The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-08-07

America every day When away from
home the Bli,ishers are never more
at home than When under the folds
of "o.d Glory"
As he came forward to make his
good bye speech, he stopped and kiss
ed the Union Jack, then lifted the
folds of the United States flag and
did the same. The immense crowd
cheered as never before. Then h
said: 'The Endeavorers of Great
Britain have ceased to regard the
Stars and Stripes as the flag of
foreign country and on again
the great crowd cheered nightly.
The following is from the mission
airy talk Of Rev Andrew Beattie.
missionary from Canton, China.
There is going to be crisis on
the Pacific coast and it is coming
soon. The result depends on whether
or not the method of treating our
Oriental peoples is just. They are
not raising the protest against ex-
clusion itself, for if by mutual fair
agreement it is decided between
countries that exclusion from the
United States is best, they will ac-
quisce, but If we ex dude them or adj
NIT them, we must do it justly We
must not allow gang of hoodlums
to agitate violence. We are going
to have trouble If we allow gang
of hoodlums or the labor unions to
settle this question for us. The
Christian Endeavor society can bring
about a popular sentiment that will
make these questions more easily
solved If we heap insult on the
people over there the yellow race
will unite against white people. The
white must not unite against the
yellow
One of the greatest features of
the convention was the Junior rally
in which thousands of children took
part. This is one of the greatest of
Christian works and should be car.
ried out in every community. 1t will
eventually make moral, intellectual
and religious citizens.
In speaking on training the young
Mrs. Frances Clark, wife of the c.
E. president, said: 1--WE urge our
hi Or n un tn sob n,1x-
and wash his face and hands with
out being told. Why shouldn we
give more emphasis to awakening
his sense of moral responsibility?
Isn't it more important to have clean
hearts than clean hands,"
The Christian Endeavor couli
do its work much better if our chill
dren always had the sympathy and
support of the parents. One speaker
said: IF you value your children'i
soul do not allow a word in your
home against the president of the
United States, governor of the state
or other public official to so unre-
buked."
The dean of Chicago University
spoke on training OF the mind. lie
said: THE most useless kind of
man we have is the walking encyclo-
pedia type who has ABSORBED knowl-
edge of no use to himself or anybody
else.
with the proper amount of edu-
cation society will dispense with the
saloon.
President Roosevelt is an educat-
ed man and education has made him
the foremost man of the world.
"One of the sins of our day is the
attempt of children to run their
parents Lack of reverence for ones
father and mother is anything bu;
education.
Religious worship is a form Of
education not to be overlooked by
any well meaning person.
Weakness of the will is the bane
Of this generation.
THE surest democrat is the edu-
Gated man
Rev. Tompkins of Philadelphia
spoke on Training of the Soul"
Some extracts are as follows:
Prayer, Bible reading. doing
good, going to church, are four req
uisites essential for the complete
Christian.
1.-THE time is never coming when
prayer will be unnecessary.
Religious cranks are those who
have trained their souls properly.
We have many many of them.
TOO many of us attempt TO trifie
with right and wrong"
The following resolution was pass
ed upon
We demand of the government
under which we live the prohibition
of the manufacture and sale of in
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