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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-29

Jas. II. Peabody was born in Orange
county, Vermont. August 21st, 1852.
consequently was in the sixty-sixth
year of his age. He game to Colorado
from New England in 1872 and estab-
lished himself in Pueblo where he was
employed as a bookkeeper for two
years. In the, spring OF 1875 he came
to Canon City and obtained position
az an accountant in the service of
James Clelland. who was engaged in
the grocery trade here at that time.
Some eighteen months later Mr.. Pea
body purchased half interest in the
business and for long period after
wards he was intimately identified
with the commercial affairs of the
community.
In 1873 he was married to Miss
Frances Clefiand. daughter of James
Clelland. who survives him and was
rith him in Denver this morning when
ae passed into the great beyond to
vbich al must go sooner. or later.
from this union three children are
living. They are Sergeant Jas C.
Peabody fthe One Hundred and Fif-
ty-Seventh Infantry. United States
army, now at Linda Vista, California: /:
Mrs. Cora Rogers. wife of James Graf
ton Rogers. of Denver. and Mrs. Jessie
Stearns. wife of Major cuthbert Pow
ell Stearns. of the United States army.
at present stationed at Portland. Ore
gon. II is. understood that the two
daughters OF Gov. sPeabody were with
him when he died.
Gov. Peabody was the chief execu-
tive of Colorado in 1908 during the Ia
Dor disturbances in the Cripple Creek
district and in the southern coal
fields. He was prominent in Masonic
circles and was ranked high among
the members of that organization,
both in the number of degrees that
had been conferred upon him and in
his activities in its welfare. He was a
member of the Knights Templar and
few men are privileged to go higher
in Masonry than was the case with
Gov. Peabody. He was communicant
of the Chris. Episcopal church and
was constant in attendance upon it's
services. Gov. Peabody was strongly
patriotic and Vas enlisted n various
enterprises for the government in an
EFFORT to win the war for Individual
liberty and the freedom and rights of
small nations. He was an ardent pa
trcn and supporter OF the Red Cross
and kindred organizations dedicated
to the care and weil-being Of our sol
dier bows in the. training camps and
in the fighting trenches abroad.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-29

kA-bUNtfnor Jar- II. TtdpoUy 81
lin denver at 1880 a. m. Saturday
from an acute attack OF Bright's
disease. complicated by leakage of the
heart. after an Illness of little less
than months duration Mrs. Pea
body and other relatives were with
him when the end came. information
OF his death was received here by
friends in telegrams az noon Saturday
Daily Record shortly afterwards.
Aitho his condition was known 20
be critical the announcement OF his
death was a surprise and shock 10 the
community. Gov. and Mrs. Peabody
went to Denver four weeks ago on
Thursday TO Wei, relatives for few
days. and. incidentally. 70 attend a
patriotic meeting called In the interest
OF the state council OF the national
defense. The governor was taken III
soon after his arrival In Denver and
his condition became steadily worse
In spite OF the most skillfui medical
atttutlou. put NOT until tnt Urtinu,HE
20 fthe week did the disease develop
specially alarming symptoms or cause
an abandonment OF the hope that he
would not be able to shake 1t on and
enter upon a period Of convalesence
and recovery.
The people of Canon City laid aside
their usual occupations from $50 to
IL O'Clock Monday to pay homage
TO the memory OF their fellow citizen.
ex Governor Jas. Fl. Peabody. whose
funeral and internmet took place at
that time. Whatever OF political pre-
judice and partisan feeling may have
existed in years gone by was forgot
ten for the time ard the people Of the
community united In doing honor to
the life-and public services of the
dead. The tribute 10 his memory was
spontaneous and sincere and was n
notable and well deserved mark Of re-
spect.
The funeral was held at Christ
Episcopal church. of which the de-
CeaStu was u COtuIIuutSant, anu WINS
most Impressive. The service was
conducted by Rev. Don Frank Fem
rector OF the congregation. and was
attended by the relatives of the dead,
members Of the various Masonic
bodies OF which the deceased was a
member and by friends and neighbors
many OF whom had known Governor
Peabody for more than thirty years.
The church was crowded with mourn
ers and in the assembly were people
from all parts OF tho county. M well
as from Florence. Pueblo, Colorado
SPRINGS. Denver and other plecee,
Knsghts Tempar in full dress uniform
representing the Canon City, Denver
and Colorado Springs commandries
shared with members Of other
branches OF the Masonic order plAcee
Of honor in the church during the ~.
neral service. More than two hun
dred Members OF the Mnsonic brother.
hood were present It the obeequSea.
making II. porhaps. the largest funeral
Ios the kind ever held In Canon City.
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Dor fthpoQS was " tE1flf f-feSoIu
degree Mssen and was past grand
eminent commander Of the Knights
remplar OF Colorado and past grand
MASTER and past grand high priest o
che A. r.. A. -. OF Colorado.
ThSndsAl oizerines of friends were
profuss and elaborate and came from
every part OF the state. The conser-
iSatories OF half dozen cities were
den1ded of their choicest products
that they might be laid on the casket
of the dead. TIE entire front of the
church was q veritab,e bower of
bloom and blossom and Towering
plant during the funeral service.
Roses, lilies and chrysanthemums of
great rarity and beauty gave OF their
charm. fragrance and loveliness to
honor the dead There was no eulogy
by the rector at the church of the life
and character of the deceased: only
the beautiful. .reverent Episcopal ser
vice being carried out at tie funeral
ceremonies. At its conclusion the
.casket containing the remains of the
dead was conveyed to the vestibule
where all who were In attendance at
the service might look upon the IA
miliar features of the deceased.
The body was laid to rest in Lake
aide cemetery in accordance with the
ritual Of the Masonic grand lodge
! There were ten past grand masters Of
Colorado Masonry in attendance at the
funeral the largest number ever az
sembled in the state outside a grand
lodge meeting. Eight of the past
grand masters officiated as honorary
pail bearers. They were c. J. Hart Of
Denver. J. ". Nilsson of Denver. ]. r.
Killian OF Denver. Chas. II. Dudley Of
Colorado Springs. John N. Maxwell of
Denver. Ernest LeNeve Foster of
Denver. W. T. Bridwell of Canon City.
and C. w. Rowe OF Pueblo. The active
palibearers were u. E. Gibson OF Can
on City. DR.. ". A. Hutton of florence.
A. R. Frisbie OF Canon City. ]. Victor
McCandless of Florence. Hunter PAl-
ner of Cancn City and William ].
Davis Of Canon City.
Among the prominent Masons of
the state at the funeral were L. u.
Grin OF Fort Collins, grand master;
Clarence NJ. Kellogg of Denver. depu-
~ grand master: Chas. II. Jacobson
OF Denver. grand secretary; William
W. Cooper of Denver. grand lecturer;
Marshall II. Dean OF Denver, junior
grand warden: w. d. Grissard OF Pu-
ebo. grand commander: Gen. Sherman
Bell. grand marshal: James Barnes OF
Colorado Springs; Eugene Shove. Col
orado Springs; L. P, Lawton Of Col
orado Springs and Mr.. Mitchell OF
Colorado sprinEs. There we're others
whose names we vere unable to OBJ
tain.
OF the family members in attend
ance At the funeral were Mrs. Pea
body widow Of the deceased: her
laausAAer. Mr.. atcarne OF Portland.
lo,esca. wife Of Meior Cuthbert Pow
ell stearns Of the United states army;
her son. sergeAnt Jas. c. Peabcdy. Of
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-29
n Carries its Own Evidence.

A religion xhiel. takes possession of
the convictions of mankind carries
with 1t its own evidence, in its con
fornil.y with universal spiritual eNpe-
rience: and The ruth uf 1t, lying within
the four corners OF the conception, Is
above aud beyond the power OF histor-
ieal criticisn.-E'runtl.-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-29

the 15Sth us. Infantry. of Linda Wis
ia. California. William H. Peabody of
Glenwood Springs. and Mrs A.C. Dick
inson Of this city.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-29

In addition 10 the above there was
an error made in publishing the
amount subscribed by Mrs r. c.
Nichols which should have been 800
instead OF sl.oo and q. J. Rnndahi
which should have been $500 instead
Of 500.
II L. the desire OF the publicity com
rnittee to be as correct as possib'e
and give proper credit TO each sub
scriber and would appreciate being in
formed OF any errors or omission.
Every one appreciates the fact that
errors are bound to creep in where
no many names are involved.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-29
Y. M. C. A. WAR
FUND SUBSCRIPTIONS

The following are the names of
Subscribers 10 the Y. NJ c. A. War
fund that either come IN since the
compaIen closed or were omitted thru
error from the Lists already pub
llshed:
ke~ Subscriptions.
Ma Louise c. w Arthur -...s SOC
Deios Hall ........... 1000
Intermediate Dept. Presby.
c. 4. Society ........--... 400
} MTs e X. webb ...--.-.-..- loo
r. n. Guy LOO
on,ssted Thru Error
gno w. Stocked :. -. .s.s-Se - t.0a
Floyd w. Bricker e..---..-.. 500
In addition 10 the above there was
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-10
gRinocaapen til niartoal.

Som Aasicyer for E5oialt,tr3eu 4.
q CraeI ior Nirten / oiartoal .9itta
Ter leg bereeo ior N,orlg ira ist8cuOs.
MRS. @uubi!o 1tran @o1o, BIN.
$40; Wr5. : fgrte Gone .. Sins
&aubau. Z. So; Z I. oaqca
GfnoIin 5aif. Gan S5, 6 : ga
GEN. Gtupliu. 1aTi. Gan s.; sam.
8 Neo5au. hyperion, J2i5. So
Samlet oeo 6 lnylitu ztele1.
SaHo Greet, isis Cte Cartier
tSteie). 5uno Grcet. &i5. s.; 1lrs
(omas Cmue5 l2nut SpaIeimeu
Srricr. g9is.. s.; @rs @torge 6ru.
len f9nne :. 0auacrc|. 2aricr, &l9
s.; 0rs. @,i,ttl Mitttlieu lanne :
i>aIaenel, ynr'en. @i3. -; 9rne :
Eo.oiin Soiitao Shulcr. 9lto, Gdt
50. Siliammea $50. Ser !%9t,ttrtt 10.
So. Salt S127.
{. o 9lelauN. aa5
&ori5rrooo. So!ra. lbs Hug 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-10

Slocr Al Chen Ter set goot no ~ o.
iou heromtrina TerIep % oio}rc
~nor0opcr ielp ON oct life blir no,
get Gronddr.
) 6argo cr oct lige lluli1t % ira.
neIt lont alto. @ooerne CT iaa iiloe
al Ilitomobiler, at oct ltaor ON 81.
bel, mar man ltaI frpoic Dem Ionnc.
itcOer. Ter bpaae9 mere cllcr miuorc
allc'leo5 / Wuen og oct ltorc oa
pcue @pgninacr bouoc Meiiocnier oQ
Notwithstanding. Gen me Gil.
bnpning til oct llttbcrife st. Slfe3'
0oipital" cr mart iUroiq. SiIbuQ.
ningen cr Itorrc emo Sen aomIc. Get
or M en- itor o9 rigtig uaffcr @oipi.
t%nlbngniu1.
Sea itonicbc iont olurinocliq, noar
leg er | 6orno, hos min &cn z Ghri.
'tionlpn % hos Nr. SItopia Sfiolo.
Der pco @iitcrmonl er beilpatct. -
5 Verlcp opholot ic0 mig hos min
Spogcr. 9lnocr2 Miothiaion hos hpen,
ogioa Ell al mine SmoaQuttcr bar Dor.
ret oct 'ioItc Ndr. &c er ale / bcoitr
NcI0aacnoc ON set emo or Iandiomi
Tor MIG % uonbt lor Dem at bare
itlItc az. Get cr ponot al pare bient.
lbs, ~ men ct Stem uoen DIOR er
hcuer life no9ct Stem. "@bnt is
BONE mithout a mother?" Get cr ct
Nr3 u0cn &GQgc % (og. Get er
iom ZEN iorloot Suite / Ell @rU2far.
hare" Get er lombeo uoen @ru2
o. &icrte. Get er ocn iorturenoe Gn.
iomheo % hpiIcloic Stilbco. Sam Ell
ltobcr og Nltitrn fan itabe et Stem.
ct Niem boor inttigt % ringe ~
cr E~ora0iiets cncite Scuniug pda
Eoroet ~ % set cneitc ser er uprot
al Icpc Tor Ocnnclioc3 Tlpoen. Icttc
ueo lea al oDrtfiebt Griaring aicn.
ncu aarlon1c Si0clicr % (%rTllaIler.
"9ethouia Wcniqbeo", til b0ilfen
ilerc al mine Slrqtniuqcr o. Nen.
ucr Der ueo Nerlen hercr. iCirsoc Tor.
rOIig tit 6emogtnpcaarsiubtIGum
/ octte oen Iuihcrite HIrtes rtreblms
0rcoaaride ,SubiIGum&aar.
@erira iful icI ON ctpor Gage reiic
til @run0 N}ea0ow oet iuoIige N}in.
uciotu ipr efter Se'te al taIc uc0 en-
H>u6clicit oQ ct llnQoomsltcpue Ser
itc0S. 0}en ic9 hoccer, at &ormcn
u.aa al iig - oJ lea tau Iaa I0u.
0yu9 @lG0". ~
Fcrlen, Q2mu., Bite Sill 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-10

0ou. Ole g. Simmer ira Collar.
&i9coniim forhcuppreuoe Meolem II
&lStonliu 2egj5latut. % nupprcnNe
Git.ift5Grriiotut ior 5eurer al Nor
&C. otI oi IN al Snlerac oeo Steouet.
III 3uNcIruOiun tag oeunc 5ur
Ill Dor @nl Scr itdl ou mcoe lluos
oontsoenner % gonrlc Nnbp,r. iom on
madltc lite bar bert ira eacr talt mes.
lIoen Dem Eda on iorloo Dem oeroppe
/ Goro, mdaife en- 80 ia 10 aar itSer.
Ann on itna impo oenuc ~SuobpoeIIe?
Get oil iii en- Sur til 6~aoclano.
Sod Tom So, dac iort en-. gu ital
dlorlg atlgrc pau Sureu.
Paa Saget5 %enne.
@reSe @anitao.
Sboriten audttum.
9o,rort &ilocu.
arranaenreu,stoutits.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-10
Iii &,aoelG crns.

0aoclGuoiugerre iii meoe til zte,
ne hcr / CiGae. Ste AI8.. lie o. 2ocu
Sept.. 1917.
HrrangemeutstorliIeeu her | Siagc
JiI oerior bnSe ale 0oacIEuoirger %
Semler. peliomue tio Ill SgeQuet, No,
miieen % Solt noe paa %auoet iiape.
iom / Sgeu iii gisre III ILL., at &c (il-
l%eiieuoe iial ina oet ial hppgeliat ioul
ruligt moer ocreS Scie9 Der. Z;
gost Groaram sr a~rraugerct. Vrpi.
SinseIitao ira 2eeorab oil boloe Seir,
tdlen peo @ieQHet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-10
SarucI oa bpio "Slpur".
R,cterrsi Of en- pratsti GARNER.

Zen almlnoellgc bOl0c "6lour",
oct "finiigteoc Wicl", ionl cribucr
<sutoocr er bIepcn Iao goOt fienot
meO, er "ou its DaD", er b2u Sob8-
@oit, ct amerifonif Storblao bringer
fine 2Uicrc. Ipr ellar icnere
gallifc mart mcncr Or. &orpcp ".
gSilcn pil Ger life Longer fit
rcS bpi0 6lour, vi fonmcr ole
til at ipiie @rco bngat al |ionlnla,
let SpcOe; % iiol9e Or. @ilcpa
6ormcnin8 uil oct bcfonlWlc IS oue
Ionlnlelt Iaorc goot.
% omtrcnt iulntioig ru2o at Den
Hpioc "6Iour" ioripinocr ira Wtor-
tcbet, piI set bli oa uutuligt lpn-
ger at foo lat poo oct "ilicf loot
ing" Wtaiamcl, sc flcite al os M
lci~ligbebsuia IpiIar, eQcr Sen lint
tolerc0c &iicn9rpn, Iom nj cr i
&anoelpn. vi fon1mer iii at lpiIc
Wnlshrpo al ~iornnlolct MaiS, pg
rpr Hl'cllgrpn fon1mcr I'll at Ic II
Gelom llot rllltcn llo, men .blir me
get ncr nTrcnoc enc Sen poIercoe.
Get bar paa CT Waofonfcrcncc
poa Salcr @al oN ltnbcr Nlrluloel
&lllbbclla NllIpicier, at 81. @ilcp
DGlpeoc Al Jig Oialc 5orlioiigelicr.
San grlnoebc inc 6orloiiqellcr
paa Noouenoighcoen al at hcporc
tort Wooforrooo" % erfl9rcbc, at
loa mart, lom aongreslen peotog
Sorllaget om at 9ipc 9lgerbrugsmi-
niltercn Otngt til at boltole, piloc
Sllplrfnilg al boio "Slour" %
I!igt ltoget bli itanoiet.
Or. Milcp f%rembolot, at ulloer
Den mtpGrenoe 6renlgall0snluaoc
off is go. tilipiloe al bper 60 So.
Speoe, lon gif giennem "6lour",
Wslerltc. Get bcbite % melt noe.
renoe / Sueoen gif tabt unbcr Gil
rirfningen al bpib Slollr, pnoItoo
bon. 0eri bar ban iuloitrnoig
ref. Get bcOite / 5peocn bar alln
1aat! Sanlilicn bar maottet rleie
llg meo Oct no ltbeoitc - set iinlig,
toe, bpioe Mel.
Or. @ilep lpite op al WilitGr.
rapporter for at bile, at oct bapDc
hcnot, at al 100 Wono, Tom hapOc
Iegt ON Tlnbs / &Gren, bar ioo
mango lou 20 blepne fasiereoe, o.
Of bisic 20 bar minoIt 60 blepne
nragcoc pna @rllno al legemli9c
Sfaoallfer, Ser for Ell itor Gel bar
|elllltatet al baarllg Teoe og til
Scls oaarlige S9ltber. gaaoe Mal-
nutrition og ilette SGnoer fommer
for Ell flor Gel at baarlig tilapet
Jeoe % lloet beniigtsm9Siige See
ringsmibler Iom /. Gr. bpio slour
60 bolteo e1er fleint malet WaiS-
mel.
Saa lnngt Or. @ilep. Set er
meb aft SlagS aorll iom meo en-
Totet lige unoer Snoen eaer
Sfinoct bar oct gjemt toget, oct
menneItelige Segemc life bar Raao
til at lnoe gaa tabt for Jig. gprr
iIGr ifuloe faa i'm Gel al oet.
Saroel oa bpio "Slour" %
"bolteo Gornmeal"l -
DEL ua araitioScr for ancr.
Triien poa Moaeitof og araftio.
ncr for Welfefuer er Itcget lila, at
oct / manage CRATER er lioen elcr
tngen plrfclig 6ortieueite pco at
babe Nfelfefler. 6lere 6Qrnerc,
lom bar fllnbet oet ~neopcnoiot at
BRUCE flobtc 6oberitofic, iipr
&roftfooer % Mel, / Itsrre lis.
ltr9fnin9, bar la0et oS uioc,, at Sc.
res moaneolige SnotGgtcr al allcr.
he fltapt nof oGffer llbgifterne mes
heml.
0forgc bill bel fro, at set err bare
i'ogen elenoi9c Sfarucfucr, oiSi,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-10
@cnc Stratton Vortcr 4:
Yigcn ira Qimbcrlof.

"Ei9en ira SimberIoit" er en- az
SoriottcriuoenS melt afboIote 9s1cr,
% oct tiger life lioet, uaur man ps0.
at bun oaiua har @ltreuet grIlr JON
She 0arpeltcr" % "6rectle5". :
"Figen ira @ImberIoit" bar BUN teg.
net ct inotogenoe 9tQcoc al en- lmJ
Ian0iena Eige iom pil no % ircm /
2ipet.
Nj @o3cn@ % aapitler Ifal
bare uTuuc9: Gluora5 Sannilie6i.
itorie. @ctc G0riou iaar 5onpittiQ.
hcoauag. Margarct Sinton reber en-
6enmeIighe0. Glnora o~itcaIer en-
9cficnocli.. EhiIip oraqe3 al Goitt.
Nbilip iilloer Glnoro. "Ei1en ira
@imbcricit" err en- Al Iiuerifa3 pufrt.
itc "a melt latte GortrGiu'cr 63r.
iatteriNocu5 Gruc til ii icrtoQe c1l
ieune 0peroagsmeuucifer5 Gin tr
uon2rtruiieu. "Eoiten" bar fiobt
Retten iii at uogi 0eHue S~ortrutu1
paa uorlf, o. Ocn ioreIiggcr mn /
&aaiorm 250 Stoer, .raft pda st
Fog.r. Tris zoe. gieS "Euitcn" ct
Nnr finn $50.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-10
Ser CT jmgeu,
io,a bar NaAO
til at gaa taoctt
no9cm Verte.

Get er ialif 2fouomi at be9pnbe at ipare
poa Setoltning al N>elbreoen.
Haor oct tommer til Ell 6erie, iaa CT BEN
bebite life tor COB
% ben beoits betuoer life ben foit6orere.
- Colorado Tor Grempel.
6eis huor BIZ fan fuOe met aiperIiuo GA
9to Tor Rsrperue, .
ipsrs buiIteniom9elit 9G9e ON bette
&aao ifte ct goot,
- os Colorado CT betieubt for at tilbrbe
mere goipreoelie euo uoget onoet Serieturs
sano | Auerita.
- plus BEN met itorartebe Na.urifieubeS
os bet forte llepal9 al Sport belle 9eroen.
plus ben uibtbsremte, ioririlteuoe, nerpes
Interchangeable Colorado uft.
Sorips colorado / CONNER % he 8 meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-10
Eris Si.00. Weo "EOiten"
CT liar a. S2.OO
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO
DEBORAH, Iowa.

tn AppHasut Eriper ON "Tamen ! Spist":
eeloit isis ioc Sebr. 1917.
sGreoe &eoallloH.
,Seg mootos 9asen "oamen / Soiet-. fcr en-
stuHo iioeH. Get. er en- al Dc beoile gsaer.
len bar !Pit. % lea tsr irnat nnheilIe Den III
enbper. scr oil lgie en- 400 Soa.
SiIfen. Mrs. ". Bartlett.
". %. eeloif, &iS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-10
gSiltic Collins:
Samrui Nui0t

llocu SammcnIi1ning en- al Sc
melt IpGnoenoe % IPngSlcuoe Sor.
~tIlllulcr, iom ar itrcuet ! Uore Gage.
Som en- mnitilt Sp9Gelieshiitorie Ell.
Ter icnl Ell Goton Suple'5 9etettiu.
roman hoI0er oeu 2UicranS 0pnlerf.
ioulhcN icuJen ira isrit I'll iioit.
"Camtu / Nuiot er Ct SpinoeI.
uru al Siit % Hunter, @!ifop %
SAD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-13
S1RAHORN Rail,
ROAD HONOR ROLL

The following are the subscriptions
taken to date BY the women's 1000
Railroad Club to buy terminal grounds
In Klamath Falls for the Strahorn rail.
road:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-13
orsce n D. Church

To them. the creator NJ the world an,
the AaSiot of mon. disRuinrd by ou
poor humanity And 40. the proud an,
| formal mind. IN" rortup, and nslns,
heart. tho cSii ima Kihution. and n,
Wicked dcsirr failed 10 discern hi,
heavenly mission aud chntar,c,
through his disguise,
Jssus was rrjcc,rd by III. Hebrew
priesthood and the Sanh~dfin becaus.
he came In poverty. ana not win
poinp and circumstances brcaus. b,
foso from an obscure corner. unLnowp n
To tho seholaSiics ~ his day. because
he denounced the thieves In the TEN
pl1. who were In league with the
p'i~sis In prse'ieinK ~i,or,ion upon
tho people who we're compelled To buy
NJ them lamb. and doves for sacrifice .
and b~cauar his own purity aud
nif~nGih Ut character were No In con
fan' with their own wiekcdncss AMI
fo'pality. And because he claimed ss
nrr,iai deity
The came characteristics Of svii.
docis are csrry~hSfc manifest TO this
Gn,. Every reform II bitterly opposed
by the ~vil'mindcd Every righteous
'aS has It's bitter enemies. and all b..
cause .vid-docrn Ahd pleasure or pront
IN ,rinshnsss, With tho priests and
phafine~s NJ with the cviimindcd to.
day. II was simply n choice between
Col and fnainmoh. between righteous.
f"~r and Din And today men deny
ai-o 'hr divine,
r"~ thousand rmisrahts were r~,
r~n'iy turned back from our ports os
rhifv. and denied the privileges Of free
- '.i~n h"chnr- 81 their poverty. ct
'N'je contamination with dis~asr. or
h"r.rt" thoy hui- IN. mark of Cain:
7rh likewise doc- lin d-posc the soul
r'm o. place In the family of God. I,
the Hou' and -,ii-s Il from
'u"'e uGd stamps Il as a prodirai and
p NsHccgri "
Tut AZ many as received him. to
'h~'n h- ra,- the figh, 10 become the
'rn Of God" hioss-d truth Repent.
'H~t ~ sihful lie. and faith In Christ
'"s,o.r the soni 10 sonthip. and To ci,
r~hship IN III" heavenly kingdom.
|iaTs ,ou discctned the God in hin tis.
suisc have YOU claimed your heaven
i, inhaf!,ane''
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-13

Canal streets. Rev. J B. 0rimti
pastor.
bible school st 10 Q. n. c. r. D.
LAP. superintendent.
Preaching st II an. and 7:3e pm.
Everyone cordially Invited TO thsss
services.
.
Regular services Of the Seventh Day
Adventist church arc held At the Ii.
brnry building. Ssbba'h school (Sat.
urdny) AT 10 O'Clock. and preaching
Q Q
NJ. IAki--Mr. Tis Orimth will preach
at IL O'Clock.
Sunday school at 10 q. N.
DR.. J. @. Cobie. the optician. will b.
In klamath Falls all next week. Jan.
unry 1870. Jacobs block. over Ashland
grocery. HIN apartments. 1921
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-13
"Cod in Disguise"
RGv. oGoRos Y. OgNNgrr
Grace ~ T. Church

oln the beginning Wan ,hs Word, y
i,hn plainly teaches IN In thrsS
,,la that the prcoud p~raon In tho
,N trinity WAS not originally known
chris, or the non ~ God. but was
,,vn IN heaven as tho Word the
Father, Word. and Holy Spirit hut
u, Word brcainr the Hon of C0i IN
nj moment when tho eternal divine
In,ur- Was united with the human
,ui In new and unique personality .-.
.r God man When thus begottcn. the
ord entered into n ne~ relation Ia
10 Father soarAip lhon began,
Moreover. the apostle drciafcs tho
Aari, or second p-rpon IN the Holy
frini'y was IA. creator of the world
khr world VA, made by him" Ito also
,iafr, further that the Creator of
!, g world was made b. him" Ito also
,nung Us" In all this ~, John clearly
pfnEN4e'h " " 'n''h''"' n"'y w SUSuo
fhfla,
Iul the ,riumphal march of Christ
I mn the centuries has been opposed
!, craft, and p-tsiaIcn, rncmi~s all
>r way The world knew him not Z"
ls nioat astonishing that the afchi
\ e ~ nature should walk down tho
l ,taH uf his own creation. and siIii
J. urfccosuisrd ,ha, he WHO made
)inklng mind. and loving heart roaid
|,~lb, be GnA nova. nnhonor-,i and
|nip,.d in The world ui his own rrcs'
Ion II sould eroin that the birds
-n Wurt have sunr more as~c,i,, She
ow-ts muat have azauinrd firhcf
r'u,ac Aud dec 'gpfr j--p and ,ho
e-'ine mu'nIHs wuJ hasc hyea
.ru .u''N 3Ha nHa li.r ne haii.
aHs sa#7o' al'u G" aAl.r,' lhr cayh
'r- 1t auuai arsH on
iul laloa Tie csme ru'u lts osn.
nd h.. Uaa u.he. tt aas yai
.hs dli the, ue' trryttc b,a' % aaa
~eau-r be came tr t.,a ssa'r
ins. d!sfuI-ed D lie esns.
, them It h~eyrH, oph-r. die
lIaei b' rustic elmp"y.p ''c came
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-13
ATTENTION!
rrapeev. hunters. Fur Dealers

'SPF''s, VbHNs09, Vuf 0ea|efo
"" ~lli pay for wtntcseaugh, fura
b To frhfaht, 10. 1877.
ftsk RAT .Sc. all sis.s.
diSk No l. tdSo. No. :. $3.50. No
!. 40.
ktSk black. $3.50. short siripe,
800. narruw s,ripc. 800. brosd
stripe. 3: 90.
PrrER Dark. $500: pale. $500.
IoN~Rrd eancd. ii,ts: xrsy. $3.50.
H~if,. 12oo
|AtcooS- Extra heavy. 5000. ordi.
nary. 400,
WiLDcAT.-iiravy $3.50. Flat, $3.50.
{oforE-iaso. all sises,
SHIP BY cxprcss or parcel post. We
pay all transportation with returns.
'" handle all other furs. Give u q
fiAi shipment.
e. &. eMMGRSoN 4 SON.
1871 Rininx Sun. Indiana.