Arizona republican., 1910-12-01

CTS, and demand of their leaders that
 they make good, the requirement of
 money is a secondary consideration. in
 making the home beautiful. the city beautiful and the nation beautiful
 Such unity among the men and wom- en of Phoenix, and the yards and
 walks of the capitol grounds would be cemented; the streets of Phoenix, and | the roads of Maricopa county practical | ly perfect in six months time. and the | ignorant wall of Hno money" be con- signed to the scrap heap of the incOm- potent, the cripple and the fool. where ] such an excuse properly belongs. and | further
 Proclaim, Suggest and Recommend, That, after the organization of this | "Get-together Club" in the beautiful club rooms of this palatial Rose Spe- cial," you each and everyone of you, | conduct a self examination of one min-
 ute, realize and appreciate what each
 and every man of you is-a Finite God, yet, by reason of the lack of experience.
 Nothing as yet, but Divine possibili-
 ties without limit, in embryo. With this | realization, be frank, be honest. Ask your brother to examine you for mental l cObwebs, and if he is honest, he will
 ask you to reciprocate. The first cob
 web removed, and the truth is revealed | that no business is good business un- less it is pure business; that the sharp | practice man is more dangerous than | the thief and that all pure business. succeeds only, as based upon pure SO ciety, and that pure society has but one | fount, and that is the pure legislator.
 and but one protector. and that is the | pure executive, in whatever capacity
 this executive may serve. from school | trustee to the president of the nation. These being facts,
 | I therefore further proclaim, suggest
 and recommend that as you, in your
 'Get-together Club" promulgate princi- pies for better business. do not fail to
 discuss methods for better laws, better
 government. Nothing earthly is so per
 feet it cannot be made more perfect. Discuss, talk and advise one with the
 other how to correctly read the weather
 vane of Time. No man can read it in
 telligently Appreciate the fact. that
 the man afraid of competition is either
 weak or a dangerous man. Ase the l iuit dBBiltS ND Nlit iubeiis Sp hptS
 it apply to the society, the class. the profession, or the nation.
 I further proclaim, suggest and recom-
 mend. that you do not forget the truths. that business is old and fairly well | tried out, but that society is new and experimental. You will observe that
 society of the present day is restless. l The reason is the originators thought they had the scheme clearly defined,
 and that business was the foundation of society. The starts, the stops. the delays and the halts in human progress are sufficient evidence against it. A great deal of credit must be given to the originators, but the scheme is
 wrong Business is not the foundation
 of society, and trouble will result so long as the attempt is made to preserve
 this alignment. Society is the basis of business. and when men realize this
 fact, and adopt this truth and prac-
 tice it. then human progress will freely
 move along the longest tsngents with
 out meeting resistance.
 Perceive the truth that the just judge
 the great surgeon, and the great teach
 CT will be the last three elminations be-
 fore the inception of the millennium. The lawyer, the doctor. the preacher and all present professions and callings