THE IONE INDEPENDENT
Published Every Friday by,
J. V. HEAD, Editor Publisher
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act of March 3, 1S7!,
Friday, Jan. 27, 1926
There h a tide in the ailiii.s of men
' When taken at the flood, leads on to
fortune;
Omitted, all the voyage oftheit lite
Is bound in shallows and in miseries.
OPPORTUNITY
They do wrong who say I come
no more
When orce I knock and fail to
find you in
For every day I stand outside
your door
And bid you wake, and rise to
fight and win.
Wail not for precious chances
passed away,
Weep not for golden ayes on
the wane!
Each night I burn the records of
the day:
At sunrise every soul is born
again
Laugh like a boy at splendors that
have sped
To vanished joys be blind and
deaf and dumb;
My judgments seal the dead
past with its dead
But never bind a moment yet
to come.
Tho deep in mire wring not
your hands and we?p
I lend my arm to ail who say
"I can!"
No shame faced outcast ever
sank so deep
But yet might rise aud be a
gain a man!
Dost thou behold thy lost youth
all aghast?
Dost reel from righteous ret-
rbution'a blow?
Then turn from blotted archives
of the past
And find the future'? pages
white as snow,
Art thou a mourner? Rouse thee
from thy spell;
Art thon a sinner? Sin may
be forgiven;
Each morning gives thee wings
to flee from hell,
Eacbnightastar to guide thy
feet to heaven.
Walter Malone
UNDISPUTED
A the annual Jackson day din
ner at Albanv, our worthy Gov
ernor, Walter M. Pierce, made
an address in which he gave an
accounting of hia administration
to date.
The Oregon Voter publishes
the address in full and brother
Chapman on the first cover Daue
advises the Oregon Voter reader
that it is Unedicted, Un revised
and Undisputed.
In the introduction to the add
ress however brother Chapman,
uses this language as an exam
pie of loose thinking in attract
ive and plausible form this add
ress is entilkd to rank well up
with forgotten orations by sue
essiful politicians of all ages.
uovernor nerce knows more
about how to ta'k and write to
get voihs than any man we hav
had in Oregon for many years.
No one will say much for him
as an administrator, but he
knows what to say and how to
say it. We present his Jackson
day oration. It contains truth,
half truth and mistatements.
We wonder what the genial
editor of the Oregon Voter will
say when he comes actually to
dispute the governors statement
as he intimiates that he may do
ao at a latter date.
IfERO WORSHIP
One of the most disgusting
spectacles of these days is the
display of admiration and maud
lin sympathy for criminals.
When the vicious seound.els
who made their escape from the
State penitentiary not long since
were apprehended and returned
tJ their Qells they were elevated
on pedestals and worshiped as
heroes.
We understand that as they
passed through Hood River on
their return the automobile in
which they were being transport
ed was thronged by admireis
and well wishers who were proud
to grasp them by the hand and
happy in the opportunity to ex
press their sympathy.
STAN FIELD ANNOUCES THE
CANDIDACY OF Mc NARY
According to an announcement
made by Senator Robert N. Stan
fit! of Oregon, there is a concer
ted movement on foot in Senatar
ial circles in Washington for the
purpose of including then ame of
Senator Charles L. McNary.also
of Oregon, as a Kepuolican can
didate for Viee President in 1928.
His name was brought to the at
tention of prominent members of
the Upper House by Senator Sta-
field after there had been much
comment concerning the boom
for Nicholas Longworth, present
Speaker of the House of Repre
sentatves, lor presidential honors.
Senator Stanfield. ih making
his formal annauncement, said.
"Eor some time rumors have per
sistently been circulated in Wash
ington to the effect that a quiet
movement was on foot for the
purpose of nominating Speaker
Nicholas Longworth of the House
for the presidency in 11(28,1 am
reminded that, in 1924, the Re.
publican nomination was tender
ed to four individuals before it
was finally accepted by Charles
G. Dawes. I have been intimate.
ly associated with my colleague,
Senator McNary, for many years
and have sen much of his ability
I therefore feel costrained to sub
mit his name to a group of Rs
publican leaders as a possible
candidate for the vce presidency
No Power of Expansion
Thw in no power of enn-Iun In
mm. Our frlpnil mrlv i,f.,r m
a rfiriMMritutIv of o-rtuin VU-un
whli-h ehnv niner pnm or cxrwd. Tln-y
:ind on the brink of the orenn of
thouzht unrl power, hut never tiike the
ingle tep thht would bring them
there. Kmermm.
P'gmy Women in Find
An exhibition at the r.ritish museum
f tuitlipiliirft recovered from the l
cite, mentioned In the Illhle ni the
original home of Abraham. In-'ltide
pl-my women In flmmri. frill, or
ni hirdlon pluit, and weaving nil urt
of ornnmrnt and good-lurk charm.
ron!t!r,s 0f the lusul of lion, bull
and froi;.
Cafi Bottles Bequeathed
lleriitifte they were rare mid valuable
,'Imn buttle frequently were men.
tinned In the will uf the American
pioneer.
Church News
Notes of Interest to All
Local Dnominations
The regular meeting of the
Willow Creek Branch of the
Christian Endeavor Union was
held at Lexington, Wednesday
evening of this week. ,,
Rare jewels are not picked
from the ash cans of immorality
in the back alleys of life.
The mistake which blights the
lives of so many is not that they
make a definite choice of evil
but that they never choose at all.
Why not a rriie contest in
Sunday Schoil? Declamation quo
tauon and paraphrase.
We ought to get more out of
a Sunday school than a mere re
cord of attendance.
BIBLE READING
THE WEEK
FOR
The play Safety First, now in
course of preparation by the Y.
P. S. C. E. of the Christian chur
ch is being rehearsed diligent by
a cast of ten characters and will
be presented in the near future.
Prayer meetings, remember at
the Congregational church on
Wednesday evening and Christ
ian and Baptist churches on Thu
rsduy evening at 7:30 P. M.
State convention of Ail Oregon
Christian Endeavor Society will
be held at Albany, April 15lh to
the lS'.h. Special rates on all 11 R.
Registration fee $1.00. For fur
ther particulars write Oregon C.
E. Union, 303 Abington bldg,
Portland Oregon.
Lasting Furs
Amone the more durable fur are
benr, nher. dyed knnk, iton niurlen.
K'uropean fllch, KiiMlnn fitch, otter,
beaver, dosskln, natural akunk, north
ern mink, blended nnukrat, rncrnon
of nil kinds, opoMiuin nf all kind.
Hudson bay fable, Kulan uble and
wolverine.
Second Huguenot Colony
Laudonr.lere, who wn ont by Co
lt(ny, In I'A'A, with ld for the lljitfue
ot colony founded by llllmult. at
Port Koyal, S. C, finding the nettle-
went almndotied, built t'urt Orollun
n the St. John' river In Florida.
The wicked flee when no man
pursueth but tho righteous are
bold as a lion . Prov. 28: 1
The rod and reproof give wis
dom; but a child left to himself
bringeth his mother to shame.
1'rov. 29:13.
Who can find a virtuous wom
an who can tind? for her price is
far above rubies. Prov, 31 : 10.
Favor is deceitful, and beauty
is vain; but a woman that fearelh
the Lord, she Bhall be praised.
Prov, 31 :30.
Cast thy bi t ad upon thewuteis
for thou shall find it after many
days. Eccl 11:1
Remember now thy creator in
! the days of thy youth, while the
evil days come not, nor the years
draw nigh when thou shaltsuy, 1
have no pleasure in them.
Eccl. 12 : 1
If ye be willing and obedient,
ye shall eat the good of the land.
Isaiah 1 : 19-
Old Myth Exploded
According to recent rcHru there I
no icIentllU- hiMi for the popular be
lief (hut the eldest child hn the best
chance of obtaining prominence. t'.t
ample of brilliant men conlradlcttni
this belief are Jmiie F. Cooler, who
waa the eleventh of twelve children,
and (leiM'rul Sherman, who cniue In
the middle uf i large family.
Emprtor' tiichname
C r'-! In i the nickname Blven
to Mm run Au.iTi'is Aiit.mlmx, Kom.iti
emperor fp--.ii . I). Dl'J to 2tT, on ac
count of the l.ttli; hooded f-ut or tunic
I used by the '..iul In I'niii.-c, which he
introduced into noma
cmjliciTDiRS
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