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ATHENA. ORE.. JAN. 1 1909
"The Oregonian's arraignment of
Statement No. 1 is apparently based
upon the assumption that all meu are
liars," is tne assertion made by the
Bine Mountain Eagle, a Canyon City
paper. Continuing it says that the
Oregonian "assumes, that men can
pursue any conduct, consistent with
integrity, so long as it does not conflict
with expediency or their own advan
tage. It would argue that the admin
istration of the government under the
repnblioau party depends upon the l
members of the legislature repudiating
their pledges. Like a moral pervert,
it reasons for the justification of moral
crime. This Holy Political Boiler is
enlisted to the sanotimonious post of
presiding elder of Roosevelt's Annanias
club, for inasmnob as it admonishes
men to break their word and pledge,
it is logical deduotion that they can
have no regard for their own veracity.
A liar is contemptible but a man who
prooures and induces others to lie is a
moral pervert, and he laoks entirely
that moral nature that differentiates
" man from brute creation. As a matter
of faot, Statement No. 1 is not a politi
cal question at all. Where applied it
is simply a question of a man's integ
rity. If a man is a liar, he will go
lack on his pledge as the Oregonian
advises, and if on the other hand he
'Meant what he said, when he made a
freehand voluntary pledge, he will
keep, his word in spite of the Ore-
- ' 1 "oniatj. "
The JJilton Eag'te correctly sizes the
tion at Hermiston, when it says:
new town, iiermielon, on the
oment irrigation project, is sadly
capped. It is controlled by rival
'8 the railroad track being the
ig line, and its energies, instead
ig devoted to the upbuilding of
wu as a whole, are washed in
al fight, to the detriment of all.
t move is an aotion brought
' trouit court to knock out
, tjtie k ation of the city, the ob
' jpot being' to annul the last city eleo-
, . .
nun in oraer io give tne "outs ' nn
, other chance to get in." In marked
contrast with the baokbiting, pulling
i und hauling contest, which is slamp
.( iog a blight on Hermistoa prospeots
as a town, and keeping capital from
investment there, may be cited Echo.
In that thriving-go-a-head little city,
every one has bis shoulder to the
. wheel, inoluding the sohool children.
Everybody is pushing for the good of
the town and the latest stroke of pro
' -fire8B enterprise is heard in the
announcement of a 175,000 scouring
mill, wbioh will give employment to
CO men.
A press dispatch of reoent date
ohronioled the death of Soipio Craig,
for 21 years editor of tbe Redlands,
, California Citrograph. Before bis
death be left instructions tbat after
bis death the paper should cease pub
lication. When his illness beoame
serious no paper was issued beoause of
ODDS AND ENDS
This is the time at the very beginning of the New
Year that you can find a great variety of
" Good Bargains
V
ill help you in your early spring sewing. Rema
. dry goods of every description, cotton, linen,
ed cotton, silk, woolens and mixed cotton and
if ;ot a department in this big store that has
f of excep' tonal merit to offer you.
st visitors will get the best choice.
IE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE
' Where it pays to trade.
the ftot that the editor was nnoon
soious. When death occmred nu black
column rules, do obituary appeared,
bia paper was dead. The clanking and
rumbling presses were eilent, no cliok
of type rosonoded in the stioks, the
Citrograph had also died.
The Oregon Agricultural College
wishes to secure definite information
as to poultry keeping on the farm,
the methods followed and results se
cured. With this objeot in view let
ters are being sent to farmers so as to
get their observations on this branoh
of agriculture, and a summary of faots
seoured in this manner will be pub
lished in bulletin form. The prices
of poultry products are suob ns to
warrant greater attention being given
to this branch of farming. Even with
the attention tbat is now given to
poultry-keeping, the industry is an im
portant one. From the best informa
tion available, the poultry and eggs
produced in this state in 1908 reached a
total of about $5,000,000. In spite' of
tbis thousands of dollars are sent out
of this state eveiy year for poultry and
eggs, and if tbis money oould be kept
among our own farmers it would add
muoh to the material prosperity of our
communities. Requests bare been
made tbe College to establish a home
reading course in poultry oulture and
if a sufBoient number signify their de
sire for such a course, it will be given.
Associated Press despatches do not
by any means make a metropolitan
daily newspaper. Never has tbis faot
been more apparent or more forcibly
emphasized than in tbe case of the
Spokane-Spokesman-Review. Tbe Spo
kane paper has flatly fallen down in
covering one of tbe greatest events tbat
has for years transpired in tbe falls
oity tbe great. Sunday revival. Its
hundreds of readers who are unable
to attend tbe meetings, naturally ex
pected to read the sermons in what is
touted to be Spokane's leading paper,
bu( they are given instead, a bum col
lection of excerpts, graphically feat
ured in "sporting page" etyle and
makeup.
Tbe annual bargain day of tbe Ore
gon Daily Journal, the one great paper
of the Oregon pountry, oomes tbis
year on Wednesday, February 3. For
tbis one day only yon can seoure tbe
Daily and Sunday Journal by mail,
one year, for 5; Daily Journal, for
$3.75; Sunday Journal, "tbe big pa
per," for $1.50; semi-weekly Journal,
for 85 cents. No paper in tbe north
west has made greater strides in pro
gressive journalism tbau has tbe jour
nal in tbe past three years. It is the
paper read by tbe multitude tbe pa
per of the plain people.
Tbe Pasadena, Cel., church people
bave guaranteed a oertain attendance
at Saturday ball games in that city
provided they are not played on Sun
day. Tbis looks like an attempt of
the umpire to elevate tbe general lan
guage towards himself for at least
one day in tbe week, says an exohange.
Debs has a case. Aooording to the
returns Debs received no votes in bis
own precinct in Terre Haute, yet he
knows positively that two votes were
oast for bim, having oast one of them
bimself, and bis brother oast the other.
Tne success or failure of one's life
is largely determined by tbe effect bis
mistakes and defeats bave upon bim
To te discouraged by them means loss
of heart and cousequent failure. To
profit by tbetu and make them stepping
stones on wbioh to pass tci
things means ultimata victory.
it is said . there are more blonde
criminals than any other. Still blondes
who bave managed to keep for a life
time out of jail need not give them
selves unnecessary worry.
SUNDAYISMS.
Hf re are a few of tbe sayings of
"Billy" Sunday, which bristle in bis
evangelistio sermons, wbioh be is de
livering in Spokane: "Away with tbe
idea that Jesus Christ was a dough
faoed, pudding-beaded sort of a prop
osition who let any one make a door-,
mat or a bitobing post out of him.
He was a great leader, a great general
and you are in bis army." .
Christ did miracles beoause those
miracles were his credentials. He bad
to do more than walk np and down
saying, I am tbe son of God.' "
Cbrist ; bad 12 disoiples and one of
them was a devil old Judas, you
know who I mean. Tbe proportion in
tbe average oburch today you will
find about tbe same."
."This world i cot a great big olook
wound up and left) to run down."
Samson tuaeav tne jawbone or an
ass to kill. 800. Philistines and tbe
higher oritica of today . are usiug tbe
same instrument."
"The best oommentaxy on tbe Bible
is tbe Bible, but a consecrated Christ
ian life has em all backed, off tbe
boards."
All some seminaries are doing is
turning out two-by four infidels in a
tbeologioal mould.'
"Joshua was out : having a fight
with a bnnoh of men one time and it
began to grow dark. Joshua said to
God, 'I haven't got through with tbis
job yet. If you will bold the sun
bach for a while I'll liok tbem to
frazzle,' and God reaobed out and took
the sun by tbe neok and shoved it back
and said, 'You stay there. Atier
while Joshua said. 'All light, Lord,
I've finished with tbat bunob,' and
tbe Lord said to the sun, 'Go on now,
You can go to bed.' "
"If there is anything I abhor it is
tbis 52 times a year proposition. A
lot of people will bang their hair,
penoil their eyebrows, put on their
best bib and tuoker and go to churoh
every Sunday and go to hell the rest of
tbe week. God doesn't care bow you
are dressed. He don't care whether
you come here on borse back or in an
automobile or whether you hotfooted
it.'?
"If there is anything that makes me
feel like a woman who bae swallowed
a fly it is to hear some one in the dirty
saloon business tell me bis business
couldn't exist without the votes of
ohnroh members. Hell is so full of
such churoh members that th'eir feet
are sticking out of the windows."
A man who can drive:- bog' and
keep bis religion will staud without
hitching."
"If you believe tbat you,: descended
from a monkey, tbat your great great
granddaddy bad a prebentilie tail and
bung from a tree and threw oocoanuts
at bis neighbors, all right. I don't
objeot, but don't try to connect me
with any of your anoestors."
The brewers and saloon ., men and
gamblers won't do anything for tbe
moral regeneration of your city. If
any one is going to make any sacrifices
to that end it must be tbe cburob
members. Out of a congregation like
this we ought to get $1000 or $1500.
but if we do I'll eat my bat."
Don't Get a Divorce.
. A western judge granted a divoroe on
account of ill-temper and. bad breath.
Dr. Kings New Life Pills would bare
prevented it. They cure Constipation,
causing bad oreath and Liver Trouble
tbe ill-temper, dispel oolds banish
headaches conquer chills. 25o at Pal
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Baptist Church Notices.
At tbe Baptist churoh a good time
is expected. all day. We want to start
off tbe New Year in the best manner
possible, and it is earnestly requested
tbat every member make a special
effort to be present at tbe Sunday
morning service. At this service a
6ong written by Pastor Ryder will
be sung by tbe choir and congregation
and following tbis tbe Pastor will
preaoh on "The Greatest Memorial on
Earth." Tbe Ordinance of tbe Lord's
Supper will be observed at tbe close of
tbe service. ... Tbere will, be a special
New Years servioe in the evening at
7 :30. After a good song servioe Pastor
.Ryder will preaoh on "Whither." In
the sermon the: pastor will ,. use a
chemioal object lesson. All are wel
come.
A great many people have kidney
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neglect of tbe occasional pains in tbe
baok, slight rheumatio pains, urinary
disorders, eto. Delay In suob cases is
dangerous. Take DeWitts Kidney and
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Miss Bertha Gross Successful
The following from, tbe Capital
Journal is written of Miss Bertha Gross
formerly of this oity, who is a sopho
more in tbe college of oratory of tbe
Willamette University at Salem:
"Jimmy Treseott's First Appearenoe,"
by Miss Bertha Gross, was one of the
most enjoyable sketches of tbe even
ing. Miss Gross has a remarkably
clear, stroDg and, well modulated
voioe, and her description of a school
boy s first appearance as a pnblio
speaker is very realistic.
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That our American rorests abound In
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by scores of tlio most eminent medical
wriU:rs and teachers.. Even the untu
tored Indians had diacoverod the useful
ness of many , native, plants before the
advent pf tho whito race. This informa
tion, imparted freely to tho whites, led
tho latter to conUnuo investigations until
to-duy wo havo a rich asortmout of most
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Dr. Pierce belleTes that our American for
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tot I hi- cuNf most obstinate and fatal dls
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and lttjtamwinn of this conviction, be
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Not teat marvelous. In the unparalleled
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skilled chemists and pt.armaciata with the
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