Morning register., February 21, 1923, Image 8

T EIGHT
MORNING REGISTER. EUCENE, ORE., WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2f. M
Flaying
Today
and Thursday!
HOLD HIM!
Yes! J list try
to hold this
(our - legged
thunder1 bolt
fed on dyna
mite!
Sam tried to
and he'd never
even been on
rocking hone
before!
IT'S A TAXIC gy1
1 you come
with
"DOUG" MacLEAN and MADGE BELLAMY
Rex Feature Comedy
"Good Scouts"
Charles W. HawUy
at our mighty organ
MANY HEAR DR. KELLEMS
IE
Evangelist Says Time of
Miracles Is Past
ENDED IN BIBLE DAYS
INiriMi-tv Wrnt m ;,'( t'liiitvli of
lAoti vn rtniiiisiis
Asserts Ktctiktr
!.ast night before an audience
which packed the auditorium oi
the, Klrat I'litiittan church lr.
.It' It, Kellems preached a Mr.
mon on the over-Interesting and
oitcit.pussling tiocettun of "1i
vino Healing."
In the flr.-tt part nf tho nd
dresses lr. Kellems showed that
in the new testament rluirVh there
wro aeripl'iual g'fta ( I nH)r.
i::-10. These 'gifts were the
mime as the signs which Jtvtu
said nhoulit follow them tltnt be
lieve (Murk 16:15-10). "Jmui
hud promised these to Ills upos
tles nml tho promts hod been
fulfilled (Acts 3: !- ." he raid.
"The npostlcs then had the power
to work miracles, to heal the sick.
to rats, the dend. to dr nk poison
and they would not be hnrmed.
to pick up serpents and they
would not suffer. These miracu
lous gifts wero Riven during those
days when the church was In Its
infancy before tho new testament
canon was completed. Tins was
necessary In order that the work
of revelation In Christ might be
confirmed. This wns always the
purpose In the early church of
the miraculous Heb. S:l-; Horn
1:11-1!; I Cor. 5:1-5: Mark
16:J0). When the church of the
Lord was established then these
miraculous manifestations were to
pass away. (I Cor. 1S:27-J1: 1
Cor. 1J:8: 1 Cor. 13-1-:). The
gifts of ,the holy spirit which
were the srlfls already mentioned
were given to the apostles of the
Lord directly and they had tne
power of glvlnggifts to others by
the laying on of hands.-,.: The
gifts, however, never passed to a
third person. Only the apostles
of the Lord and those upon whom
they conferred the gifts by the
laying on of hands could posses
them. . -1
Doctors Ctomkmncd by Healers
3
To Portland
and Back
$5.75
'! : Account
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
Sale date Feb. 21 and 22, return limit Feb. 20
l iLI NJFSI I
Albany ....
Corvallis
. Salem ...$X50 San Francisco ....$33.75
-....$2.0S Roseburg $ 4.05
:.S2.0S Marshfield $ 8.90
Last Day
to sec
Madge Bellamy
And All-Star Cast
in
Lorna Doone
Love's classic, a story of the
days when love and adven
ture walked hand in hand
through a maze of peril.
Castle Reviews and Short
Features of Note
ADMISSION
Evenings
Matinees
Children
30c
.-. 20c
10c
AS ALWAYS
CaslleTtieater
TODAY LAST DAY
'Tlio icalleil intuitu n dltlnc
healers t-omlt-mu (he employment
oi tiuctor aim me me oi inetii
clues as a l.tt-k of rultlt In IStitl,
Mlltl the ctaeKCllst. "V'l nuttheie
tloes the Itihle comlctiui the work
or the doctor or tho rte of metll
cities.
"The purpiisn of divine htsilluu
was to eoiiflrin rtivclaflmi. This
wits always the purpose nf the
lictiltuga of the l.nnl niiil the
early thuicil and there Is not it
single exception lo this rule. Tho
purpose of modem healing, tt
called, la not to do this hut to
get a crowd and it hut.- amount
of mousy. Healing was not the
prominent thing la the work of
t hrift or tho apostles.
Urn modern so-cttlleil il It lire
healer limits the power of Christ
to I lie lallh of tlio ono healed,'
he said. 'ThlN Is always the no
sttiun of thoso who claim that
they arc healing In the name ofl
Christ. There can ho no heating i
unless there Is fault on tho part
of the Individual. Hut faith was
not at nil necessary in the heal
ings of Christ or his apostles. The
case of the man with a withered
hand (Luke 8H or the case of
.Mtilnohua (l.uko 23:61 ) or the
case of the lame man In Acts S
all Illustrate this u-t. Christ
and the apostles could lieu I
whether the on healed had faith
or not. The fact that the modern
divine healers demand faith shows
that tho power by which they Ho
their work Is the power of sug
gestion and hypnotism as every
sciencitio man Knows.
Not Organic Trouble Healed
Vhrl.it healed all kinds of dis
eases. There la not ono authenti
cated case on recoiil where any
so-called modern divine healer
has ever healed a cancer, or any
organic trouble. There are many
lies told but no proof backed up
by a reputable doctor.
"Chr'at's cures wero Instantane
ous. Those whom He cured were
cured of the worst diseases and
Immediately. Tho modern healer
tells his people that the cure will
com gradually, that It may take
a month or more for It to come.
Christ's cures are permanent.
Tho people who were cured by
turn were curetL Those cured
by tho modern fadlsts are cured
for a little while and then the!
old trouble comes back worse than
ever.
"The cure of Christ turned:
people to righteousness but those
of the modern fakers turn to In-1
sanity. There Is an abundance of
estimonv that thero are scores:
today who hnv lost their minds
becauso of the modern fad. (Herej
Or. Kellems read several letters
from doctors concerning this!
point). i
"That they do mnke some cures;
no one will deny. These cures are1
the same kind and are made In
the same wuy as those made by!
hyrmot'sssj and psychologists
everywhere. These are . making!
cures nnd are not clnlmlng thntj
they are divine. They are honost
In that they spa of the power;
as simply a scientific thing." !
In conclusion . Or. Krliems iuild:
"The new testament gives us nhso- j
lutely no foundation for. a belief'
In miraculous healing today. "Not!
only Is this true but It ' explicitly i
states IhatfthttM miraculous man-!
ifestatlons would cease when 'the!
revelation wns confirmed thej
church established and that which!
was 1erfeet was Mmf.
Tlitw TIllngM IVntaiidc.1
'We havo a right to demand
trt.l.iv nf nnt mnn whn 1 . 1 n.. n '
ncai in tne name of Christ thnt
W F.I. COM F.. OlvlV.OX
KFTAIl. MFKCIIANTS
AND VISITORS
ATll.vii a
la-.: i;
The New Hats Are Burst
ing From Their Tissue Wrapping
Ahead of the Imrstiii"; of tht' Inula on the tree.
Mt. miiI i.f tin. ttiititiinr tA lltr liirill. mitt tl e.,., ..J.... t ..
niiiiiuier roads. h
Ilnl in i 1 1 i in-r v kIiiiiiIiI It'inll SliriilL' shtilllil In in I
Iniiir Itpiiiro Nature kIiiiws llitt wnv. ' " '"""ll
Ilenoe this early mid nutlirntic hliowiuo; nf tuiiiniu luilliiirre ' ' '
$6.00 to $12.50 ;
Fashion and Desirability Are Combined in the N...
ll.. . i:... : i.i....... ......... .
I lie ureal t"iuini iij tn ioiiiiik "i"i i snvuirrs nun Sf .n rtlte nkiri
is heing ei-hoed for spring wearing. In consciiifiifr, (ail,!,,,, ,
tifvivcti iiitit e.i inn ..it.t iv t.i t.t- i in i'tiiiuar. i he
DKSItlNS AUK DIX'IDr.DI.Y SI KIKIM;
Among tnc new irauirt's arc llif grairitu tiratiiig li.,nM. i,,,,.
an the I.rg-'()-Multon sleeves. The coat are. as a rule, eulivrnctl Jl
narrow, luslrous silken braid. In itoft, glowing sliiiiles n( ; ,. j
light browns, Needles to say tltnt a satisfying iisst'iiilit.i,t a tcU(i
fite vliltr I'lliiiiillir. '
I'KK'KS KAN'tiK I'KOM $!!. TO ?.l.5()
The Great Puzzle-Peg Game
Fun for Everybody at the
Astonishingly Low Price ,
of 50c
New express shipment just arrived
which no doubt will be welcome news
to those awaiting their arrival, as this
gtitno is winning widespread pop
ularity. I'uzzle-Peg is a boon to old people,
shut-ins and invalids, also wonderful
for girls and boys. It amuses, and still
stimulates the mind as' well as being
educational. To solve 1'uzle-lVg one
must think, and to learn to think is
the primary object; of education.
7-Piece
Star Cut Glass Water Sets
$2.50 .
Beautiftilly designed Star Cut Glass
on pitejner and six tumblers, in two
styles
4 f
Clearing Out
Boys' Wool Suits, in a Regular
Way to $11.50
..
Some have two pair of knickers, which in
. sure double wear. Sizes 6 to 18 years.
So trim cut ami dressy, yet built to stand the
strains of roughest play.
linys ran "cut loose" in these clothes without
fear of adding t Mother's patching nml
mending troubles. Go to it hard jump, run
fntit races, wrestle, leap frog enjoy any
sport without feeling that buttons will fly
off, ocams rip or tear and boles happen.
v. :r ...... it., 1,1,11, ;ii ,,.i. ti,
.it. Mt.iij, it i ".I . j
rcilnctitiiis with the puipose in view to clear ll 1
out doubly (jtiit k suits now on hand so as to Jj
make room for the incoming famous "Dub- 2
btlbilts" now in transit.
mm
V. .. , V. 1
' 1 1 ) That he heal the
Corresponding reduction to all points where one
way fare is $41.00 or less.'
For further particulars, ask ticket agents Southern
Pacific Lines, or write -
JOHN M. SCOTT
General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon
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for good food expertly-prepared.
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;" . ' ' ' 35c
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The name of your bank is
an asset. A strong bank
ing connection is a busi
ness necessity and if
that bank is one that has
its own name firmly es
tablished in the commer
cial life of the territory
in which you move, your
! standing is doubly as
sured. A working connection
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same!
kind of diseases as those healed
by Christ and the apostles.
"O That ho heal thorn In the
same manner as Christ and the;
apostles healetT. j
"(3) That,; he produce the'
other signs which always occom-j
panied the gift of heal'ng andi
which were the attestations of the
divine mission of those to whom
thev were given. These signs were:
"A Tho power to speak with
intelligible tongue.
"B. The power to raise the
dead.
"C. The power to pick up dead
ly serpents without being harmed.
"!) The power to drink poison.
"If the one claiming to heal
iii the name of Christ cannot pro
duce these signs we must conclude
that he does not have the divine
power by which they are pro
duced. - "If one today cures the same
diseases and In the same manner
as those cured by hypnotists, sug
gestionlsts, etc., we must conclude
that he does It by the same power
as that which they employ.
"Tho new testament method of
healing Is that we use the mean
at our command, asking God to
bless them. This Is the whole
Christian view of the question."
Dr. Kellems stated as did Dr!
Stltc s the other night that the
First Christian church was in no'
way responsible for the coming of
Or. Price that It had opposed
the movement from the start, thnt
It was not in It now and never
would be.'
Tonight Dr. Kellems will speak
on the theme, "The Cleansing
Blood of Chrtat." ,
ElliyjESllf DIES
Mns. JOHANNA SCIIWAItZS
CIIII.I) PAMHKS AT AUK OF 7
Iliitl Ii'vctl Here for 34 Yun tuu!
Was Vlf of I'.oiBt-ur Hlulloiwr
- and Hook Dealer i
Mrs. Johanna Bchwnrzschlld
wile of Hdward flchwnrswchlld, for
I yon in a resident ot Kugenn, died
at her home yesterday morning at
i tno age or 75 years. Hhe had bean
I III for a number of weeks. All of
i ner children were with her at the
end.
ricsiiies her husband, who ws
i engaged In tho hook nnd stationery
iiuHint'KH nero tor n inirn or n cen
itury or longer. Mrs. HehwurssclilliI
lis survived by the following child
! ren: Mrs. Klsn Durkhelnier and
! Morris Hehwanutchlld, of lOugene;
I .lullusj Hi'hM itl wt.'hllll, of H'Mlil, Ne
,vada, and Mrs. Minnie VVelnnnhenk
I of Ban Krnnc:HCo. Hhe also leaves
two granddaughters, Miss Kiln
Durkhelmer. anil Amy Louise
HchwnritMchlld. unit two sinters In
(Jeriminy.
Mrs. Hcltwnrxsclillil was horn In
Ilavarla, (lerinnny, H'-ptemlit-r 14,
mi l. no went to Hun I'Yiinr seo
In 1870 and was married there. The
next yenr she and her htishnnd re
turned to flcrmnny but enmo Imrk
to the t'nltod Htntns a few yenrs
Inter, settling In Kugene In Mi!l.
They havo made this city their
homo since. 1
The funeral will he held at the
Veuoh chapel Thursday uflernoon
If A-Traveling You Must
Go, Choose Good Luggage
Don't fail to see the Luggage de
partment for
TK.WKl.ING I5AGS. St' IT
CASKS OK TRUNKS
Ml "M.vle-in-Orcgon" products. As
i friendly companion, many times
m your trip you will thank yourself
'or making the investment.
These bags welcome the knocks
if the baggageman or porter $5.00
ind up.
Suit Cases, too, vie with the other
uggagc ; regular 24-inch size
5195 anil up.
-This is an opportunity to pur
:hasc your wardrobe trunk for
vniir tour one that will Drove a
source of joy and satisfaction. Let
us demonstrate one of them to you.
Also, baggage-proof trunks and
steamers. Sec window showing.
HURRAH. BOYS!
We haven't overlooked you yocsf
chaps. (.oi liuys here, tuo, Ik
von.
' Those $5.00 All-Wool
Sweater Coats Now $3.98
Made just like Pad's ami just
f t tit-, but on those sin.nt xm&
lines that stand for .vtinty. I'm
ami belted models with two port
cts, in blue, . brown or oxforJ
heathers, Sizes 2() to 34,
They're Fashionable. Meal
95c Imported Dress Wool
Socks Reduced to nc
Heavy ribbed host, knitted in Enf I
land, m (Irop-stilch in '
heather mixtures.
$4.85 Water Repellant
Ridinjz Pants $3.48
Good weight khaki, laced botw
Killing Pants, made by the w
known "Rose City" manufactureri
Double front and scat, sizes 32lo
waist.
12 Pounds Sugar for $ 1 .00
Fancy Oregon Creamery Butter, lb. 46c
2 Large Loaves of. Bread for .2Sc
3 pkgs. Corn Flakes for ..........! 25c
Shelled Almonds, special, lb. 65c
30c Chocolates, lb., Wednesday 22c
Large pkg. Gold Dust at 25c .
1 lb. Can Royal Club Coffee
(Including Large Sugar Slick Free)
Vim Fancy Hard Wheat Flour, sack -
4 lbs. Small White. Means
Mop Sticks (Hardware Dept.), each
Round Wire Dish Drainers, with Silver Holder.
specially priced at
Complete line of Garden Seeds, Fresh Stocks.
at 2:30 o'clock and tho remains
will bo laid at rest In Hope. Abbey
mausoleum.
THOMAS GETS PADDLING
PRESIDENT OF MKIU HANTS
VIOIjATEK Itt'IE
Ij. I Thomas, of Marshfield,
president, of tho Orcein 'Hinil
Merchants' nssoclntlon. was given
a paddling by members of the
senior class at tho university yos
tcrday for being so careless as to
tread upon tho metal seal Imbedd
ed In tho cement walk In front
of VUlard hell.
Mr. Thomas, nlong with the
other members nf tho association
In convention here, wears the
freshman green cap. In tho eyes
of a senior a froshmnn Is a fresh
man, whether ho Is a callow youth
Just out of high school or a sedate
btialnoes man. With so many of
tho green cap Werners inllll.im
around the campus yesterday the
seniors watched the seal Willi
Jealous eyes and when the worthy
president thoughtlessly trod upon
It ho wns tmnieil lately seined by
a siiind of tho wearers "of I ho
sombrero and given the punish
ment that is metnil nut lo nil
fioihmen who vlolalo this rule.
It.
Attention, Ctmiinilo. (1. A
tn (iccordance with Invltnt (in
nnd arrangements by the. com
raden of the American lenVin
post of this city, wo will moct at
Ihn nrmory at 5:30 p. m sharp.
Friday, Kobruary 32, Instead of
T o'elock.
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