The Oregon daily journal., August 28, 1905, Image 12

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C'JCATOR TALKS ON ,
, YOUT40 CHANCES
T-rrtfa't 4 Helpful. Addreaa, In
! Vhlch Ha Sugfaata Determination,
Coon Steadfastnea,"; DecUion,
Ira-lXot Action. ';. s'.'i
"Ctaanoee of the Toting Maa ' Today
i Bualnee and Professional L.ife" waa
aubj , f an address by Dr. BenJ
mlm Ita, Wheeler of the. University
California before Jarge auaience
tha Toon Men Christian mw
yaotardayc' 1 ' - "'' ' ,
-r fa vet 3a- rouag- man,
ml-a-ewhatber at 1 or 0 rear. If
ut ha a chance. .There la abac
j BO reason wky man ahould
' ba' baa bad hla day. if or no matt
w Bimnr itmnM ha may meet during
i career ba ahould never glve up the
rlt of Soared determination to; act
npllab - Bomethtag- that . will fcf ar
-lerlal and . spiritual benefit to him
v declining years. ' Opportunity- knock
every jnans door, and It knocks more
once. , , . 5 '
Toon man ahould , remember, that
' y are not going to lire forever, and
onld not carry on their' pursuit . a
. t ' they had an eternity in which to
t -ch the aenith of a", career. , Every
y they ahould be aura- they have ao
e mpllabad eomethlng of Importance.
J waya keep theeoAmottoea in, mind:
t It now," 'Strlka today.'. Tha man
o think end acta on , the auggea
tona will go forward With, a ateady,
i jceaalng advance :owart hi ,goal
1 ive praaeao of mind. Bee. to ft that
jour mind la clear, and your thought
i fsdve. Bo able te decide . for "yeur-
L . Sacoeesful men are, ltlngulhed
1 r their ability -to aay. no, and auch a
i m will anawer in 4 ha nUve-three
t,m to every afilrrnatlve
JLbeqnf mlndedneaa sometime loaea for
tune. I knew a Xaaaaa farmer who
onoe tied a bora to freight oar atand-
t'g hear the station -and, wnt' away to
ea aom trading. When he cam back
tnera wa no bora and ao freight car
la ajht"; v ' V , , , .f
"Tchurch: and education.
Da. Brspe vaOa BWr alr
'ibaaea Oat Uttla fat 0ada.
- " Dr. Andrew a. . Draper, the eminent
v Nw Tark educator and ChrtatUn worker,
-addraaeed a' large audience In the Atidl
; torhira of the Lwt and Clark expoaW
tton yesterday. Thta waa the first re
ligious service at the exposition since
the Trail attraction were allowed to re
main ooea oa Sundays y
Rev. Robert Hope pronounced the in
vocation. 8p1l muslo waa rendered
Draser'a theme wa ' "The ' Church and
Pnnulap V'Antm Mnn ' .
"There Is an education of i'S heart as
well as of the mind. he said; 'there I
an education of the body which la the
Imperative accompaniment of a health
ful training of t-e Intellectual gkwer
as well as of the amotions. . education Is
not confined to what is found in book
or taught In schools. Indeed, the greater
part of educatloB oomer from the an
vlronmant. .the influence . which ' bear
down on us.
.. "Kxperienoa 1 -a great 'teacher. . One
may turn the rough ore into iron beams.
steel rail, rasor-bladre n"Me or watch-
tprtnga it air depend oa the sort, ana
extent of treatment. It la contact with
the material which determine the quality
of the finished product. It la ao with hu
maa faculties. The influence of schools
ha a momentous; bearing on the develop'
ment.of the mlgd and soul, because it
prepare' the ground for all- other la-
fluenceawnd make other contract fruit
ful. What W are depend very largely
on the road we have traveled, the person
to whom and the thing to which w have
"The education of the nation-1 meas
ured by the extent to which the life of
the people ha been energised. - National
energy 1 generated by. the contacts which
result from freedom of movement, free
dom of thought and freedom of expres
sion among the people. Action produce
power., mere is coining so aiscourag-
ing as stagnation. When a nation t in
Bondage the will of the Individual counts
tor utile ana- toe national; tnougni ie
weakened. Great national jijovementa do
not . know passion or caprice;- they are
the result f the Impulse of the: Bean
and the convictions of the mlndi-tnay
are Inspired by the spirit of the AlmlgBty
Ood working In the live of ,men. ,
4'cnrlstlanltv nas been more potent
than?, any , other force in breaking Bia
tmm a or ' ignorance, supersuaon an:
ca-st, in which the world people were
held throuab-long cycles ox ume. im
oatlonallr as well as religiously consid
ered, the birth-of Christ was one of the
most wonderful and consequential, event!
In aU the world ntatory. :T
The Mm, ha coma" la the worhr
pro cress when the' masses care little for
creed. : The church must keep In touch
and sympathy With the masse who are
leader of thought and lovers of sport
and who keep the. Wheel of the world'
kffair. In motion.- - " v 'i.
The United Btalea nut Into the scnoou
the -money - which other ngtiona spend
on their armies. She la building for the
future, and while there I always ground
for solicitude, the remit are exceedingly
encouraging ... i 't.ft t,' r'
St ECHO MEETING, " '
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Balafatef 4o Zaaaraattaaat Ooaveatioa
af Church of Carta peak para. , :
Twenty 4ele'aatea to the International
Convention .of the Churches of Christ,
which wa4 recently, held In ,8an Fran
claco, mad addresses at gnecho meet
ing at the First ChHetlat church yes
terday afternoon. The ""delegates on
their -way home stopped over In Port
land for the purpose of attending the
Lewi and Clark exposition.
The address bf welcome waa delivered
by the Rev. X F. Ohormley, pastor of
the Central Christian church, the Rev.
B. . Cj Sanderson, dean of the Eugene!
JJIViniiy acnooi, maa. an auui.w vt.
weloom on behalf of the pastors of
th northwest, and th Rev. E. B. Muck
ley, pastor of th First Christian church.
Introduced the speakers. Owing to 'the
number f speakers, the time 'allowed
for-each address was four minutes. The
speaker war: Ray. Cr"N. Chilton.
Bt Joseph, ato.; Kev. ru, w. lawrence.
Rock Island. HL ; Rr.; T. A. Hall. Clin-
to tje r:D
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Six or Sven Stories of i Wellt-
xFargo Bulldirjaf WiM
" 'UJ1 Occupied, "
DRAWING PLANS FOR " t
i.j a COMMODIOUS ROOMS
Moy Will Not Neceaalut a Higher
. .Buildiag Than Waa Projected and
. -Coaat- Hea4quiiteri r Ajref Not At
fected by the Chang of Location.
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Bli-toseveB torle of tha W4tl-
Parao building, which will be erected
at the corner of Sixth and Oak atreeta,
re to .b occupied by the office of th
Harrlman railway system. -
Eugene , Shelby. In charge of Wells
Far go Interests la this sute said this
morning that the matter of locating th
railway office In th atructure-waa
being worked out, and that definite
flans In 'regard to th requirement
pf.th company had not been formu
lated.. He thought that from alx to
even stories would be necessary, -which,
oould' be provided tot without', making
the structure more jhan ! storie high.
- Plan are being drawn-up by the
varloua railwsjt departinenta. which will
be aubmltted to the apbrovlng power -for
accaDtance,. Until these are flniabed and
th builder -f Informed .aa to whe space
will be asked,' tha totaK requlremaata of
tha company cannot be published. It la
atated that tha plana 'will provide for
full office room on any- seals that may
become necessary as the Wr railway
system - develope In th . Psclflo north
test. ' - ' t -gl I '
" Rumor stated that ' the' company in
tended to make this place coast. bead-
quarters, and that tha Office - would
be fashioned tq accommodate a number
of higher officials than have been wont
to reside here. , Th story I not con
firmed by' any of the high railway of
ficial a, who say that It seem improbable
that coast ; headquarters would be es
tablished here, where only about ! If
per- cent of' the total Harrlman coast
business is transacted. Another rumor
was to th effect that the Wells-Far go
building would bo made higher than at
first contemplated, to accommodate the
railway offices: Mr. Shelby stated this
morning "that th alx or seven floor to
be taken by th company would leave
ample, roam .for the other requirement,
that were In view when th Walls-Fargo -people
planned tha buUdtng.'- ." .
Allen Lewis' Best Brand.
by Mtes Arrllia MoQulra. orgsnlil; Mr, ton. Ma; iBaTuJ.-KuJ3arrlon. Bt. Louia,
Frank Kberle and Stuart Jtouulre.
Rev. T, P. TJllum. Trayere City. Mich.:
Rev. C. A. Finch, Topakay Kan. ; Rev. and
Jlrm. Dr. Oerould, Cleveland, Ohio; Rev.
ana jars, nr.- ss, inranminun, inoiampv
11, Ind.; Rsv. T. J. Whit. North Balti
more, Ohio; B. J. -White, Trenton, Mo.;
Rev. 1. a. Cupp, Flaue vity, ato.; y
M. Ooode. Bt. aoeejih. Mo.; Rev. J. T.
Btevens, La Junta, -Cot;. Rev. R. H.
Waggoner, Kaneaa CityJ Mo.; Rev. C
W. Johnson. Colorado, and Rev. B. L
Smith, cincnratr.rohior
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