DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1904.
THREE
Religious
Kg lioly Scriptures are ablo to
us "wis unto salvation" only
ro receive the truths they make
Into good honest hearts.
Pledge of the Scriptures as liter-
h may be never so perfect, If It
Wot make them a lamp to the feet
Fa Hghi- to t'ne path, they are of
lore spiritual value to us than the
of Hammurabi or the Hindu Ve-
-The Examiner.
Jesus' spiritual interpretation of life
uallty translated Into a present-day
jgram becomes a change of empha-
It may read: "Let your thoughts
Inot so much on acquisition as on
Ktowardship; not so much on your
Sjbts as on your duties; not so much
(compulsion as on kindness." It is
new standard of values, says the
anday School Times.
iTho be3t test of truth, we may brief-
say, and the surest guaranty that
ir llghr and not darkness, lies in the
tisfactlon of the Inward and, spirit-
Hi me 01 me soui 01 man. mere is
surer refuge from all that Is false
tat that which comes from culture
id growth, from the satisfaction of
demands of the Spirit and t'ae
wth Into a pure and holy life. Be-
eme nobler and your darkness will
less dark; your light more surely
celestial radiance, for evermore is
le perfect vision the reward of the
&rfect Ufa The Universalist Lead-
Hn a sermon printed in The Leader,
entitled, "A Plea for the Simpler
Ife." Rev. Frank O. Hall, D. D., says
vlth, the directness of clear comic-
ion, "In undertaking to solve a host
if religious problems men have for- (
rotten to be persenalIt: religious. But .
rhat is the essence of religion after '
ill? Just to be kind to those who need
dndnesB, and to keep one's heart free
row haie and his soul unstained with
sin. That is it. How simple it all is!
It is not necessary that you should
settle, even in your own mind', the
doctrine of the Trinity. It Is not nec
essary that you should determine the
'degree of Insplr&'lon and authority of
this book, or whether Moses wrote
tho Pentateuch. It Is not necessary
that you should determine whether
this or somo other is 'the true church.
Your simple religlou3 duty Is to love
God, to be kind to God's children
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Thought
everywhere, and to keep your soul
clean." The Universalist Leader.
The Boston Transcript' quotes the
following from the Baccalaureate ad
dress of President Hadley at Yale:
"Show In your lives that the honor
of a gentleman is not for sale, the
faith of a Christian, something more
than an empty form of speech. Do
not be disturbed if your scientific In-
estimation has rendered it impossible
for you to subscribe to some of the old
creeds. Jesus of Nazareth himself re
jected many of tho formulas which the
churches of his' day deemed' essential
to salvation. Two religions are today
struggling for the mastery. There is
the leilc.'on of Mammon, whose domi
nant purpose is selfishness and whose
creed is indifference to moral consid
erations, except so far as they may
be regarded as Instruments of Individ
ual advancement, The.ro is the reli
gion of God, whose purpose is service
and whose creed is loyalty to some
thing larger than yourselves. The re
ligion of Mammon appeals to those
.who value the external evidences of
success tho pomp and the luxury
the' title and the show. The religion
of God-appeals to those who value
life for the work that it brings and
measure success by the honest effort
that a man has made to do his work.
It appeals to those for whom wealth
and power and professional, eminence
are not ultimate ends, but means to
larger Bervice and sacrifice. It appeals
to men who will not sell their honor,
no matter how high tho price, nor be
tray th6ir friends no matter how
great the advantage. These were the
ideals of Chrifet, which he held through
temptation and suffering."
For Tennis Championship.
Seattle, Wash., Aug. 13. Om the
courts of the Seattle Tennis club play
was begun today In the 15th annual
tennis tournament for the state of
Washington championship. The tour
nament', will continue through the first
three dab's of the coming week. The
winner of .the men'si singles will hold
the championship of the state of Wash
Ington and the Carter challenge cub,
which is now in the -possession of U
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National Encampment of Old
Soldiers Will Talk
Oyer Old Times
Boston, Mass., Aug. 13. Boston to
day hasjcapltuatted to tho advance
guard oqlGrand Armfe;" veterans, the
forerunner ,df ' the tens of thousands
who wfll 06 here during tho coming
week for the animal national encamp
ment. Those, with tho ladles accom
panying them' and the Immense throng
of visitors attracted to tho Hub by
the encampment and low railroad
rates, have swelled the city's popula
tion, to such an extent as to cause
one to wonder if all the Inhabitants
of Greater Boston have been forced
inside the city's limits.
AH day long delegations have been
arriving from north, south, east and
west. By hundreds and fifties they
have come, in coach, parlor cars,
sleeper and special until by tonight
there will bo assembeld here an army
the like of which has seldom been
seen before In Boston.
Tho entire city has donned a holi
day dress and on every hand flags,
banners, gaily decorated streamors
and flashing lights greet the eye. Inn
menso numbers of Incandescent lights
have been arranged to represent ovcry
knowa emblem of the Grand Army
and its afflliated organizations. The
illuminations, to be seen tonight for
tho first time promise to surpass any
thing of the kind ever attempted here
befcro Tho principal illuminations
will be on Commonwealth avenue,
where thousands of electric bulbs
have been strung from tree tb tree
across the avenue mall. At various
Intervals electric badges of tho Grand
Army And the Relief Corps have been
suspended across tho walk, forming
archways for pedestrians.
The Public Gardens will be ablaze
with electric lights and decorations.
Over each entrance of tho Gardens
are festoons and draplngs of bunting.
A continuous lino of red, while and
bluo electric lights extends around
tho Gardens, lnrerepersed with ap
propriate designs. From Charles
street as far as West street tho his
toric Common is decorated and at
night will bo resplendent with thou
sands of lights.
All tho halls and hotels that will
bo used during the week have been
handsomely decorated. Mechanics
hall, where tho grand campfire Is to
bo held, has received thousands of
flags, both on tho extorior and interior
Oil paintings of famous veterans of
the civil war adorn tho walls and gal-
leriej of the hall. Paneull hall, "Tho
Cradle of Liberty," and Treraont tem
ple, where tho convention of the Wo
man's Relief Corps will bo held, have
been tastefully deco'rated.
About tho corridors of tho Vondomo
hotel, whero encampment headquart
ers w.ore opened today, much gossip
was heard among the veterans al
ready arrived concerning tho contest
for Commander-in-chief to succeed
General John O Black of Illinois. So
far there are but two active candi
dates in the field, but the contest be
tween them promises to bo very spirit
ed. They are General W, W. Black
mar, commander of tho department
of Massachusetts, and Past Com
mander John 0. Shotts of Now York.
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One Woman Among the Thousands.
Wo received a letter from Waycroas,
Ga., from a woman who had been
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long time, until she was roduced to
almost a shadow It effected her
mind she could not remember any
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nervous and Irritable sho could hard
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one similar to thousands of other
women, and then ends tho letter by
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month and never felt bettor In her
life, having no trace of her former
troubles, slept well, ato her meals
with a relish. Bho commenced tho
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the letter from which wo copy tho
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Deitrlch Family Reunion.
Kutrtown, Pa., Aug; 13. Deltricbs
from every section of tho country
r hero attending tho annual family
reunion The first reunion was bold
Jaat year when 400 members mot and
formed a permanent organization for
the purpose at, collecting Information
for the publication of a family history.
Their Investigations showed that -the
Deitrich family is an extremely old
one. They are mentioned In, tho an
nals of the German Empire since tho
time of the great Deitrich von Bern,
454-526. who was the king of tho Os
trogoth. The first members of the
family to emigrate to America was
Johann Christian Deltrlck, who land
ed in New York in 1710?
Racing at Anaconda.
Anaconda, Monut., Aug. 13. The
eight days' racing meet for which, pre
parations have been making for somo
time opened in Anaconda today under
favorable auspices. Tho stables are
filled with fast horses and If tho
weather next week is favorable the
success of the meeting Is assured. In
addition to the regular program,
special features will bo pulled off
daily, including pony races, gentle
men's driving races am a ladles' relay
race.
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