The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-16

20 get everything he can for himself. is
the man who loses the real enjoyment Of
livng
II there Is anything today that
threatens more than unother 10 under
mine our public life. IL is the failure Of
men TO give the best OF themselves to
their work.
especially during the past three months.
there have been notable examples in the
great public centres. You all remember
the postofiice investigation. 1t all goes
TO show that right straight through "A
man gets about as much out Of every
enterprise he puts into it.
II want to speak especially to you
younger men Don't put all the future
that YOU have into an Institution that
promises only quick returns. Don't form
companionships simply FOR the sake OF
will help you, for there Is nothing to be
gained by Identifying ones self with some
thing that promises only todays pleas
ure.
ELEVATE ORGANIZATIONS.
when man comes into an organiza-
tion like this he should come I'm with
the idea that he is going TO DO as much
for IL as lies within his power, and IL
he follows up this course OF action he will
begin TO see that he il getting a valuable
return from the organization. Improve
ment OF a community comes only as the
individual Is improved.
IF ask you 10 elevate your organiza-
-ttUus. It is the proper thing for me to do
but it is for YOU as individuals who must
do 1t. The only way sor "A community to
improve society is TO work through indy
iduals
II hope every young rellow here has an
idea Of succeeding but / doubt II any
two have the same idea Of success We
are largely inclined 10 think that success
Is measured by the opinion OF our neigh
bor as 10 how we have succeeded but 7
tell YOU that II a man does the best that
he can, that is success
THE first thing that l would have a
young fellow remember IS 10 have him
know that he Is doing the best that he can
end II he does that his success is certain.
even II he wins apparent failure.
THAT WHICH rs SOLID.
"Thc second thing for a young fellow
10 remember is that the popular way isn't
n stable thing. after ali It's here today
and it's gone tomorrow. That which n
solid. that which Is success, Is not that
which gets the loudosJ applause. The
man who wins a fair degree of success
must take care " his physical condition.
That IL the reason why | am a total alb
stainer
Il am afraid OF liquor and l don't
think 10 Is necessary 60 run the human
machine. IL is said. ~ course. that
little won't do any harm. But put little
sand on an axle. II VIII run all right
for a while, but take the wheel of and
you VIII see scratches that e has left
The clod and there are some clods among
men, may be able 20 use liquor and Il
may have but little apparent effect upon
him but the man with the keen. nervous
intellect had best leave Y alone
Again, the key to success Is not
night key. The man VINO Is going 90 sue
coed cannot be out nights Ire must
have a reasonable amount Of sleep These
are simple things. bat they are import
-s.444--
a man should take cars of his intel
lcctual being, too as wen as his physical
being II you are 10 Keep up your ply
slquc and 60 sharpen your wits. don't for
get the moral side Of your nature"
GOV lttcr was rendered a unanimous
,ot. ~ thanks for his address.
Hon Joseph y. Burliugaine presided
over the parliamentary session. ono -
tho topics uisoyssod was the establish
A-1nt of pension fund Tor bank cicrks