Show 1 r Man Who Makes Good I i I II ill BY 1011 IL J. J You ma may not be able to distinguish the thc man who makes malies good when he ho is walking down own street with thousands i lof of his fellow citizens But the moment moment moment mo mo- ment you step Into the office where he Is employed employee toe tile factory in which he works worl-s. the church In which he I preaches or the b bedside e by which he practices you recognize him at once Ho He ma may be hc a little insignificant looking looking look look- ing Ins fellow but there Is a n breezy ty manner manner manner man man- ner about that compels attention He may weigh like a n Taft TaCt but you forget his obesity In his ability to tomake tomake make malic tho the wheels go round He lIe has hasa a swing and a step born orn on only 1 of accomplishment ac Re- He lie is neither gay cay sa gaudy dy nor garrulous He Hc Is sleepy sloppy an and slimy HeIs Ho He HoIs Hois Is manly mannerly and methodical He knows when where and why He lIe has the happy faculty of arriving alli at exactly the right time an and place When hen he lands he ho lands squarely with both born feet Ceet forward orwal The man who makes maltes good is master master master mas mas- ter of the situation He is not compelled compelled com com- to ask asli lIc privileges es or mal make e apologies apol apol- apologies o ogies ies in order to hold his position He lie is not treated as an Inferior by 1 those who hold more moro responsible positions positions positions paying larger larler salaries for Cor these men know that he is lEI using the usual talents qt mankind for fOl the accomplish accomplish- ment of or usual work Unusual mental power unused d does not equal usual mental power used The rhe man who makes maltes good never nevel whines He Ie is never compelled to do the baby bUby act actor actor actor or work the sympathetic tacket lacket j I His IIla work speaks for or Itself It is the testimony of the faithful fidelity I of a conscientious worker The rhe man who makes good Is not content to rest on past accomplish accomplish- I ment Every Evely act of or making good is isan isan I Ian I an incentive to further attempts In Inthe Inthe inthe the same direction The past therefore therefore there there- fore Core gives impetus in th the present an and 1 strength for the days that are to come The rhe man who makes good is ahva always 8 in demand He need i not worry about positions If It through necessity he must make a change other outer men Inthe in Ih the tho same line arc are only too glad to give glye him employment There is only one class of people who should be compelled to hunt work those work those young men who hav have not yet had opportunity to make good and show their worth to employers who will appreciate their ability in the work that is congenial cons to their tastes The majority of men who knock from pillar to post are men who failed to make malte good In the days when the currents of life flowed swiftly in their vents veins Every once in a while you hear a aman aman aman man of sixty and upward r l called to the of or some business es establishment establishment es- es or tendered a position where brains am arts required rather than muscles S Such ch a it call is a lL living Jiving wit wit- wit wit-I I I Iness ness to the truth In the days of oC youth outil I he made good When you hear of or men complaining i that they have hav no chance explaining the they are lifes life's s unfortunates sitting down and letting children support them you may hong hang it on your walls as a truth that they have wasted life been querulous insubordinate Impractical impractical im im- practical or have not us used d their brains for the men for whom they worked in the days of opportunity There Ther is no necromancy about life It proceeds on d definite and ana prescribed d rules obeys laws and accomplishes practical results He lie W obeys lifes life's law need not fear fea the long lone cold barren barren barren bar bar- ren and unproductive years between sixty and eighty els Take time to study the lives of or men who have not nol made good You will find they failed to lay strong foundations of education missed missed missed miss miss- I ed opportunities and esteemed selfish Interests and pleasures of more moment moI moment mo mo- ment than employers' employers work The man who snakes makes good knows that his employer employer employer em em- I has a right to every minute of his Um times his best work his highest en endeavor eavor He lIe docs does not watch the clock He Ho does not daB dally With him the greatest thing during the tho working hours is his employers employer's interests The Theman Theman Theman man who works in hl that spirit never fails to make malie good I Y |