Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 122, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 5, 1913 Page: 4 of 8
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THE TULSA DAILY WORLD WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 5. 1918
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sail NEWS AND C0MMEN1
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'i h i iklahoman i ' marki a no rath
ai mora vlrlllts than Ii IU euatom
thai ii 'i'"' not '.in. a tlnkersdsm
about Uk aand and gravel In tin. bad
f tin Arkansas river from it mouth
to in aource but it dons Insist that
ths nil ami nun under its bad belongs
t. tin tlaio Wi Hi.- shocked at lha
anguags of tin Oklahoman bul n
falls to aaa tin point whi. h hag been
n. i.ii iii tin matter of tin- oil ami gu-
and iii.it in thai niti id "f tin1 Mute
getting tin raturni under Uia preaant
admlnlatratlon the profits have bean
going i i ho poekata of Individuals
win. in nest in tin Kama and are
k tttng li themaelvaa.
(.1.1 IH i To III N I Kfi
More than half ..f tin
. ki- ature hoa expired.
Up in this tlma tin- ii
"in. nothing hut listen
?it' in tin- WI
low
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tr. ( hi-
m pieaas
.f the i 1 1 n t r
T-ii tin world that Tulaa can "how
oetoff lei receipt increases and bank
PHI ng Rains em h nnmth that run
I! th- u.iv from one-fourth to one-
Wi an against lending a man to
tin- penitentiary for paddling tins
brand t i 7.1 thoy nil inn. in k-
lahoma That lan'l bad 1 nough pun-
A h.
Tin
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11. .a 1 know
orpa 1. Lot we'll
thai either John
wn it or him.
nt Dwni
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s. I . :m. m a.
four produi li
hi .. i ii pi tro
in which oi-
lead and the
ni n hlnii tin
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writing I
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tin
lint
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tlmt of tin
laliiture has
in chargoi
.in. 1 counter ahargei of crookedness
in.! malfeaaani a.
The people pay tin memberi of the
leglilature p. do lomlthlng nmro than
pend their tmn- in crimination ami
ri 1 rlmlnatlon Thai an luppoaad to
ho public Ki-rvuiit.i iiini tn iin soma
thing which will entitle them to draw
their salaries from 'in' itata
in tin- matter "f rediatrlctlag the
Mate Into congressional lenatorlal
legiilatlva ami Judicial districts the
preaenl leglilature has dona not a
thing
it ih Hme the lagialature was gottlng
down to bualnaagi Tin- peoplt an.
getting tired of paying mora than a
thouiand duiiais a day for eloquence
anil trimmings The people want re.
au'.U ami tiny are entitled tn reauiti
Tin- memberi of thi laglalaturfl ought
In iiili tryliiK in whltewaah a few of-
ficials and gel down tn nrk. The)
ought tn quit tlio hi. is. play ami get
down t" business the bualneaa thoy
were senl t" Oklahoma City to trim-
".nt. Long ago th-' paopla who cast
tin- rotas have lost ail confidence In
thr alleged Investigation! ordered by
the memberi of the legislature What
tin y want now in results. The) want
tin- memberi to gel down tn work and
earn 1 hair salaries.
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WAY1 I ill ll OHM 1 HiN
u in n tin' 1 mi' ii ataus supreme I
'.mil decides Just "bui if tin mi .1 nil -1
erlng llm ol lbs Arkansas The World
Hill in. 11 iii agraa to n conclusions. I
I 01 il iIk ii 'i in. Win hi la Just iib m in h
antiHad in its nun vies of tin- situ-
ation '.- tin- Oklahoman Tha World
M no or ding in tho Oklahoman 1 may
"n"t know an much about lha law gg
n hng" hni it lubmlts witii due and
becoming reverence that tinro is
something somewhera in this gaud
.mil gravel business uhnh merits tha
ituantlon of tin legialature ami which
should bs tin aubject of invest bra-
Hon The 1 iklahomnn sayi thai nit 1 r thi
leasee mi tin. aahool land sections
wen adverttsadi We distinctly rs-
mi mil r .1 1 .iso a hare
dinn I .is s Iii 1 Ills part
wi re advertised in tho
t 1 in iso hlch bad
just ons hundred ami of tin. ixistanca
t which nobod) had any knowledge
until after tin leases had been grant
'd. Then is nothing to prevent tho
lata school land commission from
advertising tho leasei m a paper pub-
llahcd in Beaver or Cimarron ruuutioi
ami awarding tho contract under th'
hid. There Ih nothing tn prsvenl the
st.in achool land board from publish-
ing tin advertisement in the must pa-
mote countr) paper in tho atate and
awarding 'ho contract under that ad-
art isi mi nt.
aii of win. ii reaotvea its. if into tho
original quoation: How did 1)10 pol-lard-Hugan
Oil company happon tn
Tin. huntiiiu tnii in Oklahoma for
Uhi Ms son just 1 1 1 mod is is parsons
I who wars killed gooldentall) In soms
I manner hiii in the hunt. Tin num.
lul Ih thi nil an fur hint tuoSOU.
It is s.ild
' luthlng ll .
all Of tin- In-
nf tha country
Mannford Bn
oWeulatlon .f
that tin- poatofflos at
. ongi sti d itii buslnosi
iht only letters ami drat class mall
in given any attention and thai pip' i
and pertOdli ils nf an mid and third
! an in j.ll.-tl In u pill and burnoil.
Tho commercial club of McAlsstei
huh geloctsdJ Mrs Turn Taylor of that
Bit) finin a iimllltiido nf a i.nhi mils.
fur tho pmt nf garden lemunatrator
working in connection with tin- itate
and fadaral farm demonstration de-
put imanta
Bartlasvllli aspires t" a fadaral
building; Becratarj Bbafer of tin
commercial club ban taken the mat'
tor in hand and states that ho be-
lieves thut RartleevHls can got thn
coveted postvfflcs building bj con-
i l I' d ' f fni t
THE PHILOSOPHY
OF THE DELUGE
A Scathing Arraignment of the
Higher Clitics.
THEIR COURSE DISHONEST.
with llio iin ; of iiuluro and briotiy to MM luiMJ
ihuw thut thtf full OOUflPOl tlm wunlu lJuiiii)j 1 1 Ih puiiiusui u mi f i
uf IgfllMi H.o ApoStlgS nod gliMgf re Ing nf II it OOgMCfOtad CilUI
ipocting tlio leliiK proeatd nml will niNll iii th..
'l lio gnjai stuiiii.iing hio. k bsfgtfltM Iiik of "ii Ww Higcl Into lbs Bos
huh barli tho aiiplmHillnii tlml I lie story Kliinduln I llio CttgngS of tln
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id
th
Suit has i en oommenoed In
diHtrirt rnurt ut Muakogee to onjnin
tha i Uv from placing its advertising
In thi PrSSS Of that city and tho
Press from publishing the advertise-
ments on thi- ground thut it is not a
lomii publication.
be in i xlsti-m " w ho aro
mo . n in tha company
called it Into existence?
Oklahoman answers that
tho prima
and what
When tha
question a
gri ni
en tin
pun oa
loasi s
iinhi will be thrown "n ihe
situation. Tlio Pollard-Hagaii
mpany was organised for the
of t.ihinx over the school land
it n..t tin in all. it has aerved
its purpoae well. Let the Oklahoman
onit talking ai i the rights of tho
s. i i children for Just nno moment
and explain the organisation of the
Pol ird-Hagan 1 1 compan)'i afho
compose it how it came to be or-
ganised and who expects to reap the
profits All that Tho World wants lr
Information it reaervea Judgment
until It pots tho dosind Information
fmni the Oklahoman which in in hot-
tor position to 'iyo it than any other
Tho attempt to abolish ths highway
department of thi state of which
Colonel Bydm . Siik" i chief lnm
mot with raiolutloni by organisations
of f irmors all over 1 'klahoma endors-
ing thi work "f the oolonol and his
department Tho acorn of miles of
Kond mads all over tha state are said
to be duo t" the efforts of Mr. Buggi
Tho m. k & T railroad is suffic-
iently interested In the LiK agricul-
tural obngresi In progress at Musko-
gee to practically move its official
family to that city for the timo being
Fifteen of the prominent officials of
tho company from st. Louis Parsons
Kansas t'lty. Dallas and various "thor
piaoos are in attendance as special
Ku.sts of tho big meeting.
fgsgssgii
gtS
paper In the state
tha truth the 10
whole truth and
truth.
What v.
i truth
nmhiiiK
Spi ' i I tiargalm at ivmn.
ture Store nil the time
want is
mil tho
Ut tin
Pui ninth'
Rvery time anybody menttoni the
s.iini iiid grave contracts the Okla-
homan throws ii spasm. Tin ro is no
neeoswlty fm- Instml.
nh
sin s In limit
appendicitis
ni. muh it
iin. i e'n lliat
mi ain't got
it tn llm! It
u whit.- blanket that lies
taio nf 1 Iklahoma ut tnis
a i-
..snai l IK lia e a
million dollar rains dur-
mini r months hut this is
inh priced snow we have
until. lis worth t the
Ix v nnd ' omputatlon
T will buy yodr second hand furni-
ture; 1 Will sop you new nr si i mid
hand furniture or 1 Will swap von
something you want for aomethlng
you flon'l want w. r. Parmer :'t w.
first itrceh adv
w n w rviis.x nkicds xow
is MOltK DWKLLIN'ti IIOI SI S
K. T. TiK'kcr Points m Nonio of
I'nividlng More llomra Mere.
Rdltor Dally World:
yeaterday mornlnat statement by
Vernon Smith that a complete can.
I ass Of thlN city shows less than a
dozen empty habitable dwellings ln-
dlcates i congestion that is not good
fm Tulsa's grow th
'n in can thrive as it should un-
less it off era enough empty houses al
i'l times to accommodate the new
nrrlvala and tn allow the ihlftlng of
preaenl residents
in moat cities ami towns this li
overdone but never In Tulsa. Tin-
usually accepted ratio of empty t" oc-
cupied houaes in the best cities of ths
"here Is mi
neceasit) for beclouding the issue it
nil amounti tn limply this: The
atate contend! or did contend in a
proceeding in the federal court ut
Muskogee In which the Pollard-Ha-gun
iiii company Bon Utterback
president through its attorney W a.
I.. ii. . tier Intervened lhal the high
water mark of the Arknnana river is
the boundary line. This being true
the st.iti otni the title t. more than
halt ..f the bind In West Tulsa it
AM a mllllnM- ..t I....1 .... l...t.
I Cnlti d States is one In every twontv.
sub s of the rivor the title to which Thla would require for Tulsa with its
homes a constant re-
hundred now i mpty
d State
win
nii it mi M
PXIH H'l I tit
1. 1
i in' itate has m ei- '.ij.i claim The
whole question us we view it. revolvei
around the point "f what dooa con-
si. lute the meandering Una nf the
river This is the question which i
in the courts this is tho question
around which the entire matter of
thi title ti the laud center
The World is not the organ of any
particular in tercel The World is in-
A hi MART IS
an more popular than a few ..n'
ago. They are sn because tiny have
st out t" make themselves so. Thoy
have ui'ii in popularise themselves
by correcting things that arr wrong
and remedial m tinir aervlcs and
raiis. and b) exphttnlng things that
mi ii i) sum wroti m are not rams
dial. Hut th roads are not Marl
eo popular as they nunt to ho uml
Ollght to he fn Ihllr nWII 0 1 111) I
tho pnhiies Tiiis is largel) boeauss
tin re still ovists Oondl UonS that m oil
to be changed Mnro people corns in
con! u t with railways as paSOnng! rs
than in all other wa)s. The WSJ pus
six thousand
servo of thr
dwelllngi Mr. Smith s report of less
thin a di'zen. aervos to call attention
anew t.. a condition of things that has
been augmented for yours. There
would he fire to right thousand more
people now living in Tulsa if. on their
arlrval lion- they conld have found
dcwlrahlc dwelUngs But nol finding
them lu re thoy settled iii i. thor Okln.
homa towns nr wmit tn ..lliec states
mi builders ami Investors should
i ni with tin coming f season.
able weather. The crop proa peel never
.' more assuring Oil and Industrial
conditions promise u Iouk period of
tin greatest proaperlt) for Tulsa with
an adequate supply of aultable bouaes
for those who come hero to live the
population f this i Ity srill pass the
fifty thousand mark within twenty-
fou rmonths Only the inactivity of
mil builders i an hinder it.
K T. TUCKER.
The state of Oklahoma's Income
frmn oil property now exceeds ."ii-
000 in old Oklahoma sections num-
ber ltt ami B6 in each township were
reserved for tin' support nf the com-
mon Schools the former for the sup-
port and maintenance of tin- higher
educational institutions ami the latter
fur the erection of publlo buildings
Originally the only value of the..o
lands was for grasing purposes hut
the discovery "f nil and gas has made
them of untold value to the State
which officially may become so rich
that it will have more money than
It ean use.
1 1 in nf Domestic Animals.
lowa Missouri Illinois Kansas ami
ehiaska iii the order named ranked
highest among the states in mini In
(.loss value of domestic animals Sold
each reporting more than 110000000.
Texas reported the sale of the largest
number of entile excluding calyes
Iowa ranking seoond but New Torn
l inked first in number of calves sold
with Wisconsin second.
While Iowa reported the sale of
more horses than any other state
Missouri ranked first in the com-
bined number of horses mules and
asses ami burros sold the number of .
mules sold by Missouri fanners beitiK
nearly twice as gnat as the number
sold b) the farmers of any other
stale. Iowa ranked first with resp.it
to number of swine sold and Mis-
aourt second Montana and Ohio
ranked first and second respectively
in sales of sheep.
The census bulletin limed recent-
ly eontiiliilng those facts puts thi
total of all rinmesti'- animals sold in
the entire country during ison at
11662937.000 and that of animals
alaughtered on the farm at $-7n..':i!.-000
making n totnl Of $ 1 . S3:: 1 7 .r..000.
To the total value of nnim.ils Bold
cattle including cnlvea contributed
71001501 l or 4 r I tier cent! horses
mules asses and burroa togethi r
1 8061 S 7000 or Ifot per cent; swine.
14(1.011000 or 2fi.ii per cent and
sheep and gnats s.1.1 .l.'I.OUO or 5.3
per ' nt.
I It 1 sine Ml s Mil KKS
On nearly every farm live Btock
raising is merely a sideline when it
should be the main thing. Tin re is'
no place where the farmer can mar.
ki t his corn imd roimhngo so profit
ably BI feeding It to good live stock
says the Kansas l'ariner. The mar-
ket is right al boms In ths food lot
and iin Imig hauls tn tOWU are neees-
sary. If I farmer can food his liO-
cent corn to good imgs which will pay
him 10 cents for It. does he not make
an advance on the price of his earn
ami i prom iii tno reruuty returned ; doubtless drew their storj of the Del
to ni" sou as wen as a saving or ex- . . n y loiiUin legends.
HOW sliy to nippOM that the henutt
fui Interoating ami connsettd nam
the of Qeneaii could sear have bean
Psitor Rutstll DtUnris BibliLsl Ac
count of ths Dslugs Whicii Is
Philosophicall Attested by History
and Geology Jesus ond the Apostlss
and Science Support the Genesis
Rscord Higher Critics Held Rebpon
Bible For Approaching Anarohy.
Faithful Bible Students Nseded to
Point Men Back to God.
!y Brooklyn l'eliru
ary 2 -Aftrr so kb
emu of several
months PngtOf Huh
sell again address
is i the Brooklyn
t longregation u o w
generally known Hi
"The Bible 8tu
dents " Needless to
I s.'.y tlio I aneruaeie
was not large
enougb Ths largest
auditorium of the
A'tu'einy of Musle
wns crowded 'i'he Pastor's tOXt wus.
"As it Wgl In tl'.e days of Noob so also
shall it bo lu (lie days uf the Son of
Man." Luke I'M.
The address opened with a scathing
uraignment of the iiigiier critics
Our richly endowed colleges be de
clared are undermining faith in tin-
ltiide wblcb means faith in n personal
God and arc substituting a scant roe
oguilluii of tho Ihws of nature devoid
of ay iu pit thy or mercy. I'raellcally
every minister graduated during the
lust twelve years has been an agnostic
and u believer lu biiiumi evolution.
Idabelicf in the lilhle account of man's
creation in Qod's Image means dis
belief also in a full from that Image
disbelief in the need of redemption
ami reconciliation and disbelief in the
necessity for the Restitution to he ne
roiiiiiiahcd by Messiah's Kingdom-
Acts 8:10-21.
"1 do not question the sincerity of
tho Higher Critics Kiperlences of
my own iilnug the same line forty
years ago give me grout lympitby for
them." snld I'astor Itussell lie insist
ed. however that it is not honorable
for those who ha ye abandoned the
creeds tO pose before the public ss sup
porters of the Creeds and to draw gal
aries nnd receive honorary titles for
ondennlnlng the faith of the people
while posing as the representatives of
Christ and the Bible. He declared such
a course dlsbonest and dishonorable.
The Deluge Corroborated by History.
"I would tbat I might lure hack to
the Word of Cod some of the noble
' minds now arrayed ng.ilnst It! I know
j their difficulty. In their minds they
associate the unreasonable theories of
'. our creeds with the Bible believing It
to be the foundation for the gross dark-
ness ami superstition which once blind
ed us all. Would that I could show
them as 1 now see It the fullaey of
this position abow them that the lilhle
is lu most violent conflict with ttie cr
rors of the past and Unit it tenches
from Genesis to Revelation a Divine
Plan so wonderful that all may be sure
that only a Cud of Wisdom and Love
could have devised it. and only those
moved by Bis Holy spirit could bave
written It."
"But" qnotb the Pastor "the Hihie
truly says that We may see the deep
things of ii... i only by the illumination
of the Holj Spirit and that lllutnlns
tion is promised only to the sanctified
The fearful thought impresses us t lint
by no means all of the professed minis
tors of Christ are sancttflsd and In a
condition of heart tn lie guided Into s
knowledge uf the Troth."
The speaker held flint tho Higher
Criiios approach every Bible topic frum
the standpoint of unbelief ami doclsr
ed that if they would reverse their BO
sltion and seek for corroboration of
the Rlblo story their success would lie
better These critics sxploring tin
ruins of Itiili; Inn. found linked chi.v
tablets rudely picturing the Ark. ami
Baying a few Words BbOUt a genera
deluge In-teid of saying that thi-
eniillrtns thr Bible thought thoy ro
verse the proposition nnd say that ttu
Israeli tea in captivity in Babylon
nf tha Deluge implies a tint garth and
that NOh u tlocst of waters rising high
er than the DMHHittilns shook! be feooj
Biied M " Impossibility since we
know thai the earth Ih u sphere. Thus
I does shallow tblnklngi ntlltd "wisdom
nf this World" set III defiance the Wis
donof iod and Ilia Word to lis own
confusion.
As the study Of nstrmimny 1ms pro
grossed the Vallum theory respecting
creation has come forward it shows
I thut the egrth WUSH in a molten condi-
tion must have throw n iitr various Biiu
era In lu gsjooug form These cooling
would boeoms more or loss sops rated
from each other according to density
I and must have constituted great rings
Resurrection This win bg the full rsj )
of the Oosnel Age kud the fui. ! ' bj
ttimj ut UlS New Ane. Il Is lu this time I
JesUN referred buying. "Witch ye
therefore uml piny always. Hint ye may
be sccounted worthy to escape ill n Hag
tilings that ghgll DOOM 10 puss and to
sin nil bgforg tbg Sou of Man."
As SOM as the Church snull ill Icivfg"
passed bayond tho keii into the condi-
tion of Heavenly glor the Kingdom
oondittonbe great time of trouble
will fully envelop the earlh-"a time uf
trouble sm h us never was since then
was a nation." 'Deo. 12:1; Hatt a n
II will Is- that time uf trouble Wbl U
will be Messiah's revelullon of llim-
self to the world In it they will seek
and bunds SbOOt lliu enrth blinllnr to the cuveiing or protection of tbg groat.
Ulnae which we perceive encircling ro. ks of society (secret ordersi and of
Milium and Jupiter. As the earth tlio great mountains of earth (earthly
cooled these rings would obtuln sepu-j governments i (Revelation 0:1410.) Hut
rate motions of llielr own lu-cmise of 1 none of these will be utile to deliver
their distance; jet aiwwys they would Iheui from tbg liery trouble (distress)
tend to gravitate toward the earth ! of that l)uy which will consume every
The clrcuinsu blent nlr or firmament I Institution out uf accord with right-
Would keep these from Immediate pre eousness truth Justice "He shall bo
lipltntlon Oraduully they would spread I i n rvileil In flaming fire taking
out aa a great canopy rravltStlng more j vongtanco." yi
Hiul more toward the poles because "f The vengeance will not be go much
the greutnr centrifugal force at the ; aRnliint deluded and cusnsred huiniin-
equator rinully the accumulation ut Ity us against evil principles nnd the
the pules would become so grout aa to unjust arrangement of tho present
overcome the resistance of the aliiuw I Mine. When we aay unjust arrangc-
pliere and cause precipitations which ments we do uot wish to be under-
wuuld flow toward the equator. j stood that the world Is necessarily
The theory Is that many such deluges ' mine unjust tliun In the past; but ratb-
h.'ul been precipitated upon the garth er thut with our Increased light mid
before man wus created ami thut from
these eiime many of the mineral depos-
its of earth. Only one guch ring re-
mained when man was created. In
deed this was not a ring but hud come
to tho state in which it acted as u can
opy. As the hist of those rings II con
slsted of pure water. As a canopy It
refracted the sun's rays much as would
the roof of a hot house sn that the
know ledge nmro Is expected of the
present generation than of their fore-
fathers From nil accounts we infer thut the
lime of trouble will be sharp and short
"else wmild no llosh be saved " Mes-
siah's spiritual Kingdom invisible to
men will come to the rescue. It will
have Its earthly representatives and
order win soon come out of chaos Hu-
temperature of earth wus uniform the j manity bumbled by the fall of present
Kew Hid so
farmer's stor
ond h ud furniture nl
. M West PI nt street.
(..use In iin hauling BrOMlng pore.
I. tod live stock Is n business which
should be entered gradually nnd re-
tired from reluctantly tmnrtn inc th.
common stuck s littl ich year will drawn from a fen poor miserable
lead up to tho pure-bred bastaesi fragmentary words which the Baby
There ean exist no permanent system lonlans have recorded on the subject
of agriculture without live stock Slid The Ceneils account gives the genenl
mi hu;h-pi i. ed hind pure hn d St.. 1
is th
ill M
flioms
onl) kind to have.
nil. M DIES ill lil
Prlci i are not high.
M. Iliido. nf linil' i'. Pa. Sue-
rumba to liricf nines
adv Thnmai McRride of Butler Pa..
diid lust nigiit nt tho Brady hotel
N v and s .nd hand furniture st I after an Illness of ten days tteoamt
Furniture store. ;t e.t Klrat street here recently with his father and 'the
Prli es ari HO) high. adV I tWO were figuring iiii entering tho oil
tiiisun ss in this eitv. tta'una all -
in I II IN ItuMH
I'M li M.
Woman Killed When Wie Opened a
Package i'mnui ni Hallwaj
NKW VultK IVb. 4 - Mrs Mudi -
.line Uerindo was killed tonight when
j she opened n package containing a
I bomb that her husband. It. niardo
nev i r n mlasss th' corners j Hirrsdo found in ths hall of Utah
Bo. es-Bdltur Cals Wuhart addrisssd j apartmsnt in the nr..nx. Ittiirtiflu.
th' Civil gsrvlos League at htelodton 1 who is a Cuban and larah (fnght-
Hull last night. Subject "What Bhall I man 1 boerdef Cuban were injured
We l'u Willi uut Lx-pi stmualcraV" I bj the MplagtSg
Bride bed made a visit tn Tulsa oncS
before He returned home and litir
brought ills father back to Oklahoma
Ths body win be shipped bach to
Pennsylvania for hartal McBrlds
was ears of age
The Ills.- or a Mim e
HRLBlNaFORg 1' IXUAXl). Fob. 4.
m Tnki.i. the social -democrat who
his Just been elected president of ih"
diet was fm miirt. than ten wars .1
minsi in .he United states.
ogy of Noab in n most rnouirkabls
manner -the enact dav nnd year nml
month of bis life In which the DelttgS
OCCttrredl. the number of day! of rain
how long the t'ond prevailed etc. etc
Before the Sndlng of the Babylonian
tablets the 11 igher Critics held that the
entire story of tho DelUgS was a myth
and (hut Jesus and the Apostlea bad
lieen deceived w hen they quoted Moses
In respect to It
Geology Confirms lha Mosaic Deluge
rsstor ItWMfl promised that net
' Sunday h rr ild take up the moral
reasons leading up tn and Justifying
I the dee trUC lion of the human famllt
with the Iiemge as th matter la ot
j forth In the BcriptUrga He might Doi
i urally address the same fiersoiiB bm
lienni.'h his sermons nrln'ed weektr I
hundreds of ue s;.-.i.rs fhOM desiring
wight contli tie w tn hitn the study cf
Uwsubject. J'odaj be wished Uiesl
aame at the poles as at tlie equator
Divine Wisdom foreknow the condition
of things which would prevail at the j
time of the Deluge and hence delayed
the breaking of this great envelopu of
waters until that time.
Frozen In th 8olld Ice.
Not long ngo. In Siberlu a mumniuth
was found with grass between lis
teeth frosen solid in u great basin of
Ice which wua so cleat thut the an!
ma! could be seen long before the Ice
melted enough for it to be conveniently
exhumed. Similarly a door was found
In the polsr regions with undigested
grass In Its stomach proving clearly
that (lie catastrophe which overtook
It and froze It solidly In tho Ice was
a sudden one -Just such as did occur.
according to the Voillan theory.
The breaking of the watery envelope
mnde the change nt the poles sudden
and sent a grout flood of waters over
the earth toward the equator. Thus
cinne the great (ilacial Period nioi
some of tho grout glaciers or Icebergs
curried over North America cut great
Bullies valleys crevices CSnyons tie
ologists have traced the course of some
of these and Charted them.
Equatorial Heat Wus Intense.
As the cold nl the poles was extreme
to form the great Icecaps covering
the earth ond only gradually melting
away so the heal nt the equator must
have been proportionately extreme.
The Intense hent at (he equator wiirm
ing the ocean set up ocean currents
Those for the past four thousand years
hove been gradually modifying the nr.
tic regions advancing the temperate
zone further and further toward the
poles and more ond more reducing the
toe-caps bringing ttiem toward the
equator ns grout Icebergs to be incite 1
and sent buck warm
The Ark Divinely Protected.
We naturally Inquire Where was the
Ark while such n torrent of Water
poured over the garth from the pules'.'
How was it that the Ark was kept
safe and comparatively quiet in such a
time of stress? The gnawer of fnlth
would lie that Jod who directed Noab
and his family to build the Ark exer
clslng His Power would undoubtedly
protect it.
And now come forward Prof George
Frederick Wright the geologist wlm
tells the world that the region ground
shout Ml Ararat where the Arl.
rested was apparently at one time lh
scene of a great eddy While tho WI
ters raged elsewhere (lod specially
held that part quiet Just as we bno
often seen u quiet eddy or bay along
aide of a swiftly rushing stream
Prof. Wright's deduction" rssnsi llllll
the quietness of this little corner of the
i earth are drawn largely from the fact
that he finds there a wonderfully deep
soil which seems to Indicate thai n
waa a settling basin fur Intensely mud
dy WatoN In tho long ngo
I'll tnr l!ussi. then drew a lesou
from the Iteluge In I lie line of his text
He deduced thai thO Savior's words do
not refer tn the Ktfcfcednefl of the unto
dllttVlsnS nnd Hint Mo did not oompnr
It tO the gOBOdMM at the time of 111-
Second Advent though doubtless a cor
respotidency micht hiiTe been dodOl I
hie. The MuMsr'g words Imply rath"-
that as the people of Noah's dav we'
quite sjgggftggfOM of the Coming Wic
ao will all mankind l totally UttCOtl
lelotis of the great MtaStfOphg whl I
will come upon the world in the end ol
this Age props ring the way of Me
slab's Kingdom
The clear leaching nf our text Is tb.r
the DBS of the H. ii ..f Mun the lime m
His po"siii. or presence will preen'
the time nf trouble coming nsn tie
world flt Mutthew'a account of (hi
same dlOCOOrOI Is slightly different am
emnhseire th point we are mnklu
ll declares "Tlius shall It lie In the
presence IpurMusia) of the Sou M
Man." In other words the Scriptures
clearly tench that the Second Comltv
of Jesua will be Invisible to the worm
and TialbJc. geggj t m people oni)
Institutions Win be ready to accept
Messiah's Kingdom We rend there-
fore that It will be "thedeslru of all
nu I Ions."
ll is for us. my beloved lienrers. to
continue to abide lu Christ to seek
His will lu every matter to wuit pa-
tiently for His appointed time for our
deliverance and according to our cove-
nant lay down our lives In the serv-
ice of the brethren. We remind you
of St. Paul's words "The Day of the
Lord so Cometh as o thief In the night.
When thoy (the worldly shall say.
Peace and safety then sudden destruc-
tion cotuetli upon them us travail upon
a woman with child; and they shall not
escape But ye. brethren ore not In
darkness that that Hay should over-
take you us p thief Ye lira all tho
children of l!ht nnd the children of
the Day." 1 Tbossaloutans 6:1-0
The light now shining Is and should
be very helpful to us If we real'zo
that we nre living lu the "days of the
Sun of Man"--Unit the Inspection of
the Church Is now In progress and
that soon the Klect will be complete
this faith will make us the more zeal-
ous to make our calling and election
euro. Therefore.
"I-et us watch and pray.
And labor till the work is done." '
Gradual! mankind win come to on
del stand. Gradually their eyes of un-
derstanding will open and they will
ee that It is the "wrath of the Lamb
thut causes the "time of trouble such
as never WflS since there was I na-
tion." They will learn the Intended
lesson.
Some in reading .lesiis' words. "As it
was in the days of Noab" have infer-
red a time of dreadful wickedness la
the end of this Age corresponding to
the wickedness of Noah's day. There
may or there may not be a parallel iu
this respect. We merely call attention
to the fact thai the Master did not so
say. Be said that as lu Noah's day
humanity were eating drinking marry-
ing and building without realizing
that a great cbanga In dispensation
w-ns Impending so it srill be itii man-
kind In tiie days of the Son of Man.
In the time of Christ's Second Pres-
ence men will know It uot. but will
proceed about the ordinary affairs of
life eating drinking planting build-
ing and know nut until the gfoot and
Hidden catastrophe of anarchy Is upou
them. As literal water swept away lit-
em! things existing before the Flood so
symbolic tire trouble destruction Will
sweep away the Institutions of today
and prepare the way for the new In-
gntuaons which the Scriptures de-
scribe as the new heavens nnd the new
euriii. Hsalsh 00:23; 2 Peter 3:13) The
new heavens will he the new ecclesias-
tical powers -the Church ths Klect lu
glory with Christ. The new eutHi will
be the reorganised soctal awangementi
Wholly different from the present.
Whuever expects that the Kingdom
will bring BO Instantaneous Paradise IS
mistaken Whoever expects that Cod's
will shall be done oti earth in com-
pletely as In Hearst! the moment Mes-
siah's Kingdom is set up. is mistaken.
By Divine appointment that Kingdom
Is to last for a thousand years. During
that time It win be burulug out-con-siimlm:
Ignon e. superstition selfish-
ness sin root nnd brunch
All who respond to Its blessed Influ-
ences win thereby b npnrtod nut of
sin und death conditions to human per-
(et Hon. On the contrary all who with
fullest opportunity shall be resistors of
righteousness and lovers of Iniquity
will lie destroyed with Satan In ths
Pecond Denth- "punished with ever-
lasting destruction from the presence
of the !.'!'
W. AIJJKKT COOK. M. D-
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