THEORliGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
TUESDAY MOUN1KU, JANUARY o, 1026 J
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board eft lectureship. of the Mothe
Chnrch.the first ChristlaChiirc
or Christ, Scientist. In Boto
- flass.. care the following stronl
innsi, scientist. Salem. la
j. night: CH.' ; "
"l "hrisriesushan cpoc
maKtng jnmtetry Tvttk theilmper
uvo command., "nepenl: for thj
kinpdonv of heaven talatafand."
inenl; ionwrfilns thevpVeeWo
f.o4 raxniiTnicdo.iitfMaid nk
clher evl.tence tf existence j th'h?
that whlrh hlseye isaw ; jamd hlW
fara Ifea rd. Theso senses! saw ajtr
order -wherein', hisl ahtryme;
n-jyj wff nnder the-noiban tbice. th
tJFJJ .Pharisees were In Moses stat, and
the human, race1 trasvfn subjec
tion, to 'Bin, disease.-awl death,
Jeua gay no5 weight to.) thjii
order, but Villi his thought fixeid
on a higher order of existence lie
confidently said,' Repenti for the
kingdom otj heaven is at handl
Jesus .well, knew , the truth, latef..
d-lared bf Paul,Eyeih.atk: nift
seen, nor, ear beard . , the things
which GodT bath- prepared." . If,
then, wo cannot perceive jflod ami
IliH kingdo w,th our And
ears how" are we to find jrilifc and
ills creation? Through pitJtniil
pcng5.5';'i-'f '..,?;: I
"Perhaps, we .. h$v novfr
thought of. . having a" jspirUufi
kense. Nevertheless we ha vfT aid
It Is the most reliable senso We
tioaseRsV This sehso perceives tlia'
h i bks '' (hat lehdtrV " Theij "pr ac I lie
of kindness' honesns oil Jnsti
ff withoutr iMktflAh. intitive. I the
activity of spiritual sen'srei. -SUi.we
e that every rlRbt thinking peir
tan Is URinfr gpirUud,!' ense .In
Bo'oie measure every'Sdajr." Noae
f tlise Cod-qualilles can;; ho Hj't ii,
JL heard, tasted, or felt wlth the mjji-"
6 terial senses. Th phyIjal fiensijs
discern only our, temporary nii
leriat Kiirroundings. whereas spir
itual sensc4uanrt!s usjwlth ti)e
fdeos of Mind.' 'There is within is
thi sensed" h!clt V dto'eln't'KoM
i and flings to it; and there Is ho'ti
' ine' about the operation that jjis
physical in any way. ) By ttjjis
spiritual, or : -riitht mental, sene.
God. Spiritl is 'discerned and Iis
laws understood. And it, was. be
ranse of ; what he' discerned
through spiritual sense that Jesus
could say without qualification, kn
theace "of a material'-worldTTjie
K k tagdom of heaven is at haadj."
? r ( ?"One oLthe ha'ppjllhinsa aboit
W -Cb KistianwSclen.ee , Is .that-4X1 -eik-T
. plains how j near God is simply far
' showing "that" God is Mind, the
; adtbor of every good ! thought.
;i.Oar bodies do not have to moire
j i 'an inch But we do have to make
; inbve in our thought. The more
ffsifrom the wrong to the rigpit
SOME SUNDAY SERMONS
1 : FROM SALEM PULPITS
1
Intnani, Court Street
V noal Sermon; Dr. N'i K.
t (Annual sermon delivered Sltn
. day at Court Stree Christian
church by K. 1. Putnam, pastor.
"."Ahd He led them oiat." This
text In very miggestUe. 1 Jesus led
His disciples out to Olivet?. Yes,
and He l-d them out tor a pktr
" pose. ; He led them ojut to fee
f their ascending Lord; j to vision
His kingdom as spiritual and! to
" Ktye them a world task Acts frfrj
Jii a inost posit ivo way Christ
continued to lead Ills church bHi
tot larger and larger servlwi - iJfs
jlls purpose to lead His followers
"tHtt of self, that they may. see Ilim
iwithfall authority In heaven nd
. ton earth'Vthe Rloritied Christ;
j hn,t He ieads them on Into the
vat field of Christian service.- J :
i A diligent and prayerful stwdy
?of any prospering local church of
Christ reveals this spiritual laif at
Vbrkt even in our day. ChHst,
through the gospel, Isj first Sfen
fit all Ills regnant beauty and
" pber, then follows spiritual
'ressi j, . . . ) . I
i Thta thought Is very KUggestlvo
' :ofthe way the Lord has led khe
"t'lbral church from Its lacepUoPt .to
1 tttn nresent, A few earnest it ol-
- I .lowers - of our Lord j. caught i ithe
! ivisloa of tneir gioniiea neuwficr
'1 af IT led them ont io organize
j s ithi' "sreat Church ofj Chfifcif
r mrhleii we are ft part, ilia nisury
. ' ina in . savlne of ' jthls
'ftMti- iHe led them but," i
i tile led jthe church to a full
i,inn ; that it was bat Tone
eUchi unit: set for the accomplish
1 . innt of. a world tasfo it aiatt-i is.
. l$-2Q'j;' that thc.eomplption' or ihe
, i itask ,1 dependent apbn tho Jftjr?
! and cooperation bf one innlt
't with another. the faithful prbela-
, jmatlon ot tne gp , "'
' ;h tti nrlmltlve. power ano nHi.
a k .m.-., lAoat vtmrch ds the ibase
-'Uifc, ...-.; f - , i
I of anpply ;-'f hoth vwbrkem knd
i money lb order-to world evMge
fK.it..tin Viiptftormorei this vision
Tof worldwide errfce has kept jthe
u- Iti hn local .eh arc n ctear
:..ifr ier and larger thlngs.1 -j In
- L i '..ni..iinn mpssaeei '.and ibiis-
tfitnn it has endeavored and la ien
- ' ii"avorlnr to.be a. New. Testament
uhnrth: to bo a comraunltr s?rv-
eat foWthe-Lord., "--The building
tolnt bf ; vTmp of erlstrnce! from
ih material' to the spiritual basis'
thought-X)ue jnentally emi
grates from, the; Land, of . Bad.
where the -giants of "Poverty. Fear,-
itaie, anu icKness(. seem, to rule,
to the 'Land of. Good, "where the
only lawgiver is Iho all-lovine and
nil-wise Cod. - ; '
.'A; Christian Science treatment
includes denial of the clalmsJ of
evil and affirmation" of the facts
pf being as known to God. A lie
when 'answered by fruthi becomes
silent, whether the lie be & slander
ora-Btckneas, in Revelation John
saw that the dragon; typifying alL
evil -ami Ji-knesft; ' jst ,ntr
ltnt; hy drngsr- nor by a urgeon's
knife, but '"by the word of : their,
testlmony.f'.. This Js .the method
of Christian Science the bearing
of true -testimony in thought and
word, testifying aright of God and
His man, -j, u .-. !
. ;'Qhristian Science is applicable
to every human need. Poverty
aad lack may bo overcome the
same, at sickness. When! con-frouted-with
false arguments
of. limjtatioa, Jf we; would turn
our thought tq the God-appointed,
order of existence instead of. look
ing, ,ntp the bottomless. pitr,of
error,-; the unfounded beliefs of
fvH.-wel would., find, that '.Love
haa already . provided , fully for
man's every heed. This" provi
sion becomes evident in the pro
portion 'that Ijoye relffns within
tut. Limitation denies wisdom and
Impngns ibveV- ; Limitation Is" the
essenco of matter and evil. Evil
argues limited , shpply,.- limited
h'appirifss, JJmltedHfe, jitnlfed ac
't'ivity. Ilrtlfed undetfttandlnK,
limited capacity. limited every
thing It is tlie firm ot,Kvil and
Company. Limited?' f his evil part-
nrsbip-tMi4 heen adjudicated by
Christian Science and '. found
hankTjipf. It has no assets, no
place of business, uo reliably busi
ness connections, and its dissolu
tion is rapidly being accomplishel.
''In tho Sermon on the .Mount
Jesus counseled his follpwers.
'IjeJ. your communication be, Yea.
yea;: Nay, nay."" One meaning of
the. wofd communication is."rea
RQiiJng.'. Jhe command is thus
seen itT mean that our reasoning,
or thing, should be. "Yea. Vea;
Kay,.- nay." Kuch is the practice
oi"Christian Science. The Chris-
Uan"-' Scientist agrees with, thinks
M Yea; yea," with the harmonious,
divine order, and so affirms what
is true. lie denies or thinks
"JCay. nay,", to the claims of evil,
and so denies what Is untrue. He
clings to the true and harmonjotts
Jwntention and, irepttCiates the itffs-
tence.rchristian Science treat
ment :'aipHes to every need. It
healsffeickness, does away with
sin, brings clear judgment in
business, and a happier atmos
phere in the home."
Oiristian'tTiurcli.Tliivorar'AW-
Tolly Speaks on Christ
given4to such service,. Its k pre-
gTamM-soclal; , evangelistic ; nd
spiritual it -has enlarged as oc
casion demanded ab'd present
equipment permitted. . r
What la IhelHsnlCof duch a
vision of service? There has been
anlunpreeeden ted growth numer
ically from twenty-four t-harter
members eleven years ago to 54 9.
Itches .become a m ra tj in) It y i r v
5nt sotiaiiv ana spiriinaiiy. - its
doors are open everys day, for wor
8lp JUDU service. ,11; jias , pecome
ii'world force for righteousness. It
is giving its best HCe MtVub8tance
lor WOTjo; evangeiizanon. n over
Increasing responsibility Is forced
on jhejr In tlve lpca field. The
Jllhle wjiobr has outgrown "preRent
quarters. and a nevr church, plant
fsVlniperatlve. The demand its
growing for more laborers, more
money; and deeper consecration
.The';. Lord eontlnHes to lead us
out, - Will we manireat the iaitn
sjwI. spiritual utrengthito follow as
fast as Tie leads? Ills blessing
wlllxontinne to abide if wo do.
.What Think. .Ye of Christ?,
CV -VLvtz Nbrmam K. Tullylot the
, s,. First Presbyterian church.
iThis is a proper tj,nestton to put
to any person. : Oa every other
sTrtjJrtfXftrTtt arerpadt : with (helrt
opinion. H will be a great day
for Christianity? when men are
ready , to take .their stand for or
ft
EXTRAORDINARY
iJisi Times :Today,'
Ofatlnce and Evening:
;v IRVING'S .4
imperial: -i
f MIDGETS ?
- anisfafOvriMy, .
, v jfrobaticist: fcbxing.V
; Wrestling Singing ;
r" --y---jr v :
Blijjh Theatre-
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nierenger ( above j as""Frenc1ivam-Bji&adorflf-
thg' tf S.'suV'ceeaing
lOmilc Daesi hner, is .closely relat
ed;' ta, the French-ATnertean Hwar
dlebt fundina: negotiations. ! M.
Herengfr' Is one bf his country's
forcmbi t financial authortties. '
againat Christ. It is nKBt a. ques
tion 'of-elinrches or institutions,
hut of a persjom vWha,t are we, to
think of Christ? J t f
I His enemies left their testimony
ahont. Him. Thfe Pharisees hatel
itlm because He "reciy'pl8in
riers." Caiaphas said he-t-pnini it-
ted blasnhemy because "Vile sailed
iHrnself the Son of God.V ir?hite
imselt the Son or God f 'Ilate
id. ;No fault in lHm7nrtPi
to's wife; "Thaf just MaVJAlu-
said
lat
das whinel that he had Jt rayed
Hinnorent blood." The thief' on
ljji .crops.; declared ' that h- f bad
doiiW-'nhth in am issi t he. cen-thion;-called;'Ilim
"Jho SonjVof
Gbd''ond tho demons "beliWed
4ridtrembid;'V- f k".v
llii friends' f tbke .hi fglowing
trns rij Iliml ;! Thatf ! prince 'of
preacherp, 'the greatest of th'
prophets. John the . Baptist refer
rtfd to Him aff " the Lamb i of ;'(Iod
tist taketh away 'the ' sin of the
world' The common people
'fheard Him gladly." The Father
Spoke, " audibly from? heaven,
'fThiH Is hiy belove-d Son, in' whom
1 am w"ll pleased; hear. yet Htm."
'the angelic host s .sang ' praises at
His b'irth. promised peace and
good will to mea through Him,
and named Him Jesus the Saviour.
The redeemed' saints in glory sing,
"Worthy is the Lamb that was
Slain to receive power, and riches,
and wisdom . and might,, .and . hon
or, and glory, and blessing."
j The ages testify to His unique
ness. The calendar' dates -all the
events , from His hirt.h. feBls ibhilt J
,-OfiopBy.JS w aiipwiTra.5VKiv'!"aAWt'M
everywhere are praisejd. orAconm
demnerf -by His ' starid ardsbf rcbnr-i
duct. He is doing what only God
Can dd;-. -remaking men; subdue-
ing their twills; cleansing their
jives. -lie has founded an empire
Upon love. To this dayLmultitudes
Would willingly die for'Him. -.. He
So lifts the mind of man towards
jthe unseen that man becomes in
sensible to the barriers of time
and space. Man yields to Christ
jhis heart, and. findw. in ,Him his
Satisfying Portion.
Taxpayers Will Pay Triple
f for Courthouse, Declared
SEATTLK.Taxp'ayefs are go
ing to pay three times the actual
cost of the obsolete King' county
court house, httllt lit 1889. printed
copies of the 1926 '.county budget
showed. '
A new county-city building con
structed in 191 6, but financed un
der a different plan, is to be paid
for in 1934, thre years after the
old obligations are wiped out.
The original bond issue for the
old court bouse. was for-$200,000
to run for 40 "years at 5 per cent
Interest. Up, to February 1, 1911,
the county had paid in interest
$215,833 and notblng.on the prin
cipal: In.l9irtho1l8$9 lssne was
refunded with; serion bonds, of
liO.OOd maturing -each year for
20 years at an hterest rate of IV
per cent. Each year, Blnce',then
the county has levied ' $10,000
with. Interest for old court, house
bond retirement. Interest on the
second Issniy will amount to $94,
500t making the total Interest
charges on the wb issues $1,
333. Added to the,$200,000 prin-
... , ngntpnee.., ,
. to pay ror a ; '
good toottr
paste;: : -
LiSTERLNE
frdoTii PASTE
Large Tube :
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The Fox tndnstry, whi!i' Is new;
has a profliAbie start in the VVil-j
Iamettevaliey The Silver fox Is
the : most , common breed, but oth
ers aro being developed. Through
cooperation 1 with ithe; West '
compa,njs and ithe Angora Fur &
Rug company," these; farms, have
been able to sell to us the pelts
at a lower price than the average.
Some of these farms, however, be
loaj: to.lhe Canadian National and
Prince BdardS Island agencies,
and sell the. pelts through ' thorn;
JC gool Wxnd pelt Is worth about
2i0. or 6oa. 'A pair of foxes'
sold for breeding purposes, can "be
pti r chased 'at a price of from $ 1 ,
500 (6 12000. The. pelt Is usually
taken .in the winter, because the
fox. Is fatter and the pelt more
perfect and beautiful than at any
other time.
Foxes are easy to take care of
end difficult to raise. Their rood
consists of mush and milk, with
raw meat once a day. The female
usually has four pups, which need
strict attention ' until weaned.
When mated, death is tl.- only
way to separate them. The male
takes as miich caro ot the young
as the female dons. The Oregon
climate is preferred by many for
the breeding of foxes.
This industry is very profitable
and is growing very lapidly. Four
or five fox farms are located just
outside of K:ileni smd yon hear of
new ores airiest overy day. Other
small fur hearing animals are usu
ally foil nil oil these arms.' urh
;:s the mink, marten ami mitskrat.
The mink and the muskrat aro
Kept in a pen which has a mnrtljii';
streani of water in it.
People have come from distant
localities to find a ood location
for fox farms. Many have pur
c basest laud near Salem. There
fore the location of Salem and, Its
vicinity must lie im1 for the
breeding of foxes. If; you are-' In
terested in 1he fox indamlry. boost
it and help it to grow. That m
not all, however yon will lie
helping Salem to climb the ladder
of success.
ROBERT SCOTT LOCATED
. '
imoTiircit of ktsseli, sitt
IS FOtT.'D IN PRISON
MERCED, Cal.. Jan. 4. (Hy
Associated Press. ) Wanted in
Chicago in connection with the
murder of Joseph Maurer, Robert
Scott, alias Joseph Redding, was
brought down from a convict road
camp in the high Sierras tonight
by two guards. '
. Scott .stared . at interviewers
when ... be.vaa .addressed as" "
Scett and asked when he lef'Qht
"cago,'- he" showed considerable
emotion. ?The guards :'wbo
brought him into the t Merced
county Jail explained that "rteTther
thv nor Scott knew wbv he had
t been ordered back to the- San
Quentin penitentiary.
When told he was wanted in
connection with the murder for
which his brother, Russell Scott,
was once tinder death, sentence
in Chicago, he twitched his lips,
attempted, to smile and said:-
"I'm not talking just now."
CIIKSTEIt, III., Jan. 24. (By
Associated Press.) Russell Scott,
confined in the state asylum here
refused to make any statement
when. advised tonight by thesso
clated Press ithat a ' prisoifer in
AT THE j
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VMS :vnm.
tkrM3$mi pi. i 1 1 1 bt
,vrepjjn
At the Theatres Today
Hcilig -William ; Fox presents
"The Alirieht Mariner." by 'Colo
nize.
s.-egon Lew Cody
Mait!," by Elinor Glynn.
'Man
liligh Irving's Midgets. 25
tiny people, and Hoot Gibson in
"Spook ftanoh."
tfan (Jtientin prison had been iden
tified as his brother Robert II.
Scott.
LIQUOR ARRESTS
i: Ht'NIH.F.n FIFTV-OXK
CO N V I CTIO S S K C H Kl
There were 17o arrests and l.rl
convictions for violaliomtfilor the
liqtior laws in Oregftii ' dnrlng the
month of November . according to
;t ii port prepared yesterday by
William Lc-vebVi, slat.- prohibition
director.-.
Fines fm posed during tlte month
j.ggtcgated A. of which
ariibnnt 14,370 was pahl by the
offenders. A total of fsn gallons
ol" liquor was destroyed and IS
stills were confiscated' by the of
tt nil ei's. Jail sentences imposed
on 'the offciKii is totaled 7110
days.
.M-ttltnomah county, with 30 ar
rests for liquor violations, topped
the list. Twenty-two of. these of
licers. Jail sentences imposed
rggregatina: S4S55. Of the fines
Tape's Cold Compound"
Breaks a Cold Right Up
Take two tab
lets every three
hours until three
doses are taken.
Tho first dose al
ways gives relief.
The second and
third doses com
pletely break tip
the cnld. Pleas
ant and safe to
t a k e. Contains
n o quinine o r
opiates. Millions
use "Pape.'s C o 1 d Compound."
Price, thirty-five cents. Druggists
guarantee it. --Adv.
WILLIAM VOXpresenU
A DRAMATIC
FANTASY
BASED ON
THURSDAY
i j- . - .
.t'
today nna vvc.dncs(iay..j
assessed ; in " ;Mulnaniah county
lonly1, $4?p was'paid.' Jail senten
ces meted out in Multnomah 'coun
ty totalled 2494 days.
ENLARGED BUS SERVICE
NOW ASKED FOP SALEWj
l Continued from page 1.)
of buildings until the zoning com
mission can zone the ityi Tills,
it is said
take
least
months.
Street Commissioner Low statetl
that 3.T poles have been completed
for the through street signs. He
said the price in Portland Ifor the
signs were $l..riO each. One hun
dred and fifty were "ordered.
The matter of h tat It pavement
a rue up again, but the 'council
stood pat on its former vote,' and
vbt?d not to sanction the laying
of black pavement within the city.
The city recorder was instructed
io call for bids on a truck' for the
sireii-i department.
YMCA employment bureau will
move into the city hall on the
recond floor March 1. according to
a communication received from C.
A. Kelts.
Ordinances were passed fixing
the following salaries: city treas
urer, $18(10; city sanitary inspect
or. $1500; police matron, $1320:
recorder's stenographer, $llo.a.
month; recorder's bookkeeper.
$125 a month.
The city attorney, Kris Kowitz,
expressed it as his opinion that
the council is not liable for the re
ward it offered for the capture
and conviction of a Mr. Slope, mor
al peryert. His report was adopt
ed. . This means that the council
id not to pay, and that C. C. Fer
guson of Xewberg, who was re
sponsible for -the arrest and con
viction of the man, is out his $500,
the council had offered. i.
During the past year, 92,900
square yards of pavement have
been laid in the city at a cost; ot
1181,000, according to report sub
mitted by the city engineer.
The Telephone Jpheritance
IN its. material equipment", the
telephone was born poor. The
art of telephony inherited little
from older branches ofvthe art of
communicationsfthatcoutdrielp rtelcEph'lcey,inthe rmil caV dt
its technical! progress toward its , airpl
a spiritual hritagci however, Tor - 'T Tclephopc sjep'icf by ltsvcryi
V the telephoiie worker, was , Heir nature r inherit? thisf Spirit Vof i
- .- to thef tradition that had grown Communication. . For the menj
with the years 'among, those who . and women who , comprise, the
undertook to ' transmit
! port the words of men
, ' TJic message must
' oreeicviiinner--pxonian7,Qoyrier : i.-enaowpicni
.King's messenger,
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six i i' I'Vrir fi-L"i-tvi:iA VVnS.1':
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