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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-02
UNDERGRADUATES"
REV. BILLY SUNDAY.


Copyright 1915 by the Newspaper Enterprise Association
Text: Matt. xxvi:2 8-Then he BaraI,bas
em and when he had scourged Jesus he delivered
him be crucified.
Barabbas with
fetters for he dangerous and would death
to soldier should make his
He captain of
much trouble for he had long resisted and dced its
authority.
guilty of both murder and and
death been him. In the dark sol
dungeon compelled
of those closing when in "a hours
brutal ae brings his allowance of bread and water In those silent
unro the scroll of fe Time after time
fore him, like the scenes OF panorama
back his boyhood, home OF love, with
father mother brothers sisters He his
sadly has missed them all lie
been but Then his quickens thinks
Rachel sweetheart his and the mother his children
his mind of when child after child
his until he awakes from his revere with start
his misconduct has brought his home
No chance his boy and girls against the nares into which
be such brave lad
who had like right his mother for whis
No. there hope for Of this and realizing In all its
suddenly
dungeon with the weight of his letters and his troubles
ou sis own What
thing happened He think of but
He shambles out with the bitterness upon
Barabbas free! Another has taken
bewldeed with heart wild with
toward his home and he the last he
there the wife and children all running toward
him. have but just heard that he is free
CALLS JESUS
the heart of Barabbas almost stops beating
plate stands and there is Jesus with His hands bound
His pale face from the Of horn
flesh oed the awful scourgng he has
PLATE pointing to Him. says Behold the mani
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-02
Billy SUNDAYS
SERMONS Seem
TO Be TAKING

The Times Billy Sunday re-
vival already has borne tangible
fruits In Tacoma.
One person, a woman living at
a Broadway hotel, yesterday sent
In word to the editor that she
wished to live a better life, be q
Christian and have Billy Sunday
know about her determination.
Her message was written on
one of the blank coupon forms
which The Times daily has been
printing in connection with the
Holy Week sermons.
Z Frankly, her action came as a
surprise. While the coupon Is
being printed in absolutely good
faith, the editor had little ex-
|pectation that any of the thou
sands of persons reading the ser
mons would utilize these coupons.
He did have confidence that
the sermons would greatly stir
the people of Tacoma, that they
would bring religious and moral
awakening and do an immense
amount of good.
That they would induce per-
sons so completely to renounce
their wrong ways as to make
written attestation of the fact
and ask the help of. the famous
evangelist. seemed too much to
expect.
But, one woman has taken that
step. Her coupon Will be for
warded to Billy Sunday.
Now perhaps there will be
others. Read today's powerful
message and see IL you will be
one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-02
Let JitS
Do Taxi Work

SEATTLE, April 2.-Chief
Lang has detailed q squad of po-
lice investigators to arrest all tit
ney men who seek to invade. the
taxicab business.
Four arrests we're made yester-
day by Patrolman Charles Foil
rich and A. A. McNulty. The men
arrested carried jitney bus
licenses. but were willing, 1t is
charged, when asked to carry
passengers to any part of the city
at prices below the taxicab rates.
The city ordinances provide
that all drivers of taxicabs shall
have a rate card showing the
fixed rates as made by the city
council.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-02

Here is a simple, inexpensive
treatment that will almost always
stop dandruff and scalp itching, and
kept the hairthick, live and lustrous:
Alright. spread the hair apart and
rub little Resinol Ointment into
the scalp gently, with the tip Of the
finger. Repeat this until the whole
scalp has been treated. Next morn
ing, shampoo thoroughly with Res
mol Soap and hot water. Work the
creamy Resinol lather well into the
thescalp. Rinse with gradually cool
or water, the last water being cold.
Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment easily
heal eczema and similar subscriptions. Sold
BY ali druggists. For sample free, write to
Dept. as, Resinol, Baltimore, Nd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-02
In
Debt Deep

OLYMPIA, April 2.--This city
is in debt i$S9,S33 In excess OF
the legal limit; its liabilities ex-
coed its assets by $79,526: 1t has
ben buying goods Of firms In
which G. M. Talcott, councilman.
and f. G. Blakeslee. park COM
missioner, are members.
These are among the salient
facts shown in a report filed by
the state bureau of inspection
with Attorney General Tanner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-02

At that sight the heart Of
Barabbas becomes like that
Of q little child, and his eyes
are q fountain Of tears.
Then they led Jesus away to
cruelty him, and you know the
awful story of how nobody had
any mercy on Him!
Died In Our Stead
OF how He fell under the
weight of the heavy cross He was
compelled to hear, until at last
they came to Calvary, where,
without q thought of mercy, they
drove the cruel spikes through
his quivering flesh. and as Bar
abbas, with Stephen, stood and
watched II all from the nearest
point they could gain, you can
imagine what must have been the
state of his heart as he kept say
ing over and over, Stephen, He
is dying for me! He is dying for
me! He has taken my place and
am free. l want you to re-
member Him. boy. He gave your
father back to you. You must
love His name, and honor His
memory"
And now I want TO ask
you what you would think
of Barabbas today had he
done any less that 1 have
imagined for him? That's
what you say, every one OF
You, know IL, but listen to
met-what Jesus did for Bar-
abbas He has done for you
and for me.
He took our place under the
law, and died in our stead. "de
was wounded for our transgres-
sions. and was bruised for our
iniquities; the chastisement OF
our peace was upon Him: and,
with His stripes we are healed. -
Are you willing to accept Him.
today for all that God wants him
to be for you?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-02

Ladies, get out your sloshers,
your gum boots, your nor easter
hats and prepare for Easter.
For it's going to rain. Thsts
semi-officiai.
Weatherman Cover wouldn't
say definitely that 1t would rain.
as his office will predict only "a
hours ahead, but as friendly
bunch, he confided to a Times re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-02

Of The Times during this revival
week. WATCH FOR 1T! AND
READ 1T; The subject is:
"HIS NAME SHALL BE CALL
ED WONDERFUL"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-14
MAKING THE GOAT A WAR HORSE.

The latest contribution impromptu pansafor the
tiona defense comes from Senator Indiana He
proposes to mobilize the ratema orders Of the country
Many OF these orders. he remarks uniformed ranks
With considerable military training He was amazed re-
emily by the drilling of the Knights of Pythas at their
umruer camp in Toronto Similar efficiency in man
found in the uniformed rank Of the Knights Of
Columbus the Junior Order the Masons and many other
societies
while it is perfectly true" Senator Kern says, chat
these are trained to drill and not to fight the i'm
portant point their inclination led the members to
enlist in the organization and give their time the train
ing necessary When has learned to take orders
promptly and without question learned the first
and most important lesson Of a soldier"
There is thus he remarks, "a tremendous number
OF comparatively young who have already learned
much of military science They are very thoroughly or
gained very short time could be transformed
into efficient soldiers" He would have summer military
academies established which they could be given ad
juonal drill rifle and other training necessary to
complete their instruction, under the direction OF reg
uar army officers Thus they would soon constitute a
big, efficient army reserve
1t isn't likely hat the suggestion viii be carried out
literally and regiments divisions and corps be organized
from the orders The goat the ancient symbol
of the secret society win be metamorphosed into
war horse. Nevertheless, it is evident that these soc
cites viii be position TO furnish unodcaly large mum
bers of recruits to any cyansodier army that congress
may establish
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-14
BRINGING ENGLAND TO BOOK.


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u az 'oo s"o's anu 'ne o'ner
"''A ''0' '""' ia'' "'o'e neutral may gather
O'' l''So" 'n'' our government mas seered middle
COURSE ana Us "S"s 10 protect American interests i'm
''l''' "5'-'s' o''''iseS "o" any quarter
was necessary 10 oea WIN Germany hrSt because
Oe''l'" "Ion5S were eoH"'''eu against American ire
gnu n''''Sn wrongs onS against American commerce
most OF 'ps eei'i'H out Oh the way ana
sumo promise eve" Oh satisfaction IN lhe Lusan'a mat
'e' our government is apparently determined to devote
I7 attention TO england for a while And the purpose
is inc same n Doln caseS-lo MAINTAIN the rights OF
"epI" nauoAs IN war ume against all infringement on
'ne part Oh oeinge'en'S,
/" pressing our case AGAINST either Germany or Britain
we are 'cnnE not merely In defense OF American prop
cry interests o' as tAe champion OF international law
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-14
nROUGH STuEE.u

The following editorial from the FL Paso Times deals
without gloves with a subject in which Arizona keenly
interested:
GOVERNOR HUNT, THE FRIEND OF CRIMINALS"
"a few years ago Arizona was admitted to Statehood
The state known as one Of the richest within
the Union. She has wonderful mines of copper sold
silver and She has great areas of agricultural lands,
wen suited intensive farming with plainly Of water
for irrigation secured through the preferential leralily
me general government She has hills whereon vanee
millions OF cattle, horses and sheep She has the great
cst unbroken within the nation On the
things prosperity in the highest degree was ex-
pected only by her people, but in the judgment
outsiders who considered her situation and
But the good results expected Statehood have not
come to pass. The capital that flow in the
development Of her resources has been withheld save
for enterprises already initiated This deporabe fact
has not the general depression that followed
the advent OF the and the passing Of Republican
national administration There was immediate
reason one to be found in the Statehood Arizona her
SELF building wherein fair play no longer seems to have
an abiding place The Of the whole trouble is in
the State administration Gov Hunt has shown himself
not he representative Of his whole people but
merely the representative and attorney a small and
disturbing faction wherein he should have been
IRE administrators OF exact and equal Justice
Particularly in point the attitude Of the Governor
with respect to the strike Clifton where efforts 10
force unionism upon all The employees Of the district
are causing the of million dollars month to
labor capital and me locality at large Incidental to
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-14

The strike was the burning Of immense concentrating
mill few days The strikers said to number about
1000 have taken possession of three towns have run out
everyone who will with them and have denied
circulation to newspaper that failed to pander to their
views There question of wages but the strike
began with demand for recognition Of the awless West.
ern Federation of Miners The mine managers who fled
to FL Paso for personal safety from criminals and assas-
sins, naturally want to production but demand
prerequisite for negotiations full assurance that the
federation shall be given any share in the manage
ment of the mines In this action they only are with
in their legal rights but view of what has happened
in the mines of Colorado, they show merely common
horse sense
Gov. Hunt, after declaring his full sympathy with the
lawbreaking strikers, militia to the ground not as
property but merely as an ntimaton that force
might be met with force in of active riotng Most
Of the euardsmen have just been withdrawn with an Of
fetal intmation that the of the district can be
safely left in the hands Of the strikers Yet there are
indications that the companies are looking toward re-
sumption operations their mines and mills and sme
Should they decide again next week they
would have, under the Constitution the right TO demand
that the state protect them their lawful industry
be doubted that such protection would be denied
1T is told that the Governor does not propose to seek
third term Of his high office He has received hard
criticism, particularly within his own party and from his
own party newspapers, and he is said to have indicated
preference for queter life For the sake Of the State
it would be well for him retire IN office with Arizona
for at least of years in one capacity or another
never has he done less the people during his two
terms in the Executive chair Yet his opportunities
have been magnificent during this period that should
have been of constructive growth laying the founda
ton of State with statesmanke appreciation Of the
errors Of other communities as well as with the posi-
by Of benefting from their successes But the time
for which the taxpayers dearly paid wasted
the support of fads in trying force acceptance of the
abolition of capital punishment the passage Of laws
that would throw the powers of government into the
hands Of his pet unionabor faction at large expense
to the Taxpayers
Deeply solicous of the welfare of criminals even
defyng the and the in attempts to save the
necks Of murderes he has overlooked entirely the great
er problem wise solution of which might have brought
to his State prosperity and happiness and to himself
fair renown."
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-14
CIVILIAN POLICE.

Chicago has decided to make itself "the cleanes and
best behaved city in the world" That would be a
siderable chore for Chicago if it not animated by
The indomabe motto 81 WHIP. IN all matters of munich
pal REFORM it might well be understood the outset
HAT where Chicago wills there's way
The in this instance is the enlistment OF civilians
Tor police duty The police force and the uplif soc
cites are collaborating in plan to organize volunteer
citizen police force Of 10000 members men and women
5othto help the regular saared police There is 10 be
one citizen in block bearing the title Of civic
cooperator' He will have card signed by the mayor
indicating his authority and may also wear on
bis chest impress awless rreyerent fellowcitzen
The enrolment is already under way
IT'S good idea, this impressng citizens into the mu
nicps service We have had lately numberless organi
satons of civilians for the national defense. If civil
are TO save the nation why not the city?
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-14
SERB COPPER MINES
UTILIZED BY FOES
Teutonio Invaders Expect to
RepIenSh Copper Stocks
From Serbian Mines.

Recent dispatches have spoken Of
the capture by Austro-G erman forces
of copper mines in Servia, from which
the Central Empires expect to re.
plenish exhausted tocks of the metal.
German engineers are said to be on
their way to operate the mines. which
one despatch descr bes as probably
the best copper mires in Europe.
Whatever the future possibilities of
Servian copper mines they are not at
present important. In recent years
practically all Of Servia's output of
copper has come from the Dor mine.
me most important copper mine in the
balkans, controlled by French inter.
ests In 1912 the last year this mine
vas operated to any extent, the pro
duction was 16,6999,S45 pounds. Tn.
less the Germans can effect a quick
and considerable expansion of output.
1t does not appear that their prize"
viii bring them any great quantity of
metal When it is remembered that
consumption of copper by American
mills, for making munitions for the
allies, is running between 10000 600
and 100000 pounds a month, it Will
be seen that Boris contribution to
German supplies will be relatively
small.
Other copper mining companies in
Servia are the Danube Mining Conces.
sions, adjoining the Dor, the Maiden
pek' also near the Danube river and
The Valievo, a French concern. None
Of these mines has figured as a produ-
Ger to any extent. While some are
promising prospects, they have not
passed the development stage, and
even German ingenuity probebly can
not extract much metal from them on
short notice
Subscriptions to the third Austrian
war loan exceed $75,00O,OOO.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-14

Subscriptions to the third Austrian
war loan exceed $75,0OO,O00.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-04

AS for Bala Khan, he was at once
glad and sorry to see his friends.
Nothing would have pleased him more
than to fall upon Allaha like the thun-
derbolt he was. But he made Ramabai
promise that II ever he had need OF
him, to send. And Ramabai promised,
hoping that he could adjust and regu-
late his affairs without foreign assist.
ance. They went on. this time with
Ahmed.
Toward the end Of the journey they
would be compelled to cross a chasm
on rope and vine bridge. Umballa.
knowing this. circled and reached this
bridge before they did He set about
weakening the supports, SO that the
weight Of passengers could cause the
structure to break and fall into the
torrent below. He could not other
wise reach the spot where the treasure
lay waiting.
The elephants would be forced to
ford the rapids below the bridge.
kathlyn. who had by this time re-
gained much OF her old confidence and
buoyancy. declared that she must be
i!rst to cross the bridge She gained
the middle, when she felt a sickening
sag. She turned and shouted to the
others to go back. She made des.
perate effort to reach the far end but
the bridge gave way, and she was
hurled into the swirlng rapids She
was stunned for q moment; but the in.
stinct to live was strong. AS she
swung to and fro. whirled here flung
there, she managed to catch hold of
rock which projected above the flying
foam.
y mahout, seeing her danger, urged
his elephant toward her and reached
her Just as she was about to let 60.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-04
CHAPTER XIV.
In Search Of Treasure.

In Search Of Treasure.
Those ropes were cut" declared
Ahmed.
But who in the world could have
cut them?" demanded the colonel
Ahmed shrugged. we may have
been followed by thieves They could
have gotten here before US as we were
forced to use the elephant trails. Let
us keep our eyes about us. sahb.
When one speaks Of gold. the wind
carries the word far And then :"
He paused. scowling.
And then WHAT"
Il do not want the memsahb to
hear" Ahmed whispered. But who
shall say that this is not the work OF
the gurus, who never forget. who never
forgive, sahib?"
But they would not follow"
NAY, but their servant would. on
night hereafter"
Ahmed searched thoroughly about
the ledge from which the east side OF
the bridge had swung. but the barren
rocks told him nothing. Armed with
his rifle. he plunged boldly back along
the elephant trail. but returned with
out success. Whoever was following
them was an adept. as secret as a
Thuggee. All this worried Ahmed not
a little. He readily understood that
the murderous attempt had not been
directed against Kathlyn alone. but
against all of them. But for her eager
ness and subsequent warning some Of
them would have been dead at this mo-
ment.
"Sahib. 1t would be better to make
camp on the other side Of the ford.
The memsahib is weak from the shock
and might collapse If we proceeded"
Il leave everything to you. Ahmed.
But is there not some place farther
below where the water does not run SO
fast?"
"Ramabai will know"
CTO BE CONTINUED
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-04
TIPS TOUCHING THE TEETH
Some Good Advice That viii Tend to
Save Many Extra Trips to
the Dentist.

II Is most unpleasant when teeth
move because they are loose in the
gum sockets. but II the mouth Is well
washed out three times day with
bicarbonate OF soda dissolved in warm
water the gums harden and the teeth
become firm again.
Finely.powdered charcoal is supreme
for making the teeth n cleaning
white, and keeping the mouth sweet
The charcoal. too. renders innocuous
any decaying pieces OF embedded food
in the crevices.
Teeth which from any cause-smok
Ing, neglect, medicine. etc.-are In n
very bad. black state should be
cleaned with powdered cuttleiish OBJ
tainable at chemists This should
be used three times daily until the
teeth are clean. and then no more
After that, any good dcntlfricc.
Few know that sage leaves are most
excellent for the teeth. The leaf can
be rubbed on, or chopped very fine
and used with "A brush. The effect Is
astonishing.
n little lemon Juice Is another good
tooth tonic. though II needs to be
used but occasionally.
In default of tooth powder. common
salt mixed with fine soot--or either
OF these alonc-Is quite good. The
SCOT makes the teeth wonderfully
white, and the salt not oHly hardcns
the gums. but puts glitter on the
enamel OF the teeth.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-04
.ERPRIsE.

''Robber Of the poor, where is my
home. my wife and children"
May he rot in the grave with pig!"
Hast ever been thirsty, highness?"
Drink thy sweat. them"
GIVE the 'heaven-born' irons that
are rusted!"
The keepers enjoyed this raillery.
umballa was going to AFFORD them
much amusement. They forced him to
the wrist bar, snapped the irons on
his wrist, and shouted to the men to
tread. All. well they knew the game.
They trotted with gusto. forcing Um-
balla to keep pace with them. fright
(ul ordeal for beginner. Presently
he slipped and fell. and hung by his
wrists while his legs and thighs
bumped cruelty. The lash fell upon
his shoulders. and he shreked and
grew limp. He had tainted
Among the late kings papers they
found an envelope addressed to kath
lyn. 1t was in grandiloquent English
Brevity of speech is unknown to the
East Indian. Kathlyn read it with
frowning eyes. She gave it to her
father to read; and it hurt her to note
the way his eyes took fire at the con
tents of that letter. The filigree basket
of gold and gems; the trinkets for
which he had risked his own life
kathlyn's. then Winnie's. In turn