The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-15
llly. as IS unfortunately the taatlon wlth

many &,
II am one OF those who believe III
slang parlance, or doing our. Kicking
with which we are affiliated, and not
outside, but play the game as earnest.
| ly and honornbly as you follow your
| business.
1T will play you to do SO, both In
point Of information, keeping you well
In touch with the affairs Of State, as
we'll as those of commercial lines. They
are so intricatly interviewer that the
of our land. the less liable we are
| to violate them. and the better able
| we are to Judge when our represen-
tatives in Legislative halls have what
concerns our business brought to their
attention through the regular channels
| OF legislative action.
Must Go into Politics.
Politics Is Instructive. believe.
broadening a mans horizon. and mates
him better citizen, better mer-
chant and manufactures. and in gen
erel terms we might say a better all
round man.
The old adage that knowledge is
power IS eSemplified in that If map
knows something of the subject he il
better equipped to express an op in ~
than to decide or give an opinion
without knowledge.
Politics affect business more strong-
r ~ Tor o, good DIR. or evil than any other
| ! Z
u. therefore. OF the greatest import.
ance that the merchant should tako
ms =. hand In politics boldly and thought
n lIItig, : a. ana !, with his mind set on the
states - as market, rather than on
the mere personal monetary gain. INV.
ing great stocks for future selling
p rrase,ns d IN at least maintenance Of
from from prices Of the day. his very lie.
uuepends on his political saferuards
watch them well.'' 80 s's'
Good Word for Young Men
men. NV want wa ito to say e, a., word to young
tory. IN no place like America in the
year l9o8. is there such a magnificent
opportunity for young men. / don't
t ijra IN. the one who is faultless in at
business he must eat. sleep. dream and
live 1t to succeed
., There are 195 boys in my office, and
been tae most f6sre successful ns Of ali who have
on ferryboat. You tell me that a
young man can't get along? am in
e esFested IN IN them because they are nee
upon ., them. We have got to survive or
SINK by the character of the men who
VIII be filling the positions in tho next
t them ,v ubnere Is every possibility for
mem en- not to come If they simply want
place to earn money for frivolous liv.
ING. II a man is a mere automatic
thing. ~ % me-
-. Young men. get into the game and
p play the limit, IL YOU will permit me to
use use q technical term Don't try any
nm m-iiammng or the art of Hungry
Play It straight so you won't have
70 turn sharp corners to keep from
meeting a FELLOW whom you have treat
ca unfairly have been long time
on the turf. started in Juggling cot
Ton, but got the line I liked. and
stuck. II you don't like the game. stop
II. Don't go into a business unless
you love II. Get in the business you
like, and that is half the battle Make
a careful selection in your life-wors
and your wife: say it is your game,
and play 1t to the finish.
nersmfwyp mfwy mfw mfw mfwyppu
Never play favorites; play winners.
That is what l do; I let the favorites
alone
Benefits of Organization.
Mr.. Robert Wuest, Commissioner of