The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1904, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR ny AR PUT H « orr 7) venth Avenue ————__.. eens CHICAGO’ S NE W CULT hae led B ’ and of th whieh © m to~th LW t the I A the T 1 Dow \ 1 I art, this O . his ma n M a book) and « « \ bread, ete, ete. to tw His adh ents, who ha im by 1 ab t f th . 4 the wisdom of the Mag w to the rising eun ing and im the evening prostrate themeel y a prayer rug the belief that the sun is the of all « 1 i hay » They Delieve in no good but t Fasting and deep breathing are inculeated as cures for all die @ase and of course over-fed and atr 4 men and women find real Telief in these. Some have fasted yuch as thirty days, drinking only rose leaf tea three times a day Miss Rous, a refined and cultured woman forty days, but she went Insane thereby, and “Dr fested for practicing medicine without a license ‘The fasting, be it observed, is not for by Veloped from inating thereby sin and desire. It is easy to Inugh at these people, but Ith alone, It ls de of the flesh—elim old theory of the subjuga This and similar devotion to a strange cult by so many people signifies something Tt is thie Man is & worshiping animal Some worship material things. They set up the golden calf. Others feel the imperative need of a religion Tt ts easy to ami fact remains that many of the devotees a highly intellectual. They are led by intense yearning for the in finite. st only sincere, but Sometimes the leader is sincere. But whether he Is » not, he has only to arrogate to himself the auth to gather to himself a realous band of fol! Humanity {s built that way ty of spiritual revelation I DON'T See WHY IT 15? DAT IN WINTER, SPRI EP MARM COULD ONLY MAVE ER WAY Id BE TAK'N' A BATH MOS’ EVERY DAY; ° THEN, WEN SWIM'N' TIME COMES ROUN, AN’ .THE RIVER'S THE COOLEST PLACE Ive FOUN, THEN SHE SETS MER FOOT DOWN MARD AN’ WON'T LET ME LPAVE: THE YARD, Jus’ BECUZ ITS TOO DURNED. HOT OAYS-GO TO THE RIVER? WELL | GUESS % STAR DUST » nd One drpg store on First avenue band was credited with saying, “special rates to the in- |] “Why not put a stick in it, jared.” Fine wit, that. and the Rev. Chancel with ret May school picnic. If there is any-| board thing I enjoy it te going to « picnic I choose to provide the pickles nd playing beanbag and laughing| and deviled eggs What, every other mt the playful remarks the Sunday| woman in the L. L. L. wants to uperintendent makes when| bring the pickles and deviled eggs? Hateful things! I feel like snub- unbends himself upon such an Buspicious occasion. I can never! bing them by not attending. forget the decided impression made by my own hnsband the year he was ee eg and we pienicked at A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. merazburger Grove. The Ladies fLesson Legion was preparing lem and had everything in the tub Rothing to stir it. Just then fhe came running up with my new ilk parasol, and lifting his hand to Th’ feller th’t's too Sommand attention, and bubbling Over with jocundity, said: “Sisters proud t’ work always | You can have this to stir it with! Buch peals of lnughter as & Phrough the grove! Even Rev. Chan P ° eel smiled wanly at the sally, and wae © cme ¢ BAded his mite to the festivity by loafin’. @eciaring, “Don't, Brother Gabb, you might get it wet.” upon which the laughter pealed forth anew, and the elderly Miss Goldie Text do- elared she had not felt so aban doned in spirits since Children’s &m sorry to way that the story | tru: ‘Was repeated so often afterward that by the time the first oyster . his wife has @ fine batch rusty old kisses coming was given by the L. L. L.the| The few of ua who are left will § rin ing winter, it had become dls Fourth probably vote for an insane torted to that degree that my hus-| the next time. $ $$ Or Your Eyesight---Which EXAMINATION AND GLASSES FITTED FRE K. DR. FRANK P. PRATT 4 and 6 Maller Bldg. BEATTLE EVE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY Jefs and practices, but the - ae : “I'll take a. little of the same in MRS. GABB, OUR OFFICIAL GOS-| mine, brother.’ So the story was| SIP. withdrawn from circulation as a re Certainly 1 shall attend the Sun-| sult of a called meeting of the} runs out uy pride The unkissed son of Dowle in anid le to have been married, If that's ] “A moneage!’ erted tho Spanese | wireless telograph operate The firing 1 antly that r he t b Ia I I nt r 1 th . r I Iam t at 1a for ' anil f | ft 0” band few and 1 t Little wn «. I don't love rT Par uA a Lu 1 be the j Ww € T 1 We believe it to be uty f ' party t it W . ate ® tat vast «@ gat 7 be y € Q th wa th } | well & LUKE THE LOON Hoye was notified and sent Deputy Arnold to mm: an WwW. ! te th | FUNSTON IN CHARGE CAMP MURRAY, July | Funston, commanding the ms jay to | charge of the military mane Jat American lake. It was a t j day at the camp and the regulars | and militiamen had little time for | celebrating, be kept busy with making preparations for the big en pment A part of the Tenth re nt, arrived yente lars and fantry arrived ye AGED WOMAN MISSING daughter, reported the matter to the police. Mra MePartand for some time and ie mubject to fits of mentalshrdiu nm bamabmbmb of mental « —_>+—___ | _ Stra. Cyrene and Xanthus, Le ht, | Madrona, Madison parks, half hour- ly from 10:39 a. m. to 10 p. m. daily. Rest dinner tn Beattie, with Sao ternes or Burgundy, at Maison Bar- teria, Becond and James, every eve wing, Sen - tam MARION STREET, Vitals gi WON TRUST PHOTO SUPPLY CO. , School of Photography free to Amateurs ANALYSES | | | AND | One \75¢. % Guarante PIKE ST. JEWELRY 60, : a Pike St. Bet. 4th th. 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Bs ; a Everybody = “_..|Delighted @ but s of praise f LAKE PAR K head’ aad oo Coe Take Time By the sepcaete Forelock “little chamber 2 SALE NOW GOING ON me, There on the bed te Agents on the Land Every Day “How can serv Free Steamers ering this question,’ re- FROM MADISON PARK TO LAKE PARK entrusted with or, and to make demands of ven through the bandages one ect the surprise in Chal ‘ace, but the answer was brief | door swung wide open, and in came slender little man, dark-eyed ther moment of i ar words then: “You were the firat to| @ark-haired, dark-featured, a deli Frenier, you consummate little me—to realize my condition ate type of that alm ass! Nothing would excuse what I was left at Mr. Raynor's ennty Of the Ore you were trying to say! By heaven, ng of the safe robbery ar bristing bu if you attempt to speak I'll stand aasault on me. Can your overwhe Bg eacitement a you on your head in the bathtub.” ; tion. Chalmers saw it 204.) you swear to it, for I] 15 elbow. vainly : Ingraham, and at wan the repiy at Dallas, a world of him. It was fut back,” he cried t heard not head to foot he burst forth POISON The QUAKER DRUG 0. 1013-1015 FIRST AVE. Both Phones 1240. of Maj. Wallis hissed these sin-