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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
TAXPAYERS MAY.
HAVE TO WAIT.
Coolidge Announces mo
Compromise on Mellon Plan
ny TRAIrR rDWARDs

tNuiisa Trees ttaff sapurdcntl
WASHINGTON. Jan. American
taxpayers today faced the possibility
u twpytsr wait for lower taxes.
President cooildgea mo compro.
miae" stand on the Mellon tax bin
- accepted IN congress az an an
nounrcment that he viii veto any
measure that changes materially the
principle Of tho Mellon plan. The
presidents position WIS made known
by white House spokesman yes
terdaY. u created a stir Ia con
gfega
Democratic and progressive lead.
ers in the house replied to the prom
dents announcement today by KAY.
ms that the Mellon plan viii not pass
without drastic changes. In that
event ntladmlulstration leaders in.
dieatod there would be no tax rcduc.
ton at the present session. AZ the
same time II appeared virtually Ger.
tain that tho soldier bonus would
pass the house before the end OF
january. Bonus advocates also claim
an overwhelming majority in the
senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
PLAYERS WILL
HEAR CONCERT

An invitation has been extended
TO members OF the San Carlo Grand
Opera company to attend the con.
cert OF the Seattle Civic Symphony
orchestra. which is to be held sun.
day afternoon at the Metropolitan
theater. The company. which num-
bers over 100. win arrive in Seattle
Sunday morning for Us engagement.
which opens Monday night
A special section OF orchestra
seats has been reserved for the Wis
iting musicians. who are to delight
great audiences of opera goers in a
repertoire OF brilliant offerings
The symphony program will begin
nj 2:3O o'clock. The Tschaikowsky
symphony. "Pathetiquc, will be the
big number. Arnold Krauss will
play the Beethoven violin Concerto. :"
and Goldmark's brilliant overture to
"Sakuntala" will complete the pro
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Unsettled Weather,
Is Sunday Forecast

Fair weather predicted for satur.
day night, with slightly warmer tenn.
peraturcs. Will be followed Sunday by
cloudlness and unsettled weather, &c.
cording 10 a forecast from NJ b.
Summers, forecastor FOR the United
states weather bureau here Saturday
morning Moderate to fresh wlnGs,
mostly blowing southeasterly. were
also predicted The lowest tcmpera.
turo Saturday morning was 80 de.
grees above zero ot a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
HOLDUP ROBS
CAR OPERATOR
Taxi Driver Catches Alleged
PickpoCket

The holdup of a street car. the
robbery or n woman by masked
bandits. and the capture of two al.
legged robbers featured the police
crime records Friday night.
A lone bandit stopped Fort Law
ton street car at 3sth ave. and Gov
eminent way just before midnight
and held UP the operator. ]. n. Nc.
GIL. taking from him SIS in change,
a stoek<of car tokens and McGills
pocketbook. McGill was alone in
tho streetcar at the time.
Two masked bandits invaded the
homo OF T. ID. Van SAINT. 710s Taft
ST.. Friday. and held ny his aged
mother, who was alone In the house.
The men did not display gun, but
told Mrs. Van SAINT they were dan
gerous men and wanted her money
She gave them $40 and they fled.
b. NJ. Schwartz. taxi.driver. cap
tured Harry l.. Gordon. ex.convict.
In the act of robbing man in
Schwartz's taxicab Friday might
Gordon aud A. H. Ritter, sc, en-.
tered the taxi on First ave and
told Schwartz TO drive them to On
uptown hotel. Gordon is alleged
to have attacked Ritter, taking 81
from him. Schwartz heard The
fight and drove 10 First ave. and
Pike St. where lie turned Gordon
over TO a policeman. The missing
money was found in Gordon's sock.
and the prisoner was then held
in iail.
]. H. Hall. so, was arrested al
First ave. and Main st.. in the
alleged act OF robhrpg J. = John.
son Of ss.15. Two policemen. after
searching Hall. found The money
op his person and ordered him
held in Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Great Books Study
Is Offered by "U"

Announcement et new course
Great Books, was made SATURDAY
by the extension service Of the Uni
versity of Washington. Study Of
series OF literary works that have
had marked influence in the world
OF thought viii be conducted under
Or. Garrett. OF the university de-
partment Of English The first ses'
sion will be held wednesday even
ing, at 1854 Henry building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

ye dcalrc, when yc prny, believe that
20 receive them, and 20 shall have
them" Much OF the prayer OF the
world has been uttered for material
things or for Tho fuifillment Of hu.
man deEircn and Il Is never an.
swcred. Jesus denounced such pny.
o., but the moment We know that
God hna given all good 10 man and
That all good now and eternally IL.
That moment we begin 10 receive the
benefits Of prayer ana experience lis
blessings That moment may be the
present moment-'Now Is the day OF
salvation" cried Paul 10 people
who we're looking 10 a future saliva.
ton; aud Christian sclcnce declares
that to-day ii the day OF aalvntion
TO those VINO demonstrate tir same
Christ. Truth.
Mainland has emerged but slowly
out OF paKanihm because il Inns MOI
known how 10 pray lntclliepntiy, II
prayed 20 every kind OF craven Inn.
age. and 10 hurnanized sense OF
Deity. which. after all. Ia only ita
OVID craven image. Christian Sci.
enee treatment ~ prayer but IL does
not create nor change anything but
false beliefs neither does il oper.
nte because Of any mental argument.
but because IL declares and demon.
asfaten the spiritual facts Of being.
True prnyer IL deliYrrhnco from evil
beliefs. ard is the process hy which
man gains heaven here and now.
Christian seienilatu have many
proofs OF the protecting power az
prayer or right thought. This does
not mean that God selects Christian
Scientists upon whom TO bestow cs.
peeiai protection, bu, !, does mean
thls, that faithful Christian acinn.
lists may have protection ia tho hour
Of danger because they know their
God. This Is the promise Of Scrip.
tnrc. and Il u most impresslyely set
forth In the nlnety.flrui psalm. which
tayn lie that dwclleih Ia tie secret
place Of the most high shall abide
under the shadow of the Almighty.
There shah no evil befaii thee.
neither shall my plague como nigh
thy dwelling" va arc always pro.
tectsd when wo abide IN tile con.
selonsness or divine Mind and do not
Wander out into the mazen OF human
belief, Christian Science ieaohea
that the individuality and identity OF
Gods creation 10 forever preserved
and expressed. II does not teach
that creation Is ultimately absorbed
or merged into ono spirit. Tha IN.
tlgidnailiy u each idea ID forever cx.
pressed.
THE RIBLE
Christian scientisn accept The
teaching o. The Bible from Genosis
70 Revelation. aud believe that the
golden thread n inspiration which
runs throughout uni,cs all ages as
TIC CAgist Is revealed Science ana
Health has given an illumination 10
the Scriptures that enables the stu.
dent 80 comprehend their spiritual
import II the Bible 81 Gods Word
% His people. then Il Is for % 10.
day 20 know and 70 understand n.
No longer do Christian Scientists
read Tbs Scriptures IN a pcrfunciory
manner. but II la their delight 10
read and study them daily.
Tho Bible ~ book OF human his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
SPEAKER EXPLAINS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LIFE

This accomplishment was the resut,
OF one woman's clear Understandln.
OF God and reliance upon Him.
Humanity has slowly outerown n.
ancient beliefs and its many fal,s
gods, while history shows that wo,o.
an has but slowly risen from stat.
OF captivity and bondage. II n hi,
ancient belief that has been the ba.I,
OF any opposition there has been h
Mrs. Eddy's >Ieadcrehip. ghe hs,
ever been Nc great friend OF won.
nm. and through her teachings mapy
OF us have been given strength ana
courage 10 meet the problems OF m.
successfully. Christian Science de-
not advocate the superiority OF wor.
an; It's appeal Is for universal rpIr.
itunl suffrage, which win equallzs
and unity the thought OF men ana
women. and will emanclpaie tbs
whole human race from sin, disease
and death. Mrs. EDDY has revealed
the way OF deIiveIhnco for woman
In the way OF salvation for all man.
kind. Christian Science has mada
better men and women, and II has
elevated womanbood as II has pun.
fled manhood by giving a noblr
citizenship 20 the world.
II would be strange indeed II
Christian Scientists did not love and
revere Mrs. Eddy for her unselfish
devotion and commemorate her great
works for the blessings that they
individually feel have been their Dor.
fion as the result Of her consecrated
life work. She never encouraged the
slightest personal adnlation, but al.
ways turned her followers TO tbs
worship or God. away from person.
ality TO Principle. Humanity win
sometime realize that II can never
repay It's debt OF gratitude TO Ms
Eddy. the Dlscoyerer and Founder
OF Christian Science.
CHURCH
The Christian Science church
founded by Mrs. Eddy. stands Tor
pure democracy. the brotherhood Of
man. universal participation. growth,
and culture. where each individual
has his place In divine Mind and can.
not usirp the place Of another. The
true understanding OF God reveals
the true brotherhood OF man. Know.
edge OF God Is true education, and
only as the spiritual sense is gained
through the study OF the letter can
the truth be demonstrated.
The world Travelling in anguish
and sorrow has great need Of the
Comforter to-day. but the great con.
vulslng problems can be settled ii.
timately only through the under
standing OF Principle. As Christian
Scientists look out upon the worlds
tumult. resulting from conflicting
thought. they ARE not disnayed nor
discouraged. They know that Cod
governs the universe and that the
earth Is 10 be transformed. The
progress OF individuals. as well as
that OF nations. is according to their
concept OF Deity. and the universal
understanding Of God win end ali
strife and warfare. and bring per
manent peace. Christian Scientists
believe that day win come when all
shall know Him from the least unto
tho greatest and Gods love shall be
manifested among men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

time had not nnnullcd Gods prom
ises. and with her healing cane the
determination 10 know the Science
or truth OF that which had wrought
such change In her life. She de-
voted years 10 tho research: and At
last. IN tho divine and natural order
OF events, in 1875. "Bcience ana
Health with Key TO tho Hcriptures'
was given to the world. This OK
pnrience is most comprehenslyely ret
forth In her book, "Retrospcction and
Introspection." a short biographical
account OF her own life. She writes
OF her great discovery %. go: THE
Bible was my textbook. II answered
my questions as 10 how was heal.
ed; but the Scriptures had TO me a
new meaning. a new tongue. Their
spiritual adjudication appeared; and
| unprecedented for the first time. In
their spiritual meaning. Jesus teach
ing and demonstration, and the Prin.
ciplc ans rule Of spiritual Science and
metaphysical benling.-in a word,
Christian Science"
Throughout all time. here and
there. men and women OF upiifted
thought have been able 70 heal
through faith, but they lad no
knowledge OF divine law or OF tho
process by which healing might be
accomplished for all. Their exper.
icnces were fragmentary and not the
result Of knowledge Of Principle. II
II no miracle 20 accomplish results
when one Is shown the way through
seleniifie rule and It's application.
but the great miracle was this. that
in a world and age OF abject mater
ialiam. woman appeared, who
through stcadfast faith in God and
desire 10 know Ills win in order TO
help mankind, was able 10 peer back
through the centuries OF error. tx.
noranee. and darkness and perceive
again the healing Christ. This was
the miracle. and yet Il was the In
eyitnble action OF Truth. In sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" Mrn, Eddy has Get forth
scientific system with definite
rules for practice. which viii enable
any sincere seeker TO prove the truth
OF her revelation. In the early
years OF her ministry, with sublime
patience and courage, she waited.
worked. and prayed. until abe gained
handful Of students 20 assist her
in raising the standard OF Christian
Science 20 earth. To-day Christian
Science is known throughout the
whole world: in many villages and
remote places there Ii society or
church organization. and most OF the
larger cities have many oyerflowlng
churches. Mrs. Eddy also establish.
ed The Christian Science Journal
monthly and weekly publications.
and the Christian science Sentinel,
Invaluable TO students OF Christian
Science. Later she founded the
great international daily called 7hoI
Chrisfl0H Science Monitor. a news
paper circulated and read through
out the world and generally acknowl.
edged "a entirely reliable in its
statements. She also founded and
directed many other activities IN
connection with the church. which
were designed TO be. and always will
be, OF great benefit 10 humanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

can yet away with most anything.
Il would lIko TO ask the traffic
department this; why Is double
decking allowed on First. Second
and Third aves.7 Try TO come up
Second avenue between s and at
night. Somebody's limousine Is
doublc-decked In front OF most OF
tho various banks. and you are
stuck between a street car and a
honking line OF autos behind.
''Taxis. In my opinion. belong In
garages and not planted all over
town in the busiest sections. with
telephones and call stations a cab
could be obtained in few mo.
ments at any time OF the day or
night"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Lawyer Starts Move
to Free Harry Thaw

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 5.-Bnr.
tholomew d. Coyne, personal counsel
for Harry X Thaw Is expected to
start haboas corpus proceedings with.
in 10 days as the first step In having
the slayer OF Stanford White dc.
cinred sane and 70 obtain his release
from the Pennsylvania Hospital for
Mental Diseases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
-oPEN FORUM ON TRAFFIC
Two New Ideas Offered
toAvert Traffic Tragedy
Reader Asks Firemen, Carmen to
Serve; Another Wants Citizen Police

Two brand now suggestions were
preached Saturday in The Stars
Traffic Forum By a motorman on
tho Klnnear line, who requested
that his name not be used. aud by
Il +. Gibson, Of 1921 Donovan 81.
The motorman would have a aclt.
lzen police force" OF $50 or more
men sworn In 20 be on tho lookout
for traffic violstorS
This force would consist OF mon
who believe in helping the city and
who would work without pay he
writoa. They would wear badges
and carry a book Of slips for vio-
la,ors They could mako arrests
when there was need for Il. This
work would not interfere. or course.
with their regular Jobs. but Il would
give the city $50 more men TO aid
in putting an end to sea;tles traf.
lie tragedy
MANY men would be willing 10
cooperate, know OF several train.
men who would volunteer
Il see many traffic violations
every night Motorists speed past
halted cars frequently. turn In
license numbers whenever can get
them, but many OF the cars have
no rear lights burning. And many
Of them have no lights at all"
WANTS FIKEMEN AND
CAR CREWS TO SERVE
Gibson suggests THAI all firemen
and street car men be sworn An ms
special policemen to aid in tho on.
forcement Of traffic laws.
lie would like 10 sec al cltIzens
cooperate by reporting at once 10
police any violations OF traffic laws
they see. giving their names as wit.
nesses.
stop this maudlln sympathy for
the offender and let the Judge give
him the limit OF the law, be he
jitney driver or the owner OF
10000 car" writes Gibson.
$. q. Cooper, Of as n. seth ST..
points out the difference between
Canadian and Seattle court practice
MS possibly one reason why motor.
lists laugh at tho law here.
"a Seattle nutoist, recently ar.
rested in Vancouver for reckless
driving, was let out on $4,000 bail. +"
he writes. III we had that kind OF
dealing with traffic offenders In
Seattle 1t is my firm conviction that
we would soon he safe.
LAANESS IN PENALTIES
MAKES THEM CARELESS
LAX penalties for breaking ordi.
nances give one the idea that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
S5O.OO0 GEMS LOST

NEW YORK, jan O. Jewelry
worth $4,000 was lost by Mrs. 10.
scph Truitt Talbert. widow Of for.
mcr vice president OF the National
city bunk ON November "a, In the
theatcr district here. II became
known today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
THE DIscoyERER AND
FOUNDER

Little more than fifty years ago
there was Just one Christian Scien.
list on earth. the DlscoYcrcr and
Founder Of Christian Science. Mary
Baker Eddy. She says. In Retro.
spsction and Introspeation." that
from her very childhood she was i'm.
PEELED By a hunger and thirst after
divine things. desire for something
better than matter and apart from
Il. The spiritual dfalre made her
always connecraicd In thought and
purpose 10 the cndeavor TO know
and 10 understand God,
with maturing years came the
conviction OF the unreliable nature
~ al things material. and at last
che was left 10 die as the result OF
an injury supposed 10 DO fatal. She
then called for her Bible, and while
reading Of tho cures wrought by
Jesua realized that God was able
10 heal then as In centuries past. and
she Immediately arose from her bed
restored 10 health. Centuries of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
HERE'S
GA
START

a day. accd
nished by 4
Ferguson. d
ing 1922 VI
fund of sid
nualIy but Il
eeeded by ej
cent years.
A notion
against two \
was made b
more late a
that ArthurI
npher wasl
room without
more claims Il
a clerk orI
member OF ID
the point ID
several timed
Is within hisl
Royse in nd
eial deputy \
Sheriff nd
Adam Beeler]
Abe Olson "a
We're called n
~ Que OI
is said to I'd
hrst batch a
returned. N
Mayor E. III
testimony ort]
each remaind
Tor only a n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
WATER suuT.orF NOTICE

WATER viii be shut Off on Ninth
ave. s., from Holgate to Stacy ST.,
on Sunday from s u. IN. to p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

tory would be OF not moro value to-
day than any other ancient history
were II not for that thread OF Truth
which hns preserved II throughout
nll tlmo ana has made II sacred 10
nll Christian people, The Christian
warfare. the strife In individual con-
Hclouaneas. ia ever the same In the
overcoming OF owl with Truth; there.
fore. the experiences ~ the people OF
God. Of every prophet and apostle,
depict the conflict between good and
evil experienced by every mortal.
Religious history presents different
conditions OF thought; tho story OF
Jobs life IN illustrative OF tho life
or every man born into the flesh.
Mortal man, like Job. has looked In
vain for a contcntcd state OF mind.
Searching for satisfaction and happi.
ness he has plunged into every pleas.
ure. only 10 find disappointment.
Business and tho accumulation OF
money have been the resort OF many
10 gain content and peace OF mind,
but the goal has ever been Will.
o'-the.wisp just ahead. butN never
within grasp. Men have been prone
TO believe that there il no re.
liglou teaching satisfactory or
dependable. and az last arrive
az that place in their expert.
ence where they exclaim, IAN
II vanity and yoxaiIon OF spirit" At
this point they may be ready for
Christian Science, and when they
understand II they can then declare.
as did Job, Il know that my redeem.
er ilycth."
Mortal mind has within itself no
saving grace. II suggests its own
sense OF happiness and pleasure; IL
man chooses 20 look 20 matter for
satisfaction. he must accept All the
suffering that accompanies this be.
lief Jesus statement. "The flesh
proriieth nothing il Identical with
the statement OF Science and Health
%. 1853 Ia what II known as the "sci-
enilfio statement OF being that "all
Il infinite Mind and its infinite mani.
festaiion.H Christian Scientists have
found that the teaching OF their text.
book does not vary one hairs
breadth from tho teaching or the
Bible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Talks O
at M

Rights OIL
WIN be explaIj
NIilllonair clu1
q free dirner1
Hamlin md
Main st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
CONDITION
STARS I'Is)

The polics
the condiuo|
Miss I'uryf
brought tol
night OF I'd
ing.
ProhibItio]
only wished
Dimes was
possession
have been |
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IT legally,l
that angle 4
IS believed
Detectiye1
has aided 4
day had pra
four princil
dering then]
preliminary
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ever, that d
postponed. \
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hosniinf hv)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
MABEL III
SAVE Hen

Mabel Nd
fight TO Il
banned third
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matter and
sors or "a
before theyI
she said. Il
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boards Of q
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until her I'd
heard. tine 4
bed in the d
here said
Il do ~
cliauffeur1 4
me. But d
out OF his (
penalty. !
II appeal}
and fair NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
WANTS cid
SHOW Shin

All 1 asH
that / am n
Until M
court ] askj
Judgment H
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wrong at N
was nothing
seems TO be /
Miss Norn}
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pictures. wal
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is every cenl
10 ban my 4
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

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Ger should
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
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prohibItion
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that courtl
Mabel Nod
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was shot q
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the Hquor1
tain OF I)eu
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Favor ri
of Sal

Resolutions|
federal restric|
IN Alaska wa,
ton Of cannJ
lures OF the 4
ners Of the n
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
THEM CARELESS

LAX penalties for breaking ordi-
nances give one the idea that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

A free lecture was delivered
Thursday and Friday evenings. Jan
,tlry and 4. at the Masonic temple,
by Mrs. Blanche X. Corhy, c. 5. r.,
member OF the Board OF Lectureship
u The Mother Church. The First
Church OF Christ. Scientist, IN hos
ton. Massachusetts,. Tho lecture,
which follows In full. was under the
auspices OF the Fourth Church OF
Christ. Scientist. Seattle,