The Chattanooga News. (Chattanooga, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 11, 1923 Page: 1 of 6
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The Chattanooga News
Volume 17
Chattanooga. Comanche County, Oklahoma, Thursday, January 11. 1923.
No. 46
BIG PRICE REDUCTION
ON ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE. BEGINS SATURDAY, JAN. 6th.
If you have put off buying* a part of your winter needs, now is the time to buy. A re-
duction in price at our store should mean something to you.
Chattanooga Cash Store
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OF-CHATTANOOGA.
Member Federal Reserve Association of the United
States.
The Bank of Friendly Service
Hard work and the ability to
spend wisely and save at every
opportunity arejwhat count in
building up a fortune
TI.is bank can be a great aid
in saving and spending wisely
We offer you the advantage
of a
CHECKING ACCOUNT
in paying your bills
3 €) You will spend less by paying
^ * t by check and you will always
i/fc.5 nard Worlc# know where «nd how each
dollar goes
iro out)
® Every cancelled check is a
a clet-r receipt too
So9b living 5 per cent on savings.
H.L. SHIVELY, As3st. Cashier. W. E. BOGAN. Cashier.
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Our Winter Bale
Is on this week It means $$ saved
Remnants Cullings
New Pumps and Oxfords
Drop in and see
J. T. NELMS
II
(The Oklahoma Patriot.)
The following is in reply to a
letter published in this paper
some time ago from J. F. Mc-
Guire, Chancellor Catholic Dio-
cese of Oklahoma: ^
The editor of the Patriot
brands the above statement of
this Roman Catholic priest as
false, and designed to obscure
the question at issue. If the
Chancellor will search through
his theological library ar.d get
down his copy of Gury's Theol-
ogy, and turn to page No. 793»
he will read:
"Any union of man and wo
man outside the sacrament of
jnarriage, and oil the strength of
no matter what the civil law,
is nothing else but a shameful
and fatal concubinage, condemn-
ed by the Church: and conse-
quently, t e conjugal contract
cannot exist outside this sacra
ment, and has entirely to do with
the power of the Romish Church "
The joker in the above is inj
the word "sacrament." A "sac-
rament" in the Roman Catholic
Church can only be performed
by a priest.
Now Chancellor, turn to page
841 of this same Catholic stand-
ard Theology and read. "Ques-
tion: Should heretical (Piotest
ant) marriages he considered as
valid in places where the decree
of the Council of Trent is not in
force? Answer: Positively no.
because in all countries where
this decree. 'Tametsi,' has been
proclaimed, it obliges all people
indiscriminately, heretics, or
Catholics, as the former are sub-
ject to the jurisdiction of the
Romish Church.".
What is the Council of Trent
decree Gury refers to, Chan-
oellor?
You know full well that it is
the Ne Temere decree, issued b/
the Council of Trent in its 24th
session in November, 1563, which
you can refresh your memory
concerning by referring to "Dog
matic Canons and Decrees,"
page 161, and which was issued
again in the 18th and last year
of the sessions of that Council,
and then re-promulgated by Pope
Pius X in the year 1907, and then
finally incoruoiated in the new
"Codex Juris Canonici" as Can
on 1094 in May, 1918, thus mak
ing it Dinding the world over.
A correct translation of this
law reads: "Those marriages
only are valid which are con-
tracted either before the pastor
of the Ordinary of the p'ace, o-
a priest delegated by either, and
at least two witnesses, in con
formity, however, with the rules
laid down in the following Can
ons, and saving for t lie exceptions
mentioned in Canos 1098 and
1099.
What are those exceptions?
Canon 1098 provides for the mar-
ringe of C itholics before two
witnesses without the presence
of clergy men, if none can be had,
and Cannon i009 makes an at-
tempt to exempt those marriages
to which neither party !s a Cath-
olic. Hut these exceptions were
made, not by a Council, as such
were forever dissolved by the
Pope before this late date, 1918,
and not by an infallible Pope,
who alone has the power of de-
cree, but by certain subordinate
priests, who evidently attempted
to rewrite these laws so as to
conform to the demands of Ger-
many, France and other coun-
tries
The Pope is infallible When
he speaks "ex cathedra" it is
incontrovertible and indissouble.
The motto is that "Rome never
changes." Having once declared
by inaallible decree that marri-
age is a sacrament, and therefore
to be performed only by a priest,
arid that persons not so married
are living in adultery, &nd their
children illegitimate, there is no
authority in heaven or on earth
that dan change it.
Thank you, Mr. McGuire, we
do not care for your salve. We
KNOW what Rome teaches, and
the plain Protestant people of
America will not be fooled by
these inane mouthings of 'yourn.'
The charge as made is proved,
and it is NOT answered.
BE BOUGHT NOW
Building and financial experts
predict a steadily rising market
in the lumber industry, and,
judging from the active building
programs throughout the country
for 1923, it would seeem that
these predictions will be verified.
It is our advice to those who fig-
ure on new buildings or improve-
ments to get their lumber orders
placed as soon as possible to take
ad/antage of present low prices,
John E. Quarles
Company.
"QUALITY LUMBER"
A
Funeral of
1). C. Has Inn.
. After lying in state at his beau-
tiful home from Friday afternoon
of the 5th until Tuesday nfter
noon of the 9th, the remains of
one of chattanooga'* most note-
• worthy citizens, Mr. D C. Has-
kin, were conveyed to the depot
and shipped to Oklahoma City.
The pall bearers chosen were
Messrs. Tom Murphy, O. M.
Murray, Walter Davis, J. 11.
Capshaw, A. U. Schumpert and
G. A. Hudson.
Before leaving the house Rev.
G. A. Hudson, pastor of the
Community church, upon request,
offered prayer with the family
and friends.
Mr. Haskin was a man with a
character above reproach, a citi
zen whose influence was high and
wholesome, fit for the imitation
of any boy, and to which every-
one in Chattanooga could point
with just pride He was a neigh-
bor deserving a neighbor's love
and every kind consideration in
his hour of n-ed. He will be
missM most deeply among us.
Preparation and shipment of
che remains were directed by
Mr. A. D. Cummins.
G. A. HUDSON
Done? Special
After taking inventory I find I'm long on COMB HONEY so while
it lants I am gping to sell it
10 Pounds for $2,15
And put it in gallon buckets for you Free of Charge
PUTTKAMER'S GROCERY
PHONE 1J7
Joe Haskin, who came home J
to attend his father's funeral, is
a mining engineer located at
Frc. nello, Mexico.
Flour Feed
|Omco and Liberty Flour
Corn chops, Shorts and Bran
We Pay Cash for Produce
Crow's Market.
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