The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13
No LOCALIZED SALOON
TEN YEARS FROM TO-DAY
Prediction of Evangelist After
Most Scathing Arrangement of
Gin Mill Sunday Night
FRUITFUL LIVES
FOR CHRISTIANS
Culture Without Gods Spirituality
Declared by DR.. Bulgin to Be
Absolutely Necessary-God's
Sovereignty Recognized

They are all good and each sue
.Cceding one becomes better was tho
expression used by Il man of business
who had heard every sermon or adj
dress of the Rev. DR., Bulgin. given in
the Tabernacle, at the conclusion OF
the talk Monday evening He was
nightly impressed with the great
truths that the evangelist has been
giving to his hearers from the Word
of God, That the people are impressed
generally and come not through curl
osity but because of "A profound be-
lief in what DR.. Bulgin is giving them
is sustained by the fact that at no
time, except on the night of the storm.
has the crowd been less than on the
first night and on nights when every
body can come out the Tabernacle lis
crowded to its limit. Close attention
to the speakers words is had through
out ana the quiet that reigns is only
broken 10y a CRYING baby and Or Bul-
gin says God bless them: by the
laughter and applause following some
happy hit
MONDAY Meeting
As the result of the eVanselistic
meetings. MONDAY lunches have been
started at the Y. Al G. A. Every man
who desires to come aud partake Of
a Decent dinner may do SO, dressed
ms he may be- from his work. and
listen to the addresses that viii be
provided by the program committee
from day to day. Five minute talks
on amy subject that may be uppcrmost
In the minds of those speaking VIII
be in order More than 80 persons
sat dawn Monday noon to a sumptu-
Gus repast supplied by the Women's
Relief corps, II. NJ Gilbert was
chairman and he spoke of the good
the meetings were doing North Yak
ina and said he hoped that all who
could do so might come out ana talk
or listen to those who might care t.
speak of the citN's needs. Dr Board
man, Secretary McMorran, Dr. Sol
leck and Or Roberts spoke Monday.
Rev Alfred Lockwood will be toast
master on Tuesday, when it is expect
ed to have at least 100 plates laid
and paid for
Children 60 Forward
Thee We're two large audiences in
the Tabernacle Sunday. In the after
noon the children from most of the
sunday schools OF the city marched
into the large building, carrying flags
ana singing Or. Bulgiu gave them
a talk that won many Of them to
stand for Jesus Christ. several hun
dred Of the boys and girls coming to
the front at his invitation. Those who
attended this meeting We're much im-
pressed with the spirit and result
Standing room was at a premium
and many were unable to get into
the building Sunday night, when the
evangelist delivered his address on the
temperance question. which was 1T
once n logical and mastery handling
Of the question that carried the vast
audience with the speaker through
out.
Against Saloon
The saloon was on trial, with Or
Bulgin as the prosecuting attorney aud
the people in the audience as Judge
and Jurors. The case was handled
, by lawyer who understood the law
and who showed that the saloon WAS
not legalized institution ana that 1t
had no standing whatever in the law.
It was something that amy city gov
, eminent could do away with and no
question might he asked. The jury
returned verdict against the licensed
evil aud promised to do away with it
at the next election.
Dramatic CLIMAX
DR. Bulgn reached climax i'm this
address when, after making chair
impersonate three useful industries. ho
gave to the stick of wood the per-
. soulf cation of the gin mill and qucs-
D i s.