PXGE EIGHT
MEDFORD MTU TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1932.
LASTING GOOD IN
CHRISTIAN SCIENG
LECTURER'S TOPIC
Tha following lecture on Christian
ftcienc entitled "Christian Science:
The Science of Indeatructlble Good,
vu delivered lat evening at the
Fox Blalto theater by John Ellis
Bedman, O. B., of Los Angeles.
California, member of the Board of
Lectureship of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Scientist,
In Boston, Massachusetts.
No more comforting or reassuring
message ever reached human ears
than the compassionate appeal which
Jesus made when he said: "Come
unto me, all ye that labour and are
heavy laden, and I will give you rest.
Take my yoke upon you, and learn of
me; for I am meek and lowly In
heart: and ye shall find rest unto
your souls. For my yoke is easy, and
my burden Is light." Humanity has
always seemed to stagger under heavy
burdens. Jesua came to lift the bur
dens from off the shoulders of all
men. He came to show the way of
escape from everything that hampers,
hinders, limits and binds. He came
to reveal the way that leads into
everlasting peace, joy, and freedom.
Ee truly declared, "I am the door:
by me If any man enter In, he shall
be saved, and shall go In and out,
and find pasture."
When Jesus presented his teach
ing, many were willing to listen and
to follow him. Otherwise he 4would
not have come.. But many others
were not yet ready to receive the
eternal truth which he presented, and
they resisted the spread of that truth
and fought Jesus and his true fol
lowers at every turn of the' way.
Those who listened and obeyed, and
they were a vast multitude, followed
Jesus onward and upward, along that
way which leads out of all human
discord Into the light of everlasting
day. Because the world as a whole
was neither rendy nor willing to ac
cept the facta of being which Jesus
revealed, gradually his teaching was
lost from human view, to be discov
ered again when the time was ripe
and the world more ready. That
momentous hour arrived In the last
half of the last century. Prepared
for her work by Ood, Inspired and
Impelled by Him, Mary Baker Eddy
discovered Christian Science in 1866;
and after demonstrating the value
and the truth of her teaching, she
gave her discovery to the world In
1875, when she published the Christ
Ian Science textbook, "Science and
Health From cover to cover of
that remarkable book, as throughout
all her published writings, Mrs. Eddy
sets forth and advocates no teaching
nor philosophy other than the pure
Science of Ood, which Jesus preached
and practiced when he taught and
bealed In Palestine. On page 138
of Science and Health Mrs. Eddy
writes: "Our Master said to every
follower: "Go ye Into all the world,
and preach the gospel to every crea
ture! . . . Heal the stckl . . . Love
thy neighbor as thyself )' It was this
theology of Jesus which healed the
sick and the sinning. It la his the
ology in this book and the spiritual 1
meaning of this theology, which heals ,
the sick and causes the wicked to
forsake hts way, and the unrighteous
man his thoughts.' - It was our
Master's theology which the Impious
sought to destroy."
Christian Science Is a subject of
Such vast proportions that It cannot
be dealt with In a comprehensive way
tn a brief address. At this time I
desire to call your attention espec
ially to that aspect of Christian
Science which makes plain the Indes
tructible nature of good. When we
look out over the world, an- mark
the problems which confront hu
manity, we can easily see that no
teaching can lift the burdens from
the shoulders of men, unless It can
snake plain the fact that the dis
cords and distresses of the race have
no foundation tn God's Infinite plan.
All the fears which beset humanity
can be traced to the prevailing be
lief that evil Is real and that good
can be destroyed. People fear con
cerning health, because they believe
that health can be Impaired, dimin
ished, destroyed. When happy, they
fear lest happiness be displaced by
sorrow. People fear for their facul
ties because they believe that mind
can be injured. They concerning
their friendships, because they be
lieve that friendship Is something
which begins and consequently may
end. People fear concerning their
supply of necessary things, because
they believe that supply may be cur
tailed or entirely cut off. Men fear
that they may be displaced, and no
longer hare good and useful positions
to fill. They fear even for lire itself,
because they believe life to be des
tructible. Christian Science comes
putting to rout all such fears with
the comforting aMurance that good
- Is. always has been, and ever will be
indestructible. There la no such
thing as destructible or perishable
food. Our concepts of good may very
and change, but the good Itself re
mains forever the eame Immutable,
imperishable good.
What is good? Wo can give a sim
ple and yet profound answer to that
Question In one word, Ood. God
Is good. Infinite, ever-present, IndeS'
tructlble good, existing at the stand
point of causation, God's creation Is
good. Infinite, eternal, Indestructible
good, existing at the standpoint of
effect, forever produced and forever
sustained by God. Al 1 Christian
thinkers agree wtth the Inspired
teaching of the Bible that Ood la
t.ie one and only caurn and creator.
Ood la admittedly eternal, Infinite,
and perfect. Obviously then, Ood can
have within Himself no destructive
element. Now, like produces like;
that simple proposition bases all true
logic. It follows that since there Is
no destructive element In Ood, there
can be no destructive element in that
which Ood creates. Hence, the dem
onstrable fact that everything that
Ood produces Is at eternal and tn
destructible as Ood Himself.
Everyone agrees that good and evil
are opposite!. Honesty and dlshon
esty are opposite. Love and hats,
holiness and unhollness, sickness and
health, happiness and tinhapptness.
harmony and discord are opposltes.
Mrs. Eddy was led by Ood to see that
since good and evil are opposltes, only
one (boa CAA be paj, &is sa?
that sines the perfect Ood obviously
produces the real good, then evil, the
opposite of good, cannot come from
God and must be unreal. No one
has ever been able to explain how
a perfect Ood could create evil; and
no one has ever been able to explain
how evil can exist as a reality If
Ood Is perfect and omnipotent.
Christ lsn Science tskes Its stand
squarely on this proposition and
teaches that the perfect and omnipo
tent Ood cannot, and does not, pro
duce evil of any sort, and that con
sequently evil Is that which may be
supposed to exist, but which actually
has no existence. Then Christian
Science proceeds to make good Its lr
restlble logic on this point by ir
refutable proof. Centuries ago Jesus
taught and demonstrated the unreal
ity of evil. He taught and proved
that sin, sickness, and death are un
real and powerless. The people of his
day thought of leprosy as terrible
reality, a mighty power capable of
destroying the health and the life of
a man, Jesus proved their view to be
utterly false when he healed ten lep
ers at one time. He healed every form
of sickness, and did It Instantaneous
ly. He never failed In a single In
stance. IfMeprosy had been a reality,
He destroyed leprosy with perfect
Jesus could not have destroyed It.
ease, because he knew, that Ood never
made leprosy nor sny other form of
evil. Jesus knew that the race be
lieved In evil, and needed to be heal
ed of that false belief. Today Christ
ian Science Is healing all forms of
sickness and discord on the basts of
Ood's omnipotence and God's Infinite
goodness. Thus Christian Science Is
proving today, as Jesus did, that evil
Is unreal and powerless.
Health Is In ties true table.
What would not the world give to
find a health that Is Indestructible
Everyone desires health. Everyone
needs It. Good health Is a priceless
blessing. One day, many years ago, I
was taking a trip on an old-fashioned
stage coach drawn by four horses.
On the seat with me sat two men
who conversed freely, and quite In
evitably I heard their entire conver
sation. One of these men was a busi
ness man, a very successful man. He
owned the stage line and the stage In
which we were traveling. He owned
horses and cattle. He owned hotels
and other valuable properties. The
other man a lawyer of eminence
In that state. He had prospered, and
he had been honored by his follow
citizens. He had once served the
people as their governor. He was
loved and respected for the valuable
service he had rendered. Both of
these men were unhappy, and they
talked of their unhapplness. They
were longing for good health. They
believed they had once enjoyed good
health, but that they had lost It.
One of them said to the other: "You
have prospered, you have made
money, but you would give every dol
lar you have, and every dollar you
have ever made, If It would bring
to you good health, even that meas
ure of good health which you were
enjoying ten years ago. Is not that a
fact?" Without hesitation, the man
addressed replied with a vigorous af
firmative. They were of one mind In
their attitude that they would gladly
give up every material thing they
possessed If by so doing they could
gain good health. They did not talk
to mo, ,and I found no opportunity
to tell them of the message which
Christian Science brings, but X took
comfort then In knowing that each
one of these men already had the
blessing he longed for as an eternal, I
Irrevocable gift from Ood, and that,
sooner or later each one would be
come aware of that glorious fsot.
What Is health? Well, it Is not a
material condition and It does not
rest upon matter as Its foundation.
People will continue to believe that
they can lose their good so long as
they place that good on a material
foundation. But all the while the
fact Is that the good rests upon a
spiritual foundation. Health Is spirit
ual. It Is a quality of God, and
Ood Is Infinite Spirit. Health Is
eternal, universal, -and Indestructible.
It Is an Inherent quality of every cre
ature which Ood produces. You have
health becauso Ood Is forever har
monious, and ypu reflect Him. Your
health Is an Inherent quality of your
very being. It la eternal and Indes
tructible, because you as a child of
God are eternal and Indestructible,
and you are eternal and Indestruct
ible, because God Is eternal and In
destructible, and He forever sustains
and preserves you. We never lose
our health. It can never be diminish
ed or Impaired. It Is with us wher
ever we are, and It Is oura to en-
jcy forever and forever without interruption.
Sickness cannot destroy health, it
cannot diminish or dlsplate health.
What Is sickness? It Is not a material
condition, t Is not produced by mat
ter. Sickness Is a mental delusion.
Sickness is sickly thinking. Now
there Is no sickly thinking In Ood.
nor In Ood's creation. Mortals, taught
to believe In sickness, think In a
sickly fashion, and a sickly state of
mind manifests Itself In an Inharm
onious human body. But only Ood's
thoughts are true, and whatever Is
un-Qodllke Is untrue, unreal, and un
necessary. Man In Ood's Image and
likeness receives all his thoughts from
God, and he cognlces only that which
Ood produces and cognises. Conse
quently, man In Ood's Image never
entertains sickly thoughts, and he Is
never sick. When mortal entertain
sickly thoughts, that false thinking
nines from tnem the ever-present and
universal health, Just as a mist or fog
hides from our view the sun. As
soon as sickly thinking Is cast out of
human consciousness by the truth
of being, the sense of sickness van
ishes into Its native nothingness and
then health Is seen.
FREE CLINIC FOR
JHILDREN OCT. 19
AT COURT HOUSE
The Sparrow Memorial ltnlo for
children will be the scene of a free
clinic for handicapped children, Oc
tober 10, at the courthouse. Dr.
Richard B. Dlllehunt, orthopedic
specialist, dean of the Oregon State
medical school and in charge of the
Shrine rs' hospital for crippled chil
dren at Portland, will conduct the
clinic. Dr. Henry Dixon, a prom
inent Portland neurologist, will also
conduct a clinic on the same day
for children handicapped by nerv
ous or mental diseases.
The Jackson County Medical so
ciety and the Jackson County Public
Health association were Instrumental
In obtaining these two prominent
men for this clinic. All arrange
ments are to be made through the
Jackson county health department.
and no children will be admitted to
the clinic without being referred by
their family physician or county
nurse. Parents or friends of crippled
or handicapped children are advised
to get In touch wit helther the fam
ily physician or the county health
department and make arrangements
at an early date. So many have al
ready made arrangements that late
comers may have to ne left out.
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"I like it, enthusiastically said
Richard N. Chlnblom, discussing Ore
gon, "and while I am now returning
east, the people of Medford predict
that I will be back In six months."
Mr. Chlnblom, a civil engineer, is the
son of Carl R. Chlnblom of Evanston,
111., representing that . congressional
district. Representative Chlnblom
worked for years with W. O. Hawley.
congressman from Oregon, on the
ways and means committee, and like
the Oregon congressman, Represen
tative Chlnblom also was defeated In
the Republican primaries last spring.
Young Richard Chlnblom hss been
In Oregon 18 months, working on the
Prospect No. 2 project of the Califor
nia Oregon Power company, this proj
ect being located on the Rogue river
at the postofflce called Prospect.
Prospect Is a resort and Mr. Chln
blom says that there were 30 Cali
fornia cars there this season.'
The day the deer season opened,
Mr. Chlnblom finished his Job, which
may have been fortuitous, as deer
were abundant In that region. The
two resources which the northwest
has which are known all over the
country," observed the engineer, Mls
its timber and water power. One has
been developed and the other has
not: both are perpetual natural re
sources, provided they are handled
with Intelligence." Oregonlan.
KMED
Broadcast Schedule
Thursday
A. M
8:00- :0S Breakfast News, Med
ford Malt Tribune.
8:05- 8-15 Mimical Clock.
8:15- 8:30 Fashion Farad..
8:30- 9:00 Bhopplng Oulda.
8:00- 8:30 Friendship Circle Hour.
8:30- 8:4 Today.
9:45-10:00 The Pet Program.
10:00 Weather Forecast.
10:00-10:30 Rhythm Kings.
10:30-13:30 Second Game World Se
ries, Mall Tribune Remote Control
Broadcast.
P.M
12:30 News Flashes, Mall Tribune.
13:30-13:48 Photographic Paintings.
13:48-1:00 Seml-Classlc Revue.
1 :00-l :30 Smile, Darn Ya. Smile.
18:30-1:45 Popular Waltz Hits.
1:45 3:00 Featuring the Philadel
phia Symphony Orchestra.
3:00-3:80 KMED Dance Matinee,
3:00-3:80 Songs for Every Day.
3:30-3:35 KMED Program Revue.
3:35-4:00 Muslo from Yesteryear.
4:00-4:15 Judge Rutherford.
4:16-4:30 Stringed Interlude.
4:30-5:005 Mssterworks Series.
5:00-5:45 Popular Parade.
5:45-8:00 News Digest, Mall Tribune.
8:00-8:15 Anson Weeks Orchestra.
6:16-6:30 Popular Vocalists.
6:30-6:45 Common Sense Talk, on
Bonds.
6:46-7:00 Chandu, the Magician.
7:00-7:30 Lumberjacks.
7:30-8 :00 Miniatures.
8 :00-8 :36 Modernistic.
8:30-8:15 Eventide.'
9:15-8:30 Eb and Zeb.
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Valley View
VALLEY VIEW. Sept. 28. (Spl.)
D. M. Lowe and W. A. Stratton spent
several days last week as witnesses
in the L. Wilson case against the
Rogue River Co., held In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gardner spent
the fore part of the week at Gallce.
Mr. Gardner brought home a deer.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Penland and
Miss Janet MoFadden were Medford
visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Krueggel and
children of Klamath Falls called In
Valley View Sunday afternoon.
Miss Esther Chllders Is leaving
Tuesday for San Francisco, after a
two weeks' vacation spent at home.
Be correctly corseted
by ETHEL WYN B. HOFFMANN'S
Sixth 8 Holly streets
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OF VALLEY HEAR
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Southern Oregon Democrats, filled
with new enthusiasm for their party's
candidate for president, many of them
having heard the address of Franklin
D. Roosevelt in Portland last week,
announced last night that organiza
tion of the Young Democrats of Jack
son county will be completed next
Wednesday, October 5, at a meeting
at the Hotel Holland.
Edward O. Kelly, candidate for the
state legislature on the Democratic
ticket, and organization chairman of
the Young Democrats, returned from
Portland Monday night and will de
liver Governor Roosevelt's personal
messsge to Young Democrats of Jack
son county at the meeting one week
from tonight.
All Democrats of Jackson county,
between the ages of 18 and 35, and
all other persons of those sges Inter
ested In the election of Governor
Roosevelt and the prlnclplea of the
Democratic party are Invited to at
tend the organization meeting, at
which officers to hesd Jackson
county's Young Democrats will be
elected.
An Important challenge was also
Issued lsst night to the Young Re
publicans of Medford, organized fol
lowing the first organization meeting
of the Democrats. They will be asked
to meet the Young Democrat In a
debate, the question to be "Resolved.
That Herbert Hoover should be re
elected president of the United States
upon his past record In office." Date
of the debate will be announced as
soon as reply Is received from the
Young Republicans.
It Is hoped to bring into the local
Democratic organization all young
people of the valley, who are Inter
ested In promotion of the progres
sive Ideas of the new Democrats, re
gardless of previous party affiliations,
the leaders announced this morning.
Extensive plans are being made for
rally meetings Bnd stuay oi parcy
orlnclDles and platforms to advance
the Democratic cause and to acquaint
the state with the existence or a
Southern Oregon branch of the na
tional organization. The Young Demo
crat, official bulletin of the Young
Democratic League of Oregon Is re
ceived by the local members and
brings cheering news of progress In
the northern end of the state, the
local leaders state.
Meteorological Report
September 38, 1933
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Tonight and
Thursday fair. Cooler Thursday,
Oregon: Pair tonight and Thurs
day but becoming cloudy on coast
Thursday. Cooler west portion Thursday.
Lowest temperature this morning.
47 degrees.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 05; lowest. 40.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1, 1933. 0 Inches.
Rjtifttlv humlriltv at A n. m. VMfcer.
dsy, IB per cent; 0 a. m. today. 64
per cent..
Sunset today, 6:68 p. m.
8unr.se tomorrow, 6:08 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow. 8:67 p. nv
Observations Taken at S A. M.(
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$60,980 Bonds In
Colfax Bank Loss
SPOKANE, Sept. 38. P) Negotl
able bonds valued at 660,980 were
part of the loot obtained by four
men who robbed the First Trust and
Savings bank of Colfax last Wednes
day, It was revealed here today when
a list of the securities wss filed with
bond houses here. The robbers also
got more than 610,000 in cash.
Phone 642. we'll haul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
FUND FOR CLINIC
A beautiful expression of sympathy
and a remembrance of a departed
friend. In keeping with a custom long
established In the esst, wss recently
presented the Jackson County Health
association by a friend or we Jew
Charles M. English of this city.
The friend, Instead of sending
flowers to the funeral sent a dona
tion to the Sparrow Memorial clinic
In remembrance of Mr. English, one
of Medford's most beloved citizens.
The donation will be added to the
memorial fund, which will be used
to bring health and happiness to
children, who would otherwise be de
prived of the necessary medical at
tention. In connection with the do
nation, a card, expressing sympathy.
was sent to Mrs. English.
The method was chosen as a more
practical way of expressing sympathy
and one especlslly sppropnaw mi.
yesr. when money Is so bsdly needed
to aid the unfortunate children of
the community.
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California Women
Not For McAdoo
NEW YORK. Sept. 28. W Mrs.
Chsrles H.' Sabln. national chairman
of the Women's Organization for Na
tional ?rohlbltion Reform, announced
today the California division would
Opt endorse William o. McAdoo j
senatorial campaign.
The announcement was In the form
of a denial of a statement she said
had been published In Baltimore.
FORES! GRAZING
COT ILL HOLD
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 28 yPj
Belief that the 50 per cent reduction
In grazing fees on national foresu
will be continued for 1933 was -
pressed by Senator Reed Smoot in a
telegram from Washington today to
James A. Hooper, secretary of th
Utah Woolgrowers' association.
Senator Smoot said he had confer
red with Arthur M. Hyde, secretary
of sgrlculture, about the matter, and
said the -?JuctIon undoubtedly will
be ordered.
Hooper said he will leave Ootober
14 with representatives of other west
em wool-growing states, to mako a
study of market conditions In large
eastern cities, as guests of meat
packers.
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Valleyview Club
Treasury Boosted
By Sale Of Hats
VALLEY VIEW, Sept. 98. (ejpl.)
Valley View Community club met I
Thursday, the new president, Mrs.
Olasgow, presiding. Twenty-six mem
bers were present and Mrs. George
Lowd and Mrs. Bert Nlckola of Ash
land, Mrs. Ward of Pern Valley and
Miss Esther Chllders of San Fran
cisco being visitors. The lsdlea msde
about $40 from the sale of sun hats
this summer.
After the regular routine business
meeting, the program committee, In
oharge of Mrs. Chaa. Koyl, presented
an Interesting program on flowers.
Mrs. Stella Morse had an Interesting
paper, "Work we can do In the gar
den In the fall": Mrs. Jas. Lennox
hsd "Bulbs to be planted In the
fall"; Mrs. John Morse had s, paper
on the care and preparation of the
soil; Mrs. O. W. Olasgow talked on
selection and arrangement of flow
ers, Illustrated by those used as dec
orations. Mrs. Everett Bostwirk and Mrs.
Parsons served refreshments. Mrs.
Davenhlll distributed flower seeds
and viola plants to the ladles present.
Welfare Group In
Conference Friday
A meeting of the Allied Welfare as
sociation has been called for Friday
non at the Hotel Holland. Luncheon
will be served at 13:10 and Important
business will be transacted. J. C.
Mann, the new president, urges sll
members to attend, as representa
tion la desired from each organisa
tion. a.
Dry slabs 11.00 per tier. Tou haul,
m. Med. Fuel. Co.
YOU
Are Responsible,
Mr. Business and
Prof essional Man
for the progress and advancement of Medford and the
Rogue River Valley . . . The only community-wide
agency which is non-political and non-sectarian, dedi
cated to community progress is the . . . MEDFORD
CHAMBER of COMMERCE it merits YOUR loyal
cooperation! The present membership campaign
DEMANDS YOUR HELP!
During such times as these, the work
of YOUR Chamber of Commerce is
increasingly important Tax reduc
tion must be effected Unemploy
ment relieved Medford must be
ready to secure her share of post
depression growth and prosperity in
the west!
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TO GETOUi VOTE
Formation of a Cltlsenahtp league
to Inspire all persons of voting aire
In Jackson county to go to the polls
and vote at the November election
waa announced today by a group of
Aahland women. The organisation
Is headed by Mrs. D. Peronl, presi
dent, and Mrs. John Cad sow, vice
president. The women will spars no effort In
accomplishing a record rot In the
Llthla city this year, they announced
this morning, snd If necessary will
make a house-to-houe canvass to
Inaure appearance oi all voters at
tfm folly
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ror
TOWING or
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Anywhere Any Time
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successfully carry on the ambitious program undertaken by your
srlvnrmnt oro-aniation. 1 DO Additional Kuti'ncii nrtA -'
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come chamber members ... to associate themselves with progressive
men and women united in an effort to promote the commercial, agricul
tural and industrial welfare of Medford and the Rogue River Valley . . .
Every member will find that his investment in the Chamber of Com
merce will pay big dividends!
Your Backing is A bsolutely Necessary for the Fulfillmentof the 1932 Program
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