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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-19
WENATCHEE DEBATERS
WARMLY WELCOMED
Delegation From Wenatchce Report
Their Stay in WaterviIle one Round
of Pleasure. WaterviIIe Wins De-
bate by Unanimous Vote Of Judges

The er-high school DEBATE which
was held at Watervllle Friday evening
was the event of the season with the
two high schools interested. The part
les which left from Wenatchee all re-
port that Waterville people are royal
entertainers and thai their stay there
was one round of pleasure. The We
natchee delegation were: Miss Case,
Miss Francis, @. Martin, Ray Allen,
Niles Johnson, Howard Clary, Earl
Thompson, Mabel Simmons, Sarah
Camp, Grace Livingstone. Ola Chamb-
erlain, Florence Phillippi, George
Lail, Clifford Godfrey, Ed. johnson,
John Duff. Charles Morse, Thayer
Littlefeld, Earl Barnhill Roy Smith,
Fred Ellis John Miller. E. McMillen
and Wilson Camp.
Waterville received our delegation
in blaze of red light as they assemb'-
ed to go to the place of the debate.
The Christian church, where the de-
bate was teld was decorated for the
occasion and the house was packed
long before O'Clock the hour set for
the program to begin. After fam
tastic display of rel lights and the
burning of red powder and all unearth-
ly amount of roofing" the different
teams, embued with the courage Of
Gideon and the eloquence of Demos
themes, entered the chruch and ranged
themselves for the struggle. The ex-
ercises were as follows: Instrumental
solo-Mrs. Guibert Vocal solo-Miss
Simmons Vocal duett-May Steiner
and May Knemyer.
Debate-Resolved: That a system
OF direct primaries, whereby munich
pal, coanty and state officers be nom.
mated, be adopted ia the state of u ash
intgon.
The Wenatchee team held the affirm
ativive side and were as follows:
LYMAN Shotwell, Mabel Garden, Frank
Lebeck.
The Waterville team on the negative
side were: Harry Lovejoy, James
Lewis. Gale Mathews. The decision
was given to Watervills by the nu-
animous vote of the judges. The
judges were: Attorney A. E. Case,
of Waterville, Attorney Sam R Sum
ner of Wenatohee and Principal Shaft
er of the Cheney Normal school.
Alter the exercises were over the
victcrs and the vsnquished repaired to
the l. o. o. F. hall and held high
reyel until late hour.
Saturday evening the Wenatchee
high school rendered a reception to
the deba1ers who had so valiently
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The new ice house which the Great
Northern is putting up blew down last
evening. The structure had up the
frame work and two of the sides were
partly boarded up. The wind catch.
ing in the space between the walls.
blew the wall downand the framework
of the roofing was smashed and torn
by the fall. The carpenters are at work
tearing the structure to pieces and will
begin it anew.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vorhies and Harry
Wright of Lizton, Ind, left for up.
river to look over real estate.
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Lost-A long handled shovel near
Adventist church. Finder leave at
Wells and Morris. 2 81
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search. lie called for them. but re-
celved no answer, they had passed be-
yond the reach OF His voice. II may
here be asked why Isaiah did not begin
this chapter with an answer 10 tho
question that Zion voiced at the close
of the last one. But let uH make
haste slowly on this point. We have
here a now and perfect illustration
OF Gods love for Zion. aud n We look
FOR the meaning that lies only little
deeper than the surface, We shall find
that Isaiah did take up the answer TO
ylon's last question. Who can look on
his scene OF Gods love for her--a love
that Is flllng with the immensely Of
eternity the great heart--the whole be-
lng-of the Infinite God, and fail to
understand what IS comlng-what 1t all
means. IL means that her SORROW.
her burden. her bonds shall be borne
or broken. that her life shall be pre-
served at the price OF His who Is her
lover. The picture Is one OF what
the tenderest and most overwhelming
love In the heart OF man would Ina
Del him to do for a suffering bride.
His design, which is yet half hidden.
shall soon be made quite apparent.
The eliminating proposition OF all that
Gods love impels Him TO make, is now
about 10 be announced.
Before making #. however attention
Is called to CD the omnipotent and
glorious character OF go Him whose
il Is. What He now offers for zion $
comfort In her last extremity is moth
ing more Tor less than the redemp-
ton Of His people through the W.
carious sufferings Of the Lord Jesus
Christ. and their justification through
Him. This is announced In verses
40 inclusive. That this is the sense
and substance OF this scripture Is eN-
dent from a cursory glance at IT, But
there Is a strange peculiarly connect
ed with the language In which tho
proposition II made that gives us a
double assurance. In this chapter al
together. three different names are
used when speaking OF the Divine Be
ing. These ars. Lord. Lord God ana
God. Lord IS used once in the hfst
verse. and twice in the tenth, where
we also find the name God; but IN
the fourth and ninth verses We ma
a sudden change TO the title Lord
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that he was very properly announcing
he text before he gave US the COM
ments, or sermon. for as anyone can
see, these four chapters make up
groundwork Of Jewish history from be-
ginning 10 end-frOm the calling and
blessing Of Abraham TO the Millennium.
That Nephl was able 10 arrange lsa-
iah's prophecies IN this manner. shows
that his knowledge Of them was per-
feet lie was no mere copylst. he was
led by a power superior to human wis
dom, f0r Of the multitude OF eXp0sltors
Who have written on lSalahs propho-
Cies not one Of them, 90 far as our
knowledge extends. knows even the
TiNht order in which they should be
arranged flr study. let nv be- Informed
by those who charge Joseph Smith with
o"ng u wicked man and au lmpostor
row hc, n he wrote or compiled the
Book OF Mormon. biz upon such a nat
ural arrangement OF these prophecies.
when good men, wise ami learned men.
men whose whole lives are, or have
been. devoted 10 Biblical study, could
not do IL? II 10 ever were done by
any ctnei writer than Nephl. let us
DE- told by whom, and where we may
lad his work.
In this connection Il may be re-
marked that at least 10000 different
formal commentaries have been writ
ten upon the Bible iu whole or In
part and over 100000 other EXPOSE
tory works not classed as formal Or
hcmenWay. al one time a professor 10
Carrot Biblical institute. Evanston.
Ill.,, is our authority foy this state
ment The plan OF arranging a book
m proper order for reading and study
10y beginning With the foTty-elghth
chapter and continuing on to the
close Of the flfty-hrst. and then re-
sumlng with the second, IS quito new
ana original. and the man who did Il
IN This case was inspired By the A.
mighty. Noiice how, By this arrange
ment. the teachings are made 10 con-
form 70 % principle observable IN other
great Biblical prophecies Of beginning
with DINNER references or descrlp.
lions that are later made palmer.
Those given by Daniel illustrate this
truth, and II we begin where Nephi
did with those ~ Isaiah and read 10
the close Of chapter xiv. IN tho order
he gives, We shall find he follows the
same plan, There f. wisdom here
greater than that which a young man
possesses
Comments on the remaining chan
iers that Nephl copied from Isaiah
shall be as brief as possible. but
there are some points I'm them that
cannot be passed over justly with a
slight reference only
TO be Conunued.)
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Thor dispersion. 90 Their oppression
~ The senaratlon " Jacob from Ju-
dab. 90 The Generalization Of Zion
lut glorious purposes. 90 Her conceal
ment Tor a time on the western conti-
nent 90 The great gathering move
ment OF The last days C9) Gods inf
mite love dol Punishment for sin
ll) The atonemeut made by Jesus
Christ Q) The acceptance OF
Ills work finally By an Israel
O5) The numbering OF many gentllcs
among the elect li God. On The nigh
~ works ~ Cod m the past. O5) The
terrors Of the last days O0 The de-
strucjlon OF Gods enemies finally In
great wrath and fury.
These things. great, grand. glorious
or terrible, are. and others. too all WRIT
ten down ln the fret four chapters "
Isaiah that Nephi copied into his book.
Ihey form foundation. q compreheu-
sive outline FOR nearly an prophecy that
the Almighty ever gave 10 man. They
form the grand text Of which the other
chapters taken from Isaiah may be Tx
ened 10 comments or applications. We
shall ma bat little that IS now ln them.
When all these matters are considered
Doc connection with the grand truth that
the glorious accomplishment OF many
OF these prophecies Is 90 be the outcome
of the work that Nephl and his people
began on this western continent. how
can any man in his senses wonder that
be copied them into his book? Il would
bc q marvel II he had not done SO.
They were too grand and applicable Tor
him 20 leave out They were truly IN
the modest language OF the Nephite
preachers. "likened TO us'-thelr own
people. Those old saints Of God had
perfect knowledge, too OF the meaning
OF the copied Scripture. To Illustrate
by one point only. We find they an
nounce the te1t containing the doctrine
Of the ylcarious suffering u Jesus
Christ, Isa. u. SO. and then follow
this up with a comprehensive sermon
on the atonement, See II Nephi. chaps.
Z 70 z. inclusive. To whom shall this
wonderful all-around harmony and ap-
proprlateness zoe attributed? To God. or
90 young uuiearned man, who 10 allega-
tons were true was Il wicked. deprayed
wretch not ht 10 liyey Shall We refer
such things 10 a young man who was
making his first attempt 10 write a
bCok-a religious romsnce-or 10 Him
who does all things well? There can be
but one reasonable answer 20 this ques-
ton. The work Is Gods As We have
Progressed with the second proposition
the third one has been made plain, and
may as well be closed up nov We
fnl that when Nephl began his trans
criutlons from Isaiah with the forty
! eighth instead OF the second chapter.
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God, aud this only u used there. let
cur readers personally look this mat
ter up for the change Is a remark
able one aud remember, too. that Il
is in this same scripture whore the
proposition of tho yicariOus suffetlugs,
etc, Of Jesus Christ are set forth. Now.
1t Is 50 well known that the title Lord
God. (Jehovahl In the Old Testament
applies to the lord Jesus Christ, that
no proof OF this fact need be pro-
duccd. This showing with the evident
sense OF the scripture Itself makes
f1ro tho Interpretation offered FOR
verses G0J 40 The next verse con-
tbins practically statement that
no ono who fears God and who walks
In the Hight ~ His servant. Jesus
Christ can be IN darkness aud have
no light This Is followed With an
Nhorl0tion to those who have the
light ~ HIS word and the bond Of
His covenant tp trust H. and stay
themselves on Him FOR the perform
ance Of all His QD contracts, Nerso
II calls attention 90 The utter futiliiy
of trying 10 accomplish the grand pur-
poses Of God by agencies that are
purely human--the end of such at
tempts Is sorrow The announcement
of the yicarious work OF the Savior Is
now made 20 quiet Ii0u's fears re-
spectlug the possibility OF freeing her
the lawful captive. The Lord God
Himself shall pay the debt she owes
To justice, aud let Ills people 60 free.
released from the bondsman To- whom
they have sold themselves The last
and most tormcntIng fear that pierced
lions heart Is, or ought to be allayed.
hanished forever from her soul. II IS
wonderful how God has condescended
TO reason with her. II Is not less sur
prising that she so doubts fears and
torments herself Step by step she
has cautiously and IN fear and tremb-
ling, approached the last dread ques-
ton OF now her lawful bonds can be
broken. Step by step the great God
follows her until at last the whole
Divine plan Is disclosed. In this whole
matter Isaiah has given US one OF the
most brilliant gems OF inspiration 10
be found this side OF heaven. Here
the question may be suggested why
~ God pays the price for lsraels re-
demption they should also suffer
To answer, we find that Gods crea-
lures OF high intelligence are prone 10
lapse from state Of holiness one
third OF the angels IN heaven fell from
their exalted estate. Man in Eden
trespsssed on the laws OF Immortality
and absolute innocence. The israelites.
in great part. East and West. ran like
herds OF swine possessed by evil spirits
into an abyss Of sin. II He, therefore
should offer 10 us unconditional deliv-
erance from the effects Of sin, there are
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not many who would not I'm some way
irespass an His goodness and mercy.
We 40 II a. the case stands AZ present.
hut with a fair taste Of the wages OF
sin people are less liable to rush head
long into wronsdolng Ezekiel answers
The question thus: THAT thou mayest
remember and be- confounded and new
e. open thy idouth any more because
or thy sfeme, when am paciled to-
ward thee for an that thou hast done,
saith the Lord God" xvi. S.
The points particularly made I'm lsa-
lah, 4. are ~ Gods great love for Zion.
90 the atonemeut.
ISAIAH IL.
Little comment on this chapter is nee
cssarv for II is largely % continuation
~ Gods comforting assurances that
His love for His people shall not fail.
The beginning of the chapter refers to
His dealings with Abraham. who alone
was MADE the father Of great nation
and who became a blessing 20 The
whole world. The argument. therefore.
Is that Zion, d great number a. men
and womou. need not fear that He viii
not do likewise for them. Verses and
Il show the natural anxiety Of the peo-
pie OF Zion for the speedy accomplish
uent on tho great work Of deliyerance
and blessing Inclusive from verse H.
20 the end OF the chapter il Is stated that
Jerusalem as well as Zion II TO share
In the latter day glorles 8fter she has
paid the penalty for her transgrcssious.
The chastisement Of Zion Is not so SCI
we're as that OF her sistcr-the former
a. Ia . a..
lS) We see the pitiablc condition OF
the Jews without competent leader TO
guide them, and the final QO warfare
that shall be waged against them The
fainting or destruction OF her SONS Is a
t2Ql reference 20 events that shall
transpire when the last siege of Jcru-
salem is being carried on. Al the close
OF the chapter the issue Of the final AZ.
tempt 10 overwhelm the people OF God
is made known, Verses "a and % taken
from the first Of lisa, H. and added
here. contain an exhorta,iou 10 Israel
to prepare themselves for their assured
glory.
Summing up, now. We find In these
four chapters an epitome of Jewish his.
tory, actual or prophetic, from the ear
Hest times onward TN the dawn Of the
Millennial glory.
In their brief compass arc disclosed
Gods purposes respecting the greater
part Of the human family. In them we
find the principles Of divine govern
ment from that Of Infinite love on one
hand, TO that OF Just punishment for sin
on the other. There Is here an account:
% OF an intrsotable people. t2 Their
rebellion and lapse into idolatry. 30
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from s,tua'y sept y
ISAIAH L.

A.. l.
"a un1s-si4nai 'I ~ remembered. ina, lns'
.,,sr Il mus. n many instance.
hn'h M, N. d diyofcel"Ts,s,r ,nitted to
sms a' "a 'a'' laws o. Moses, i3nes
\ unds' ne ,,st fathers solne, .,i,,@
~ ,ssr chnirchr-oC,pIi'o,Ie exceed seven,
: dqaidsis- . N, N. expressed fears tears, i an5
vi !. Zion %, cod would forget a. ~
.ssr once ihst w xux a. =. ana ls
''f'Asss ,hess instance, ..,r,,ion OF His
10 comfort p. ,ounded on Ihsi % ,hat
IS, for be, ~ 'sblId: but for an , tl'S,
.s.her FOR nei rot allayed ana Wy
s,r fears YER This hftieth chapter
oand yo' ,.S another illustrator, Y, 6o,,bt
hsfHs !. WV ..nas.Ible even trace u. ol 80 nc
rove q lo ,sa 50 full and tender . e,e
ron her nlll'', ~ her The situalioh
Co ; mi that the cov cow, InsDraelitish
= 30 pI. vith the great ls '....o con-
God In NV. !. lkenei TO a inerIl'fs, v n,o.
Frct'ihsts y ! definite challenge Is PR p,o'
rat ana gion or Tor any one e'se,
slmedi .. io' Inc Of revelation on. i ~ :,
Q pI .s,, shows q purpose on i ,bsn p 70
Hin ia1' ,sat contract or for IN mem !. 20 y
20 annul ' ~ -nart 20 whom ne rs ~
l9ni s., s' xitb tsbt that he mus ~
'geTS 70. Children without prosps ,,,,syt
sll Ms ., whatever eslranseI,,el,.'
cXss S .,,, ,sut and hey have .,,s sep,
Wholly ,,ss,,mssiyes from HIM "l w, ~
.rlita i Ia, His signature can 1, not y
Hls l,,,,,shed 20 any bill OF uly"r sc,
i'ard . .l'. Zion, nor to any eon dnnls
rl'a' 's..-,,r,an,ntly consigns his pV nv
that p P.Tii s,sd.man. The debt sn sy
. . s.S owe to justice, ienp ,,s hen or
s .0is mercy must be p1Id o ana 'p 's9
% eay ,s ~ parable n the lost sheep.
a .. l.. ..I N search Of HIS loved ,, ones
s % s s,,, 10 Him, though ree sI. hsd
w found them not ior 'ne Z, va
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10 be Continued)
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Cats Power to Balance.

Did you know that if you cut
a cats tail off she can't catch mice
any more?" asked a young woman
of another.
4 don't see why" replied the
other, and further, ! can't ina
CINE what occasion you have had
for cutting of cats tails to see. "
I haven't cut of any cats tails.
but an accident deprived our cat
of its caudal appendage. The
feline became as helpless as a ship
without a ridder. When it tried
to spring upon an object it would
alight far to one side. The look
of panied surprise on the cat 5
features was pathetic. After a
while it learned TO jump straight
again, but II was long and painful
experience for the poor cat. The
balance of power and the power of
balance seem to lie in the tail of
the cat. From the Kansas City
Times.
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to stake of the ground for a 50x60
ware house at Raynondville fo1
W. F. Sprague, who viii engage
in the wholesale merchandise busi-
ness at that place. From Ray
nondville Mr.. Hanson goes TO
Lonboro, to stake off the ground
for the Lonboro hotel, and inform
ed us that dirt for the foundation
would be broken either this after
noon or tomorrow. THE HERALD
learns that a great deal of improve
ment IS in contemplation at
Lonsboro, the extent OF which has
not been determined.
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PERSONALS.

John Champion came up from
the Point yesterday.
Paul N. SpoFord, of New York,
is autographed at the Miller.
Mrs. A. V. Kennedy left this
morning for a visit to La Coma.
c. Lindsey and w. o. King,
were in the city today from Olmito.
F. Kapple, of Chicago, was an
incoming passenger yesterday af-
ternoon.
w. J. Chisholm, of Houston,
was among yesterdays arrivals in
Brownsville.
F. NJ. King, OF Kingston, ia
maica, is among late visitors to
Brownsville.
Mrs. J. ]. Fromme and child
were among the arrivals from Point
Isabel yesterday afternoon.
The excursionists are scheduled
to reach Brownsville next Satur-
day morning about 6 O'Clock.
Will a. Perkins, the popular
representative of the San Antonio
Drug company, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon, and is inter
viewing our druggists today.
E. H. Goodrich returned yester-
day from a short business trip to
Samfordyce. He reports some parts
Of the country in a very flourish
ing condition, while other parts
have not received as much rain as
was necessary for best results.
City Attorney F. w. Kibbe re-
turned yesterday afternoon from a
several days visit to San Antonio
and other points.
DR.. LeGrand, of Raymondville,
spent a couple of days in Browns
vile, returning this morning. He
brings good reports from his sec
ton.
Frank Champion says he will
ship a car load of roasting ears to
San Antonio next Monday. What
do you think OF that for the first
week of May.
w. F. Sprague, of La Coma was
and outgoing passenger this morn
ing after a visit to his family
which is spending some time in
Brownsville with relatives and
friends.
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FOR SALE.

IS h. p. boiler and 20 h. p. sta
tionary engine with shafting, pull
ings, belts, etc, good as new.
Been used six months. Price, S25e.
For information apply
". O. COLEMAN.
$50 Olmito, Texas.
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Notice.

We will remain in Brownsville
only one week longer. Those de-
string photographs will please
make appointments for sittings at
earliest convenience.
WHEELUs & WHEELUs,
4 Soft Photographers.