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DAILY CAPITAL JOUINAL, aULXM,' OXEOOX, TUESDAY. MARCH 10, 1914.
Pastor
MESSIAH TO ASK
i FOR TIIEHEATHEU
Tha Redaemar Has Not Yet
Asked For His Inheritance.
ACCORDING TO DIVINE PLAN.
World-wide Dominion Promised Mot
iah Tho Convoroion of tho Hoathon
Shortly to Bo Aeeompliohod Mee
' tiah'o Cenqutst of tho Notion- Tho
' Arrowa of Truth Will Roaoh Mon't
' Hoarto From tho Qulvor of Divino
j Wisdom, Juotioo and Lovo Foreo to
Bo Employed In Putting Down All
' Oppooitlon Doath the Loot Enomy
to Bo Dootroyod Forovor.
March 8. Pastor
Russell's discourse
today related to
that feature of
his free Photo.
Drama of Creation
which refers to
the answer to Je
sus' prayer. The
text was: "Ask,
of Me, and I will
give Tbee the hea
then for Thine In
heritance, and the
uttermost parts of
the earth for Tby possession." (Psalm
2:8.) Be said:
Our text Is from one of the Messi
anic Psalms. It represents our Lord
as making known to Ills people the
nosvenly Father's decree rewarding
llltu for Ills faithfulness as our Re
deemer, assuring Illm of Ills exalta
tion to the Kingdom, and declaring
that with this will como the inherit
ance of all the earth, with power to
subject all tblugs to the Father's will.
Ha was to have It for the mere request
"Ask of He." As a matter of fact,
this world-wide dominion hns not yet
tome to Messiah; the heathen are not
yet Ills inheritance; the uttermost
parts of the earth are not ynt Ills pos
session. Indeed, as the Prophet de
clares, "Darkness covers the earth, and
gross darkness the heathen."
When we remember our Redeemer's
love for the race, I ho love which led
Illm to lay down Ills life to seek and
io recover unit wulcli was lost, we
are at first Inclined to amazement that
lie has not yet asked tho Father for
Ills Inheritance of the heathen. We
ar astonished that. Ho han permitted
the Prince of darkness nml the reign
of Sin and Death to exist for more than
eighteen centuries slneo Ho suffered,
"the .lust for the unjust, that Ho might
bring us to Uod." But perplexity In
the matter might well bo answered
by our Lord's reply to the Snddiiceos;
"Ye do err. not knowing the Scrip
tures, nor tho power of (iod." As we
come to understand the Scriptures
more fully, and to appreciate how tho
power of (iod will be exorcised In
bringing tho heathen under the domi
nation of the Jtedeenier. tho eyes of
our understanding open, and we are
enabled to rejoice accordingly.
Why Did Ho Not AokT
Our Lord did not ask for Ills great
power to rolgu at im earlier date be
cause Ho knew tho Father's Plan, and
'was well contented with tho Divine
times and seasons. Ho had no wish
for u change In this, lie did not ask
to receive the heathen for an Inheri
tance at the beginning of tho (lospel
Age, but has been content to wait, aud
to place that request In Its due time.
In harmony with another feature of
the Divine Program which must first
be fullllled. That other featuro is the
election of tho Church, tho llrldo of
Christ, the members of ills ltody. It
pleased the Father to make our Lord
not only tho world's Redeemer and
King, but also tho High Priest of an
tinder-priesthood, the Bridegroom of
tho Church, Ills Itrlde, the Elder Broth
er of theso saints of glory whom tho
Father Is pleased to develop during
this dispel Ago us New Creatures In
Christ Jesus, to be sharers of Ills suf
ferings and of His glory to follow.
Meantime the heathen have been
offering no Injustice, Born In sin,
hscu In Iniquity, condemned to
death, they have been having expe
riences with slu and death, and going
down Into tlie great prison-house for
periods of micoiisoloiisness-uiitll the
llfdcemer, at His Second Advent,
hall call them and all mankind, from
Uliis ttrent prison-house, the tomb.
This He fonilold. saying, "All that are
In the graves shall bear the voice of
the Son of Ood, and shall come forth."
-John 11:28, 211 It. V.
Fair Trial Is Promload All.
Not only will this Include the Church
f the First-born, who have been ap- I
proved of God. and who. passing trial
now. will come forth unto life eternal, I
but it will Include hIho the remainder 1
of mankind, those who have not had
Jik1' approval, all of whom, because
rcdi-cmcd. stiull cuius forth unto Judg-lueiit-trlul.
A fair trial will be theirs. I
to delertnlne their worthiness or uu
worthiness of life everlasting by the
milliner In which they shall receive, or
by their rejection of. Tho ChrlMt of
(Jail when, during the Mlllenii'iim, He
hull I miiile fully known to theui.
It was also part of the Dlrlue pur
jiiwe that the whole earth should lie
filled with people; and hence the bring
ing forth of h progeny Is a part of the
lilvlne will for mankind. The few
sdiort jeurs of the present life, with
n experience of slu Slid death condi
tions, will. In due time l supplement
ed by the glorious per'od of the Mil
RusselPs
lennium, with its grand opportunities
for lessons of righteousness and Its re
wards for obedjence. Its corrective
"stripes," or punishments, will be to
the Intent that so many as possible
may ultimately be entirely recovered
from death conditions and brought
Into full accord with God in Christ
But those who demonstrate their un
willingness to come into heart sympa
thy with righteousness will bo utter
ly destroyed from amongst the people.
-Acts 3:23; 2 Peter 2:12.
The Mora Excellent Way.
So, then, our Lord's reason for not
asking sooner for the heathen as His
inheritance and the remotest parts of
the earth as His possession, was that
He knew the Father's Plan to be a
different one, the. more excellent way;
and He delighted to do the Father's
will. And so with all the followers of
Christ. As soon as they ascertain the
Father's glorious Plan of 8alvatlon,
they find it to be soul-satisfying, and
greatly prefer it to any plan of their
own. Undeveloped Christians, whom
the Apostle designates "babes" in
J Christ, are the ones who are continual
ly praying to the Heavenly Father for
a change of the Divine Program, Im
agining that their wisdom and their
love In respect to the heathen are su
perior to those of the Infinite Creator.
Nearly all Christian people have bad
tbelr experience with such ignorance;
and we are glad to suppose that the
Heavenly Father laid not the sin of such
presumption to our charge, but rather,
sympathetically appreciated our inter
est In the heathen, although He must
have deprecated cur lock of reverence,
our bcadlness. our highmlnded as
sumption of more than infinite wis
dom! We are not saying a word against
missions home or foreign. (Jutte to
the contrary, we 'believe that every
Christian should labor with heart and
band to do all In bis power to glorify
the Father aud the Redeemer, and to
enlighten his fellow-men respecting the
Cross of Christ, and the blessings
which It secures. But whllo willingly,
gludly serving the Divine Cause, "in
stiuit in season nnd out of season," we
should "learn to labor and to wait."
We should leurn that the laboring un
der present conditions Is arranged
chiefly for our benellt for the develop
ment In the minds of the Royul Priest
hood of the snci'lllcliig qualities and the
graces of the Holy Spirit meekness,
gentleness, patience, faith, long-suffering,
brotherly kindness, love.
"Workers Together With God,"
Let us bo sure, dear friends, that liny
theory of ours respecting the heathen,
or any other feature of tho Divine
Program, which In any degree implies
superior wisdom, superior energy or
superior love on our part, as compared
with Hint of our Heavenly Futher und
our Redeemer, must be wrong. Tho
sooner we learn to pray from the
heart, "Thy will be done," tho better
it will be for us, the mora shall we be
able to get Into harmony with our
Lord, aud tho more shall we bo used
as Ills ambassadors and representa
tives. Thu wisdom of mil n is foolish
ness with God, anil the Wisdom of
God is foolishness with man. Hence
we must not take the human stand
point In Investigating or reasoning
upon the Divine purposes and Pro
gram. Rather, we must go direct to
tho Word of God, that we intiy he
taught of (iod. that wo may discern
tho beauty, tho harmony, of Ills plans.
-1 Corinthians :i:l!.
It Is written that "obedience Is bet
ter than Hiicrlllce"; and this being rec
ognized, how careful It should make
us to Inquire what' the will of the
Lord Is; to search the Scriptures, that
we may there ascertain the Divine
Program, ami bu found lu harmony
therewith: There we And that tho
Lord's present work Is thu completing
of the Royal Priesthood, the Royal
Judge, the Royal Prophet, the Royal
Mediator, the Great King, for the
world of mankind for the world's do
llveranca from tho bondage of Sin and
Death, and their assistance back to
harmony with God. Thus seeing, we
shall have patience In respect to the
heathen, and strive now to uniko our
own calling and election sure and to
lay down our lives for the brethren,
lu assisting to build them up lu the
most holy faith, "until we nil come to
the measure of the stature of a Mnn
In Chrlst"-the great Mediator of the
New Covenant, of whom Jesus la the
Hoiid-the Church Ills Body.
Convicting tho World.
When will the world Is) convertedt
When will Christ ask for the heathen?
When will thu Father give them U
Illm? How long, O Lord? The Serla
turul answer, dear friends, is that It
hits pleased the Father to select ta
"Jewel" class during this Gospel Affj
by means which the world would thtmk
foollsh-by means of the preaching of
the Good Tidings. But His Prograa
for the future Age Is different. Therf;
are millions who have no ear to heat
the preaching of tho Cross of Christ
1 Corinthians 1:18.1 There are mU
lions who have no eye of faith to set
(he glorious things of God. In fact,
Recording to the Scriptures, only I
l ittle Flock, comparatively, can fef
brought Into accord with (lie Lord uSfi
der the condition of the present tlint,
bemuse slu ubouiiils, because Delta)
reigns. Ikviiiiso Satan, the Prime oC
this world, now works antiigoiilstlca)t
ly In the hearts of the children of dt
obedience,
lleiee It has pleased God to hart
dllTcivui method of dealing with to
world of mankind In general from that
which He bus adopted In dealing wltk
the Church lu this Aue. In the next
Aire, force ll ! n, mid not merely.
Inoinl suasion. Force will be employ
ed lu putting down the reign of evil.
Sat.in will no) merely be requested to
deslM from devolving the world, but
will Is bound for m thousand years,
tnd be liiintiie In dciclv the uutlnua.
Sermon
Likewise, mankind will no longer be
invited to accept Christ, and to give
their hearts in obedience to Him, bat
on the contrary, they will be compelled
to be obedient As It Is written, "Unto
Him every knee shall bow and every
tongue confess, to the glory of God."
Offers of grace will no longer be held
out. .with reward for faith attached;
Instead, knowledge shall Oil the whole
earth, as the waters cover the great
deep. (Pblllpplaiis 2:10. 11; Isaiah
11:9.) As a result, no one shall then
say to bis neighbor or to his brother.
Know tbou the Lord! for they shall
all know Him. from the least unto the
greatest of them. -Jeremiah :tl::M.
Hoathon Fall Under Him.
Another Psulin describes .Messiah's
triumph in the Millennial Age. st In,'.
"Gird Thy sword upon Thy thigh. O
Most Mighty, with Thy glory and Thy
majesty. And In Thy majesty ride
prosperously in the cause of Truth und
Meekness and Righteousness; and Thy
right band shall teach Tbee terrible
things. Thine arrows are sharp in the
heart of the King's enemies; whereby
the people fall under Thee." (Psalm
45:3-5.) Instead of people here, read
heathen, as In the original, and we
have a picture of the conversion of the
heathen as it will shortly be accom
plished. We are not to suppose the
Lord will tide upon a horse, or that
literal arrows will literally pierce the
hearts of His enemies. We are to un
derstand this picture to signify our
Lord's triumphal conquering of the
world: and that the arrows of Truth,
which will go forth unto the whole
world, will reach the hearts of men
and smite them down. Even so we
read thut when St. Peter preached at
Pentecost that the Jews bad taken
and crucified the Son of God, the bear
ers were "cut to the heart" with the
lance of Truth. Thank God for such
arrows from the quiver of Divine Wis
dom, Justice, Love! We rejoice that
the heathen will thus be conquered
for the Lord, and thus eventually
every knee bow and every tongue con
fess. ,
The work of dealing with the heath
en, with the world with all except
the Church will begin with the gen
eration living at the time of the es
tablishment of the Lord's Kingdom.
In due time It will proceed nnd will
ultimately Include nil that ure.lu their
graves In the reverse order from that
In which they entered. And the last
shall be the first to come forth "ev
ery man In his own order." or class.
Doep Humiliation Is Yet Promised the
World,
Too frequently do Iliblo students
neglect to see whether or not tbelr In
terpretations lire in harmony with the
context of the passages under discus
sion. Let us not make this mistake.
Turning to the second I'sulm, we tlud
that following our text Is the declina
tion, "Thou sliult break them with u
rod of Iron; Thou shalt dash them in
pieces llko a potter's vessel." (Verse
n.i The application of this evidently
Is to the time of our Lord's Second Ad
vent, when the selection of the Church
shall have been completed and she
shall have entered Into Ills glory us
the Bride, the Lamb's Wife, symbol
ically pictured as the New Jerusalem,
coming down from God out of Heaven
From that New Jerusalem, wo are
told, the River of the Water of Life
Bliall How freely, and whosoever will
may freely partake of It. On either
bunk will grow the Trees of l.ll'e.
whose leaves are for the healing of
the nations. And the Spirit and thu
Bride will say. Come: and whosoever
will may come, and take of the Wa
ter of Life. But In the meantime, be
fore the nutlors. the world, will be
ready for that blessing from the New
Jerusalem, they must needs pass
through u period of very deep hu
miliation "A Time of Trouble such as
never was since there was a nation."
Matthew 21:21.
As for the nations of that time, the
extent to which they will suffer de
struction will depend largely upon
their owu attitude, ns Is Intimated by
the verses following our text. Those
of the nations who freely and heartily
accept of Messiah's rule will be cor
respondingly saved from the breaking
process. Hence It Is urged, "Be wise.
0 ye kings of the earth! Kiss the Sou.
lest He be angry, mid ye perish from
the way, when Ills wrath Is kindled
hut a little."
. But while this seems to offer leni
ency, mercy, these favors are condi
tional on the manner In which Mie
Messianic Kingdom shall be rwwed.
Other Scriptures Intimate that he
nations, not only heathen but cfxted,
will be found In violent opoot- to
the Heavenly Kliurdom. and hoot that
all together they will be crushed as the
vessels of n potter,
Tho Glorious Outoomo,
The Lord tells us that as the heav
ens are higher than the earth, ho are
His ways higher than niau's ways, and
Ills plans higher than niau's plans.
And this we Hud true as we come to
better understand the Scripture. Who
ever dreamed of such lengths and
breadths and heights nnd depths of
"Love Divine, all love excelling," as
an1 Implied and Included In God's
great Plan of selecting first The Christ
-Jesus the Head, and the Church, Ills
Body--and (hen through these bless
ing all the families of the earth with
knowledge of Himself suit the glori
ous opportunities for life eternal,
We make no claims of unlversitl sal
vation: for the Scriptures distinctly
speak of some who will dlu the Second
Death, having proved themselves not
siitllclcutly In harmony with righteous.
Uesa to be Worthy of eternal life even
after being brought to a knowledge of
the TruUi. But the Scriptures show
us that when all the unwllllng and dis
obedient shall have been cut off In the
Second Death, the whole earth will he
filled with the know led no or the glory
of God.
Supreme Court Decides Against Wets in
Case of Wiley Against Reasoner
For Second Time.
MARION COUNTY DECISION
is Affirmed by court
Decision in Case of Smith Against Cain
is One of Six Handed Down
By Justices.
The supreme court this morning hand
ed down five opinions and also denied
six petitions for rehearing. Among the
latter was that of Wiley vs. Reasoner,
it being the liquor case from Washing
ton and the one on which the supreme
court based all its opinions on in the
wet and Jry contests. It with tlrt
others was denied.
Opinions were handed down as fol
lows: Eliza J. Lewis, appellant vs. George
E. Chamberlain et al: appealed frort
Jackson; application to register title to
land; affirmed.
C. M. Smith, appellant vs. J. M. Cain;
appealed from Marion; suit to ascertain
tho dividing line between certain landB
affirmed.
0. Zanella and Son, appellant v?.
Portland Central Heating company et
al; appealed from Multnomah; suit to
foreclose mechanic's lien, affirmed.
Ban Nicltlas vs. 8. L. Bathburn, ap
pelant; appealed from Tillamook;
action to recoved $242.35 for the con
version of personal property, affirmed.
Dertin & Lepori appellant vb. N. Mat
tisou, ct al; appealed from Clatsop; suit
on promissory note, reversed.
Petitions for rehoarings wero denied
in Parker vs. Wolf, Hills vs. Shaw,
Mnrkham vs. Loveland, Reasoner v;.
Wiloy, Casciato vs. Mason, Christianson
vs. Talnjige.
WARDEN OF PENITENTIARY MUST
....TELL WHAT HE KNOWS ABOUT
COPPERFIELD MATTERS.
I UNITED 1'IIF.SS X.FJASKD WII1E.
Baker, Or., March 10. The grand
jury investigation at the coming ses
sion March 10, promises to center
around Copperfield, with tho many
cases which wero hinted lit by Cover-,
nor WeHt coming up for a searching in
quiry. District Attorney Godwin is
said to have obtained more conclusive
evidence (not from the governor) and
several indictments are expected to re
sult. One Copperfield case, evidence in
whiehwns provided by Colonel B. K.
Lawson when at Copperfield with the
militia, is against. William Wiegnad,
tho Copperfield saloon mail who is su
ing Governor West for $-10(10 for the
dost met ion of his business
Colonel Law son has been subpoenal'
I to appear. The case is an outgrowth of
'Colonel Lawson finding in Wiegnad 's
I saloon alleged improper pictures, and
an indictment in to be nought on thoe
grounds.
District Attorney Godwin intends to
make a strong crusade against Cop
perfield oa selling liquor to minors and
gambling, but lie is withholding his fire
until after tlovernor West crusade had
ended. This, , however, is the first
grand jury session since tho alleged
law violations.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY PEO
PLE PLAN TO MAKE SCIENTIFIC
RESEARCH.
"The Willamette Institute of Scien
tific Research'' is the latest organiza
tion now planned by the students of
the University. The Institute plan was
launched recently with a charter mem
bership coniHised of the following:
Miss Mildred McHride, Miss Carrie
Cooksey, Miss Ethel Casebere, Herman
Clark, Willis Burt let t, R. L, Pfaff, n.
Nenstel, W. R. Jeffrey, Harry lliec and
Harold Jory.
The purpose of the organisation in to
make intelligent, scientific research
and the members have already sent to
the, eastern scientific institutions for
books and other matter pertaining to
geological survey and various other
studies of like nature.
The officers of the new lnitltut- tr
ss follows: President, Herman Cla-k:
vice president, Willis Burtlett; corresponding-
secretary, H, I PfBff; re
cording master of tho exchequer, 11
Nenstel.
MAY END STRIKE.
IfNinn mss iAsr.n wikk 1
PvnHle, Wash., March 10. T. W,
Hovce, of the immigration service of
San Francisco, is on his way to Ksy
niond. Wash., where he will ctolcor
to bring about a compromise in an ef
fort to stop the threatened strike of
hlngle weavers and mill yorkers.
ED
ATTORNEY SAYS ADDITIONAL
HELP CANNOT BE PROVIDED
FOB SUIT JUST BBOUGHT.
Owing to the fact that the Blue Sky
law has been attacked, Commissioner
Watson requested the attorney general
to employ attorney Martin L. Pipes to
assist him in the defense of the stit.
The attorney general replied that the
head of a department, under the con
struction of the law placed upon it by
Governor West in the case of a Port
land company had no right to employ
additional counsel, and as he did not
want to get in a wrangle with the board
of control he declined to ask for help,
and besides said the attorney general's
office was ready, willing and abla to
handle the case. However, at the re
quest of Commissioner Watson, Govern
or West this morning wired Commission
er Watson, authorizing the employment
of Mr, Pipes. In this the governor re
verses his position in the case of the
state against the Title Guarantee and
Trust company, of Portland, in which
he held that no additional counsel could
be employed.
FOB BOUGH, WRINKLED,
' FRECKLED, PIMPLED SKIN
As March winds, flying dust and dirt
are apt to injure any complexion, this
information will be of special value
right now. If you have any cutaneous
blemish, don 't use paint, powder or any
thing else to cover it up. Too often
this only emphasizes the defect. Be
sides, it's much easier to remove the
disfigurement with ordinary mercolized
wax. Applied nightly, the wiax "Will
gradually remove freckles, pimples,
moth patches, sallowness, red or yellow
blotches or any surface eruption. The
affected cuticle is absorbed, a little
each day, until the clear, soft, youthful
and beautiful 6kin beneath is broug-c
wholly to view. Ask tho druggist for
one ounce of mercolized wax and use
this like you use cold cream. Remove
in morning with soap and water. Many
vho have tried this simple, harmloss
who have tried this simple, harmless
treatment report astonishing results.
If bothered with wrinkles or furrows,
a wash lotion mndo by dissolving 1 oz.
j powdorcd saxolito in 1-2 pint witch
hazel will prove wonderfully effective.
CONSTABLE IS OUTWITTED
AND CAPTURED BY REDS
UNITED IMIBS8 LEASED WIllU.)
Lewiston, Idaho, March 10. P.
Welsh, constablo at Arrow, Iduho, start
ed to arrest Chief Thomas Moxmox, of
the Xez Perce tribe, accused of beat'iij
his aged mother, but the officer passed
tho night ns a prisoner in tho Indian's
house nnd walked back to town, eight
miles, minus his hat, revolver and come
preconceived notions of an Indian's
lack of sagacity. ,
The constablo told Sheriff Lydon that
when lie found tho Indian ho had no
trouble in arresting him Tho pair were
waiting for a train when Moxmor, ,h .
is a physical giant, and tho Beau Ilriini
mel of his tribe, asked to bo allowed
to go to the river for a drink. The c.-n-sfible
gave permission, and a few min
utes later found himself overpowered
by the red man nnd his squaw. The
squaw stuffed part of a shawl in the
officer's mouth ami with her husband's
aid marched Welch up Putlnteh creek
nnd kept him n prisoner all night.
Meantime thu finding of the officer's
hat near the scene of the scuffle beside
the river started the report that ho had
met foul play.
Sheriff Lydon took up the trail nnd
located Moxmox in a clump of brush.
Covering the Indian with a gnu the
sheriff arrested him, but not until ho
had finished tho contents of a liquor
bottle. Sheriff Lydon then obtained a
handcar and brought Moxmox to Arrow
Junction ,where they embarked 'or
Lewiston.
In tho meantime the Indian had be
come peacefully drunk and ho lies in a
stupor at the county jail,
The aged mother of the redskin is
badly cut and bruised about her head.
ACID STOMACHS
ARE DANGEROUS
Common Sense Advtcs by Distin
guished Specialist.
"Acid" stomachs are dangerous he
cause acid irritates and infinities the
deilcate lining of the stomach, thus
hindering ami preventing the prosr
action of the tomah, and leading to
probably nine tenths of the cases of
stomach trouble from which jieople suf
fer. Ordinary medicines and medicinal
treatments aro useless In such cures,
for they leave the source of the trouble,
tho acid In the stomach, as dangerous
as ever, The acid must be- nrutrulized,
and Its formation prevented, and the
best thing for this puroe is a tea
spoonful of bisurntcd magnesia, a
simple antacid, Uken in a little wsrm
or cold water' after eating, which lot
only iieutralir.es the acid, but also ore-
vents tho fermentation from whlcl
acidity is doveloed. Foods which o'dl-
narily caue the greatest distress ntv
l eaten with Impunity if tho meal Is
followed with a little bisurated msg-
iioia, which can bo obtained from any
drucirist, and thould alwtvt be kept
handy. ; -
ELY'S CREAM BALM OPENS
Instantly Clears Air Passages; Yon
Breathe Freely, Nasty Discharge Stops
Head Colda and Dull Headache Van
ish. Get a small bottle anyway, just to try
it Apply a little in the nostrils and in
stantly your clogged nose and stopped
up air passages of the head will open:
you will breathe freely; dullness and
headache disappear. By morningl the
catarrh, cold-in-head or catarrhal sore
throat will be gone.
End such misery nowt Get the small
bottle ef "Ely's Cream Balm" at any
drug store. This sweet, fragrant balm
dissolves by the heat of the nostrils;
GARDEN MEET FAVORED
THROUGHOUT OREGON
That a majority of tho state will bo
represented at an industrial congress
of school children to be held at San
Francisco during the Panama-Pacific
exposition is assured. The plan whicL
was suggested by J. A. Churchill, statu
superintendent of schools, has met with
the approval of many superintendents
of other states, and Mr. Churchill his
assurance that they ivill co-operate.
Mr. Churchill wrote to various stao
superintendents' several weeks ago, ask
ing that they send winners in the school
industrial contests to thel proposed con
gress, explaining that programs co il I
bo arranged for boys and girls of the
various states detailing their experieiic
es in preparing exhibits.
"In nearly all the states," said Mr.
Churchill today, "the departments if
education havo answered, indorsing the
movement and many have offered fc
co-operato in. arranging for thu indus
trial congress. The industrial wor' in
some states i being directed by O H.
Benson, of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture and these states do
no wish to pledge themselves to Bind
ing their winners until Professor Ben
son sanctions the plan."
Montana, Nebraska, Washington, Cal
ifornia, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Utah,
Ooorgia, Ohio, Tennessee, Kansas, Ver
mont, West Virginia, Wyoming, Masta
chussetts, Ioway, Wisconsin nnd Lous
iana, Mr. Churchill said, were arranging
to send children to the congross.
Oregon hns arranged to send the win
ners of the 10 class-is at tho state fair
next fall to tho congross.
OLSSON WINS OUT IN
HIS CITIZENSHIP FIGHT
I'NITKD I-I1ES8 LEASED WHO).
Seattle, WaMi., March 10. The case
of tho government against Leonard
Olsson, of Tacoma, to deprive him of
his citizenship, which was set for hear-
ing before Judge Cushman in Tacoma
yesterday, was dismissed on motion of
District Attorney Clnv Allen.
Olsson 's papers were tuien from him
by former United States Judge Han
ford, but a rehearing of the case was
ordered from Washington, D. C. Allen
is of the opinion that the case was
given too much prominence before and
that its pressing is not so important
as tho prevention of further agitation,
which would follow further prosecution
by tho government.
A REMARKABLY FREE COUNTRY.
This is a free country. lint what is
it free for? Well it is so free that von
can take tho initiative branch of gov
ernment and curtail some one's free
dom. It is af rec-for nll grab for some
one elso's freedom. You are free to
"go-get-it" with a recall for some fool
measure on tho ballot. Under tho di
vino right of kings the power to "go-get-'em"
was in the hands of him who
held the scepter while now it is in the
hands of him who holds a ballot. The
majority is free to take away the free
dom uf tho minority. It is froe alright.
Everyone is free alright. Everyono is
free to license, tax, limit or deny the
freedom of some one else. The fact (s
that it is so free that everyone is es
pousing some cause to limit the free
dom of another cause which in turn is
arranging and planning to free sjme
one else from freedom. Blue Mountait.
Kagle.
WHERE DID HE GET IT7
Fred Kiser, indicted by the grind
Those Downy
Baby Chicks
deserve the best possible chance to grow Into big, healthy
bankable dollars.
What you feed them determines in advance what you are f
to bank. '
Diamond Chick Food f
is a result producer, because it is a carefully selected Ifood t
of the best grains properly mixed and specially steel cut, t
not cracked. It is the result of a lifetime of diligent t
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Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath, with head stuffed; nostrils
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Put your faith just once in "Ely's
Cream Balm" and your cold or catarrh
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jury for larceny from a dwelling, was.
J arraigned yesterday afternoon in the
'circuit court, Elmer Richardson was
appointed to defend him and took until
today to plead. He said on the stand
that he was drunk at the time of the
theft, and didn 't know what he was do
ing. Owing to the fact that he rad
already served 50 days while awaiting
trial, he was let off with one month in
the county bastile. Judge Kelly gave.
Riser a strong lecture upon the results
df his inebrity, telling him that there,
was no excuse for him taking the first
drink. Albany Herald.
Farm Bargain
For one week only, I will sell my fine
farm in the Rosedale district at a sac
rifice. I have 136 acres nearly all
under cultivation, at $80 per acre. W.H
sell 50 acres, 80 acres or 136 acres; will
rive terms; for this bargain call on my
tcnts, Bechtel & Bynon,
Houses and Lota
, And tracts sold on easy payments. We
build modern bungalows to suit pur
chaser. Money to Loan.
For Rent
, House, 14 largo roms, Conter street,
near Commercial,
Insurance
1 V.'e write Insurance and Bonds.
List Your Bargains. .
I Property to Trade.
We have one acre just outside of the
city limits, good house and fruit trees,
to trade for house and lot in city.
6'j acres, well improved, about 8
milps from Salem, for Newport prop
erty, vacant lots preferred, up to $2000.
Salem property for Grants Pass prop
erty. Bechtel & Bynon
347 State Street..
o mi
ijOWinff 1 lie
Dollar Crop
Xational advertisers are goinc
in for newspaper advertising tVs.
year on a greater scale than ever
before.
They are going to crento imme
diate consumer deiiiatid in the
localities which sell their goods.
They have found it is th-i-easiest
and the least expensive
way.
It increases sules and lessns
costs.
Certain local dealers aro going
to profit greatly by this market
making work of the manufactur
ers. They are the ones who will be
alert to their opportunities and
who will have the goods ready
when the public begins manifest
ing an interest in them.
They are going to reap their
share of the dollar crop which
the manufacturers aro Bow ng
through newspaper advertising.
Would you like to know more
about it whilo you are working
on your plans! Drop a postal of
inquiry to the Bureau of Ad
vertising, American Newsaper
Publishers' Association, World
Building, Xow York.
Booklet on request.
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