Gunnison news-champion., 1915-08-27
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I.ightley and Mrs Davis both song solos.
Mr. DAVIS then spoke, presenting the
KEY to humanity, unlocking not only the
doors of the Institution, bat also the
hearts of all connected with Wsunita,
bidding the world to come ip and drink
of the great fountains of health. He
held in his hand a beautiful, large white
KEY ornamented with blue ribbon,
which he offered to humanity. Hon.
Merle Vincent of Panoia, who had been
appointed by the committee to receive
the gift, responded in an eloquent, stir
ring speech which WAS received by the
audience with shouts of applause. The
auartette composed of Mrs. {. 5. Sitter,
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. 5. H. Land end Mrs.
VIM. kresse sang the song, The Big
Rsdium Spring." composed BY Mrs. 5.
L. Land.
The ball in the evening was gay af-
fair. There WAS . sound of revelry
by night" More than two hundred
couples were there. Many Eastern peo-
Pile present, and the beauty and chivalry
of Gunnison county. They danced till
the wee 'sma hours Many stsid to en-
JOY the pool while others sped away in
the early dawn in autos.
Sunday, st 3 p. m, DIR, Charles Gil
bert Davis gave = scientific lecture on
Conflict Of Conscience. He showsd
how the emotions effect health, h0w
necessary it 10 that not only actions
should be controlled, but ones thoughts
should be controlled The doctor de-
scribed very thoroughly how emotions
acting on the ductless glands, thyroid,
thymus, pituitary, suprsrenal, through
the sympathetic system produce or cure
disease. He argued also that violations
OF conscience, producing fear, are the
greatest destructive agents against
mankind today, and showed how the
exhaustion from fear produced degen-
eracy, creating . desire for alcohol.
The conflict of conscience with resultant
alcoholism, according to him, is the
cause of the present war in Europe.
DIR. Davis expresses the unique opinion
that the ductless glands are the con-
Meeting link between the soul and the
body. He lecture was listened to by Q
large and enthusiastic audience.
Sunday night services included an ex-
cellent sermon, preached by Rev. f. II.
Robinson of Gunnison. We all hope ne
may come again.
Monday, 10 q. m. q very interesting
address was given by Miss Edna Scott,
of Philadelphia, a missionary to Blrmah.
The account of the manners, costoms,
traditions of the people of Farther India
and their late conversion to christianity
held the large audience spell bound.
She was followed by Miss Cecelia kil-
row, prominent in educational circles Of
Chicago, who spoke on the Psychology
of Languages. This paper gave the
; details of recent discoveries by NJ.
Gouin, in the realms of language learn.
ing. emphasizing the ear as the organ oi
language, and showing how any Ian.
guage can be learned in 900 hours, u
continuous application of six months.
1t was a very striking address.
Monday afternoon, S. Z. Land gave q
very instructive account of Trout Cul.
ture in Colorado. Mr. Land is State
Commissioner and handled his subject
admirably. This WAS followed by Mrs
Land, who explained New Thought idea.
in thesis, Universal Integrity" The
exquisite music during the day was fur
nished by Misses Wetherill, Lou Light
ey, Margaret Sanford, johnson, Mrs
Davis and Mrs. kresse.
Tuesday morning at 900 O'Clock, il
ideal Colorado sunshine, occurred th,
dedication and blessing of the nv
radium spring by Rev. Father klpp o
Gunnison. In a few words. beautifa
III lhtii hhiiNA ~ N'faA - I
ed the history of the young Cticag,
girl. Mary Estelle, who on her bee o
pain. died longing for the healing wat r
of Waunita Keeping his promise q
Mary EsteIle's mother. DR.. Davis a
the new springs named Mary Este b
Celeste. Following the dedication an
blessing. Mass was celebrated by Rev
Father kipp in the new auditorium.
1t may be interesting to note tl a
lust two days previously came the Off Il
al report from the Colorado State nj
versity of Boulder giving the analyst
of the new spring named Mary Estel
Celeste. This is now one Of the riches
radium springs in the world.
Tuesday afternoon, Prof James Har
bert Kelley, President Of the STATE EIl
nal School in Gunnison, deiivere5
most pleasing and instructive addres
on Recreation. He gave the sui
stance of recent college research on tli
subject which was most interesting.
The last paper was from Prof. B. ]
Woodbury., Woonsocket, So, Oak o
The Schools of Waunita-Present an
Future "
A most glorious and prophetic view &
the ever widening and beneficenJ Inil
ence of Waunita was portrayed
The crowning glory of four davs {