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UORUINO BWTE3KiraE, . TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1911.
V MOHrjIKS ETITEEFMSE
OKEGOW CTTT, OUGOV
I. BROME. tdltee and FwMc,
'ntare' aa iiiiiI-Imi BMtrar Ju
.try . ltll. at tfca aaat efltee at Orxea
!T. Orecea. waaer ta Act f Hurt
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ram tf nssqnrmii.
" Tear, jr nail . . .
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r atnatha. ay avail.
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Midland and children. Mra. Julia rroat.
Mr. and Mra. Chart Spencer, Mr.
aad Mra. Clayton White. Mist, Mary
Rllea Long. Mtaa Beryl LokCnMIm
Janata Schata, Mlaa Ada rroat, Kay
Cola, William & Howell Elboa Loaf.
Gilbert Lone, Oliver rroat, Roecoe
rroat.
FAMILY REUNION I HELD.
. . AirnrrenNT urn
Veat Pa par attta rw laearttoe. . . .!
""at Pan. per bach eed laaartloae. . tea
vfarrva aoaltM any pa-, par In oh
ra-et laeerttoa....... . ..,...
"afarr paaltlaa in . par I
M4 tanrilaaa ...lae
cia paper ataer tea ruat Ma, par ara
nrat Imnka ...!
, aaaee-atfhar thaa fan par too
aaaaa aiaaruana ...........
wacwls lae par Km; la rat-alar 4ver
vara a OB.
Waata. Far taJa. Ta Real ate., eae
at a ward flrat avsarUea; ewe-aalf eaat
additional
Katva for aa'rerttefae a aa Waakly
"nterprlee wlil b tha aa a. a as th
rtrjr. for adTartlaeaveat trl eepacaaUy
r tha waakly. Where th aavarUaraseat
traaafarrad from tha dally ta the waaa-
witaout ahaiura. tba rata anil ba a
n tavca fat raa ar tha paper, aad lat aa
- tor special aoalttoa.
asa aaeuM accompaay erear waere
rty la uakaowa la bwamee afTtca of
a Bntarpna.
Lrcal aaVerttatng at tagil adrartWnd
Cirrus advertlelna and apactal traaatent
. t van lain at lae ta oc aa men. aecore
- to apart! coadiUca governing th
Mr. and Mra. Juliu Braatja Calabrata
.... Wadding Annlvaraary.
A moat anjoyabla family reunion
waa that of tha Heltkempera at Oak
Garden
Garesmng Nt.
Pltiuta arvwlua lu sunlight alwaya
Grov on Sunday, tha oecaalon being I nr nMlM ii,(, ,t,.w lu shade,
tha celebration of th wooden anni- fr eviorailon aud trauiirattori ara
versary of Mr. and Mra. Jullua BroetJ, always (mini under thuee cliruus
thY latter a daughter of Mr. and Mra. nance.
Henry Heltkemper Dinner waa I MWJar w-wrtllg wo0 lha aun
vpiTaiii a ur avaa) irr aa waj a. u lUf VB I
oak traaa on th tract of land belong-
MRS. EMMA A. FOX
lag to Mr. and Mra. A. B. Townaend,
of Portland. Wooden artlclea of all
ahapea. aliea, were presented to Mr.
ahlne on lb foliage will nura tba
fullai.'e of utanr of niir i-vuhuu booae
plant.
sbadlai: durtuu xeHlT beat will
- a - a i . a .a AA
f Ka. kMaaMfatinH -w ,
aa fivavaiivH b), mw,
"Ftra Sal" and Bankrupt Sate" aaVer
' aiwua tf lark flrat inarrtioa: addl
aJ ataartkiBS aaata matter Ja laca.
Mew ttvaaa aa4 wall wr1ta artlotaa
atarit. with mtaraat to lorai raadar.
H a ldly KTpt Rrjrctad mou-
ripts aarar ralurna untraa aerooipaa
.. by
aWBioa ta prepay ata
CITY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER.
June 20 In American Mistorv.
s67 The noai paH fff limi nr
wbh-a Aika wa and lo toe t nit
ed Statea ror ;hm
!K7a-Kaata A Boa. )c-orl. din tor
and prealdeat of M-tk for many
yeara. dM' tarn ITH
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
(from aona todar to noon tf morrow
""an aeta 7 JU. rtiw 42: moon rtmm
a. m : p nv, eaatem tltu.
TKwa In rwajomtloa with Man.' pa
tug froan iwt tn aat at tbe planet. i
-reoter oaiy ne-Sftb of a decree annth
thereof, bewe In aotne piarva on '
raJtaOon of tbe ptaaei: 1) p m.. mi
ara time, an Jupiter pnm-tpai arw
Ittea area raw on enT of planet
fna'a derlnatln. 23-5 dTre nurtb
of cetewliat i)aator.
Tba aeopla of thli city abould buy
"Made in Oregon" good from the
'cal merchanta wbeneTer the prica
nd auality ara erual to Eastern made
rioda.
a a
. The "Mad m uregon" tnoTement
'"turn rated by tba Manufactarera' Aa
iciatioo. of Portland, will do much
t atlmntate tba manufacture andaalej
' f goods made within tbe at ate.
The failure of women teachers of
High School tn send In their
'ned contracts by tbe specified time
Vs reaulted in two men being elected
' - positions In the school. Last year
' .ere was not a man In tbe High
hool faculty.
''SPOTLESS TOWN" I
WORKER SKIPS OUT
Tboaa preaent were Mr. and Mra.
Henry Heitkemper. of Oak Grovw; Mr,
and Mr. Jullua Itroette, of Oak t'.rov;
Mr. and Mra. A. B. .Townaend. Mr. and
Mra. Ben Preeaer, Mr. and Mr. Joseph
Neldelmyer, all of Portland; Mr. and
Mra. Edward alirkendall and daughter,
Helen Kirkendall. of Tacoma. Wash.;
Mr. and Mra. Prank Hunch. John,
Frank and Edward Busch. of Oregon
City; Mamie, Grade. UHlan Town
aend. Kathrrn and Bernard Dresser,
Fred. Ceroid. Beanie. Joe and Baby
Towusend, Frank Presaeri of Portland.
HEDGES RE-ELECTED
tain luuUiurw.
TrnirtiMii- Uttb f !() air aud of
th tiler HMould lie nnillrpHl. Aa
overheuliHl and liumul aluioder
will nuv Ktm;;lv. hiiiiII' grvtb
ver.v aux't'i'tllile to allM. k of dlae.
The ti-oiiwrnture' l the witter uned
b lieen found to bav- a mnrked ef
feet on iiImuib. IWhi rvHiilra are ob
tained when Ibe wnier la alxnil. tbe
same teiniiernture aalhe lm-etu a bi It
the plant are grtiaiuc - ,
Although I he watering abotiKI not
be carried on a that a constantly wet
aoll reaults. In watertug -wlwajra tie
tboroiigb. Any re-eitaci In w blob
plant are growing should bar bole
tn th bottom for tlraluag.
NCUMBENT RECEIVES ALL VOTES
CAST CARTER CHOSEN
AT GLADSTONE.
LOGAN
A light crop of trawberrlea ta re
ported from all part of the country
Mr and Mra. J. P. Stclnavan, from
Currtnsrllle, visited relatives nera this
week. f
Clear Creek Creamery la running
full capacity. Purtrg May the total
amount of cream received waa 67.S44
pounds, amount of butter- manufactur
ed 22.739 pounds. Total price paid
patrons for butter fat waa 25 cerfs
pound net. The company put In a
new concrete floor In the churning
room. In one day last week 1800
J. E. Hedgen, the only candidate,
waa on Monday reelected school di
rector to serve ';ve rear. He re
ceived twenty-eight votes, all that
were coat. Mr. Hedgea baa aerved two
years aa airecor, and be waa requested pounds of butter waa churned. This
by- many of the business and profea-! the tlm of vear when esoeclal care
sional men to be a candidate to sue- j must be taken to keep tbe cream
ceed himself. Uavld Caufleld. Ueorge j sweet. Cool in It 'Immediate! from
nauuau aua u, w. il. m liter were tbe separator la a safe and sure
judges and e. H. cooper waa clerk of method.
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,'NOTHER PRISONER, EMPLOYED
ON STREETS, FINDS
BENEFACTOR.
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JOSEPH E. HEDGES
election. Mr. HedffPa haa
Oregon City baa lost the service of ; yaluable service as a member of the
street cleaners, who . did good
"irk for more than a month. Both
?re piiaonera, having been given Jail
'ntences for drunkenness and dis
derly conduct. Harry Clark, one of
men. disappeared Sunday night,
er having worked on the" street J
.ilrty-flve days, and having only fif--n
days more to aerve.
OanCornwell, who bad only seveD
?n daya more to serve found a friend
E. Dodge, the sawmill man, wbo
tained Cornwell'a release by pay-
120. Cornwell will work at
" Age's mllL The men cleaned all
e crosa streets, and aided In making
. egon- City a "spotless town."
noara, and, although he Is a busy
man; he cheerfully yielded to ton de
sire of his trlends that he lie a candi
date for re-election.
E. P. Carter was re-elected director
at Gladstone. He received forty-five
vote. The proposition o 'nntall a !
ea$Tt0t mUB'C tbe Ch001 was I VERNON WINS THIRD STRAIGHT
s ivu
BEAVERS LOSE WITH
HENDERSON IN BOX
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LEADER EXPLAINS
C1ISMJSCI0ICE
A a member of th Detroit Hoard
FRANCIS J. FLUNO, NOTED LEC
TURER, ADDRESSES LARGE
AUDIENCE.
iMEDSAHEUNABlE TO HEAR HIM
Spaaker Introduced By A. O. FreL
Who Tail Haw Hi Health Wat
Rtred After Lang
lllneaa..
N
r- ' a a
Keooic wno " nvpct
I - - - ak9
in anwrpn aramlalna abaarma .
re usually, dluppelnteJ.-
Thy fall W fl the Intereat they eipWd and tb. .Ll. .
meney paaaa t etbera. ,na "wl
I ni i"."- ' ' ' w-- w.w - .w ninsf Willi
wnan
hen yeu depealt yeur rneney a Time Camncsu .
Inge DepartmeM of thl bank, It remain undr au '".
umi a ur and eteady rate of Intaraat. Hr .
In Ihle kind an InveatmenL " Wltu!
The aoener you begin, the teener will you b u .
growing balanoe. '. pan.,
The Bank of Oregon City
O 0
LATOURICTT Prldo
F J.
A lecture on Christian Science waa
delivered In tihlvely't oera house
of Education, lecturer In Chautauqua I Hunday. afternKn at MO by :
r iiiiiu wuti ia a inaniiT i u, ir.
aaserabllea, president of the Michigan
Stat Federation and of tbe largest
club tn her home city and a parlia
mentarian of several Continental
Congressea Of the Daughter of the
American Revolution. Mra. Ktntna A.
Fox, who will speak at the Willamette
Valley Chautauqua on Club Day, July
T. has acquired a thorough knowledge
of parliamentary law and Ha practical
application. , -
Mra. Foi will conduct a rlasa In
Parliamentary Vange at the Headquar
ters of the Federated Womena' Club
at 3:30 each day. Thla clan waa plac
ed In the afternoon to accommodate
the great number of men and women
who could not attend In the morning.
Secretary Qary ha mailed 10,000
programa of the Chautauqua to tie
held at Uladatone Park July i to July
16 Inclusive. Copies of tbe program
for person who desire them will be
left Wednesday at tbe Young Men'a
Christian Association and J. K. Gill's
bookstore In Portland. Copies aUo
may be obtained at Huntley Kroe.'
drug atore and the First National
Bank In Oregon City. Secretary Gary
will aend copies to any realdenta of
bla and adjoining
settled here since
He requests that namea of new set
tiers be sent to Mm. .
of .lectureship. The hall was packed
to the limits; every foot of standing
room was occupied and many were
turned away, who wvre.uiiable to even
look In at lb door.
A. O. Freel. of the Oregon City
achools. Introduced tha lectdrer. Ill
remark follow:
"Friend. It I with genuine pleaaur
that t welcome you here fbla afternoon.
for Indeed, I know of no happier oc
casion than that which brlnga men and
womvh together to listen to a dis
course about God.
"Christian Science, or the one ab
solute Science of the one Infinite ill
vine mind, haa com to this material
istic and sin ridden age with a mes
sage of healing for the sick, the
diseased, and the si u ful. and of hoe
and cheer, and encouragement for
those who ar weary and oppressed
with the seeming burdens of this
world.
"In testimony of thl you will par
don nie for referring to my own per
sonal experience. Some six or aeven
years ago I w practically a physical
wreck. I had followed the doctors'
advice, taken their medicines, lived
counfle7 wh . have "n ,hHr P""""'- 'P
count lea who have ,ir,0B for ,,, H.rj,s of nm,; dur-
the last Chautauqua. , whrB frprU ,
up the coveted amliltlon of my Ufa on
' account of falling eye-sight and other
physical trouble.
Heart to Heart
Talks.
Bjr EOWLN A. NYU
This la mil talitaa
I suffering through which t passed.,'
i "After the lwt speclsllats wttUta
, my reach had faired one after another
1 to give m anything In tbe way of
. permanent relief, t turned to Cbristlan
; Sclenre. Through the study of Chris
tian - Science and Christian Science
slne am able to stand before you
; w ithout a single physical defect, to
I the Ih-nI of tuy knowledge a perfect
; lli v hU-m I man
."ll Is for, the purinae of listening tn
. i i . i n.j . .
I . . . i e wiiii in ruiiu hut qiiaiuii-u iu
DIED At HER TUB.
MotherbiNtd:
How li di-u i lile. gem le spirit runs unenk with authority on this subject
broach all the e.. from (In- bird front his long N-raoiinl assoclKtlon
mother tlKil feetN her lrod ami lights wl'n Mrs Kddy, I he discoverer and
or it fu the bumuii mother who lore t ni'ifern founder of this great lrnclile
ber own and aarrlll.e and die for It! wl,,cn l"M"1 ,,T "nd l
Au lionmiiv- posiit-a, on me snores hi ijann-e, in
The h i id work Jig IiumI ami of a New
rk (. J.i w-oiu-n ' dl'it. lemlnu ln r
to nupimri nix Miiall cbllilreti. FrleiuN
dvlel her to :irt with some of them.
but the lnl"Uiliulile uiotlii-r spirit re
fused, no Iih took In wuhIiIiic
Day after dur slw lulled at her tub.
nd far Into the nlglil wheTw-nr uveT
her Ironiiu; iMiard. The oldem My
ailed for and delivered ber work
And III ni she kept the wolf from. the
h nlliig tho alck and raising the dead
1 that we are ansemliU-d here this after
III Hill .
"Today there are lens and hundreds
of thousand of Intelligent met and
women, of every walk of life, and In
every "TtvlHxed country tinder the sun
reidy to bear w Uncus to thin healing
-teuflr
"Xfw
THE FIRST NATIONAL BAir
ol OREGON CITY , OREGON "
CAPITAL. SaAtOOOi,
Traaaaete a 0hI tanking vuelneee. open frw taw
world' -and wherav., i. u .
Irk are healed. ninnnt
lti. and Ih unrtghtaW .Z.'
etreita experlinired ."r-
Bttldent of tbl hia.k. brt 4
com within th, rsng. tf tjL?11
Science and Health alt. ju,7
Scriptures, cast nmr
aplred Word, and I. ,
sci.ntinc work, than tnt tL
ever was writ ten No oth TL
ever elated Truth d-l?.
venngi, and scleaufc.B.T '
un
reouke aln and slckneai hZV
forma and make th.m -
Boob Teach pur, .it1t
This book teaches pur tfkv. ,
doea not teach a mr bwir,.
Mrg. - Kddy discovered Ckai
b.ienca she gav up bar fbraaVaT
Ion and Ideas cxmrarnlni Call
Man. and wrot nuililiig t
folding of Sclnute. from uwk,,!
th On IMvlne rVliictpk-t)ol
urimian rH'imire a km
it i fw--rr
Science u omethlng to UajaWax
and demonstrated, not tjartti a
lleved.
And Christian SctaDllsui eaa
properly be termed simply feu
In Christian' Science, inr aw.
a Mathematician rould battiw.
u. i ..i i ... .. ..
"With tlie.e facts In mind we e
sisemliled here this afternoon with op
en ml'i'i", free from petty prejudices
rpinlv to vivo an nnlilnnvil air tn what
ooor. ninem ' UI.H1 tier, hut xtie went ; gB ( . MMr) concerning thl
HEGDALES GIVE HOUSE PARTY.
GAME BY 8C0RE OF
FOUR TO TWO.
88 ADA FROST ENTERTAINED.
-'end Giv Dinner In Honor of Her
Birthday.
.'diss Ada Frost was tendered a
thday dinner at the borne of her
ther, Mrs. Julia Frost, of Canemah,
Sunday afternoon. A most delight
t afternoon was spent by tbe fol-
vlng: Mrs. Bingham, Mra. M.
cob, Mrs. S. L. Steven, Mra. 8.
Guest Remain Until Sunday And Are ' :
Delightfully Entertained. , , ri ..., .
Mr. and Mr. Frederick Hegdale en-' IX,S ANCMJSS. June tt. (Spec
tertalned a house party at their beau-. lal.) Vernon won from Portland
tiful country home the latter part of "gain today, making three straight
last week. Mr. and Mra. Hegdale vlctorlea for Hogan'a men. Thia time
proved to be most delightful host
and hostess. The party left here on
Friday and remained until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hegdale have named
their home "Komlgen," and the mem-
Iienny Henderaon khm on the mound
for McCredle"s mei" and the leaver
hid epeeted to win. Vernon clinched
the game by making four score In
the fira! three InnlnRa. Portland made
ber of t,he house party will no doubt ,wo acores In the fifth. Cant let on wa
"come again." The guests were Mr. teady at critical stages, and although
and Mr. Bruce Zumwalt, Mis Clarice e allowed eight hits, was never In
Zumwalt, Edward Zumwalt, Mr. and danger. Henderson hid an off day,
airs, w . it. uoarrey, uayiora Godfrey ,ne ,rBl one 'or somevime.
and Thomaa Hage.
Poverty Exists Only
Where Wealth Is Found
Br Dr. ALGERNON CRAPSEY. Author and Clergyman
The results Monday were aa fol-
lows:
Pacific Coaat League Vernon 4,
Portland 2; no other games scheduled.
Northwestern League Portland 4,
J Tacoma 2; Seattle 11, Spokane 4;
Vancouver S, Victoria 1.'
I National League Pittsburg 3,
; Brooklyn 0; no other game scheduled.
y American League Philadelphia 6,
.Washington 3; Detroit 8, Chicago 6;
- v. . . -" .win if , i. i.. iAJu in anu
Cleveland not scheduled.
' STANDING.
Portland ,
San Francisco
Vernon
Oakland
Sacramento ...
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast.
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42
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31
Spokane :
i Tacomg ..
, Vnacuver
i Portland..
Northwestern,
W,
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eOVEETY i. a DISEASE OF CIVILIZATION, and it
onl exista wten beingt hive advanced to a cerfaiu ttate in
nwunau f I - .. Tl f
X 0 . Ul I jr, IIUICI bf I M
, -iunurw, iwx wuen mere u not miniciont nouriinment to au
, tnin certain forma of natural Hfe that, particular exiattnee periahes.
CiMfM man ta an nf tn nafnn that l. v . I.!- J I .1:
. D - t f ' " . . " uilhu
''t. POVERTY. EXISTS ONLY WHERE WEALTH EXISTS. AND IT IA
ONLY WHEN THE ' RIGHTS OF PROPERTY HAVE BEEN VESTED IN
INDIVIDUALS THAT YOU HAVE THIS HORRIBLE SPECTER WALK-
im'a YU aT ttTatWT'al r nislMIMi 1M TUr ftJintlY rsW di sr iu
fiww I ria ws eassa-awsasiw ew esvasa www W r ktill I T. a 1
, The canse of poverty today it tb same caliw a of old", tbe enforce ! Victoria
meat of tbe great rule of civilization that the STRONGER man hat Little Duane Anderson fell
the right snd aven conaidera it hia xJutv trr make- the weaker work for LS Jth- iKtK
him, and thia brings about the deoletion of tie weaker, . , . , ' -
ovuiwli 10 lu-r hsnl ilullv limk. for It
u reuiinl enough IIkii li ana n!.e
to provide far Uvr di-x-tnlciit orr-iirtni:
Kut grnluiilly this Imive in. u lu-r
broke ilo rf ti
There .i-re dny of cru-l hiIiik. iliiyn
of e-kiif had w c.i in.-i.i. There
were iilcliix in the miIIIIiiu little
lichen when- she fliilliil the finery
of the rich n hen sbe ofiMn f.intid.
So my corn-NHiudent ny
There were diiy of lllin-x ben li-
could not work. I-jiruliii vrew less
nd ta fi-ed the hungry iiioiiiIim. It Is
feared, she often went without food
And tbeu nue.duy Ibe nioll'er fen
over her tuldend:
W bleb la all. But ran t It enoughT
She pn til the Inst full in.ntoire of
motherly devotion. Men it ml noiiien
often die benic deaths under luiu lx.
bat this poor mother died by Inches.
Btrnlnln? lu lone drawn ngony ihe !nst
drop of her blood tn enrn hrend and
butter for her biihe.
Jf the newspnper henilllne n-conl
how one din nt Ida post hm.I nnotbor
gmn down with bis endue, surely this
mother deecrve In llg letters (how
atrsnge to aw It Unit way
"IMed ul Her Tub,"
Dtrvidaa Reward.
, "Booth Tsrklnirtou I very dim-ult to
pleaxe in lu.itt.rM Hieiiirl.sl." mild a
Philadelphia novellKt "Tarklngton
was visiting tire here during the run
of one of hi own piuys. iiud after
dinner one evening; we sauntered to
the theuter. Itut the d'Nirkeetier didn't
know um mill nr aotne little time re
fusel to let iw In. Finally, though.
Tarklugtoir identity wns eatnbllshed.
and we were mdii'-ied to m stage Img.
But the perf.n-iufliH'e wein't up to
much Tnrklneton fldirHed In his
chiilr. und t the end of tbe first act
he aiie-gcMted Hint we go. (Mi our wny
out I wiw tny lllnairioim friend peer.
Ing anxlnttoly nlHiut Ibe lobby, "Whut
lire you U,knv fort I said. 'I'm look
ing.' suld Tnri ingfon. 'for that chap
who wouldn't let ns lr. I want !
glre him a ninirter.' '
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P.O.
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on an
friends and rela-
Uvea of Mr. O. D. Robblna celebrated
her birthday. Dinner wat aerved In
th yard "in th shade of the old ap
ple tree." to which all did full justice.
CAN BY.
Iter. C. L. Creeay wat In Portland
Thursday.
P. Felster't 6, 10 and IS cent store
i now completed. He haa a fine new
building and a large up-to-date stock
of goods. .
Bernard Davenport, who haa been
working In Oervare, haa gold hit bust-,
'"", iuciw auu reiumea vo canny
with the expectation of carrying on
the Jeweler' business.
The Tanby Red croaaed bate with
the Oswego team last Sunday at the
fair ground. The home team won.
Score 11 to 10. Although the game
waa Interesting It waa alow.
July thla year. Ouna will be fired at
sunrise, Muslo will be furnished by
Ihe Canby band. At th fair grounds
In the afternoon there will be all
kinds of races run for purse. Hon,
Henry West brook, of Portland, will
be the sneaker of the day. At 1 o'clock
Canby will play ball agilnst Chemawa.
There will be dancing In th pavilion
at tbe fair ground, the music to be
furnished by Oarrett'a orchettra.
underfill hoc ling xiwcr, Christ lau
, Science,
I "I now have the pleasure of Intro
ducing to you the sleaker Of tbls oc.
I caslon, France J. Fluno M. D. C. S
Ml., of the t'brUtlnn Science Hoard o
j Lectureship, who Wilt speak to you on
'he subject e,f "Christian Science and
Christian Self ntiiis."
)r. Fluno said:
Christian Science Is tbe law of Ood
(Science and Health 4H2 27 ) known
understood nnd found demons! ratnble.
It Is th Science of Being: Tbe
Science of IJfe: It Is the knowledge
of Truth and true Being, reduced to
System. Its nam defines It, for It la
perfectly Christian: because It Coun
tenunces no wrong, either In .tneory
or practice. It Is Scientific, for It ad
mlts of no error, either In premise or
conclusion. Its name la Just what It
should he; Is aa definite and slgnlfi
cant aa It can be.
Christian Scientist are Individuals,
ho have found this Truth and found
It to tie true; Found Christian Science,
ii nd found It to be scientific; and are
succeeding In a measure to demon
strata It upon themselves nnd others
who come to them for help. Step by
step they are learning their way out
of bondage Into lllierty, out of faults
nnd fiillures Into correctness and right,
Finding their way more and more out
Into the grand possibilities that await
them in the great Science of Truth
and Truth Being of which they are
earnest advocate and exponents
Christian Science la the law of IJfe,
Truth and lve, understood and de
monstrated, that haa come to the
world; and has come by revelation,
to one, who, through many year was
being fitted to receive It, and give It
to a waiting people. And Christian
Science la being recognized and ac
knowledged aa Science, and hence, is
being received and taught scientifi
cally and understanding.
And because It Is Science, it it de
monstrable; and la being demonstrat
ed In every nation of tbe civilized
world; and because It la science and
can be, and It being demonstrated,
therefore tbe world must and will re
ceive It, and nothing can stand
before It. It I the Eternal Truth,
whose convincing and converting pow
er nothing can daunt, and whose on
ward march no foe can cope with.
Those who have espoused thla cause
are working earnestly and courageous
I)', demonstrating for themselve and
for the world thl gospel, of "On earth
peace, good will to men," and though
they find at time th burdena large
and heavy, yet added strength It given
with each added load to bear. They
feel that much haa been done for
them, and of them much will be re
quired. For, Christian Sclenltt are
individual, who ilk all the world,
whether they know It or not, were
sinning against themselves an.1 their
own best Interests, and suffering be
cause of I heir tinning, and who came
to the healing watera of the Chrisf
cure to be cleansed of their tint; and
when they were washed, they were
healed of their malady, cleansed of
their tint and their consequent suffer
ing, And now humbly and meekly.
yet boldly and mightily, they are fol
lowing the Christ "Throuah evil a
well aa good report" and actuated br
tha mighty power of Lov. and Life.
that i irresistible aa th omnipotent
C t', i!i y are hu-uc, -if th'js should
hold their pear, the ttonea would Im
mediately cry out."
Christian Science cannot fall, any
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full, niaihaiiiallea Aavar Heceloa Thitftloushla H.i ik.i - k
Science of Number wUI never fall In hook It being felt. at)a lu'ill!,'1
any problem ami ngurea win not fal
sify concerning It. likewise Christian
Science I absolutely Scientific, and
the Science of Being cannot fall. The
eternal laws of Lite, Truth and Love,
having their foundation x In tbe one
Ood. ran nrrmore fall than their foun
dation Principle, th Eternal Ood
Can fall. .
Statement Logical and Scientific
Christian Science makes Ita state
ments logically tru and Scientifically
correct. The Science of Being I as
independent aa tim tK-ialica of Mathe
matics. IJke the Snirll of Love, it
seek tin reward, and fear no punish
metii. Since ll Is the eternal fact of
Being. t can aland alone; being true,
and Ita Principle Truth. It asks tin sup
port from any one or any thing. '
It la the same whether thousand
rally to It etandard or seek to trail ! Ilglous belief;
Ha banner In th dust. It 'a a living
reality,, and Ita principle, Kverlastlng
IJfe hnd therefore cannot die; It
will live through all the age yet to
come, as It has lived through all the
ages that have already come, Aud
because Christian Science la tbe Kter-
nsl Law of Being It does not there-1 mere believer In Mlhamiir
fore teach eternal banlttbmeni from I are ttudenjta of ChrUtlta t6nt
(iod, or ;hhI yet It I a aelt evident 'they are studying to urnlertuat (Vt
ta i. that whatever of good there la man Science, but not trying to Wtim
for us In the great t'nrhangeable, I ! It. They soon see that tlMtr Mid
waiting for ua now. hence the farther do not change anythiog; that taxi
we go astray, ami the longer. we stay ! true, I true whether the k.lu
away, the greater .will be our suffer- or not ; but If Ibey wouUfget lata
lugs and the longer we will have them j fit of It, they must undent. -tn
hoar. i the same In the Science of Brlat a
Ood ia Omnipotence: And being , in Ihe Science of Numbers.
"Veaterdsy, Today and forever Ih No teacher In Matbrauilr. r
rame," ta omyilpotenre therefore, ' demonstrating a proposition for i a
forever lis been and 'or ever will m j pll. ever asks that pupil etwttMth
main, iienre no mner power Clin he, ' lie I lev ea It; he auk bin If a Mart
tin other power haa ever been, and stands It, knowing that kit MM
no other power ran ever be able in ; disbelief, will noi cbaac tk bn.
stay his mighty band, or thwart Him I And wbal la (ni la th Sdtars d
In HI pur. Therefore Ood and ! Numlier In lhl respect, la aantvitlcti
Heaven are. end their opposite Is not: 1 ly true In Ihe Science of Belac
nnd Divine Sclenre Is Ihe angel that j Christian Science la set audi ip f
romen to-iay to lay hold "On Ibal old I mere pcrnul opiniuea ft aa tbe
serpent. Milch. s the devil, and Satan Science of Being and kit tot frlMC
nd " -m ill chain "him and ral him ' of Number. It never wkt ku
'nut Ihe liollymlcas dt"- ihe great no- i think about It. or ho he! stoat K,
hrr and all his aoicels wHh him.' or .whether e Ilk ll or sot
but neither Sitan nor his angels ar ; It never i-hntige to ut wu Ilk
peioii ijevll. but if rsonlfled evils. 'or dislikes; It never ran en lat
.en ,.a I itl inwe. hatred, revenue, by. M fci'irtfy tny bile's pirtkaW UM
wrly. Hlckn. sin and death. " Cmlt " dliTrrvara tbit ftr
-h i-tl i'i SclentlMts, being student ia:.k, liovi ensiled or bo thaw.M
f i Ii'j lihlne S Hence and finding how I lh ov bo v hhi., nr bl yotr aaa
r -Ii Mtitlrnt'r true It Is. nnturally and lug ikkIn u a y be. or boem aaa
r. resoil'v, (In a memure at leasii yi ii it--y ft.r aUminr. Bs,
;v tn bi'otne Mie with It : I i reflect - ln-tn ' lis ' un lian'ul! lai aJ t
l. to represent It and express It, In I r ctnesn ami rlxht, It stands u a
thought. In word and In deed. And ; moved and relentless aa U a
lille. thl mlth L)iein I a growth, and 'of NumNrs. sixl fnim It great baft
I' Is attained to by degrees vet oa-! d l4v Is siving, "Yon mast wst
tientty and by degrees It Is attained. ' me. I raunoi onie to yo. Tot w
Christian Scientists are those wha
like tbe shepherds of old. hav seen
I hi tight, and are following where II
l"id. snd would point others lo that
light, that Ibey may follow also.
Christian Science being Independent
ly right. It can stand alone, and Chris
tian Scientists are growing Into In
dependence, not what the world calls
lndeiendence however; for the Chris
Han Scientist' Independence 1 abso
lute dependence upon Ood. They are
learning to mnke practical the flrat
commandment,. "Thou ahalt hav no
other Cods before me." -They are
learning more and more, to depend
upon Ood. Ihe One, the only Ootid
In sickness and In health, In pain or In
pleasure; In times of plentv or In
Hmea of want; learning at all time
and under all circumstances, to follow
the Christ through evil report aa well
as rood report.
Christian Scientists, living more and
cvire, nut In that principle of Inex
haustible plentltud and fullness, learn
a certain dcitree of Indenendenc. nt
concede to my requirement, I et
concede lo yours I bar Eternal lfl
to arlv. but you must nreda aam
all false beliefs to gut If." K
vour rlnht desires snd every kai
nd, but they must be given to Oof
way. and can only be your way,
von hav conformed to His.
Christian Science It baaed ot IM
One ontv but universal (Jood;
hence la aood alike to all. but ebuM
not for any. And bene, abould arwr
be read with th qumUos &fof
whether we are going te Ilk ft. kit.
Ia It true? It the queslloo to b we
aldered. It should never be
with the Idea of liking, or dlsllkiagll
a though our llkit or dlallx. "
acceptance or rejection would It J
wav affM-t tha areat Fart Of Betnf,
What matters It wh Iber w Mlr
m. ,1.,.. nna-balf tl
. 1, M . Ul.rHH.1 I Ill" ,
fourth r If w reject It. J"
prove It false? Or If
doea that make It true? 0"?
ceptance or rejectlofl eltw w
that c0 be clentlfically provei,!"
material way and means, and a niore practically demonstratedT
m tieau ueiiii'i, n,..w . .
V Ii. - i m.ln. bvUbcs. vni
lilnvwiH, ti.inv 7. n.1
mattera it. whether w T
man. In hit tru .plrltual hw
hit relation and eonahlp to tW,
Father, has for bit Inheritance, per
feet, unchanging health, to'""'?
and everlasting life. Doel I our ww
ance or rejection, alter th J"1,
can be and It found
Abd by practice It being
ed? And thl fact It belnpf,,a
demonstrated, every M '
perieci aepenuence upon the One
flreat Cause, whose higher lawa of
Spirit am. UplrltiiNllty annul th sup
posed lawa of matter and materiality.
and consequently, govern all thing In
the spiritual, as well as In the so
called material world.
I Law of Llf.
Christian Selene la the Scientific
knowledge, or the law of life, reduced
to a system and found practical, not
only in tbe physical heating of sick
ness and tin and all evil. but in the
destruction of them, from off the face
of the earththat Hit Kingdom may
come, and Ilia Will be done, on earth
a It It in heaven. And Christian
Scientists are those, who, to the ex
tent that they understand thla great
Truth, are practicing It, upon them
telvet and othert, who aik of them
the tame Ood 'a blessing. And hund
red are being healed every day. of
tlcknett a well at of tin. and of sin
aa well at of tlcknett; and ths in
their turn, are learning the great Law
of Being, and how to apply It ln,thelr
own case, and upon those who, In
tnetr turn ahall come to them.
'ine uible, and Selene and Health
with Key to the Scrlnturea. be Mary
Baker Eddy, are the Text booke of
Christian Science. Thla latter named
book, Science and Health with Key
to the Scripture sheds a new and
spiritual light on the Scriptures, il
luminates Being,' and sett thought at
work In right directlona. And life. It
found not to be a burden, betet with
sickness, .enshrouded In dartcnesa and
engulfed by fear; bnt la found to be
worth the living: for health la found
In place of tlcknett; light Inatead of
darknea, and love In place of fear.
The tinner finds the way of redemp
tion, and he himself, sitting at the
feet of Christ. the Truth, "Clothed
and In hit right mind." '
Lest than forty yeara ago, thla book,
Sclenre and Health' with Key to the
Scriptures, waa first published and
given to the world. When It flrat ap
peared, critic aald, "It would never
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