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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON ' SUNDAY JOURNAL', PORTLAND ; SUNDAY , MORNING, ' JULY. . 8, ' 1913. ' ORIHIT MM SCENE AT OREGON HOTEL WHERE CONGRESS OF MOTHERS TENDERED BANQUET TO CONFERENCE SPEAKERS ; AVERS DELE ""No Political A Society Has Occident Is Thrcatendd With Heathenizatidn- Unless Mis sionary Movement Is Con- Ttinually Pressed. ; , wne-iniojtxisience Apart From .This Religious Prior Y ciple; Declares Dr." Wylie. 1 ) V' M h y r 1 . f f GOD OF HIS ACCEPTED THEORY: " v j; J r ? " v c ' MbH' '.a' i MMi M l u:,i.iJis ss?vftlw ' . J Art EDUCATOIi'SUi !:!.- V1 - v Speaking on "Religious Fundament . ; ; els in, ths Common Law," Dn' Richard , ; . Cameron Wylie of Pittsburg at yester day afternoon's session of the World's i Christian Cittxenehtp conference at Multnomah - club atadlum said In part K ;,- "Toe view-. baa, been; held by many ;;' . that religion la a purely personal mat- ter, between the Individual and God. This view: leads to the' conclusion , that WJth state has nothing to' do with re- li'Jlaiottvbut,. to protect every man In the exercise , ox religious liberty, put me creat thinkers of the world la-all ages '. i agree that there la a soolal at well ss yj' personal 'religion. :"" vi. i- j, ma important tas to discover and formulate those religious princl- -. Dies whioh are essentially political and belong to the very essence of national 'V.v,- r"Ths popular theory or e-overnment today Is know as -the historical .-:er ' evolutionary theory. On this theory po- j y litical society, together, with th gov srnment it established, is ; the product :r-et evolution, and the Idea of a divine band to originate and guide the' pro. cess Is generally either ignored or. de-;;fy- Bled. :- - -5 ''vVfv, .'R. ' . , Qod of. Stations. . v v",'v "This theory thus stated will not ao 7?. count for ill the facts. It falls to ac ; i count ; for ths real ' life and , growth Nothing shdrtof. divine power-could originate it. It Is a historical fact-that ':; no political society has ever yet com Into existence. apart from the religious ; prlnclpls that there is a Ood of ne- ; tlpns. This principle has been supposed to mean, that each nation ;ha a Ood ;: ; of Its own. But the t'trutfc is one' God has made one blood all' nations and has . appointed v the bounds of their habita , tlons. No nation could possibly be born V Without ; getting it life-, from , God. - "The.' first ' religious fundamental .' found in the vital constitution of a ' . nation' and - expressed In the ' common . - law la the truth that there Is a Ood ; of nations. Evolution will account for .; the changes taking place, .but not for the existence of authority,, that nay even - take away 'life for crime."1 . i "Political society is clothed ' with" po : i lltleal, overelgnty by the .Ood of na tlons. It follows that His law is-. fhe rule of national l!fe These two funds-. , mental religious principles are .'- the fundamental, vital, unwritten law of every nation.;.; '--f:; ..;,-.?'. -Mv 'S,'! ;. Third raadamental MncipW "Whers Christianity is Introduced and prevails a thlfd fundamental .be comes the part of the nation's un writ-. - ten law. A missionary whi has labored n.any years In China stated recently ' that converted Chinamen not only hold that Ood gives existence to nations, authority and law but they also read ily grasp the idea that Jesus Christ ." ' Is ruler of nations. ,' "Any other nation would be to their minds illogical. Why Christian people . .In this country ever lost sight of this , i xruin is an asionisning . race it -can , oniy ue nswauiga lur vj turn ini mil , it has been misinterpreted and mlsao- plied. ' tip as Christ'. representative on earth to whom nations are to bs sabiect, or when civil rulers are7 regarded at Christ's representatives as head of tlie ! church, Oppression and persecution us t! nally; follows. This has resulted in the swinging, of the pendulum , to the ' t extreme . of national atheism. "What practical use can be madt i ef thets religious fundamentals? Writ ten constitutions should be transcripts 4 of the unwritten. It follows that our national written constitution should , embody these : religious fundamentals." REVIEW OF THE ' Contlaaed From Huntington. Or- from septlo poisoning. t Ue was accidentally wounded by one of , ww revolver wuico ne looa xrom a . trunk,, and refused to go to a hospital. . , Mr. Becker had been' married" to Zella ;. Harris Just a week prior to his death. . , . Train-wreckers tried' to ditch a North V. arn Pacific passenger train a few miles " east of Auburn, Waslu, by piling angle ' Irons and a switch point on ths rails. of the track, and the train bumped over U' mw iivH. ifuiAv tuuuuii mv iiuin 1 i an hour. -y:- - '.- ! Auwiuiui u mum (ivsn oh. ai lioi- eago, a total of 123 deaths had occurred Up to Tuesday, from heat prostatlons in .different eastsrn cities. . Chicago led, Xt. wiui uuuiun.. jusa aoga aaaea i I the terrors of the beat wave, and 20 t Bv Thursday . the death toll had bean Late Monday night, five persons were burned to death and 10 or more serious- lv lnlurail in ft.flM whlih rittrvut an i tmmlmnt hntal A. )j.;TAib All 1........ .WMW ..WW nV.W .: u. aliens, vand were booked to sail from ft New Tbrk the next day for their homes In Europa- The police are inveatlgat-teg-ths origin of ths .fire;1" -7. The "steamer AIM, commanded by Captain W. E. Ouptlll, ran upon an-un-,,; charted rock near, Klawock reef ; off -f Ketchikan Alaska, and . lost her keeL v I This,, is the : fourth accident In two ..j weeks to steamers plying in the Alaska i trade, and -two of them were lost. Mar t iners are preparinsra petition for a. re- survey .of Alaskan; waters, vi p-i mene cnviua, cruia oi nine, pwtyea an excellent game ef chess at San Fran .?'il-i cisco against Frank J. Marshall, the i rriRT nn Rnunnian. inn HrnM M.-nraw. , Marshall played 31 . boards slmultane 1 ously, won it games, drew five and lost 'vf one. '':.. ; -:: ''-v j.-' 'V t ' ' v..-1 ' - y The battleship Louisiana was beached Wednesday afternoon on an Island In fi Narragansett bay, : because of an aool 4 dent to the injection valve, causing ths W sngins room to fill with water.. Frank Van Nuys, ths , Stayton', Oft, i man who collided with another fielder so hadlv inlured 'that ha died Tunadav r-: John Cort has announoed the trans . for of his theatrical headquarters from U ieattla -to .New.York.-A: ....-,,;iv .v U; VS President and. Mrs., Wilson have an i nounced the v engagement of their eo . , dhd daughter, Jessie- Woodrow Wilson, ' to Francis Bowes Bay re of , Lanoaster, . i penn. The. wedding will take place at ( I the. White .House In December. , , Mr, k I Sayre Is at preaeht an attorney In. the OfflcS of Dlstrtot Attorney Whitman of n New Tork.- " ; I ; i While thousands Of provincial soldiers ."1 Were parading 'the'- street at : Wlnnepex. ' .'''Man;" July '4. a young 'Amerlcaa warrd i the 'United States flag, a xnob.or jcIv i lllans tote Jt from his srraKp, . and trampled It In the streets. Xturin the "1 ' " ENGLAND DOES NOTHING Y Y- FOB CRIPPLED iIARTYR "London, Juiy (.The X-ray martyr and pioneer Professor - Harnack, form erly , of . the London hospital, who has had seventeen operations for dermatitis. among them 'the amputation of his left hand,-: last week gave evidence in an action In the BoW county court Mr. Harnack' s right hand is also affected, and in the course of aq interview after giving his-evidence, he said the disease was ' gradually spreading all over - his right hand."whlch br feaTed "n- would lose' In'' time.-' ' .'';; 1 "They -very kindly pensioned rue off from the London Hospital -on my full salary" he said. T, am always thank ful for that, but" h added;- "the naUott has done nothing,", . .'. i V y, - f PENNSYLVANIA MINER - GIVEN LARGEST VERDICT . New Tork., July . What la said to be the largest verdict ever given In a personal injury cass in the United States circuit court has been handed down be fore Judge Chalfield in Brooklyn, Stents, law Tensavage, a miner, having been awarded .. U7.600 , for injuries suffered while In the employ of the Lehigh Val ley Coal company at Shenandoah; Pa. On June -.10, Mil, Tensavage was working as a helper, in the company mines. While carrying percussion caps his oil lamp ignited one. - An explosion followed, causing ths loss of both eyes, right arm and all but the Index finger and thumb on his left hand. He was In the hospital five months. He sued for 150.000. The Jury was out three mln ates. - . J-! - - '; -" ., ,' WORLD'S NEWS the Preceding Page, ' celebration at Tuscon, Aria, the. United States flag which had been flying above the Mexican consulate, was also torn down and trampled. Reports differ as to whether the outrage at Tuscon was com mlted by Americans themselves, or by Mexican sympathisers. .'.. While Earl Morgan, a 15-year-old boy, was firing a toy cannon on July 4 at his home at Bellevua, Wash., across Lake Washington from Seattle, the gun ex ploded,' tearing off his leg. :-'!... His aeroplane turned turtle while' he tried to make landing after an exhibition flight July 4 at Proaeer, Wash.; result ing in" injuries that will probably psove fatal to ;; Harvey - Crawford, young aviator. -..;! vV'';. ...--. --f ? Vainest Man In -Colorado; . ' Calted Prees Uteed Wlre.1 ' ' ' , . f: .Denver, Col,; July B. Colonel James A.'" Bhlnn, stte game and fish'1 comls stooerr says he has found the vainest man In Colorado. He Is a cow punoher who. wrote tor a 'job as "state hunter," the duties of which will be to eliminate predatory animals. " fear . neither man or -beasCT" de clares the applicant, "and X don't ear how big they are. , , " "X am a man of exceptionally steady nerve. t v- i 1 ."I have hever been excited. "I can Uok,my weight in wildcats. ' i "And push a bull moosei off the earth. v 'Have . not . flept , Indoors for .. four years." , t.:'.' Seqf ;BiD' '14 Out, He Is i .un t. ii & .teas'-, i , J . . t . . ; '. ' !' - We mako Screens to measure t inrprlslngl low prices. Otirvtaachln-, - try and facilities enable ns to do so. Phone as for an. estimate. 1 If 'you think our prices are not low enouglydon't by. Yoa'are onder tio obligation. ' ' - - ' .-. - ' PHONE EAST 32; B-K33 ' NEW: BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY- - feSBSSsBamMselsBsSa tlTftrt-RAPHT V.J.lii'....-. Napoleon ;i, "emperor of the French, Napoleon, by H. A. I Fisher. 1913. Napoleon I, emperor of the French. Personality of Napoleon-, by J. H. Rose. J.013.H -f-y. "-'." . . 1 " ' "' 'O'Brien, Captain . Unafraid ; the Strange adventures of Dynamite John ny O'Brien as set down by Horace Smith. 1812. .. .. ABOOItS IN FOREIQN LANQUAOES Bernstein Mystery of the Paciflo Ocean; or Women as Sailors. Oeljer Svenaka folkets historla, lv In : Oorky, pseud. 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"HISTORY. Anethan Fourteen Tears of PlplO- matio i.ire in japan; leaves rrom dlarv. istt . , . . Prince Concise' History of New Mex ico. iis. - LITERATURE, . Bull en Oueen Mariamna . 1108. Bullen Tragedy of Pardon .Diana 1811. f Gregory New Comedies: r The Bogle Men, The Full Moon, Coats Darner's Gold, McDonougrh's wire. 111. PHILOSOPHT. Hoffdlnr Brief : History of Modern Philosophy. . 1V13. Kulpe Outlines of Psychology, based upon the results of experimental inves- 44 VmOIt AVENUE NORTH titrations tr. by E. B, Tltchener. " Ed. t. 1009. - i. Perry Approach o Philosophy. 1010, . , RELIGION. - . Blble-O. T. Selections . Israel's laws and regal- precedents from the days of Moses to the closlnar of the legal canon, by C. F. Kent' 1007. . ' Hocking Meaning of God' In Human Experience : a philosophical study r of religion.. 1313. - . - SCiiilNCB. , Carpenter Climate and Weather? of San Diego. Cal. 191S. " " Farrell Practical Field Geologyt In cluding a guide to the sight reoomltion of 1 30 common or . Important mineral a v.!-,' '."",;. BOCIOLOOT.-- wl Bryan Fundamental FacTsidfor the Teacher 1013. - J 7 T . . , Cabot-Character Training; a sugges tive series of. lessons In ethics; rev., sunnlemented and ed. for teachers, . by Edward Eyles. tlU2.'V. ' ,'- Cohen Soclallam' for Students. 1113, ' Fetter, ed. Source Book in Bconom tew, selected anu ed. for the use of col lege olasses. 1811. Gravos Peter Ramus and the Educational- Reformation- of- the Sixteenth Century. 1013. . r , xienderson Case for Socialism, 1 til Moss Applied Minor Tactics (inoiud ing map problems and the war game), map reading and map sketching; slmpli- fled for beglnnera 1313. USEFUL ARTS. Bowsfleld Making , the Farm Pay. 1918. Cowing Blood ' Pressure; Technique Simplified. Ed. 4. rev. 1912. , DeLancy A to 2 pf Pigeons and Ban tams. 19l0. ' X"-- ;' v rv-. Farmer Farmer on the Strawberry. 113. Gulick Muscle Building. 1905. - Ilanderaon Arlatocraev at Haalthi a Study of Physical Culture. 190. . Jttoover concentrating ures cy Flota tion, being a description and history of a recent metallurgical development, to- R ether with a summary of patents and tl ration. 1913. ; OKane Injurious Insects;'' how, to recognise and control them. . 1913. ADDED. TO REFERENCE J DEPART- : Bacon-Foster Early Chapters In the Development of the Patomao Route to the Weat. , 1913. ,,' -.fyrZ Chlvers-i-Paper of Lending Library Books, with some remarks on their bindings. 1910. - tKeppler Selection of. Cartoons from - Mltf ord Our Village; 5 with an In- ELECTRIC SERVICE BULL RUN PARK ON .. -'V:. ,1 ;.vttV "-?' ';';.," .- ' '.. ' '''" : TRAINS LEAVE FIRST AND ALDER STREETS 1 - ' i sjj ii ,i . ill r i a ii i .in ii-inn pi -ii. i i '. 7:50, 9:50, 11;50 wni,--l;50 3:50, S5 t iiu: SUNDAY, JULY 6 ft'' - ' essSSMSSSBMSa w:'l.i' -V".- -i("ih-'"-'-ff -r-i-'ii. . . , .!'-; ..iV"'''.J. i,'. 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Brown Enchanted Peacock, and oth er etories; -with pictures by Lucy Fitch Perkina . ' ' 1 Browne Rubber. 19l. ' '- ' Fullerton Small Gardens for Small Folks. 1913. Hauff Caravan Tales and Some Oth ers; freely adapted and retold by J. 0. Hornstein. . . 4 t Herbertson ft Herbertson Man an( His Work; an Introduction to Human Geography. Ed. 3. 1911. v - - Home, ed. .Uonk of DrTlla 1191. I Jenks The Sailor. 1911. ' Plutarch Plutarch's Lives for Boys and girls; being selected lives freely Sstold by W. H. Weston, with sixteen rawlngs In color by W, Ramey. 1911. . Rabelais Three good gianta whose famous deeds are recorded In the ancient from the French by John Dimltrv chronicles of Francois -Rabelais; com piled rrom tne lrrencn ny jonn uimitry; Illustrated by Gustave Dors and A. Boblda. 1887. Btanvon Card tricks. 1911. Thompson Stories of Indians. 1(93. Waterman "Boy Wanted.'1 a book of cheerful counsel. 1904. Whitehead two tireat southerners, Jefferson Davis . and Robert E. Lee. 1912. - -.- - ' ..''., fr Stork Is 'lafiIlg;, " " London, July Offlolal statistics re cently published -show that ths birth rata In England and Wales in 1912 was the lowest on record, being 23.1 per 1000 of population, or per 1000 below the average for ths preoeding 10 years. The death rate Is also the lowest ever recorded. A comparative table giving the death rates of large cltiea places London at the top with 13.4 and New York next with 14.1. t - . Junction , HONEST WEGR0 PORTER GETS ONE DAY OF REST , ,i .it.y, .v.' VBtsMaMrtsseeMeeaa ' '"' v v " ' ' New Tork, July I. When W.', T.', C. Waterman,; arrived in . a taxi at the Freiioh line pier he had Just time to spring out," exchange a' goodbye hand shake with ' O. R. Cauohols, who was there to see his wife and daughter sail, and then dash aboard the steamer La Fiance, before the gangplank was lifted. A moment later Benjamin Jackson, a negro . porter, rushed down, the pier, waving a huge wallet crammed with yellow backed bills and American Ex press j money orders. .Waterman had left H In the taxL Cauchols grabbed the wallet from ths porter, ran to ths end of ths gangplank and handed It to Waterman, just as i La France pulled out. v.- ' Jaettson, the porter, had meanwhile disappeared, but the steamship agent called .him back, and eomplinented him on his honesty. The porter, who had received nothing from Waterman or Cauchols for returning the wallet, re ceived a day off as a reward. If an English engineer's plan to run an electrio railroad up the side of Mount Popocatepetl - in Mexico be carried out, passengers will experience a change In temperature from 70 degree above scro to 10 below within two hours. if'.. 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Kan, In r his address . at Multnomah club . stadium ; before.; the second World's -Christian Citizenship conference yester day "afternoon, .''.w.,'.!:'":''.'-.;' s. r:;:,, .t;-. "Thls Impact,, said ha." "ttust be Christianised, not only for the sake of our, brothers across the seas, but for our own self protection as well. For China's politics ramify into New Torki Japan's congestion; creates a disturb anoe on the Paciflo coast; Aslatlo ehoU era , threatens American homea And If we do not Chrtatlanise the east, it Will heathenlse ue. mow may this gTeat impact be made most fruitful of good? How may we get It tempered and sweetened br the spirit ' of Christ? - (1) By ennonractng ' and fostering in every possible way the efficient transforming; end elevating missionary movement (2) Br continu ing and enlarging the present policy of senawg unnstian teachers to oriental i schools, and our bast lecturers to their ' intellectual centers. , (1) By giving the glad -hand r of welcome to aliens who come to visit and reside on our shores. ' (4) By being scrupulously careful as to , our commercial relatione, " We should make our trade- a help and not a hin drance to the elevation and evengelisa tlon of the orient.". Why should a Chris- tlan business man of America allow his money and agents to antagonise his religion in Aalaf v 4) By Christianising ths official contact, . Government and ; diplomacy are all powerful, ' It la folly to tear down In public capacity what we laboriously build up in private ca pacity. - Let us send out positive Chris tian men to represent our governments abroad! i Let us . practice the Golden Rule- in the international affairs! . Let us awake tha east to new life, not lull her with opiates to the sleep of death I Let' us extend across the seas, not a robbers but a brother's band.' s - MURDER WHITE CHILD ' FOR "WITCHES". POTION v :v .tf. fV.-.'f 1 .' 'hi. 'J ',-'"''.' I; ''.-A': :.t .f, . '. - Havana, July . 8. It has been proved that' a whits baby which, disappeared two weeks ago near, the town of Pedro Betanoourt, provinco of Matansas, was murdered by witches) to secure the blood cure of an old witch doctor called the father of witches." who died two years ago. ' :, v s Witches In the earns vicinity mur dered a child to procure white blood some years ago, and two of them were sentenced to death. , In 1904 a white child was murdered. Its heart' cut out . and boiled and used, as a poultice to oure a negro woman at barrenness. The wltohes declared that barrenness was ths v result of a curse put upon the woman back in slavery times and it could be removed only by a whits child's heart and blood. For that crime four negro witches were executed and seven others are serving life sentences. Five persons have so far been ar res ted for the murder of the white child at Pedro Betancourt. . The body .has not yet been found. " , Xdy Attendant. An Work War u M ranted 18 Tears. .: ' ,- ,-' r A ' tejeefe)t '' . $3.50 .... ....... D. P. U., I...-: