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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-17

good hay barn. 80 rods on electric car
line. short miles above Fairfield vii
lage. Further information on inquiry. f.
q. Lowe, Fairfield, Me- feb26dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-17
Is ACRES. HIGH STATE cULTivA-

house, buildings in good repair. Cond!-
tons ideal Tor summer home. Fine op-
Nortull;y for raising stock and poultry.
For ,arther particulars write Box 30.
IialloWell, Maine. mch14diIy
World's cresset., 1916-09-14
New Discovery,

Tex: Behold, thou art wiser
than Daniel; there is no secret
that trey can hide from thee -
Geek, - 81
Historians of al! known coun.
tries and CLING; have been writ.
tfo. and every Historian has
hunted for something new. Sol.
anOn says, there is nothing
new untcr the sum-" Admitting
this language true; we will have
TO ask tn" believer in the Bible;
why then DO yen seek for some.
things new? Especially when
GOD says seek for the old paths s
and walk lGarniu.
No romance. in fact, can have
more OF interest, and pleasure.
i&matters not how many heroic
efforts and noble deeds -thancan
u found in the birth and grow.
th, of the two great human fam.
lies. In the whole history of
hankind, there is nothing to
Surpass the origin and develop.
World's cresset., 1916-09-14

lie,ievest thou this?' ST, John
I11-25 -52G.
! For Christ said.
| Jesus saith unto him l am
the way, the truth. and the life:
no man cometh unto tho Father,
hut by me. (St. John 14-6
Yes Christ is the Tree of Life.
For he said again,
Il am that bread of life.
Your fathers did eat mama
in the wilderness. and are dead.
This is the bread which COM
eth down from heaven. thatea
man may eat thereof, and not
die.
am the living bread which
came down from heaven; ifanv
man eat of this bread. he shall
live FOR ever and the bread that
I will give is my flesh, which I
will give for the life of the
world. (St John 6 --48-51
Without any room left for
doubt Christ is the Tree OF Life
Please read.
I'm the midst of the street of
it, and on either side of the
river, was there the tree of life
which bare twelve manner o.
fruits, and yielded her fruit
every month; and the leaves of
the tree were for the healing of
the nations (Rev. % 2
Having the Tree of Life before
US in those plain 'erus We shall
row call your attention to the
tee of knowledge of good and
evil who was so wise in the
garden of Eden. Please read.
Behold thou art wiser than
Daniel there is no secret that
they can hide from thee:
With thy wisdom and with thine
understanding thou hast gotten
thee riches and hast gotten gold
and silver into thy treasures;
BY thy great wisdom apd by
tny traffick hast thou increased
thy riches and thine heart Is
lifted up because Of thy riches,
Thou hast been in Eden the
garden Ct God; every precious
stone was thy covering the
sardius, topaz. and the diamond,
the beryl. the onyx, and the jas.
per the sapphire the emerald,
and the carbuucle and gold the
workmanship of thy tabrets and
OK thy pipes was prepared in
thee in the Gay that thou vast
created.
Thou art the anointed cherub
that covereth; and have set
thee so, thou vast upon the holy
mountain of God; thou hast walk.
ed up and down in the midst of
the stones of fire.
Thou vast perfect in thy ways
from the day that th ou vast
created till iniquity was found in
thee.
BY the multitude of thy merch.
andlse they have filled the midst
of thee with violence. and thou
hast sinned; therefore I will cast
thee as profane ou. of tbe noun.
tain of God: and l will DESTROY
thee, O covering che,ub from the
midst of the stones Of fire.,
Thine be art was lifted up be.
ca use of thy beauty thou hast
corrupted thy wisdom hv rooeo
OF thy brightness; I will cast
thee to the ground I will lay thee
before kings that they may be.
hold thee.
Thou hast defled thy sanctua.
World's cresset., 1916-09-14
LOCAL LORE

Good meeting at the CoIo1v on
last Sunday.
-Si!o filing is over in this part
Of the country.
Corn cutting is about over in
this part of the country.
Mr. burns was business call.
er at the CREssEr OFFICE last
Monday.
Miss Francis Davis left last
Monday eve for X, G. to make
her home there for a while.
Mr.. Roy Caudle was arrested
'aSt week hv a Kansas officer
ana taken to Woodbine. charge
we understood was for raising
acheck a hundred dollars
The WORLDS CaEssEr is YOUR
friend and the CREssET is ab'c
to give you the true light Of the
Bible.
The Colony people ara ready
to do their duty in all times of
distress and to all people.
-9armany is still on the tossing
grounds before the mighty arm
les heraIded against her.
Mr.. Ellison was a pleasant cal
ier at the CREssET OFFICE on
last Monday, reported all we'll.
Tho L. D Caudle barn is push.
ed for completion. As fast as
possible,
Japan has made some de.
nands on China can't tel the
exact ont come yet, maybe war.
America is little interested in
it.
Meeting at the Caudle Grove
in the Colony TAbernacie, every
wednesday night, Saturday
night and sunday a. II and
at 3 O'clock
Come alt who love to hear the
truth.
World's cresset., 1916-09-14
The Tree OF Life.

(
I for III them ye think We have
eternal life; and they are they
which testify of me- (St. Johr
5'-39)
Also
For whatsoever things were
written atnretime were written
for our learning, that we through
patience and comfort of the
scriptures mieht have hope.
i Rom. l5-4, al
things that has been written is
far Cur learning according to the
quotation above. And through
the learning of the things that
was written, afore time by the
searching of these scriptures. We
learn just how eternal life has
been obtained. For it is a fact
that God said;
And out of the ground made
the Lord God to grow every tree
that is pleasant to the sight, and
good fer food: the tree of life al
SO in the midst Of the gai den,
and the tree OF knowledge OF
good and evil' (Gen, 2-9)
Shame on the man who would
pretend to quote the above pas.
sage, on card and send it out for
the world to read. And quote
And out of the ground, made
the Lord God to grow every tree;
THE TREE OF LIFE and the tree
of knowledge of good and evil"
Such a quotation Is misleading
to the minds that are not ac-
qualnted with the decep lion of
men of corrupt minds.
For when would quote
every tree" and leave out this
that is pleasant to the sight
and good for food" and then put
in again, The tree of life" and
then leave out again the word,
Also in the midst of the gasden'
and then put in again, The tree
of knowledge of good and evil. :"
Such a qaotation places a differ
ant meaning on this scripture.
For it would say to the Reader
that the Tree of Life grew out
Of the midst OF the garden.
This is terriable wrong, For
we shall bay right here, for the
benefit of our Readers, and
prove it later on. that the TREE
OF LIFE, is CHRIST. And we
must say, also that the tree of
knowledge of good and evil, had
to be very wise. This too, we
will show later on-after that we
are done examining THE Tree
of life" Christ was placed in
the midst of the garden Of Eden
for the purpose of giving THE
MAN ADAM the privilege of
eating of it and living forever.
But instead mother Eve was
enticed by the serpent to cat of
the tree that brought death on
them. And so that in this man.
ner Gods promises of death
was fulfilled, He SHUT the
Tree of Life Christ away from
The MAN ADAM and turned him
out of the garden to till the
ground from whence he was
taken, And wher the time bad
fully come, God opened the
gates of mercy, and sent forth
His Son, THE TREE OF LIFE,
And He proved Himself to be the
Tree of Life. Please read.
My sheep hear my voice, and
| know them, and they follow
me. And | give unto them ever.
nal life, and they shall never
perish, neither shall any man
pluck them out of nv hands |
World's cresset., 1916-09-14

Ezek, % -4A5)
The reader will see from thi:
scripture the fruits and the eff
fects of merchandising, Thi'
kind of Il system reveals 10 u
riches 20 the few and pauptrlsn
to tho many. This maD wa
wiser than Daniel. therefore he
sets himself up AS a God. as th'
above scripture teaches. 'Thrl
! his buyinH ard selling he heaps
to himself great riches, This
man was in the garden of God
Please read.
Son of man, take up c
lamenta:ion upon the king ot
Tyrus, and say unto him, Thus
saith the Lord God; Thou scales
up the sum, full Of wis sdom. and
perfect in beauty.
Thou hast been in Eden the
garden Of G"d; every precious
stone was thy covering the
sardius, topaz and the diamond,
the peryI, the onyx, and the
Jasper, the sapphire. the eemerald,
and the carbuncIp, and gold: the
workmanship of thy tabrets and
OF the pipes was prepared in
thee in the day that thou was
created. "(Eze. 2S--12-13.)
There is where the merchand-
zolng OF men commenced
There is where the first man
was sold There ia whore the
first wages was paid. There is
whero the wage system was
e established: under q promise of
life. Tue wages paid was death,
For God has said, the wages of
sin Is death" God said to Adam
In the day thou eat .hereotf
thou shalt surely die"-
Along came the merchant and
and SAID thou shalt not, surely
die, But thou shalt become as
gods This was the promise
which lead the weaker part of
man to do the Work that
brought God in as pay master
for that special piece of work
done. Here we say is where the
wage system started. and it has
been growing every since. In
thly system is where socialism, ,
had its first rival SeTishness.
IS a deadly enemy to socialism.
We discover that selfshness
is the bone and and sinue of
and reaches out the
ha1d to wickedness and says
here is one dollar per day I
want you to make me three
before the sun goes down. The
man looks around. and sees his
fellow craft on his right, and
hears him say I will not work
Tor wages they will bring
me into poverty and into
bondage. You to my comrade
had better leavo that alone TO 7
tn e wages of sin is death. And
the character that wants to hire
you is wiser than DAME, he will
make merchandise of you, So is
The wage system, it has enslav.
ed men by the tens of tIlou s.
ands and has made the few rich
and made .bem lords of earth
1t has taken from society
socialism and in it's stead has
placed seltishness and craft. 1t
has driven men from their
tomes to seek EN- ployment else.
where, 1t has brought a many a
tear to the eyes of the wife and
sadness to the mothers heart
shoreless monster thou art
c'ive me the Lib erty Of Christ or
give me death,
World's cresset., 1916-09-14

student it is indispens able, ant
whatever else may he learned, ;
full and accurate knowledge o
the Bible is an absolute requisite
preliminary. to the making Of {
Christian. The Bible truths are
too near to appeal to our minds
with that glamour of komanct
which often c'ings to the more
absurd theories. There is tt
many, devoid of the interest, oil
the charm OF christian deeds
and the pleasure of this life takes
form in their minds; instead OF
the true knowledge of divine
truth. cod on the sixth day
created man male and female,
and placed him on the earth.
Placed him under a perfect. ,Gov.
ernment of Liberty, equality
and sociability. We discovered
that cod has said that they at
one time was perfect in all
their ways" "
The next question is. Have we
discovered what has brought
about IA different government2
And we shall answer, we are
conf dent that we have. In look
ing back over the past ages of
time, until we reso our vision On
the cradle of mau's first exist
ance and sec them "perfect in
AL their ways, until inioui was
found IN them" we Gre then
getting to the capse which will
give the answer to the cues ton
asked above. lniquity was not
foun3 in them until Satan was
ca st out OF heaven. This char
acter had d n+eat desire of
supremacy After he lost his
cause in heaven, and was cast to
earth. He is once more In q
position to try hard to gain his
lost cause. By placing bis desire
in the heart of man. This is
when iniquity was found in man.
That Is after this man became
merchant. For q merchant
holds the balences of deceit in
MS hand, he loveth to oppress:
So he takes his seat as a lord.
Please read.
Speak and say, Thus saith
he Lord God. Behold lam
thee. Pharaoh king of
egypt, the great dragon that
ieth in the midst of his rivers,
which hath said, Ny rivers is
nine own, and have made |
hem for myself" Eek, 29-3, |
And begins to brag on his
'ower and strength, Please read
Son of man say unto prince
If Tyrus. Thus saith the Lord
God; Because thine heart is
lifted up, and thou hast said.
am a god, I sit In the seat of
5od, in the midst of the seas:
yet thou art man. and no cod,
though thou set thine heart az
the heart of God.
Behold, thou art wiser than
Daniel; there is no secret that
hey can hide from thee.
'Eza, 2a-2-3.)
God had given this created
nan great wisdom and know.
edge like unto himself, inorder
hat he mightr rule the fish of the
see, the fowl of the air, etc.
But God did not intend this
nan to exllt himself, and say
see all these rivers I have made
hese for myself. Iown these.
made then, and if you want
my Of their waters YOU must
come and buy them, will sell |
hem to you, | am the lord az
.hnco ,unt t,,r, T
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-13

LOCAL REALTY MEN
INVITED TO PORTLAND

The real estate men of this commun-
ity have been invited by the officials of
the Portland Realty Board to attend q
real estate convention to be held in the
Oregon Building. Portland, July II, Is
and l9, when the leading "real es.
taters" from all parts of Oregon and
from southern Washington and south
western Idaho will gather to discuss
problems pertinent to the profession.
Ii is predicted that between 800 and
500 real etsate men will visit Portland
for the convention. and present indica-
tons are that this locality will be rep
resented by considerable delegation.
The opening day of the convention
will be given over to registration, tG
addresses of welcome and responses
frem visiting delegates and to mum.
ber of address, on subjects vitality
affecting realty values. In the evening
a smoker entertainment will be given
by the Portland board.
Org0n's first state realty association
will probably be formed on the morning
of the second day of the convention.
and in the evening the entire personnel
of the convention will be guests of the
Portland board at an elaborate ban.
quet.
Perhaps the most interesting feature
will be staged on the morning of the
closing day when the delegates from
the respective cities and towns will en-
gage in prize speech-making contest.
At the close of the convention the
visitors will be driven over the Colum-
bia highway in automobiles furnished
by the Portland realty men.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-13
Miss RadfOrd Entertained

Miss Leila Radford, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Radford, of the East
Side orchard district. whose wedding to
Clifford Ross will be social event of
August, was the guest of honor at a
luncheon given Tuesday afternoon by
her aunt, Mrs. A. L. Page. at the Page
home on Columbia street.
The color scheme of the delightful
entertainment was yellow and white.
The center piece of the dining table
was formed by bank of Esch-scholt.
ziss, or California poppies. One of the
golden poppies was laid on each place
card. The living room was decorated
with Brown Eyed Susans.
Plates were laid for the following IL
young matrons and maids: Mrs. Mer.
rill Gessling. Mrs. Crawford c. Lem
mon, Mrs. H. D. Kresse, Mrs. Edgar
Button, Mrs. Edgar Franz. Mrs. Earl
Franz. Mrs. Kent Shoemaker. Miss
Lydia Johnson, Miss Lottie Kinnaird,
Miss Leone Steinhoff, Miss Leila Leas-
ser and Miss Radford.
The wedding of MIR. Ross and Miss
Radford will be the elimination of a
romance begun when they we're stu
dents of the high school, Of which both
are graduates.
Miss Radford, talented violinist,
later studied at southern California
conservatory Of music.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-13
LOCAL PRISONERS GO
TO PENITENTIARY

tn. Lsurey, a Leavenworth. Kansas,
youth, who 10 l9 years of age. plead
guilty Thursday to a charge Of an at
tempted assault on a little nine year
old girl here during May and was SEN
fenced by Judge Bradhsaw to term
of from one to 10 years in the state
penitentiary. Laurey was here engaged
in the strawberry harvest.
William Lucas. John Miller and Frank
Thompson, alleged thieves of copper
wire from the Pacific Telephone & Tel
egraph Co., were each sentenced to
terms of from one to 10 years. Lucas
and Thompson plead guilty. Miller
stood trial.
4 Richard Hayes and Frank LeMaster.
held on charges of having demolished
an abandoned power plant of the Pa
cific Power & Light Co. on the Hood
river, each received sentence Of from
six months to three years. LeMaster
stood trial. Hayes plead guilty.
The prisoners were taken to the state
penitentiary yesterday afternoon by
Sheriff johnson. Deputy Olinger and
City Officer Bailey.
E. E. Gays, who was held over from
last term of court on charge of shoot
ing China pheasants, was dismissed on
motion of District Attorney Derby.
Guy Miller, charged with failure to
support his wife and babies, was ac-
Quilted by jury Tuesday night.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-13
The CHAUTAUQUA

1t is interesting to note that practic-
ally all of the Hood River people who
attended the recent programs of the
Chautsuqua are eager to have the
event repeated next year. provided tai
ent of as high a class can be obtained.
Some of the people. before the pro.
grams of the Chautuaqua were given
were prone to be against the travelling
chautauqua, arguing that we should
support home talent. Even this class
of citizen now says, LET us have the
outside talent again next year"
1t is true we have some high class
local talent. At times throughout the
year we should encourage this talent
by patronizing their amateur perform
ances. But we should not exclude out.
side musicians. We need to have them
to give new ideas to our own talent.
The noted lecturers we need. il is said,
to lift us out of the ruts we are liable
to get into. A man cannot live unto
himself; nor can community.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-13
MISINFORMED

The writer of our respected contemp
may have been misinformed last week.
However, We think he just took too
much for granted. In telling Of the
happenings of the Glorious Forth the
News says:
Rev. NV. Rominger, of Underw ood,
was the orator of the day at the con.
ventiOnal exercises. MIR Rominger has
a whole pocketful of original ideas and
he is not afraid to express them. He
is bubbling over with patriotism and
his address was worth while.
In fact, Mr.. Editor, Mr.. ROminger
failed to arrive on schedule time. and
unfortunately the populace had to fol-
go the pleasure Of listening to his
"pocketful of original ideas.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-13
Infantile Paralysis Quarantine Ordered

Although DR.. Jesse Edgington. coun-
ty health officer, had not received Off
cial instructions from State Health
Officer Roberg, commenting on the in
formation contained in Monday morn
ing's Oregonian story of steps of the
State Health Board to enforce a quar-
antine to present possible spread of
infantile paralysis in the state he said !:
I'VE can carry out all of the State
Boards instructions except those pro-
viding for the detention of possible pa
tients suffering from the malady. Hood
River county has no pest house, and the
hospital will not receive such cases."
DR.. V. R. Abraham. county physi-
clan, commended the action of the
State Board of Health. "Dr. Edging-
ton will have my cooperation in carry
ing out instructions, said DIR. Abra-
ham
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-13
Judge Bennett Mentioned

Senators Chamberlain and Lane, of
Oregon. will at the earliest opportun-
ity, according to dispatch from Wash.
ington, recommend to the president the
appointment of A. S. Bennett. of The
Dalles, for the supreme bench to sue
ceed Charles E. Hughes. The senators
believe no one yet has been decided
upon for the vacancy. and they will
urge Bennett as capable jurist whose
appointment would compliment the Pa
cific coast and its democracy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-13

Some of the citizens of The Dalles
grow hysterical when the Columbia
River highway is mentioned. The hys.
terra seems to have seized on the
anaemic Chronicle, The Dalles daily
newspaper, which asks in the head
lines of a recent article, Hood River
or Dalles terminus of Columbia high
ay, Which," The Columbia River
highway is a state thoroughfare, ex-
tending from Portland to the Blue
mountains. connecting with the central
Oregon road that can be Travelled by
the tourists en- route to California.
Hood River is not the terminus of the
great scenic route; nor is The Dalles.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-13
Smith Reports on Central Meeting
To the Republican voters of H,

To the Republican voters of Hood Riv-
er County:
Permit me to say to each and every
one of you that am more than pleased
at the result of the meeting on the 9Th
of this month of the Republican State
Central Committee.
There was not the slightest ripple of
discOrd from any quarter. They were
like the Apostles on the day of Pente-
cost, "Ali together of one accord at
one place." and it is my humble judg-
ment that they one and all received the
political gift which the Republicans
have been looking for in this state for
SO long. And that gift was Harmony
throughout the entire state. There are
35 counties in Oregon and every county
was represented by delegate there in
person. Each one seemed to vie with
his neighbor, and try to outdo him in
giving away personal preferences fol
the good Of all. know of no one in
the entire assembly who displayed a
finer spirit than the retiring chairman,
Hon. Charles B. Moores, who declined
to allow his name to 60 before the con-
vention; who also stated that they
could not elect chairman who could
possibly be too radical to suit him, so
long as the new chairman would work
for the success of Hughes and Fair
banks, all the requirements he would
ask for from any one.
The slogan of this gathering is. an
active and vigorous campaign from
start to finish. The campaign commit
tee will send able speakers throughout
the entire state.
This is the report which gladly and
cheerfully submit to the Hood River
County Central Committee for your
hearty endorsement and cooperation,
and feel that this committee will ac-
cept the same and act accordingly and
then we will Ioll up Republican ma
)ority in this county which will simply
overwhelm the Democrats.
Very Respectfully.
Roy ID. Smith.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-13
Noted 0rganiSt at N. E. Church

Lester Price. noted organist and CON-
poser, of Evanston, ILL.,, and brother of
Mrs. P. s. Daidson, will give an organ
recital at Asbury N. E. church, Sunday
evening at o'clock. The soloists as
sisting Mr.. Price are Mrs. P. S. David
son. Sigurd Nelson and Joe johnson,
violinist. Mrs. Davidson will sing one
of her brothers compositions, ''Ho-
sanna." which will appear in the next
number Of the Ladies Home Journal.
You are cordially invited to this ser
vice. Come and bring your friends.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-07-13
Notice OF Sale Of Property

Under authority of an order granted by the
County Court of the State of Oregon, for Was
co County, dated July 5th, 1916, i the under.
signed guardian, will sell at private sale the
following described real estate, namely; All
OF the timber on the Northeast Quarter OF Sec
ton Thirty.Five the Southeast Quarter OF the
Northwe Quarter, the Northeast Quarter OF
the Southwest Quarter and the West Hail OF
the Southeast Quarter of Section Twenty.Sx'
all in Township Two North of Range Nine, r.
W. NJ, in Hood River County, Oregon.
The sale will be made on and after Friday,
the 4th day OF August, 1916, and bids Will De
received by the undersigned at the once OF
Carlton L. Pepper In The Dalles. oregon.
The terms Of the sale will be cash.
Dated, July 5th, 1916. ~
iy6-a3 j. w. HOWE.
Guardian OF the persons and estates OF lorin
T. Hecker and Leila A Hecker, minors.