The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1904, Page 4

eA STS ee ee Vinten Ania nese re taereamnarnnrttersianpy manera i a THE SEATTLE STAR h Avenue Busivces | edit . Wes | fk @eliy . TO MA on th t tion > hang Entered 1 E -—_— F GETTING OUT OF THE WET One by one the cory trolled newspapers of the North West have been f it mb isto the band wagon and follow though several days lat ‘ x , 1 days The Star y ews of Ha sand b tug ter ale for a tre ental ra ad, both her nd Te ma Hoth tt her local paper th wa, because they are tied up hand and foot by interests aatagor Harriman The Same was true in Tacoma, where the Northern Pacific cont th of “Sammy” Perkins’ papers tt tet t nteresting to see how slowly and cautiously these Papers get in out of the wet, and at the same time avoid j b Rews ‘ The P.-L. and the Fitl-Hearst aft mn organ followed on the hews, but Mshed ft as dispatches fron wa New Y and any old where, and gave their rea . , what The Star had printed days before. fl of bury big news and of getting In out of the wet in th ® ing editorial aqu!t The Oregonian ts satisfied that Mr. Harriman | Tacoma and Seatt w thet I Pa or the Mil Waukee road that has acquired several hundre and on the tide Mats at this city, t and ea by cured will Ke as fine railway and steamship terminals be secur the Pacif ast The refusal of the corporation newspapers to print the news of Harriman’s invasion of the Northwest has beon the most flagrant example of news suppre n the history of this section of the country, Up to the present time The Star has been the only paper that has printed all the news abo ut this chess game of the big finan ; ers. F And The Star will continue t int the news in the future as it bas in the past WILHELM'S CREED | 4 One of the most interesting documents recently printe 4 fonfession of faith of Emperor William of Germany, It is em M im an address made to his sons, August, Withelm and Oscar, on the day of t rmation. A special translation, made by the ap- the Saturday Kvenlog Post. sonal Christianity of one of the re atto of whose house is; “With God, proval of the emperor appears It Is the expression of the pe markable men of the age, the m for King and Fatherland The following is the heart of the confession: “The word of man has neve ple of all races and of all nat attain the § @eavor to be like Him, and even to give thelr lives for Him. miracle can only be explained from the fact th Were the words from the living God main alive even after @ period of many thousands of words of the savants are long forgotten. f Now, when I look back Sure you—and your experience wil n able uniformly to aia ai ne to same Tht it the words He spoke wh which awaken life a h re #, while the nee, I can only as that the cardinal on y pe rsonal expe be the same cin ain PCE AIRE A ead main object of human life, and principally that of @ life full of esponsibility and activity—this b me clearer to me from year to year—lies solely and alone in the position we take regarding our Lord and Saviour.” i § The reading of those words is like looking into the soul of this : Wan as through a window. ; He believes in @ personality ' 3 Doctrines and dogmas have but little place in bis credo. He puts 4 Bis personal faith not im an infallible church, nor an tnfallible book, ¢ But in an infallible personage. This is the tendency, be it remarked, . 4 @f modern Protestantism. And William is a modern of the mod: ; a ‘The expression of Wilbelm's belief is valuable in this: This » ; 2 man is a strong believer Men who amount to something thing. No agnostic can ever become great. He may be clever and eloquent and succ force of qualities aside from any persona! faith. But, the man who developes a virile character must of necessity Believe with all his soul, mind and strength in is higher, Bobler, better than himself. We are not saying that the personal belief of Emperor William ts ‘Well or misplaced. That is for his selection. Every man must settie that for himeeit. But this is true; The men who hav e great things have beea Men of robust faith. The human soul is so constituted that it can @nly do its highest and best work after it has arrived at well-settled in this world believe in some- eestul, in a way, by the some ; a @onvictions concerning this life aud another 4 ‘The sublimity of the emperor's p fly make him sublime, bat ft accc rsonal nts largely for the man William. reed does not necessar- * STAR DUST . An Anderson, Ind., doctor claims try r he can create animals from liquids.| Wm. Snelson was up from the What's easy, doc, if you've only got| river Tuesday transacting business (he right kind of liquids and enough! He says it is a bit hot down there ‘em. just at present. They are putting E — up wheat hay.—Douglas Co. Press. 4 A WORD FROM JOSH WISE * g The National Educ | tion, in session at St | hard for the Introduction of phonet Th’ only time any |ic spelling Wouldn't that jar y | when you think of how half a dozen F . Uv th’ multi-million. | school teachers beat the phonetic spelling habit out of you? aires uv this country The local Hearst organ says the money '5\ Republicans are beaten if Parker when they try t’ buy |!* Nominated, and that nothing can prevent Parker's nomination happiness. Doesn't it look easy on paper? Tho new machine stroboseope will |make th rapid concely most movements plainly visible to the ble LIFE’Ss MAD WHIRL. SEATTLE EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY ey y naked eye. We won't have to have q Mr. Woodruff, insurance man from|the work on the new union depot 4% Brewster, was transacting t esa | stroboscoped a Om town the past week. He is hold - ~ 3 s ing down ranch up in that coun The therman fs fn line for the 3 Dons YOUR Nosr sre We can cure you! ¥ ination PRMW. i DR. FRANK FP. PRATT 4 and 6 Haller Bide 3 4 ? AR—THRSDAY | Damocratte vice proaidential nom! A few m Jaye Ike KING. 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