Gunnison news-champion., 1924-06-06

, &c are reading how two wealthy. veil
informed youths have confessed TO the
most brutal OF crtmaa We have not
ys, S,rx iorso,te. h"S z score Of mes a.
gtn of the people-And we'll Informed.
fortunate men-have robbed the people.
given and accepted bribes and com
apostasy requirea Certainly we caa's
assume that these men iacK inform
st,on o. the advantages OF formal
senooing or OF woridiy experisrce
amples ndsfiriteiy OF men and women
70 whom their cay and generation have
given mach and from whom worse than
We might charge that In these In
stances the home OF the school or the
church has failed Probably all three
are mutually responsible
But education Is an Individual mat
ter: and no man IL truly educated until
the seeds0f good will are implanted tr
his own nature. Jesus was obliged TO
get Iathew and Mark and Luke an
Individually and personaliy-each onr
before he could say, 60 ye into all
the World and preach the Gospel to
but he did not get him--so he could
not use him. Later he setsed upon Paul
and put into his strong nature the con.
with such equipment Paul could work
for the Kingdom.
| His sdesixnation-"Ye are the salt OF
the Earth: ye are the light q IN:
a' Tssar "s. ,Ss s.se...Sn S
Of personalities. with . clearly defined
objective and stngteuess OF purpose
that could not be mistaken A dytnc
worll issu ID the challenge and . hand
full Of ordinary men heard Il and re-
sponded-not ty might nor by power
but by the spirit OF the Lord--a con-
al It costs to redeem him In character
and onsecratlcn--thc thoro ighIy iein-
ocratic notIon that In the aggregate "
ssomplish only eonfasion unle:s As In.
foyaitie- AID ,bjectiscI
What a traresty IL tho man who
feels that he has the Wit and power y
gnin his purpose tc the iuJ1ry OF fis
neighbo, o. his alleged inferior or en-
emy' II may not come to him In the
inden,ical and literal sense that "
came to Judss-tut confu sion and only
e9nfS',Sn ssr VIII s1 eSme xSn meet .sS
beam on which to hang themselves
whether they realize II or not They
betray the innocent: they throttle the
the just: and blaspheme the sarrcd.
They belong to the kingdom OF dsrk
ness; they are soul-less. suppose
Judas aba, had had as good an Sport"ni,y
sequent events substantiate as much.
He was unable to meet the challenge
OF nesdy world.
Presumably cur modern traitors in
high and more lowly places as well,
have had the benent Of public taxes
and all improvements that modern
have been unable TO meet the challenge
icty
L advantages OF figh school and cclleg I,
| there comes the challenge OF times tina,
| are not all right. Somewhere. either
| In your own famtlies. or In the achoS1i
service-there will come the challenge
of youth. The demand will come Ia
you not from old derelicts about to be
lost in the vastness of the ocean Of
human wreckage:. not from the gen
| Grafton of meE and women OF character
| and effort who have preceded you: hui
| from youth. the unrpoiIed and unspen,
for whom you establish the criteris
and set the pace Louis Burton Wood.
ward describes your materials In ht
ting and unforgettabie stanzas:
It's the face of youth behold each day
That makes the day seem bright.
Have / lea Youth safely along the
y ~ ask myself at night
No. rather I'll look for truth:
And Z truth II found then beauty Is
In the beautiful face Of Youth.
IT'S the hope Of the world that listens
to me.
God grant that my words ring true.
That they are to youth what I'd have
them he,
And that when the day is through
May tn. sense OF duty fittingiy done
BE present my spirit to soothe.
Then . tribute high I'll know I've wor
In tho beautiful eyes OF Youth.
oh. why should / care for creed or race
Or birth. In n land of the free7
Let me look In the eyes OF a beauti-
full face
And read there the pedigree.