THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND.' THURSDAY ( EVENING. APRIL 13.1911. -
M. W. A. CONVENT
AT HOOD RIVER. MAY 2
10 SELFISHNESS
Fight for Right Must Be Con
tinuous, He Tells 0. A. C.
Students; Sorry West Can
Never Be President.
(Special Mapatrb lo The Journal.)
Corvallia. Or.. April 1J. Ex-Governor
Folk of Mlaaourl, In addressing the eru
dents of the Oregon Agricultural college
yesterday noon, was introduced by Gov
ernor Oswald Weal In a brief speech.
Mr. Folk said In part:
"I congratulate you and the state of
Oregon upon this Institution nf learning.
M I caw your armory Just now, and I have
seen all the armories of all the big col
legos In the country, but there la .not
one of thenr whlrh -compares with yours
anywhere. Tou should be proud of It,
'and tha atate bf Oregon ought to cherish
- tills Institution and It should be sup
, . ported liberally. The atate can not
- spend money In any better way than In
tha education of Its people.
"Governor West lias the reputation of
a man of honest courage, who knowa
- the right and tries to do It. I regret
deeply that lie was born In Canada, and
therefore ran never become president of
the United State. But," added Gover
nor Folk facetiously, "rcrhaps he might
come in under tbo reciprocity treaty..
. I "There s re plenty of men who would
die for . their.' country, right now," he
continued. "If It were necessary. But
the man Who will live for tils tountry
cvery"day-1 the rian We need most Just
now. That a the kind of patriotism that
we noed; . the. -patriotism of every day
.giving ofjlfe to tha light against public
evils. True; patriotism conatsta in serv
ing country and fellow man. True
greatness lies In serving one'a country
and one's fellow man. It la Just as es
sential for privet 9 cltlsens to diacharge
their pibllo responsibilities as for the
man at the cannon's mouth to do bis
duty.
4 "It Is selfishness that causes the trou-
Me. NMnety-nine veople out of every
hundred are honest when they have no
' selfish 'reason to be' otherwlne, no per
. eonal gain to bV made by dishonesty.
if patriotism could be made aa active
as graft, and greort, the problem of po
i lltlcal corruption would be solved. The
- trouble is the forces which make toward
public righteousness are ao apt toi sleep
; v., . rii. n-hlle the forces for evit
' never sleep. Do not niake tha mlstakM
of assuming that all the Renting 'necea
' sary to? be d'ojie for the country has al-
'ready .been dona, merest
be lust aa Important' as, any .that have
gone Before.' Tha fight for tha right Is
never quite over. Between the welfare
of all the people ana me Kreea vi, mo
few against public wrongs there is al
vavs a JPRht. : " . . .
' "The government-neglected .will not
' "fccome government for the, common
good, but a prey to greed arid graft.
CJood government must be fought for,
whHe'the bad' thrives by Its own wick
'crtneaa. Good people are ad disposed to
unite UP and f'Sht gloriously, and then
' go to sleep again, while the. forces for
vU work all of the time. Eternal vlg
. Ilence is the price of trite liberty."
' At the close of the address, ex-Oover-"
fior Folk and Governor West were the
- ueats of honor ot a luncneon cooaea
Vhy the.glrTs of -h advanced class In
cookery In the domestic seiencs depart
ment and aerved by them in the model
dining roam, whlph waa decorated with
jonuulla.
(Special Dlapatcb t T Journal.)
Hood River, Or.. April 13 The state
invention of the Modern Woodmen of
America will be held at Hood River on
May 2. . This convention will attract
aevcral hundred delegates. Several of
the local lodge members were at The
Dalles last night to attend a meeting
and to make arrangements for the convention.
"INSURGENTS" IN D. A. R.
ARRAIGN "HESSIANS"
(United Prets Iad Wire. I
Washington, April II. Declaring that
he "Hessians" within the order are
trying to subvert the sacred constitu
tion, "establish an oligarchy," throttle
freedom and trample liberty beneath thn
French heeled feet of might. "Insur
gents" In the Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution established headquar
ters here today to begin the campaign
which will culminate In next week's na
tional convention.
Mis. William Cummlnga Story is the
Candidate for the president general of
the Insurgents, and for months her sup
porters have been waging warfare In
her behalf and against Mrs. Matthew W.
8cott. the present head of the national
order, who la a candidate for reelection.
and other 3a, ONltu bactrre ccoa
bon of the Urer, Stomach and Bowek,
may be obtainad most plcaaantry and
mast promptly by eaiaf Syrtm of Figs
and Elixir of Scons.. It is not a new
and ontried remedy, but i used by
u&iona of welcomed nuniliet through
out the world to cleanse and sweeten
and staeagthea the system whenever
laxative remedy is needed.
Wbca boyiRf Dote tie full mum
of the Company California Rj Syrup
Co., printed on erery peckare of the
geSMOD.
Refulsr price B& per bot one eke only.
For sale by aj Ieodmf draggista.
ic mi BLOOD
Roney Farm, 140 Acres, Sells
' for $16,000; Winrich 100
Acres for $10,000.
'Seelal rttapateb to The Jcsrnal.t
Chehalis, Wash.. April 13. C. Q..Jud
Kins of Skagit county has bought the;
"William Roney farm of HO acres for
116.000. S. H. Thompson of Seattle
iald $10,000 for 100 acres known as
the Winrich farm, both near thie city.
There are many new bomeseekers lo
rating near Chehalis and most of them
arc buying acreage tracts. The Cltl
sens' club has been ery successful In
Its campaign for securing new settlers
vend this fact will be the meana of mak
ing a still bigger publicity campaign
for the comlRK year.
A. Welch Visits Power Plant.
7 tSwclal IMspntcb to Tba Journal.
Chehalis. Wash., April 13 A. Welch
fit Portland waa in the city yesterday
, Rooking over the work which has been
Started on the new $75,000 power house
which lila company, the Twin City Light
i& Traction company, lias started here.
'The traction company is now spending
. , large sum of money in improvement
lde from the work on the power plant
. Bog Ordinance Clears Streets.
Krwla! Ilwch to The j Mirnnl
. Chehalis, Wash.. April 13 The new
log ordinance, which the Chehalis coun
cil recently passed, went Into effect
yesterday and there is a notable ab-Sf-nce
of canines on th streets. Under
the new' regulation a license must be
jiald on dogs and any that are brought
.within tine flro limits, which includes
the business diBtrlct, must be In leash,
owners of dogs seem inclined to take
the new restriction philosophically.
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In a majority of our advertisements
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u a pleasant tasting
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dows beginning next Sunday, April 18.
. JVetmarter Bush has received Instruc
tions from Washington to begin the
closing at onre. Largely signed peti
tions were aent to the department ap
proving the innovation. .
i Khrared Goats Slay Xot Survhe.
f y tapMtal Dlatutck t Tee loarnaLi
; Eddi villa, r.. April With the
grouud covered with one half Inch of
It 1p fenrod there wfll he big
loas of goats, as nart of the fleece has
been sheared and the goats turned oa the
range, and it is almost .impossible t
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