The Eugene guard., June 22, 1925, Image 3

jonday Evening, June 22, 1323
lUBCH AOTHORITY
1QPIC FOR SERMON
-intboritT on Christianity" was
'Lie discussed by lr. E. V. Sitiv
' ior ol the First Christian
1 JTtfstfrday.
'. ... diCll..,l in .1,.
..I suPje-- "'"ft - -
-iliiD world has been that of au
itf i" Christianity. Especially is
, true now when this strusele be-
Hint carr.cu "". - -....
E) the one nana mere are inose
I city and it was anounced from tlie
i platform yesterday that it was hpcd
j the revival might continue indefinite. y. .
! However, there will he a rent tii- .
I nisht after which Kvancelisi Miller. I
of Ashland, will take control for a !
week, starting Tuesday evening. ,
No definite announcement was made 1
as to plans thereafter. j
j The two women evangelists left j
I '"day for t'orvallis where they hold a j
I one-night meeting from whence they
go to Kosehurg for a day or two and
men ilirect to Oakland. Calif., their
headquarters.
There was much applause at yes- !
irmays service when It was stat.il
THE EUQEXE GUARD
Pago Three
(Continue ( from page one)
what I os using ,n, Ce,eut for. 1,
thought is wuM he a good joke for :
him to do if."
I Then, calmly as ever, the dentist
had I'at make out a will leaving all he j
!ose.rd to him. I'at, you tee. was I
next in line for hi mother's fortune.
The dentist explained to I'at that 1
. this was "just in rasp something hap. j
j I'cncd." II strict Attorney Asj Keyes
.Relieves I'at was to have heen the! The Siskiou ran
; next victim. has been clioseu by 1 r.
Nurse Wears Ring ard. professor of geology at the I'm-
eruy iu vrcg n. tor a.n aneej tuo
; of which the
! are a part.
present three aiatrri
IB
Url
work,
pitching tents, piiiny wate.
f the nmi of Hi. Tlinmis V. Yoiuir
Atlfffli'tt oanlul
H hetween himself and re,,io. : vXTtitotiZ '
of thf itrrain sin.i.1 -n. f .,i 1. ....... i ...
tnat thfsp two womfn wouM be open ' brsutifu! wife, (iraoe. i Mive. lint Dr. Younc nlottrrf Ms
.1uri,7 T niiPnKa.K-ment rmp timcj NmT thf,re r 'lrn ami .ln-ams. MT"- He gave her d.amomi ring
curing the fall, an.l ll was freely nre- Sme drc.im.. in -.,!, ... .1- the l.aH t-k.. frm hi. f.. -
t( mountain
dieted thar there would be one of the I taut heights." where the
biccest revival cnn.r.f..iMi in ihn ,,,,.
3o( the coDiiict anu on me omeri tory or Kupene, from 11 4 square'
thoe whrt are nPeful of results, j gosppl standpoint, at that time. !
seems to mc mai me soiunon 01 .m,ss Avers urCed that step be tak
en lmrnerttately tor the erection of fl ,
suitable building to house the 4 square '
gospel diciples in this city.
'nil K.invi-se
if undis-
jifte
Emitter rests uPon tlie Question as
(t th source 01 mnuuiu,) 111 riins-
,;,T .Not auinorny in Tension. lor
i it would moan a comparative study
I-11 .- : '.K . ..
hid for the rntrinrchinl and Mnsiac
n!iations have ended because of
lititions; mn huiiiui nj 111 eccies-
.ticti organizations, for once we
ttpt human authority, then one
,.fi of a relifiioua orcanization lias
jfMnie right to claim supreme pow-
. well as anotner. ineretore we
e fndeavoring to find the authorit
q Christianity, some divine power
hop Vlllt'll U lllIV 'i' HI UHl'fl
. actions ana tcneumps.
Authority is Cited
Authority is of two kinds, prim-
L-t auI delegated.. Kvery one ac-
pts ihe tact mat uon nas primary
jhority, whether thnt individual ae
.pls the liberal or conservative
fw, Uoi delegated this authority
rst of all unto His Son, and after
iiit, Christ delegated it to His Apos-
"In giving power and authority
plo Christ there was no danger of
ror. for both C unst and uod are
rioe beings, and tl(cre was no
lance for error. But when the an
:oritr was delegated to the Apostles,
ej being humans, there was danger
Lit such power would be unwisely
vfd, and error would come into the
lurch.
"To prevent this danger, the Holy
tirit was given, to "guide them into
i truth.' hencu mistakes could not
made by the Apostles. The com
lied conelusion therefore is, that
:e message recordede in the new
lament, given by the Apostles who
m guided by the Holy Spirit is
vine, and is the rule of faith nnd
tract ice for christians.
Truth Is Stressed
If this truth could he understood
tal accepted by the christian world I
ueh of the controversy now in the ,
(irld would be prevented. The future
Christianity rests here. The chur-h i
is passed through greater crises j
in this one iu the past and has ;
me forth victorious, and she will ;
rictorious this time. Her progress ',
::ay be retarded but she will not he j
nennrown ior hip gates 01 1 nines
:ill not prevail against it!'"
Violence Marks 3 j
Portland Deaths1
the murder.
I'r. Yming freely confessed to his
crime and led det(M-thes to the cabin,
i-nd!y sm-'king as his wife's body was
I'roucht up.
There is only one thin; h" will not
dNi'iiss. Thnt is the pmaiiy he htmelf
will pay fr the murder.
Perhaps ihat was the one thing not
ini Ituled in his dream.
the purple mnun'ain peaks
cuvren contiiieuts.
'1 hey art un those dreams aud we
hom.r them.
I'm some dreams dra- men to the
depths and lead them through foul
bgs. under the pull of dank tops and
darkness.
And I r. Young's dream was of this
latter kind.
So he murdered his pretty wife.
Ti,e,,-fhor?Mc"--,ik',,.i,. he, 'Workman Hurt by
;s"". l'.it tirogan. Is. hoi! ctiionili her
PORTI..Xl Ore.. June '2- Three ' nody in a concrete cie'ern beneath h s
Portland persons met death violently ! cottage in Itcverly tileti.
over Sunday, one in an automobile .ic-1 .Now. locked in nntrdci its' row of the
eident, another !y drowning in t Is- : I.os Angeles jail, lie tells of Ihe affair
wego lake, anil the third a Filicide in I as r:i!miy is he mijjht tliscuss the tx
a watar hazard at Kast Mcreland gtlt tr acting .f a wisdmn tooth smokes
''" - j cigarets. smiles and casually remark
The dead: i that he has "burned his bridges behind
Mrs. Kate Garlinghotise. 4:t. fatallt ! Iiiin.
in geology. 1M. 1'drkard is to condu -i
a class of mne atlvanred student ,
all of Kugene, in this work. A de
tailed study i.f the urea around Ash
land will be miule by the liaf. Geo
logic formatit'tis range from the
l'.tleoioie t' the recent. 1
Those in the party, besid lr.
Tarkanl. are Pitnald N. JoIimmmi. I
1'anl . t o k. ti. V. U Auli(i',
ICalph 1- Lupher. Ponild M. Kraer, i
.li.hn V It. mi 11 i r.l 1 l'.lu ..r- i
it ll .: ..... t h
,, , ,'. , ' I ' ilSt or delecite will
the l'niverit of tatifortita, and some
from t'hirag.' will join the party later
it is announced.
The advanced field geolxy camp
has been a feature of the Kiiuem-
Loose Wheel l?elt!-v,Mrs , vrtr ,hr vn-unii,,r
(direction of lr. K. T. 11 'dse did work
Tin the Three Sisters region which r.
I suited in a significant geological map
1 of that arei. aud in ft discovery of th
I ancient existnnce of Mt. .Multnomah.
injured in an accident between a
street car nnd an automobile, in which
she was rifling.
Adgar Aust'n, 'J'J. accidentally
drowned in ( svego lake.
Mrs. Alma Wolfard, 51, a suicide .n
the water hazard near the eleventh
green at Knst Moreland.
Ten others met violent, deaths in
the northwest over tho week-end.
RAIL INSPECTIONS MADE
MONO, Ore.. .Tune 112. Completing
an inspection trip through the central
Oregon country, through which they
propose in extend their railroad lines
in large party of railroad officials ar-
rived in Bend last night, from lOtt
1 iiiRth Falls nnd left an h-'iir later oy
! p)ieeial train for Spokane. While in
Rend they met with a number of eity
i officials and officials of the Ren.I
i Commercial club.
.lrs. Young was the widow of the:
late Patrick "Hipe (.Hive" tirogan. who
left her a vast fortune.
On tlrs fortune the dentist set his
heart. So here is what he did. four!
tuuuhs tin: !
"I strangled her with somnofnrm.
a heavy dental gas," he told detect-:
ives. j
Put Her In Vault !
"I was sure it would kill her. and I
held the rubber enne in her mouth
until she stopped breathing.
"Then 1 put her in a box and car
ried her out to my cottage, where I
put her into the cistern and buried
her.
"Next day I took her son. I'at, nut
to the cabin aud hud him make the
mortar with which 1 seated his mo
ther's tomb. The boy d.dn't know
HAItlllSlU K;, Ore., .lune I'-V
When t!erge Fulton, about 5.", 'op
erator of the electric hoist for the
McKay gravel plant here which is
furnish in the rock for the Harris-burg-J
unci ion City five-mile st retell
of Pacific highway vvi"g, endeavored
Saturday to replace a belt which had
slipped from the fly wheel a loose
etui gave him a severe wrap, knocking
him over and breaking Ins right arm
above the elbow, fracturing his collar
bne. nnd inflicting painfuh bruises.
Fulton, whose home is in Seattle, is
the first workmen on either the
bridge across the Willamette which
has been iu the process of construc
tion for nearly a year, or on the pave
ment job, begun early this spring, to
be seriously hurt.
I Plumbers Gather
! In Portland Meet!
VOUTTaAXn. Ore.. June 2'Ma.
ter plumbers from all sections of the
V tilled States were guherine in Port
land today for ihe.r forty third an
! nuat convention, which, opens tomor-
row ,
j More than 500 delegate from the
: east arrived on twi. special trains, one
1 carried defecates from Cincinnati.
: Chicago nnd M lwmkee, including
I John J. Vogelpohl. president of t tie
i association, whose home m in Cinnn-
; nati, ami several other national ofti- ! Aides, camp
cers. ; w ill be providi
Preliminary to the opening of the
convention tomorrow, the officer of
the national association had executive-
today. For three d.i a the
l.VHt or more deleg.ites will consider
t problems pertaining to their business,
I to sanitation and to a urogram for
education in public health matters. ranged The swimming hole has been
The orcg-m Master Plumbers as- pii-ked out. and a large apringhoartl
sociaiion will meet here today. will be installed for diving.
Th road to camp is rough In
Oshurn Iloiet l, n t J Purlonr. j M". "'H w. be smoothed out be
Phone ; 'ore camp opens, according to re
j ports. Signboards are to be erected
Oeo, . Mcl.enn, Insurant, ftfilt ; at all crossroad leading to the
h.ne fIO K10 OUt . camp. A labor crew of scout and
! leaders will go to the camp in the
Phone S, K. Eleven for r.lano tuning j next two weeks to do preliminary
Tributes Paid for
Parental Training
Hoating has been added to the lUy
Scout program at the annual scout !
Mimtner camp July 1H to July "7, it j
has been announced. The camp com- '
in it tee went to the site of the camp
near Mapleton over the week-end, :
and made arrangements for the boats, :
and piping of water. j
Roat sports will be controlled th
same as swimming, fays Kenneth i
chairman. l.ifesavera i
1 in each boat eo,ua to ;
the number of passengers. No scout '
will be permitted In lake out a boat ;
alone, and when two go out one of'
them must hold a lifesaver's merit j
tunic. !
The spring water will be piped
into camp, the committee ha
NKW YORK. June 22. -OP) -Pre,
ident Coobdge was cited yesterday as
an example of the value of parental
training hv hi pastor, the Kev. Ir.
Jason Noble Pierce, who preached at
lb Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church.
Paying a tribute to President t nol
idge'tt parent, who, he mi id. reared
bun under the influence of a firm,
con htetit Christian home, the pastor
credit ttl that home influence rather
than heredity for developing the pres
ident Into a man of absolute sincerity,
genuine integrity and real genuine-
"The character of the president
cannot be accounted for merely by
the fa t that he was brought np in a
free country, attended a liberal college
,. 1 or 'had ihe opportunities and possibiti-
tie of growth, he said. "These alone
are not sutfiitent reason. We must
go bark to the atate in which he waa
born, to the home in which be waa
reared, to the influence of hi Chn
tian father and the abiding faith of
hi satined mother."
KIT. EX F f Or.T.ECTION AnKSTV
82JS-2U30 Ml VF.lt RI.IKi., f'HONtt
(H, W. 11. RI.OWKRS, MOU. if
WE ANT A JOB
Roy Scouts want work to pay for
summer camp. Phone your odd job
to R50. tf
RUSSELL'S SHOP
Hemstitching and picoting. Reard.
S5d Willamette. Phone P.HKi. jyt
j The soviet government has ordered
! 100 more motor busses for service
on Moscow streets from a British
t firm.
A new British law make it illegal
to employ women and children in
painting houses with lead paint.
(Continued from page one)
i thnt the grain near Agency was
tisid. rably flattened out from th?
ffis of the rain.
BKX1), Ore., June 22. A nuinh-r
t forest firca caused by lightning
ire be'n reported to the local foi-
stry office ttinco Saturday. None
' these are serious and tin st of them
f re in the Crescent district, nceord-
rt! tu forestry officials. One is in the
'rftiR district, and one in the Fort
i.'wk district. The number was phic-
''I at ten by officials this morning.
A cool wind yesterday with cloudy
s-kiea made the day seem lets warm
;iian previoua although the tempera
ure reached 02, or two degrees high-
'r than the previous season s record.
The Dieht was cooler than in several
is, the mercury dropping to o2.
PKNDI.ETON. Ore., June 22 A
j dnudburst that struck near Pilot
Kock, accompanied by n viol . t thun
ifmorm and some hail, did consuier-
lWe damage late yesterday afternoon,
"wording to advices received here to-
Uver quite ft lnrge area, the grnw
'It wheat was lobbed down by the
! Mdlertt downpour of rain and some
una waa caused by hail, tiulleys
rm .i to 7 feet deep and up to 40
tot in width were reported washed
trough wheat fields west of Pilot
Koek. In Pendleton there was no
jfiin only a stiff gale that brought
ifjmids of dust from the hill lands.
! He thermometer yesterday ftood at
ln" fr the hottest day of the year
Dun far.
I WHAT I
SI MEANT 9
by a "broad-nnuKC"
ImnkliiK 81'rvice?
First of all, the Ren
oral k n o w l ?.d K o,
Bullied from years
nf varied' business
experience, which
enables us to under
stand jour needs.
Second, the dispo
sition to cooperate
Willi you, to meet
roa halfway.
In Inviting your bus
iness, we feel that
we can offer you
such a service. ,
Friendly and
Willing
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" JfP'al fmm Elks' organizations all
"fr th nate, not to proclaim a h"li
"!' .Inly 1(1. the date of the pa
,, ef the national F.llts cnvrnlin
D I'rthnd. The eovernor rent a let-
'o Urn S. Fisher nf Mirshfirld.
-"i.i-nt . f the state Klks' asseci-
ti.ii.
"'I; firt inclination." says the.
'"''"'nor, "s to srant your requ.-nt.
ny rhttv n, sdvernor deninnHs !
:t 1 tji'iNt Kfrve the beet intercuts
ri Pnriri. nannl. nf tUm tJ.te.
Tn (!f(-:ariition of a legal h'l:d;i" !
frioii, matter to the business in- ;
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:rt'ir sti,h tt.i nr.iin!. serious
''injitir, in rh. f.Pn,;.. and Ntorll'
'r,ts l the tle. in the car' "f
k- crop, and fruit harvc.ts. The
"'""re dimn of the mills and f.ictor-
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r'il in a r. nf n. f leas than a in. I-:
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Th Arri.Iainhrrr revival ram
'tl h--id undf mnii nn noiith Wli
ilrtmt tm fl.. I.ait I u it 1sf4'
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