The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-03-04

II
and Eve had a right future in the
garden of Eden. Did they pick too
many apples in the Garden, or did
they make too much noise? Regard
less of either or both reasons, they
were ordered to move out of the
garden (vacate) as they were un-
desirable tenants. When they left
the garden, they faced future. We,
today, are facing this same future
To some, it is very confusing, to
many, it is not bright, but to hand
full, outlook means nothing to them,
as they can exist no matter what
the outlook ushers in. Estimates re-
veal that next year, six million will
be out of work; true, time will tell
If it Strikes, the high cost of living
will strip the working man clean,
quickly, yes; when the cleaning job
is over, there will be a new base
ment dug for wages, this will spell
the death of all union labor. Work
ers will be choked until they will
gasp for that vital breath, breath of
life. Then will we face a new fu-
ture, but in birth only, for boln will
be Big Business" and it will be
their dollars that will do the talk
ing. Every man that works will have
mark on him, "his body, this will
be his Identification working per-
NIT What happens to those not per-
mitted to work; they become slaves
for those working. eyes, we face
future"
WASHINGTON STATE. To us
comes this announcement; a son, 9
pounds, 2A ounces, February Is,
named Richard Noah Bates, is born
to Noah S. Bates and wife, Jean.
Noah S. is the son of Sim Bates, a
grandson of Sheridan Bates. The
address is Sunnyside route 2, Wash
ington. The notice was addressed to
Bishop Bates We wish Richard No
ah bright future and the parents,
Noah S. and wife, Jean, prosper
Gus New Year and keep reading the
Journal.
NEWS DIARY. Tuesday-Charles
Bates, wife, Nora, were visitors at
the Duke brick mansion, the latter
being the daughter of the Duke;
Charles is recovering slowly from
his delicate operation for gall stones
Oak Hague and John Bates are
cleaning out natures fertilizer from
under the lower hay barn on the
Duke ranch. Oak is hauling on the
shares; Oak expects to raise a
bumper crop of corn on his acres.
l.. F. Gingery, editor of The Red
Ranger and secretary of the F. &
F. P. A. Inc. wishes to attend the F.
& F. P. A. Noble Chapter field trials
and bench show set for April 20.
Secretary Gingery is asking Noble
Chapter to shift their date to April
% SO he can attend and also attend
other part of Ohio on April % and
"a, so Gingery can return to Kansas
City on the Is. This will be decided
at the regular Noble Chapter meet
ing on March End, so watch for a
shift of dates for Noble Chapter
meet, if one can be decided upon,
from April % to the 29.
NOTICE. Since opposition of the
fox hunt being held on the ranch of
the Duke, watch for shift of loca-
ton of the meet, as we'll as the date
shift. Monroe county will have dogs
entered in the meet. The business of
having dogs entered in the field
trials, insured, will be taken care of
at the regular March End meeting.
This type Taper is having Fannie
and Blackie insured.
PROPHECY. We are surprised as
to the ignorance of some people in
the world, and their inability to cor
rect their ignorance. There will only
be "ONE-NESS" when Christ
comes to be the King and ruler of
the universe, and when He comes on
earth to take possession, many it
will be that will oppose Him. If you
are a Bible student, you know the
fate of those who oppose Him. To-
day, there is much opposition to
| each other in all the human race
This opposition is mostly jealous
ness or jealousy between individ-
uals and groups. World War II has
done some people very little good,
as jealousy still crops out of some,
regardless of their religious or
Bible belief and faith in Jesus
Christ.
ELEVENTH HOUR NEWS. Oak
Hague is post cutting on his ranch.
Jake Carpenters foxhound is catch
ing foxes. She is fast Clip. Several
farmers are having fresh cows,
watch for cream and milk produc-
tion to go up and prices down. Hens
are getting into egg production
Several farmers report they are
all set to watch the big fox hunt.