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50 ioc GOOD CIGARETTES Forum Speaker to Be Here Wed. “The Bible in the Public Schools’’ will be the sub ject for the address of Or. A. W. J ernes a t th e Open Forum service next W ednesday evening a t the local ehurch. Or. Jam ea is a min iste r and well qualified to peak upon thia muoh talked of su b ject A fte r th e lecture the audience will be given th e privilege of asking any question they may desire upon this subject. “BULL" DURHAM TOBACCO GATE CITY JOURNAL Prohibitioa vs. Temperance. E ditor Jo u rn a l.—in a recent Usue of your valued paper you took occasion to oastigaie our old friend Mark Baton on his a ttitu d e toward the prohibition question. You did a fairly good job but, a fte r all, is M ark so very much astray ? In buying th a t for centuries our legislators have oeen try in g to im prove on th . Ten Com m andm ents, the P a y e tte Lake editor may have been . little wide of the marK, but 1 think 1 can show lo your e n tire aa.isfactioi th a t ¡or a long lim e legisatures have been att-.tnp.ing to im prove on he teachings o ti Set ¡ te re s g enera :j, hi r ga i to t .is -. e tioo. I' oin in le . o rour edilorial - g a th e r i nti iei tin n r~ ■ - J --- — The Com munity Church is ulanning spec ai servicea for both m orning and evening on E aste r day. T here will be a aunriaa service a t 6 o ’clock In the m orning. The Sunday school sarvi e a t 10 o'clock, a t which tim e each child I" attendance will be given an E a ste r chick and bunny. The F or Sale—Thoroughbred Buff Or- m orning worship a t 11 a. m. Thia will pington eggs for hatching. $1 for — be the E aste r service and serm on and se ttin g of 15 eggs. Mrs. Frank i.euck baptism al serv'ce P a re n ts who are Copper Tub Automatic ¿The Nen> Copper Tub AutoMatic Washer 'AND the Patented PARAGON CLOTHES BASK ET with collapsible Legs ,# V : For S a le - Incubator and brooder. In quire of Roy Cook a t th e g arag e n 9tf NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S »ALE ill — desirous of having th eir children bap tised are asked to bring them a t this service. The evening service will be a service of songs snd pantom im es es pecially fo r the E a ste r season, A cordial invitaiion is extended to all to a tte n d th ia e servie-s. J . J. Flem ing, M iaister. For Sale —One autom atic w asher and me W hite tew ing m achine Enquire it Jo u rn al office. m 23tf Not ce is hereby g'Ven th a t under and by virtu e of an execution in tore- closure duly itoued by the Clerk of tbe c irc u it C ourt of Ihe S ta te of Oregon, for tae County of M alheur, dated tbe .4ih day of March. 1923, and direc eu • in-, up in >t decree and order or sa lt n tern i.i said Cuuri on the -2m M. it 19:3. wo r n I’M li A ,i i . i .. r j o l ,,n, i . n. If iu -.i ti b b y tle h pres.io , n - 'I woo 1 oilier uit'Oooiic oev ru g .a is in viola u N u M a l T i l U O S liC K , huooanu tion oi the Ten comma) dinents, ai d and wife, tl J b O S T l^ K AND VAN Bible teaching g enera ly. L e; us sec! PETTK N LUM BER COM PANY, a How many passages of S ciip tu re can corporat.on, were deie.iilante a juug you find th a t forbid the drinking oi merit was rendered in favor of the stro n g drink? Very tew indeed. The aoovd nam ed plaintiff and ag ain st the fa c t of the m u tte r is, th a t throughout ab ve named defendants M H. Bos all ages God has allowed th e m oderate tick and M attie Bostick, for the sum of use of wine and s rong drink: True Sevan Hundred and No H undredth tem erunce, us opposed to prohibition, Dollars ($7lK Ob), w ith in te re s t th e re which is not tem perance a t all. on from the 1st day of Decem ber, Canaan was greatly praised by God 1920, a t tb s ra ta of 10 per cen t per because it was a land of corn and win>. annum, and Ons Hundred and N o Hun The Israelite! who were settled fur dredth D ollars ($100.00) A tto rn e y ’s off from the tabernacle w ere told to f.a . and the fu rth e r sum of Sixty- tu rn th eir tith e s into money and brin, seven and 90 100 D ol.ars ($67.90) th a t money to the place where the as costs and disbursem ents, which Lord would choose to put His name, judgm ent and decree fu rth e r directed and spend it on flesh o r wine or strong the sale of the following described drink, or anything th eir soul lusted real property, situ ated in M alheur a fte r, and use up those things before County, Oregon, to w n : th e Lord L ot T hree Section E ighteen (18) Once tw o of A a r'n 'a sons got drunk Township T w enty <20) South, Rang and offered up stra n g e Are For this Forty seven (47) k . W. M , (except they w ere killed, and y a t for all that, the railroad rig h t of way of the O re the priests wero not forbidden to drink gon Short Line R R. Co ) N e t area wine or stro n g drink, some of them , it I8J acre», to g eth e r W 'th all ditch and seem s, ju st for a tim e, but there is no w ater rights, i.,eluding five (51 shares injunction anyw here in the Bible re of the capital stock of tne Owyhee quirm g people generally to abstain. Ditch Company. We are told to he tem p erate in all T H E R E F O R E , 1 will on Thursday, things T h at m eans to be m oderate in the 3rd day of May, 1923, a t the hour all thin s, not to go lo excess in any of 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon of said thing, day, a t tha north main e n tra n ce door C hrist is our g re a t exam pla. He of Ihe Cout ty C ourt House a t Vale, was not an abstainer. He both used Malheur County, Oregon, sell a t public wine him self and gave it to his friendn ; auction to th e highest bidder for cash, as a pleasant drink, ioi as a medicine ; all right, title and in te re s t which said He also m ade wine It is said th a t ths abovs named d efen d an ts had on the wine he m ade could not intoxicate | 22nd day of May, 1914, the d a te of T hat is not true, for it was good •aid m ortgage, or now have in said strong wine which it could not he w ith real property, w ith the appurtenances, out a good percentage of alcohol in it to sa tisfy said ju d g m e n t and decree in John 2:1 10 favor of said above named plaintiff Some modern doctors a re quoted as and against said d e fendants M. H saying th a t alcohol, even in m inute Bostick and M attie B ostick, to g eth e r q uantities, is Injurious to the human w ith said a tto rn e y 's fee, aud costs and system . Well, in th a t opinion they disbursem ents, and in te re s t, and a c are a t variance w ith God, for he has cruing costs upon said sale. put alcohol into m ort of th e nice things D ated a t V«le. O regon, thia 27th day we e a t and drink, and they would not of March, 1923. bo good w ithout it. And a lio ha has H. L E E NOE, Sheriff. sanctioned the use of w ine in all ages, By C. W. Glenn, D eputy. and ha never changes hia mind about D ate of first publication Mch 30, 1923. anything, as doctors som etim es do. D ate of last publication Apr. 27. 1923. /■hose medical g entlem en are also a t Date of sale May 3rd. 1923, a t 19:30a.m. — Special Banter Service« Sunday. ihe M ost Astonishing O ffer We Ve Ever Made GENUINE variance with the Apostle Paul who, when his fiiend T im othy was in poor health, advised him to quit d r nkir.g w ater, ahd instead drink wine. 1 Tim. Published every F rid a y a t Nyasa, 6 23. So you see, Mr. E ditor, th a t the Oregon, by m oderate use of wine is quice perm its ible and our friend B ates hes good H. F . BROWN cause to complain of a law which in frin g es on his personal liberty to ihe E ntered a t the Postoffice a t N yasa e x te n t of depriving him of one of God’s goo I g ifts to m an; and his criti O regon, as second-class mail m a tte r eism of the I gislators who would mi prove on the S crip tu res is justified by the S ciiptures th mselves. A D V ER TISIN G RATES In regard to the saloon, we agree D isplay a d v ertisin g ....... 25c per inch fully with you. As an iastitu tio n it va< an intollerable nuisance, a breeder R eaders l death and degradation, a disgrace to F irs t in se rtio n ............ ....10c per lin< the comm unity in which it lived and a thame to the governm ent, which fot a Subsequent in s e rtio n s ...... 6c per lin> oortion of it* ungodly gains gave it I gal protection B u t.th a t is a nother subject and 1 SU B SC R IPTIO N RA TES: ear th a t a lre id v I have trespassed too nuch on your valuable p ee One year, in advance..................$1.61 9PE C T A T 0R . ’ m onths, in advance....................75 This is the first of a series e f Open Forum subjects th a t will be taken up each W ednesday evening a t the Forum service by out of town speakers. These services will continue throughout April, May and June. Among the speakers will be O istriet A ttorney L ytle of Vale, Kav. W eaver of Vale, Rev. Baird of Boise and Rev. M artin of Ontario. 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