The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-01-16

Otherwise. brLm Lul o. AcAa ~ ~
vtissnsnis, which demonstrates that
its editor and his star knows What e
neossry 10 constitute en- up-to-date
3ournaI The idea has nothing but i'd
nariuon and respect for "a enterprise
that il an enterprise upon its merits
and not sympathy.-The Illinois Idea
Monday evening, February list the
Inner circle Of crispus Attuek Club
win give q grand masquerade BAN At
Central Han, 2zd St. and wabash Az
Music by Prof. N. Clark Smiths full
orchestra assisted b. Prof c L Hill
Admission s. cents. Five cash prizes
win Be Distributed. A. F. TervalOn,
2 Duncan ana e. s. Kimbrough
win have charge Of the ahair, who
wIn Be assisted By reception com
mittee.
Politics IN the SOth ward are begin
ming to warm up Just 3 little bit but
II seems that ex-Alderman chas- J.
BOYD. Dennie ]. Reirdon and Harry }.
Rorers are kinder resting on their
oars as It were, until they ascertain
inst how Alderman John J. Bradley
and his aldermanic cat win jump, for
when he starts out TO fight he makes
the fur fy in every direction and all
the boys fully realize this fact
It Is true that wa do not believe IN
praying IKE many good Christians
or so-caIled Christians whom We are
acquainted with. But 50 far We have
not been guilty Of fimhamming
poor widow woman and her fve little
children out Of 800 or any other sum
Of money. win Rev. Abraham Lin
coin Murray please stand up and lead
us in prayer2
We really sympathize with the men
who we're 30 green as to believe in
shan Prosperity. No man likes to be
played for q chump. In the words Of
the parody on "Maud Muller"
cot all the sad words Of tongue or
pen,
The saddest are these; what a
sucker I've been. Elk. 1
After praying for forty years for a
baby, q couple, an told, placed a
small want advertisement in news
paper, and that same night bOunc-
ing boy was left on their do0rsteps.
Prayer is ali right If you are not in ]
hurry, but for quick results use print
srs' ink.-
One year ago the wash and scrub
women belonging to Bethel church q
800 Of their hard-earned 4
money 10 Rev. Abraham Lincoln Muir t
ny for the purpose Of aiding him to z
send Julius F. Taylor to Jan for tell
Ing the truth and we wonder If this
,ome class Of women are willing to as
list him 10 raise 800 for Mrs. Lena
B. jackson, 1882 State St, 50 that she
md her i've children win not be turn a
ID out in the streets Of Chicago by her :
sndlOrd because Of her inability to
lollect the 800 form Rev. Abraham 3
lincoln Murray to pay her three or IL
our months back rent.
Louise n Kirkling, granddaughter 4
4 1Ir. and Mrs. David Scott, 5O45 Ar =
aour Ave, departed this life Tues =
ay morning after q long Illness She
Vas in her eleventh year and was q
cry bright for one so young. She was h
eeply loved BY her school and play q
rates for she possessed q IoYeable 9
ispositi0n and was vel manBered at
Il times. Funeral services were held =.
YER her remains at St Mary's church, 81
9th and Dearborn St, Thursday, &C
mich were conducted by Rev. Jesse d
woods. Little misses s. Pitts. Lulu a.
Dung, Rose Bridges, Carrie Morton. =
/. Clark, ana Lena Webster acted as :.
aIibearers. The floral offerings were y
ANY ana very beautiful. and she was
"a 70 rest in oakWoods.
Dr.. n. R. Butler. Of Atlanta, Ca,
hose article appeared in 'aThe .
Ighth Anniversary Edition Of The =.
rad Az" on 'sThe EYn Effects Of the
ID Grow Car Law" is one Of the Va
ost prominent Afro-Amerieans in IA,
.e South. he Is Grand Master OF Co
Ie ~ ". Grand Lodge. A. F. and
n. Of the State Of Georgia. As a cd
,ctor be ranks with the best in this ~
imtry. he is also ven known in -
e newspaper world, for many Of his
snly articles On the Race Problem" "a
the South have appeared in the ca
ading white journals in that and q
her sections q the country. Mrs. ha
tier Is also ven known in the liter =
, world. for she possesses very 81
81 attainments, and Is a writer Of -
uch foros ana orisinallty. There "a
re It would Be hard for us to con