Newberg graphic. (Newberg, Or.) 1888-1993, September 21, 1922, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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    Largest Circulation la Yamhill County
COLLECTI ONS
COLLECTION
NOCHARGE
WE SUE IN 001 OWI NAM*
OF WORLD
A U C T IO N E E R
LIVE STOCK and GENEXAL
FARM SATES.
Since 1907
To the Mdltor:
Several years ago a member o f
the Russian dujna said these words:
“ The history of mankind leads ua to
hope that the principles of liberty
and Justice w ill eventually triumph
over wrong and oppression, and that
the happiness o f the human fam ily
w ill some day cease to be merely a
dream. But the road to liberty lb
so covered with the bodies e f mar­
tyrs, and the pages o f history so
clotted with humanity’s blood, that
one w ell nigh despairs of. the solu-
lin
n o
n f f humanity’s
h u m a n 11 v ’ r nrohlnm
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tlon
problem u s.'
T o mo the only remedy to better
these conditions o f mankind and
make tbe world better U faith In
Ood. faith in man. and the Golden
Rule. The prevailing sins o f man­
kind. and largely the cause o f all
wars, Is pride, selfishness and the
undue love o f money to gain riches
fo r riches' sake. And tke tw in evils
o f our time are extrem e riches and
extrauM poverty, both are demoral­
ising In th eir tandauay. and are the
Mankind demands, and w ith hon­
est effort deserves substantial com­
fo rt and convenience.
More than
thia tends to evil, degeneracy and
crime. - Riches are not all happi-
neee, but tbe right use o f wealth
m ay prove a blessing and add m i-
H ow B ea u tifu lly
ju t right, hang e m ly , « t o * gt— WBj:
•to te the w ill o f Ood. and o f Jesus
that all should some to a knowledge
o f the truth and be saved from sin.
SUn la • violation o f natural, phyaioal
and moral law, and they are Ood
made, and cannot ba violated w ith
impunity. Sooner or later, directly
or Indirectly, we must pay tbe pen-
Settlements made the day ,we collect
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT OOMPJNT
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Jem * Death WaMnut Found
plwscs.
W hat may m y possessions
do fo r me, bow can I twist th an bo
as to prove s blessing Individually,
to fam ily, sad to society skf la rg e r
Unless man puts the question., to
him self he w ill become a mors gath­
erin g machine. I do not want to be­
lieve that the rieh Inhabitants o f
W a ll Street sad F ifth Avenue with
their unearned wealth, reveling la
the foolish luxury o f monkey dinners
and Jasx display they frequently In­
dulge In, Is the bast that Ood would
do -with the rich, neither
He vs that the- grinding p
the slums is the beet that Q d would
do with the poor. Povertj la more
often a curse than- a ble
some would have us bel
those who praise its virtu e
the last to accept Its hard condi­
tions.
..P ra is e It who w ill, povsrty In Its
extreme form la narrow ldg. belit­
tling. ambition h illin g , ah unmltl-
gating curse. There Is n e :Joy in It.
We can give them to you, without a single tear or
pin-prick, beautifully dean M i crisp.
ItV a secret oi our washing process and of M m warn-
derful drying frame we use.
We stretch and dry your curtains to measure, every
little point ju * so, edges matched perfectly.
•And it costs so little! Let us oall for yeur curtains
tomorrow. W ell have them back in a jiffy, ju t right.
Phone for our driver.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 22 AND 23
William S. Hart in
TravelirT On
An action story that never lets up.
ALSO COMEDY, “CALL THE WITNESS
$75,000 in Premiums and Purses
man’s inhumalty to man that mads
countless thousands m ou rn ,‘and that
tbs p u l amt a varies to g a la riches
fo r riches’ asks, hardened • men’s
hearts, seared their conscience« , and
mads them oblivions to the wrongs
or society, and the needs o f dig. poor.
Th at's w hy he said: "H o w hard for
a rich man to enter the kingdom o f
heaven.”
Several years ago I read a sermon
In th e Oregon Journal by Dr. tooyd,
pastor o f the Presbyterian church,
on the topic, “ Is the church laalng
its Inlnence over mankind.”
And
among other things he said, “ T h e
churches have done everything w ith
Jesus but to learn to express H is
character in Ilfs and to become obed­
ient to His natural and perfect w in .”
A prominent m in taler in an eastern
stats Is quoted in saying, "Our pres­
ent system, Industrial, politics]' and
religious, la founded on a system
that Is fundamentally w rong and
anti-christlan, and the church o f
Jesus and the hard sense of buslneaa
ought alike to wage a war on It
until It Is changed and In harmomy.
with the life, the teaching and-tke
spirit o f Jesus.” And there is mweh
truth In both these sayings. Coop­
eration must replace competitive
strife.
Love, brotherhood and lov­
ing, helpful service to each other
must supplant war, cruelty and ha­
tred. The weakest of humanity,
mental and physical, must recetfb
the tsnderest cars that society can
bestow, the same as any well regu­
lated fam ily tenderly cares for the
weakest member.
Like oil and water, love and h afv
do not mingle. Let love and help­
ful service to each other supplsat
our Insane system of war. crueMk
and hatred, and heaven on earth
with all Its beauty, and glory, i e
foretold by the Nszarene, and taught*
Hls disciples to pray for. w ill gS t
come a reality. And I thank Odd
that from the modern viewpoint o f
life and Immortality we are learnluff
to love humanity as never before.
We are discovering the truth that
all men are divine, that all mah-
kind are spirits, even In the body o f
flesh, and we have come to an under­
standing of life and Immortality w l f t
an understanding never before p<M
slble. When one gets the full senab
that he la a spirit, and that he is
the Immortal child p f an Infinite
Father, that this world is but V
kindergarten and nursery of soulZ
that here he flrej learns the mere a l ­
phabet o f God's great volume o f
truth, that this life o f the ph ysic«!
body on the earth plane, Is but a
short space In hls whol# career, that
he has an eternity of progressive Ilfs
in spirit before him. When one can
Agricultural Displays— n t t l M * o f bthry kind
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F o f further particulars ask agents or w rite
Southern
A Cultttod Man
W h at U a cultured man?
I have Just had dealings w ith a
prise'hum an boor (th a t la he looked
human, had a lace, bauds, and every­
th in g ) , and aai me to thinking whot
a cultured man ought to bo. says tbe
Maryland- School News.
And I mat a cultured man once,
which gave an tdsd o f what one
Ought to bo.
So here goes:
A eultured man tries to make
everyone happy. A boor delights to
hurt your feelings.
The most strikin g thing about a
cultured man Is that he Is disci­
plined. Some w ell bred people lose
control o f themselves at times. A ll
vu lgar people do.
A cultured man becomes angry bul
never lets hU temper get the best
o f him.
It Is the instinctive desire to
please, which In a cultured man.
leads him to dress so us to pam
pass un­
ua-
noticed. to avoid anything o f loud-
■ess o f speech, manner or appear
ance, to be polite and self-effacing
rar * bluffs,
never boasts.
Culture neye..
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M m threatens, The deed la as elo-
™ _.:sr Is simple,
quant as tbe. ms
accomplish
much, but al-
H e may u
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w ays w ith u < to o ------- —
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w ith the a ir o f poise, never w ith the
bluster o f b ein g w r y busy.
Culture Includes tolerance.
Th e
sign o f sound education Is a certain
hospitality o f mind.
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display, Jewelry, per­
fume*. affected speech, supercilious
nem
condesceneion,
haughtiness,
girs ’ o f cxetustv Snim add t i l such
things are bits o f egotism, emana­
tions o f Ignorance and ahoét out a
vu lsar soul.
8© that perhaps the
would be the absolute «non
ahd the beautiful In life. And ho
w ill be good, and do good for good­
ness asks, and not from fsar of an
angry Ood and a literal hell. Man
can b f led much easier than he can
be driven, love is a stronger Incen­
tive than fear. Ood created man In
hls own Image, and endowed him
with a progressive nature, and God­
like powers of mind, and reason
He has an intuitive sense of good
and evil, a consciousness o f right
and wrong, and he has within him
a something tlyst approves the right
and condemns the wrong. He has
•Iso that wonderful attribute of Ood
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fever should keep away from
ildenrod blondes and grass widows.
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