The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-07

T ass aesssH ht fhs itiasaeA Residence
shortly isfafe uaHa che shiaf eaesu=
F las Wa token eco the HfafH fair
kruunda y, nresihi .rsH iiis difgHs
uaa delivered frum a aus 'ails con.
stlugtri strand r. fnr afhiHiir GEO ara
Sc ghe ffsssaes - mafs tHsr 47sesi
propie
The Presidents Speech.
No. paat President Roosevelt sati
I'D has beeu aHf profound Ftaa iHr-
Mne ~ lhfkHn tuaf hitherto ain-
fa.arHIHe exceptional periods II De-.
pfrrHiaH aud gHe unHmHi aud newt
able naatualfaaa tneIe hha been pn
the wfnia fram thr aesmnine - uuf
government a. tHr pfrHent a1t
progressive nafferH euf alike 81 thr
condition af fhe nflea - Abe rnU
ahd m the eaAHtttnh - the n3an
hn BE- his Hahusi sHii Aud lHnor
supports hiuaeif an3 Hla family ara
sHdftsafa iu bring up BE Children 'sp
fhaI thss may BE- af least sa Neii tff
as nuH IL 'o#zIh.s better OFT fhWu.
he h.fnzaf has been There are ~
eaurrr. exceptions tazf as a Htn'f
fine standard af NvinF among thr
FARMERS ~ oar country has rtsem
HH"N"t. HHHaA HHH."tas .HH'"A
the wealth represented au thr eauus
has steadily 8HfrrIeHI ehlia fhH
wages 1T iabnH have likewise fHfrn.
both aH rsEaria the actual EuenrY
faif aaH aH EaE FiH fhF rllH has
lnE power Witch that tHuueY Hrpre-
aHuta
Riir ~ shia alsh thfs inersase in
Hhr raaHHtFifF = fts sage HHrhrf
HHa ths fiIiFF - tha fuH hss FHHg Hu
greet inrfe#He in tHs rre#Is FITS
aunnn 80 business usH aHH an ora
#HI ire nfHfI HHs or tHHFs H#H Aia
heFn uaHIiY ttH eauer aHt raffIf The
consequence af thf prosperity & fHr
mrf ard waEs NHfAef 81 can 800 ir
taa often repeated thtt On thiH conn
Eff ia ahr HHH Fun 80 aN - us
tend fn go ur ~ So down together
n thr average ~ Neii bHiur hlHt
e means that tha assraEs a#~e
Nnrtrr fhe aFrfsar farmer ard fhr
AVERAGE business rEn SIRE ali aiihe
Wfu eff tf che HffHa shftrNe
fh-Fs Is nvt aHH ~ these #fsFra
which a#lii not feel tha ahriHksHe
Innocsat Also Suffer
Unfortunately. n tbEs warH usr
Enuucant frr4HHHfi3 rHd thffnaeisss
ahi.eeh 81 raF aanie - TIRE Ishait,
HuF the aHfesHs af tha aHiff end
- % hard tunes nawr WHISTLER thrs
o. due - oar aHn faHf uf q ruf
miafeFtaaa. whether they o. dHr ir
aen1e harHt nf speculative fruHf fhaf
fsh ra6Hed lHafftau af tn business
anFif &c ifse lts heed a Bose Nhirh
go Legislation ean possibly auHHif
~ whether they he duH 81 ems iark
II pinsiafu in e portion - the world
- lahHf=in eaeh raaa 20 ffaable
aHce started Is fH1 Hars uf iesH iu
every wsik of life ~ can keep
auf government on asae aud
healthy basis only on condition of
Judging each man. uHf a. asmhrr
- class. bat uu hla aarth aH n
IVAN ft r. nH infamous fhiun 81 nIr
American ife and fundamentally
frusr heruua e. aur Institutions. Co
spulY - ans u9n ans test saNe that
- usrnousl worth. or tu dra# be-
tween Ie0 Hrta - men any diafinra
fion save fhn Htafinrtinn ~ ruHHurf
The distinction that marks orf those
aho na sell and wisely frofu those
aho DO 600 sud fnoHshiY
There Musg BE No Glasses.
a healthy republican government
muni rnaf uuau Individuals. uaf ulan
F eiaaeea of SECTIONS A. notn aa fi bee
e1meH government - 4 class or tF
: section e departs from thr Ola
American Ideal The century that
+ hsn iaat closed has Witnessed .ff5saf
aud lameutable Instances 'n which
people have Heifed government
FIRE iH form o. have had Il be-
slowed upon them. and yet have
permitted % under fauua ~ liberty
f - become HuWH species nf deauatiaw
or anarchy beeausf thrv aId not
Hnrf lH them the power - mako
F fhia seeming liberty one ~ deed in-
stead ~ urr merely ~ Aori Under
such circumstance the seeming ilh-
aftY mas De- aguplauted by "a trran-
ny or dfrpoilam in the fret place
ar No maV rflrh The rad ~ dHauot
Gaff hs ere azsh ~ lieaHHr ard ~
Hfehy II matters Beat little which
road Pc faknH p either eaHa she
/ same goal o. reached Feauir SHOW
+ themselves just as unfit fnf liberty
whether fhey submit IA anarchy or
81 tyranny. ard class government.
F whether III Do the government Of
/ ulut0cfaeY ~ che government ~
mob. - equally Incompatible with
/ the principle established in The dave
81 Washington and perprtuated 10
+ thc DAYS N Lincoln
The Doom OF Republics.
I Tn she history Of miukiHd many rc.
publlca have risen. have flouriHhcd
+ fat a less or greater time. ana then
have fallen banuuac their citizens
iant the power 81 governing theme
aeitna ard thereby Of governing
/ their state. and in no way has this
f lnss og power been 80 often and 90
/ clearly shown a. in the tendency to
/ turn the government into govern
mcut primarily for the heuefit ~
/ one class instead ~ government
/ for the benefit 81 the people aa q
+ whole.
/ Tho death kneil 81 the republic had
runr aa soon as the active power
/ hecame lodged In the hands ~ those
T who sought Co stand for one special
class aud FOR itH Interests as up-
/ ppsed ta fhe Interests Of others
The reason why our future j. aa-
Hurrd lies IN the fact that our people
are genuinely skilled Ia ana lifted
/ for aelf government md therefore
Riu sputn the leadership of those
who seek 20 excite this ferocious and
foolish class nntaR0nisfn, The aver
aee American knows not only That
d. himself intends ~ do about what
h right. but that his average follow
+. counirtmnn has the same intention
aud the same power t. make hia in
tenti0n effective
Good and Bad Citizens.
[ The line % cleavage between good
/ citizenship and bad eitlzanahip sep
afatea the rich man who does well
FROM the rich man Who does NJ. the
poor man OF good conduct fiom the
poor man OF bad conduct This Hoe
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