The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-05-22
A DIVINE ASSAILS
 PROFESSOR HEBRON
And the Latter Grows Funny In EabOrating on Car
 italist Roekefeller's Photographers Socialist

his gifts for selfish ends. Nature iul'
 pcls each one of us to work Co the best
 of his capacity and opportunity. and
 Socialism ofIcr,,1 noble incentive and
 much greater happinc,, than the capit- aG,tic system which has created Mir Morgan"
 My imagination was constructing di-
 vcrtirc pictures oi Mr. Morgan being
 "pui to work" Also Mir. Sage. and
 few other millionairS including Mir Rockefeller Which last name reminded
 me of something else.
 RCCVEFELLER'S BIBLE CLASS.
 "Iia,e you read Mr. Rockcicllcr's remarks Co hi, sons bible classe' | asked fishing a clipping out of m, poclcthook
 What did he says" inquired Prof Heron. suddenly an alert And it was
 with ,hc keen air of a hunter that he read che arch capitalists boast that
 .hc Standard oil Company had paid ru wages nearly S-oooooooo iu thirty years which Mr. Rockefeller was pleased ,o consider "thc best kind of giving"
 "Mr Rockefeller ncglccts Co cN- plaiu." said Prof Heron. "by what al-
 chcmy hc created deposits of oil under ihc mour,aius oi Pennsylvania and
 elsewhere. o~. ii he did not create them
 by what right they became his proper
 tv I'm fhc absence of such an cNplau9-
 uor. che only comment necessary iS thlt m d. 'ar ls his money is paid Co actual proc lccr, and di,tibutcrS of oiL it |, rot given hut returned Co those tn uhn n actually hclouc, In SO far as it [, given for legislative and phil Jutr,nic purposes. t passes from one
 to whom 10 does uot belong Co others
 to whom it loc. hclonc Men do not
 need Co have work given Co them; they have to have thc tools and sour
 cc, of production that belongs to them. luJ tbcu thcy ur make their own
 work Mr. R2clcfcllcr. by posing as au phlntropi,t ou thc strength ot paving che market rate oi wages which mean. tiC lowest wages that men can hc induced to work ior-deScrvcs ttln,, for furnishing such an iu>truc- -t. c.rmcntar, nu our industrial Sy, -,em
 .TUE HEBRON HEADQUARTERS
 Our conversation took place m the apartment at No 5l West Foriy-hith
 street. which vin be Prof Hcrrou's residence JuI hyljurer, during hiS New York 'cctur. camplilr 10 iS an .I.f. .- activity Earnest faces bent oy,r c'iclue fypewriicr~. che furniture | |, .uow,l under with pamphlets and | Iuunluuil 1nI there |, moo sign at Ian oi che fehtgr ,ilc of Iiic x, for ! MT Heron. Go question him 1bou, thc | |rehter side oi Gic |, to hc h1,.lcd. As Ian road, m ancient times of liic led |to Rome. s1 1'l idea, led Go Socialism | iu his mind
 Trlyc'' Yes. hc loves Go travcland study che social and economic coudi- tiou, oi other cuntrics Nusic2 Yes, Inc love, wu,i- and Wagner was a | Socialist The 'hcatrc2 No time for | .... .mcut but uas ''.as on che drama | Iof tt. uurc-S 1'is,ic drama. ENcr- ! |ci,D' Tu. au.- -. it Dict2 Too busy ! for tis' ,.. .pt OViih a smilc) ! ttat tc sometime. hasn't time Co eat ! i,, dinner
 NPFN PICTURE OF HEBRON. For preacher oi revolt he Is a very gentle man lt Is not easy Co picture | hm with So Phrygiau cap ou hi, head and 30 pick u hi, hand aud.ygt when
 ory hJ. read Carlyle l1 Hugo ihc aS- ,oci1,.ou oi idea, scene les, iucongru- uu..
 In one oi thc May magazines an an Iaruc'c entitled "Gcorcc D Heron.