The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-02-10

sandy My, Ill bet that tastes
good.'' Yes" said another, and
here is another fine one, ard it only
costs two dollars
The Toys began to get uneasy and
look around for some means OF escape.
All of sudden. church-tell rang.
There" said one. THAT is the meet
ing bell; Goodbye. girls" And they
hiked.
1t would fIl hook 10 tell all that
happened to us. but | don't want to
make you think that that was all /
OF out of the conference: so have
given you Just one of our many ex-
periences.
BY WILLIAM cARLsoN:
TRAINED ken..
This topc was spoken on by Mr..
Heinzman. at / a Junts. / consider
MIR. Eeinzman one OF the best speak
ers ever heard. because whatever
he. said went right to the heart. This
subject should be considered with
.reat seriousness. For what should
a man be trained? Solely for a liy-
ing? A COW earns her living by Civ
Ing us milk for her room and board.
The business man runs his line OF
work in order TO earn his living. Then.
, there is also that class OF men who
think riiat the only way they can
make their living is hy breaking the
Law or rooming in a box car.
Do not always take man by his
/ ohs. Lincoln, for example. was not
a handsome man. but he vas one OF
the greatest men America ever pro-
duced.
i 10 not PUT wealth first. How many
hundreds OF men there are who have
failed because they have done this.
One great question that ought to
The good that comes into our lives.
so that we can Reproduce II in some
one else's soulg@ In order to DO any
one eood, we must learn to do this.
| Mr Heinzman tcid US that the man
OF most service to the world is TIE
man who las learned team play. and
that there is no room for sinners.
The greatest lesson we have to
learn is self control. NAPOLEON was
one OF the greatest generals the
world has produced. He was the con-
queror OF all Europe. He assembled
some OF the finest armies the world
has ever seen. but he lost IL all. and
why7 Because he had not learned
the lesson of xeif-confrol.
Mr. Heinzman said that When We
have attained self-control. the hard
est part. Of our iifes battle is won.''
BY OSCAR SWANSON:
Friday Evening Of the Conference.
Mr. Austin. superintendent Of the
la junia schools. presided at the ban
quet. given in the basement OF the
baptist church. The delegates then
adjourned to the auditorium OF the
building where Mayor Lamb welcom-
ed them. speaking on the topic. Were
Glad You're Here"
The leader OF each deles esation res
ronded to this with few remarks on
the topic, Were Glad We've Come.
Mr.. ID. l. Glover then spoke on.
why Prepare for Servicee' We
might interpret this in two ways.
First: why Prepare for Service?''
and second: Prepare for Service?''
Men like Napoleon and Louis XIV
are rapidly diminishing in the esteem
of the people. Why? Recause they
worked for themselves alone. Are
these our ideal men now? No. We
want men and women Who live and
work for the sake Of others. We
should prepare II We would serve best.
The only way we can be of any ser
vice is by careful preparation. wht
Go we 20 to school? To prepare to
give service in the worlds crisis and
the nations problems. We can't te
cf any service unless we are prepared.
ITO be continually at our best" Is
Mr. Gloyer's definition of prepared
ness.
BY J. L. GLANvitlE:
The Guide Book Of a Trained Mar"
Or. L. s. Hensen. who spoke on the
"Guice Rook of Trained Man, did
not exactly take text. bnt he die
rive quotation from the Bible. The
question was once put to the Man o.
Gaiilee. "wherewithai shall young
man cleanse his wayf" and the an
swer was Let him give heed there
unto the Word" DR.. Hensen held up
IA Bible and said impressiveiy. Let
him give heed thereunto the Word.
the Guide Book OF a Trained Man.