The daily sentinel., 1905-10-03
PROPER VALUE OF TIME.

Time is the stun life is made of.
says Benjamin Franklin. Every man
has exactly the same amount of it in
a year. One improves it and reaps
great results. Another wastes it and
reaps failure. The first class they
call lucky; the second, unfortunate
Il The unfortunates form the mass OF
mankind, it should be noted. To use
time right. have system. Shape
everything to 1t. Divide the twenty
four hours between work. recreation,
sleep and mental culture according
70 scheme that suits your judgment
and circumstances. Then make
things go that way. The scheme will
quickly go to pieces unless backed by
persistent purpose.
When you work. work Put the
whole mind and heart into it, Know
nothing else. Do everything the very
best. Distance everybody about you
This will not be hard. for the other
fellows are not trying much. Master
details and difficulties. BE always
ready for the next step up. If a
boolIkeeper be an expert II a ma
chinst. know more than the boss
If an Office boy. surprise the employer
by model work If in school go to
the head and stay there. All this is
easy when the habit OF eonquering
takes possession. It is wholesome in
this connection to read what men
have accomplished who have once
learned the art of redeemng the
time Study the causes of the success
of Benjamin Franklin. Of Lincoln,
of Garfield. of Sir Michael Faraday
OF Agassiz. OF Edison. suggests Mr..
Archer Brown. Learn the might of
minutes. Every day is a little life,
and our whole life is a day repeated
Those that dare lose day are
dangerously prodigal; those that dare
misspend It, desperate Emerson
says "the creation of a thousand for
ests is in a single acorn"
Sound and wholesome creation is
important in our scheming; but in
this age of athletic frenzy the danger
Of neglect on that line is not exces-
sive. The real fact is that athletic
sports are educating the muscles too
often at the expense of the brains.
It is the mind-worl1 that dinerenti-
ates YOU from the herd. Mental cul-
ture calls for study, carefully plan
ned, regular. persistent. One or two
hours a day aiming at some distinct
object. massing what you learn. add
ing little by little. like a miser to his
store. will in few years make you
a broad. educated man. no matter
what your schooling. To abuse time
have no system. Chance everything
Do your work indinerenuy. Growl
il too much is asked Hunt for an
easy Job Change often. Dodge oh
stacles. Always come a little short
Of the standard Fritter away in
silly things the few golden moments
left for self-culture Then YOU Will
Z not crowd anybody very hard in the
/ contest for leadership Time abused
Is bad luck Denver Republican.
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j We believe with thousands of other
4 Democrats in the state that II Is
high time for Milton Smith to retire
from the chairmanship of the central
d committee of the party of the state.
i We say this without any personal
Y feeling against Mr. Smith on the
Y contrary Mr. Smith has been very
\ friendly with us all the time OF his
4 chairmanship and personally we like
t him much. But we believe it Is FOR
the best interests OF the party that
Il new blood should be infused into the
II Marty throunh "A new head
Il is hard TO tell the real sediment
a in regard to the capability of Maud
II Fealy. the well known Denver act
q ress, from what one hears from Den
Il yer people themselves. That she
a made a distinct failure at Elitch' s.
a this season in Mice and Men" is
N pretty generally Acknowledged. Her
dancing was execrable and her sing
a ing nearly as bad Now we should
greatly fear to say these things OF
Il Miss Fealy because she has the stamp
"A of approval Of Sir Henry irving. but
what we hear ourselves We cannot
n help hut make Judgment npon. We
n intended to worship at the shrine OF
"A Miss Fealy. as do all other Colorado
VI ans. but we must confeess TO a dis
n tinct disappointment in her acting
n We should have much liked to have
4 seen her in something else than we
+ lid, but Judging from that which we
II lid see. we can name anyone OF a
b iozen well known members OF the
N theatrical profession in this country
a who are the peers Of Miss Fealy in
A everything and excel her in many
a things.