Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Polk Couuty.
Amy U. Chltty, Frank Lane, Alice I.
Dempsey, Frank V, Brown, Arvllla
Monson, A. N. Newbill and Sadie C.
NewOill, Mary A. Graham, M. D.
Willson, L. D. Leighton and Emma
L. Leighton, Plaintiffs, vs. John L.
. .iu.iou, William F. Shelton, , ines
M. Shelton, Evan L. Shelton ..lisa
Shelton, May E. Shelton, Annie
Hayes, Orville Hayes, Lizzie Moody,
George Moody, Martha J. Chapman,
Charles Chapman, Lucretia Rich­
ardson, “John” Richardson, William
O. Wilson, Fredrick H. Wilson, Min­
- ALCOHOL 3 PER
NT. i
nie
Prior,
Della
Pierce,
Lee
ANçgetaWe IYpparaliun FsrAs
Pierce, May Baker, J. W. Baker,
su n ila iin g ihcFbudaiidliegiiU
Daisy C. Wilson, Edward C. Wilson,
«ng (lie Sioiuadis anáJJowdíd'
the unknown heirs of Solomon Shel­
ton, deceased; also all other persons
or parties unknown claiming any
right, title, estate, lieu or interest
in the real estate described In the
Promotes Digestion.Clit trfii-
complaint herein, defendants.
n ess and Kest.CoiUalns neither
To Martha J. Chapman, Charles
POl
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral
Chapman, Fredrick H. Wilson, Minnie
N o t N a r c o t i c .
Prior, Della Pierce, Lee Pierce, Lizzie
Moody, George Moody, Lucretia Rich­
EKtptafoUDrsmiurrjni
ardson, ‘ John’’ Richardson (whOBe
ftm pkin Seed"
Christian name is unknown to plain­
jtlx . Senna *■
tiffs), William C. Wilson. Daisy C. Wil­
JtxMleSalls-
son, May Baker and J. W. Baker, and
j 4 i use Seed*
to tlie unknown heirs of Solomon
Shelton, deceased; and also to all
TfmtSnJ-
other persons or parties unknown
CMMSu/nr ■
Vuit^rtuirkmn
claiming any right, title, estate, lien or
interest in the real estate described
Aperfecl Remefiv forCarsIlpa
in the complaint herein, of the above-
tlon, Sour Storaach.Dtan t o
uamed defendants:
Worms .Convulsions.Fcvei ish
In tlie name of the State of Oregon;
ness and Loss QF S leep .
You are hereby notified to appear and
answer
the complaint filed against
File Simile Signature of
Vou in the above entitled Court and
suit within six weeks from the date of
the first publication of this sum­
^c<,,
T he C entaur C oniakt ,
mons, to-wit, on or before the 3rd
-
NEW YORK.
day of July, 1914; and if you fail
so to answer, for want thereof, the
A t6 inofrths.pld
plaintiffs will apply to the Court
jjD o s t s -J jC ifit s
tor a decree as prayed for in said
complaint, to-wit: That tlie defend­
Guaranteed under Tlve^o^Jj
ants herein may be required to set
forth tlie nature of thetr claims til and
to all those certain tracts and parcels
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
K C IN TA U R COM PANY. f l t W Y O U « »»T Y .
of land described as follows, to-wit;
r%i
The west half of lot No. 4. In Block No.
2, in Conkey’s First Addition to the
town (now city) of Dallas, in Polk
County, State of Oregon; owned by
the plaintiff Amy G. Chltty; the south
Summons.
bummons.
half of Lot No. 5, in Block No. 2 in
In the Circuit Court of the State of Conkey’s
In the Circuit Court of the State of
First Addition to the town
Oregon for the County of Polk.
(now city) of Dallas, in Polk County,
Oregon for the County of Polk.
Charles A. Moyer, Plaintiff, vs. Susie Oregon, owned by Frank Lane; the
Nathan M. Conner, plaintiff, vs. A. Moyer, Defendant.
east half of Lot No. 4, in Block No. 2
James M. Carlisle, an Insane person, To Susie A Moyer, above named de­ in Conkey’s First Addition to the town
(now city) of Dallas, in Polk County,
fendant
:
and J. C. Syron, his Cuardlan; the un­
In the name of the State of Oregon,
owned by Alice 1. Dempsey;
known heirs at law of Polissa Rowell, you are hereby required to appear and Oregon,
deceased; also all other persons or answer the complaint filed against Lot No. 5 in Block No. 11, in Conkey’s
Second
Addition
to the town (now
purtles unknown claiming any right, you in the above entitled court and
of Dallas, in Polk County, Ore­
title, estate, lien or Interest in the real suit on or before six weeks from date city)
property described in the complaint of the first publication of this Sum­ gon, owned by Frank V. Brown; Lot
No 7 in Block No. 11. in Conkey’s
herein, defendants.
mons, and you are further notified
To the unknown heirs at law of Polis­ that if you fail so to appear and ans­ Second Addition to the town (now
city)
of Dallas, Polk County, Oregon,
sa Rowell, deceased, and also to all wer for want thereof the plaintiff will
other persons or parties unknown apply to the court for the relief de­ owned by Arvilla Monson; Lot No. 1,
claiming any right, title, estate, manded in said complaint, namely; in Block No. 12, in Conkey’s Second
lien or Interest in the real estate 1. That the marriage contract now Addition to the town (now city) of
descriteo In the complaint Herein, and heretofore existing between the Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, owned by
or claiming any interest or estate plaintiff and the defendant be forever A. N. Newbill and Sadie C. Newbill;
to the real property hereinafter de­ dissolved. 2. That the rights and re Lot No. No. 2 in Block No. 12, in Con-
key’s Second Addition to tlie town
scribed, defendants:
sponsibilltles of the plaintiffs and de
In the name of the State of Oregon, fendant, in the absence of misconduct (now city) of Dallas, in Polk County,
You and each of you are hereby re­ shall be equal in regard to the cus­ Oregon, owned by Mary A. Graham;
quired to appear and answer the com­ tody or control of the minor son, beginning 29.60 chains east and 13.73
plaint tiled against you in the above Elmer Moyer; 3. That the plaintiff chains south of the northwest corner
entitled suit, in the above named have such other and further relief as of tlie "L” of the D. I,. C. of Solomon
Court within six weeks from the date to the court may seem meet and Shelton and wile, Not. No. 1953, Claim
No. 52, in Tp 7 S. It. 5 W. of Will. iVler.
of the first publication of this sum­ equitable.
in Polk County, Oregon, which said
mons, which said date of first publi­
This summons is published once a
cation of this summons is the 11th week for a period of six successive beginning point is also 1.07 chains
day of June 1914, and if you fail so to and consecutive weeks in the Polk south of the S. W. corner of the Abel
appear and answer said complaint the County Itemlzer, beginning with the Uglow mill lot: and running thence
above named plaintiff will, for want issue of June 4th, 1914, and ending west 7S fePt: thence south 110 feet,
thereof, apply to the Court for the with the issue of of July 16th, 1914, thence east 78 feet; thence north 110
relief prayed for and demanded in his under and In pursuance of the direc­ feet to the place of beginning, being a
said complaint, which is substantially tions contained in an order of publica­ part of the said Solomon Shelton and
as follows: For a decree requiring tion of summons n-.ade herein by the wife D. L. C. owned by M. D. Willson^
r,ald defendants, and each of them. Honorable J. B. Teal, County Judge of beginning 28.42 chains east and 13.75
Whether they be heirs at law of Polis­ Polk County, State of Oregon, made chains soutli of the N. W. corner of
sa Rowell, deceased, or other persons and dated at Chambers, at Dallas. Polk the “ L” of tlie D. L. C. of Solomon
Shelton and wife, Not. No. ..n>3, Claim
or parties unknown claiming any County, Oregon, June 1, 1914.
No. 52, in Tp. 7 s. R. 5 West of the
right, title, estate, lien or interest in
Date of first publication June 4, 1914,
o” to said real property, and each of and date of last publication, July 16, Will. Mer. In Polk County, Oregon,
which said beginning point is also
them, to set forth the nature of their 191s.
1.07 chains south and 78 feet west of
claim to the following described real
BROWN, SIR1.KY & BEET,
the S. W. corner of the Abel Uglow
property situated in the County of
Attorneys foi Plaintiff.
mill
lot; and running thence south
Polk and State of Oregon, to-wit:
110 feet; thence west 55 feet; thence
lleing a part of the Donation I .and
Notice of Final Settlement.
north 110 feet: and thence east 55
Claim of Daniel Rowell and Polissa
Notice Is hereby given, that I, the
Rowell, his wife, Notification No. 1892, undersigned executrix of the estate of feet to the place of beginning, being
Claim No. 72, and being parts of Sec­ C. W. Stengel, deceased, have filed a part of said Solomon Shelton and
tions seven (7) and eighteen (18) in my final report in said matter in the wife D. L. C. owned by L. D. Leighton
Township six (6) South of Range five office of the County Clerk of Polk and Emma L. Leighton, and that all
(5) West of the Willamette Meridian, County. Oregon.and the 10th day ol adverse claims of defendants may be
which said part is more particularly July, 1914, at 9 o’clock a. m. of said determined by a decree of said Court;
described as beginning ut the North day has been fixed by the County that hv said decree it be declared
west corner of said Rowell Donation Court of said county, at the County and adjudged that the said defendants
Land Claim and running thence South Court House, as the time and place and each of them have no estate or In­
along the West line thereof thirty-one j when and where said final account terest whatever In or to said land and
and 17-100 (31.17) chains; thence will be heard. All persons Interested that the title of the plaintiffs to their
South 89 degrees 40 minutes Fast 1 in said estate are required to file any respective tracts therein Is good and
valid: and that the said defendants
thirty-seven and 39-100 (37.39) chains objections
they
may
have
or
to a stake from which an ash tree show cause why said final report and each of them he fovever enjoined
seven inches in diameter bears N. 3 should not be allowed, approved and and debarred from asserting any
degree W. 152 links distant; thence the said estate finally settled on or be­ claims whatever in or to said land ad­
North twelve and 18-100 (12.18) chains fore the time so fixed as above named verse to plaintiffs, and that the plain­
tiffs may have such other relief as
to a stake; thence South 89 degrees
FRIEDRICA STENGEL,
may seem meet with equity.
40 minutes West one and 42-100 (1.42)
Executrix of the estate of
This summons, dv an order of the
chains to an Iron pipe; thence North
C. W. Stengel, Deceased.
Hon. J. B. Teal, County Judge of
eighteen and 99-100 (18.99) chains to Ed. F. Coad,
Polk
County. Oregon, made at Cham­
an iron pipe on the North boundary
Attorney for Estate.
bers at Dallas, Oregon, on the 20th
line of said Rowell D. L. C.; thence
day of May, 1914, is served upon you
North 89 degrees 40 minutes West,
Real Estate Transfers.
by the publication thereof, for a period
thirty-five and 97-100 (35.97) chains to
of
six consecutive and successive
United States to Jesse L.
the place of beginning, and containing
weeks immediately rrior to the 3d
133.60 acres, in order that the alleged Bonds, patent 320 acres, 10-5.
day of July, 1914, In the Polk County
Interest of said defendants, either as
Olive Frances Howe to Jennie ¡temizer, a newspaper of general
heirs at law o tr Polissa Rowell, de.
circulation printed weekly at Dallas,
ceased, or as other persons or parties Odell Howe, lot in Dallas, $10.
E. P. Woolsey et ux to Henry In said County. The date of the first
claiming any right, title, estate, lien
or interest in or to said real property, M. oJhnson, 12 acres, 7-5, $10. oublication of this summons is May
and each of them, may he adjudged
Frank Neal et ux to F. M. and 21, 1914.
and determined by said Court, and
BROWN, SIBLEY * BELT,
that by said decree It be declared and Mattie E. Neal, 4.97 acres,7-8-5
Attorneys for the Plaintiffs.
adjuged that said defendants and each $
.
.
of them have no estate, right, inter­
F. M. Neal et ux to Frank and
est or claim whatsoever in or to said
real property, or any part thereof, but Ida M. Neal, 4.97 acres,7-5, $10.
Janies Miller to Greenberry
that they, and each of them, be es­
topped and forever debarred and en­ Smith, 134.05 acres. 10-5, $403.
joined from hereafter asserting orf at­
J. H. Ray et al to A. R. South-
tempting to assert my interest In or
right to said real property, or any part wick. 20 acres, 7-3., $10.00.
A. J. Barham et ux to John
Thereof and further decreeing that
Plaintiff is the owner In fee simple of McBee, lot in Dallas, $10.00.
all of said real property above de­
Lois A. Green et al to G. A.
scribed. and that plaintiff's title to
said real property be forever quieted and Oka Larson, lots in Lincoln,
In him, as to every and all persons $ 6 . 000 .
whomsoever whether claiming to be
Mary E. Brown to Clement A.
heirs at law of Polissa Rowell, de­ Ramsey, lot in Dallas, $10.00.
ceased. or in any way claiming any
John Ritner and wife to Val­
right, title, estate, lien or interest in
or to the said real property above de­ ley & Siletz Ry. Co..right of way.
scribed, or any part thereof, and for $ - , $ . .
such other and further relief as to the
G»orge Farrier et ux to M. W.
Court may seem equitable in the
; and Celia E. Black, 8 acres, 8-6
premises
This summons is published by order $ 10 . 00 .
of the Hon. John B. Teal. County
Morris Hughes et ux to John
Judge of Polk County. Oregon, duly T. Hughes, lot in Dallas, $10.00.
made and entered at Chambers at
Isaac Hughes et ux to John T.
Dallas, Oregon, on the 9th day of June,
1914, and the date of the first publica- and Rosa Hughes, 30-100 acre,
tlon of this summons Is June 11, 1914, 8-6. $400.
and said Defendants, and each of
United States to John Hughes,
FO R S A L E B Y
them, are required to answer Plain­
tiff's complaint within six weeks from 160 acres,7-8.
i Wra. Dawes to L. Currier, lot
said date.
R. L. CONNER,
in Indeitendence. $900.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Alfred Werth et ux to Fred
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Fred E. Werth to Alfred and
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Mrs. Charlie Reese, of Perrydale, i
was in town Friday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ed. White, of 1-alls
City, motored to Dallas Saturday eveu-
lug.
PR O O F
Mrs Jennie Thompson, of Seattle,
of the danger of
returned to her home, after visitiug
DELAY
her paienis here.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Stow and family,
in treating
of Amity, visited relatives In town
CANCER
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Brown visited at
IAist week a young married
Oakdale Sunday.
Mrs. C. P. Mitchell and daughter, lady of Dallas was buried, leav­
Alma, went to Salem Friday, returning ing behind her a husband and
home Sunday morning.
Retta Wilson went to Salem Satur­ many young children.
She had died front cancer.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison and
A year ago last May her hus­
daughters motored to Salem Saturday.
Mrs. M. L. Hamjiilton, of Hubbard, band brought her to Dr. Tool's
ollice to Le examined.
is visiting Mrs. H. P. Shriver.
Ray Mitchell, Charlie Smart, Fred
It took him, however, nearly
Frakes and Charlie Anderson went to twenty minutes to persuade her
Taft on a fishing trip last Saturday,
to submit to an examination.
remaining a week.
Her general health at that
Mr. and Mrs. John Boyer, of Bear
Camp, motored to Dallas Thursday.
time was good, but Dr. Toel
Mr. and Mrs. George Richmond, of found in her breast a cancerous
Perrydale. was in town Monday.
P. A. Finseth attended the cherry growth two inches long and one
inch wide, while in the armpit
fair at Salem last Friday.
Will Brown and family spent Sunday he found a small enlargement of
at F. J. Alsip’s.
a gland which, however, did not
Mrs Frank Brown has company
yet show the cancerous hard­
from Salem this week.
R. D. Jennings, of Seattle visited ness.
relatives in Dallas Sunday.
He told her that the growth in
The city water hydrants were paint­ the breast was undoubtedly can­
ed Monday.
Mrs. Fryer, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. cer,. and advised her to begin
electrical treatment at once and
Ellis were Salem visitors Friday.
Francis Harrington has gone to the If the enlarged gland did not be­
coast for two weeks.
gin to diminish in size in a short
Fay Barber is spending a few days
time, to submit to one of his
In Attiem.
Mr. and Mrs. Heppner, of Oakdale, bloodless electrical operations
visited at Mr. and Mrs. Leforce and have both the breast and
Thursday.
the gland removed.
Miss Leta Dodge and Mrs. W. A.
However, he never heard
Ayres spent Friday at Salem.
Mrs. Deforce took her mother to from her again, though from
Salem Friday end put her on the train time to time, four times in all,
for Oregon City, where she will visit he wrote her, calling her atten­
friends for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holbrook tion to the danger she was run­
went down to Mr. Bowman to pick ning in not having the cancer
loganberries.
removed without delay.
L. R. Adams started work in his hay
At the time her husband
Wednesday.
Prof. Campbell came home from the brought her to his office he had
informed her that the prospect
coast this week.
Mrs. Jones went to Salem Saturday. for a cure was fair, as the swell­
Miss Mary McNulty visited in Dallas ing in the gland seemed to be
the last of the week.
Ann Mae Longnecker returned simply an inflammatory one
home Sunday from Buell where she which usually precedes the can­
had been visiting Mrs. Stimpson.
cerous infection from the can­
L. II. Brown was in Sheridan Sun­
cer in the breast.
day.
Why she never came back to
Mrs. Gibson and daughter of Salem,
was In Dallas this week.
him to have the cancer removed,
Mrs. H. B. Cosper returned from Dr. Toel does not know ; he only
Portland Monday.
Will Simpson was In Dallas Sunda knows the fact that she died
Pred Suver has returned from from the cancer lately.
Salem.
Cases of cancer should be
u . . and Mrs. Bollman were In Rick brought to the specialist as soon
reall last Sunday.
Mrs. Husch has returned from Port­ as they are discovered. The
advice that some physicians give
land where she spent a week.
Judge Collins Is on the sick list to leave a cancer alone, as it is
ags’ n this week.
incurablg, is the worst advice
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoke, of Mon­
mouth spent Sunday with Ills mother. that can be given the patient.
Cancer is always local in the
’ Mrs. Allen’s father and mother, of
Salem, visited in Dallas Sunday.
beginning. As long as it is local
Mrs." Coffin is on the sick list.
it is curable. If the patient waits
Ralph Digbv is working for Will
until the lymphatic glands be­
Middleton at Rickreall.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Dunn, of Polk come affected, then his chances
Station, visited relatives In town Sun tor a cure are a great deal less,
day.
but the present advance in elec­
Mrs Ed. Agee spent Sunday with
trical treatment will cure even
Mrs. H. Ftsk.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Adams visited many of these cases.
her daughter, Mrs. Orin Kearns, at
When métastasés from a can­
Salem and also attended the cherry cer on the outside of a body ap­
fair
Mrs. Moll Hamilton has returned pear in internal organs the prog­
home after spending a few days In nosis of course becomes very
Danas.
bad, though evpu fuch cases
Miss May Shelton attended the have been cured by X-rays.
cherry fair in Salem Friday.
When, howuver, the patient,
Miss Hart, of Salt Creek, visited
Mrs. George Brown Saturday and Sun waits until his entire vitality is
day.
gone, he can not expect any­
Miss Ruth Pierce, of Portland, is vis­ thing even from electricity.
iting her brother and family.
Do not neglect a lump in your
Mrs. Ed. Richmond, of Perrydale.
breast, but go to a specialist.
was a Salem visitor Saturday.
Miss Rickman was a Salem visitor
Do not neglect an unnatural
Friday and Saturday
flow of blood from your womb,
Verda Cadwell went to Salem Tues­
but go to a specialist.
day for a few days.
Do not neglect a sore place on
Robert Sachtler and Mr. and Mrs.
Freisen and family were in Salem Fri­ our lip, but go to a specialist.
day.
Do not neglect a growing
Mrs. W. A. Boyd has returned to her
home ill Seattle, after visiting witii lump or eating sore anywhere
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Shri­ on your body, but go to a spec-
ver.
iaist.
Mrs. Fred Wagner and daughter,
By “ specialist” is menât, not
Vera, was at the Cherry fair Friday.
T .J. Cherrington was in Salem Fri- the so-called “ Cancer Doctor,”
who in many cases is not even a
iay.
Mr and Mrs. W 1 Hayes and chil­ licensed physician, and knows
dren visited her sister. Mrs. Thomas nothing but to put an eating
Qleasrn, in Salem
plaster on a cancer, causing un­
day.
Ted Berg was a Salem visitor iluri- bearable pain and driving the
Vern Alsip was a Salem -'iaitor Sat cancer germs and cells in the
urui.y evening:
,Vrs. C D. Forrett and sister. Fay lymphatic -¡lands, but the edu­
cated surgeon who has made a
Ilensen went to Smithlield Monday.
Mis Forrett, trs. Wilson and Mrs life-study of the application of
3a> iit’er motored to Salem with Mr. the different electrical currents
Foil er Saturday.
Matte Edlger |3 visiting in Portland in cases of cancer.
What is said here in regard to
for 1 . few days.
Grover McDonald took a load of cancers refers also to a great
cherries to Salem Tuesday.
extent to other forms of tumors.
Mr. Helgersn has a crew picking
his loganberries and hauling them to Do not wait until they become
incureable, but go to a special­
market.
Mrs. Tom Stow has two sisters vis­ ist as soon as you discover a
iting her, one from Oakland and one tumor on or in your body.
from Portland.
Dr. Toel has for over 30 years
Alva Hutz. from Marshfield, Is visit­
made a specialty of electrical
ing Ills uncle, Harry Butz.
Mr. Conn's daughter from Texas Is j operations and treatments.
visiting him.
Dr. Toel can be found at his
Mrs. Bessie Clark has a friend from
Office, 619 Washington St.,
Camas, Wash., here putting up fruit.
Ernest Hatton and wife are visiting j Dallas, Oregon, one-half block
east of the S. P. depot, from 9
at Salt Creek.
Mrs. McPherson’s daughter and her a. m. to 12 noon, 2 to 5 p. m„ 7
husband are visiting her.
Wess Elliott went to Falls City to 8 p. in., Sunday, 10 to 1 p. m„
telephoze 1303.
Tuesday.
Mrs Elizabeth Hayes of Portland,
Specialties:
was in Dallas the first of the week or.
Cancer and Tumors.
business.
No knife and no loss of blood.
Mrs. Martha returned to Portland
No plasters and pain for
Wednesday, after visiting here.
P. J. Alsip, county road supervisor hours and days.
of district No. 13 Is cutting down and
Polypus, Goitre, Piles, Fistula,
graveling the Ballard hill.
tism. Liver, Stomach, Kidneys.
office,
» pedis«».
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None But the New Creature
Can Understand God’s Plan.
The Gospel Is For the Broken-H earted.
“ T he Meek Will He T each In the
W a y ”— Turning From Sin— Turning
to God— The B rotherhood of Christ.
Suffering W ith Christ— R ejoicing In
Tribulation— C onfessing and D eny­
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Asbury Park, N.
J., June 28.—Pas­
tor Itussell ad-
dressed a l a r g e
convention of Bi­
ble Students here
today, to whom
he s e t f o r t h
the philosophy of
the untold suffer­
ings of true Chris­
tians throughout
the Gospel Dispen­
sation. Part IV.
of THE PHOTO-
DRAMA OP CREATION on exhibition
at home and abroad, depicts the unwrit­
ten history of the Church of Christ aud
shows the cost of “ following His
steps.” The Pastor’s text was, “Jeho­
vah hath appointed Me to preach good
tidings to the meek, to hind up the
broken-heurted.” —Isaiah 01:1.
The Gospel Message, the Pastor de­
clared, is for the meek, for the broken­
hearted—the only class which God
wishes to have now. He is seeking
those who desire to be Christ’s Joint-
heirs in the Messianic Kingdom.
Therefore the Message is unsulted to
the hard-hearted. Only the tender­
hearted cure to know ubout God’s love
und mercy, the forgiveness of sins, the
privilege of returning to the Father
und of having Jesus as their Savior.
The Pastor believes that it is a mis
take to go out Into tbe blghways and
byways to convert the very wicked-
blasphemers. etc.—thinking that these
are the ones for whom the Gospel is
intended. The Scriptures do not au­
thorize any such ideu. Those living in
sin unrepented of are not in proper
condition to receive God’s great Plan
of the Ages, the speaker declared.
God has said that “ none of the wicked
shall understand.” lie does uot wish
them to do so. God’s Message speaks
peace to those who are in trouble and
wh • are seeking the righteousness
will ii lie provides.
The Gospel is not a sledge hammer
with which to break men’s hearts,
he said. He knows of no Scriptural
commission for GodJs people to break
hearts. On the contrary, he thinks
that the Devil does most of such work
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C onfessing or Denying Christ.
Tbe terms of membership In tbe
glorified Body of Christ were next dis­
cussed. After one lias been spliit-bc-
gotten, his name is written in the
Lamb’* Book of Life as a member of
the Body of Christ Our Lord has
promised that If these are faithful to
their agreement to sacrifice their little
nil He will not blot out their names
from that Book. But If any such deny
Him. He will deny them.
To confess Christ Is to live for Film
day by day—confessing Him In tbe use
of time. Influence, money, talents—In
every word and act Should any con
sec rated child of God deny d id st by
neglecting Ills Covenant, such would
demonstrate hla unworthiness o f mem­
bership In the glorified Church.
Im portance of Consecration.
Great stress Is laid upon consecra­
tion. the Pastor declared, bemuse It Is
the only way of coining Into relation­
ship with God and of approaching the
Heavenly Thro no with assurance tunt
our petitions will be granted. He Il­
lustrated Ids point by reference to the
ancient custom of a host to furnish
plain white robes for his guests to
wear over their own garments when
present at a wedding All cimsecrated
Christians have accept«! God’s Invlts
tlon to the Marriage of the Lamb
Each must wear the Rohe of Christ's
Righteousness or else forego the feast
The only way to get rid of sins Is
through belief In the !*ord Jesus Christ
and full consecration to do Ood'a w ill-
even unto death.
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are two conversions; one a turning
away from sin, and the other u turning
to God. The latter Is the principal
conversion. Only those who take the
step of full consecration to God re­
ceive the Holy Spirit and obtuiu a
clear view of the Divine Plan.
The Pastor showed that those be­
gotten of the Holy Spirit not only be
long to the Church, the Brotherhood
of Christ on the spiritual plane, but
are also reckoned as members of the
Body of Christ on the earthly plane
From this viewpoint, he claimed.
Christ has suffered in the tlesh through­
out this Gospel Age. St Peter de­
clares that the Prophets foretold the
sufferings of The Christ and the glory
to follow. St. Paul speaks of tilling
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tions of Christ After these suffer­
ings the glory will follow.
Trials and discipline develop Chris­
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