The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-10
The M0ral Taught by
Li@uG@M@M6 R0wam'S
Heroic Feat.

plain to your assistant that Correggfo is indexed
swestIy and say Never mind and 20 look 1t up
yourself And this incapacty for independent action
unwiIingness to cheerfuly catch hold and Hftthese
they do when the benefit Of their effort is for all?
A first mate with knotted club seems necessary;
and the dread of getting Saturday night
holds many worker to his place. Advertise for
Their spell nor punctuate-and think neoes-
sary to- Can such a one write letter to Garcia?
You that bOOkkeeper,' said the foreman to
yes what about him?"
well, he's a fine accountant. but if Ia send him
up town errand, he might accomplish the err
rand all right, and on the other hand might stop at
four saloons the way, and when he got to Main
street. would forget what he had been sent for"
G GaPci Sosn man De s'''' uS'Su carry message "
We have recently been hearing much maudlin sym
pathy expressed for the dOwntrodden denzen of the
sweat shop" and the homeless wanderer searching
for honest employment" and with it all often go
many hard words for the in power
Nothing said about the employer who grows old
do-wells to do intelligent work: and mis- long pa
striving with help that does nothing but loaf
there is constant wedding out process going on The
employer is constantly sending away help that
of the business and others are being taken on No
matter how good times are, this sorting continues
only hard and work is scarce, the sort
ing is done fner-but out and forever out the in
competent and unworthy go 1t IS the survival OF the
Sef-interest prompts every employer to keep
the best-those who carry a message to Garcia
know one man OF really pIilllshI parts VINO Aas
the ability to manage business Of his own and
cause he carries with him constantly the insane
piciOn his employer depressing or intending
TO Cypress aim. He give orders; and he viii
not receive them. Should message be given him
take Garcia. his answer would probably be,
Take It yourself
Tonight this man walks the streets looking for
work the wind whistling th1bugh his threadbare
coat. 70 who knows him dare employ him, for
he is regular hrebrand of discomfort He is imper-
viouS to reason the only thing that impress
him is the toe Of thiek-soed No boot
OF 1 know that one so morally defOrmed
is no less pitied than physical cripple; but IN
plying. let drop tear, too for the men VINO
striving to carry great enterprise whose
working are limited by the-VThistle- and
whose hair turning white through the struggle
and the heartess ngratude. which but for their en-
terprise would both hungry. and homeless
Have I the matter strongly? Possibly I
have; but when ali the world has gone a-slumming
wish to speak q word of sympathy for the who
succeeds-the who, against great odds. has di-
finds there's nothing in it: nothing but bare board
and clothes. have carried dinner pail and worked
days wages and have also been employer Of
labor. and I there is something to be said
rags recommendation; and all employers are
rapaciOus and high handed, any than all
poor VirtUOus My heart out to the
does his work when the boss Is away, well
as when he is home. And the man, who when
given Garcia. quietly takes the missive,
without asking any idiOtic questions with
lurking intention of chUcking it into the
er, doing aUght else but deliver il. never gets
laid a strike for higher wages
Civilization is long anxious search for just such
individuals Anything such asks shall be
granted. He is wanted in every city, town and vii
lage-in every Office shop, store and factory. The
world out for such. he is needed and needed
bady-the man Who can carry Il message TO Garcia