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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1916)
"!' iWjW ': UtVUDATl, APMli.M, 191S OUR WEEKLY SERMON "Fiitk-b Meuiit MufeUtiH ni RenlU" Ily JOHN D. WYLIE, Acting l tutor of the Kmmnancl Baptist church Now fnitb It to substance things hoped for, the evidence iMniH not seen."-Heb. 11:1. of 01 Without any question or doubt, whatever, the suoject or inn enure dtventh chapter of Hebrews li faltb In this chapter la aei lonn me su primacy of faith and the superiority of the faith way. It unrolls a magait cent record of tho elders, and points work. Tho first three verses Indicate j m manr iniuto ui nn i the inclining of faith and the sphcro i. which It operates. The remainder of the chnpter presents a brief history of the Old Testament saints, showing Vbat fnlth can, accomplish In and through men.' It begins away back with tlio faith of Able, showing what MAKMALADK Kclllem Dundee, per Jar . .40c WAFFLE FLOUR Clowe' Self-raising, per package 8Sc BVIIUI "Hot Cake," per M gal. . . .00c COCOA Hersbey's, per pound 45c Van Riper Bros. TIIK STORK OF QUALITY "GET THE HABIT" Wood HI.AU, MMR AND BODY SuweU to any length. Onr best block wood la delivered direct from shrda, nnd la always dry. One load will convince you. KLAMATH FUEL CO. o. Ceyion, Mgr. Phone 187 ywift'TN Premium J3a HAMS left I tJraP and VtXSISf 3gk BACON W Farm Implements Complete stock McCoraalck Dlnders, Mowers, Reapers, Rakes nnd Headers. Weber Wngoaa nnd Logging Tracks. Implements nnd Vehicles. J. S. Grain Smut and Potato Scab Cost this country hundreds of thousands of dollars annually. amount can be saved throng u tho use of u good FORMALDEHYDE We sell the best grade nnd guarantee It. The government rec ominende its net. To nmk sure of best results you should get your upply ireen as. llMmwifcHunufY nVnH nWJ'.eVT,,! 'Ilnlll I "L-i WJWTH FALLS OREGON WHEItX PAJniCULAf peqpu LuK'flFsn OV TrltlFf Drruoo Sound Finance I the best thing we bar to great you with. We are a bank'of con rrtUre j MberalKy. Te;aij ; count we 'want, and guarantee to do evsrythiag for you consUtsnt with sound laaaclal prlnctplM. FIRST STATE Aflfi SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON faith enabled him to do and rccclvo Fnlth enabled him to make n nroner gift to Ood, nnd to receive his testl- mony that hi. .If. ,. . ..V '".. mony that hi gift was nccoptod, and that he waa righteous. From Abol wo nro carried down tho historic line to Knoch, who by faith wns enabled to walk with Ood and plonsod Ood. and was translated Into heaven without seolng death. From hnoch wo pnsa to Nonh, who, with his household, came Into the ark of safe-. ty, and was saved by faith. From "nn ouoyea." Faltb gives obedience this patriarch wo pass to Abraham, l' lho commnnds-of Ood oven though who received the promises by faith, ' w mny not know lbo u" Purpose of and becamo tho father of the chosen tno cnmnnd nor the outcomo of the people Wo are furthor pointed to' ,todlcnco- " "hows Itself by a ateaC I tho Incident of Isaac, and to Jacob, i fn8tnC8S '" lho h'a,th d, Polnta to Josonh. to Moid ami hi. nnr.nt. ..ut In his word, even In the face of ito Joshua and Israel, to Itahab, and OUgtclon, perils and apparent Iosb.1. Services this wetk will be as fol 'thon to n great host of witnesses nndF'0,l,1 ,s w'Hlnt to sacrifice the pres-'ow,: examples of faith which tho author cnl BCcn' but trBnleit advantages, 10 a- m., Sunday school. bunches together, 'or tho sake of the unseen, but dot- n a- " special Ehster services, - i i Thus tho wholo chapter, from be- ginning to end, Is a great chapter on fnlth. Thri thin, f wi.h . mi.t, from thn.tn.lv nfi,o..m.. m.J "'" "I .-...-J ly, the Meaning, Manifestation and , , Result of Faltb. 1 The Meaning of Fnlth. Wo have faith used In various con' nectlons In tho Dlblo and with a par tlcular meaning according to Its par tlcular connection. Wo-havo faith in connection with prayer; faith In con nection with Ood; faith In connection with Jcsitg Christ; and we linvo faith In connection with salvation, or sav-l Ing faith. The first verso of this, chapter gives us a defflnltlon of faith. In general. "Now faith Is the substance things hoped for, the evidence of of things not seen.' According to the word, faith Is substanco and evidence. Faith gives to the human soul tho substance or assurance of things hoped for, It Is evidence or proof of their eilstcnce. A man of faith is assured of and puts to proof things not seen. The pnrtlarcha were splcn- did examples of faith at work (are ahown In this chapter). The basis of their faith was In the promises of Ood. So with us today; the foundations of our faith Is God's Word, and thus faith is Inseparable from the Scriptures. Faith Is assent of the mind to tho truth of the Scrip tures and consent of heart and will to obey tho same. Saving faith has threo elements. First, an Intellectual element or a be lief In the facts of Scripture and in the doctrines of man's sinfulness and jdopendenct on Christ. Second, an ' ! emotional clement, namely an assent I to the revolution of Ood's power and graro In Jesus Christ to save the soul Third, n voluntary element; a trust In Christ aa Lord and Savior. The Scriptures put great emphasis on the Mills & Sons This JG Ji$ter 1 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON I Jut element of active personal trust. J Wo may both know and bollevo what1 , Christ teaches, and yet bo loit from a1 lack of obedience to a pergonal trust J 1 In him J I Faltb acta In two realms. It deals ' with the futuro "things hoped for," nnd with tho Invisible "things not seen It Is tho power to visualize U,0'"vU,b -to co tho " "lth ," ."'' re?1 tho ""'"'"a1 world' "Faith Ib ""' "'"""co of things hoped for, tlie evidence of things unseen." S I'liHli Manifests Itaelf. Passing from tho meaning of faith, let us consider some of Its mani festations. How does faith show Itself? Let uh notice first that It manifests, I"""!' "y obedience. "By faith Abm- mnnenl advantage - Fnlth shows Itself by stopping nt no Riwrifim thn tin 4.m..j. b fnlth Ahrahnm whn ho n. trL t. ... .. .., w.ou, ,,. 'crcd up Isaac; and he that bad re CClved tho nrotnlan nltamA tin hi. only begotten son." Abraham show-,v,cf- Ml" ,Par,'j?r w"' 8,D ",0 cd Ufa faith, we must be willing to and. le wlu"nder an anthem. Klvo up sin and all that Ood demands' 1,6:30 ,p; ; r 8tlan Endeavor, of t.. even though It may bo our The ,0C,etJr T1" bg,n the 8lUdy of a dourest treasure. willing-.. i.. up ,omethlng for Ood Is a manifos- tution of faltb ' ':i Ilrsulu of Fnlth, nut faith not only asks us to glvu up nomethlng for God, but on the other hand It enables us to receive something from him. Faith in what Ood said about a coming flood and, the means of cscapo from It, resulted In Noah and his household being' saved. Likewise faith makes possible our reception of salvation. It Is a com-! 'mon error to conceive of faith as a mennP of compelling Ood to give. It strong featur0 of thIg gerv,ce Ey. doubtless Is connected with asking. I crybody is invited Dut It Is very clear that the chief ex-1 Tne 8UbJect of 'tne addresg w, be crtffc of faith Is to receive what God . ..The pre8ont day mean,ng of Eater. is already willing and waiting to give. 6:30 p. m., the annual congrega The first ofllco of faith is to receive . tional meeting nn offered Christ. Every promise of AH of tho members of the church Ood must be actually received before nnd congregation are Invited to sit it becomes operative in us. Faith en- down together at the annual banquet abks us to receive the offered Christ. at 6:80 p. m. i addition to yearly nnd by receiving him we are saved ; report8 from a departments of tnc fioni eln and become sons of Oed. I church and t0 faction 0f officers. "As many as received him, to them ja reception will be held for all of the gave ne power 10 Become me sons oi , (iodM Juo. 1:11. Fulth gives eternal life by uniting t.d In vital to Christ. Isa. 3: SO. Faith enables us to overcome the dimcuiues i of Hfo that seem insuperable, and achieve life's work, nnd at last it eu-i umra u m receive u ueuveuiy rowuru. an eternal abiding place. "Now faith is the substance of things hoped for.'ea(0( who ha8 just returned from the the ovtcliH'CO of t.vlLgs not seen "Faith cometh by hearing and hear ing the word of Ood.' Dearest Public: Wore you ever a regular kid, and got licked in the morning for not washing your feet when you went to bod tho night before? Did you ever get mother's kiss and your dinner pall and be aimed for school and never get there, but wan der to the hills and listen to the I Humming i me oeea .uu warn u .squirrels, and gather wild flowers, and jflsh, and have some other kid sell them and "whack" the money! j Oee, hut wasn't It good to be alive, to feel tho sunshine, and hear thc Isonga of the birds, to smell the per- fume of tho Mowers, and have the itch and warts, and not care If your hair waa in or out, but Just waller around, and bo content with tho world. , Most geuerally these long-fuced, serious guys, that can't Bmlle, have ( piucKea a lomou irom me peacu orcn-. Bass Joseph B. McAllister, Rhine ord, or are so eager for the filthy hart Motschsnbacher and M. J. Me- lucro or are framing to place the bar-1 poon in you so deep that you will1 not try to take it out Once I waa that guy, and It has not all escaped from me yet; that's why I am not serious enough tor some folks. Seriousness is not a criterion of the masBlve Intellect; It should be a sig nal for you to put on your armor It you don't want to be stung. I was goln to build a platform to stand on for this county commissioner job, but I am not now, as I would have to tell the biggest bunch of damdest lies that you ever heard, but that Is not my forte. I stand for good roads, and we have got to have them, as they are our best asset. Business is business with me, and It 'a going to be the same If I am elected to help do business for Klam ath county. This is my home; I lire in Klamath j Falls, and If you are a republican I want your support; that is, If I am serious enough for you. I nm paying my debts, and I guess that's about as good at these serious, solf-aaolnted folks are doing. Hurry to my aid. THADDEU8 McHATTAN. EASTER AT THE CHURCHES Tho Eastertide, one of the most gladsome periods of the rear for Christianity, owing to Its proof of the ulvl"'ty ' Savior through hU resurrection from tho sepulchre, will bo observed at Klamath FalU churches tomorrow by special ser vices principally by special Easter sermons and musical programs. All of tho churches have been prettily bedecked for the occasion with pot ted plants and appropriate flowers, nd wl" DrcMnt a mo8t beautiful ap- 'earance whcn the througs attend ...-... Thc announcement of the services follew: Flr,t Presbyterian Church Corner Third and Pine streets. Charles T. ,Iurd Pter: residence 1113 Main treet. -.. with reception of members, baptisms "n T ", B f. p . L e Kn,nu T.-mplars will attend this service in a tcdy- The ermon subject will be "What Thomas Missed." Special mu sic will also bo a featuro of this aer- now course, nnown as mo "winning 0t th? regcn counlry." a"d a ""eauBn l meeiings is prom- sea an woo aiiena. 7:30 p. m., special Easter musical program, with short address. The musical program will be as follews: Song by the Choir "Christ Arose" Trio of ladies voices "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" Anthem by the Choir "Send Out Thy Light Solo by Lawrence Mehaffey Anthem by the Choir "Hallelujah, Christ Is Risen" Conaresratlonal slneine will nlnn ha nBW memheni and frland of h nnn, gregatlon. Thursday,, 7:30 p. m.. choir nrac tlce. Friday, 2:30 p. m., the Women's Missionary Society will meet at the horae of MrB A R Wilson, 931 Wash Hngton street. A large attendance Is desired to hear the renort of h hIa- l'resbyterlal meeting at Medford, as well as to take part in the study of the book on "Mormonism." Chnrch of the Sacred Heart Corner Worden avenue and Donald street. Rev. Hugh J. Marshall. First Mass at 8:30 a. a. High Mass and Benediction, 10:10 Week day Mass every saomlag at 7:tc. Catechetical instruction every 8at- urdar at 9:30 a. m. Ea8ter H,f h Mm- wU, ettobm. cd nt 10.30 At that tme tho tor. Rev. Marshall, will deliver a aer- im8a on the RegurrectloBi and the Mass of Our Lady of Loretta will be rendered by the following cheir: Soprano Mrs. Matthew Smith, Miss Pearl Boivln, Misses Mae and Helen Magulre. AUoMra. clayt0Il B WheeU)r, MJaa Ada Sou,e v Tenor Lawrence Mehaffey and Miss Dorothy Weeks. Donough - Organist Miss Alice McCourt Violinist Mrs. Jule Barlow. ' Episcopal- Church Easter services will be held at the Library hall at 1:30 p. m. There will be special mu sic and decorations, A cordial invi tation Is extended to all. Christian Church Corner Ninth and Pine strteta. Rev. J. W. Jenkins, pastor. Easter services as follews: 10 a. m Bible school, George A. Haydon, superintendent. 11 a. m., morning worship. 1 Invocation. ' J 2 Song by choir. t Duet, Mesdasaes Wlrta and Dan tola. Communion. 5 Quartet selection Messrs. Tay lor, Kltts, RaaVbo and Haydon. o Sermon, "The Risen Christ." 7 Bong, and welcome to new mea- bers. 8 Bennedlctioa. 6:I0 Christian aadeaver meeting. 7:80, Bveaiag werehip: Mixed quarts Mies Van Riper, Mrs. Ooellsr, Mr. Kltts and Mr. Haydon. 3 Scripture reading and prayer. 4 Vocal solo Miss Van Riper. G Sermon, "Parden: Its Means and Evidences." 6 Song.! All are Invited to attend these ser vices. di-acc Methodist Episcopal Chnrch Corner Tenth and High streets. E. C. Richards, minister. 10 a. m Sunday school, E. M. Cbil cote, superintendent. 11 a. m., Reception of members and program. 6:30 p. m., Epworth League. 7:30 p. m., evening song and preaching. Wednesday, midweek service at! ft n m I Thursday evonlne. phnlr nractlce at 7:15. Vernon T. Motschenbacher, choris ter; Mrs. Albrecht Oebler, pianist We Invite public The following program will be ren dered at 11 o'cleck: Voluntary Mrs. Albrecht Oehler Hymn "The Lord Is Risen Indeed" Prayer Vocal solo Miss Josie Low Faster Lesson Offertory Vocal duet Mr. and Mrs. M. Mot schenbacher Sermon to Candidates "The Re demption Life" Hymn "Rise Glorious Conqueror, Rise" Baptism of Infants Baptism of Adults Reception into membership Hymn "Bread of Heaven" Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Benediction In the evening there will be an evangelistic service consisting of a sermon and song service and special music. The song books used at the recent meeting will be used, and the cholc will render an anthem and the Misses Clara Calkins and Claudia Spink wUl render a dset. I'.manuuel Baptist Chnrch Sevrlces In the public library, corner of Main and Third streets. 10 a. m., Bible school meets. East er lesson, "The Risen Christ." 11 a. m., song and preaching ser vice. The ordinance or- the Lord's Supper will be observed at the close of the morning service. 2:46 p. a., baptismal service at the Christian church. 6:30 p. m., Baptist Young People's Union. Topic, "The Lessons of Im mortality." Rom. 6:1-23. 7:30 p. m., evening gospel service. The acting pastor, Rev. John D. Wylie, will speak at both the morning and evening service. You are cordially invited to aU the services of the day. Church of Christ Scientists Services are held on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in Christian Science hall in the Jacobs' block, corner Third and Main streets, upstairs. Sunday school from 9:45 to 10:46 a. m. The subject of the lesson for tomor row is "Probation After Death." The reading room of the Society. .it the same location will be open on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; afternoons from 2:30 to 4:30 until urther notice. HipUm Church Corner Eighth and, Canal streets. Rev. J. B. Grimth pastor. Bible school at 10 a. m., C. R. Da Lap, superintendent. Regular morning services. Preaching at 11 a,tn. and 7:30 p.m. Kvcryono cordially invited to these services. Bonansa M. E. church Pastor Sidney W. Hall. Services for the month will be held aa follews: First Sunday At Bonansa at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; at Dairy at 3 p.m. Second Sunday Poe Valley at 11 a. m.: Bonansa at 7:30 p. m. Third Sunday At Lorella at 11 a. m.; Bonansa at 7:30 p. m. Fourth Sunday At Bonansa at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Dairy at 3 p. m. When there are five Sundays In the month, morning service will be held at Lorella at 11 a. m. and at Bonansa at 7:30 p. m. Organtst of Bonanza church and Sun day school,-Miss Grace Lytle. Sunday school at Lorella every San day morning at 10 a. a., superintend ent, Henry Haiaes. Sunday, school at Dairy every arat and fourth Sunday, superintendent, Mr. Sedge; organist, Miss Odea. Miss Marguerite Ogdea is one ot the most successful attorneys In Cal ifornia. an Mrs. Rose Vital of Toakers, N.Y., trheently underwent tho uiaety-eUbtt operaUoa, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THE BEAtmFYINO OF KLAMATH Cut this coupon out, sign year name, aa'd mall It te the Klam ath Commercial Club as year entry in the City Beautiful Ceatest this summer: City Beautiful Cemmittee: Please enter me as a contestant in the City Beautiful Contest. Have photographer call., PROFESSIONAL CARDS CITY AND COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTS IN8URANCI Member Oregon Association Title Men DR. F. M. WHITE EVE. EAR, NOSE THROAT 807 Odd Fellows' BnSdtag HOUSES AND LANDS Good four-room boase, oatballd- lngs, trees, billiard room tally equip ped, six large lota, close to Wg pay- rolL Price S8000.00. Win sell three lots nnd buildings separately nnd give terms if desired. It's n teal bargain. Fonr-room hones, large corner lot, close In. 91000.00 cash. Fine bnildlag site ha Hot Springs Addition, Price $885.00 on easy terms. Large corner lot oa 11th street, close in, 9550.00 on terms. Nice lot la Mills Addition, 9175.00, terms. Tweaty-ncre irrigated tract nta miles from Falls. Price 91000.06, terms A dandy 40 acre tract, some al falfa, 98000.00, terms, A 70-acrs Irrigated tract la the heart of the Klamath valley, partly Improved, deep, sandy loam soil, ex cellent drainage. Price 95500, terass. One of the best 80 acre Improved Irrigated tracts in the vaOey. Price 98000.00, terms. A 124-cre Irrigated ranch oa Lost RETURN ENGAGEMENT THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE "A Call to Arms Against War" Which it believed to be the most noteworthy achievement in the history of motion pictures Written by arid Vitafrapbed under .the pertenal supervision of J. STUART BLACKTOP With ackirawledgmenU to Hudson Muds for facts contained in "Defenseieas America IN NINE STUPENDOUS PARTS Music by the PEERLESS ORCHESTRA HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE Monday and Tuesday. April Special Matinee Tuesday Adsaiien Reserved Seals Ckilsarem Seats on Dale atnarry Kictiarei Name Add River, Improved. It's cheap at f65.00 per acre. Terms. Business' property, houses, lots, farm lands, stock ranches, rentals, loans, general Insurance. SEE CMTLOOTB No. 11 Equity In the circuit court for county. Oregon. Alex Martin Jr., plaintiff, Klamath Mark L. Burns and others, defend ants. To Mark L. Burns, William BeUonl and J. W. GUmore, defendants.: In the name of the state of Ore gon, you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint tied against you Ja the above entitled suit on or before Saturday, May , 1916, and It you fail to answer, tor want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded In the complaint, to-wlt: to fere-, close his mortgage on, and bar all In terest In, the northeast quarter of the southeast quartsr ot section SI, township 40 south, range t east of Willamette meridian, In Klamath county, Oregon. May 9, 11, la 'the day of the time prescribed la the or der for publication ot this summons, the 'first publication thereof being on March 26. 1916. This summons Is served by publi cation in the Evening Herald by or der ot Hon. D. V. Kuykendall, Judge of the circuit court tor Klamath coun ty, Oregon, dated March St, 1916, which order requires, that this sum mons be published once a week tor six successive weeks, prior to May 6, 1916. RDTENIC tt KENT. Attorneys tor Plaintiff. 26-1-8-16-SS-S9 . .-i it to.-"'Vl -X..-- - i' .ri 38c - SOc ISc ;f iti- " ".iaCAfc 'Mtfei .? ,"jVtO!i SSfLJ JL J"n.. r ar j'-i J Y-J-VV.iI Wl'Ml ft t, .rwl . ii" "; ' A 4$ I I .'I 1 t4 ?; r. i j MiiV5$rtAt
