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l°ct°a' th° sam’ is Become the Head °f the low your womeh thndance as we do of Dodd‘a Kidney Plllsln this locality.

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106803 Ptfriofic Jubilee Talk- _spim and pm,,,.,,, 9, th, Koodlmd velopodinw Gravel when I was totally

beyond, but the book was not twdtfvr enythinr-

amon them to tell us the wa I am “I tried dlflkrent remedies without the

Les Angeles, Cal., July 8.-At this

-season of patriotic jubilee, when the great anea of our nation's history are recalled, the prcachcr chooses for

his theme tile career of Marcus Whi¢_ man, thro gh whose heroism and ssii-sacrifice the great Empire of the northwest was added to our nation- al domain. The text is Matthew xxi., (D, "The stone which the builders re- isetsd, the same is become the head of the -corner."

llweq Fourth of July it is the cus-

lom at patriotic _speakers to eulogizs the lllllbl of George Washington and Samuel Adams and James Otis and Joseph Warren and Patrick Henry and De Witt Clinton and John Ad- ams and John Ilancock and Robcrt Morris and Benjamin Franklin and John Witherspoon and Thomas Joi- forloll and Nathaniel Greene and Alexander Hamilton and John Jay. These were the inental giants who hswed out of thc new world's quar- ries the titanic stones which became the foundation layers of our nation- al Government. But these were not the only msn in those early days of our national history to whom wo, as »l people, are indebted. l To-morrow we shall celebrate our national holiday. Let me present to you to-day a name that ought to be familiar to us all, but which is sel- dom placed in the rank it bught to have on the roll of the nation's heroes. While we honor the men whq eieared away the debris and dug out the foundation stones of our nation- al capital let us spare, too. a few words of praise for a. man to whose daring and perseverance it is due that at least one if not several stars were added to those that glitter on our national_ flag. I place my wreath of fmmortolles to-day on the grave of Marcus Whitman, who practically, single-handed, saved the States of Oregon and Washington to tho Un- _ion. I praise the Marcus Whitman of 1842, who placed the despised cap- stone of Oregon upon the topmost pinnacle of the Washington legisla- tive halls, made up ofthe stone of many States. .How did Marcus Whitman save Oregon to the United States? First, by heeding the Macedonian gospel ery of helplessness. Like tho pilgrim fathers he obeyed the direct sum- mons which came to him in the voice of many thunderings to carry Christ/a message of salvation even unto the uttermost parts of the earth. Ho left his home among the bountiful hills of central New York State, not out of A spirit of adventure as a Chanlar Astor might plunge into tho African jungles to hunt big game. Ho left it not as did John McLaughlin to dongle befom the nvariclous eyes of North American Indians his prizes, which would make the red-skinned hunters more expert in setting their traps and bringing in their piles of furs. He left it not.aa did the Eng- lish gentlemen who came to Jamal- town, Va., in the hope of becoming land-owning aristocrats in a new world, or_as did the Spanish mavau- ders, who, in their conquest of Mexi- co, stole upon the land what the pir- ates of old used to steal upon the seas. But Marcus Whitman and Samuel Parker dared cross the American continent because from the far-od Willamette Valley name the story of the bitter ncad there was for the ospel of peace to be preached to the Indian war chiefs, with scalping knives and tomahawks at .belts. who, by their actions, said: “We need 'tho white ma.h's book of heavm. We 'heed the white man's Christ."

To describe how that lliaeedonian

of helplsssngaq came to llaroul

llt me transplant you iD‘

hack to the little fron- St. Louis, lo., and,

on the dial of Allll. until tha' year of at that time had ,a

_only a few thousand.

gambling dens and the

and the low variety full blast. There were of the dilolnts chan ‘always as Batanie evdry frontier town immoral infection- In order £0 mah

about

| white man's God hnil died. When thc

‘ ls Urle Acid la the blood.

warriors, two young stalwart bravea peopIs of the dark land You make when 1d,,,|ded mu., Dodd-B mane, pm, wh” *re Y°“ fmm' “W mm? “sk my 1”" hu” 'nh Elms' "4 my when to my astonishment and delight I

filtered accordinvto act or imriinmentof Can- H ‘ I _ l | \

“M ly, mm, w H B 1 _ T _ ed the general, eying them from head moeoasins will grow old in carrying M P & now.-at x?ix{s°lllreo'L of .{_z|‘lvl.-\|l\T$e.|l.lilall\l>». 0 . " , ` " imsnedhwly- began to mmver' O O 0 ’

to foot From the murmuring wa- ters of the Columbia? Impossible. From the Pacific shores? Nay, nay, that cannot be, For what did you come? For the white man's book of heaven? What, didst th'ou have to travel 3,000 miles to hunt up' thc White man’s hook of heaven when thc representatives of tho Hudson Bay Company have for yours been buying your furs?" "Yes," answerod the Nez Perces Indians. "We have come 8,000 miles for the white mnn's hook of heaven. Will _vnu give it u.<;1"' But though the three wise mon, com- lng to sock the new-born king ln thc Jerusalem capital, never mndo more stir than did the four Flathead Incli- nns coming to find thc white' man's Christ in the Missouri frontier town of 1832, yet even thnrt-. in that St. Louis frontier town they could not find the white man's book of heaven,

Let me now read to you thc strang-

est valcdictory evcr given at any placo. The two oltivr Indians who came on this mission of seeking the

two younger brnvcs were about to

heumaiism. _

Unhesltlf kidneys are the cause' o the acid bein there. Ifthe ki-.ineysacfbs althay should the would strain the Urlc Kcid out ef' the system and rheumn (iam wouidn’t occur. Rhen- mailsm ls a Kidney Dis- ease. Dodd's Kidney Pills

‘, have made a great part of ' their reputation curing

Rhsumattsm. So et A the muse of those Icarfui

~ shooting opaina and stil,

aching j nts. There ls but one sure way-

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‘lust belong to the United States as

showed me the images. of the Good

_ 8 1- goin back the long sad trail to my

them yet the book is not among them; When I tell my poor blind people after one more moon in the big ooullefl that I did not bring the book no word will be spoken by our old man or by our young bravea.l‘ One by; one they will rise up and

gp out in siiena. My people will die

the darkness, and they will go on

the long path to other hunting grounds. No white man will go with them and as white man’s book to make the way plain. I have no more words."

It wal the publication of these

words, copied in the eastern papers, that made Marcus Whitman heed the call of the Nez Peroes Indians; it was the publication of these words that nerved Whitman to conaecrata all his life to giving the Flathead Indians the white man's "Book of Life."‘ It was that resolve to go in the name of Christ to the far north- west which made it possible for Mar- cus Whitman to save Oregon to the Union. -

But Marcus Whitman was astatcs-

man as well as a humble gospel mis- sionary. Like Livingstone in Africa, he saw how much could be dons in that land by the resources of civiliz- ation. His prophetic gaze traveled `on through the centuries, and ho longed to have that fair region un- der Christian influences and prosper- lng under the white man's skill and industry. Ho could hear the tramp of the oncoming generations, as well as the creaking of his cart wheels by his side. Therefore, when Marcus Whit- man, on the famous Fourth of Julv, 1886, with his young bride, spread the blankets upon the top of tho Rocky Mountains, with Mount Hood and Mount Jeflcrson standing afar ofi as guarding sentinels, and dedi- cated that western .soil of God and his native land, like Paul, he was surrounded by a great cloud of wit- nesses.

Ho dedicated this western soil in

spite of the fact that all could bo said to discourage-settlers had been said` in calumnious disparngoment. The Hudson Bay Company wanted it left in the undisturbed possession of the wild animals whose skins they were turning into gold. They wanted it for a perpetual hunting ground. Therefore they declared it to be a land barred by impnssable ranges of mountains, e land of undralnable mornsses, pestilc-ntial and malarial,' unfit for the residence of white men, a land given up to barbarism and Indian savagcry. So persistent were the falsehoods disseminated by these groody, selfish capitalists that before Marcus Whitman's advent Oregon had been lying like the capstone of the Jerusalem temple which the builders rejected, but whim afterward be- came the chief of the corner. All tha national statesman, both trans uid cis-Atlantic, cared no more for it than a pearl diver would care to carry around with him a cobble- stone, or a. diamond merchant would care to preserve an ordinary pebble among his precious jewels. Yet Mur- cus Whitman at onw knew Oregon was the strategic geographical key to the Northwest. He said: "It must bo ours. It must be ours on ccount of its future generations. It

well as to God." »

Why, so useless was this Oregon

region considered in 1842 that Dan- iel Webster. then premier of Presi- dent 'I‘yler'a Cabinet, was willing to .barter off to Lord Ashburton the whole of the Far Northwest for a few privileges ior the American sail- ora to fish for nod eil the Banks of

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'the Northwest, Daniel Webster, than

te the sugar-sigaedon the prealaea. llill Ida. I

Newfoundland. A fowl years before this, to prove his uttu' ignorance of the intrinsic value of this land of

the moat powerful member of the United States Senate, uncontrovortod by Clay and Calhoun and Benton. made this altounding speech: "What do we want with this vast. worthless area. this region of savages and wild boaltl, of daaertl, of shifting land! and whiriwlnds of dust. of cactus and prairie dogs? 1% what use could we everhope to put these great de- serts, or these gnaa mountain rang- ei. Ilh`|,>eh`€ti*i`bl6` ihl' 86VUf'6d` lil their “ base with eternal nova? What can wo ever hope to do with the western coast of 8.000 miles, rock bound, chrerleee and uninteresting, and not

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The fact that Gravel yields so readily to

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amused smile.

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to be an old maid like Aunt Katef",

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