Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-10
THE YOUNG MANS CHANCE.

W\ROM factory and office up to college and churcn the
II cry is for the young man. The world Is MS 10 40 "lC
4 as he sees fit
The Young man of today is master of business at
an age when his grandfather had finished an ap
prenticeship Universal education and quick ana cheap
communication bring to the young man now pfactlcal
grasp of affairs which only long years of experience could
give to our fathers SO years ago.
This is very we'll to know, ii the young man VIII also
keep in mind the fact that he will not always be young
man. -.
In the same degree that he has opportunities when he is
Young he will be deprived of them when youth gone
It behooves him. therefore, to provide against the en-
forced retirement that awaits him just at time when ne
NAV begin to feel that his experience fits him for the best
work
If he is past 90 he must get rid of the notion that ne Is
preparng" himself for life 1t matters not who ne is
nor what he is he is living his life ensely perhaps,
and more decsivey in all probability than he will ever be
doing at later period.
If the Young man is waiting for rich relative to
die and leave him capital with which to start into business
FRIGHT he had better realize that the only way to start
into business right is with his two hands, and that the
best capital nowadays is combination OF industry sense
pluck and application.
The Young man who has this capital needs nobody's
money He who has it not would not succeed II ne had
dozen fortunes a foundation.
Money today does less for young man who will not
also do for himself than it did before in world his
tory
part in human life today than before Time was when
these things comprehended almost all that men knew
about or srove for But the field Of aspiration OF effort
and of accomplishment has mmeasuraby broadened and
will continue to broaden as men develop.
There is no man this earth poor afflicted so
narrowed by environment but that there is field Of sue
cess for him. And the time to find and fill 1t is in youth
The dispatches Tuesday brought the satisfying news
that sixteen deputy sherifs guarding John D. Rock
efeler at his home in the Pontco Hills New York. fearing
the strike situation and the disclosures being made to
the murderous methods used there would someone
to attack the old man. 1t is another evidence OF his thrift
that the old millionaire is working the county to pay the
wages of these sixteen guards Why the county should
maintain small army to guard him or anyone else is
of the things can answer Just imagine the howl
of derson that would go up poor man should ask
for guard of that kind against imaginary enemies.
The Republican County Central Committee at Hood Ri
yer has whereased several times all in caamtous way
and has left the country badly ruined by Democratic
rule that hope for the future only in voting for
the entire Republican state ticket and this in spite of the
fact that state officer has anything do with national
politics. for that matter with any other except taking
the necessary steps get elected However it is pleasing
to learn that national prosperity be made or marred
by the selection Of justice of the peace for Hood River
or constable at Lost Lake. We know how to fix
things.
The recent primary the child of URen and an unknown
dam is expensive bantng 1t cost the state probably
$75000 and the candidates than twice that 1t