1 'Avil ttly , '' V V:; CIFIC GROVE, CAL. THURSDAY; SEPT.,20, 1906.. :NO 1 1 . 1 I r 1. .. sion* Conlerente . i B conference is to assemble 3 next month and, thuse terested in it believe t of tbe largest and most re assem blies ever held in Jalifornia. :' It is the ocea- ie visit to the coast of a distinguished men from ind ' practically all Chris- ninations and every Chris' uization in the Northern State will be · represented DS. i is to'hold a three days jinational Missionary Con- iilar to the one held * in 1ree years -ago at whieb ·egistered an attendnce of y Bve hundred. ling speaker is to be. Mr. . Speer, secretary of the an.Board of Foreign. Mis- te headquarters are in New whose·influence has been id .the world, : Mr. 'Speer visited the coast and ' his eagerly anticipated 'in .:tions, Mr. William Shaw rer of the National Chris ivor Union, is also making ir and will be at the confer on, Mr. John Willis 'baer, 3 world ofor as the Genertil of'the:Christian Endeavor, vill'be present. This wfll rst appearance before th.e the North since he became ent of Occidental College, es. I her Henry, D. D.,of Phi.la- ecretary of the Presbyteri- of Publication and Sal]bath )rk, r is also scheduled to I adaition to tb ese .noted the East the best talent of is .being secured and the ........1 --/ .- 4-1- - -,......%-, ". rl 3 - Make the ·most of yourself ! /0-, # ·That's your first public duty ! Why? , Because you wan t this to be a great nation. ., WhAt constitutes a great nation ? ·Nothing but .indvidual greatness indeflrdtely multiplied.Ike Whatever you want your nation to' be, your first stdp is to be that yourself. F You can then with a good grace preach to the next fellow. But,: bet- ter' yet, if · every individual would take to heart this,first duty of person al betterment there ·would be no nextfellow needing your preacbmant Remember, too, that example is the loudest preaobing ! r You want tb.is this ·to be h strong nation ? Become strqng yourself ! You can do it. :it simply means sen- sible living, Proper diet 5 ume·ieat sleep, fresh air, , dailj' sweat ot. the brow, clean skin, .'and inrincible eheerfuluess ! ' "Joy, and temperance ,/·and repose Slam thedoor on the doctors nose!' ' ' You Want tbis to bea noble.nation? Be ° noble yotirself. "Nobleness eakindletb nobleness !" Shun , all petty, mean, sneaking snickery and selfishness, and gladly spend and be spent in the service of your fellows, You·want this to be an ·enlightened nation ? Shake yourst,l f free. from superstition and bigotry and all po- litical and religion.s prejudice ! Get out in the light ! Don't stick your head in the sand like an Ostrich even if you are hounded·/ and hunted I Dare to do your own thinking ! . God gave 'you brains to use, to reasoll i.. 4 + h NA+ +n i.cia thorn ia· BrinlinAl AO C DEBS ' 2.1 4. - t ./ '. ..., t ' . J ,/' . f J:Ntt*:rp 4 i Tne 11@0.01 Dne Who Al- ways Strove for Civic W. Phillips was found .dead in his Improvement cottage on the corner of Eighth: street 0, and Light House avenue ab®t·eleven o'clock on Thursday forenoon. -· Mr. Phillips was aged seventy nine years, , . 1 and had been living alone here for - '' l . some time past. Mr. -Warren I had I hope t,o go to realms above when 'been furnishing him with 'mi·lk f and I lie down ltd die ; hope that ehoirs on going around to deliver-·on Thurs· all clad in white will greet my wan- day he noticed that the milk Che had. dering eye. I know that I'll be 81- delivered on Monday was 'in'. the led with joy, in regions free from place where he left it.' He theniask- eare,:for. angels tell me in, my sleep, ed Prof. Lange, who lives.:neit ?door, there are no kiekers bere. if be had seen Mr. Phillipa. Mr, Though ragged be the jasper pave, Lange informed him that he had not no soul will dare complain ; though and added that it looked, as if some- sunlight shines the ages through, no thing was wrong. He then procured spirits call for rain ; though crowns a ladder and looking into the;widdow be half a size too small, no seraphs of Mr. Phillips' bed .room saw his tear their hair, and all is joy above body upon the floor near ·the bbed. because there are no kickers there. The music maybe put of tone, no one will hold their ears ; the robes may not be . tailormade, there'11 Be no moans.or tears ; tbe sandals may be often worn, none ask a better pair for, Glory to the Lord of Hosts, there are no kiekers there .And when the delestial council call for paving on · the street, tb€ man who gets the contract may work onward swift and fleet ; no spirit£ will injunctions bring, nor · crankE and croakers swear; the realms abor€ are free from chu[ups, there ·are no kickers tbere. Then take me from this vale of tears; whfre men who never hunt for work or anything resembling toil, He at once gare. the alarm,''but it , was found that life ·had been ettinct for some time. Undertaker:Pell was i notified and be at once·telephondd to ' Coroner H. V. Muller, who · itated that he would come over and: hold an inquest. -·· Miss Phillips, a daughter-of - the deceased· who lives in San. Jose. has i been notified of her father's ·i.death : and arrangements for the.funeral will ; be made later. 1 Deceased lost his wife some ' eight 3 years ago, since which time he has i lived quietly alone in :his -oottage here. He has been h resident:' 6f the ' Grove for a'boot eighteen ,years and · was a citizen who enjoyed- tbe'esteem of all who knew him. li I Ily] JI. , OCR Text: 1 'Avil ttly , '' V V:; CIFIC GROVE, CAL. THURSDAY; SEPT.,20, 1906.. :NO 1 1 . 1 I r 1. .. sion* Conlerente . i B conference is to assemble 3 next month and, thuse terested in it believe t of tbe largest and most re assem blies ever held in Jalifornia. :' It is the ocea- ie visit to the coast of a distinguished men from ind ' practically all Chris- ninations and every Chris' uization in the Northern State will be · represented DS. i is to'hold a three days jinational Missionary Con- iilar to the one held * in 1ree years -ago at whieb ·egistered an attendnce of y Bve hundred. ling speaker is to be. Mr. . Speer, secretary of the an.Board of Foreign. Mis- te headquarters are in New whose·influence has been id .the world, : Mr. 'Speer visited the coast and ' his eagerly anticipated 'in .:tions, Mr. William Shaw rer of the National Chris ivor Union, is also making ir and will be at the confer on, Mr. John Willis 'baer, 3 world ofor as the Genertil of'the:Christian Endeavor, vill'be present. This wfll rst appearance before th.e the North since he became ent of Occidental College, es. I her Henry, D. D.,of Phi.la- ecretary of the Presbyteri- of Publication and Sal]bath )rk, r is also scheduled to I adaition to tb ese .noted the East the best talent of is .being secured and the ........1 --/ .- 4-1- - -,......%-, ". rl 3 - Make the ·most of yourself ! /0-, # ·That's your first public duty ! Why? , Because you wan t this to be a great nation. ., WhAt constitutes a great nation ? ·Nothing but .indvidual greatness indeflrdtely multiplied.Ike Whatever you want your nation to' be, your first stdp is to be that yourself. F You can then with a good grace preach to the next fellow. But,: bet- ter' yet, if · every individual would take to heart this,first duty of person al betterment there ·would be no nextfellow needing your preacbmant Remember, too, that example is the loudest preaobing ! r You want tb.is this ·to be h strong nation ? Become strqng yourself ! You can do it. :it simply means sen- sible living, Proper diet 5 ume·ieat sleep, fresh air, , dailj' sweat ot. the brow, clean skin, .'and inrincible eheerfuluess ! ' "Joy, and temperance ,/·and repose Slam thedoor on the doctors nose!' ' ' You Want tbis to bea noble.nation? Be ° noble yotirself. "Nobleness eakindletb nobleness !" Shun , all petty, mean, sneaking snickery and selfishness, and gladly spend and be spent in the service of your fellows, You·want this to be an ·enlightened nation ? Shake yourst,l f free. from superstition and bigotry and all po- litical and religion.s prejudice ! Get out in the light ! Don't stick your head in the sand like an Ostrich even if you are hounded·/ and hunted I Dare to do your own thinking ! . God gave 'you brains to use, to reasoll i.. 4 h NA n i.cia thorn ia· BrinlinAl AO C DEBS ' 2.1 4. - t ./ '. ..., t ' . J ,/' . f J:Ntt*:rp 4 i Tne 11@0.01 Dne Who Al- ways Strove for Civic W. Phillips was found .dead in his Improvement cottage on the corner of Eighth: street 0, and Light House avenue ab®t·eleven o'clock on Thursday forenoon. -· Mr. Phillips was aged seventy nine years, , . 1 and had been living alone here for - '' l . some time past. Mr. -Warren I had I hope t,o go to realms above when 'been furnishing him with 'mi·lk f and I lie down ltd die ; hope that ehoirs on going around to deliver-·on Thurs· all clad in white will greet my wan- day he noticed that the milk Che had. dering eye. I know that I'll be 81- delivered on Monday was 'in'. the led with joy, in regions free from place where he left it.' He theniask- eare,:for. angels tell me in, my sleep, ed Prof. Lange, who lives.:neit ?door, there are no kiekers bere. if be had seen Mr. Phillipa. Mr, Though ragged be the jasper pave, Lange informed him that he had not no soul will dare complain ; though and added that it looked, as if some- sunlight shines the ages through, no thing was wrong. He then procured spirits call for rain ; though crowns a ladder and looking into the;widdow be half a size too small, no seraphs of Mr. Phillips' bed .room saw his tear their hair, and all is joy above body upon the floor near ·the bbed. because there are no kickers there. The music maybe put of tone, no one will hold their ears ; the robes may not be . tailormade, there'11 Be no moans.or tears ; tbe sandals may be often worn, none ask a better pair for, Glory to the Lord of Hosts, there are no kiekers there .And when the delestial council call for paving on · the street, tb€ man who gets the contract may work onward swift and fleet ; no spirit£ will injunctions bring, nor · crankE and croakers swear; the realms abor€ are free from chu[ups, there ·are no kickers tbere. Then take me from this vale of tears; whfre men who never hunt for work or anything resembling toil, He at once gare. the alarm,''but it , was found that life ·had been ettinct for some time. Undertaker:Pell was i notified and be at once·telephondd to ' Coroner H. V. Muller, who · itated that he would come over and: hold an inquest. -·· Miss Phillips, a daughter-of - the deceased· who lives in San. Jose. has i been notified of her father's ·i.death : and arrangements for the.funeral will ; be made later. 1 Deceased lost his wife some ' eight 3 years ago, since which time he has i lived quietly alone in :his -oottage here. He has been h resident:' 6f the ' Grove for a'boot eighteen ,years and · was a citizen who enjoyed- tbe'esteem of all who knew him. li I Ily] JI. , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,N through P File names,Phillips,PHILLIPS_002.pdf,PHILLIPS_002.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: PHILLIPS_002.PDF, PHILLIPS_002.pdf 1 Page 1