New-York tribune., 1903-06-22
ADVICE FOR YALE MEN.


i your right to exercise that leadership-by good
TRe opportunities for the exercise Of judgmenff af
evil liberty and industrial organization has made IA
good e3e bns Tsef that a shed Si be- So il is good thing
that should be free to seek happiness ~ ora
! accurately where their political and industrial
advantage lies. sh9uo be allowed 10 suIr rjgbt You
Yoa With vi the same fdeliiy with which the gam,
whom he believes to be the shrewdest caro- pIafSi-
Gus and SO widely heralded that some people seem
think there is no other success or hoeh'E ~oi
they The world world ,ssR Is more reeord taad
Of gabins III saFGs operson Fide}y is than
selfish belief in the accuracy OF ahotne1 rinber
ideals than these, destruction Is apRroaichiargg iig g
faRds' fa m tba a meae action is necessarily selshthe
only difference being that some peTpg u from the
Of the world and fw go 6oe 80 fa} }oea s order
would centuries ago have gone to pieces ,,t If ,t
we're true as a large section of the community
bv tSe 70 money and % the oces which can
and that the test Of good goo equenuT1 sa TO make M
money and to get offices. the American repuoh'
would be fast approaching its end .a 90
In the face of conditions like these we ir
| Insist more than ever before on the possihlm'' 20
ideals which underiies social order and social l
progress You will have falled 10 0o redl have caught
that spirit which teaches you TO value money % a!n
of t6 possbiIities Of service which they represent
and to despise the man who thinks or the monts ta
or offices rather than OF the use he can @ max
Of them It is this way of estimating success success
Wb whsh others maes which nan makes hm patriot his
country calls his services, which makes ; He iais
Christian his conception Of life and his loeatS is
of daily living. These are things which count |"
If you value the world simply for what yc;' @ ear, ss
get out of it, be assured that the world Will III u
an y9nr bo yaue ses 19 his HI 0s ambition in such
row frame may have followers in prospermfS: RI vcn cnt
plants but no friends, That man on l. the re-, other her
into it, who deals courteously with his associates
periodically with his country and VINO Gt1Ger dIo
ton to an ideal which is the essential thing g~a n
egonha man makes hi hmSf 6irbe paTa motives I'll than
the hope of material success -, - .-,, 90 Won
and I'd You you R help to make them all their
hd you II viii Hpq help ' to teach them a wider charity
| in ali their dealings with the world: II you 'aht
as se prvlege u of your own but trust TO be
era 9dcS o the he @ kaar
blood of his followers then may you R pe b sure Gohy
devoted thereafter, and viii find brought fn home
to his heart the true meaning 9e argument
May it be our privilege still to preach & this gospel &c pei
%eaing the meaning Of this gospel the genera
| tions which to come.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The annual announcements of prizes, fellowships
and scholarships were ludue 'iIiS evening ~ ~
! retary Stokes, as follows
University fellowshps for students of the Yale
| Graduate School:
! Philosophy-Charles E. Cory, Drake University
'O1. of Des Moines, Iowa; Arthur II, h fairSnlu; n
l. park Mount Hoiyoke College Of Exeter Conn; M
Luther A. Weigle Pennsyv2na G9ilsge. w tiI ol mai
Hormai School 81 Yale O2 Lebanon. ohio :,
ABEL Kansas GnyeF5y IS 2! salem k1R gsD3s@n BnSh
| of N. ", H.
Fairchd. Doana College: 49, of Crete Neb; WILL
| Springfield, Mass: Lucy E. Texter. Michigan Uni
Vg51I BbIca 81 OF T whitford Brown
Uniyer5ity 0 of NgY Bedford s1 ahVsr Mass University
of St. Louis. Mo- Austin NJ Harmon, Williams
College. 'O2, of Brockport N. Y. -, - r,.-,ou,
of Minnesota University o0 Of St. Paul; Mercy A.
Brann Colby Goege g. OF OF D3vsT 30 me H Mass
Porter Fellowship in English: Stanley L. p Galpn:
66 Mfs5erg s. fTe Wesen Reserve G
Tffn Ohio Albert Gubelinan Rochester ci1is Uni
Il Holt y Yale o. Of Hartford PGrter FelIowshp
II nEe4st 81 HGGsIl Of Akron ohio wallace Noteste
W%ofsT Unye5 n6 5Tsa M Rl NJ Da
q2pTsn Yale e g oyer A q eHeT Mn9F te@Fa
feege y m of Fayette Mo doois Fellowship in
Physics; David F. Mcfarland Kansas Tnive5sity; 43s:
=. F Raymond, t1m corneT University o2 Of New
| Canaan: Conn; Ebert W lockwood University OF
L D9Sd bo: TssteFq UisSa E Rs5sFTe SMITH
9HsFsHffS m9Hs Hy9Ee s Of s flsyseaS ShS
! University holarships-Philosophy: Philip +:
Bross. of Lincoln, Neb; Donald j; coWng, inr3 OF
! ore: Herbert Martin, of Lexington KY; SaInuei
G. Winstead of Roxbury; N. g Biblical literature:
Albert A Madsen Of Eiba MinT 2dpianca Of
S3s a ino faf2Rs hRey Andersen MSrsf of
Mass; Peter T. Dondlinger of Lebanon: Ohio
Toxic Japan; Conrad A. Peterson; OF Arlington. n.
Y; Carl F. Schulz of Corona L. l.; Herman },
Thorsten9urg OF AssaTla' ssici Henrietta F
Brewer of Oakland, Cal; Henry D. Brooks. of
Westfeld, Mass; Linus 2 King Of Roek Island; sTrs
r Sequine of Rosebank, n. Y; Ralph H Iukey'
of Windharn Centre Ne Engli6Sn ana mQdern ZAP
GbaTIes W Babcock. Of Rushville. III. Julian T.
Barclay. of Bethany, W. Va; Maxine J.. sergeTcn'
of New-York City; Leslie y Brough1on, II OF Pu-
Marian D. Campbell: of Middeheld; Conn; Cnftord
J. Gleason. of Bordentown. N carr W Joanson: Hs
Of Lindsborg Kan Andrew MGint9sh 9 Of eNe New
= Porter of Toronto: John P Rice, OF santa Bar,
bara cal Natural and physical science: EDWARD
aer e of 6iGttenbGrg Iowa: Frank G Cook. Of Water
bury. Conn; Raymond Harmon Asnley. or souna
Brook j. Els E R1ns%ic haw09i; OF n T Arthur B.
Sivjter of Waterbury: Morris G. Ialcott OF Tai
cottvilie, Conn: Fred B Itiey OF GIovHrsvse;. n.
! r,atics. William Van Nest Garretson. OF Somer-
S 3.
! The following fellowshps and scholarships have
been awarded to graduates of the academic depart
/ ment Of Yale University:
| Soldiers Memorial Fellowship to Sidney n.
! Teane '02 of Northheld. n, 2. 49,
Eldrtdge Fellowships to BENJAMIN 3 Gowen, ol'
! Of Winchester. Tenn. and William l.. Patterson
| e Doueiass T Fellowship 10 Hugh Rankin. o3, of