| Show SKILLED MECHANICS livery every day the incon attending upon tho the absence or f skilled mechanics ira io this thi ivinity licin ity it is to say bay that fifty per cent more inore houses bouses would be iri in course of construction were there skilled labor in the city to perform tho the work not only this but thero there is no doubt that tit ilia I 1 character of private would bo be of much moro more per permanent manen t were it possible at reasonable terms to secure tho the services service of wor workmen kinen who could put ft a building up of ordinary orilin ury dimensions without involving inyo hing so grout great tit fin outlay and the anxiety of almost unnumbered months the conditions as they exist already illustrate forcibly the declarations lit in this paper sonio months a ago 0 o tint that wo we wore dependent on oil the taldo world for everything but to 1 the migration of young froni froin this valley in search or of large bunning funning tracts at government prices has haa in very greit great extent client helped to ketai keep p down the population of this thia valley despite the ho oft repeated admonition of wise advisers id visor fathera father havo have been content to TOO see their sons go out to the farm off with a herd berd or away on oil tire tho railroads exposed to every anju injurious rious influence because there been a lack of cars care in tho the development of skilled mechanics among our young which iris his also alin been edlu upon a lack ol of encouragement of tho the work of ol 01 skilled mc mcchancy chanca what ill if the consequence today to day not no alono alone that structures Aures of inferior character are arc being erected at often excessive excessive price not lot alono alone that the ho materi d advancement of the city and the county ay retarded these are bad ad exi ought but the most ng aggravating ravaging rava ting beauro beaure is ii that fattier fathers u with till able bodied and capably sons because or a neglect ile elect in i securing for or them trade educational soo goo these boys working long hours at hard tou toil for 1 50 while tramps arid and drunkards who come in it a day and go in a night who do tho the community little and till often much harm are paid by tho the very of those boys as high as tg G 00 a day to do this thi work crork they could have hail choir sons do in other wards foar odthe of tho fathers fAther 8 son sons at a day work lon lonser cr hours arid and at more severe drudgery for tit iho monay idony is u rif at I 1 0 I 1 13 ill bor lov ing tramp tt gloom not eeva possible that any ally a 1 the r biti ns can can nolo Z laifi and rail fm 1 to liaro have a heart twin 0 o in the krio knowledge ledge that lie ho lai because negligent 1 been cen largely at gely tire means of itie ie grading rad in his on oa n boys it must not be ba thought that we aro are unmindful of tile eh angol Condi tim of 0 tire occasion ik lit tk not lot always been as urgent for skilled killed Ine mechanics chanies as now awl and there is 19 it a reak reasonable excuse fur for many litany ill though ough not for all but tho the question riu estion is what aro are we doing now to relieve a distress that is bund to grow rather than diminish dinall ill all humin probability TA login will see more buildings buil dinge value arid and therefore involving greater outlay reeled erected each year hereafter than lias has ever been done ba before flare or is bin bling do done no nom how flow miny fi bithers thero fire are encouraging their boy bivs s to acquire a deeper kno led 0 lit in given directions and by th this is acquire acquirement allent to bec bellonio lonio skilled in the theo thee o directions all and alli I receive tho the greater tion tinn this skill always brin brins brings s ono one of three condition s pres presents crits us arid and follow 0 must t touch tench the youth of this valley tit the I 1 necessity of learning trades that they can fill the deni dimind ind for skilled labor which will increase in creaso or wo we must import skilled skilled labor fator fat or null continue to three or four of our boys u work ork liard hard all day to pay oue one stran pr for or a ii lighter ahter days work or we must remain just here wo we are never advancing and because not lot advancing adv ancin g being lert left farther arid and farther fir ther in this rear of material advancement now none ofus of us want tho the latter condition few of if us feel well to contemplate the middle condition and we NYC I 1 ill all approve the first rut put aliat it hat ill if being done to bring it Is it not about time that wo share tile the thoughts now devot devoted etl to our and grain and hay with the lie development of our boya bove io du we aniag imagine gino that any record however low great and noble ne me can leave behind will do us a tithe tire tho credit that one son or dau daughter biter of use to his felloe wen men and an all honor to 10 hip hia stale because of if capacity iu in and AN will ill give hardly goil god did not nor di dil I nature thill that wo should lie ic money nakin machines nor pleasure getting creature only sonly but that solli something ettLing should be lift alft of us its after vo me have returned to dust dual is ft bich worling for good in ill our stead will make our through all tile dioning applit anti and hurt hose can this ibis la be dono done ro po well as li through rough tho t 0 sons bona and daughters that goil cod I 1 upon us and ami even tile sons and daughters aill bo be usel useless oatt to ta tins this great end if we think to no more mora of them thain thin wo we 10 lo jo of our oil r cows and horses hora oil an I 1 loa iola of them than wedo we da of the vt mohor or the hie plow on which we pay twelve per cent interest arid nn give an all iron clad oath tuil that comes pretty nearly mortgaging a mans mails flintily family besides ln bailes all his hia earthly p eions far lie it from froin its to belittle bt little any any honest brines t for nil fill nien men there here is in one peculiar pursuit to which each e lc is best adapted and ami it lio lie our vork to soo sea that tile the peculiar ant of each child by honest labor fabor bo be stron thone 1 that tho the greatest results to hini self null ami the race may be ba go curel eich in hill line the hie fa fanner riner the baker tile the tailor the carpenter the alic bricklayer as 1 go Ciol I 1 has his given him ability in his lii way w av furthers eq ily the development in c lit ana con cois lutcs oil tei to tile tho coin coill fort arid happiness of the race mee then lot us foster with willi an act un biased influence all juranits puran tits its and aal s atilo its to all for heavens heavel hr avens ls eake let us pay tho the 0 G a day for bricklaying if it must bo be to our 0 own wn sons eona and gaie ie the stranger et ranger ft a hearty welcome to take one ci end il of tile ho it a job |
