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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05
Ser slorrei9s Sterte.
Gin sdtsr Seits unb 6reubsntas.

Ser glorreide @isrte III boriiber unb
nit feinen S9minbsu treten wieber 9e,
orbnete 0erbdltniHe Elm. gs mar Elm
srOber Grsubentag. tpie f4 aus ben
BON allen 2anbsst6eilsn einlaufsnbsn
gsri9tsn osutli9 srisbsn ldbt. So
melt betannt, opfsrtsn SO patriotsn
| ibr 2sbsn, tpdbrenb 1900 msbr obsr
minber i9psr Wsrlsbts tbsiltpsiie i6re
gsiunbbsit unb esiunbsn glisoermaben
opfsrtsn. Sn SnoianapOlis batten
mir sinsn sinisermabsn rubisen Geisr.
tag, stma 80 0erbaftun9en. tuegen abs
i9tsbsns blinber patronen, ioiuis aua
psesn plaairsns bon grplofbhoffen
auf StraBsnbahn @slsifsn. tuurben
boresnommsn. Cine ganse aiifs boiler
RsboIpsr unb pifolsn, pel9e man
tIetnsren llsbsltbdtern a69enommen,
Ranb i'm Stationsbauie. @srwunbun.
gen battsn mir nur % In SnoianapOlis,
Oh fi9 einiss berielten fpdter nod 9e-
fdbrIi9 ertpeiien wsroen, bIeibt ab,u-
uartsu. Srob bes 8erbotes Der ppli.
3ei, tueIds bic bstrsfsnosn Orbinan3en
i9arf bur93ufIibren psrIprad. lieb
f9 bod bas Salpsngsfnatter Der
auf StraBsnbabnseleiie 9elsgter Sors
pebDs ni9t unterbruden, unb an ben
bon StraBsnbabneu befabreren Stra'
Zen mubtsn bisls i6tpsr 9ranfe untsr
Dem patriotismus itrer Ulitbiir9sr
leiben.
@9sfsr 3bompIon, 1915 9igblanb
ape., 9 Sabre oft, purbe i9uer i'm
@ef9ts, an ben Iugen, Der gruf uno
ben 9dnben berbrannt, ieire Der,
lsBun9sn fnb i4uere.
Waltsr 9ulsiamp, l29 aanias Str,
lduft gsfabr iein aussnli9t einsu'
btben. @r wurbe bur9 bic 2aoung
elmer Ranons birsft in's @sfi9t getrof.
fen. Der ar,t bofft, i'm Stanbs su
isin, bas Sebpsrm6ssn iOtueit bersu-
fslsn, bob Der iunse Wann sr6bere
Obisfts su ieben i'm Stanbe fsin wiro.
Charlie Song. elm iun9er @binsie,
bate fia aus fsiner 9eimatb einen
aiefen Sire Grader ienbsn laHen, mit-
tells wsI9sm ss ibm gelang, f4 bic
re9te Sanb faF b6lis ab3uf9isBsn.
| Soc Sacobs, ALI Of WaibinQton
Str, 9 Sabre oft, tuuroe bur@ grplo'
fon zines 9orpeboiiods f9uer berlest.
Spbn got&, sol 2sntudp Ius., oer
nit elmer tlsinsn 8anone fpielte, srbisli
| isin 8sf9t NIT pulbsr berartig 9e.
fpidt, bab man befar9tet iein Iintes
Nuge tperoe bic Ssbtraft bsrliren. Grall
%. .. AQiiOn, 1851 part Ape.,
wurbe bur4 cine auf .fis bsrnieber.
Iauisnbs Radsts am Nrm iGmsralit
bsrIsbt. 5rsb Sornuns 2l07 ebri'
Der @bs., erbielt sinsn S9ub in'i
Bsin. Omer Sitter, 26 Sio Grace
Str, murbs bur9 Serstrantbsit be-
fallen, als sr nit anfab, tpis Elm unbs
fannter Wann burd bic grplofor
elmer Ganohe an ben Beinen i&msr ber
lsbt tpurbs. Wiele anoere Uerlebun
, gen tuurhen gemeloet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05

Ser frnms6iiide &6nis 2ubpia
XVI. bate por @bienbuns Der Grpes
oitipn oes 9rafen Go9ambeau, um
allen ettpaigen S9pierigfeiten i'm
@prrang 5ipifden ben amerifanii9en
unb franaOiif4en Sffiaieren boraubeu.
gen. General Waibinston gum Gene
raGlsutnant in Der frana0iiiasn Qrmes
ernannt uno oas betreffenoe pateni
mar 10 arrangirt iporoer. oab .es
Wafbinston ben @orrans iiber Ro=
9ambeau CAB uno ibn glei6seitis gum
SberbefeblsSaber Der alliirten Srups
ben ma4te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05
&eaat teiae,t epak.

1arrb Stiner, ben man als Weiber.
prhgler benz poliaeirt&ter borfibrte,
erbielt $40 nebf 9oRen aufsebrannt,
etiner lou feline 5rau, ais biefe bor ber
mobnung auf benz 3aun fab, bur&
einen sutse3ielten 6ieb berubsei9lassn
baben. Smp poliseiaeri&t aber fu&ten bet.
be. ber Wann, iowie aud feine Grau, ben
San als etnen lllt bin3uRellen. Ri@te,
Wtauin aber f&ien bas Romif&e be,
Cei&I&te nI&t 81 eriennen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05

90 9te 8r6bte ttsso paI'
ieno oteMuSiuabI bott g@mttt.
bluttiett tttto 8IutssemifR6ets
tiat aIIe fremot8ett ,tao trat'
rtgem Gret9mtfe. @tr Hub
ieoersett 8ern berett bet oer
Ut StuabI bebAlHt@ stt tettt.
Bertertttotttt 3roS. SO.
241 Waii. 4be. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05
S@tfsna@ri&teH.

g1em Dori: vStatenbam" bon Rotter'
ban; rGinlanb bon Antwerpen;
vWinnsapolis bon 2onbon.
Dopsr: v8roonlanb" bon New Dort.
plpmoutb; v2ronprina WiIbelm" bor
Netp Oo,f.
@berboure; .aronprins @iIbelm" Dor
Tetp Oorf.
genua: .grstie" mad glsu Dori.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05
@eim Baoe,t ertrmnfen.
ed pimnt bis sur Uaitte bes 9tipers nnb
ertrarf.


Samss %. Sling, 1892 Rorbpte
Mpsnus, srtranf am Sienfas in Der
0dbe bon WaptpoOb i'm White &iber.
Die 2si9s uuros beuts frh6 bonn Deco
tur 30 unibip 9spuip.goroner auf9e'
funbsn. Sling, Der NIT elmer ansabl
Jrsunos ii9 babete, f9wamm big aur
Witie bes 6luHes, unb iant. Wan
qlnubt, bob Der 8srunslidte por
9rdmpfsn bsFalen muroe, ba er eir
gutter S9mimmsr mar. Sling tual
27 Sabre oft unb unberbsiratbet
Seine Sreunbe mr9ten osiparnte Der.
iu9s, ibn su rsttsn, lsiber obne @rfolg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05
11nier Gonbernenr fprtdt pteoer,

@oubsrnsur 0anlp dubsrte fi& be.
treffs bes @erii9tes tiber Senbung
bon SPIEL Mutomatsn nod Ga.
Gapette babiu, bab bic 8eb6rben
bort naturli9 bie @enbun9 ni&t un.
terhrhdsn f5nnteE, tupbl aber bis ge.
nubuns Der Wai&inen. Das @eies
mhrbe In ga Gapette ebenfouobl auf'
re9t erbalten tueroen, ute anberstuo.
Der @oubsrneur tpeieerte f&. Hber
bas @etten auf ben &ennpldben etwes
3n dubern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05
Nd&rtGtett aus Snbiana.
Werf 9oIIener sebrt mad 25
Snhren surhd.

Jahren surtif.
Wsme c q f le 8. SuIi. IaGbsm
er lett 25 Sabren bsridoaen uno Idnaff
a!s toat betrauert tporoen mar, iauHte
Saeob Sobnfon, ein grubsr bon I'm.
bresu unb Gbarlss SObniOn Bier. plDb-
lid wisbsr auf unb iff isbt gait Der
grhber. er sins bsr3sii NIT anoeren
iungen 2euten nod benz biloen Weiten
uno ipdter lief Elm gsri9t Elm, bab sr
in Seras get6btet tuorben fsi. Die
gltern Harden unb bss gsrf9oqenen
Wntbeil bonn gfa6lab murbe In elmer
8ant beponirt, In Der 3offnuna, baB
er bod nod wieber auftau9s. epdter
ffeate fi9 beraus, bab Saeob in @ali.
fornien lebte uno als er b6rte, bab
feine 8riioer mod am 2eben feieu,
tehrte er 3uriid in bic 9sinlatb, bic Elm
ft0es Sorf nit 700 ginuobnern mar,
als er fis berlieb unb iebt cine Stnbt
nit 1000 GesIsn LIT.
dngerfefpreife ausge.
seben.
@nberf on, 8. Suli. We3r benn
Sauienb Sdnser finb bier 5uIammsn
9efommen, biele bon i6ren 9amen Bee
gleitet. 9armonis part, no bic Sdn.
ger ibre Werfammlun9en abealisn,
waren ununterbro9en hbsrfhat bon
sdnaern wie geiu9srn. Das Sep
trurbe nit elmer parnbe erbfnei. ghr.
9ermeiffer 5orfner begriiBte bis Sdnser
TN Namen Der Stabt. Dos programm
uuroe bann erDffnst bur9 sinsn @s.
fang btefser Sdneer.
9aran i4lofen fd ois Nammsrn
Der einaelnen gbbre.
Die preisri9ter 9absn gsftern fols
senbe gnii&eibun9sn ab: st. @arns,
80 punite; SnbianapOlis, 81 puntie;
Mlsranbria, 81 puntte; Wabafb, 50
puntte; 2ogansport. 80 puntte.
Gutomobil fdr3tbom
. m m.
8reenfieIb, 8. SuIi. Auf
munberbare WeiIe entstngsn bic Sns
iaiien zines autOmobils, msl9ss In Der
Wdbe b0n Or. Sames 2arimors's
5arm, 2 WeiIen bon lisr, bon etnem
Samm firste, iammt unb ein-bsrs
benz Sube. Winfislb e. @ant, gls
sentbiimsr bss Cant Opera 5aufes
bier unb Elm tpubl bstanntsr 2aufberr,
ma4te nit 6rau, So9ter unb Sobn
cine gergnagunssfabrt In sinsm au.
tompbil.
SerSohn III etn@rpert img gbauffren.
Der 8ater, Der es aud lernsn upllte,
iibernabm nod einiser 3eit bic 5iib.
rung uno taum bate CT bic 9eitftange
In Sdnben, als bas Jubrpert ben
Damn binabfitr3te, ale SnfafisE Gee
gen eine ginfrieoisuns tusrfsno, NIT
Iusnabme bo n 6ran 9nni, bic un-
Glhdli9er Wsiie unter bie iamere Ma-
{4ine 3u lie9en lam. Den arobten
Infrengungen bon 0ater uno
Sobn gelang es, He aus ihrer gefdbr=
Ii8en Sage stt befreien unb man bra9te
ie heim. no fi4 berausfelIie, bas iis
F4 gefdbrIi9e gerlebunsen 3uge3Ogsn
bate. wdbrenb ole anberen nit lei9tsn
Sautabfahrfungen babunfamsn. Die
Wai9ine iif nattrli9 oemolirt.
8antteffirer erf9tebt
lid.
agerst b n, 8. Suli. Sobn
gowman, Der Rafiirer Der 6aeerstoun
Commercial gant beging beute Selbfs
morb, inbem er fi9 erf9oB. Die
2ugel ging iiber bas re9te Nuee ins
@ebirn binein unb Der Sslbfm6rosr
tarb eine Stunbe fpdter. ohns bis
epra4e 3urhd 3u gsuinnen.
gs tuirb eefa9t, baB aIles in Der
gant tn better Oronung iif unb man
weib feline @rtnbe fhr bic Sbat bes
60idbrigen Wannes. gr binterldbt
eine Wittwe unb etnen Sobn.
@tlmour, 8. Suii. Der @elo.
iGrant Der Snbiana Southern 3ail.
uap In Safonbille. 5 Weilen nbrbli9
bon bier, tuurbe beute frhb bon gin-
ILs<L<ss> II L-f -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05

90 Die befe 5 Gent Gigarre In
Der Gtabt, Wu&o's .2on9fellom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-05
3. >. 6. of g. Yitnit.

9aheIte nabm einen erfoIsrei9en gerIauf.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
La CROSSE IN A SWEAT
POPULATION HAS BEEN FALLING
OFF, ACCORDING TO CENSUS.
EXPERTS WILL BE EMPLOYED.

La Crosse, Wis, July s.-La Crosse
is stirred to a White-hot pitch over
what merchants declare will be the
worst blow this city has ever received
from commercial standpoint alleged
incorrect census returns, which threat
en- to reduce the population Of La
Crosse by 5000 or more. Inexperienced
enumerators, lack of supervision of
their work and ans incorrect and inn
practicable method of remuneration are
claimed to be responsible for the fall
ing off in the returns.
It is proposed by the officers Of the
commercial organizations to hire an
expert federal census taker and to put
under him as many men as will be re-
quired, paying about $40 a day to in
sure the hiring Of capable men.
La Crosse is fighting to establish an
undisputable claim to the title Of sec
ond city in Wisconsin, and her mer-
chants propose to put up a finish fight,
Expert directory compilers who have
been consulted expressed the opinion
that La Crosse is next to Milwaukee
in population and that bona fide pop
ulation Of more than 81, 900 can be
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
FOR BRAKEMAN
TEN EYCK OF TOMAHAWK, WIS.
ONE OF THE FIFTY HEIRS TO
ALLEGED ESTATE OF SIG, 100000.
Special to The Journal,

Special to The Journal
Tomahawk, Wis, July 81. M. Ten
Eyck, a young Tomahawk brakeman,
has received word that he is one Of
fifty heirs of the SIG 100000 estate Of
a greatuncle, late Of the city Of New
York. He says he will have no diff
Guilty in proving his relationship to the
dead man, as he has access to the com
plete family records, which date back
to 1907. -
The mechanical department. of the
Wisconsin Valley division of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul railroad
is now located at Tomahawk. The en-
tire crew arrived yesterday from Bah
cock, the former division point. The
department. is in charge Of Master Me-
chanic J.. M. Addleman. A new time
card will be issued Sunday which will
materially change the freight train
schedules, and it is expected that Tom
ahawk will have several additional
train crews.
August Lehnhoff, state factory in
spectorr, yesterday stopped many boys
in their work in local mills and factor
5 les for violation of the child labor law.
No arrests were made, but. employers
were cautioned to obtain permits from
the county judge.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
The Magnificent State Capitol Building Of Topeka,

Cured by Pe-ru-na After Suffering for
Seven Years.
Mr.. John L. Slusser, PA N. Chandler
street, Topeka. Kan, member Modern
Woodmen of America, and Deputy In
spector Mystic Shrine, Masonic Lodge,
writes:
II have been afflicted neatly seven
years with kidney and bladder trouble
and occasionally gall stones, which
caused me intense suffering and made
it almost impossible for me to attend to
my very-day work.
II spent more than hundred dollars
in doctoring and found that it was only
a waste Of money, but six dollars worth
of Peruna made me a well man.
IT feel it my duty to give due praise
to the medicine which made such blessed
change in my life"
The remedy that cures catarrh must
aim directly at the depressed nerve cen
tiers. This is what Peruna does
| Nearly one-half the people are in
some way affected by catarrh. There.
fore it is almost national curse, and
it is of national import that the people
should know Of Peruna.
Catarrh enters the system through the
nerve centers and affects the mucous
membranes Peruna enables the nerve
centers to repel and expel the catarrh
from the system.
Catarrh is an American disease. Pc
runa is an American remedy
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

on a farm. He went to country school
until he reached the eighth grade,
when he was compelled to leave on ac-
count Of his health. Then he learned
the barber IS trade and manipulated the
keen edge of razor over the boards Of
men many years his senior. until he
hours We're undoing his health-and he
had to quit that. And So for his health
as much as anything else-and a good
many older men get little more than
health out of journalism -year-old
Williams started newspaper, rents an
office, hires people to set his type and
gets out a snIappv, up-to-date paper
insides-h he says that he rather clip
good stuff = from big dailies and re-
print it than to use the patents.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

~ NE Of the most wonderful events
W in the history of medicine is the
multitude Of endorsements which
Peruna is receiving as catarrh cure
from men of national Importance.
A Prominent Judge Heartily Endorses
Pe-ru-na.
4 Hon. Dewitt G. Nelles, Topeka, Kas.,
for eight years District Attorney for the
Northwestern quarter Of Kansas, and at
present Judge Of the District Court in
the Seventeenth Judicial District, writes
the following letter to the Peruna Med
icine Company concerning the famous
catarrh remedy, Peruna:
GAS am particularly liable to catch
cold which at once settles in catarrh and
seriously affects my hearing, I am in
deed pleased with the help I have found
in using Peruna.
"After a severe attack, a bottle never
fails to restore me fully to health, and
I find that by using it occasionally II
keeps me in good condition and prevents
me from catching cold.
1T is fine tonic and I accord it my
hearty endorsement 81
Catarrh is a result Of changeable eli.
mate. Peruna is a result of long anG
careful experim entation.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

Kansas.
Every Trace of Catarrh Removed by
Mr.. Dan Garfield, 2029 Van Buren,
street, Topeka, Kas., member Boiler
Makers Union, writes:
Il have been a sufferer with catarrh
for long time and it finally settled in my
stomach.
II grew thin and pale, was nauseated
at the sight of food, and felt that unless
could obtain relief soon that would
have to go away for my health.
my cousin had used Peruna for a
cold and catarrh Of the head, and had
been cured, SO began using it.
my restoration to health was slow,
but sure, and at the end of seven months
I was once more in good health, without
| a trace of catarrh in my system, thanks
to Peruna."
| Catarrh Is, a systemic disease and
durable only by systemic treatment
| A remedy that cures catarrh must aim
directly at the depressed nerve centers.
This is what Peruna does.
! Peruna Immediately invigorates the
nerve centers which gives vitality to the
mucous membranes. Then the catarrh
| disappears.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, President
of The Hartman Sauitarium, Columbus,
Ohio, and he will give you the benefit Of
his valuable advice gratis. All CORE
spondence strictly confidential.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
BY w. w, Jermane.


North Battleford, sask., July O.
between Calgary and Edmonton, both
of which wanted to be named as the
capital of the new province of Alberta.
For the present Edmonton has won, and
the chances appear to be in favor of
permanent victory: Calgary, how
provincial Legislature meets at Edmon-
ton, the contest will probably. be re-
newed. There is a bit of political his
tory back of the selection of Edmonton
for the provisional capital. When the
liberal government, which has control
Establishment of the new. province, was
thru parliament of the Grand Trunk
Pacific bill, the Calgary country of
southern Alberta went back on it and
returned conservative member. North
Der, and hence it came that, when Sir
l'Wilfrid Laurier got ready to put into
the bill, now pending at Ottawa the
name of the new capital, he selected
Edmonton and not Calgary. Edmon-
ton, while in the geographical center
Of the new province, much as Pierre
South Dakota and North Dakota, re-
spectively, is as far as either of these
American towns from the center of
population This, however, will prob
ably cut little figure in this case, as
jas well. adapted to agriculture as that
which is tributary to Calgary, and in
time will have as great a population.
It is to be noted that when the Ut,
tawa government arranged the several
representative districts Of Alberta tor
It INDUCED in mild gerrymander, and
so it will happen, when the new proyyln,,
cial legislature meets for the hrst
time, there will probably be enough
votes favorable to Edmonton to pre-
vent the people Of Calgary from reallz.
ing their ambition. Poltics on LIE =
side of the line is much the same IL
will thus be seen, as on ours.
"H. B. CO. Unpopular.
It is noteworthy that the Hudson
Bay company is an unpopular corPo'
ration thruout all of western CANADA
Years ago this. historic =, corporatloII
this immense region, but in compare
lively recent years, when. the time. came
TO separate the country into territories
as a preliminary to making new prov
inces out of them, the government as
sumed full CONTROL glvlinG{ the ne e &c pa
land. This one twentieth comprises a
very large proportion Of the agricul
tural area. The Hudson Bay company
is not anxious to sell it's land, and its
lack of enterprise in this direction is
serious handicap in the. work OF set
Element. I asked a prominent western
Canadian official to tell me why the9
Hudson Bay company was SO backward
in such an important matter, and ne
replied: :.
sFThis company is now paying divi
dends which are very much greater thar
dividends paid on similar investments
of British capital, and its responsible
managers are reluctant to push theil
land sales for fear those dividends will
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
THE WORLDS GREATEST
ECCLESIASTICAL PLANT
IoAn d. Rockefeller to Build a
$40, 900, 900 Skyscraber
Church as a Sort Of Memorial
This Great Structure, to Be
Bull IN Cleveland, Wizl
Mount High IN the Air, to Pro
eide Accommodations for
Many Branches Of Dcclesias-
tic0Z Work.

John D. Rockefeller is planning to
erect the greatest ecclesiastical plant
the world has ever seen.
He is arranging to build in Cleveland,
Ohio, the biggest church in the world.
Announcement of his intention has Just
beeen made by the Rev. DR.. Charles A..
Eaton, pastor of the Euclid Avenue
Rockefeller began his career and where
he first engaged in church work.
1t is said that Mr.. Rockefeller will
donate $10,000,000 toward carrying out
his plans, including the erection of the
building and the endowment OF the
work.
If skyscraper office building is nee
essary to twentieth century progress,
asks Mr.. Rockefeller, why not sky
scraper church?
AS modern enterprise in the material
world often requires enormous plants
for natural development, why should not
theology, in keeping pace with the prog
ress and demands Of the times, be ex-
tensively housed, alsog
Present plans contemplate an I'M
mense structure, every foot of the floor
space to be used for church purposes.
Rockefeller's Monument.
Mr.. Rockefeller intends this new 81
ant OF churches to be his greatest an0
most lasting monument. The Euclid
Avenue Baptist congregation of Cleve
land is the first with which the oil king
connected himself. Having been super
intendent Of the Sunday school fol
many years and deeply interested il
everything that pertained to the wei
fare of the church and denomination
Mr.. Rockefeller never forgot his first
ecclesiastical home.
Sentiment has bound him to it more
strongly than to any Of the more mag
nifcent churches with which he has
since been allied.
| When built, the present structure wa
located upon the best part, Of Euclid av
erue, at that time, as now, among tn
most beautiful residence streets Of tn
world.
The spread of commercialism gradu
ally encroached upon these precincts
| The district now partakes more of
business than Of a residential nature
The church has become a downtown in
stitution, but it is large and prosperou
STILL and many of the best and wealth
lest families of Cleveland are connecte
with it.
The Rev. DR.. Eaton enjoys the conf
dence Of the oil magnate, and the ambi
tious plans for the church have bee
largely worked out by him. The pasto
was engaged in work in Toronto, Car
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08

ada, when he attracted Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter s attention. In selecting him for the
work at Cleveland, it seems that the oil
kings keen Judgment of men did not
err.
Work in Downtown Districts.
ssThe new church, said the Rev. DIR.
Eaton, the other day, eswill be the big.
the biggest in America, and possibly the
biggest in the world.
Our work, y continued the pastor,
twill be that which many other
churches have abandoned. They have
moved out from business centers as the
have remained family churches.
HOurs will be a church for the indi-
vidual. It will take the place of the
home that, perchance, lies far away.
Why skyscraper Is Needed.
"Why is skyscraper necessaryq Well
in the first place.. downtown land costs
too much to permit our building an old
style church that would be big enough
to accommodate our work.
Instead of having magnificent
dome that is full Of emptiness, we can
| have space to be used proftably. A
big church advertises itself. It thus
automatically, takes care of the work
which it accomplishes.
| Dining rooms, CLUB rooms, entertain
ment rooms are what we want-a place
good and attractive enough todraw any
one who wishes a real home to which
to go.''
It Will Seat 1880.
Fifteen hundred people can be seated
in the auditorium of the present church
The new auditorium will seat at least
$500:
The Rev. DR.. Eaton, to whom Mr.
/ Rockefeller has intrusted the working
out Of plans for the big church, is re
markable in more respects than one. HI
is a forceful speaker, an orator of un
usual eloquence, a leader and admins
! traitor of surprising ability.