MRDFORD ISrATFi TRTRUNrc, MrcPFOftP, OKKOON, THURSDAY, ,1) KCh) Ml M It 7, 1!)1.
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DAVE BRAHAM IN HIS ORIGINAL ROLE AS "PUSH" MILLER, AND
CARRIE LAMON AS "CYNTHY" IN A SCENE FROM "CHECK- .
ERS," AT THE OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT.
Victim Recants.
TACOMA, Wii., lee. ".After go
ing on the stand in the federal court
first an dtolling of the terrible exper
ience at tho haiuU of Sam PhiMlno,
HALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec. 7.
--Police are searching today for nu
old painting valued at $1000 which
was stolon from the enhance of the
Hotel l.umell ami taken from the
building, which is less than 100 feet
from police uuuitern without dulcet-
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UGO THEATRE
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
accused white slaer. (loltlio Caidiolt,
has now reenntetl her whole story.
ing thieves.
His Sermon on "The Devil In Dis
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guise" Is Heard by Large Congre
gation Took as His Text "Lead
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SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY
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Kvnngolist Rny l'nlmer took up a
striking theme Wednesday night in
. the gront revival now going on at the
Hnptist church "The Dovil in Din
gnteo." Tho speaker ehoie for his
tuxt Lu. 11:4, "Lend us not into
temptation but deliver us from evil."
The sermon proved to bo one of
Dr. Palmer's most powerful appeals;
the. cultured elates say that they
arc greatly pleased with Dr. Palmer
because of tho logical and Hlished
way in which he presents his burning
thoughts tho5o who have had le.
soliolnstio training like him because
of tho directness and .simplicity of
his messages.
Prof. ForcM Edmcades, the choir
leader, is not only n fine, singer but
. n splendid lender of choir and con
gregation.
Last night 5lrs. A. A. Holmes sang
n beautiful solo, nt the e!oc of the
sermon many came forward to con
fess Jesus Christ n s savior and lord
Dr. Palmer in his sermon said in
part :
"No man knows tho origin of cil
because, they could not fnthnm this
problem, some men have become nth
icsls, others misanthropists. No man
knows the origin of evil. Wo crv
aloud but the only answer to our crv
is tho echo of of our voice, as for
more, practical question should en
Hngo our attention, that is, what
shall I do with evil?
If wc could take our stands on
some' nearby star, and see this globe
with some powerful telescope, we
would behold the reign of evil. We
should sec armies marching in deadly
array; sec blood flowing down
through tho fields of carnage, see
the flashing of sabres and hear the
roar of cannon; we should look upon
famine, pestilence and want stalking
through tho earth; euroclidon sweep
ing tho sea, tornado tho land and
conflagration the city; we should
witness tho thief, the robber, and the
midnight murderer goiug forth to
their deeds of dnrkness.
The biblo hns for its work in a
large measure the (oiling of the story
of the sins and crimes of men of the
ancient days.
xProfnno history gives itself up
for the most part, to the narrations
of the bloody deeds of men and na
tions. Even the secular press today
must give up pnge after page to the
record of crime, crime committed
during the previous twelve hours.
Wo can not shut our eyes to the
fact that in this old world sin has
reigned into death. The epicurenns
said that there is no evil but phvsi-
can pain, while the stoics took the
opposite vivw thnt there is no lenl
good in happiness and that tho true
philosophy of life is to live like adi
mnnt.
Our christian sincere friends, God
bless them, ninny most lovely people
are Christian Scientists say that
"there is no sin, no crime, no death.''
Mrs. Eddy says: "The soul is im
mortal and can not sin." God sav-
"The soul that siuneth it shall die"
and ngnin: "All have sinned and
come short of tho glory of Goi."
Is nsked a Christian Science hepl
er, "Do you not think n tmdufcht
murderer is a criminal at heart?"
"OJi, no," sho replied. "Ho hns a
good heart in him for all that hns
hit made is goood."
Jesus Christ did not talk that way.
ITr recognized this reality of disonse
.death, sin nnd crime.. lie wept nt
Lazarus' tomb becnuso because ho
know thnt death is ono of tho blnek
fruits of tho fallen. Jesus wept there
in sympathy with all tho sorrowing
race.
Christ recognised sin as a horrible
filing. Ho never patted tho Phari
sees on tho back nnd said to themi
"Your hearts are pure." Ho said
"Yo wlilled sopuilchers. fillc with the
bunas of deud men. How can yo os
capo tho damnation of hell !"
No man look upon calvary and
hear the Son of God cry: "My God
my God, why bust thou forsaken
mo" and not know that sin is th
oi)o horrible thing in the universe of
God. If thnt saerifieo of our savior
wns not n necessity as an atonement
for our lost race, then tho death of
Christ wns absolutely without ex
oufec, yon it was tho collossnl orimn
of tho ages I"
Mrs, Eddy saqs that the doetriuo of
Christ is the most nefarious doctiinr
over prenehed and that it has clou f
more to in like infidels tlinn nil oth
er things put together, Hut God snys
"Ho wns wounded for our transgres
sions, ho wns bruised for our iniqul
ties, tho chastisement of our pence
was upon him nnd with his stupe?
wo are. henled ngnin." "Christ hiu
lasted denth for every mnn." Agnin
"He bore our sins on Hip tree."
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It Is a remarkable aggregation of. Is perfect In conception,
characters that Henry M. Dlossom
has assembled In his play "Check
ers,
tn voice,
gesture, mnnnorlsm down to tho
slightest derail, aad any ono ac
mialntoil with the tvnn will rovnl In
announced for presentation at ho ortrnynU Tho Iiarlol of coun.
tho Medford thenter Decombor 7, try storo gossips nnd hangors on
and they aro played in a mannor thnt f shown In "HI Pendorgast," "Lem
is in excellent accord with tho nu- Stevens," "Hud Dreckenrldgo" nnd
thor's conception. Especially not-'"Undo Jerry Halter" creato more
able Is the "Push" Miller of David , hearty laughter than a "bunch" of
Brahara, which Is probably tho best ! so-called "musical comedians," with
characterization of tho raco track 'which tho stage is at present over
tout ever placed upon the stage It burdened.
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MOTIO.V PICII'IUW
Kxact moving plcturo repiodiu'tlon of tho lt 11 "HnuuiM'p"
iih It wan given at Pendleton. Admitted li y tho puhlle, prcHH and
all pioHunt (o lie tho most Hlupcudniix, Mieetiieular, thrilling, dining
and tntorcHtlug show lu tho world. Dveiy nvent from tho opening
parudo to tho grand (limit lu the buck Ing coutcHt nnd wild hoi ho
race Im tthowu clearly and llto-lllce. Theno pIctuieH nIiow four rllitm
of tudliiiiH nnd UU00 cowboys poi forming naturally lu their dare
devil games, feats, contests and pitHtlmcH.
TIicro plrtuieii aro owned by private partlen and hound by con
tract with tho Itouuil-Up AhhocIiiUoii not to exhibit themi ilt:turim
for lens than -5 eeutu for aduttii.
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I tell you, my brothers, that when
ever you blot out nil moral distinc
tions, and try to make it appear that
after all there isn't much difference
between n good mnn and a bad man
yon are teaching n fnl.se philosophy
one, if believed by all, would turn
this old world into a roaring hell.
HanKIno tor Health
is Showing a Splendid Lino of
Christmas Gifts
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Ladies' Hand Bags
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Saturday -Evening Post?
If not, get one and rend every word of It and then romn to our
store ami let uh show you the liutruniciitn which thin largo ader
tlsemeut In tho Saturday livening Pout I"IIm ou nhout. Wo liavo
them nnd are the Mcdfnrd rcprcHitntiitlvoH fur TIioh, A. IMImhi, mid
also' for tho Victor Talking Mutlilno Co. There Im nothing thnt will
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nu KdlMon,
Accept this n h a personal Invitation to call at our ntorn and hear
our favorite detection on either machine or both. Vlctrolitn nt lf".
nr,, im, inn nnd up to $urn.
Why not get it piano for t'liiNtnia, Wo lme the Ix-nt Hue lu
M.ilfunl.
Whetsel Music Co.
134 West Main
We
Supply Every
Need for the Table
Goods Held and Deliv
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REMEMBER
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When we close Christmas Eve, you 'will have to pay
'long' prices again, big' long'. prices, too
C U T H B E R T'S
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MEAT Wo havo a largo rofrigorating clopartmont
to storo our moat right.
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Now Is the Time to Have Pictures
Framed. Wc handle Colonial
and Oval Frames.
THE ART STORE
In tho JIiihIiicnn College lllock
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