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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
"VAN" GOT
"TOUCHED'

New that the Carnival % the Ma
tive sons Of California. recently
held II Sacramento. = drawing % a
close. fufnora Of the big doiuga'
aru beginning % arrive IN this city.
Probably ore Of the EeEsHt - Sc
athletics ~ho attended ths proceed
inrH IL State Senator a. r. Van Re
Vantef. Who Was touched for tt9 BY
a clever dip at the Sacramento
race meet. While the owner - the
Tourist hotel vas ~piunxinE az the
track he eareieuslY showed roll 81
his winnings into Side ffuuarr
pocket The act VAS noted b a
dip who 1ostled against the zen
ator and manager II The Meadows
track. and got away With the roll
By aud - the representative 81 Sc
attic got very dry and suggested
.pecon tuddlea" II a aHHk smp=or-
iam close BY.
The "mIxoiogiaiz hit the spot and
the senator leaned up against the
marble topped bar with n satisfied
air. nut soon his friends discovered
that the contented look had faded
ffHfN ANr tAfN OF kHH &+aHRfHH NtAA
nate. who Ia explanation hearssly
Whispered. I've been robbed Some
son OF AS ea-eook has touched
mel
We'll III bet that guy won't get
next 20 me again. quietly remarked
Van as he drew a roll from an inside
pocket Here's fie0. boys. I'll
show you how 10 beat the dips ="
Van deliberately tore the eriap
bills aauuder aud calmly placed a
half ia each side pocket.
Now let that hyeus 60 for me.
I'll bet he viii look Fium when he
attempts to glue The fragments to-
gether. may lose. but he wont
wlu anything
At this funeture the friends all re-
covered from the shock caused BY
Vans exttavagant methods IN de-
fsating crooks and swallowed .
high baiIs ne HE expense.
let the Seattle newspapers get
hold Of Il. I don't caref" is the
message Van sent 10 this city b. one
~ the men present At the proceed
iuEH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

Jugs OF the different missionaries
for MORE MONEY. MORE MONEY.
MORE MONEY, | thought OF what
that million Of dollars could do in
our own home country; Of the thou
sands of families IL could relieve
from distress aud unhappinsas; OF
the thousands OF souls u could
brighten with the luater Of God 3
presence. Of the thousands OF home
less little waits II could pick from
tie gutter and give a chance for
their white ally
A million dollars in one year for
foreign mlaionsf
That's for the family over IN
Frisco
But
What about Browns family at
home7
In the name Of all that's just and
fair and decent. Why not attend 10
our own folks first before starting
out thousands Of miles away TO turn
the religion Of the peoples Of other
lands. belonging ia other nations
people already more religious than
We will be Ia a hundred years Of
homeeruaading
Last year the Congregational
church alone contributed ssls. Coz =
TO foreign missions: three voman's
boards gave i2isy3fs 03: Sunday
schools dug up is.iss72. legacles.
sIss. s3oa2. which. Including other
special donations. amounted 10 with
IN a very fcw dollars 81 million.
And this does not include John ID.
Rockefeller tiO0.000 gin.
That's Il nice fat bunch Of money
to spend on the subjc.ta OF Kaiser
Wilhelm. King Edward. King Al
fonso and the other European po-
teutates. isn't III
That's a lovely cargo of hard
earned. round American dollars to
ship oui Of The United States. while
Thousands upon thousands of our
own flesh and blood are starving for
the gospel. while thousands upon
thousands OF hearts are yearnlng
for the liEht which is denied them.
You don't heart OF Kaiser Wilhelm
or King Edward sending over any
money 10 convert the F1lipinos. do
your The king OF Spain IL not APP
preciably interested In New York's
tenementa or Seattle sandspits. Is
hs7
Lots ask the churches OF Ger
many TO ship over TO the states =
million 10 be used in converting the
heather Americans They wouldn't
even spend a postage stamp in re-
plying.
Foreign missions,
They remind one strongly OF a
man knocking down a blind beggar
Ia his haste to get 20 the next cor
ner to help a woman pick UP her
handkerchief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
What Josh Wise Thinks
About Tainted Money"
rHG STAR DUST PHILOSOPHER ATTENDS SOME MEETINGS
OF rsG BOARD or FOREIGN MISSIONS AND DECIDES
THAT DR. GLADDEN. HAS ALL TIE sgsT OF The AReu


in a tubfui % dirty water: no more
en- ye wash a Chines's soul With
religion paid fer by "a golden tine
ture ~ fnint
O. course. them mission folks Amt
Fuin' turn down Mister hockey
fellsr They hey got u figured out
int ~ long - its money. few
blsmlHhes. more ~ less. ain.t going
T. be recognized by tn Celestial.
What they'll probably do will be &
mix TIT hundred thou. up With a
bunch Nv untainied coin IN same
way IN commission man puts m
rotten oranges Ia IN bottom Of IN
basket.
ny cid friend. Uncle Henry and
he'd quite a pert talk bout this mat
tef tnthrr niEht. an Henry he seq
m money Amt tainted. Prom what
l knoW NV Henry hnvin' squared
Oft attn him IT IN. checker beard
for nigh onto ten year. hts srrupiea
amt eaasfxabie except With a mt
cfuscopr
Tn only Kind o tainted money
Henfy objects Z IL IN Kind he aiu't
able 4 get hold Of an In this re-
npeet he's a good deal like them
foreign missionaries, with IN eE-
crption o Pop GLADDEN. an a few
others.
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my DAN pEAH1

AEN DAN pEhhl
Suppose YOU knew "A man named
Brown who had a big family OF
children and no food with which
10 iii their empty stomaehH.
Suppose Brown rustlcd around
among his friends and collected
barely enough money with which
10 fiil their clean =Hcraped cupboard
Suppose that. instead OF sending
20 his own home the meat and gro
cerlea for the good wife 10 cook.
Brown only sent home enough 20
feed one hungry mouth and shipped
the rest away 90 San Francisco.
where he heard there was another
family feeling the panga Of hunger.
Mind you
lie didn't know the Frisco outfit
except by. hearnay.
And
In the meantime. all but one Of
Browns family starved 10 @faih.
What would you think xueh q
man.
craEyf
OF course Either crazy or erin
inaliy negligent OF his loved ones.
And yet-what'H the difference
between this example and that set
US by the foreign missionary hoafd
nox holding ia annual convention
Ia Seattle this week.
Except that Brown had better
excuse
Away off In China and japan aud
Mexico and South Africa and In
dia there are millions Of people
Each oue OF them has religion
Each one believes Ia a God. OF
coarse. their Deity Is not tho same
kind n ours: lie may be in the
form Of a COW or dog or q wooden
image grinning Rpiahly from an In
laid pedestal
but
lie lie their God. nevertheless. and
they worship him What does Il
matter whether IIls history coin
cidea with the life OF the God ae-
ccptcd by uR Christians What does
II matter TO him whether His wis
dom comes from the mouths OF
black .ffocked ministers and through
the medium of Matthew and Luke
and MARX and joint
What does II matter 10 long as
the soul Ia you bows down Ia rev
srence before a Superior Being. TO
whom you acknowledge life and In
whom you place your trust Of the
hereafterf
WHAT DOES IT MATTER so
LONG AS YOU BELIEVE IN 4
COD AND LOOK TO HIM FOR
YOUR SALVATION
And yet. while their own family
ere starving for soul salvation. the
foreign missionary board iAHt year
spent a cold million dollars In
withdrawing tho souls of kinky-
headed negroes In South Africa and
pig tailed Cinnamon In the land Of
the dowaEer empress,
IA ! sat In the Plymouth church
Thursday and listened 10 the plead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

After listening for an hour 10 tho
addresses In the sOmbre church
addresses that told OF fortunes spent
Ia changing a yellow-skinner ma
lives religion from his conceptions
Of God to our OWL went down 10
tho corner Of Second and Marion
where a little group Of Salvation
army men and women were holding
their missionary meeting Their
audience listened respectfully 90 tho
preaehings OF the shrill-yoiced but
earnest leader and, when the littls
band knelt on the cobblestonea and
prayed, an unkempt. whisky soaked
man stepped out from the spectators
and kneit beside the bare-headed
Lieutenant
That vas a soul saved WORTH
saving!
That was the one OF Browns chill
dren who ate and did not starye to
death.
And then turned down TO First
and visited saloons In the rear OF
which young girls we're carouslng
with betrdleaA youths. On the street I
corners i0-year-old boys iounged
with the butts Of cigarettes between
their yellow stained fingers
Down below Yealer Way the
streets we're notified with drunken
men and painted women: the pawn
shops crowded with the uBfortG-
mates soaking their belongings for
the price OF another drink.
Upstairs In a cheap lodging house
! found three women and a mar
lying on the floor. stupefied by tho
fumes OF the poppy plant Besides
the man was an opium lay the
pipes bowl Etili hot from the burn
ing paste.
Uptown in the fashionable cafes
married men with other mems
wives we're drinking wine and los
Ing their heads.
The merry cistter OF cab horses
told the story OF anticipated earuus-
ais: the ehug ching Of the livery su-
tomobile preceded flashing
glimpse Of piumed hats and glowing
cigar stumps
All OF them. Mr.. Missionary. are
the children Brown let starve to
death.
In every city In the United States.
in the smallest Of villages and the
tlniest OF hamlets-there Is work fog
you to turn your hand 20. In every
home you can find plenty OF oppor-
tunitles to preach the sord yov love.
Pack up your panamas. your
white flannel suits. your tracts and
stereopticans--snd---
COME HOMEi
We need you here: we need that
million dollars 20 save our own
children. Charity to the soul as
well as 10 the stomach. begins at
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

NEW YORK. Sept. rs The Ram
Aay Would Wabash controversy VAS
the nuhjcct OF discussion in Wal
street thiH morning One man
closely connected with Ramsay says
he uas requested by large stock
holders TO try to secure control Of
the rnzd Rumnrs are current to-
day thar the Rockefeller interests
wcre hehind the attempt II was
At Hps.k efclier'a solicitation that
Rsus wRa made president Of the
waA3rh should the Gouids and
Rts< fellera lock horns II will have
n far reaching effect on the rail-
road and financial world. The fiEht
may make II difficult for financing
the new Western Pacific. Denver Co
San francisco Some say that
PENNSYLVANIA interests are backing
Ramsay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
EIGHT MILLION
MAY BE LOST

WASHINGTON. Sept 1.-THE
state department has received a
statement 0f the boycott situation
at Shanghai from Consul General
Rodgers In which tho consul says
there are about $4,000. goo worth OF
American goods In the warehouses
at Shanghai alone which cannot find
a market, and that all foreign goods
in Shanghai affected by the boycott
will total 5000 600 in value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
PERKINS THE
STAR WITNESS

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 George w
Perkins. OF the New York Life. AID
J. =. MorEans confidential man.
was the witness in the insurance
Investigation today. lie was pre-
coded by several who testified A. to
the transactions % the companies
or themselves as individuals who
participated Perkins testimony
mostly concerned himself he spoke
boldly and without rcticenee. In
long speeches he detailed the part
played In the development Of the
company since he began as an office
hoy In 1878. by close questioning
Investigator Hughes was able TO
learn something Of the relations be
tween the company and ]. +. Nor
gan q firm.
Witness Randolph produced a
statement showing that the New
York Life made ts93.54i in 10 years
on Joint accounts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
UNGA Mine
CLOSES

The unEa mius. one Of the oldest
In Alaska, FROM which more than
81 Coz o0a Ia dividends have been
paid. viii probably within the next
two weeks einaa down permanently
q ~ KlnK. tnown all over the
north a. The King % Crooket
Greek. arrived from san 1oaa. Cal 4.
Thursday lie leaves for Alaska
Friday evening ta look into Ihe az
fairs ~ the tnKa and II he finds
reported conditions true. "a close
Il down
King. who vas the original dis
eoverer 81 the uuKA. IL one Of tho
present owners. and he goes By
authority 81 the Alaska Commercial
company. which oNna the control
ling interest
The truth Of the matter IL. Aaid
The King % crnoket Greek In
an lntervicS Thursday evening.
that The good old mine has played
cat For many years we took cot
% the unEa some % the richest
quartz In Western Alaska No~ the
orc won't run 81 TO the ton. and
we've GOT 10 close down.
There is $500. 600 worth of mod
ern machinery on the ground and
this we will Just have 10 leave
there. unless somebody wants 80
buy the unEa. machinery and all.
and take a chance on digging deep
-.
Some Of tho wise ones think
there is more UnEa ore down be
low. but the old lode which has
produced for 20 years. "a worked
ont. and the company believes the
paying days % tho UnEa are over.
only apout too men are EN-
ployed in the mine at present. as
Sc have been constantly decreaa
ing tho force. The unEa 80 located
inland from Sand Point, beyond
aitta."
king is identified prominently
with the wild Goose" Interests
and IL the owner OF Lodi No. T.
and - .odl No q
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cred nearly two hours. and judge
Gilliam's instructions required
nearly an hour. because of the many
peculiar legal points of the case. J.
n Coyne. the defendants attorney
from Winnipeg. made the opposing
argument.
The case was given over to the
jury at the noon hour. Attorney
Fulton plead for a sufficient amount
of damages to support the MANNED
child in comfort for the remainder
OF her life. and there is little DOUBT
but that the amount of the damages
To be awarded is puzzling the jury.
which Is still out as The star goes
TO press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

vhsr,a the prdasns q. circular letter Of
Ausust confederation OF the
principle which It's Judgment should
office the beard IN the matter %
gifts. Vhseh de By large majority % s.eh
members veh statement and which state
rsnt Q principles selieNss
sohsti resolution tavornp the
81 the
hish introduced at the FRI
Of the boa I'd By Rev G. NJ Faea 81 Chi
rhJ. is VII card su GEOGRAPHICALLY
Friday afternoon.
-Frs.-orsanixsd poratoe carry fossian
enary for that the Amer
authority dsesinsts be-
pfs and thereby Judge shs
beneficiary Of
off ong a a trustee for ethsrs
@Seeond-Whe the Board properly accept noney
feers does net belong
hard. decline onsJ
legal o~ner provided for
established ard aeeordanos With its
Of legal the contrary
that belongs the making the
Officers determine the
which asi,hsr jSsfahs
teakie
Thirdly acting the prinepss which require
which acquired tram the Beard
character Of donors Nor b. tire
off mernbs stepped from
eresins ms.hods from Professionally RAISING their
behalf the Application the 81
in all departments ard walks 81 life.
offiesrs IN Board Of all ether similar
philanthropy. and edvea
bound legitimate 70
world Il the aoed
shosd be ard net d'Hi
all % their and increasing
~sais nebsst
thsresOre aforesaid
principles be. the IS hereby approved
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just Wanted to
Hurry Matters

OYSTER BAY. Sept. Secre-
tary Loeb said this morning that
the president did not intend 10 over
awe Nicaragua. but only sent a
warship down there because Consul
Lee, at Panama. has been ordered
70 investigate the affairs of Albert
ocotal. and that he could only 60
with speed II ship we're furnished
as other means OF transportation
wculd take weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

ttIosh Wise didn't set away on
his vacation. when he heard that
the foreign mission beard sas 20
convene here fIc had his ticket
extended polished up bis old silk
tile. brushed the dust of his shiny
froek coat and hiked him down TO
the Plymouth church. Here l. what
Josh has 20 say regarding the pres
ent tainted money diseurslon1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
Fought With Crew

NEW MADRID. Mo. Sept H.
The aramcr Beaver. from Memphis.
anchored off this town this morn
INK and four Of the crew started
ashore. A deputy halted them and
todd them the town was guaranteed
against southern craft The Beaver
men drew reyolyers and attempted
TO force a landing. A fight follow
Ell. IN which one was hurt. The crew
WAS arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
JEWS PREPARE
FOR STRIFE

LONDON. Sept IA dispatch
from ST Petersburg says alarming
reports are coming In from various
Jewish districts. The Jews through
out the empire arminE themselves
in response 10 literature prepared by
students OF universities al ST
Petersburg and Moscow. summonlng
the people to revolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

AEON and would have injured him
had he not taken refuge aboard the
car.
why for YOU not stoppe dess
tralnl. screamed the woman as shs
shook her fist at the train crew. As
matter OF fact the Intcrurban Of
neials say that the motorman made
a record stop and the passengers
were piled up like sheep. 50 sudden-
" were the brakes applied. How
ever the train struck the rear OF the
gypsy van aud Il was crushed,
throwing Mitch 80 feet to the ground
from the trestIe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

Th majority sea faint
tainted bot the fer
Dos GLADDEN. II !
went inter res'fant
an ord rd a eiiHh 81
ham an eggs an seen
q. cooks hands was
80 dirty ser couldn't
tell tn from a re-.
grade worker. 4 ser
think Ia eat No.
stree not b. a Jug
fun
Th't tainted money
t. golden dish from
"A ruyai chsf. Ito, key
frlirf. an Il hia hands
aiust dirty III eat my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
LAWYERS PLEA BRINGS
TEARS IN COURTROOM

Seattle friends had sought trace Of
them. and located the manned.
SCARED. half-deaf and half-blind lit
tie girl still In the pesthouse, her
mother dead and buried.
Attorney Fulton's argument COW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
day nlxA,

The Pacific Coast Steamship
company II planning 10 purchase
another steel steamer to take the
place OF the Montana. which vas
captured 'hY the laps last month.
No definile arrangements have been
made fdH a steamer AZ yet. but the
officers state that one will prob
ably b. secured soon and placed ON
the Seattle San Francisco run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

not written on parchment. vas just
az binding Aa an illustration he
told ~ President ROesevelt's ef=
forts in behalf OF freezing people In
eastern cities during the anthracite
coal strike
President Roosevelt" he said
recognized an unwritten contract
between the miners and mine own
ers and the people when he told
the strikers and owners TO furnish
coal and settle their differences
afterward he was undoubtedly over
stepping his constitutional author
ity-thank God But had the min
ers and their employers refused 10
comply with BITS demand he would
undoubtedly have exercised author
ity given him BY the constitution
the authority OF commander n-ehief
Of the United States army" 50
The treasurer report was read
by p. G. Jones OF Hawaii showing
a balance Of s176.527 10 the debit OF
the board. II was shown that there
we're $40 900 Of additional expendi-
lures last year.
Before the committee adjourned
Rev. f. Lincoln Smith announced
that through the chamber OF com
merce arrangements had been made
to take such delegates ms desired
Friday and Saturday afternoons TO
the Puget Sound navy yard on the
steamer Geo Il. Starr They we're
also invited to 90 to Rayenna park.
Friday afternoon the report OF
the committee on new corporate
members was read. and other rout-
inc business wws transacted.
Friday evening an overflow meet
ing has been arranged for at the
First NJ y. church The speakers
|-will be Rev Henry J. Bennett. OF
Japan. Mrs. Agnes n. Gordon. OF
Japan: Rev. Geo d Wilder. OF
North~china. and Miss Alice s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
MORE TROUBLE For WATT.

LONDON. Sept Additional
charges we're brought against Hugh
Watt In court this morning. He Is
accused OF trying to alire men TO
Kill his former wife, Fresh charges
toesy are that he tried to get q
:, osaa vanaes ~ s.ona NIT she erssaA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

BAKER CITY. ore. Sept f5.-
Robert Creil postmaster and promi-
nent politician OF Upton, Orer,
pleaded guilty 10 wife beating and
was sentenced to be publicly whip
ped 10 laahes across the bare back
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

shit. hF heck
Dec. U,iad1sR'n al right. what
he mems & convey & IN enlightened
public l. tht Sc cant clean a shirt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

y SAN DIEGO. Cal. Sept Is.
\ The British shin Marion Fra /
\ zier, from Newcastle. with coal. !
4 arrived after trim OF 1870 /
4 days. She was 40 days over
\ due, and supposed to be lost !
y
A 4 4 A 4 4 4 4 4 4 L l. l. 4 l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

= PORTLAND. Ore, Sept To- +,
4 Lincoln Beachy. in the alrship ,
= Gelatine, today made the most ,
4 successful Of many flights made ,
a this season. starting against a ,
4 strong wind. he circled about ,
a the postoffice and tall build ,
= ingg. the machine rising and ,
a falling and cireling at the aero ,
4 naut's Will /
4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

PROGRAM
Friday evening. Z 80 o'clock 4
a Devotional service. address a
= Rev. Samuel q Bartlett. Of =
e Japan. address Rev. Henry G 4
4 nisscll. Of India; annual ad4 =
q dress by the president Of the 4
q board. Samuel q Capen. IL u =
Saturday morning, 3 o'clock 4
Reading Of the minutes pc =
4 port on the misHluna under 4
= Secretary smith. and address =
Rev George G Adams. u d.. 4
q Of san Francisco. report on 4
e the missions under Secretary =
= barton. aud address. Rev vii /.
q liam nay. Of Los Angeles. adj 4
q dresses hy missionaries report 4
e upan the Home Department 4
q aud address. Rev Edward y =
q Sandctaon. OF Providence. r. a
a. followed by brief addresses 4
a from other members Of the .
q committee
= Saturday afternoon Exeur- 4
e sion on Puget sound. given BY q
q the Seattle Chamber uf Com 4
4 mefce 4
Sunday morning. II O'Clock
= Annual sermon Rev Joseph " 4
Twicheii. Of Hartford. Conn. 4
Sunday Afternoon At : % 4
O'Clock. Plymouth church. cele- Z
q bration OF the Lords SuppsS 4
at 4 O'Clock. First Methodist I,
q church. meeting for women. 4
= under the auspices Of the Won
4 ans Board OF the Pacific. AZ I 4
a o'clock. First Presbyterian I
= church. ehildrena meeting I
q conducted BY Secretary II. NJ
q Tennel. OF San Francisco.
Sunday evening. 30 o'clock
devotional service. address.
q RcF. William J Dawson. - r..
. OF London. England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

BERLIN, Sept Is Eight new
i~rses and three deaths from cholera
are repaSked, making q total OF 1870
cases al GS deaths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15
BANK cLEARfNGs
WEATHER FORECAST.
wATER aIInr nFF

Fair tonight and Saturday. light
vest winds.
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IN For the Foreign Missions!---What About
DR.. GLADDEN. Says Board Is Trying to Evade
Reel Issue Of Tainted Money Controversy

rHE mooERAroR or raE CON EDUCATIONAL eHuRcH CAR.
Rlss FIGHT AGAINST RoekEFGLlEss DONATIONS
INTO THE OPEN CONVENT oN-A MINORITY REPORT rs
MADE ON HIS RESOLUTION PROTEST
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iseussd resolution tainted
hingon Gladden. moderator Of
church, he session Of the beard
Friday
Resovsd That the ofNeers 81 should invite
nor solicit donations whose
generally made methods morally
rehensibis socially eiaueus.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-15

browne, under appointment {
China