The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-30


hatred and envy toward success
warthiiY won. toward wealth hun-
estly acquired let VA iu this re-
spect profit by the example ~ the
republics ~ this Western Hemls.
phere to tho south % uK Some ~ us
THESE republics have prpsperrd
greatly. bat there are certain ones
that have laWsed Tar behind that
San continue in "A condition ~ ma
trrtai poverty - social and political
unrest and confusion Without ex-
ceutien the republics 81 the former
class Rfw those lea watch honest In
dustry has heen assured ~ reward
ans protection those where cor
aiai welcome has hcrn extended -
the Kind ~ enterprise which henc-
fits the Whole country. while Incl
dsnlhiiY. a. Is right and proper. Civ
ms substantial rewards TO those
who manifest IL
~on thr other hand. tho poor ana
backward FrpuniieH the republics
Ia which iho lut ~ thn average CIT.
iEen O. least desirable. and the iaf
e tnr Abnrlns man worst ~ all sre
precisely those republics in which
Industry has been KILLED because
wealth exposed To- owner Go sp1iih.
tinn To these communities fore
riku capital uo@ rkrely comes. be-
cause % has Naeu f0aud that na soon
as capital ia employed 80 na 60 give
substantial remuneration Co those
sunpiyiuE @. it eaeitoa ignorant envy
snd hostility which result IN such
oppressive action. within Or with
out the law. as anauwr ur later o.
manifestation % faeiiur ~ thia kind
in eur civilization Anaala be- crushed
AZ the outset - thr weight %
sensible pablie opinion.
Material Prosperity.
FROM the standpoint ~ our nga
teriai prosperity there ga only ore
ntnor thing az important 80 the dts
c1arasemsmt ~ a. spirit az envy and
hostility toward honest Business
men, toward honest mrm ~ raeams
thss o. enc disrauFAKumsnt - dta.
honest business men, tha war Upon
TIRE chlcannry and wronKdping
which are peculiarly rrpuisiva. De-
eullaFiy uaxlnua whwu exhibited BY
men who have no excuse - want
- poverty, ~ Ignorance. Cor their
crimes Men % means. and above
81 N-asH HtN NHfaA with aIeAN HANHA fAA
safety under TIRE peaceful protection
90 the state. only Ia orderly aocie-
tiea where liberty manitesta itself
through ard under The law II 81
these uwn who. more than any oth-
efa. should. iu The Interests ~ Tire
class CD which they belong IN tho
Interests a their children and their
chiifrsu'a children. seek in every
way. bot especially Ia the cunduct
- their lives. fn Insist upon and 60
build up respect f1r The iaw. u may
not be true FROM the standpoint nf
s1ae particular individual 81 thls
class. bnt ln the long run n a. Pre-
eminenfiY true from the standpoint
~ the class az whole. no less
than ~ the c1untry az a whole. that
" O. veritable calamity 60 achieve
q temporary triumph IS violation or
evasion pf the law and we are the
best friends ~ fhc man ~ property
Fe show ourselves the sfauuchest
uphoidera % the rights % proper
Z ~. when we set our faces Ike flint
against those Offenders who DO
wrong ln order Co acquire great
wealth 81 who use this wealth a. a
help % wroug1oinE
"WrJnrdolnE ls confined 20 no
class Good and avll are 90 BE- found
among both rich and poor. and On
drawing Che line among our follows
We must draw 90 on conduct and not
GA worldly poescrsi0ua in the abb
strarf most 20 us viii admit this
in the concrete We can act upon
such doctrine only n we really have
kuowledEa ~ and sympathy with
one another
Wac. Worker and Capitalist
III both the wage worker and the
capitalist are able 20 enter each
[ into tho others NE. % meet him 10
aa CO. set into genuine sympathy
with hlm. most ~ the miauuder-
standing between them viii diaap-
peas and lta place will De taken hV
T "a Judgment broader juatsr more
/ kindly and more generous. for
each VIII find in the other tho same
essential human attributes that exc
I Oct in himself ~ was President Nc
Kiniay'a peculiar glory thnt 30 act-
uai practice he realized this as n is
/ given % but few men go realize it.
[ that Dis broad and deep aympathleH
made him feel n genuine sense ut
I 1nenrHH with ail hia fellow AmeFi-
cans whatever their station or work
| in iife. s1 fhnt to his soul they were
adj Joined with him in re- great BROTH
I erly democracy ri tho spirit n ia
I not given tp many 0f uH boz our lives
actually to realize This attitude 90
/ the c4tent that bee did but we can
/ at least have % before us az the
I goal ~ our cudc1v1r. and by ao
I doing we shall pnY honor better
/ Than in any other way % the mom-
/ Org ~ the dead president whose
services iu NE we this day CONF
[ mem0rHfc'
Mckinley Monument
The Mckinley mauroleum ia 9s
fset hlgh with the added height Of
the main stairway 90 the platform.
5J feet The white marble tomb
towers $50 feet above tho brow OF "a
/. hill which OverlOok8 an Canton
For the erection of this magnificent
tomb the committee raised over
haif n million dollars by popular
aubscriptlon. and II l8 understood
that such care WIS taken In award
ing the contracts that at least
! 800 600 is Jeff for as maintenance