Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-06
DISCOVERY o= PAPAco
0Bg A. l. PAsCHALLl

,EG Note A'r pasch4ll was for, m.ry cu1iaty farm advisor for Cochise county and !s w.II known as an au- rL3siiy on .2-icu,tureD
 There is variety o- corn ;u A-i- 1oua known as the Pgpago Sweet Corn. IL is highly r-ize- oy rre farfn.rs in that rart of the scmiariI Southwest and tn" seed has been rel a;iv,ly high in price This variety is noted for it's rank growth. hardness
 thus makime il drouchtresis,:n= an- especially valuable for dry rarm:u> regions. for its productivity and for quality of grain as a table yariety On account of is rank growth. when ir- r'gateG sufficient mo:s;.re -e;ng ap piled il makes val1a-;e crop for ansilape
 The eNnerirm,ut station workers and others in such lik- work those excellent servants of the labOring and producing class are on th" alert for new and better varieties ol crops an1 ar" continually selecting these and waeding out the impurities So, the Pl.ntBr aed"r ,Dr Freeman Of ,he Arizona Experiment Sta;;3n wn':a visiting th" rapago Indians. obsei,- ing their methods oi ar'f-rarmins and seeking ou, adapted varieties of crops noticed that mixed in with the!- small ears of field corn Were som !. scattering grains oi swe-, ,urn. which he picked out with snarppoint. 3 knife These -rains h. planted. from which he selected from the sgccerd- ing crop the ears which had the la-- est percentage CT sweet corn grains picking ont th" tield corn grains and planting the sweet com. Continuing this for several years-not allowinr other mixtures Go come iH he sU"- ce.ded ;n ohte.nina practically pure variety which would reproduce with, out mixtures From this pure variety IS a basis selection iS being madn each year 10 improve ihe variety
 An Application t9 Mankind
 SVpposiua that Para2o sweet corn in some distant part existed ,n pur s.at~ (Which is probably trae' aul later throu.l i-uorano- or c-re,esz. ness of the people il became mixed and deg,ne-at,l How we'll this H. ,rs,rst-S the co.rs- Q: maukiua. ,dam. Gods OWE creation. by l.,- Son the Logos John I:i-3. sec D'a -lott was perfect satan. throccr self."Naltation and ambition to have '. race Tor himself, sow"d other seed i the field: and thus the race becare mixed and degraded Dut like the corn. however. much mixed and ia.lci from original perfection the race hc- csnr. there have been some pure grains ,pure in heart. although not perfect in Aody and m:ndI among the smiNtures. These became very few during the first dispensation "oniy Noah and his family found perfect in their generation" These the LOT planted in q new field. new world . or dispensation order of things The adversary again sowed other . seed; and the race has again been . contaminated mixed with error 0. doctrines. doctrines of demons. which have destroyed and prevented . faith in God and His word and pro mises. But all along there have been , some pure grains with each cror generation t-those pure in hea-' and rich iE faith; th- ancient worth ies~ C:b-a!:arl. Isaac. etct of the D. tria-chal a=e, inc remnant" of tho Jewish age And now. at the end of the gospel age. what do we find? When He corneth (the Lord at His second adv.ntD shall He find faith or the earth?' Not much, not many pure grains" However. we are glad that there are fe~ pure in hear! and rich in faith" 10 whom it is the Fathers good pleasure to give the , kingdom.
 These selections of the "seed" of the three ages the Lord will especial ly use for bringing to perfection the seed of the new kingdom. In which only the pure in heart will be permit ted 10 remain; for the glory of the light of the knowledge of the Lord shall cover the earth as the waters