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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
BIG LOSSES
I'm ILLINOIS

CHICAGO. Nov a--Chicagu yea
torday saw complete landslide
carrying into office every demo.
cratic candidate IA Cook county
and making a gain II three demo
cratic congressman.
As a state. Illinois Ealned foar
democratic couErvasmnn. the re-
publlcans being defeated in the
sixth. Seventh and 18th districts
In the Ninth district GanaberEen.
nominated over Congressman nou
ielle. WAS defeated
Republican Congressman Mad
den. Mann. Wilson and Fuss had
The fights Of their mvea The de-
feated republican conrreasmun are
Monkey. Luudlt aud Graft Every
democratic incumbent was re-
elected.
Ia the 10th district Foan and Pin
negan are fighting IL out. wish tho
result IN doubt The democrats arr
assured Of 20 members IN the ucxt
house. against she republicans ~.
One J Cannon. congressman
from the Sixth. waH ro elected
though his majority 81 two years
aso was cut down by 1000 Mr.
Cannon u Htaudpatter.
Less Than onchaN % the men
who were In the legislature dufins
the last session have been return
cd However. Lee ONeill Brown
minority leader. twice tried foi
bribery IN connection with Lori
mer-a election. won nni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
CALIFORNIA
REPUBLICAN

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. o.
Julius Kahn probably has been
elected congressman b. about 1000
votes. considerably Iess than he re-.
celyed two years ago
Hiram Johnson. progressive re-.
publican wili carry California for
governor by plurality OF 10000
according % latest reports Nc.
I.aughlin. the standpat congress.
man. ls having a bitter fight IN his
district Kent insurgeut candidate
for congress. Is also having his
hands full. and the winning 10
either case will be BY a close mar.
gin
Johnson. who won his nomination
after a bitter fight. was opposed By
standpattcrs IN his own party and
an the strength Of the s. r. rail.
road machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
MAN SUICIDE
IN BOX CAR

Ills health ravnRcd by tubereulo-
sla. an unidentified man crawlcd
into Great Northern box car No.
to00t and blew out his brains be.
fore Tho train arrived AZ The inter.
has yards last night
The bOdy was discovered shortly
after % o'clock b. yard employees.
That The man committed suicide
rs the opinion Of Deputy Coroner
BOrthwick ~ an effort 20 conceal
his identity the man had removed
every article from his clothing ox.
copt switch key No 1873 In use on a
Milwaukee railroad
An empty whisky bottle and a re-
volycr with one empty chamber was
found az his side The body will be
held az Buttorwofth a sons morRue
pending Identification
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

n you sore broke. out Of job
aud owed $40 alimony would you
hold ~ yuur two best friends at the
point % a gun three hours after
playing pool and drinking a bottle
~ benr with themf
That's shat Harry Newkifk. a
young uwltchman. did last night
Now he's in JAN. facing charge
~ srand larceny " Smith and
john Anderson. Nowklrka FRIENDS
haven't recovered from the she's
yet
Last niEbt the trio played pool
aud then repaired 10 Anderson :
room on The third floor ~ the C'iai.
borne hotel. 7fs Madison w. After
drinking bottle Of beer. Newkifk
remarked that IL wna rather risky
20 leave The window open Ander
sou replied that he had no fear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

~Du you keep much money IN
the room7' inquired Newkirk. care.
ioaalF
-Oh. I've got about 500 nov
answered Anderson AZ n o'clock
Sow kirk iefl for his owu room ON
the FIRST floor At o'clock this
raoFniue Anderson snd Smith we're
aroused BY slight Noise They
awakened TO find masked burglar
la The room
Anderson arose 20 Frapple with
him bat the burglar whipped out q
revolver and stood him of and
riflsd hia trousers. taking 500
Threatening 10 KIN his victims II
they made sound for five minutes.
the burglar backed out ~ the door.
For rs minutes Anderson and
Smith pounded on their door. which
had been locked on the outside By
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
Needing Money Desperately, Man Visits Friends
Then Returns in Night and Robs Them of $lOO

the burglar before aroualug the
landlord Police headquarters was
Immediately notified
When Patrulmnn Papke arrived
Anderson said.
Recognized His Voice.
fuuu find your man on the
first floor. We recognized his
voice It's NewkiFk."
Ncwkirk was routed out ~ bed
and taken 20 Jail Later Patrol.
man Holm found every penny Of
Andersou'n cash hidden IN New
kirka stove. To Captain OF Detect
ives remnant, NcwkiFk made a
clean breast Of the affair. with
tears streaming down his cheeks
be said be was broke and deapef
ate. Newkirk's wife was n Kirk.
land girl who divorced him nine
months ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
EA0cRATs In
| SPOKANE TOO

yAANE Nov. . -Incomptote
Indicate that Judge sfanlov
-, republican. Is vlct0rlons
~. .'siiof court Judge. leading
democrat
! ~, ( Stone democrat will
slsd sheriff by a good ma
.,.' sslls John Wiley demoo i,''I
3 ''i 81, pagh for prosecutor or ''
b. y. solsite republican. has a
-a over Merritt. democrat !
l ss,. Of yesterdays election
s..shs Vas the election ~ ~ ,, .'''.
y y. sho had been endorscd
s,- ~oof Unions IN the INV a5d
~ N. 2 he outside disirlcta
~ 'ae'pal county offices
~ nm 9osaa suffrage amend
VA ' .,.' majority The re.
| ~ court received a. a r,sie sl !.
aoa.oarilssn nominee '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
RESCUE
MINERS

TRINIDAD. Colo. Nov. 9--Nino
coal miners cntombcd IN the Vic.
tor. American Fuel company'R mine
az DelaKua. near the scene Of the
recent Starkyille disaster, were
rescued alive today
over 20 men are still entombcd.
and their fate Ia unknown Res.
cuers are working franiically 90
reach the inner tunnels OF the
mine The men were shut off
from the exits by an explosion yes
terday afternoon.
The rescued were all In good
physical condition. having suffered
no hardshlps beyond hunger
Mine officials assert that only
100 men were In the mine at the
time OF the explosion, the other
workmen usually employed being
&C the polls
Five more miners were taken
from the Victor.Amerlcan Fuel com.
pany's mine shortly before noon to.
day. making "a rescued alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

|rssafNsTuN. Nov. a-Not
1 ~ the democrats control the
neues bat they wlli have a
~nssial working majority &C
II 10 Congressman Louden'
Il vice chairman u the repub.
q nngrs sioual committee he
,kas iAey would Organize the
: ara elect their own speaker.
NAe Champ Clark
~ xil be no less than s5 new
- both democratic and wpan'
y the Sind coagrssS
erwlcnouz among CO.. men de-
H. IS ". " cpcks from Roose.
r. district n an 81 Greater
~ ysrs. oriy ens republican con.
rss vas elected Calder from
EnA
r Yrsons ard WIN s
fa sw nomluati0n for gov
ew b a. spghlicaus Was pre-
nsf y al Roosevelt. fell By
u
zan Vice President sher
H. is, political associate. was
tAza ; the z7th district BY
.s 4 faicoft. Sioaf F'assetl
'n ) lsxander we're defeated
b. nll ID Hamilton Fishs dis
n hatitul
szt1 Z Payne. cn-authur uf IN
b. M had hts plurality materi
4 ggd. buI won put.
n Anocrafs gain two con
nnzn d Maryland. AZ least tw'
Ghasetta. one Ia Virginia
! j xoFfh Carolina. and in Obi
u ~ entire delegation excep
BIS LonEworth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
DRYS WIN OUT

Everett and Bellngham have
Joined the dry" column. Prac-
tically an Of snohomish and What.
com counties have turned upon the
"wets." The little border town of
Sumas is now the only place in
Whatcom county where saloons
may flourish
Wenatchee. for the second time,
voted dry In all, IL was a notable
victory for the cause OF the local
optionists yesterday. Mount Yer
non, Hamilton and Lyman. In
Skagit county, have also gone dry.
The rest of Skagit county. however.
voted wet Edmonds, in Snohom.
ish. went dry. but Arlington and
Granite Falls are still wet
In the eastern part of the state
the same results were shown wher.
ever the liquor question was at is
sue palouse. Davenport. Prosser.
and Deer Park are In the dry
list. The vets captured Newport.
which dad voted dry year ago.
North Yakima again voted wet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
FOSTER BEATS SMITH OUT BY NARROW MARGIN
EMoCRATS CARRY Big STATES.
Will CONTROL next CONGRESS

c;ne democratic victories IN yesterdays election will
~ marked degree the complexion OF both houses OF
- The lower house viii be dominated by democrats.
IN have safe majority OF over 20 Champ Clark, OF
~ or many years the minority leader in the house will
~ be elected speaker Go succeed Joseph G. Cannon
- ne first time in this country socialist elected TO
- Victor Berger defeating Cochems, republican ia the
81 Wisconsin district
~ senate the democrats claim gain Of eight seats
~ legislatures have probably been elected in Indiana
\ Missouri Nebraska New Jersey, New York Ohio and
Virginia These states have republican senators, but
Ratio victories the retirement OF Dcpcw in New
Ean in New Jersey and probably Bcveridge in Indiana
ne a. sweeping victories claimed by the democrats
~y state elections The governors OF New York Ohio
rssy Massachusetts, Connecticut, Wyoming and prob
n 1,h6oma and Oregon viii be democrats Only Penn
E.a Wisconsin. Michigan New Hampshire Rhode Island
lgsnesota have been able 10 withstand the democratic
1kae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
WILL REVISE
TAR|FF--CLARK

ROWLING GREEN. Mo. Nov o.
In an Interview today Champ
Clark declared.
7 shall be a candidate for the
apoakcrship In the next congress.
and ! expect 60 be elected. The
democratic landslide comes. IA l
predicted months ago The people
are sick and tired OF the present
administration
Asked II "A democratic congress
viii attempt Immediately "a reduce
the tariff schedules. Clarke de.
clafud.
why, certainly. That is
why the people have elected a
democratic house. My views
on the tariff already well
known. Will be asserted as
speaker % thc house"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

That gamblers had 70 pay as high
az 90 per cent Of their winnings for
police protection is part Of the infor-
nation given TO the council investl-
eating committee.
Forty per cent seems 10 have
been the regularly accepted "cut"
for protection from police inter
ference, but il is evident that money
vas collected for other protection,
and furthermore that Il was never
paid 10 and was never Intended for
the people for whom u was COL
lected.
For instance, one Babcock was
DESTROYS OF opening gambling
house over the Olympus cafe. Bah
cock was given the tip that Crook
ed Finger Tom Ryan WAS the prop.
or man 10 see about this privilege.
and he and Ryan discussed the
matter
Wanted 30 Per Cent.
Babcock had foolish idea about
running a square game" whore an
occasional man might win a dollar.
Ryan told him he would have "
dlg up so per cent Of his winnings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

This sum looked pretty steep to
Bnbcock. but he decided he would
gu into Il and he fitted mp his
Enmbling rooms
Raised 10 90 Per Cent.
When everything was ready TO
open play. another "fixer" came TO
see Babcock This flxcr announced
that the cut would have 10 be 80
per cent Babcock went into the
air lie thought he was being rob.
bed when he had TO pay so per cent
for protection. but 80 per cent he
considered an outrage.
The fixer told him that there
were q lot Of people TO be fixed.
Aside from the protection from po-
lice Interference. the fixer intlmat.
cd the newspapers had TO be taken
care OF. and several persons about
the city also had 20 have their bit
Grafters' Clever Scheme.
This testimony brought TO light
the clever scheme of the graftors.
They exacted exorbltant cuts
from the gamblers. claiming that
- H.. o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
ARREST BAND OF
JAP ASSASSihS
Cny rnited Pres.

TOXIC. Nov. 9.-The greatest ex.
element was aroused in Japan to
day by the announcement that the
trial Of Is alleged anarchists. ar
rested three weeks ago for sup
posed plot 90 take the life OF the
mlkado. would shortly be begun
Among the suspected anarchists rs
woman. suga Kanno. who will
be tried along with the others
She is said 10 be the mistress OF
Genliro Kutoku. leader OF the band
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. 8. - with
ths republican party torn By fac.
tions IN Tafts home state. Gov
Harmon had no trouble repeating
his victory of two years ago His
plurality may pass 20 900. tie car.
ried hla whole ticket through With
him
Harding, Harmou'a opponent. was
nominated when Cox and FORAKER
threw their strength TO him The
election was bitter Roosevelt
stumped the state for Harding.
while Taft threw the weight Of hls
administration IN bis favor.
The result puts Harmon ln the
running for president In 1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
Sheep Company
Sues Dealers

Three separate suits. each for
s25 600 was brought by the Yakima
sheep Go. against Augustine A.
Kyer. Caretcus Packing Co, and
James Henry for an alleged in'
fFinRement Of itH trademark Each
Of the complaints says that those
behind the company spent years
IN study aud experimenting IN
order to bring their flocks Of sheep
on the Yakima river to the highest
degree ~ perfection"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

MILWAUKEE,. wis. Nov. so
ciallsta are celebrating today the
election OF their first congressman,
Victor Berger. who defeated
Cochems. old football player and
coach for the University OF Wiscon-
sin.
Berger has been the leader OF the
Wisconsin socialists for years. and
was twice elected 10 the state leg.
islature lie engineered the party
campaign ln this city last spring
that swept Emil seidci into office
az mayor with a full socialist mum
icipal ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
WILSON WINS IN
NEW JERSEY

Trenton, NJ. J.--Early reports In
dictate the election Of Woodrow VII
son dem. governor Of New Jersey
by about $4,000 He has carried
many normally strong republican
districts in South New Jersey. run
ming far ahead Of his ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
WINS

by a vote OF TO I the voters OF
Seattle favored the adoption of an
amendment TO the state constitu-
tion giving women the right TO vote.
The early returns show a strong
vote for the amendment All day
long yesterday women stood la the
rain at every precinct poll and can.
vassed conscicutiously. From Ia
coma. Spokane and other large
cities. similar victories are report
ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

~ YORK. Nov. e.-Prsctically
sss rsturns today give the
asis I majority Of % In the
.ssrs, iasuring a democratic
'''ar 70 Senator Dspew.
: asmserstS gained 70 con
Ansn IN tire state.
~ :. DIX, democratic eandL
" governor. was elected BY
4 Falliy Of s2.4s7. according 70
q 'sarss today. The plural.
ins entire democratic ticket
ne winning candidate. had
pcft Of Tammany Hail and
Roosevelt. who backed
- republican. was unable 20
zen Oyster Bay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
FOR CONGRESS

Humphrey from the first district,
Warburton IN the second. and la.
Toilette in the third. all republi-
cans, are Washingtou's congression-
al lineup in the 62nd congress. The
two latter are insurgents
Humphrey went through with the
strong party vote. winning even in
Blacks own county Warhurton in
Tacoma is leading Langhorne by a
safe majority, and LaFollette Is out
OF danger at Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
MADE WOMAN HAPPY.

= One Of the happiest women .
= in Seattle today is Mrs. Kath. ,
= crime Stirtan. who has been /
= closely identified with suf. ,
= frage work IN this city. !
= MY first thought when | I
= woke up this morning., she I
= said, was TO thank God that I
= ! was an American citizen at ,
Z last ! shall never fail to ex- I
= ercise the privilege OF cast. !
= ing my ballot With deepest I
= gratitude ] express my appre- !
= citation OF The Stars invai. 1
y liable help in winning our I
= great victory" !
Il u L Il II hnA - = = /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

..saiN6ToN. New. s.-Aeeord'
1 ( s,srrs available to-day, the
.s.,ns ~ill suffer a less 81 -
Z. ! 10 lover house o. the next
Z. .r.,ens heuse has AZ Fepah-
- "a ~ democrats. The
Il ,.narsss. according 10 to-day 8
- III Be made % as fellows;
kr~-,s, an. republicans NS.
kar !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 8 The re-
publlcana have a safe margin here,
though the majority on the gov.
ernor8hlp is considerably reduced
from that Of two years ago. Sena.
tor LaF0llette's reelection Is as
sured Eight republicans, one dem
ocrat and one socialist we're elect
Cd 90 congress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
HossoN WINS OUT.

Montgomery. Ala.--G. W. Taylor.
s p Dent Dr.. Henry d Clayton. r.
p. H0bson. VIM. Richardson and
Oscar W. Underwood. dems. have
been elected 10 congress without 0p-
position On Alabama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
STORM

A big storm is headed up the
coast from the southeast. accord
ing TO official bulletins sent out by
the Portland weather bureau this
morning The weather man an.
nounces that the winds will shift
TO the southwest this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
Changed Cars;
Wants $l2,SOO

Mrs Louise CRANES this morning
began suit against the Seattle. Rem
ton q Southern Railway Co. for
$l2,SO0 damages She alleges that
she was required to change cars on
January T. 1909. at Washington and
Maynard SITS, and that the steps of
the last car were so muddy that She
fell aud injured her head and frac-
tured two ribs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
Win three precincts yet to hear
from, Foster (Rep.) has a lead Of so
votes over Smith (Dem.)

With ten precincts 20 hear from
az noon today, Joe Smith and n. E..
Foster were tied In the 47th iegis-
latlve district. There are 81 pre-
cinets In the district, including all
OF the Third ward and a part Of
the Seventh. Smith IL a republican
running on the democratic ticket
against Foster, the regular repub.
lioan nominee.
The vote In ~ Of the 81 pre-
einets gave Smith 1850. and Eos
ter $50. The final result will not
be known until late this afternoon.
The following arc the returns re-
eeived so far.
Third Mad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
DEMOCRAT CARRIES
OLD CONNECTICUT

NEW HAVEN.--aimeon r. Bald.
win. democrat. reversed a normal
republican plurality Of 10000 and
won the guberuntorial election from
Charles A. Goodwin by about $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE
SWEEPS HUMPHREY AND ALL
THE REST INTO OFFICE HERE

Incomplete up today
xarou republicans in King county have been elected
following figures the democrats
CONGRESS Humphrey beats Black by about 9
SUPREME coURT-Repubhcan candidates elected BY to
SUPERIOR couRT-Ronaid and Main elected . to !.
STATE sENATEThirty dsrct-Iaandon
4 20 B Thlrtynn disdct-coilns elected
LOWER HoUsEF Forty dsrot-Wray and zednick Lead
labor capddates Fortvfotb asct Kenrafy Ctent
win Foryrfh distictsmth easily Forty
COUNTY OFFICES
Superintendent Of sehaols-Burrows wins. 10 2
Prosecuting Attorney Murphy defeated Homer to /.
CommlHsioner-First district
and Utter to Second Characterization defeated Rasmus
sen over 10 /.
The canal bonds according to incomplete carried
SUFFRAGE.
Woman sunrage carried In King TO carried the
CITY
The city haIi beyond doubt and the
requisite number OF
All election indications that the republicans carried
King county from the Tacoma republican supreme
court candidates down wrcckmascr.
Cottcrl gave landon comparatively hot for tho
state senate the Thrysecond district the republican
candidate won out easily In the Foryseventh Foster the
republican and Joe Smith, the candidate
running neck and neck The fight made Frank os in
the Fortyith did affect him as was expected
The county commissioner fight a mite easier for the
republican candidates than politicians generally expected.
Schram made good against Mckenzie in the First dis
ct was never serious contender against Hamilton Utters
tight against Mckenzie not effective.
Miss OMeara ahead OF her ticket in race against
Burrows for school superintendent but the republican has
long lead over her
Murphy probably beat Homer two to one.
The of the republican county ticket went in with the
usual majority 1t is estimated that Hodge defeated Nelson
four to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
VOTE is ONLY so PER CENT

\ owing to the rainy weather
\ yesterday, the vote was little
4 more than so per cent OF the
4 registration In King county
\ Indications are that the total
cast will probably be within
4 10000 votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

Concord, N. H.-Returns from
one-half the election districts OF the
state indicate plurality for Bass.
republican candidate for governor.
OF $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
; ttS&t tttS \ = = \
; SOCIALIST MAYOR m MIN. =
|. NEApOIts7 4

= MINNEAPOLIS, Nov o. \
. Thomas Van Lear. socialist =
= candidate for mayor, claims \
= the election by % votes. At =
an early hour this morning =
= the three candidates we're =
= within so votes Of each other 4
ttttt tktkt 4 \
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.tt+tttttt+t+++

= NEW YORK. Nov Q Harry =
4 T. Stlmaon has sent the follow. =
= Ing telegram 20 John A Dix .
= The present returns indi. =
a cate your election. ! congrat. =
= ulato and send you my good 4
= wishes for the success Of your 4
= administration" =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
EXCITING CONTEST
IN 47TH DISTRICT

Figures Compiled by The Star at Noon Give Each of the
Legislative Candidates 500 Votes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
GAMBLERS DUPED
BY GRAFT GANG

They Were Held Up for Exorbtant Sums Believing That
Graers Were Fixing Newspapers to Prevent Exposure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
yhe Stars Carrier Army

an, whole city ard the suburbs
tsssr veu live you may have The Star
wass.s ,e your Door for CSC per month.
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Continued on Page SKI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

The Star, Main $780, or Ind. az, n your pa.
per rails 20 reach your home regularly every
night. You are entitled to good service.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-17
Be RECONC|LEO TO
THE SAVIOUR
Or, Blair breaches Impressive
Sermon on the Living Christ;
Anxious TO Save All Men,

4 scholarly and impressive sermon
on "Reconciliation.f was preached by
DR. Samuel Blair at The Congregation
al church last night. Dr.. Blair took
for his text Hebrews az. Wherefore
also lie is able to save TO the utter
them that draw near unto God.
through Him, seeing lie ever liveth to
make intercession for them. A hrief
outline OF the sermon follows; Not
n dead Christ but a living, we hold mp
to you today. lie is able TO do what
He promises because He lives. He has
an power. He is able. because His di-
viniiy and humanity blended make
Tim a perfect saviour. In Jesus
Christ divinity is not lowered, but hui
manity is raised up TO God. on the
cross of Calvary Ne extends His right
hand 60 the Father and His LEFT hand
to men and says, BE we ~rcconciled TO
Gntt.f"
At the conclusion OF the service.
rs which is the fourth Of the union re-
viyal meetings which are being held
at the Congregational church MI this
week. n person rose for prayer.
making nine persons who have risen
Tor prayer thus far. The afternoon
service TODAY win be at S:i5 and the
evening service at f-4s.