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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-04

peace of God. which passeth all under
standing" which rules in their hearts,
as ST. Paul said to the little flock" OF
$4,000, who are named in the Scrip
lures as the Every elect" the Ecclesia,
"the Church Of Christ which is his
Body" These believers in Gods prom
ises and arrangements for the bless
ing Of humanity through the merit Of
Christ's death and by the power of the
Millennial Kingdom may rejoice there
In In advance. IL is not the iutlma-
keep the restitution privileges. They
are credited TO them so that they may
have something TO "offer." something
to sacrifice" BY fdith they receive
earthly rights and restitution blessings
and privileges. as Gods gift through
the Lord Jesus. BY tdih they make a
sacrifice or surrender Of those rights
to the divine nature and to joint-helr.
ship with Christ their Lord and Re
deemer In his Millenninl Kingdom. BY
faith, I'm return. they receive the beget-
ting of the holy Spirit. They are con.
tent, not satisfied. They rejoice, though
Oft Il be In tribulation. Their assur.
ance is that present trlbulatious are
working patience. experience, hope,
and preparing them for the actual
"glorics which God hath In rescrva.
ton for those that love him" Like
the Apostle. they hope for the actual
salvation or dellyerance, "the blessing
Of the Lord which maketh rich' at
the coming Of our Lord. when the
saints shall be united TO him most pre-
ciously, ms represented by the Scrip
tural figure OF Bride united TO n
Bridegroom. The marriage of the
Lamb will come, for his wife Will have
made herself ready Revclation xix. -.
Let US glance backyard aud note
the earliest reference OF the Scriptures
the earliest God.glvcn lutlmatlons Of
coming blessings.
Q) Shortly after the fall the Lord de.
clared that ultimately the seed OF the
woman Oer posterlty) would bruiso
the serpcnt's head-would utterly de-
stroy sin. would triumph over sin and
Satan.
(2J Later on Enoch prophesled that
Messiah would come, and grant the
world n fresh trial for life or death
dude ~. The original trial or Judg-
ment, for life or death, was through
the one man Adam; and his failure
and its penalty affected the condemna-
tion OF his entire race. because all are
imperfect and hence sinners. The
promise OF Messiah. and that he
would grant the world n fresh trial
was indeed n rainbow OF hope 60 those
who could receive IT,
CD II was not until Abrnham's time
that Gsd really definitely outlined the
channel Of the blessing which he pro-
posed ultimately 10 give 20 the race,
"thc blessing Of the Lord, which
muketh rich" Let us examine this
prophetic outline OF coming blessing
The promise made TO Abraham was
this, "IR thee aud IN hv seed shah dii
fbc fomHics ~ ~ cSr'b h. hose"d 90
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-04

words our present accursed or con-
demned, unfavorable condition as
race is Gods just penalty against us
as sinners.
We are race of convicts. and the
conditions of nature are Divinely ar1
ranged with view to speeding us on
ward to the tomb-to the fulfllment of
our curse" or sentence-death. In
other words all the mental unbalance
and distress, including insanity, i'm
becility and cross temper. are elements
Of death--the results OF death working
In us as a race; likewise our moral de-
Election. We were born In sin and
shapen in iniquity. in sin did our moth
ers conceive us" Phrenology. rs well
as physiology, shows clearly these facts.
The misshapen heads indicate the un-
balance in which we we're born, and
the Scriptures declare that we are
"prone to sin disposed to sin,l as
the sparks TO fly upward" In View OF
these. things how distinctly Gods
Word is corroborated. In comparison
with this Just manifestation of indig-
nation of God against sin how unrea.
sonable and unsatisfactory are The
various theories that came down TO us
from ''the dark ages" unsupported by
the Word Of God, teaching that our
whole race was born under an origi.
nal condemnation or sentence to eter.
nal torture; and that the only ones
saved would be the few grasped by
Divine favor during this Gospel Age
and lifted from relationship to the
world and transformed into saints,
II Is true enough that the Bible
teaches that God has special reward
for those who love him supremely-
more than SELF houses, lands or any
other creature. True Il Is, indeed, that
he has for these exceeding great and
precious blessings; but It IL quite un-
true, as Il would be quite ungodly, that
our Creator should either by predes-
tination or through lack OF foreknowl-
edge or for any other reason consign
our race as a whole, either to centuries
OF suffering I'm Purgatory, as some de-
clare. or still worse, as others affirm,
everlasting sufferings.
The Blessing Of the Lord.
Having considered the Divine ex-
planaton OF the curse Of sin aud death
upon the world, and having found Il
true TO all the circumstances and facts,
let us now with confidence turn TO the
same record, the Bible, for an explana-
tion OF what blessings God has in res
ervatlon for the saints, and also for
the world I'm general. "The blessing
OF the Lord. Il maketh rich"
The blessing Of the Lord has, to some
extent, come TO the Church, but Il Is
a blessing receivable only by tdih. 1t
Is not the real blessing, but, 40 the
Scriptures declare n foretaste, "an
earnest" OF the coming Inheritance or
blessing. This foretustc Is very pre-
cious 70 all of the Lords saints, Civ.
Ing them n feast and Joy and comfort
under the most trying circumstances
OF the present lie. II is indeed The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-04

Here we have something definite.
something tangible. This promise was
renewed TO Isaac, also to Jacob and,
later on at Jacobs death, It passed to
all of his posterlty, the nation OF Is
rael. In due time, in ful1llment of
this promise, Moses, as its mediator,
instituted the Law Covenant between
God and Israel. Under that Covenant
It was stipulated that in order to tn-
herit eternal life and all the blessing
which Adam possessed and lost, and
In order to Inherit the promise made
to Abraham OF the privilege Of bless
ing all the families OF the earth, the
Divine Law must be kept inviolate.
God must be loved with all the heart,
mind, SOUL strength, and the neighbor
must be loved as ones self. Moses as
mediator of that Covenant might rem
der every assistance he was capable of
to that nation; but, alas, himself n
fallen man, imperfect, he was unable
TO lift Israel out OF sin and degrada-
tion-unable to bring them to that
state OF human perfection which would
enable them to keep that Law Cove
nant and inherit lts blessingsl AS God
foreknew, they failed to keep their
part OF the Covenant. "By deeds of
Law shall no hesh be justified" \
number OF discouraged lsraelltes CON
tlnucd to hope for blessing through the
Abrahamic Covenant and, later on, the
Lord revealed TO them that In due
time he would make n New Law
Covenant with them and that Messiah
would be It's Mediator Jeremiah XXI.
3D..
The promise OF New Covenant i'm.
piled, as st. Paul points out. that God
knew that the Law Covenant would
not bring TO Israel the hoped-for bless
ings. Thenccforth their hopes cen.
tered I'm the New Covenant under
which the Lord promised that he would
entirely blot out their sins and take
away their stony heart and give them
heart OF flesh and that they should
be his people. Confrmatory TO this
thought was the message sent TO them
through Malachi the prophet. assuring
them that the messenger OF the Cove
nant (tho servant OF the Covenant the
Mediator OF the CovenanO, whom they
delighted I'm. the one they were hoping
for, would ere long, come TO hs peo-
pie. But the prophet intlmated that
few OF them would be ready TO receive
him. lie said, "who shall stand when
he appeareth?'
The Lord crueified.
Expecting Messiah to appear In n
very different way, Israel was unpre-
pared for the "man OF sorrow aud ac-
quaintcd with grief" "the Lamb OF
God which taketh away the sin OF the
world" They expected great gen
crul mighty leader. who would APP
peal Ia the learned. the wealthy, the
noble Rut cur Lord appealed only
20 those who were pure IN heart, lis
raclitcs indeed" Such alone had the
nccCsyon 90 r,i'H to recognize him and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-04

Built upon honest upright and economical Life Insurance
principles The Prudential has revouonized all popular
methods of Life and saving. II has
protection around than million homes. II issues policy
free from echnicaes and absolutely guaranteed Its
ariy is evidenced by onehaf million policies
in force.
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CONTINUED on page 6.)
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-07-01
They Fought on Pixies Peak.

Colorado Springs, June 28.-After
a desperate hand-to-hand conflict
early this morning on the summit of
Pixies Peak, l4,0O0 feet high, John
A. Clark and George Shipley, STU
dents of the University of Chicago,
are in jail and Howard H. Robinson,
government caretaker of the Summit
House, is lowering between life and
death at the st. Francis Hospital in
this city. The attempted murder was
the result of a quarrel over the charge
demanded by Robinson for accommo-
dation in the Summit House, which is
maintainedas a resting place for those
who make the Peak trip. The fight
took place in total darkness in the
middle of the night, when the three
men were the only ones on the noun
tain top. The two young men say
that Robinson attacked them because
they awakened him and they defend
ed themselves.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-07-01
Electric Storm at Rich Hill.

A severe electric storm visited the
vicinity of Rich Hill on Saturday
morning, and a number of buildings
were struck and more or less damag,
ed. The large barn of j. C. Griggs
near the smelter was struck and the
hay with which il was store caught
fire. Mr.. Griggs succeeded by hare
work in extinguishing the flames,
The house of Carl Gench, in Rich
Hill, was struck, but the damage re,
ported was light.
A large barn on the John Wilson
farm, south of town, was also struck
by lightning, but was only Slightly
damaged. Mrs. Marks, who resides
on the place, was in the barn at the
time. The shock knocked him down,
but he was not seriously injured.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-07-01
Ballard.

DR.. Newlan has moved his office
rooms to j. Kedighs on East Main
street.
Chris. Greer is adding a coat Of
paint to his residence.
Mrs. w. S. Hurt visited her daueh-
ter, Mrs. Ezra Burris on Grand river,
who has been quite sick.
The little son of w. E. Corwine
who has been seriously sick is
thought to be improved.
Percy Winegardner fell from a
wagon while on his way to Adrian
one day last week and sustained a
fractured wrist. DR.. Tuttle reduced
the fracture and he was able to re-
turn home.
Arthur Anderson, Of Bakersfield,
Cal, and his brother Earl who has
been attending school in Fulton, are
visiting home folks.
j. w. Cole and wife, of Culver,
spent Sunday at the home of j. B.
Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Warford, of
Butler, visited relatives and friends
north west of Ballard last week.
Henry Porter and family, of Archie,
Mo-, visited at the home Of Burt Van
SAINT Saturday and Sunday. BELLE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-07-01
Died in New Mexico.

Circuit Clerk T. D. Embree, who
was called to Duran, New Mexico,
two weeks ago on account of the Sc
rious illness of his brother-in-law, J.
w. Cole, and left him a week ago ap-
parently much improved, received a
telegram on his return home an
nouncing his death. The Duran News
contains the following:
Thursday, June Oath, at O'Clock
p. m, Joseph w. Cole, aged So years
and % days, died of hemorrhage of
the stomach after a lingering illness
of several weeks.
Interment was made Friday at
O'Clock in Duran cemetery by men,
bers of the Odd Fellows Lodge under
the beautiful and impressive ritual
ceremonies of the order.
Mr.. Cole was one of Duran's most
pushing and progressive citizens. AS
cashier of the Duran Trust G Savings
Bank for year past he has ever been
foremost in working for the best in
terest of the town and community.
Was a member of the Christian
Church for IS years. Was initiated
into the |. o. o. F. when 81, and was
at the time Of his death a member of
Calvin Lodge No. l4l, Calvin, Okla,
and also OF Ardmore Encampment,
Ardmore, Okla.
Deceased leaves wife, Laura B.
Cole, and five children to mourn the
loss of a kind and loving husband
and dutiful, loving father. The
bereaved relatives have the sympathy
Of a host Of friends who mourn the
loss Of a kind and generous hearted
neighbor and citizen"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-07-01
Pleasant Valley.
Corn growing fine.

Corn growing fine.
Wheat harvest is the order of the
day, and it is fairly good.
The Lyon ditch was full to over
flowing with backwater.
Charley Done and family took their
son, Elmer, to the doctors at Rich
Hill.
Mrs. W. R. Jackson is very poorly
at this writing.
w. D. Thomas sold a fine mare to
Mr.. Steele, at Rich Hill.
The bridge over Double Branches
that was washed out has been replac-
ed.
Jas. Thomas cut wheat until IL
O'Clock one night
The Stokes Bros. have bought a
new binder.
Charley Done was cutting wheat
for Bob Thomas.
j. j. Walker is digging a well.
Mrs. W. r. Jackson is looking for
her sister and husband this week.
F. L. Blankenbaker was having his
thresher repaired ready for work.
RAINY Wallace has bought a horse
from Lish lsom.
John Lansing has bought a farm
up on the prairie, but will not move
before fall. PLOW BOY.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-07-01
Women Harvesting Crops.

Evansville, Ind, June 28.-Owing
to the scarcity of harvest hands in
Gibson county and in some parts of
Spencer county, many farmers are
working their wives and daughters in
the harvest fields, and they are prov
ing to be good hands.
Indiana farmers say they are ahead
Of the Kansas farmers, in that most of
them have large families and easily
can take care of their crops, while
Kansas farmers often have to pull
tramps off of freight trains and put
them to work in the harvest fields.
In Spencer county and some parts of
Perry county, Indiana, it is not an un-
usual sight to see dozens of women
working in corn field or tobacco
patch. The women in that section are
strong and brawny, can do as much
physical work as a man and their
powers of endurance are as great.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-07-01
Real Estate Transfers.


William G Miller to Nettie Bennett
8 a sec % Mt Pleasant twp 500.
J A Wear to Richard Keel pit of
Harpers subdivision to Butler $1,000.
John A Martin to Elon G Kinney
lot 0 blk 10 Rich Hill $275.
&c Rankin to j T Lee 2l7 IL a
secs q & IS Walnut $4485.
A S Humphrey to ] w Eads lots 7
& 8 blk 8 Recess add to Hume 500.
John X Martin to William G Myerly
IL int east IL lot II blk 81 Rich Hill
$500.
Henry Walter to Daisy Fraze pit lot
l sec 5 Usage twp 500.
James w Maxey to ] E Crowder
pit sec 50 Deer Creek twp 400.
70 Per Cent For One Year.
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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
RAILROAD EMPLOYF
IS KILLED AT POST
Fireman on Southern Pacific
Switching Engine Meets Hor-
ribIe Death at Stockton
ISpeciol Dispatch 10 The Call


STOCKTON, Sept 11.-P. c. Goetce,
a young fireman, met a horrible death
early this morning in freight train
collision in the local Southern Pacific
yards.
Goetce was fireman with local
switching crew consisting of I. W.
Masters, engineer: P. G. Douville, yard
foreman; c. P. Gonyou. E. L. Fayle and
L. f. Fields, brakemen. Goetce re-
Gently came from Oakland.
About midnight a long tralu OF
freight cars pulled in, % of the cars
having been placed on what is known rs
the passing track Shortly afterward the
switch engine started down the pass
ing track with a train of IL freight
cars The engineer and fireman were
in their accustomed places in the cab,
Douville was on the front rail board.
Gonyou on the rear foot board and
Fields on the rear end of the last car.
The engine was tearing down the track
when Douville saw the long string of
freight cars in front of him on the
same track.
Waving his lantern Douville signaled
the engineer to reverse and then
shouted to his companions to jump.
Masters says he put on the brakes and
reversed his engine. All jumped but
the fireman, who apparently did not
hear the warning.
The engine and freight car Were
raised off the tracks and rolled over
on the ground. Goetce was pinned in
his seat where he was scalded to death.
An attempt was made to release him,
but it was impossible to do So
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
SENTENCED TO DIE
ON GALLOWS TREE
Greek Who Killed Omaha Officer
to Be Hanged Jam
uary 10

OMAHA, Neb.. Sept. 11.-John Ma
sourides. the Greek who killed Officer
Lowery last February, thus starting the
South Omaha riots, was today sentenced
to be hanged January 10.
After the killing mob formed and
drove all the Greeks out of South
Omaha, several persons being wounded
and considerable property destroyed
Claims for damages amounting to
over $250,000 were put into the hands
of the Greek minister at Washington
by Greek citizens who suffered by the
outbreak
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
ALPINE INVESTIGATES
LOCKOUT OF PLUMBERS
Union Leader Says Settlement
Seems Hopeless
I Special Dispatch 10 The Call


SAN JOSE, Sept. 11.-John r. Alpine,
president of the international plumbers,
gas filters and steam filters helpers of
the United States and Canada, came to
San Jose today to investigate the
plumbers lockout,
He spent some time in interviewing
the master plumbers and the members
of the plumbers union of this city. He
said he believed 1T would be impossible
TO effect settlement of the difficulties
that have existed between these two
bodies for the last year. He said:
"The master plumbers are tied up with
alliances and it is out of the question
for them 10 yield. Some of them regret
this, but the condition exists. I came
down here to investigate this and if
the fight is prolonged much longer we
viii extend aid to the San Jose union
men. will not have time to get every
thing in shape, but will leave matters
SO that they can be handled by others"
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

There viii be q convention of the
iongshoremen's convention of the Pa
ojc in the building trades temple to-
morrow morning. at which there viii
be representatives from this city, Puget
sound. Astoria. Portland, Grays Harbor,
Eureka. San Pedro and San Diego.
international President T. " O'Con-
nor of the lonEshoremen's association
viii address the convention and urge
association with the American federa-
ton Of labor Organizer hoach OF
portland win urge the unions to adopt
go card system
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
UNCLE SANS SERVANT
IS CALLED EMBEZZLER
Examiner of Surveys Charged
With Stealing $1,000

SEATTLE. Sept. I'm. p Mccoy,
United States examiner of surveys, was
arrested last night charged with en-
bczzlement OF public money to the
amount. il is said. of more than 81 900.
Mccoy and his wife lived in fashion
able neighborhood here, and the arrest
caused great surprise.
Tn default OF $1,000 bail Mccoy was
locked up in the county Jail. His hear
ing WAS set for September 20.
Mccoy had charge of the money for
the payment Of employees in the survey
service. He is accused of issuing checks
10 dummy employees, which checks were
rashed by an accompllce of MCCOY.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
HOW MAE EDNA WILDER
GOT RID OF A DOUBLE CHIN
Without Dieting, Internal Remedies,
Face Straps or Physical Culture
An Interesting Story for
HeshY People

II removed my double chin aud reduced thir,
ty pounds In less than six weeksv says Mae
120 pounds. and is a picture of perfect health
II did this by process which rs my dis
covery--s process Of external application /
simply apply the treatment to any part of the
body where superhncus flesh exists and it van
ishes as IL by magic Five minutes every
other day for two weeks is all the time needed
and ones most intimate friends need not know
anything about it, I grateful for my
own relief that ] viii give free advice TO any
one who suffers as | did 1 consider a double
chin OF the most unsightiy physical de-
fects. and super1uous flesh is Just extra weight
that one must carry with them everywhere and
ali the time feel ten years younger and
hundred fold more active since lost mine.
Any interested person who Will write 10 Mae
Edna Wilder. Dept 536B. Rochester. y. ~.
viii be told how 10 hnd relief within two
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
fourth OF July
BECOMES A BRIDE
Popular San Jose Girl Is Mar
ried in Redwood
City
ISpeeiol Dispotch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SAN JOSE, Sept. 11--Miss Edna
Mathews, who was chosen as the god
dess of liberty during the fourth OF
July celebration here. was secretly
married August II in Redwood City to
George Ballantyne, young printer OF
this city.
Mrs. Ballantyne is adjudged one OF
the most beautiful girls in San Jose
and sextremely popular with the
younger set.
The wedding is said to be the cuimi-
nation of a seashore vacation romance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
CARRIES NEGOTIABLE
BONDS TO NEW YORK
Los Angeles Treasurer Guarded
by Police Captain

LOS ANGELES, Sept. IA telegram
received in this city tonight says that
T. II. Hance, treasurer of this city,
guarded by Police Captain A. J. Bra
dish, has left Chicago and will arrive
tomorrow in New York. carrying a
hand satchel in which are negotiable
bonds worth $2.S00,000.
Monday morning the bonds will be
delivered to Kountz Brothers in New
York. The bonds are a part of those
issued by this city for the building of
the Los Angeles aqueduct
The city treasurer and his guard left
this city Thursday morning.
Branch 2, amalagamated carpenters
and joiners, has elected r. III. Kelly
president, r. d. Fraser vice president
and John Diestal check steward. They
will give a smoker October 2.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-10

Augustus Van Wyek, who it is bs-
Iieved, will succeed the late Senator
McCarren as leader of the Brooklyn
Democracy, has been conspicuous in
politics for many years and formerly
was president Of the general Dems-
cratic committee of Kings county. He
has been Judge of a city court in
Brooklyn and also has been GU the Su-
prerne,Court bench, and in 1898 be was
defeated for governor Of New York by
Theodore Roosevelt. He is sixty years
old and hes lived in Brooklyn since
1871. He was educated at University
of North Carolina and in his early ga
reer practeed law in Richmond, Va.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-12-10
Progresses Well

Rom1ey, Nov. 24.-The work Of lay
ing raul on the Hampshire Southern
is in full blast this week. Rail was
laid to Riverside, west Of Romney last
Saturday, where siding was put in
to store cars. The station and ware
house building at that point IS almost
complete. The work of grading is
practically done to Nooreiield, bar
ri'g the big cut ON the east side of the
river at the upper end OF the Trough
L river bridge at Romney, steel
Structure, is up and the concrete work
on the upper bridge at the Old Fields
is well Under way.
Grading between Moorefeld and
Petersburg will commence this week
if weather conditions remain favora-
BILE.