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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
WILL AID EXHIBIT AT A.Y..P
AND MAKE CITY CENTER
FOR AgRoNAuTlcs.

A. evidence Of the interest which
leading Seattle citizens are taking
Ia aoronautlea. Tho recently organ.
lied Seattle Aero club has under
consideration the construction Of an
aefoplHno, 10 be built along the
limos Of the Wright machine and
othofR which have been demonatrat
cd az successes William Pitt Trim.
Bile, president " the club. said this
morning
~ IL true that we are consider
Ing the erection Of an merUplRne.
and we have also considered the
construction Of a dlhEiblo balloon
AZ present Our plans are somewhat
Immature. as We Hfe deyotinR our
efforts chiefly 10 building up the
club membership We have go
members We want the list to mum
her 100. or sven 900
The entire world Nv Interested In
aefonauiica Just now. and the aerial
display al the exposition this year
promises 10 be great feature u
IL up to the Aero club TO make
II so
"rhe aeroplane We are contem.
plating will be built along the lines
Of those that have been demonRtrat.
ed successful. ~ we do not want
90 fail a. the beginning Several
local inventors have come 10 as
with requests for assistance, but we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
WHEN YOUR BACK !

A had back turns every twenty
four hours Into one dun round of
pain and misery you are lame IA
the mornlns. nsRgcd an day by a
dml threbblng backsche. can't rest
To the evening or sleep well at
night 1t hurts 60 bend over.
atraiEhtsn up get up from chair.
or hft even a light weight ANY
sudden twist turn or awkward
movement sends "a tearing tWiugC
81 pain through the weak spot
raCkacho is really kidney ache.
Tho NdueyE are ia The small " the
back. aud amy pain There o. enough
cause Co suspect your Kidneys n
the urine ia dlsCnlpred, contains
sandy sediment or passes Too free
quently. then y0u have double proof
Keep the Kidneys well and the
Kidneys viii keep you we'll Well
kldncys filter the blood ana ketp
ID pure Diseased Kidneys only
partly purify the blood Neglect
weak Kidneys and You invite uric
acid poisoning gravel, stone Ia the
Kidney rhoumatiqm. heart trouble.
diabetes. BriRhts disease. aud
long Net of other serious disorders
now recognized as having their
cause in kidney weakness
AZ the first sign IF backachc or
urinary disorders, givc The Kidneys
quick help not with plasters llni-
mcnts. nor amy other outside nppll-
cations bat with special Kidney
medicine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
FAIRBANKS TO HAVE
MARATHON RACE

fAINuANkS, Dan 2--nS q. p
That Fairbanks shnaia have = kfer-
athon race Of her own % Try out
candidates who may compete IN the
bis athletic meet ia Seattle newt
summer. IL The suggestion that has
been made by loeal aporiamsn.
Since the receipt and publication
70 a laitef written by Josiah Collins
director % the department 81 sports
for the A-Y.-P. exposition. who
wrote 90 leroy Tcrisr - this city
asking him 60 aKiiate the psoposi.
tion % sendlng representative from
Alaska. tbs question has been widely
discussed
The idea met With instant re-
spouse The splendid opportunity
Tor a magnificent sporting event b..
came az once apparent old muah.
erH who have gone che distance got
togsiher and taid ~ tho wpudssfui
Ions distance rims they had made.
and could make again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
MAN CHASE
NOW ON

LOS ANGELES. Jan. e. ny 4. r.
Daniel Macso. son % the famous
revolutionary loader. General An
tonia Maceo, who was killed ia
cuba's ten years ~ war with spain
- today a fugitive from the offlce
ot president of the island republic
-Four members ~ "a funtn. with head
quarters az Washington, = e.. are
here today seeking Macen. who %
bat ~ years ~ age but he ciuded
them by leaving bia iadgiuEs = few
hours IN advance o. their arrival
Yesterday
No reason IL assigned Tor che
strange night af youns Mace0 who
haa been pursued throughout
Europe, Siberia and india The
members ~ tie iuata declare mat
b. il the one man who. az the head
LOT the liberal party. can b. elected
president and that he must be-
found.
England. Germany, France and
several other European powers are
said % be solieltous also thnt Maceo
should be found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

she could come to the road that
would lead toward her home. where
upon you turned on her and asked
her Il She did not think she had
followed you long enough, and OF.
dercd her 60 take side road, which
would have led her away from
home.
she refused 10 do this. and
promptly told you she would take
the other road. which led 10 her
home. aud did 90.
Did you expect my little daugh.
ter 20 dismount on meeting your
As Tor my little girl she shall take
her little rides aa usual. aud n abe
should be 80 unfortunate as % meet
yeu REain | feel confident that THIS
communication from me Will be sui.
fieicnt 90 assure her safety here
after.
CARLETON n HAZARD"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
PRESIDENT is REBUKED BY
YOUNG GIRLS father

WASHINGTON. jan. sny L. p.
While he refused today 10 dis.
eass the Incidents leading 10 his
addressing rehuke to President
Roosevelt, Carleton n. Hazard. a
wealthy VirGinlaa, Is known 20
have addressed the president re-.
sarding an alleged action OF the
president IL aecoating his daughter
en- = road near Rock Creek park.
The letter reads:
"Slr--My little daughter Martha.
IL years old. came home about two
weeks ago from a horseback ride.
crying. and stated that she had
been accosted while riding IN Rock
Greek park.
SHE Informs mo that she unex.
rectedly came upon your party and
enard. and not wishing to pass. she
simply rode slowly back % you until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
BURGLAR WANTED
I'm BELLlhGHAM

Frank iAwtons who was arrested
hire two days before Christmas
with loof from the CIT shop. on
Spring 81, between Second ana
Third avs, was yesterday Identified
a. Alexander Golden. wanted In
Belilngham FOR five alleged burglar
les. Detective Nuwent % neliink
ham was Ia Seattle yesterday and
maac the Identification C9bdoa
who h a s0n % T. q Cobdsn %
Grovedale. Cal. admits that he -
ihs man wanted IN Bcillgham He
Is but IS wears old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
SEATTLE AERO CLUB MAY
CONSTRUCT AN AEROPLANE

are not IN a position 10 aid them
az present
"Tho club proposes 10 keep on a
strictly amateur basis What we
want 10 do IL 10 make Seattle an
ncrnnauiical center"
Many well.known citizens are TAX.
ing an active interest Ia the word
Of the Aero club. prominent among
them being Robert 0ugRenheim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
FIFTY-ONE YEARS
OF Welded LIFE

FIFTY years Of welded life
were celebrated lHst might by Judge
and Airs orange Jacobs at their
home IN this city, relatives, friends
and nelghbors spending the evening
with them ia honor ~ thr occasion
The conversation was chiefly % pio'
neer days IN oregon and Washing
ton. which Judge Jacobs has set
forth ia his Memoirs. recently ls-
sued by a local publishing house
The Memoirs" recount the expert
ences ~ a long and useful life, 50
years % which were spent 81 oregon
and Washington The book 10 ex-
eeilrntly written, and ls fuli - In
cidents 81 thrilling and humorous
character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
SEATTLE PROOF

W. A Hawkins. 500 Yesier yVav
Seattle, Wash, saya, III gives me-
pleasure az the present time 90 con-
firm the statement gave some
years ago IN favor OF Deans Kid
ney Pills, the relief ! obtained from
their use having been permanent.
When ] first began using them /
WAS suffering from an acute attack
Of kidney trouble and. though / had
used remedy after remedy had
been unable to obtain relief I had
severe pains across the small 81
ny back. and was also annoyed hv
the irregular passages ~ tho kidnay
secretions Dnan's Kidney PMS.
procured from the Kennedy Drug
Co, helped me az once and a con-
tinuea use entirely relieved me.
am an ardent advocate OF phan.s
kidney Pills. ana have recommend
80 them on many occasions. as I
know that thcy DO fnat what il
claimed Tor Them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

DAWSON. Jan. 2-ny u p
John A MoDouaul has been appoint
ed collector of customs Of the port
OF Dawson Mt Mcnoueai takes
the position made vncant by the
resignation OF - b Buaby some
months ago, since which time the
office bias been held successfully by
A - Rose and Jarvis Mcleod, Of
ficiaiing as acting collector The
new appointment went Into effect
yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

Patrick Jolcc. suffering from an
sncurahle disease at the sanitar.
FUN OF the Benedictlne Sisters at
Portland. Ore. has fouEd a brother
through the efforts Of Sister The.
repa. wh0 came here yesterday on
che search. The brother iE Richard
Jolce Of Ballard. who is relieved
and cserloyed TO find that his
brother Patrick IL alive and In good
hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
AERoNAUT MARRIES

KANSAS CITY, Jan. Bg y.
P-After inviting the brides par-
onta 20 little pre-nupiial affair
and surprising them with a mar-
riage. Charles A Coay the aeronaut
and his wife. formerly Miss Carrie
Hume lewis departed Tor Los
Angeles today. whore they VIII take
r. honeymoon journey in balloon.
They were married Sew Years eve.
SO hours IL advance ~ the time get
FOR tho wedding Goey's wedding
aift 20 hia wife was an eleven carat
diamond pendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
SOCIETY WELCOMES
ALICE THAW

piTTSnuRg. Jan lily r. r.
Social piftsburE ~ exsFtlnR itself
to-day Ia welcoming Alice Concis
Tnnw. formerly tire countess ~
Yarmouth. who has returned % the
social world The reception given
Alsce. a. SHE IL lovingly called at
the fittshurE clubs annual New
Years ball promises 90 be vxcrlled
~ the affairs uaw being planned
for her.
A. the bali the young matron was
- affected by the cordial welcome
given her that she broke down and
cried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
Why DID LAW CLOSE ITS
EYES on new YEAR EVE?

that nlghl knows that scenes of a
most disgraeefm character were on.
acted. ! saw a doEcn lighta Men
struck and mauled each other aud
filled the air With curses. Women
were lnsulted on every hand
Drunken mon, aud drunken women.
ten steggered and swore and shout.
cd ana screamed about the streets
And the police stood by and dld
nothing I don't know whether the
mayor or chief Of police was 10.
sponAihle. but whoever Ia 60 blame
should feel a hundred times the
shame that IL felt hy every decent
citizen who was unfortunate enough
to witness the dlsgrpcetul orglo
CITIZEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
CHURCHMEN ARE URGED
TO FIGHT GAMBLING

Al the first annual meeting and
banquet Of the cngreEatiouAi
Brotherhood al the Pilgrim Congrc.
gationai church last evening. the
ehurchmen we're urged in an Ad.
Dress b. Hon. w y wood 20 fight
far civic righteousness. support the
anti gambling warfare. and work
for social purity and greater inter.
est b. the church in the social
problems Of the DAY. Last years
officers Of the organization we're
re-elesfed a. follows President.
Rev. Edward Lincoln Smith. vice
president. l. J Colman. secretary.
J. Y. A. Saith. treasurer. A. J.
Goddard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
PANIC ON A
FERRYBOAT

SAN FnANCIgCO. Jan 2 ny Y.
= The breaking ~ SHAFT On the
faFrvb0nt Housaiif0 early today
threw several hundred passengers
into q panic IN which fatalities wore
avcrted BY the quick action N cape
tain and crew
During The excitement there wAH
n rush ~ the boats ana nfe presefF.
era lu which several women ana
children we're tfampied on. but NOT
seriously hurt. The fright ~ no
paasepFera was Increased BY tkg
fhreshinR Of the huge steel shaft.
which did considerable damage 20
the boat before the engines we're
stopped. Tho gausaliiO signslied no
James N Donohoe. which toWca TIE
heavier craft safely 70 80 slip,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

pr + A. Mcdonald. 10th and
Madison. who has reported by the
police 20 have had an ovsrcoat
stolen New Years eve while he VIE
attending a dance Al Dreamlaud
pavilion. denies fhe report lie
SAYS that be aid not attend the
dance. that he did not ioae bic over
coat and that be never made ans
report to the police. and Is at a
loss TO account Cor such a story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
CITIZEN SAYS POLICE HAD on
nERs TO MAKE VERY
FEW ARREsrs-

Editor star; Who was respon.
sihle for the order 10 The police
en- New Years eve that no arrests
should BE- made for ordinary mis-
dcmeanoraF Officers saw such an
erder was issued. and the freedom
with which law and decency wero
Violated right beneath the eyes on
the guardians Of the public peace
= sufficient proof that the poliee
we're authorised 20 keep their eyes
shut
Everyone who was on the streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
UTAH WILL MAKE
LARGE EXHIBIT

q z. ufeffield. Special commits.
sinner from Utah 70 the AsYsP.
sxpoeision. who Is Ia the city in.
vestigating the conditions concern
ing the making ~ state exhibits.
stated yesterday that he r. certain
that At least a sS6. 600 building will
b. erected hy his state on the fair
grounds. lie states that Governor
Epry Of Utah ~ very favorahly In.
clined toward the fair. and that his
Own report as commissioner viii
recemnend a large Appropriation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
BEzzLER MAY
BE IN THIS CITY

SAN FitANCiSCO, Jan. The
police have been asked today 20
find Charles llalsdell. travelling
man, who In accused Of embezzling
81 900 from the n. A. Fargo com
pany which formerly employed him
Bialhdell ~ said 10 be- IN Seattle
and tho authorities there have been
notified that Bialadell ia wanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
APPROVE BILL FOR
PURCHASING AGENT

Tho committee 'pf the council on
finance. civii service and salaries
after much consideration. viii favor
the btu drawn by w a. Murphy
providing Tor city purchasing
agent. in itn report Go the council
Monday evening According ca the
hin the agent viii he appointed by
the board IT public works. hts
duties being 10 direct the purchase
of supplies for the various city de-
persmenta, His salary IL 20 be $500
per month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
PRIEST DEAD

BT. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2-vliY
q. =. Father John Kronaiadt. who
has been designated az tho most
powerful prizes. In Russia. ~ re-
ported today ~ having died Father
Kf0naindt ~ credited throughout
Russia with having brought BY
might Of prayer. a male heir 10
the throne Of The car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
ACHES

The simplest ana most effective
remedy Cor sick Kidneys Is Deans
Kidney Pills. n there Is Weakness.
congestion Inflammation or Sore
ness. Doan's Kidney pilis quickly
relieve it They gently stimulate.
tone and strengthen sick kidnevs.
drive away backache. rheumatic
pain and dizziness, clear up and
regulate the urine, and restore a
perfect filtering 81 the blood Best
OF nll. thla roller IS nermnnant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
MILTON ron TERMINATE.

PORTLAND. ore. Jan ny u,
u Approximately 81 500 coo IN boz
inE expended hy the Hartman lines
Ia unlarFiuE their terminal yards Ia
Portland The purchases have been
going on FOR several weeks, but have
been 30 carefully guarded that they
only became known today SO Fat
there in NO official announcement,
bat every indication IL that the deal
is authentic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan
Father a r Hortan. founder 81
the city ~ Han Diego. ~ isl from
blood poisoning at the hospital 10.
day. iiia phyaiclanH report that b.
iH doing web today. hus that hts al.
vhuced age "A against hlm Father
Horton D. a1 years uld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

According 90 the requirements ~
she cify charter. the council viii
meet tonight 20 canvass the returns
Of the bond election on Tuesday
TIE fneetinE anpuid come apen The
fret Friday fo8ewing election. but.
a. tnat day fell upon New Years
the meeting has beyn set for to-
nlgAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

J. c. walllnE A Co. the we'll.
known music dealers. Who recently
closed their store on lower Second
ay. have moved their phouoFfaph
department 10 commodloaa quar-
tera az ials Second av The piaun
and sheet music department has
been established on Union. between
Fourth and Fffh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

LOS ANGELES Jan. ny o.. A..
Claiming that he had not reKhined
his form after breaking the redes-
irlan record from San Francisco io
los Angeles. Walter STANLEY, whu
finished second in tho New Year
marathon. today challenged George
q Mllef winuer ~ the race. "a an.
other endurance contest % bu ran
fhrrn weeks hence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

HANFORp. Cal. Jan 2~Hy 4.
T. Unknown robbers blow open q
safe in tha store qf ~ a. barney al
0fanKsv.lis. near here during the
night and ESCAPED with SIC hAplo-
flNes were PLACED on tQp u the re-
nsptaeie and the vault which was
valued al see Waa destroyed a
posse 10 searching for use safe crack b
era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

RICHMOND. Cal. Jan. q Cracks
mon blew open the eafe 90 thn pasi
Bffice hi this piace az ~ o'clock
last night securing soc in oain and
n 10 thought quantity VI stamps
The burglars muffiod the sound of
the explosion with mali bars and %
cnfrst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

WENATCHEE WASH Jan -
school election wlli be hello Monday
e. glEa the voters ~ opportunity "A
voting On . proposition ~ hondlns
tho school district Tor fso eco q
erect a new high school huilfinR a
rev wmga school and purchase aifsa
Tor the fua buiidinEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
Everett and EdmOnds


Three round trIpn daily Iaafc so-
attic et ni. ~ m Hnd D. m.
Sunday leave Honttie at $50 o. m a.
nt and 8 m leave Everett I'D enc a.
ml E.it 81 m and fit u. m Sunday.
leave Everett al aifH g. m. lla g. m.
hnd z no b 100. Single fare tn HuohOms
len 81 0n Round trip lto
Steamer rlfF 81 Everett Calmnu Dock
fhonss sunset tosti iue igpi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

The Unitarian Recreation club
will hold iia nest meeting Monday
might az o'clock IN the assembly
room Of the church. noylston and
olive Progressive whlst Will b.
thn order % The evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

cEBu. Island 81 Csbu. y T.. Jan.
ms n pa major portion ~ TIE
Chinese district 81 this city hea
been wiped out by fire Part - tic
foreign district has also been de-
atroyed The loss is estimated a
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

NEW ORLEANS. Jan g-Three
states yesterday Joined the dry col.
Umn. they being North Carolina.
Mississippi and Alabama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

WAsAfSGTON. jar g. THE
treasury statement today shows re-
eaipfa Afn0akAG and expenditures
g. afe zoo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

BROTHER cHAWLlu

= BROTHER GRANVILLE =
4 TO STAY AT HONG, 4
4 AUGUSTA, Ca, Jan g ny =
4 Y, Pit WAS denied today AT a
a the headquarters OF President 4
= elect Taft that Charles y 4
= TAFT viii be- appointed amhan a
4 sador to Great nfitaln. TO sue 4
= coed Whitelaw Reid The re- 4
4 port has been circulated since a
4 Charles z TAFT brother Of the 4
4 pronidentrloct. withdrew from 4
4 the senatorial contest ia OHIO =
y .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02

NEW HAVEN. Conn Jan &c.
Representative 81 Large George J..
Illlay. under date ~ December &C..
rendered HE resignation aH mem
bor ~ congress 10 Governor WOOD b
ruff the same SO take effect upon
NJ ialleY's Inauguration a. Hogrrs
NOS Ga January q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-02
First Pop Concerts"
TOMORROW AFTERNOON ARD
EVENING
) and 3 20
Dreamland Pavilion
Seventh and Union
Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra
JAMES HAMILTON HOWE
Conductor

clucKEniNo PIANO USED
PROGRAMME
March "rnmp aad clscumstance
Trio rralss Ys from "Ai,ns
ums pamoad Nr Lewis ara Herr
Affesrhgu4
Duet from "a TrnVatHFv' Nefal
Mfe Ifefand mna Mf Lewis
TAI Hfucsssiou % MsisteTtiuEsrs
o. WaithSrs Ffise song from
Msi4tnfaimNern tstsst. wagner
ge) 'rersaaoF. from Carmen
-poa raiais. from Don c.ries
Nine Diamond
ola Highland Melody Turn - e
Me .t+stt.ss.st MIS-. Ireland
9ms. bamond. ~ ieefa ara Her
AfFeNEhuuH
IA MsladY im t. Nut4mHtHEH
as rnifa aeto - yaiss iseiihea
SIN ais dis Nsrht t.ss-s heiin
Mr Lawts
The MIL" tfar NfflnEsf $685. Uiiist
Quartet fef spring Song Fiueufi
ft4 Coed NtEhf
sWeadinR March" m MenaeleHohu
The genuine Chirkeflna 4 sons
planes are solo exclusively bF
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-06
BETTER THAN BLIND PIGS.

On a spur of the Santa Fe tracks,
down near the line between a state and a
territory, at the town of CaIzona, a
population of thousand men had been
assembled by the railroad work, and
the mines in the vicinity. From the be-
ginning the place mad been infested by
a number of volunteer drinking places,
which possessed rather more than the
ordinary degree of vileness and disor-
der. Any man who could get a stock
of liquors opened a saloon. There was
no one to maintain order, and no rev.
enue with which to pay for police con-
troll.
Robberies were of daily occurrence,
and debauchery was rampant.
A San Bernardino man secured a Ii
cense, established a saloon in the place,
paid his license and invoked the au-
thority of his state and county to ban
ish as far as possible the bad features of
the business.
All the blind pigs" were instantly
closed by the strong hand of a mar
shall who didn't know any deviation
from duty. The excessive drinking
ceased. The robberies were a thing of
the past. Order took the place of con-
tinuous riot, and the little town holds
to the doctrine that it has solved its
own particular problem, whatever may
be the case elsewhere.
The people there have high license
and regulation. And they like it better
than the contrary system.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-06
THEY HELD THE TRUE SPIRIT.

Rather an interesting incident oc-
CURED at Catholic church in San
Francisco on a recent occasion. A num-
Der of priests conducted what appears
to have been an open meeting, and it
was attended-among others-by several
Christian Scientists. The priests were
arguing for the various tenets of the
church, and one of the Scientists, in re-
plying-Which seems to have been in
vited- conceded the power of the church
to forgive sins, since that seems to
have been established at the beginning,
and to have been continued as a func-
ton of church power and authority; but
the speaker asked why the power to
heal the sick had been forgotten or
abandoned?
The priest in charge of the meeting
declared miracles still occurred; that
their number was more necessary in the
primitive church, since the need of
proofs was greater; but that miracu-
lous cures were still of frequent occur
renee. Then he told the case of a man
healed of paralysis through the medium
of prayers by and with some Catholic
friends, the patient himself being a nom
Catholic at the time. The story was
impressive. But a more pronounced
impression followed when a stranger
stood up in the full vigor of manhood.
in the body of the house, and declared:
81 am the man."
At the conclusion of the meeting the
Christian Scientists gathered around the
paralytic restored, and questioned him.
They accepted his story, rejoiced that he
had been healed. and gave full credence
to the claims that had been made.
Now, that seems rather a better plan
than TO have quarreled because the man
was not healed in their own way. The
proper spirit surely was that of joy that
pain and weakness had been banished.