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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
THEY CLAIM
INJUSTICE
Police Officers VIII Contest Law
Which Denies Witness Fees.

me police officers Of the state Of
Washington have concluded that the
law recently passed by the leEis-
iatura cxenptlng all officers OF the
law from witness fees In criminal
aeuons gn the higher courts Is an In
3ustice q them. Heretofore officers
who we're needed as witnesses IN the
rrpsr courts were allowed see for
each d3y they were IN attendance,
also their mileage. Now under the
rresent law they can only get mile q
age Which Ia most Instances amounts
a. very little. often officers are re-
quifed 10 spend several days In the
rourtr0nm as witness in a criminal
case. white there they cannot re-
ctlVe pay for their police services.
and according % the new law they
cannot receive Pay from the courts.
They are On duty all day, yet there
a. no compensation for their SER
vircs THIS the officers claim II an
Injustice aud IN their stand they are
backed b. many lawyers
Several prominent attorneys have
offered their services 10 the police
men gratis. but as far as they can
The officers intend to pay their own
expenses in the suit which they In
tend 10 bring.
John y. nOre, the weil known at
torusy Of this city. viii probably
represent them. lie l. confident that
he can win out In a test case on the
question 81 law Involved. II 's
claimed that the law constitutes
class legislation. and Is there
fore uneonstftutionai and aEainss
the rights % an American citizen.
Every policeman In the state Of
Washington will contribute his share
&c the general fund necessary 10
nEht the ease. All officers who have
eases in tho higher courts In the
next few days viii make a formal
demand Tor their witness fees. They
will Be denied. and a test suit viii
then be brought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
FEDERAL COURT.

Victor crison sued 20 libel the
bark Lata. an English vessel. for
ttSs alleged 80 be due him for ser
vices as steward. Crinon says he
sailed on the t.otA from the port Of
Cafdlr, Wales. From there a. IRA
quay and chit. and finally 20 Port
Hlakeiey. Wash, where the vessel
now lies. ON The voyage he claims
60 have been assaulted BY the master
of the bark. and that the col0red
cook threatened e. shoot him and did
on several occasions draw a reYoix-
err. lie appealed to the master for
protectio hsst instead. he says, was
assaulted lis troubles did not eui
there When he asked fer his wages
he declares Il was refused him.
Wong Gong wRk found guilty 81
importing Chinese alien labor into
this country. lie has not yet been
sentenced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
DAYLIGHT
ROBBERY

The residence Of Mai. L. y. WILL
lard. iil5 Sixteenth avenue. Was en-
tered By thieves Wednesday after
noon and the house ransscked from
TOP to bottom. While the thief was
Mt his unlawful occupation. = butch
er'z delivery boy entered the house
with a number OF parcels. The rob-
her greeted the boy with a common
place remark and went on rummaE-
fnK the residence. The burglar Sc
cured a satchel and allied Il with
hands On. H3stdes a number %
valuable papers. he carried on a
clock and a gold pin. valuable az
ksepsakeE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
Individual Salads.

Cook ak eggs until hard. which
vii take 80 minutes. drop them az
once into cold water. When the eggs
are cold remove the shells aud sep
arate yoiks from whites Chop the
whites fine and muiaten slightly with
boiled salad dressing Rub the
meaiY and DRY yalkn through n
PURGE Htrainsr Or press through a
potato riCsr. maiEtsn with the dress
ing. Put a spoonful Of the white
mixture into small cups. then a lay
er II the yoik. and fii with the
- hite. Enmola on Co lettuce cups.
81 shredded lettuce arranged In lit-
tic nests For the dressing SOC X
enough Eelatina in Geld water 10
make tsso teaspoons when soft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
ONE HUNDRED
JOBS A DAY
Secretary 6rout Gives Statistics Of
Labor Bureau.

"The city FRYE Employment hu-
reau Is now furnishing on an average
TOO positions a day said Secretary
Circuit Of the civil service commits
sion today, we are supplying uV-
erythiuF, from uffiea help 90 farm
hands. Just now the great call II
for farm hands. and the next great
est demand il for laundry workers,
especially shirt-waist ifonefh, The
Laundry association voted few
possible from this ONCE, The hnst-
ness ~ the employment office In June
win exceed that OF May consider
ably, However / do not believe u
Viii be ahead 81 June Of last year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

for DAYS, months aud years Draw
an ordinary bank check Take Il TO
the proper place ia the bank Ia get
the caah. Make neat and correct en-
tries ia day book and ledger. Tell
the number OF wards OF carpet re-
aulrrd for the pariar. Measure tho
pile OF lumber Ia the shed Tell the
largest number 81 bushels OF wheat
tn the largest bin and tbe value az
current rates. iio able Co give the
great general principles Of religion.
Have sufficient common sense Go He'
along Ia the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

Make n boiled dressing BY the FOL
lowing rule Mix one half level
Tablespoon each ~ salt and -four to-
sethaf with ono teaspoon OF mustard
and one and one half level table
spoons OF sugar and rpeck Of cay
eune. Add Two beaten eggs and
threc=quHrt Of Il cup Of milk
when ~ has come "a the boil
ing point add four tablespoons Of
vinegar. cook two minutes. ana
strain.
The dressing must DO mixed with
the egg before II ~ cold and has be-
como hfm. This egg salad may DO
nodded into IA larger form " mecca.
Hnfy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
MARKETS.

Strawberries are firm. standing at
zoo for the best Clark seedlings and
sI-s0 for others. The demand seems
10 have exceeded the supply.
The first corn was seen on the
market this morning and brought %
cents per dozen ears.
Green peas have slumped 10 3 and
VI cents Der pound.
Potatoes remain cents.
car OF choice fruit has been re-
ceived by Ferguson. WATSON & Co,
including piums, cherries. oranges,
pineappIes, and vegetables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
Gen. Weston Not COMING.

Gen. Weston % the army commits
sary department. has wired Presi-
dent elise % fhe chamber Of CON-
merce, that he win be unable q
visit Seattle az expected. The cham
Der had appointed a committee e.
entertain the general.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
You May Place
Confidence

Ia this store aa 90 the quality
Of everything and anything
you buy here. The baFteii
Drug Co. have fought for low
prices. always keeping IN mind
the feet that the store you
cannot trust 10 give nAtlafhe-
tory quality 10 not ioa price
store. You will buy reliable
drugs at reasonable prices
here. which means the lowest
prices IN the Northwest for
dependable quality.
Lanes Family Medicine. BE
niAa 90 - s+sasssssrtsrsstlAc
Curling Irons. regular Toe
our price d. - ....+.ss...stc
Etuarta Dyspepsia Tablets.
SAe = package .sss..s.s....as 80
rain~'H Celery Compound.
regular 81 bottle .s.st.... Zoe
Razor Htrop. hae kind ......a Sc
Garfield Tea. he Kind ......fsc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
REWARDED

WASHINGTON. d. G., June q -
Corporal Daburon, bugiar in the
Sixteenth regiment Of French colon.
III Infantry, has received from the
French government the decoration Of
the second-eiass gold medal for brav-
cry In reseuing two American SOL
diers In the Tel river. near Yangtsun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

The New York Llf. Insurance Co.
r. the only company writing Alaska
risks without extra premium and
without a single restriction. The
only policy written which " non
forfeltabls and incontestabie from
date Of issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

pound prints. s0c. Eastern Iowa
and ElEin, snes fresh ranch, tt4iac
cheese Native Washington. ful
cream i2aiaiae, Eastern; New York
itui6es Wisconsin, ito. California
toAHittA. ReQuofort. ttei Ednn
Stt.o0Wi2.eo per ease; New York
ibWi6c. LimhurEcr, idaiTc, brick
lt0isc: Swiss, iSutac.
Eggs strictly fresh ranch, Ice.
Eastern. ts8iec.
Poultry - Chickens, live. isc,
ducks, iac, geese, loniic; turkeys
lee.
Dressed stock - Chickens. isci
turkeys, t6Mibhe, ducks, Ice,
geese. lsa0ishc.
Corrected Daily The feIiewine
prices are being orcred % the pro-
ducer IN round let's on the dock or In
the ear at Scatter
Grain Oats. $50 90. harley
xat.1: wheat. chicken feed. Seatpi
corn. 81 % per 100 lbs. bran, $3.50,
Haya-puEet Sound. per ton. SIS 50,
Eastern Washington Timothy. tiSleo.
alfalfa. $500,
Butter = Fresh ranch, tiHise; ma
tive creamery. soc.
Cheese Native Washington. isc.
EKgs strictly fresh ranch. ie1
iSc per doE.
Poultry - Chickens. tive. i2Misc'
ducks. tshe. turkeys. iahnt1c.
Dressed poultry i4a itiae
chickens i@34isMe. ducks. t34itae
geese. iiisc.
live stock Cows, tisc; steers,
ts8sc. ealves 5t4s&c, sheep. 80
sAc hogs. tNshc.
Dressed stock oka Sc ia'nbs
fhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
Ramp kontent Tomorrow.

The boys 81 kamp kOntent will
take an outing az Edmanda toner
row morning, leaving thl city on
the Greyhound at o'clock. A place
for the summer camp viii be Sc
ffFfrl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
Come TO The
| Star Office
| Right Away
And Get Blanks With
z Which to Get Sub
i scribers for tho
FREE FIRE.
v OR K 5.
i AND.
| FIRE(RAKERS.
~------'-----.----

The Star will give anay
fireworks to the boys and
girls OF Seattle and the
surrounding towns and
country.
For every new subscrsD-
er 20 tbs Star you bring IA.
together with - cents the
price for one month. you
get Is cents worfh o. fire.
works. etc. IL yo1 get two
new Hnscribers you get
90 cents worth. etc. II
you get four subscribers
you get sI01 worth Of Ere
works. You may get a.
many subscribers a. you
can and you viii receive
~ oents worth Of fire.
works for each one.
The price Of the Star n
~ cents a month All
subscriptions. with which
fireworks are given. must
Be paid in advancs, and
nuEt be recsived az this
Office on or before July L
FREE.
Just a little effort ana
you can have q big lot Of
hreworks 20 ceisbrsts tbs
glorious Fourth with
Come 20 the Star of1cs.
1907 Third avenua rfghs
away. and get blanks 20
you can begin work at
once.
Remember that this lfb-
srni offer 10 for new SUBJ
scrfbsrs only. and any o1s
Who stops tho paper BE-
tween now and the Fourth
OF July and takes u again.
viii not be counted q new
one.
Tks Star VIII pay tNs
fright on al packages 70
he sent out q town. II
VOC live In the country or
a town outside OF sssstla.
your package OF Are
crackers will be delivered
free at the nearest railway
station.
See what the splenei1
packages ccntain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

The carnlet skirt and bolero ~ this
black tamet dress are IN FIAT stitch
ed piaata Between them Il tfciiis
81 black velvet over "a muslin chem
isette. The iapsls are Of pompa-
dour silk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
Fare sI.sO:: Children 7sc
Telephone. Main go.
CUT RATES

On aud after July lat this
company will reduce the price
of gas to ti.sO per thousand.
and no distinction wlll be
made In the use OF gas for
fuel and Illuminating purpos-
-.
The rate viii be si.so per
thousand with n discount OF
zec per thousand on all bills
paid on or before the tenth
day of the next succeeding
month for which fha bills are
rendered.
Bills are due on the first
day OF the month and failure
60 receive bin will not enfitle
consumer 20 rebate unless bill
is actually paid on or before
the 10Th instant. Bills paid
by check. through the mails.
must be In this once on the
10th instant.
The discount Of 20 cents per
thousand n offered TO con-
aumerN In consideration of
their paying their bills at the
Office as soon as due, thus
saving the expense OF sending
out collectors.
Parties desiring 20 avoid
the annoyance OF looking af-
ter their bills can have a pre-
paid meter put In and pay for
their gas az used. at the rate
OF fi6o per thousand.
The minimum charge WIN be
nc per meter per month on
plain meters and SOC per
meter per month on prepaid
meters.
Seattle Gas & Electric 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
TIRESOME

TACOMA. June si-Tacoma 6, &C.
attic q same old story. nothing
new.
PORTLAND. or. June 7i.-Spo-
kane 6. Portland I. That tells the
tale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
Suburban.

Directors Daniel Abraham. Thoz
Atkinson and Jas burbank % the
south Seattle school. have elected
the following teachers Ter the next
school term Principal. n = Me
Eireath. teachers. Lila u. White.
blanche Cisary, lsohena Wallace aud
Helen Grant Another teacher viii
b elected in a few days in order 20
prepare for the Increased attendance.
The South Seattle Wesley NJ. =.
church Will held It's regular chill
drena' day exercises next Sunday.
A chamber OF commerce will be or
ganiKsd at ballard. At meeting
the other night n committee com
posed Of G. II. Martin. John y. Reid
and Geo. &. Hitchcock. was appoint
ted % draft resolutions and canvas
business rren for membership.
While driving a wagon yesterday
]. W. Emeris or ballard ran Into a
stump. throwing him out. breaking
bis les.
The North American Transrorta >
ton A. Trading Co.'S new stern
wheeler VIM. II. faom was launched
at high tide al the Ballard ship
yards last evening. A big force Il
employed putting on the finishing
touches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
W. D. Lewis Very III.

Ex State Senator Frank y. Lewis
received a telegram this morning.
stating that h!n brother. W. -.
Lewis had just had an operation
performed "a a hospital az Han jose.
cal. and as a result had but a slim
chance uf life. Senator Lewis Left
for san joss at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

stevens a stevens closing 90, sale.
al. Page 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

Diamond Ice That's what you need
60 keep cool. Tel. Main 1858.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

VI o II auor. Morphine. Opium or Tobacco
Habits-Ths only Kelley Institute in Washington
.~r and British colu mba Institute Kiibourne
Green Lake Fremont once 20 sullivan Build
Tel Main Seattle. O. 7. MIR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
JossINe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DArLY)
Green fruit.

Lemons g3.0003.50 a box: Ilnea
f51s per case: cooking apples. 81 son
LIS: eating apples, f2.g01ts.00: Val
sneia oranges, f2.75n2.O0: seeding.
f3.2J; bananas. sz.25: olives. E0n7sc
Per gallon. grape fruit, g250M2.75;
native EtrawbeTrieg, t1.25 per crate.
pineapples, ts.00@5.S0 per doz; cher
RES. sl.bo: peaches, 90cQtl.00. apri-
cots. s0c4fi.00; gooseberries. &C per
ib; ciyman plums. si.0OQf.25
Vegetables.
Potatoes - 5000 per ton. beefr
Zoe per doz; carrots, 81 .zsIf 20 me-
sack. lettuce. Sl.z5 case. turnipa.
sl.z5; garlic. lie; cabbage, sf.2s4f 70,
peppers, 25us0c; husks, 25c; green
celery, 40n50c per dozen; sweet po-
tatoes, 400; spanish Chill pep
pefs, zoe per ID; sauer kraut. 2Qfc:
srtichokea. s5m5Oc doz; green pe.s
2ufc pound. dried nRa, cartons co.,
fancy zoe, imported Isc; tomatoes
case, il.50; dates, B0sc per M.
radlshes. Toe per doz: rhubarb. a.
per III parsley, z5035c: aspara R1s
flO0' new potatoes. s2.00N225: spln
seh, &c. cueumbers. 75N9Oc per doz
new onions, nc; caullfiower, ssc4st !.
parsnlps, $50.
Provisions.
Fresh neat-Cow beef. AZ In
steer beef, sac per ib: mutton. weth /.
ers De- ewes. shc: pork, sh0f9e per
ID. veal, large, DC. small, I0Hc.
Provisions - Hams. large lac:
hams, small. f2nf3ikc: breakfast
bacon. l1ftl4ikc: dry, sailed clear
ffacks. sikc; bellies. 10c.
echstter Chess. ERgs and Poultry
utter = Washington creameries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21
CUT PRICES
STILL ON

our stock Is complete and genuine.
Chamberlain Cough Cure ...... 40c
Trafk's Ointment .....s........20c
SCOTS Emulsion ....s............. a9c
Sims Eczema Cure ....s.......... 40c
Pieree'a Favorite Prescription soc
Cagtoria man. =. -. .......... &c
Sure Corn Cure ................... zoe
Ayers Hair ViRor ...............G 800
Isisterine, large ....,...............7 &c
Carb. Witch Hazel Halvc with Ar
MICA .. :. d. ............a.a....e zoe
Buffalo Llthia Water .............75c
Jienzoinated Toilet Cream ... zoe
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets .....35e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

Steamer Cyrens between parks
every afternoon and evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

STANDING or THE CLUBS.
gsf.sNa NJ 4 - ~ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-21

The South Seattle Wesley NJ. =
church will hold its regular chill
drenn' day exercises next Sunday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-22
DISPLAY OF CHRISTIANITY.
Sermon by Rev. Allan b. Philputt at
Central Christian Church.

Rev. Allan b. Philputt, pastor of Central
the topic, 1.-The Many Sightedness of Chris
tianity." In discussing the subject the
pastor said that one man will show his
Christianity by constant attendance at
church. The absence of that man from
church would indicate falling from grace.
Another man probably will do with less
church going but will be found active IN
other ways. Mr.. Philputt also spoke of the
emotional Christian, who. unless he can
hear the ''amens' and shouts, does not
think anything is going on. Another man
will say, 81 don't care for these things
the sentiment, the mysticism" He wants
to see something practical done. His idea
is to clothe the naked and feed the hungry:
"All these types belong in the church, =
said Mr.. Philputt 1.-The man of feeling, OF
emotion, fertilizes really the man of prac-
teal tendencies. Each is essential to the
other" Mr.. Philputt held that Christianity
is the broadcast thing in the world. 1t is
people who think that to be a very devout
Christian one must be any the less in touch
with the best forces of life The pastor
said he did not believe in boiling down the
juices Of life to a saccharine substance. The
good honest heart with the Christian re-
lgion in il will bring forth good fruit. Let
us have no standard of judgment in the
church by which we judge Others" the pas
tor said. He believed that there is a great
deal of good to be found in the world-more
good than people are looking for. Il find
oftentimes." he said, that when / get into
the secret of a human life find have mis-
Judged. L tell you you cannot judge till
you know the heart history of every one.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-22
Indiana Notes.

William Painter, Lake Erie switchman.
fell from an engine at Alexandria yesterday
morning and was run over and crushed 10
death.
Windfall Republicans have nominated the
following ticket: Trustees, G.. w Jones.
e. b. Overman. J. W. Rife. T. ~. Sellers;
clerk, Bert Chance; marshal, John Colby.
The Kokomo police board organized Sat-
urday night with @. Il. Wood president.
and Michael Donahue captain. The six
patrolmen under the old law were reap
pointed No increase was made I'm the force.
Chief Taylor was city marshal under the
ola regime.
The carriers and clerks OF the Kokomo
post0ffice have adopted the shirt waist for
their summer uniform instead OF the
heavy gray WOODEN coats in which they
swcltered through the hot season last year.
garb and may wear one himself There are
thirteen clerks and carriers on the force.
The claim agent, j. l.. Head, OF the Wa
bash Railroad. is setting the damage
claims Of the relatives OF the Wagners and
Doehrings. who were struck by a fast train
near Benton in February, four persons be-
ing killed. The company has made an Of
decided TO accept the amount in full sat
isfaction.
The Wabash Council will choose the To-
cation Tor the new Carnegie library I'm this
city at it's meeting Monday night. IL Is
practically determined that either the lot
at the northeast corner OF Hi and CaSS
streets or the Miami school lot az Noble
and Miami streets will be taken. The men,
bers Of the library board probably Will be
announced on Tuesday. and negotiations
with architects for plans for the building
will then be opened.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-22
RAIDING CHINESE BROTHELS.
Federal Authorities Trying tn Break
Up the slave Trade.

SAN FRANCISCO. April zi.-The Chinese
quarter Of this city is much Derturbed at
an effort by the federal authorities 20 sup
press the traffic In female Chinese slaves.
United States Marshal Shine. with a squad
OF assistants, made a sudden descent on the
brotbels and arrested thlrty-four OF tho
women. Sixteen who produced certificates
of naturalization were released. The 9TH
ers are held in custody. IL is estimated
that at least eighty inmates OF the house
raided escaped. The raid was the result
Of an order from the attorney general 81
washington 10 the district attorney 10 sup
press the traffic i'm female Chinese slaves
The women prisoners viii be taken before
the federal courts 10 determine whether
they have a legal righ 20 remain in this
country and If they are held In bondage as
the chattels of masters The powers OF
the authorities viii stop al this point. but
the officers are confident that the deporta-
ton OF a number OF slave girls VIII dampen
the ardOr OF the slave dealers and prac-
tfcallv destroy the traffic
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-22
THE FAITH CURISTS.
Rev. Lewis Browns Sermon on These
People and Christian Scientists.

The Rev. Lewis Brown, of st. Pauls
Church. last night preached about Chris
tian Science and faith curists. He said the
teachers of these peculiar creeds attempt
to have all those who are diseased to look
TO them for healing power. He said faith
had much to do with curing disease and
that without it in a patient a physician
has little hope. BY believing that there
was pain in the finger long enough, there
would eventually be actual PAIN and by
exercising the same power Of mind that
pain would be removed Every physician
knows" he said, that if you on a sick
beu belief in yourself helps.
Citing as an example of the extent 10
which mind power may be carried he said
a woman remarked to him recently: Il
could not afford to be sick that day. lie
said the woman made that statement al
though she was really indisposed and had
it not been for urgent reasons she would
have been i'll. He asserted that the faith
healers endeavor to follow out a reasoning
that when you say you are sick you are
not sick, that ii is an untruth. The Rev.
Brown said this Is monstrous IDEA TO
present to individual and added, III L
am not sick have no business saying am
sick.
shamming, for sympathy" he said, and
they take this shortest way to obtain what
they, are after. The SCRIPTURES intended to
their lives" He said there are foolish peo-
pie who will follow the latest fad, espe-
cially If the fad takes into considera ton
some disease. A man might advertise that
he could cure any disease for % cents, and
1000 people would apply for treatment.
.,ome will say they are. cured and become
followers" he said land you know 1t Is
great thing to have your picture in the
newspapers and with long testimonial
He finished his sermon by saying that the
church teaches sanity and Christian Is
sane man He said that disease may be
temporarily relieved by faith cure treat
ment, but II there Is really any disease in
the body 1t will in time assert itself.