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The O bserver Feeding Stock at Home Profitable. W e believe with Dr. Jas. W ithy- combe, O. A. C. director of ex m o a l p a r s a o r s m z k m a h *’ o periment farms, in a recent address strongly expressed before the Port M O RO , OREGON. land A dv Chib, that Oregon is making a great mistake in export •ccond cl«»« Moro. Oregon, July 25, HW1. ing its grain, instead of feeding it to live stock at home. He illustra ted the fact that there are 10,000.- D. C. I r e l a n d , E ditor QpO acres of dairy land in Oregon Manager C. L I reland and that,two acres can support a co w ; thus 5,000,000 cows, each November 8, 1912 F R ID A Y worth $100 profit annually, or $500.000,000 altogether, in profit each year to the state, could be fed on this land. By feeding, instead of exporting this grain, Dr. W . estimates that the producer would get 50 cents more a bushel, or on a crop of 15,000,000 bushels for the Church and Society notice» rK IS C ., e x state, a net gain of $7,500,000. The cept when for money making PurPo£ ’ ’ export of $101,000,000 worth of Such notice« at regular rate» at the option dairy produce, bacon and eggs, of the publisher«. W e w ill not be re»pon«ible lo r the from Denmark, supporting a pop neglect of »ub.criber« to notify' •» of ulation of 2.600,000 under trying change« in their addreu. N o r w ill the notification of • P o .tm a.ter that the »ub- climatic conditions, proves conclu scriber ha» “ Rem oved »ettle the b ill of a sively what can be done under deliaquent. right management in Oregon with M e r« t5i«v ® ftlcl® » S**p**» D id it ever occur to you that it coat» no more to produce printing that i» p le *a » g io the eye than the other £ * d ? u T g J Observer fa equipped w ith a ll the fac litiM for doing good work at the very m inim um of co»t. T ry u» w ith an order and if it fa not executed to your perfect •atiifactio n you need not pay lor it- Send for advertising retea. The little Balkan states are giv ing Turkey an example of the fact that in union there is strength. A man who reaches for empire and runs against a court-martial should blame something else than luck. ti.at would follow. power, anfi begidnTng H is reign.—Have ¡rests of both the latlon «i, IT. 18. yture life. If their “Send Them Strong Delusions." wed. However coo*^_?g t Paul wrote prophetically of our the differences w ill .tím e, that It would be one of serious [general proposition I trial and testing to many professing to it must be disturb- be Christians. The reason for this be or repudiated. state«—they received not the T ru th In ►rlt y of the Church, the love of i t ( I l Thessalonians 11, 10, í ' h of kiwfs. aside n .) They preferred their own errone- wiii not be allowed on* theories, the Apostle explains, and ersous or teachings therefore God w ill giro them over to a he boastful and un- - ‘strong delusion," apd let them believe krill be branded aa the lie *h lc h they preferred, and let Uie mouths of these them suffer for missing the Truth i - l W I H H H H I-A'A- t - lt 1 1 I I 1 1 111 1 H ”»» New Line of Post Cards aud Local Fair Picture«. HEIM &. LANDRY N ext Door to M o ro P o s t o f f Ic e . H M 1 1 I H U H M --H U 11 Besides the game old staples new and up-to-date lines wilt eventually be added such aa Shrouds, a m illio n dollar thief, in hiding in Philadelphia, has in his possession $1,300.000 bonds, including issues by the Oregon Short Line Ry., O -W R & N Co and the Portland Gas and Coke Co. He has served notice upon all concerned that he is prepared to prosecute a charge o f com pounding a felony and that the money, left in his hands, out of lis stealings, would permit him to put up a glorious battle in the courts. Such is American law. The Chinese republic has now passed into its second year, seem The dissolution o f the o il trust ingly stronger than when it began ias been no farce; independent its new life. producers and refiners of oil. have unrestricted and uncontrolled op Voters at the city of Portland portunity to carry on their busi election Saturday displayed signs nest without unfair, secret and op of »eturning reason by voting down 5re*eive competition. ever proposed big bond issue. Some socialists never give atten tion to the economic fact that cap. ital has to bear a far greater pro portion of the risks in industry than does labor. Labor loses its wages when a business fails, capi tal loses not only its returns, but Russia has decided to stop send itself. , àBÈÉbaâÉÎlHHSB«"’ ing convicts to Siberia, a country that deserves immigrants instead of “ The National Republican Com exiles; 20,000 escaped convicts are mittee w ill name a successor to now living in Siberian wilderness vice-President Sherman deceased, at a meeting called for Tuesday es as outlaws. next. W hoever is named win be Russia produced 500,000 more voted for by the Republican Elec » bushels of wheat this year than the toral College. United States. What may not be The horse is an intelligent ani expected from hampered Russia mal ; more so, in fact, than the when the handicaps of ignorance chauffeurs who run down people and tyranny are removed from a on the public highways. » great and proud people ? Mexico might well apply the re call in the case of ex-president Diaz ; whatever his shortcomings, he knew how to rule the Mexican greaser. NoftTNWKT U mo P r OOUCTS .» A R M tR S M E R C H A N T S ANO « T 0 C N M E N FROM EVERY PO IN T IN THE PAC IFIC NO RTHW EST WILL «E HIRE MANY VALUABLE P R IZ E S A SHOW W O R TH W H I L E ________ In our coat' xt doscrtbflfl as the “great E arth q uake''- Aa -» “wfikthquaku,” J u symbolic I infringe, signifies aoelal revolution. : ml the declaration of tbe context la t ifit none Jtka unto It ever before oeerrred. (R rrelstlcn x ri. IS. 10.) Jean« described It a« 0 tir'c of trouble snub a* never was since »there was a natton.-M atthew Xxlv. 21. The Lord Will Gather Thaw. , 4 H 1» hi | q 1 ti I o L. I The false, frog-Ilka teaching» will | f gather together Into one host the great, j? tbe rich, tbe wise, the learned jin d the ■ kings of the enrth, to battle. A t this J1 Juncture Divine P o w e rw lll step t o r - 1« ward, aud oar text tells us that H E I t shall gather tbe marshaled hosts, to 1 Armageddon—to the Mountain of Do- I s »tructlon. The very thing which they 1 Sought to avert by their union, federa- I* tlou. etc., will be the very thing they I I will hasten. Other Scriptures tell ns I < that G4d w ill be represented by t h e p Great Measlah. and that H e will be on J1 the side of the mass«. Thus we read I « In Daniel xll, 1: “At that time ehall |< Michael Ithe GodHke O n c - IIS Eg t hl stand up"—assume authority H e will I take possession of His Kingdom in a I < manner little looked far by many of4 those who erroneously have been claiming that they were His Kingdom. I ; and authorized, by Him to reign In His | name and In Hla stead. Jesus declared. “HW servants ye are unto whom ye render service.’’ Some I may be rendering sen-leg to Satan and I to error, w ho fiJSjm to be repdering service to God . and to righteousness; and some o f then* may be serving lg I norantly, aa djd Saul of Tarsns. who “verily thought that he »lid God a serv I Ice’’ tn persecuting the Church. The 1 same principle bolds trne reversely. | As an earthly king does not hold him self respouslWe.Xnr the moral character of each soldier ^ b o fights In bis bat- I ties, so tbe Lord-does not vouch for the I moral cbarecterwf all who w ill enllat J must follow -nerhaiw a yrer after i t -and fight off H la aide of any question aceordltwt to our view of the Tropbecy. “IJIs servants they are to whom they Still another thing Intervenes- Al render service* whatever the motive though tbe Jews Are gradually flowing or object prompting the:». Into Palestine, gradually obtaining con The name principles will apply In the 1 trol of the bind of Cannnn. and al coming Hattie o f Armageddon. God s I though reports soy that already nine side of that battls will be tbe people’s teen mllltófcatyM are there, neverthe side, and tbe very nondescript host J the people, w ill be pitted at the begin- I less prophecy requires an evidently larger number o f wealthy Hebrews to nlng of tbe battle. Anarchists. Social- J Ists. and hot-headed radicals of every I be there before the Armageddon crisis Indeed we understand school of reason and onreason. will be J be reached. that “Jacob’s trouble" in the Holy In the forefront of that battle. Tbe majority of the poor and tbe middle J Land will come at the very close e f class prefer peace at almost any price. J Armageddon. Then Messiah's Klng- A comparatively small number. God’s 1 consecrated, people, will at heart be I longing for Messiah’s Kingdom. These will bide tbe Lord’» time and w ait pa tlently -for It; they will be of good I courage, knowing tbe outcome outlined In the “more sure word of prophecy.*’ to which they have done well to take heed, “as unto a light shining In a dark place aatli the Day dawn."—Il J Peter I. IB, , The masses w ill be restless of their , restraints, but w ill be conscions of A Sehems That Enabled Two to Ride their own weakness aa compared to the on O n * T ic k e t. . kings and princes, financial, religious and political, which w ill then hold 1 There were two comedians who had sway Besides, the tnaaase have no been stuck In a village near Canton, sympathy with anarchy. They realize with Cleveland many a mile away., 1 truly that the worst form of govern And the first comedian, being the more , ment la better that» pope. The masses w itty o f the two and being, further r w ill seek relief tlwoaflfc tb e jw iio t and more. what they call the “feeder" of » peaceful re-adjustroent of efirth’s a f the team, says he; “W bfit’ll we do n e x t r fairs for the elimination o f evil, for “I ’ll tell yon—let’s count the house." 1 the placing of monopolies and utilities They emptied their pockets and r and the supplies of nature In the bands found that by squeezing s cent or two of the people for the puhMFgood The they could manage to buy a ticket to, ' crisis will be reached whan the hither- Cleveland—one ticket.' They did It and tp upholders of law shall become vlo- started forth, the two grown men. on e Is tors of the law and realfiters of the a single ptoce o f pasteboard. O f courqg r will of the majority aa expressed by the conductor kicked. ,,. the ballot Fear for the Xuture will "There’s only one ticket here," he “ lead the well-meaning maanes to desper growled. ation; and anarchy w ill result when “T h a t’s mine,” said one of the aetpr8- Socialism falls. "Tou Me—it ’s mine," put In tbe other politely ’ I Tbs Cloud’s Silver U nin«. "W ell, you can’t, both ride on one J Horrible would be thW outlook for ticket,” said the conducter. “ I ’ll have the future did we not have tbe Infalll n ble Word of God- assuring ns o f • to put one of. yon off the train.* "Me—mei" squealed the actor» in i glorious outcome! Divine Wisdom has L. withheld until our day the great knowl chorus. “P ut me off—go ahead and do edge and skill which is nt the same It—1 spoke first." “Well, 1 can’t do It here, but one of - time breeding millionaires and dlscon- s tents. Had God lifted the veil a thou you must get off at the next station." Rut threa locfil stations‘passed, and f sand years sooner, the world would have lined np foe Its Armageddon a the conductor didn’t come back. Aa a d thousand years sooner. But that matter of fact, he never appeared until [. would have been too soon for the D l- just before Cleveland was reached. s vine purpose, because Messiah’» KJng- I “1 think somebody’s a grafter." he K dom Is to be the great TboUssnd- | remarked in pasfiing. "hut my orders n Year-Sahbatb of the world** history. are to take the safe side when there’s II God In kindness relied our eyes until a possibility of mistake. Good night it the time when (he gathering to .Ar- I can lick either one of you i f 1 ever 1. maaeddon Would Immediately precede see you ag a in f-C lE v e la n d Plain Deal- Make« the whitest, sweetest, and most nutrition« bread of any brand on the market. FlOOr — O Make« more loaves of bread than any other brand. Has been a leader in this county for five year« ami js gain ing in popularity, with not one " complaint. - «*- Makes the house wife happy, the children healthy, and the buyer a satisfied customer. If your grocer cannot supply you let ua know and •'* we will see that you get it. P a c ific C oast E le v a to r C o W asco, Oregon. can’t keep in the ground Ü CATALOGUE 188 F ro n t S tr ee t PO R T L A N D , OREGON Next door to Moro Commercial Co BLUFFED AND W0|l. E X C U R S IO N FARASHANV * l t Q-W R»N AOEHT NS 11 Messiah's taking |s HlpiaMf Hfa great M 0R0, ORE. Ornamental Jewelry of all k in d s , W atches, Clocks, C u t Glass, etc. REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY DONE I f n o W U I TOSHL 0 1 BUT T h e O bserver. It Pays. O A LITTLE MISSIONARY WORK IN YOUR idle day« by telliug- your neighbors of the good D qualities of The Observer. If-you can’t get their sub scriptions, send us their addresses and we will send them sample copies. We pay for all soliciting you do JJgP Subscribe for The Observer. 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