The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1905, Page 4

THE EATTLE STAR BY STAR FU BLInING CO or And ite Reventh Avenue ew ae BYERY APTRRNOK NDAY¥ N BXCErT # TELEPHOS t-Bunse partment mame” Deve. mss Hed 14 ou five cents per hisina The ption aay oa ie W. BLACK WOOD, Chicage Reprorentative, 1006 Mertford Buliding ©. WARD, Now York Reprenen tative, 59 Tribune Building ee LOS?: THE SIMPLE LIFE Once upon t ’ pa f his humble home, wr f mod \e m ple I nd it 4 nt ent a to learn that 1 content to dw » simplicity strif nd high thinking ad not 1 to If there @ any g the busy man and astre s liver likes to free are. , 1 from trouble, It ia the American hustier’s » en It would have been all right had th ving pastor t ylelded to temptat that lured > h Been. ¥ me and J enme to him. The siren sang a song was wafted to him fa across the seas. BD ath his bough od th ‘ sought the land wh th wer of gold America w ow b sous om a Even t h ha m fit mak a fad the ¢ the ft had landed Pa Ww . b ‘ 4 t t ene ar that a him ¥ ‘ and took ph ts ‘& a a ent y Inconsistent with his teach! He started in a walk, took to a street car, forsook that for a le i from th int an aut ar has w al New York's subway exp slow harv 1 s has nuosity in the ¢ je of the sir fe which auses tough tA 1 ’ a “ r natiy . y of the ri ud the 5 et te m ‘ which the once gentle German pastor demonstrates to a strenuous people the simple life that has faded into a dim dream WHEN JUDGE CLARK WENT GUNNING Proctor Clark on) the That decision of Justice Job n the bench of New York. high finance of the The American Malting Company had done nothing novel or ua wsusl. It paid dividends that had not been earned. It courted an appearance of prosperity. The natural thing for the public lieve was that the concern was in a ishing its securities were as good as the wheat supreme has caused « shiver in territory devoted t modern variety to be adition and that The directors of the company deciared unearned dividends to the amount of $1,500,000, and the common and preferred stock jumped up close to par Then the dividends stopped. It is fair to presume that the di- rectors unloaded in time. The common stock declined to 2% and the preferred to 14% In the sult of a stockholder ofthis company Judge Clark took his weapons and went gunning for skunks. He decided that the dends were illegally declared and that all the directors interested im their declaration were liable both for the {liegal dividends and in terest on the same, From the bench he scored promoters of corr seem to think that business is legalls poration a convenient instrument for fleecing the public Any man who operates @ reputable business in a re can afford to uphold the cision of Judge Clark. The scoundrels tn the business world do more than simply reba f dtvi rate enterprises who only i robbery and a cor able way few victima, THEY HURT LEGITIMATE ENTERPRISE, THROW SUSPI CION ON THE WHOLE BUSINESS WORLD AND LOWER THE MARKET VALUE OF SECURITIES THAT HAVE HONOR BE HIND THEM. ” “THE HONOR SYSTEM There are more things to be arned in the schools, which count for manhood and successful life, than are laid down tn the curriculum. Honor, for instance, is f than all the lear “ in the world. With that alive and keen, the poorest Intellectual endowments can eing & Man worthy to hed with ah that stand ana not prevent one frox the best of h the highest scho And yet, for colleges of this « The “honor system t t that, all th ning on are but mere stuffing ap and ven an give © pe suntry are coming to teac adopted by Princet r. ullar reason, honor is f the last things the 892 Is found to be a practical success. Recently at a fF a mination @ freshman who was discovered cheating was notified by represents tives of the four classes that he must leave the college. I os tea fresh mer. who bought stolen examination papers were expelled This is not the common custom in the colleges of this country A far ent sentiment generally prevaila. The nor” among consists in shielding arily her in de an and debasing. college students ceptions, howeve one It is not the anc who heats but the one who tells on him, that is held to be without “hon Most often the actical” view {s taken that if the sors make rules of conduct and set examin it is their business t look after them. ¢ ating and refraction of the © rules are not regarded by many students with abhorrence. maxim “busine is business”—getting results regardle {s comm felt to apply It {8 @ very curiow tant educational institutt found to be prac And we wond ircumstance that at few of the is the “ho more imp< ns of this country nor system ge education does not better fit young men for success in lif We may stuff them with mathematics, languages, sciences and all the rest, and p them with eleganctes of mind and manners and still leave ther Iacking in the fundamental element of man hood Thore is no moral improvement in mere intellectual develop ment. To sducateasneak and Mar is only to Increase his ability to ak and lie. The greatest criminals of history and the greatest scoundrels of today are educated Honor ts 1 c itself; it is the mall behind which virtues fight more secure A man without honor fs as weak in equipment for the reai contests of life as is an accoutered knight without his helmet. promis | ted me 4 keep. | | | “Im five minutes more,” said the | gent manly oductor the train “ enter Ut | “That will be a new experience |for mo.” gurgled a wrinkled old } thing | “You've never been out here be fore? N you see it will be the first | state | | A St. Louls wom yed tr }m street car for a seat was arrested t ean soprano has gon California’s Candidates FRANK FLINT GEOK( A. KNIGHT. 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