The Daily Missoulian., 1910-01-17
SUBSCRIBERS PAPERS.
MONDAY. JANUARY l.. 1910.
M,ssoUlA's DUTY.

There are at the state university
young men who are working their
way through the institution: there are
other young men who desire to at
tend the university IL they can find
an opportunity to earn their living
while they are at school. Yesterday
the news columns Of The Missoulan
called attention to the cases of two
young men who will be compelled to
discontinue their school work unless
they are able to find some occupa-
tion for their spare time which win
enable them TO earn board money:
three other young mon are anxious to
take up university work at the begin
ming of the next semester if they can
find similar opportunity. There Is
the situation. plainly stated. 1t is up
to Missoula to find places where
these boys can work during their
leisure hours and thus earn sufficient
money TO pay their board or else wori;
for their board. Here Is chance for
the chamber OF commerce: here is o
chance for every householder In the
city; hero Is a chance for everybody
who has the good Of the university 1t
heart. These boys are in earnest:
they are the bcat -sort oE-,stsidcpta: :.
they arc the ones whose prcsr.acc at
the university is needed to make II
the school that We all hope 1t Is
destined TO become.
Over in Rozcman tho business. men
have an organized plan for providing
positions for students of this sort:
ve are Informed that the Bnzei ,an
people guarantee employment TO all
such Young men who desire 10 at
tend the state agricultural college.
The result Is that young man whose
means are limited can feel sure Of
satisfactory arrangements when he
gocs 20 Bozcman for his school work.
And the Hozcman business m.n are
doing nothing more than their sntg
in this performance: they arn alive
to HcNtSSitteS VI tttG Nks@t' 4+tSaAaAs
ton which is located in their city and
they endeavor u supply the needs 80
they appear. ..-
II Is not charity that Is as.se. In
behalf Of these boys: it Is merely Il
chance for them 10 earn something:
there is not one Of tiisIl VII. will not
give full, value received iar lis stir-nd,
Shall il b. said of aissoala that her
La Incss ran hayH so little Int resi- ia
the university that they 10 not
provide these desired opportunities, for
students who wish to attend school
here? Thcr. are man" men in Mis-
snnla who are helping In thls way
already: there arc some men who are
doing more than thsir share. thcrH
are aom2-ari it IL L iarse aam.-
who aso doing no,hing. Most ri these
last aro Soias nothing; merely hreGusc
duty 10 help In this respect. The
Missoulian here and now directs their
attention tn the fact that there exists
an opportunity for them In assist
materially in strengthening the in
stitution In which We all have 50
much pride.
Surely there are places in stores or
In offices where these boys can work
part of the time and earn enough to
pay their way at school. IL does no.
take much. Surely there are places in
some OF the homes of the city where
the young men can render services
which will be worth their board. And
just as surely. there is patriotism
enough here in Missoula to prompt
fer citizens TO act and to ac, quickly
in this matter. Now is the time to
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