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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1919
BRINGS 4 NEW ONES
A New Year Sermon
By THOS. A. ANWERSON
(Pastor F."rst Presbyterian Church)
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These are the days of old December, 'speaking voices and refuse to hear ow
Days we all should well remember. tcordant, noisy, violent tortes ih " life. (
- '".My mind to me a kingdom is" and If'
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scriptures of the old ana new testa- ! happiness. "My mind to me a gar-
won o aim will jJiiuii n, mm j
merits more than one hundred (imps
in exhortation or command, "Remem
ber the Lord thy God," "Remember
the Sabbath day," "Remember the
wnrdR T ftnnlr a tintn Umhmi " "l ..... ...
ber now thy Creator in the days of thy
youth." "Son remember," yes remem
ber, remember, remember! Truly we
can not live without memory. At least
we cannot be conscious that we are
living.
It is memory that en.lhlen n In
know ourselves. It links us to th
past and enables us to say "yesterday, '
or last year, we were in such a place
vate in it what I like.
"Let us gather up the sunbeams -Lvlnir
all around our nnth
Let US keen the wheat nnA pnuixj r
Casting out the thorns and chaff.
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"Let us find; our sweetest comfort
In the blessings of today -Wtih
a patient hand removing
All the briars from our wnv
Then scatter seeds of kindness
For our reaping bye and bye!"
This week we, pass from the old
year to the new. What shall we cjmt-v
wl'.'h us? The old year has had its
disappointments and sorrows, we will
not carry these. Orfnfnlv n.v
,ma " it" rogcloutfs and awful cold
and heard, or said, or did mu-h wnn
derful things." They are usually won
derful things in memory, because
fancy and imagination are the prisms
through which the lights shine into
.unco unu ine rainoow nues mit we w l fm-irat u .1 T ..
make all look as wonderful! Did you try to carry the beautiful pictures of
ever hear nr rami nf , ,ni .u- .. . . ul i""ures or
, ,luul Uic iicarrrost and the snow tncptho
- - c nucnu 1 riiumt wun an me joy of the Christmas ma
n'iTJ ThiZ T"16 hlS h0me' through January and Tall the New
he came,-he Is worse than the usual Year. Remember it is the forsivlne
ralietyPer8n' fr h6 18 WUh0Ut PU" le0tleKMChTCln6
somuity. hlneg away foreve UKllnes(l an(1
lly and ..... I - " memoenng all the good
iwemory gives continuity to life, link-
illR1 (laV8 find HfliianriB or. A
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gether, gtou-pffig1 persons and places
Kiiu evenis into moving picture plays
or experiences; and so it becomes the
living art gallery of the soul. Again,
memory records the thoughts, sayings,
readings, histories, philosophies,
truths or falsehoods of life, and so
becomes the library of the soul. And
again, memory stores away the sen
sations, the moods, the passions, the
emotions, the hopes, the longings, as
pirations, ambitions, even the fancy
sketches and imaginations and so be
comes the great food reserve or gaiarv
of the soul. . r
Afemory is the tmminr
or the old, but the young are con
stantly engaged in gathering and com
pounding, surprise packages for their
"' Vntu& 8;6 r for tne entertainment
of others in all the years of the future,
' therefore, we should cultivate mem-
Memory has these two functions, the
iiK ana storing part, and the re
calling, au.d reviewing part. In our
v ""' euucation today, entirely .too
c,..,lllalH-lg mld UI)on the ,
call powers of the mind and not
, enough emphasis laid upon the stor
"g power of mind. . Now we do not
need to train to recall tthlngs in life
we win fi,u, ourselves willing or uri
vll i ngly recalling everything of , .
: . Portance In our experience, t A drown.
- ng man is said to recall m a moment
me nistory of his life. Of course
the mathematical power to recan
-ZIT atnd ate8 an" "mbo and
K!:,-!,"-:...haB ' value
... .....,,. IUB ana therefore this sne-
ou i;fu;a,'iotvbut ,he Rreat
.a ! t0 know wnat i vvorth
While tA store in our mind, so as to
produce the greatest Joy or happols
V all the future. Th great Master
caches us to "take heed of what 1
let him hear " Now thin 1.-11
Principle of the mUnU. th.-VC ttn!
see; nfne?; hW W
entirely too much of thta fll.pU.on
among us to run about and Z
hear and know everything-! a
frVtJ "ch tt Process 'the foo U
'iHiuiiuus, weak and sinful
things of life B0(H1 come tHorn natJ
ovr our mlnd M Ufj -t0,
1, I X "0t B00d- " Polish teach.
.d " "Vmt k",ny cv" ,n o?5er
to old it of commit involves the
I ,cere'ZbetWrn n"""-y nn"
truth, "v r,for"'t balancing
uth: ' That sin is tt monster of such
Me.K,s mein, tn t t0 b hntea
only to -e seen, but seen too oft we
Krow fHIuillHr wUh her
. k Vl,t of 0,,r "enioi-ta. ev-
r , " mgnt here I would
have you amr..i..f ..... .. wo.ll"
t-en a good
I" " ""- " ,loe not depend, as
we are so comn.i.ni ..,. ..' '
r,.. ; ,ul' 'n our minds.
; ,: u(.j th"ts, of
1 " "Ul"' 01 witirul and lov
ing scenes and associations, this con
fiitules good memory. I a word( a
good memory is the memory of good
Just as a bad memory is a memory of
evil. 1 he process of remembering is
simply a review of the mind.
How Important then what we put
into the mind. We should choose
good friends and shut out evil enemies.
We should look at things beimlful and
refuseto see things moiiNlrous or ugly.
e should listen to sweet trutn-
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Chauncey Olcott
bea
No performance of Chauncey Ol-
COtt's would h nmvinloto wltV. t.o
uuual store of songs, and this season
Mr. Olcott will sing four new ones
which are: "That's How the Shannon
Flows." "Macushla Asthore" . ( Pulse
of my heart.) "I'll Miss you old Ire
land God Bless You, Goodbye," and
TlM nr. Trlah flirl T l.nui. unH oh'o
just Like You." The above were writ-
ien uy j. niernan urennan, Aiirea
D.lhln anH FVnaut Tall mhn V,..i.a
written Mr. Olcott's songs for several 1
vears. ano tnev nra tiatinfi tn niAiuaM n.
wen as me 01a songs so wen remem
bcred by all his admirers.
Mr. Olcott's encasrement is for Frl
day, Jan, 2 at the Grand theater.
uty
TKo careful choice of a
face powder i3 reflected
in tho beauty of a
Avoman'a complexion.
Soul Kiso Pace Powder
preservco ns wcII -ds
beautifien iho nhin
end its odor b uncom
monly evect
Meyer Droi VrD Drus Co.
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and ootid
and sooti.w,i
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of lifft. Tfonvpn will iiA fnrnluVioH u-ltVi
'all the beauty, all goodness and
"Look not mournfufpy' Into the past,
It comes not baclnaftain!
Wisely improve the, .present, that is
thlnet ie-
Go forth to meet tie shadowv fntnro
Without fear and wlijil fmanly heart."
Happy New Year to1 all!
Henry Turner wi fdUnd dead at
hlfl firm nnnr Ti-tnA.!,il!a OV. t...M .. u
kia.y. iib una Been f'iici several days.
Mr. Turner was 67 iirs old and was
born and roared in ; the Wllltimette
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valley. . " -..
The Coos river rnnch homes be-
lonirlnur tfl'AnHon n Kiltrara an.l w
F. Hauschlldt were consumed by fire
saiuruav a nnmnst nr tho mniui. n
each residence destroyed. The losses!
amount to 110,000, with no insurance.
Articles of incorporation have been
iiiea ior ine uregon nsnerles com-
tanV.' With hendnnnrtora at . fli-jffnn
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City. The company will engage in op
eration 01 neets on jne' Columbia riv
er and eventually indeep water fish
ing off the coast o Oregon.
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