Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-25

OF the demanding spirit. ST. Francis
has shown us that to take the goodness
OF others unwaveringly for granted,
not hesitatlugly 10 hope or to beg Tor II,
but unblushingly TO know H. brings
goodness TO the birth, SO u Is wise 70
turn the key upon our longing Tor
thlngs and beckon qualities, Is life uE-
IvP What d chance 10 fling all ones
energy into the scale of order and beau
~ and create them for however small
a circle is one lonely and abandonedt
Radlato strength aud good cheer ana
the world of men will cluster about one
for warmth Is life dun and a drag?
Inuose tasks and relieve laborers.
Above all, set to work to get life out OF
a living instead of wasting lifo IN
merely getting a living And. again.
never borrow trouble, The worst W.
have TO live through Is our own anxiety
and depression. and yet II is possible
to dismiss these ana say. Take no
thought for the morrow. "--llarper's
Weekly.
In Favor OF In this country 1t Is
Keeping the certain that the sun
nay of Rest day excursion Is pro-
ductivc of like re-
suits. 1t converts the Lords day Into
q mere holiday. and increasing num-
hers are led to spend the day of Cod
given rest in way which yields
Weariness rather than refreshment,
and depriYcs the soul Of the appoint
ed means OF spiritual benefit. 1t is
gratifying 10 note on the part OF
some railroads disposition to ar
rest this evil. and thus give TO their
employees rest day. as well as re-
move the temptation to Sunday dlssi-
ration from the public by discontin-
uance OF excursion rates and trains
on that day. in Virginia, at confer
st -
number OF railroads and an interde-
nominnational church commission,
the railway people agreed to the dis
continuance of sunday excursion rates
In the future. 1t Is expected that
legislative bill will be secured In line
With this agreement and that along
with the prohibition OF cheap rates on
Sunday, the state corporation COM
mission will be given authority to in
diCute what trains are necessary 10 be
operated ON that day, Such n move
ment throughout all the states would
be, va believe, o. advantage TO the
railroads. as we'll ms the public, and
would remove a chief provocation to
Sunday characterization Intel
ligencer.
What Becomes What becomes Of the
OF Ihe Victims men who lose In
OF Wall Street. Wall Street? They
lGH SClupttl IltdTu Oh
The visitor 10 New York gets the no
ton that the gay crowd Of men at the
Waldorf-the uptown Street -
comprises them all. But this crowd
is altogether misrepresentation and has
no true sign value. You can retain
your equilibrium easily in watching
them, by remembering that Walker,
of New Britain, IS hiding somewhere,
a fugitive from justice; that Bigelow,
of Milwaukee, is in prison; that there
are many other men who went down
hard with big crashes; and that, for
every one of the big men. there are
ten thousand little men, whose losses
are smaller but not "A whit less fatal
You would find some of them tonight
i'm New York. II you knew in what
window to look, figuring anXiously and
endlessly. looking over insurance pa
pers to see If further loans are admis-
sable. Their wives are sewing their
daughters are studying stenography,
You will md others hanging about
hotel Hobbies. and the moment you
catch their eye, or grip their hands,
you know that they are nervous, dis
traught. broke, restless--typical Wall
Street victims. The other, profession
ais, parasites. satellites, winners, YOU