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Show ii WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON? "The Old Salt," writing in the Cortez Jurnal-IK-rald, make.-: these very true observations: "The best wiay I know of to tell the difference between a good citizen and a downright poor one is to observe that the former is too busy working for the good of his community to find fault with anybody else, while the latter spends most of hi time and money trying to queer what the former has started. Th ere are, of course, gradations between the best and the worst few attain perfection at either end of the lint but let'.-, lnok ourselves our-selves over right now and see which side of the duvidiag line we are on. Do we do more work or find more fault'.' In the communities com-munities that have prospered in the past the great majority must be above the line, because one knocker can spill more dishes ol beans than ten workers can refill. o |
