The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 20, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHIT BY SCIENCE Conflict Denied by Many Authorities Biology Cannot be Taught Unless Origin Theory Is Made Tart DAYTON, Twin; July 20. balance flruii a broadside Into the Tenneasoa uuii evolution low today la the form Of nine affidavits by solentlSts, edu cators and mlolstars, filed with the Itlum county court In the Scopes ca . ri' affidavits contained in con donsed form the teaUmony which tlie oiiiwrl witnesses for the defense Mould have given had they not been baited from teat) tying by Jiulm Rggnton, That evolution' in nature Is an Undeniable (act. the prescrip tion of which in the public schools would work untold harm, is the ten or of all their statements. That evolution does not conflict with rellnlon, for It is Ood's method of rontlnuons creation anil revelation of Himself to man. was the conclus ion of several. The documents gave the reactions Of the several fields of scientific re search to the ban on teaching the evolutionary theory. The branches of science represented included ceol- -oity, loology, biology, anthropology, embryology, agriculture and educa tion. Statements were submitted by Dr. Hainan) H. Metcalfe. Johns Hopkins university: Dr. II. H. Newman. I'ni verslty of Chicago: Dr.. Kay t'oodVr Cole. University of Chicago: Dr. W. C. Curtis, University of Missouri: 1)r. Jacob O. l.ipman. Rutgers col lege: Pr. Charles Hubbard Judd. University of Chicago: Dr. Wilbur A. Nelson, state geologist of Tennessee: Kirtley Mather r Harvard univer sity and Rev. C. W. Whitaker of Kiioxvillc. Pr .Metcalfe, zoologist, now doini. research work for Johns Hopkins ' university: "Intelligent teaching of biological science is impossible if the estab lished fait of evolution is omitted. "(lod's growing revelation of Hlnt . self to the human log cauuot be realized without recognition of the evolutionary method He has chosen. "Teaching in any field thai deals with' living things is disgracefully, yes. criminally inadequate if it omits emphasis upon evolution. "The fact of evolution of man. of all living things, of the earth, of the sun. of the stars- is as fully established as the fact that the earth revolves around the sun. Change, growth, evolution is fundamental, a pivotal truth in all nature. Theory Not Absolute "There is great uncertainty as to the method by which evolution has been brought about. None of this has any varying upon the question of Coil as creator of the universe. It Is only a mutter of the method he has chosen in the creation whether by Immediate fiat or by gradual growth. This evidence is overwhelming that the latter was and Is His method. "There Is no conflict between the Bible and the fact of evolution. The llternllst Interpretation of the Bible in not only puerile, it is insulting. both to God and human intelligence. "The fundamentalist would do much worse than insult Cod. He would shut man's mind to Cod's ever growing revelation of Himself to the human soul. He teaches that Cod's revelation of himself was completed long ago, ceased to unfold his mind to men in new revelation." Dr. W. D. Curtis, zoologist. Uni versity of Missouri: "The past history of events, whether of human or animal origins. Is subject matter fdr scientific in quiry and the answer of science is evolution. The very great antiquity of man, the existence at an earlier period of man like beings, intermedi ate between man and other pri mates, together with the fuels of man's anatomy, his embryology, his physical reactions, even his mental ity, all point to his bodily kinship with thi' rest of living nature. "It is not that man came from monkey, but that man. monkey and ape all came front a common ances try millions of years ago. "Evolution has become generally accepted by the intellectually compe tent who have taken the trouble to inform themselves with an open mind. "The principle of evolution stands in the tlKal rank among the natural 1'r.vs not only In Its range of appli cability but in the degree of Its va lidity, the extent to which it may lay claim to rank as an established law It Is the one great law of life. It CARLSON & LYONS PLUMBING & HEATING Plumbing and Heating Supplies Bsth Room Accestiorlna, etc.. ete Pipe, Valves and Fittings TELEPHONE 159-J Jocture or philosophy but upon e actly the same sorts of evidence as do other laws of nature. "The evidences upon which the law of gruylly Is based are no less Indirect than those supporting the principles of ' volution. "In the field of physical chemistry we had first the molecular theory, then the atomic theory, then the Olttlc theory and govt the electron theory. Kach of these has appeared in direct response to the necessity of explaining new sets of tacts and num. 'of them is so well founded as (ho I theory of evolution. "No one has ever seen a molecule, on atom, an Ion. or an electron. The ; existence of unit the properties of those entitles have been deduced from I the behaviours of varehvinieal sub glances when subjected to expert i mentations. j "The evolution theory has beer tried and tested In every conceivable iwny for considerably over half a eon titty. Vast numbers ot biological facts, have been examined in the light i of this priuciple anil w ithout a -ingle I exception they huve been entirely i compatible with it. I " Anthropology reveals the f.a t that IgjMtn closely resembles certain meni- hers of animal worlds in every bone and organ of his body". There arc differences hut they are dltferenis i of degree rather than of kind. These antmaii most closely resembling ma-: are the anthropoid apes. While thej are similar, yet it is evident that man's line of descent is not through 'any of these anthropoids. It does appear, however, that man and the .other primates have a common pre ' cursor. "Anthropologists accept evolution lag the most satisfactory explanation of the observed facts relating to the universe, to our world and to iill 1 life on It." BATTLESHIPS WAIT AT RIVER'S MOUTH Secretary of Navy Will he Greeted at Astoria ASTORIA. Ore.. July 20. The battleships .New fork, Arkansas anil Utah, composing the midshipmen practice squadron, will not come to Astoria but will anchor off Fort Stevens. It was annogBCgd to the chamber of commerce committee shortly before noon today, again ilis ruptinc the entire program prepared for the reception and entertainment of Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, the officers, midshirmen and men of the fleet. The admiral save as his rea son only 'owins to existing condi tions." Senators McNary and Stan field, here to street the s-iuadron. im mediately Rot on the air with viRor ons protests against the decision. ASTOK1A. July JO. The battle ships New York. Arkansas and I'tali arrived off the Columbia river light ship at in o'clock this tnnruliiK am! 'are Swaltiag high wuter before cross ine into the river. Captain flriekhrag iof the Point Adams coast suard sta tion announcetl this morning. Alter a period of frenzied activity, the program of entertainment for the j officers, midshipmen and men has Ibeen revamped to meet the changed conditions resulting from the day's delay in the squadron's arrival. The j conference of the Oregon congres- I atonal delegation and committees jfrom the Portland and Astoria Cham bers of Commerce with Secretary of the Navy Wilbur will be held this afternoon, the secretary being taktn , to the Tongue Point naval base slto by the committee, w hich will strong- urge upon nun tne necessity of the immediate Completion of the nav al station. This afternoon the officers of the vessels will he taken on a motor tour about the city. Tonight there will ' he a dinner for Secretary Wilbur anil ithe officers of the squadron in tho Hotel Astoria with a dame follow . ing. There will be a boxing smoker for the midshipmen and sailors and 'later separate dances for the two j divisions. Monday mornlnK the mid shipmen will be taken on a motor tour about the city,-with land sporty land a baseball game in the after t noon. I Monday evening special trains will carry the :s,00t officers, midshipmen and sailors to Seaside. The suiiad- I roll is scheduled to sail for PugCt ! sound at noon Wedncsdav. Burns the Last Frontier Town. Now Being Rapidly Developed Into Industrial and Farming Center. Unsurpassed In the State of Oregon gplSMU Arremu HOME S. rttry tiact pat riv,;- nn'l Hlret finalssa to ufsllk wry niict rich bottom land, but Hors not 'Vflrftow, vrv flilit ssHtn, .,r potntiT tisats Mrs to fjt) .r surf v. i y torms, Bauillitu lots rsrlom loestloiM In nrw anil orsricsl l.,vn Ir-Mtlon,, ',r to 1S0 rsch. Wt-.y jy more? Write .i.. ir btttrr nil anil see ii befon yon l,ily, IVl save you money. W. T. LESTER CO. LEAPING UK4ITOB8 Burns, Oregon RIVERSIDE FLORISTS E lowers for All Occasions NUI Wall firccnliousc 4B6 Newport Phone tun ' asK JSjSy Hp nal mH mM I 1 rm I i I KSX Wrgtvtti Horizontal. 1 Cncanny 6 Brave To vmbark 11 Top of hou5 13 Note of cal 15 17 Substitute for butter 19 Kind of fUh 51 Fat 3 Kind of fine, white powder IS U obligated to J7 To pre-1 pita 1 1 9 Short for empltftl of I. mil SO KaM Italian put on tat 32 Twelv.' months 14 Proposition 35 1901 S PoritteffUOM nav Iris tor ll Preposition 41 To thrive 43 l.ltjuld monMirn of metric sysU'in 45 Ktah trap 47 Marauding? expedition 49 a local claim 50 Small bunch 65 To fall IB dr.pa 54 Kodent 53 Father 57 Always , 59 Nole of scale 0 Adoration Wood .f the acalloch 4 t'onflned 5 Native of the Lone Star state Solution Mpvr.r In iMWSa Break With Jack Kearns Is Announced by Dempsey I P. l-.-i-si Wiro to The IWml Bulletin; CHICAGO. July 20 Jack Uemp sey. heavyweight champion, told newspapermen here this afternoon that his relations with Jack Kearns. his manager, had been definitely broken off. Future matchmaking will be handled by himself. Dempsey said. Kearns. however, will get hit usual cut until the present contract expires, September 1. Dempsey said Tex Itlckanl. he said, will repre sent him at the New York boxing commission hearing tomorrow at its weekly meeting. Rlekard will handle his affairs In the east while Floyd Fltzslmmons. Michigan City. Intl.. promoter, will represent him in the west, Dempsey said. New Postal Rates Not Producing as Expected (U. P. Lexced Wire o The Bend bulletin) WASHINGTON. July 20. PoaUl ratos under the present employes) salary increase hill have failed tbOOl far to proriute the anticipated rev-j enues. Postmaster General New In- j formed the special Joint consres-1 sional committee today. New submitted figures which show , that receipts in May this year in SO I selected postoffices were only 1 per rent more year. than those in May last The OblnOM, of all peoples, attach the most importance to etiquette, their book of rites dating hack to the first century before the Chris tian era. ' Jffdsummer Round Trip Excursion Tickets To all prmeipal Baitrrn Citiei on sale daily to Sept. 15 Final return limit Oct. 31 Liberal itopover privilege, coiof or returning Vinit tha Mkt "back East" now while tha fares are low Low fares SUM to Zlon National Park and1 Tallowstons National Park Atk for free booklet, descriptive of theie famous resorts A, r. Mhngert Agent Phone 54 Win. McMurray den. Pass. Agl. Fred A. Licuallen, M. D. I . I . EAIt, IfOSB AKD THIIOAT M'VA lAMHT HUBBLE BLDO. Office Ph. 97; House Pb. 71 J Office Hours g to 12 2 to 5: Evening, 7 10 8 N)Wi'ir I'll! nl Vertical. 1 Mlddle-witlrrn atate, noted for dalrj IO 2 Klata 3 Male cheep 4 Knee of a dock 4 Conjunction ? OamblluK k'utne Mkt 10 Prevaricator i: ptood 14 --.lldil--wei(rn itate. OOtiU tor corn u Vehicle i Potpourri lit t tlprntlon t Bxplrod si 8trus.rU id Dirt lWiplk 31 Frame on w hlch a corpse In placed S1Part of a track 36 i'onduct 35 CORUBOl lOO 40 Information - -Mm 44 Paper measure 4 Small oppoottOaffi n an Una U - A prima dOQM 61 To let full 53 Skin of an animal 64 The tilgfht boforo Fish - 411 Half an en it Prefix in OOA ln "former" GeorKe H. Itumlull picked lu.'i Reese tn minutes at Tt. union. killed and dr nine hours 55 MuhS Little Nell'.' Wick uhuved five nwu in a shade owr two minutes 80 iC Ondl at London. Decemher 1. 1 S 1 :t W. K Hlid N. Uclerc laths, pine wood, four fee one minute, at Acton Vale 1 !75. made loilK- Itoln, tl. A. t'.llxt put tn panes ,f rIhhs in seven hours minutes 2i seconds, exclusive of stoppages, at Minneapolis, Uctohtr 23. 1S85. An tiperatlve in a Lnn shoe fac tory, aided ') one helper. lasted I l'' pairs of shoes in einht . hours 40 minutes. In T. It. Hux is stated to huve nwuiik n two pound pulr of Indian clubs continuously for M hours 15 minutes at Sydney. Ailrilralla. in 1S96. John Whitman imshed a freight ear. stated to weigh IS. 000 pounds, without artificial aid. about 30 feet at New York City. May 20. 1891. John Campbell, with five helpers, turned 100 horseshoes in two hours II minutes at Buffalo, April tl, 1817. A. w. l.indiiuist covarsd tin on Ire skates In five fours all jutes in Minnesota. January tnllss in in - I V'l a Frenchman recently left his tire estate to his pet tortoise. DEPENDABILITY STRENGTH EVERLASTING- Tliat Is the entire story of construction done in concerete. Once done the construction In-ls forever. Sfort can depend mi it trlthoat worry bnennso you know you CAB. Concrete is the Cheapest Costing In the Long Run Deschutes Concrete Pipe Company PHONE 210 PARENTS- Children, or other unauthorized persons, are not allowed on the log booms or logs in the mill pond. We will appreciate your cooperation in preventing accidents. THE SHEVLIN-HIXON CO. Beautiful Addition to University Thi' Im-uiiiKiiI l'iiiwrslt of was dtdlcattrtl 00 Juuo 111. Tin Mlchlgtn low cum pus. uii or which tlio iiiitlinr. START MILL SOON AT SITE IN BURNS Dry Kiln Official Purchases Muildiin; I.ot'atitin BURNS, July 0, Thai ground will he broken for the ntH Hcrrlik mill at liurns op September 1 win learned here todav The mill is foi I lie manufacture nf lumber from thi Hear Valley unit, pim huscd from the I ulted States forest service, and COD ttructlon of a railway from Itmn lo Seneca to tap the timber bell is a I nady well under way With ihw information It was ulso learueil that purchase of a i hole' bolldtni iito in the Bnrm Conpony! tract has been made h II II. flak b-af. se relar -treasun r of the North west Mower Kilns t o O.tkh if roinpuny is the nrKaiilratloii which constructed thi dr kilns in use by The Shevlln ItUou Company at its bin plant in Hend. a feiiiure of on f b irOol unto mobile factories i)4.Hr DvtroU ta Kiant tnuchiue whtdi paints 1 car minute. So dense Is (he population In sonic parts of China that Million! M0 forced to live on the wat-r in boats O'Donnell's Market Tiii' largest market in Central Oregon with Greater Buying Power Better Faeilities and Offering (Jreater Selection Phone 28(5 R. S. HAMILTON ATTOHNET-AT-I.AW Rooms 1.1 anr 16 First Na'lonsl Rsnk BulldlnK. I'hotie 61 (Irr. Cos's Former 'Mtlesi Ilcrhert R. Welshons Accountant Itooin 0, lb-si bill Inraattngnl lb-nil Co. Iliillillnu. WAREHOUSE Store your goods and fur niture in our hrick stor age plant Furniture Crated and Shipped OREGON TRANSFER 835 Bond St. Phone 56 :i . ,i l.ttwyiTH' chili, iho $l,SOO,0OU Ifl ulrui'luro In Iho Unit t lour unit. wMrli, wlirn i.iniiioi. ,1. w ill . oinpiUo llui now Mr. Cook Li ftaonclaf with tlio royilttci on povernl tonal roluinN nf wiiicu io i ( ls H Vi M K INsfli Tint Clauds t.'hrlsl of Rstliqond bus I n raappdlniad llvogtMdi lanltgtlog In ipgtor for Di-si-llilles inlilliv by ttov. ernor Walter M l'lerre iierr Knopf imokad 1 largi cigars In two tiixirH at Vlonna in I HIM. John linker ate, sl pound bakad baan'l tn in gtlnutaai al Ti randa, n v.. in Itlt, ol a. i Profaasor Cartlsr ataltsad for II holin without a slop at 'riiiiiliiiinv ball. New York flty. April I6(, l!tT.l S.itntiel Loop husked 1 III bllsbn' of eorn In III hours five in in ill rN ui MiKeesport. I'ii . November :!. Iss; The sreat wall of t'hlns and Krand lanal. at the til f thatl ptatloa as called .uimiiiuk in Inn the Physio Therapy Abraina Electronic Di ggnoata ami Treatment, Ultra-Red Kays, Chlro practie anil nil natural or physical m B t h 0 tl s combined Dr. R. D. Kdchum Chiropractic Physlci Saltier Dldg, J I I Mm LAMP BULB "DOINPTS" To make your lamp bulbs last longer and give better service Don't give lamp bulks the Anal wrench when, screwing them into (he electric socket. This lends lo li.tiseti glass from its brass base and shorten life of the lamp bulb. Don't let dusl gather on lamp bulbs, it absorbs as much as 40'i of ill" light. Wipe off with a BOft, dry cloth, Don't use old. dim, discolored lamp bulbs. They're jusl about burned OUt and cause eyestrain. Don't use any lamp bulbs bare. Cover With silk, glass or parch ment shades to soften the light. Bend Water, Light & Power Co. m I at II M HI of Michiga nf Williiun . York, Hiikh I'odaatflan gurrylng pajii a partali bank In San Krnnrisi-o ! bin i, glanCS III their feet to I. Mil II Ibn rlgbi tims UmbsdU4 '" pTgmtnl li a large cloak protaOtad In two In vim ol plata glagSi ami kept acodrgtc b maslsr clock Inside the hank Thi i Im-k is llliiinlii .ted at night. s SSI " Weather? tin MRS. V. A. SMITH Agenl for Wahona Rnbbor d races nmi Bilk Uaajacla Hea'i nmi 1111, -s' Hosigri Ittone kUNIM I', ti. li.. in MARCEL WAVING HAIR DYEING Hair Bobbing Face and Scalp Treatments BXPKRT WORK M.Y JOSEPHINE BEAUTY shop rhooe BdaVW Rvons I Rather nl. la. B I If h b a -a m IVl Kl ft m a n i. w : : HI M CI g 1 1 at r mm: u a mm iMEMritmnm