Iron County Record | 1943-08-12 | Page 8 | Uncle Phil Says

UncUPklLp, Say!: " We have "inalienable rights" on the one hand and inalienable duties on the other. A failure is a man who sells his experience for less than he paid for it. A good comedian is worth his wit in gold. The w'ue man never lets trouble interfere in-terfere with hit work, but maket work interfere with hit trouble. You can indulge your eccentricities eccentrici-ties when you are poor, but you will stay poor. The man who watches the clock will always be one of the hands. The man who slings mud loses ground.