The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1904, Page 4

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SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PORLINHING CO ER -1007 and h Avenue THE NDAar EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT #1 TELEPHONE @rsineey Depe. anent—8u vaot Department NOYaa Main 10%: Indenendent LMR ° o. epened fcr the purpose. P se 4 et 4 L E. W. BLACKWOOD, Chicago Representative, 1006 Hartford Bu ’ W. ®. WARD, New York Representative, 63 Tribune Building ‘ = _ THE “‘MOPLE CAN GOVERN THEMSELLES ‘ —_————= asococcocccoocosososooe lor? Soceeroveserororeee @ the i} >» i on this pag ter day > tw y for A aw t ab - at the peor * not capable ¢ ng t 4 Th ¥ will not com 7 AK v . New 1 horrifying and calculated to make the peasimist weak-kneed brethren liev hat ‘ But there at t Y ght th ' t : n and boodling is also bringing prominence honest men whose v i tues shin a And they a ev They are an They erate iy . Willing to make sacrifices, to en on) . to work without b of * t and of liberty and civic rege In every munity, be it { the fi _ there are more honest men ¢ yes, a bun @red to o The minority ¢ ‘hed tt t office be possessed of wealth ax ow ows punish those wh @id or oppose them But there is no doubt Pigbt will triomph and wrong 3 The revelations of th F @ campaign They done And somewhere, for ev Man, there is waiting a st The people are awake Thay are discovering fie ath yy “ a) No federal inte © testrections are needed tn their affairs to th * th qa The years of th system @ Qnjust, un-American and w 3 ; “FAR SIGHT” FOR FAULTS n you be blackened with | . If the other fellow q are qui A promptly be t i the reme f faults h t warm or too wet or too dry, too sunny t sedi. alll you have a good deal to say about it. Very seldom ts a day t to your taste, and even then you are apt to « th " may be bad. To hear you go on about an ok af ter week, some simpleton might supp trol of the weather for a while you would soon teach Di dence @ thing or two. And the times some other people a know thing abou: Sclousness you are quite » ine Provi making too much mon and so don't approve. Dee ‘¢ that money-m you ean't aking which At the same time, Had he an well off 7 F comprehend and can't imitate can't be honest for the man poorer than yourself you have little respect he w your energy and your intellest, you think nd be 4 &s you are. So you find grounds for cor j are riched than yourself and 7 are not richer than you are. To hear your 4 ft one might suppose that {f you were regulat Dusiness affairs of the world they would be fa even though you can't regulate your own present little part in them ce to your own satisfaction. some 4 that men you able goings-on about a smplicated And the government {s all wrong, too, in your opinion. As a a Matter of fact, you may confess to yourself that you are unable to . Vote with real discrimination for county she ut y nk you know all about running the national government and » « all in ternational difficulties. You may not know why your ow & boodler In the town council, but find kin ward has with the president of the United States or the governor of the 4 state. You may be loudly preaching world-wide peace, when you = can’t get along amicably with your own wife You may not be able successfully to run a little of grocery, 4 but you think you know all about regulating » big trusts 3 You don’t know what the elements of failure in your own business affairs, but you think i know just exactly what are the ma faults of the great railros x You may not be able to write two sentences gram 1 or = think two connected thoughts nsecutively, but you are p aly finding fault with this able edito and foolishly imagining that : you could write a better one . The trouble with you is eas @iagnosed. It ne of the most common disorders under the sun. You a far-sighted » your 3 mental! vision. You see only the thin t are ‘ond the reach of your hands and are blind to those that about you. You s . faults of the other fellow, but not ir own And how much time and worry you beyond your reach to remedy to correct the fauits that are yu Train your vision in upon yourself © faults that are and see you can't find a without aid of a magnifying glass, enough faults t rrect which will a keep you out of other people's b the rest y . Fr What affair is it of yours that the Japs and Russians are bent on 4 slaughtering one another? Of far more importance is it to the world and you that you cause your wife and your neigh sno ground for contention with you. ‘ Of what avail are your p enough for you to take adv the rainy day. No amount of complainings can change the times in the } ‘The most that may be done by into them. ; See that your proposed political reforms begin at home. If you Bi make an bonest and intelligent citizen of yourself you will have done the most you can possibly do toward establishing honest and intel “ ligent government. iny protests against the weather? antage of the sunshine and prepare for the wisest of men is to fit himself , PORTLAND, Ore—With great | ped of scaffolding iY" two AmiAter lnni have been completed aud 4 from the | com rectore | | Joubtedly be. the }1 y ing. Th wht pil | The garden an they are a and w of drive and will thus be as a panor Work on ama f the gardens LAWS DO NOT FOLLOW FLAG WAS Ansint 706 First Avenue vacations, a 903 BECOND AVENUE. Burke Building school, more free v » Py ! gee I x “ Xmas a he * ft f “we « ft . te Y a he to n hen ° this k ‘ ay te a i | sdhgpe toe it fen a — A WOP FROM J eit WISP wa aper ; ‘ ah ae. pl gg = steal ne ry © Se k Exchantge do they At fairet t =« “ > to haf rt t aid i * , “2 ar . Voost as it got t N it stut- s . : ® Ine it some rela-! terst, und could b i it eo le : r too b t nf * ee mane brokerages declined NUF "} | . Here it sf pe ct ep Mar - Y me von ee Bi OT ITIME GROWING Sess t ft — | ~ a much STAR DUS w lovt ie antnaeenitts si wak ama Aak : : . John “ “! vee k ro ot in ne ° at Ay mence as quick sabi, ater | TERSELY TOLD ainkil\er: ‘vos Sa ET eu sane lk a: ten ser wh he fer ' I . oF) b wi be “ t 1 : RichJewelry and 825 to 880 on an organ, pase you turn 1 tnrowi Watches buy an inetrument now or seed for| lost two. diamonds Sterling Silver |" z drag oe Cut Glass | p.s. JOHNSTON CO) his soivernts, th hn sagrens ho SEATTLE'S LEAD- | fore “th bn ga hy etait ING PIANO HOUSE | ow | ty, fewer years tn Jom in chotce of “THE QUAKER ITFOR LESS’ SELLS AllHoliday! Goods Cut One-Third in Price for One Week Make a New Year’s Gift ‘Sewing Machines ~w color & W White, Star 4 ws son, ‘ a | GLINE’'S PIANO HOUSE Second and Union, Seattle, Wash JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE On Heating Stoves PRICES CUT IN TWO agents for the Charter Oak Steel Kanges ast 7 Dabney & Woodhouse 418 PIKE STREET JOHN 1 um MARION a Dy Shes Wash NON TRUST PHOTO SUPPLY CO. them || Special Sale on 100 Cases of Mt. Vernon and Hannisville | °° in bond Rye Wiskey ry Per Bottle || HUNTER’S RYE WHISKEY NEW YORK LIQUOR CO. $1 Per Bottle School of Photography free to Amateurs HOLIDAY SPECIAL — “B.C. BERG | URRIER 1426 First Ave TEETH ately with- Family Trade a Spectaity © meth- Phones: Main 2672; Ind. 1326 2217 First Avenue North used by us only. HOLIDAY oIrTs 1 found tn our handsome stock and Chains. Pearl PANY, 708 6 ConD AVENUE, Opera NEW YORK BLOCK. GAS The Ideal Fuel An inch dust pipe takes the of large, dusty coal bins and y el costs you leas, te | ‘ r & abo J ° ery, our ¢ ARE THE terms are easy mor ut the wa studies by the pupiia, and stated that the 5 Scheel achelar ehould be ready t the high school at A 1 ATEE as 0 a r at * f th ma who wa ks ho! The d f u bu E a at y bh is of a inks he was r t A TWr RY brick fing 4 : . , t r| NOTHING THERE t ‘ 1 ae & lodging house, and the occu LEVELAND, Dec. 28.—1 pants had ly tir to hw tiy | 1 i king of the m drean bef t went tumbling down, * Chadwick satchel toda We have defi ! | 7 3 , pen | Crunk a se ere ASKS FOR MANDAMUS tom u 1 se in — York, and they vw be br | j within a day or two. (iy Soripps News Ass'n) eens Sppanm sere 16 7 ae | stand, little of value | DENVER, Dec, 28.—Dr. Michael! trunk or the Beshoar, the democrat who on the Herald of Gold EVERSOLE OPTICAL COM- y senator similiar sued to the | wn to b returns | rught here | Aside from in either the no CHARGE « when other os is due to Glageea, ork, low prices purteo tment for fifteen with @ 2.50 2.50 | Fillings 500 Wh with best teste for $5. | De not cover roof of mouth | Hours Sundays, 9 to 3. OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS : § a.m. to 8 p. m.; LADIES’ MISFIT PARLORS 152 Harrison Street, Upstairs. { money by cone ating ¢, Main 33 TEETH cut rate TAL WORK for We cut rates to adver- hin of success in Se- worse that your work ate in ar | EXAMINATION FREE Free! Gold Fillings. 75¢ ngs SSe)Full Set Teeth, | jold Crowns $3.00 $3.06 WE GUARANTEE ALL | WORK | FOR 12 YEARS. ia snows aaess 713 First Avenue, Seattle. Parlors 1, 2, 8 4, 6, @ Union Bloc Hours Extracting }s Fun 8:80 a. m, to 6 p.m BONNEY-WATSON CO. Embalmers. Par ans ave. and Columbia wrest “ita af nestle. Wash.

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