Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
GOSHEN TALKS
TO GRADUATES,
n,,l,,N Wholesome Address TO
Ih,s, Leaving Gordon
Academy,
ARE ADVISED 70 HELP OTHERS
s,, there Never Was an Age When
Manhood and Woniuhood We're
North More Than They Are Today

Hammond HAN was crowded last
,y.nlpe by the friends and patrons Of
ao,Aop academy IN attendance on the
o,h annual commencement Of the IN
,um,lon, Tho platform was proiusclS
d,tomled with plants and lloNow. ANA
he plano was almost concealed behind
n,eo poltod plants Tho graduating
ols,e vat IN front Of the platform, ave
,rn handsomely a,tlrod In white
dteses and on tho stage we're Princl'
nal llogen and Rev, ". |, Goshen, the
orator Of the evening
AMER the invocation, Miss Judith Ev.
ana favored the audience win u Hun.
yarlan Dance by Brahme, on the plano
which was given with artistic erect
ana good Interpretation, Then Rcv,
Mr, Goshen doliverd an address IN his
CHARACTERISTIC style lie said IN part
II congratulate YOU, young gr0dus
stet on having arrived az the conclu.
sion Of your secondary studies, What
M years that are 10 como VIII mean,
Mn depend upon YOU, consecratod
nlrposc marks all worthy achievement
in mo worlds history " your motives
An. lofty, YOU VIII build character and
gtnuino worth for yourselves while II
your aim BIO low, you VIII orct "A siruc.
iife which men VIII pass by without
noticing, Tho parents Of soma Of YOU
nave labored hard that You may re-.
celye an education, and men and wo.
men In poverty have laborcd 10 main.
lain this and similar institutions,
SOUND ADVICE,
30 out with this thought that you
must sacrifice FOR some one else be-
cause othora have sacrificed for YOU,
60 forth 10 help, labor and 10 seNe g,
You have come onto stage IN the
worlds history that Is tho greatest the
world has ever known, There never
was an age when manhood ana woman.
hood counted for ~ much as they do
today A tremendous age this IN, an
age that viii 10 down IN history an ono
Of revolution"
Mir. Goshen hero referred specifically
10 that point IN English history
when tho home weaving industry was
destroyed by tho invention Of spinning
machinery, and a revolution followed
IN Industrial and commercial ife, az
illustrative OF the advance ana growth
Of economic conditions which at iImeu
occur with such force M 10 oyerturn OK
istlng conditions. and may occasion
Widespread distress uniil society can
readilst itself TO tho now conditions,
"Sueh changes have strongly marked
this ogo, Before You reach the middle
age" continued tho speaker, YOU are
going 10 look into new Individual condl.
TONS Back OF history II tho eternal
God, and II You work In harmony viii,
u YOU viii achieve glorious resuls All
that has been accomplished IN history
has been through work, You so forth
10 labor, ana labor II the language of
creation, II Ia tho nrst great question
The sine qua non OF auccose,
SELECT THE BEST,
~ you 80 10 college select tho best
Books clothing and food are the same
practically everywhere, tuition varies
but little, 90 10 tho best institution II
Il takes twice ~ long 10 get there An
II would 10 10 10 an institution or less
rcnogn. Hundreds OF young men ana
women are working their way through
college today, and these VIII compose
tho bone aud the slnew OF the coming
generation, You viii bo asked TO 81
out and cover the faults OF huma nifty,
70 forth and DO liberal, Think diner.
entity from others, and yet respect tho
oplnlone Of others ana their reasons, 10
appreciate that beautiful word charity,
The iinest garment that can be worn,
Keep ever before you tho beautiful gem
o. hgh ideal the purcst nowcr God
save 10 YOU, Look UP TO the heights
from which come all good, Tho por-
'als OF o new century have Just opened
90 out through those portals with the
mntdlctlon OF parents, friends aud
school, 90 forth 10 count no labor too
low or too monial IN long m II win
work for the bcncNi Of your fellow
man, and sure as God lives, not one Of
YOU shall fall"
CERTIFICATES GRANTED.
Al tho conclusion OF ito addrcss,hoee
Pupils Of the eighth grade lined
W IN front OF tho platform "a receive
tltlr certificates. Florence Van Ncra
Margle Bird, Diergarot Richmond 10
blnncho snow, Ollle Naylor Birdie
l@nglon, CNlharlno Irvine, Albert Bald
WIN, Charles Davidson, Wellington
DeVldbon, llugh Williams, all Of this
s,W except Miss Irving who comes from
Iochlon, Principal lIogcn gave tho
clghll grNdors some very hood adj
VICE Nrellg ,hom 20 look beyond their
plttont educational status, and enter
,lln Tho highest, best and noblcst M
lltallons for tho future, that they
lnlgnt ne the better ftted 20 como on
'0oouorors In the struggle OF lifo.
DIPLOMAS 10 GRADUATES,
. Thc graduating class then lined up
ou .ho platform "a receive their dlplo-
,nas they were Louise NJ Alien,
soHIls' neyl Eva GugenIa Johnson,