The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-03
AWORLD OF CHANGE
while We ARE
MARCHING ON

have o message or two for my
friends. but feel that there In &C
much OF great Importance 70 write
about that my personal Interests
must walt
one thing I wish to tell about 10
my new office which will be located
at tho corner OF Flrst and Columbia.
yes. about September LIST I am going
10 move from my old homo In the
Union Block, where l took charge
July IS. 1904; but my new offices
are just across The street on ths
Another thing I will write about
10 tho false. doEEish and sianderous
reports that come cheap. incompe-
tent Dentists have been busiiy cir
cuiatinR about my offices. 20 some
OF the Unions In thia CITY. because
! keep my offices open on sunday
for people who work. ! VIII 70 into
this matter fully and have a word
to say to tho Unions.
HERE IN oUR HOME CRY
Have you thought of Scattle's
great loss In tho death Of our Two
distinguished citizens at Washing
and no sweeney These sincere
and faithful mon have passed. but
they have left with us names and
records unsurpassed, for faithful
service TO duty and devotion tol
country which. when recorded In
history. must prove that tho world
and our country was made better
by their having lived. To have
known either OF those men was to
respect them. Their word no man
could doubt
WAR BRINGS CHANGES
I. is not oasy to change our opin-
ions and give W our cid ideas TO
which we have become welded. uu-
I'll we are forced to change. a sol |
dier IL no longer n convenience TO
Feudai Lord. but a necessity to
restrain tho vicious and maintain
the Institutions OF democratic
state that will bring Industrial free
dom.
pay our soldiers $500 per day"
ident give tho soldiers the going
wage" says great body OF Se-
attic business men with big hearts.
PERSONALITIES SET ASIDE
Are we big-minded enough to rec
oEuizo merit and express sincere
appreciation for such service. treas |
ure and life offered in the nations
behalf by men who leave their pro- |
fessions, their business. their homes. |
their all. and hand over their lives
TO defend the nations demand for |
democratic world3 All let me say, |
no matter what such men thought |
of me. or what thought OF them in |
private life. ] am willing to trust |
civilizations and my nations cause
in their hands and my liberty and |
security TO their American hearts;
for did we not solemnly seek and |
pray that the bitter cup OF war
would pass And were we not
Our REAL DANGER At HOME |
Rich and powerful mon. beware. |
lest by your avariCc and greed you |
destroy the faith Of our people In |
our institutions and government by |
using your means for personal |
gain. For after all. the greatest
man in the world II he who is will |
ing 90 set aside personal gain and |
opinions for the public good Zone
family with one aim) the good of
all.
JUSTICE ASLEEP. NOT DEAD
Whom justice would destroy she |
first makes mad. therefore. public |
officials should remember that they |
arc tho servants of the people and !
the law L. their guide to duty and /
official action.
In our land. no person should be |
deprived OF life, liberty or property |
except by tho Judgment OF hls
Jurors and tho law OF tho land. Duo |
process OF law, and justice accord /
ing To law. IL the only safe pro-
cedure when dealing with n liberty |
loving people.
When public officials themselves
become violators OF law and do vio- |
lence to the Constitutional rights
OF persons. IL causes earnest men
to look gravcly into the future.
Beware despots. lest by the strong
arm OF tho law. civilization imposes
ita penalty upon you. Economic
power is the source of all power.
and those who abuse It deserve to
lose Il. An I see of turmoil and |
strife indicates the birth Of a new
standard of life and liberty It's
the old ideas dying and tho new
ones being born, and the Doctor !
the public officials In Arizona and I
tho mob In Montana - should not
lose their heads while we go march, |
Ing on.