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Page 2-A Œlj* ÎH i 11 a m i n a ÎCime» T h u raday, Augu»t 13, 1936 Springtide Renewal A I M e a l speakers given nt »hie conven- lio n <1.. not expie»» the view» o f the ' convention. C urried. 3. R eso lu tio n tr a n » fe r r lm ow ner- itizen» M axltnl sh ip o f T l It t I ’ , to C I Ittz e n . .wax..«. h r Tow nsend u n til bin death Thin re s o lu tio n brought mm h discus- Following is the conclusion of a ll(, ,,riP r „ ta lk opposed to It» the repO’ t on the Townaend na passage by Or. Townsend was refe r tional convention, made by K. E. red back to the committee. TOWNSEND DELEGATE REPORTS CONVENTION Shetterly, delegate from the W il lamina club: A t d e n tla l o r 'vh 'e 'lre sId e n U a ’ “ andhtute Cat» R ecognized a» Far j B>ck ag y e a r 93g A D I»ld you know Hint the fir Kt “ rat la w " on record wa» enacted nbout IKW *• I ” H '» the e n ri.ts t w ritte n rec or,» of the> P r « - " « H rlla ln . and It »«» prom ulgated by Ily w e l la in , prince of South Wale» observes a w rite r In the St. Lout» Most people th in k all domesticated THOSE who love to watch the changing season», the daw ning c i sp rin g tim e In the •o ld s and woods and even along the c ity streets, 1» ever new. Each re tu rn in g year one welcomes signs c i e a rth ’s a w a ke n in g — the b u rstin g leaf buds. Joyous b ird song», the delicate u n fo ld in g of the firs t w ild flowers. S urely th l« e v e r-re cu rrin g m iracle of sp rin g has some significance o f per m anent value to those who love to watch It. Once a woman sat by her kitchen w indow burdened w ith the la n g uo r and weariness w hich she had oeeu accustomed to associate w ith th e sp rin g season. O utside, In her lit tle garden, a song sparrow perched on the fence, and the a ir was fille d w ith his cheery song. L ila c s were In bud and delicate shoots o f grass were s p rin g in g up Suddenly she rem em bered the w ords o f th e P salm ist (Psalm s 1 0 4 :3 0 ), “ Thou renewest the face o f the e a rth .” "T h o u renew , est,” she th o u g h t, as she w atched the signs o f Joyful a w a kening before her. 1 hen she realized th a t she herself needed s p iritu a l renew al, and th a t In o rd e r to experience th a t renew al, she o nly needed to tu rn to God, w ho is the source o f a ll life . She o n ly need ed to realize th a t her stre n g th , vig o r, and v ita lity depended upon H im , and r.ot on tim es and seasons. The words o f the prophet Isaiah ( 4 0 :3 1 ), "T h e y th a t w a it upon the L o rd shall renew th e ir s tre n g th ," came to her w ith a deeper significance, and she found he rse lf suddenly re jo ic in g in ner freedom fro m pain and weariness. I t is related o f the prophet Moses th a t he was "a n hundred and tw e n ty years old when he die d : his eye was not d im , n o r his n a tu ra l force a b a te d " (D euteronom y 3 4 :7 ). As the seasons come and go, the hum an so-called m in d Is apt to measure life by th e ir passing. B u t C h ris tia n Science re veals th a t m an's life Is n o t measured by the tu rn in g o f the earth on its axis, n o r by Its re vo lu tio n around the sun, fo r God Is L ife , and man reflects ____ L ife , because he is the Image and likeness o f God. As th is scientific C arried. ' cat» came from Egypt and Europe. 5 T h a t the n a tio n a l hoard be <m Probably the ancestors of our present powered to make an am endm ent to bouse cat» were the w ildcats of both the c o n s titu tio n w hich w ould ln c o r- ,,f those regions. B u t even before Eu- po rste the T. R. P. In the c o n stltu - r „ , „.,,„» arrived In the western hemt- tlo n should It he necessary. • a rrle d . H| , | , t h e r e were domesticated cat». 0. T h a t women he awarded places : These were o f species native to south- on u ll hoards, state ami n a tio n a l. ern N orth America and South America. C arried. One o f them Is the Paraguay cat. a 7. T h a t u common cause a llia n ce he Aort oy "bantam ” pussy. Adult» weigh form ed w ith any o rg a n iza tio n w h ich I1O{ over ttiree pounds and are about ---------- ------ w ill In co rp o ra te the T. It I hi th e ir one-quarter the size of ordinary cat». I p la tfo rm and ahi them In th e ir e ffo rt» Then there Is the Mexican cat. It Ito elect congressional candidates. ite - Is almost. If not altogether, extinct. (erred back to com m ittee D uring the summer th is breed Is h a ir s -rhi*» m a jo r e lfo rts lie directed less. hut In the w in te r It has a rldg» to w a rd the election o f congressm en o f fuzz along the back and on the fa vo ra b le to the T It P so th a t In the (op o f the ta ll. event the p re s id e n tia l e lection th is fa ll was th ro w n to the house of repre- ¡ D uring the M iddle age*, and even sentntlves, a m ore united e ffo rt could Including the era o f colonization In he put fo rth to choose a president fa v America, cat» were «object to stren uous persecution and to rtu re , espe- o ra b le to the T. It P. 8. R e so lu tio n th a t the board of d a lly so If they were the property d ire c to rs s h a ll have pow er on request o f w izards o r witches. Believed to he o f one o r m ore o f Its members to emissaries o f the devil and to be as review and dete rm in e w hat endorse- , sistants o f the people who worked iq te n ts, , _ If — any s h a ll be given to candi charms ami w eird cures, cats were said ____ , ----- lutes fo r congress and senate by and to deserve w hatever rough treatm ent w ith the consent o f D r Townsend was visited upon th e ir owners. | R esolution c a rrie d a fte r close vote T h a t's where the “ nine lives" Idea [ 10. R esolution a u th o riz in g hoard o f BcgJin_ Cats, w ith th e ir supple ah- d ire c to r» to In s titu te the youth move- ,jOM,|na| w„||s and a b ility to land on rnent as p a rt o f the T R I’ . C a rrie d |h ^ >( <i()u|(J g(>n<j |lUntghlnent that A t th is point Downey introduced the WO1)I(, r„ . „ r | v ,, human being. O ur Rev O. L. K S m ith mid Corner S m ith d idn’t pgur» ,t out Snlurday, Jnly 1* tw o h itte r enemies who arm In arm ,,, , „ 1(i , he w |tc |ie»« T he session was opened us usual Joined forces in an eloquent a p p e a M o r w ithstood harsh handling by p ra ye r, sin g in g , and rep e a lin g oath an em ergency fund to he raised. T h is appeal was verv successful, re s u ltin g j w ith o u t harm, the people were more o f allegiance. M any In v ita tio n s w ere read request In the ra is in g o f many hundreds o f certain than ever th a t cals were Io ing the next convention among w hich d o lla rs and the pledging o f thousands league w ith Hie power» o f darkness. was one fro m P o rtla n d , hut C hairm an of d o lla rs to be sent to headquarters A rb u c k le stated th a t th is question w ith in Ihe next t h ir t y days, Oregon H ed geh og and Porcupine must be settled by the board o f d ire c pledged »500. to rs us the c ity chosen m ust have The a fte rn o o n session was addressed : Are Entirely D ifferent fa c ilitie s to handle a g a th e rin g of th is by N orm an Thom as, so cia list candidate A common e rro r Is to confuse the kin d and mo a place hud to be picked fo r pre sid e n t who spoke u n fa v o ra b ly ’ a fte r c a re fu l study. to w a rd the T R P. und Its tra n sa c- j hedgehog and the porcupine. The S e cre ta ry D yer reported re g is t tlo n tax and aroused m uch re se n t hedgehog is by no means the same, al ered delegates. L e g ionnaires and v is it m ent am ong delegates R esolution though there are s im ila r character!» ing delegates totaled 15,000. No. 1« th a t a new plan be devised by tics. The hedgehog is a small anim al. C h a irm a n Mahoney o f re solutions, the board o f d ire c to rs , C ltlxe n s Max- the largest being about the size o f n then took the flo o r und staled th a t In ti and the area and state managers large rat. They do have spines mixed o ver 1000 re so lu tio n s had been p re fo llo w in g the convention to fo rm a | „ w |«l» ,|le f u r on t t>*-Ir hack and those protected by nature, ro ll up In balls sented und th a t the com m ittee w orked new business-like, system atic plank n ig h t and dny to cast o ff m any and fo r ra is in g money to c a rry on a c tlv l- wh(,n attacked a fte r the manner of a ties o f the T . R P and th a t such plan (M,r(.|||l|lle T tiey ,ilrg ,.ly on t„ approve a few. Am ong re so lu tio n s read were the be p u t to p ra ctice as soon as possible. secta, mice and eggs. About li) va ri C arried. fo llo w in g ; etie» are known to exist In Great B rit R eso lu tio n 11 T o em pow er hoard ain, Eufope and Asia. 1. R eso lu tio n expressing contem pt it d ire c to rs to send delegate to w o rld o f the convention fo r the B e ll co m The porcupine o f the N orth Amer m itte e and a p proval o f Dr. T o w n youth congress In Geneva. C arried. lean continent is a fa r larger animal. R esolution 12 C a llin g fo r a mem weighing ns much as ¡15 ami 40 pounds sends a ction in w a lk in g out R esolu ber o f the youth m ovem ent be In c lu T h e ir q u ills or »pine» cover the head tio n carried. 2. R esolution Io the effect th a t pol- ded on the n a tio n a l hoard. C arried and buck nnd the ta il us well. R e so lu tio n 13. T h a t convention a s -| The porcupine Is largely a vege sembled express Its th a n ks and ap tn rln n , feeding on hark and certain p re c ia tio n to hoard of d ire c to rs fo r leaves. As food it Is considered highly th e ir services and auth o rize th is reso lu tio n to he read to a ll clubs in the appetizing and In most sections it Is considered a boon to hunters. It a f nation. C arried. fords a fooi, reserve fo r those unfor R eso lu tio n 14. T h a t we express o u r A ppreciation to Townsend convention tunnte enough to he lost w ithout am o m m il tee In the c ity of Cleveland and m unition. The porcupine seldom hur to o ffic ia ls and employes o f the c ity rles and when approached by an eti -if C leveland and citizens nnd press emy ro lls up wdth a sense o f security o f the c ity fo r th e ir kindness and It is easily kille d w ith a club and for that reason hunters are Inclined to let courtesies. R e so lu tio n 15. R enewing fa ith and the porcupine live excepting In cases o f emergency.— W ashington Star. a lle g ia n ce to Dr. Townsend. R e so lu tio n adopted expressing ap p re c ia tio n o f delegate» to Mr. A r M urder c f Fam ous Chief bu ckle nnd Mr. Mahoney. C itizens M a xim ! com m ittee in tr o Resulted in M any D eaths duced to the convention, a fte r w hich One o f tlie most Inexcusable m ur Dr. Tow nsend expressed his a p precia tio n to the delegates und hid them ders in the history of our contact w ith the Red race, cites a w rite r In good bye. Rev. G. L. K. S m ith and Gomer tlie Cleveland (O hio) Plain Dealer, S m ith gave sh o rt ta lk s of the accom was the k illin g o f the famous C hief p lish m e n ts o f the convention. Rev. ta in C ornstalk. H aving gone to the S m ith requested the delegates to go Am erican camp at Point Pleasant in fo rth and announce th a t in the T o w n West V irg in ia on a frie n d ly v is it to send m ovem ent the people a re now bring nbout peace between the two going to ta ke c o n tro l o f the g o ve rn races, he was held prisoner by the m ent o f the Ignited States. Gomer officers. W hile thus detained, a S m ith said the convention had re-es prow ling Indinn In tlie vicin ity killed ta b lish ed its e lf to the p rin c ip le o f free n w h ite man. The soldiers, hearing speech and th a t we could ta ke the this, rushed upon C ornstalk—also Ids w ord home th a t the T. R. P. was s till n o n -p a rtisa n . A fte r a few re m a rks by son E llln ip sico and Black Hawk who ............______________ the c h a irm a n dedicated to the T o w n - were Im prisoned there--and In re send movem ent tlie delegates in u n i- | venge cruelly murdered them. This son sang “ God be w ith you,” and the destroyed the only hope o f reconelll- Tow nsend pledge was repeated and ation nnd peace between tlie w hite set the c h a ir declared the convention ! tle rs south o f the Dido riv e r nnd the Indinn tribes n o rtli of It. Occurring closed. The Sunday m eeting In the stadium j in 1777, th is was followed by a suc was w e ll attended and addressed by cession o f wars, forays, and murders Comes to you now as o regular I)r. Townsend, G. L. K. S m ith and down to the b a ttle of Fallen Tim bers contributor to this paper. Each W illia m Lem ke, congressm an fro m In 17D4, during which many thousands week we will give you a column N o rth Dakota, p re sid e n tia l candidate o f w hite men, women and children, fo r the U nion p a rty, lie extended an and many thousands o f the Red race of Cobb's observations on the In v ita tio n , along w ith S m ith, to Join perished at each other's hands, all of high lights of current e ven ts... the U nion p a rty , but m et w ith lit t le wldeh m ight have been nverted h.v response. a column which will be full of peace had not tlie beloved Cornstalk rib-tickling humor but at the been murdered. A cadem y F ounded in 1904 same time will reflect Cobb's The first seven members o f the U panisltads common-sense attitude toward American Academy of A rts anti Let The Upanisltads are speculative a fast-moving world. ters were selected h.v the N ational In w ritin g s dealing w ith man and the s titu te o f A rts and Letters from Its universe, and form a late part o f the own body In 1!MI4 by ballot. The seven were W illia m Dean Howells, Augustus Vedic w ritin g s In India. The earliest Watch each week for this column of them dates from abont the E ig li'li Salnr-Gaiidens, Edmund Clarence Sted of Cobb's. He w "l hold you one man, John I n Farge, Samuel L. Clem century, R. C. The Bhagavad Gita Is the supremely lu ip o ita n - scripture of ens, John Hay nnd Edward Mac- second with the illuminating clarity India, and dales from H o Second cen Dowell. In order to become eligible of his comment, entertain you to the AniPricnn academy one mast tu ry, B. C. It deals w ith the story of Krisnn nnd develops a pantheistic re the next with his lightning humor. first be a member o f tlie N ational In ligion. s titu te o f A rts and Letters. A fte r th ia h r. Townaend p e rso n a lly Introduced K. J. M a rg e tt of C a lifo rn ia , w hom he referred to In very a ffe c tio n ate term s. M a rg e tt ta lke d on the Hell "sm e a r c o m m itte e " and o f the g ro w th n a tio n a lly of the T II. P. Kald he wuk one called by the H ell com m itte e to te s tify and th a t the money spent liy thlH com m ute« was a waste o f p u b lic funds. O th e r re p o rts fro m re gional d ire c t- ors were heard, a ll of whom stated (Io- g ro w th Of tlie T. It I* In u ll part» u f the U nited States was phenomenal C lln to n W under, who reported on the east fo r M a jo r W. II P a rke r, staled th a t In these sections of rock ribbed economic mid p o llth a l views the plan was m eeting w ith success, and that clubs were fo rm in g everyw here in N. y state except In T am m any control led New Y o rk C ity. J. It, K ie fe r talked on the g ro w th o f Hie m ovem ent In the n o rth c e n tra l „ta le s , and F A. A rb u c k le on the developm ent In the west. Both lead ers were astounded at the Immense p o p u la rity o f the T. I t P W II Jackson, a negro preacher, addressed the convention m id com mended D r Townsend h ig h ly . Said the Negro population saw u g re a te r freedom In th is movement th a n In a n y th in g th a t hud developed In the h is to ry o f the c o u n try . 10 WANTED! fa ct o f being 1» understood, men w ill enjoy b e tte r health and longer life . In "Science and H e a lth w ith Key to the S c rip tu re s " (p. 246) M a ry B aker Eddy w rite s, "E xce pt fo r the e rro r o f m easuring and lim itin g a ll th a t ;» good and b e a u tifu l, man w ould enjoy more than threescore years and ten and s till m a in ta in his vig o r, fre sh ness, and p rom ise." The renew al o f stre n g th w hich r e- sults fro m a scientific w a itin g upon the L o rd can be experienced at any tim e and at any season. I t is not de- ' pendent on tim e o r circum stance, but upon the u n d e rstanding o f the ever-presence o f God. d ivin e M ind, who Is th e source o f a ll v ita lity and strength and a c tiv ity . There Is " do variableness, n e ith e r shadow o f tu rn . Ing” in the tru th o f G od’» ever-pres ence. Mrs. Eddy also w rite s (ib td ., p. 2 4 6 ), “ L e t us then shape o u r views o f existence In to loveliness, freshness, and c o n tin u ity , ra th e r than in to age and b lig h t.” Are we s o rro w fu lly lo o k ing fo rw a rd to "age and b lig h t, ’ or are we expecting every day a renew al o f "lo ve lin e ss, freshness, and co n ti n u lty ” ? A re we com panioning w ith these la tte r thoughts, o r are we fe a r- 1 lng the d a rk shadows o f age an 1 decay? . . . i I f o u r w o rk seems burdensome and the day drags w e a rily. It Is w e ll to rem ind ourselves o f th e d ivin e p ro m ise th a t “ they th a t w a it upon the L o rd sh a ll renew th e ir s tre n g th ; they shall m o u n t up w ith w ings as eagles; they shall ru n , and not be w eary; I and they sh a ll w a lk, and not fa in t." ! T h is prom ise is available now, a t the j present m om ent. We can a va il o u r- ' selves now o f the ever-presence o f d ivin e L ife , T ru th , and Love. I f the need Is fo r more energy, th a t need Is supplied th ro u g h the u n d e rstanding th a t God, d ivin e M in d , Is the source o f a ll stre n g th and a c tiv ity . I , to h u man sense the need is fo r rest, there are “ green pastures” prepared fo r fo r those who have need o f such re freshm ent, and Love, the d ivin e Shepherd, leads the discouraged and weary p ilg rim beside " ih e s tiy wa te rs ," w here he may renew his s p ir itu a l stre n g th and d rin k deeply o f th a t w h ich w ill sa tisfy and sustain h im .— The Christian Science S/onitor. 2000 HOP PICKERS Harvest Starts September 1st 400 acre high trellised bops. B est crop in Oregon. Excel lent camps. Day nurseries for children over two years old. O ne dollar deposit required for reservation of room (while they last). All deposits returned to those who stay through the season. Register in person at Ranch Office, or write E. 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