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Show THE PAYSONIAN, PAYSON, kxxoooooooooocxj,occocxxoooooooooox Why We Are Here the Baffling Subject of Time ooxkocoooooooocoxoooxooxxkx xork the that righted by explanation UTAH, DECEMBER 9, 1921 of wounds cause loss of memory for facts and events; nnd that the charbe may acter, the individuality, transformed by physical injuries. From these facts the logical com-lsiou is that the brain is a luatcual deoperation iustifumeut, whose constructhe particular pends upon tion of its parts; that an injury to any part does not necessarily aifccl the biaiu as a whole, though it imdipairs its l'uiiciiouiug in a special rection; and that children tend to resemble their parents because they iu herit a brain with a particular puysi which cal oigauizatiou, reproduces the qualities of the parent much as one machiuo will produce the quail ties of another constructed on the mental force differs to that extent fioiu physical. Assuming this to bo the case, wo may assumo that each soul contains numerous latent qualities or potentialities, as according to Myerss theory of the "subliminal self and that those qualities depend for their manifestation upon the dexeloiauent of the materIf that be ttic ial organ, tho brain. ease, our souls mny survive after death; wo may bo reincarnated in other bodies, where we mny display different attributes, but at least may have tho snmo consciousness, if not a memory of our previous existence. But at most wo should probably dif-e- r from our present selves only as an adult does from the child he once was. N HE one is out characteristics are innate, and that In all human experience there is, heredity is a I actor no less perhaps, no riddle more baifling than tiu.ii euviiouiaent. that of the personality. And prob case, Admitting this lo be the ably there is no subject more im- i.ow are we to account for the of heredity! portant or of more general interest. Acquired char-me- t The basic truths regarding mind, reeristics, according to the cousen garding human character and identity, sum of biological opinion, cannot be concern every one of ns, whether transmitted; then how cu a man saiuo model. professor or carpenter, metaphysician pass on to lus son a tendency, let us On first thought, one might under or bootblack; for those truths con- eay, to be alcoholic, or to create stand this to be a materialistic constitute the most vital aind absorbing, woiks of ait! For there must have ception of. mind; actually, it is noth- NOW THE DIRIGIBLE BOMB if the most ancient topic of specula- been a tune iu the ancestry of the ing of the sort; Dr. Hollander is no tion. From the earliest times, the man when that tendency did not more a materialist than he is u Steered by Wireless, Its Possibilities nature of the soul nas been the theme exist; accordingly, there was a time subjective idealist. For I10 makes for Deadly Work Aro Almost of the poet, the inspiration of the when it arose ns an acquired char- an important between distinction Beyond Calculation. story teller, the problem of the phil- acteristic; yet though it was ac brain and mind; ho does not deny A dirigible bomb, that can' be halve that the brain is a material, changeosopher, the hoe and the despair of quired, it must subsequently the priest. What is the soult Is been transmitted or it would not able, and perishable thing; but the steered toward the target by wireless it a reality, or do wo only imagine kuve continued to exist. This ap- brain, ho points out, is not the mind; after being let fall from an airplane, Is it free and self- parently, is in conflict with other it is only the physical instrument Is the novel invention of Elmer A. its existence! of Brooklyn. directing, or must it obey the laws biological evidence, for we know, of mind, the tool by means of which Sperry Ordinarily, when bombs are dropped that govern matter! Does it endure for example, that if we cut off the the thoughts and emotions opcitje. for eternity, or must it be extinguish- tails of mico for many generations, And ho advances the novel theory from aircraft, the chadces of a miss ed with thc body! Can its character the descendants will develop no tend that mind is a force, just as cleelri are great. The speed and altitude of or bulloon. have to be taken the be definitely ascertained, or slinll it let actually city is a force;, that it is a peculiar Into plane, eucy to be tuiless. and the wind, also. Obaccount, remain forever a mystery! there is no conflict. Injuries to the fonn of energy acting on the bitun viously It would be of utmost advanThese and a host of similar prob tnlils of animals do not affect the as a means of expression, much in tage if the path of descent of the loms arc minutely discussed by Dr. nervous system; and it is the auth- the manner that the lingers of a gravity projectile could be changed at Hollander in this trea- ors contention that only those musician manipulate tho keys of a will while It was falling. nervous piano. According to this conception, tise, the first half of which is The Sperry dirigible bomb carries a changes that modify the m to an outline of the scientific system are transmitted, though they tho braiu represents thc soul parachute, w hich, unfolding as it starts and philosophic development of are transmitted as tendencies only. more than a panio represents a sym- to drop, not only slows the rate of Its wo are told, "do phony, it is the medium through descent, but Incidentally serves as a kind, the second half to an original "Wooden legs, By tilting this drag-ruddinquiry into the nature of the hu not run in families., although wood- which the soul makes itself felt, just In one direction or another the man personality. As the author en heads do. And so the man ae the piano is tho medium through states in the introduction, the work that spends his lifo in the pursuit which the visions cf a Beethoven bomb's path of descent Is controlled. As the projectile starts to fall, a secis not primarily speculative; it is of knowledge may pass on to And just his may And expression. bo ond and very tiny parachute is liberwritten on n strictly scientific bajds son, unfortunately not the knowledge as a perfect sonata cannot ami endeavors by a study of the itself, but at least the inclination player ona tuneless piano, so a per- ated from the top of the bomb to supserves the body to determine how much we may and the ability to learn fect intellect and character cannot port vertically a wire that Is by the on antenna. It of purpose learn of the nature of the mind. were an blank a eome into being in imperfect If the brain at birth this antenna that the man in Vet, though he employs the method tablet, it could not contain and pre brain; while tho more delicate and help of the airplane Is enabled so to operate of the materialist, Dr. Hollander And if refined the physical instrument, the is serve any such inclination. the radio apparatus carried in his manot materialist inclined, and specifical- the brains of all men were similnrily more highly developed the resulting chine as to alter at will the angle of the mechanistic concep consituted, with only a difference manifestation of mind. ly rejects the mueh toward The phenomena of in quantity to distinguish the genius lion of life. This theory does While the bomb Is going down be mind cannot be explained by chemical from the imbecile, no man would solving those problems of mind and drcl i and steers It by radio. formulae, he contends; the recogniz have any tendencey not common to matter which have puzzled metaphy- All to do to make the bomb cd laws of fate are not sufficient all his fellows. when turn this Then how are we to sicians ever since the days way or that Is ft turn a han to account for the behavior of account for the fact that individual Pythagoras first propounded his doc- die connected with his radio sender If mind he in the desired direction. Thus the things, and in particular for the tendencies not only exist but can e trine of reincarnation. difference in behavior; tney do not inherited! In order to supply am a force, it is easy to understand how bomb Is made to lund exactly where it tell us why one man will be placid adequate explanation, Dr. Hollander it can affect matter, and in its turn will do the most good meaning, of when another is angry; rejected be affected by matter; how it grows course, the most mischief. Milwaukee generally why one advances thc will be depressed when of matter, decays Sentinel. another is theory of thc localization of mental with the grow-tboisterous; why one will have a talent functions; and in support of this with the decay of matter, is disfor mathemntic and another for theory he produces a maps of evi solved with the dissolution of matDifference in Methods. and fantastic No poetry. By copious arguments Dr. deuce sufficient to make his position ter. A man passed through a rural village Hollander shows that the mind is not, convincing. not think with theory, such as that of Leibnitz's We d nec In England pushing a wheelbarrow full is as Locke believed, harmony, "a the brain as a whole, the author originally of sand. This sand he was selling at observed the with account for blank tablet;" he maintains to we think that maintains; only essary cven the apparently amorphous mind certain highly specialized portion of phenomena; wo do not have to hold a nickel a bag, telling people that it of the new'-bobabe is shaped in it; and there are likewise specialized with the materialists that thoughts was a sure fly killer. Purchasing a bag, a stout old dame of thc a definite direction, which experi- areas of it which act ns the seat of are a sort of "secretion hlin bow it should be used. ence mny modify but cannot fund- the respective emotions, of the ima brain, nor with the idealists that asked catch a fly, exclaimed the First amentally alter; at a very early age, gination, and of the various tenden minj is the only reality; we have an vendor, then tickle It under the chin is To one will show a taste for music, an- cies and potentialities. mq only simple with a pTOvc explanation that straw, and when It opens Its other for drawing; one will manifest that this is so, Dr. Hollander de and natural, but logical and in ac mouth throw a handful of this famous The to fact. cordance with observed a tendency to be deceptive, another scribes numerous cases of injury fly poison down Its throat and the reto be truthful; one will be inclined the head; he shows that wounds to other theories, as Dr. Hollander well sult will be that the fly Instantly to be kind and affectionate, and an- the frontal lobes of thc brain tend points out, fail to tell us what give chokes and dies. the initial impulse tothat tho brain-cel- l other to be cruel and unsympathetic. to destroy the moral sense; exclaimed the old lady, What, If the minds of all were initially wounds in the parietal Tegion tend ward thought and feeling; but if wo while I was doing that I could have the same, all those with the same to produce a state of depression or postulate that mind is a force, that squashed It under my foot six times Wo over. other difficulty is at onco eliminated. environment would develop the same melancholy; that wounds in how un understand to able victim likewise the arc Yes, replied the sand man uncondispositions; yet. this, Dr. Hollander regions tend to make forms the ; that Is a good method, too. that is persists, it personality cernedly that from particular is and far the ease; points out, duly cheerful; though tho matter of the brain-cel- l is constantly changing; for if force HAMBONES MEDITATIONS rather than matter is the dominating mental factor, the form of the cells EF YOU FIGGUHS OUT. is more imporlat than their actual substance. Moreover, Dr. HollanPE man wmut ders theory gives us a direct njid MISSED HE CALllN explanation simple comparatively not only of that peculiar phenome YOU GINALLY FINDS OUT non, the dissociation of personality, HE SHOT TOO HIGH but of most if not all the problems of abnormal psychology. The hypothesis, of course, has its limitations, as all hypotheses must, When a battery freezes it is ruined. Any battery It tells ns nothing ultimate; for example, it reforms us that "mind is 5 in a discharged condition will freeze in cold weather. related to organic matter ns force i Come in and let us explain our method of dry but wo related to inorganic matter, orwhen what in vain ask and chemical action which the happens prevents stops storage becomes matter inorganic; ganic deterioration of your battery while not in use. whether mind must perish, or whether ij; is converted int0 another form j of energy and continues its existence On thc great as heat or elect ricty. problem of tho permanence of the ego, the problem of immortality, the a theory sheds no light, nor docs the 2 If any author pretend that it does. With the machine pasted plates which insure long life thing, it seems to point toward the 8 immortality of mind and thc morg and dependability, backed up by a liberal guarantee. A Nose for Trade. 5 tality of the personality; in other to see a us new before will It 8 pay you buying An Auburn (Mo.) merchant named words, to deny survival in the popu8 baattery. g lar sense. For, if mind be a force Myers decided to quit business nnd on n physical instru- offered to sell his stock to a born tradS thaj operates r ment, it would appear that its man- er of the neighborhood named 8 at what it Invoiced. $1,000. ifestation in a particular way or ns All makes of batteries recharged and repaired. 8 a particular soul would endure only I wont take it at that, said g I'll give you 25 rents for 5 Free testing and distilled water. Rental batteries for 8 so long as that instrument endures; and while, like other forces, mind every article and package In the all cars. Myers thonght of his big line itself may be assumed to be inde- store. of slate nnd lead pencils worth a cent g structible, yet the specific combinaTwo men were 8 tions of mind ns seen in the person- apiece toand agreed. 8 Slate pencils, check hired up. help 5 8 alities of men would seem to be like clothespins, packages of chewing gum and us. 8 the trouble to starter of clouds, constantly the forms Bring your battery and papers of pins were listed at 25 n 8 changing, eternally renewable, yet cents each, so were automobile tires, never twice the same. Workmen--Late- st barrels of sugar and coffee. An egg g However, the theory is sufficient- was bolt worth ns much as a ly indefinite to allow for the possi of cotton. The result was that survival. For. 8 bought the stock for $1, 8(10.25, g fiility even of personal admitting that mind is a foree, it if or just $33.7-- less than it invoiced. 8 possible t0 regard it as a foree ex Capper's Weekly. Yours for Service g isting in definite units, as matt-- r exists in molecules, ntoms nnd eh trons; nnd each of those units may Shop as much as you will you canIn other not give family or friends a more ac he conceived of as a soul. g words, mind mar be foree with an ccpfable remembrance than a real identify; and while no other form Fhotoportrail made by a real photo8 of is known to have an grapher. energy DANIELS STUDIO. identity, still we may postulate that New (Copy Times.) e drag-rudde- r. drag-rudde- r. liv-in- h d m done CAN FREEZE! other day one of our competitors was heard to re that he wished that Skaggs and all of his stores were in hell." It may be that a lot of the other fellows feel that a ay too, but we dont care. We dont know much about that place so we are not going there just because some fellows want us to. We are going to stay right here. We came here for the benefit of Bread Winners, the Home Makers and all the other Good Citizens, as well as for our own benefit. 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