's organisa
tions preparation, really elaborate In
scope, has been made for observance
of "Potato week."
Able Chef a to Lecture.
Tueeday afternoon at 2 o'clock and
ea-h eueoeelna ttmon of the week.
Little Old Ford Horn Fine
Decoy for Speed Demons.
Jloteeiyeas Cop Lotreo Innocent Aa
teaat fr'lB far 8a-r4La.
OREGON CTTT. Or. May 11. (Spe
cial.) Here's a lesson In high finance
for yon.
A prominent professional man ef
Oregon City who drives a high-powered
aeto was slipping along the White
Honse drive one day recently. He was
well within the speed limit, he declares.
going along, bothering no one. when an
obnoxloua horn, known to be on only
one make of motor vehicle, honked be
hind. It kept on honking. Mr. High
powered Auto'a dlrnlty was offended.
He "stepped on er" and watched the
speedometer jump past tS. to 20 and
climb steadily up. Aad then the ever
popular motorcycle cop sped alongside,
bonked a little old Ford bora and
grinned.
"Dont yon think that Is a dirty Irish
trick r asked the Oregon City motorist
"It may beeorter mean, but we muat
show results. And thla Is sura the
candy decoy (or speed demons. When
ever I honk this little old horn, they
Just can t resist the temptation and I
a-et 'em. Caught eight victims yeeter-day."
Little Talk on Clarified
Advertising.
CONSERVATISM
"Conservative Having power
or tendency to preserve tn a safe
or entire state." Webster.
It le all right to be conserva
tive, but hesitant timidity la not
conservatism. Those persons who
Imagine that they are conserva
tive when tbey refuse to consider
the matter of buying a home are
only fooling themselves; they In
sist upon looking at the proposi
tion through the wrong end ef
the telescope.
From an economic standpoint It
la hard to find any reasonable ar
gument for a man to pay out a
considerable percentage of his In
come each month for rental, when
the aame money would pay for a
home. Money paid out aa rental
Is certainly not preserved In a
safa or entire state It la gone;
the owner of the house haa It
The claaslfled columns of The
Sunday Ore son Ian each week con
tain hundreds of listings of desir
able homes for sale on easy
monthly payments. Those who
are Interested In the home ques
tion should go through these ads
carefully every Sunday: sooner
or later the desired home will be
found advertised.
at the aame time. In the auditorium
of the Meier at Frank store, lecture
demonstrations on the use of the po
tato will be given by Portland's ablest
chefs. The lecturing chefs will be
these: Tuesday, A. K. Hansen, Mult
nomah Hotel; Wednesday, Kmll Altor
fer, Portland Hotel; Thursday, Henery
Tblele, Benson Hotel; Friday, J. C
Goettelman, Chamber ' of Commerce;
Saturday, Charlea Kleffer, Arlington
Club,
In the Market block, southeast cor
ner Fourth and Yamhill, there will be
displays and potato cooking and serv
ing demonstrations each day, with
some of the most capable housewives
of the city In charge. Detaila of this
feature are being arranged by the
Women'a Association of the Kirst Pres
byterian Church, Mrs. E. C. Mlchener,
chairman.
A display by the Washington High
School girls, whose intimate knowledge
of the potato has been cited. Is already
In place, and will remain throughout
the week In a window of the Meier
Frank store. Students of the Benson
Polytechnic School for Girls are plac
ing an array of exhibits In the Powers
Furniture Company store. Girls of the
Lincoln High School expect to stage
an educative exposition In the LIpman
Wolfe Co. buildlne;. Other exhibits I
Victrolas f or the Vacationist
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INSTRUMENT. RECEIVED.
To hear the new $115 Victrola, with Gluck: "Lo, Hear the Gentle Lark."
the new Victrola Tone arm and the new "Nightingale Song."
Victrola No. 2 Reproducer, is surely a Two patriotic winners: "Somewhere
musical delight. in France." "Bring Back the Kaiser
For the very well-to-do home, the to Me."
magnificent new $225 models will prove Galli-Curci in her exquisite "Bell
wonderfully interesting, also equipped Song" from Lakme. (22 of this one
with the new tone arm and reproducer. . title alone were sold Saturday.) Large
Hear the velvety softness and pure shipments of these and others now on
flute tones of Galli-Curci's records on the way.'
these new models of the Victrola. John McCormack in "Mavis," and "I
Hear McCormack in his inimitable Hear You Calling Me," and "Some
"When Irish Eyes Are Smiling." And where a Voice Is Calling," and "The
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Antiquity of
the Gospel
As Old as Adam
By Dr. JAMES E. T.VLMAGE
Of the Council of the Twelve. Chovch of
Jeans Chrlat of Latter-Day Saints)
Salt Lake City, Utah.
will doubtless be prominently dls
played about town.
t Clergy to Carry Mesaage.
Ministers of the entire Btate have
been called upon to usher In the "eat
potatoes to save the' wheat" crusade
and follow It up with public talks
throughout the week.- R. W. Childs,
chairman of the hotelmen's division of
the Food Administration, has appealed
to 1000 eatiufr-houses of the state to
Join in the movement. Thousands upon
thousands of copies of the official
"wheatless cook - book" will be dis
tributed, the aim being: to place one In
every home Streetcars In this city
will carry placards; the business- houses
will flaunt posters and the motion pic
ture houses will show slides all call
Ina; attention to the humble
spud that awaits the opportunity of
helping- win the war by taking the
place of wheat products on the deadly
dining- table-sector.
"Potato week" will advance three
war appeals. Every patriot is called
upon to double his or her consumption
of potatoes; . to attempt to gro without
wheat, entirely until harvest; to turn
back every spare sack of flour.
MEYER TO GO TO FRANCE
Y. M C. A., Secretary Will Take
Message to Soldiers.
"I'm going to tell the boya 'over
Orearon there' that Oregon Is 100 per cent back
of them, and that It will be 'Oregon
first' in every drive that involves
keeping; them in the fight until Old
Glory floats with the Union Jack and
the Tri-Color over Berlin," said F. J,
Meyer, as he said good-by to scores of
Portland friends yesterday.
Mr. Meyer leaves for . France Mon
day. He will serve as a T. M. C. A.
secretary at the front. For the past
four months he has been a secretary In
the service department of the Portland
T. M. C A. Previous to that time he
was. pastor of the University Park
Congregational Church, and was at one
time moderator of the Congregational
Association in this district.
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The old Anglo-Saxon words sod and
apel, from which our Anglicized term
Gospel Is a lineal descendant, signified
tn combination the a-ood news of God.
In a theological sense, and Indeod ac
cording to common usage, "The Gospel",
is thus defined: 'Good newa or tidlnRa,
especially the announcement of the sal
vation of men through the atonlns
death of Jeans Chrlat." (Standard Diet.)
It is noteworthy that the word doea
not occur in the Old Testament, which
is usually regarded as the record. In
part, of the Semitic peoples, and of
"God's dealings with them through the
medium of the Mosaic Law. The, defi
nite distinction between this Law and
the Gospel of Jesus Christ is strik
ingly illustrated by the segregation
of the Holy Bible into Old and New
Testaments. The teachings o? Christ
and later those of the Apostles empha
sized the superiority of the Gospel over
the Law, which latter was likened by
Paul to a schoolmaster whose function
was to discipline, train and Instruct, in
preparation for the greater revelation
of the Gospel. (See Gal. 3:33-29). These
and other kindred facts have led to the
erroneous assumption that the Gospel
was first revealed to mankind when
Christ came in the flesh.
Nevertheless, the Gospel, comprising
not alone precepts but the accompany
ing authority of the Holy Priesthood to
administer the ordinances thereof, was
preached to men in the earliest period
of human history. The necessity of (1)
faith in the then unembodled but cho
sen and ordained Savior of mankind,
(i) the lndispensability of repentance
as a means of leading to remission of
sins, (3) the divine requirement of bap
tism by immersion in water, and (4)
spiritual baptism through the power of
the Holy Ghost which constitute tha
fundamental principles and ordinances
of the Gospel were preached and ad
ministered to Adam, the patriarch of
the race, and by him to his posterity.
Through a revelation to Moses this Is
recorded of Adam, following the man's
transgression:
"And after but days an angel of the
Lord appeared nnto Adam, Baying" ...
Thon shalt do all that thou doeat In the
name of the Son, and thon ahalt repent
and call upon God In the name of the
Son for evermore. And in that day the
Holy Ghost fell upon Adam, which
brareth record of the Father and the
Son, aaylngrt I am the Only Begotten of
the Father from the beginning-, hence
forth and forever, that aa thon haat
fallen thon mayeat be redeemed, and all
mankind, even aa many aa vcill." (Pearl
of Great Price, Moses 5:6-9).
As wickedness increased among men
"God cursed the earth with a sore
curse, and was angry with the wicked,
with all the sons of men whom he had
made. For they would not hearken
unto his voice, nor believe on his Only
Begotten Son, even him whom he de
clared should come in the meridian
of time, who was prepared from before
the foundation of the world. And thna
the Goapel began to be preached, from
the beginning, being declared by holr
angels sent forth from the preaence of
God, and by hia own voire, and by the
gift of the Holy Ghoat." (Versos 56-58.)
The prophet Enoch testified further:
"But God hath made known unto our
fathers that all men must repent. And
he called upon our father Adam by his
own voice, saying: . . . 'If thon wilt
turn nnto me, and hearken unto my voice.
and believe, and repent of all thy trans
gressions, and be baptised, even In wa
ter, In the name of mine Only Begotten
Son, who Is full of grace and truth,
which In Jesna Christ, the only name
which Khali be given under heaven,
whereby aalvatlon ahall come onto the
children of men. ye ahall receive the
girt of the Holy Ghost. (6:50-52).
Enoch taught the same Gospel and
administered baptism to repentant be-
evers and Isoah. duly ordained, labored
in similar ministry: "And it came to
paad that Noah continued hia preach
ing nnto the people, aaylngi Hearken,
and give heed unto my words. Believe
and repent of your sins and be baptised
In the name of Jesus Chrlat, the Son of
God, even as onr fathers, and ye shall
receive the Holy Ghost, thnt ye mar
have all thlnga made manifest- and If
ye do not this, the floods t. Ill come In
upon yon nevertheleaa they hearkened
not. (8:23. 24).
So, from Adam to the Deluge, which
came because of the unbelief and apos
tasy of the race, the ordinances of tho
Gospel were known and administered.
Reverting to Biblical Scripture we read
that the Gospel was preached unto
Abraham, with the assurance that all
who would abide therein should be ac
counted as Abraham's children. (See
Gal. 3:6-18). Through the prophet Jo
seph Smith a fuller account of
Jehovah's promise to Abraham Is given
us, the Lord saying: "I will bleaa them
through thy names for aa many as re
ceive tills Gospel ahall be called after
thy name, and ahall be accounted thy .
aeed, and ahall rise np and bleas thee.
aa their father"! and the particularity
of the blessing wherein all families of
the earth might share through the line
age of Abraham was to be "the blees-
nci of the Goapel, which are tne Dieaa
nara of salvation, even of life eternal,"
(Abraham 2:10-11).
As Abraham s posterity became sin
ful, the lesser law, which when codi
fied came to be known as the Law of
Moses, was prescribed Instead of the
Gospel, which had been preached aforc-
tme and whlcn was later taugnt Dy tne
Lord Jesus Christ. Following the apos
tolic administration apostasy again
darkened the world; and now In the
current or last dispensation, tho Gospel
has been restored anew, with all its
ancient authority, power, and blessings.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-
Day Saints proclaims these glad tidings
to the world. This Gospel is new only
n the fact of Its restoration to earth
according to prophecy. It is the Gospel
of Jesus Christ, which was preached to
and by Adam, Enoch, Noah, Abraham
and a host of other men of God who
ministered anciently; It is the Gospel
that was taught by the Savior Himself
and by His Apostles; It Is tne eternal
Gospel brought again to earth In prep
aration for the advent of the Lord
Jesus Christ.
For the Book of Mormon. Poarl of
Great Price and other Church literature
apply to Northwestern States Mission.
810 East Madison St.. Portland, Ore., or
Bureau of Information, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Adv.
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