The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1909, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR CHRISTMAS--IT SOFTENS ALL BITTER MEMORIES, SAYS REV. NEWELL D. HILLIS IN A SERMON FOR STAR READERS THE QUAKER SELLS FOR LESS” THE QUAKER DRUG © 1013-15 FIRST AVE* YW STONES 9406 Pint «| + oe oo or on-- | . § | ‘ ' And the @ unto them, Fear not, for, behold, I bring you good ] th { ich shall be to all people - ag | Marra > was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly | “WATCH YOUR HUSBAND | ' atid sayin in the highat, and on earth peace, good will toward , s EVERY SINGLE MINUTE” : uM BY NEWELL DWIGHT HILLIS While others in the elity were CHRIS | MAS Pastor Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. merry making last night, thetr hearts filled with joyful antieipa like @ special token of good fortune to our earth STILL \ IVE tions of the mortow, Mra, Arthur tands at the close of the year, to sweeten _ Phillips, 428% 12th wat in L soften all asperities, and Kindle hope tn hearts alm white Walled hospital soom. beside co "4 other days of the year, through competition, men stand the deed boty. of her hushubd. is against each other, like castles, bristling With bayonets, For one | | ve Sahat tin ie and as day, all men live Fate of the Men Aboard! sith ish rtrd at wi S AR S M O N DA just as in the golden age they will Bs 0 o'clock, and who died a few i | ite apon all the days of the year the Susie M. Plummer | Gibtias ater strivise at ths hel For the Christmas spirit 1 Promises to Be One of tied an urn of golder ; 4 Patrolman Cornelius pleked uy upon the earth, and tinge the Ocean's Mysteries. the man at Railroad ay. and Jack atmosphere of the street son st, and hastily summoning an pear! and rose ambulance, conveyed him to the Little wonder that this day Car City hospital, Hin wife A peace and good will, this day dedi the Hfor, and reached him just eated to joy and generosity, is (tus n r nie M er died loved by childhood and age more , ted de last He regained consciousne a few than any other day whatsoever | by the Kagu Maru ‘ont o moments before end, could TO SAVE MONEY Yat as the sheaves of his brethren one of the great mysteries of the hed no light on how he received wed down in the presence of lee hin it other than the fact that seph’s sheaf, and did obelsance ee, which has t he was drunk thereto, so all the other birt States tu of the year, though dedica \ , h, h P patriotism and heroes and watry A 4 f find must bow o th day, Christ Bren thou [ng snowy es & prophecy Ing world unity tions on | a comme carois of wi given uP them, ar Blizzard for Chicago's Christmas. Jown day the da banners. ent bos etill an off the BOL 8 men from the abandoned vy tons. The Plomm Everett on er of the mont ha day nging d peace, the df get for the time gon and remember « Bong of peace and good will. It is Indeed prophetic that all men one common thought on Christmas. Italy Gari me; Germany recalls Pismarck and the old emperor a single foreign t m that elebraters es ine recogniz the oné ter. 8 carge of lumber for Ban Dieg She reported waterlogged and a doned last Tuesday b liner Kagu Marw. The from the liner was very t aid men the crew ships men thought that per wbe had ploked them up. Late terday, how. ver, the Kagu rer ed in Japan and the captain cabl that he had men off the though he dred miles look for t ‘The Francisco a: of the crew can was “The Vi - av. and he " for business, with nished Everything aie ; NEWELL OWIGHT HILLIS. lef an roo single Rt ok * the have baldi, celebrates ag gton's birthday is no human | enough to command from a foreign nation the ce Jesus, alone, has conquered all the nations The of Universal Master belongs he Man Him alone, In the philosophy Plato and Bacon divide gelo and Raphael share equal eminence, there are five ran and genius, but in the realm of the sou! Jesus upon the little low-browed bills of Italy, Germany The sun belongs to all the nations and t the nations look up to that Christ who bre Therefore, all the nations claim Him; His m song of peace and good will is a world song Ry way of pre-eminence Christmas belongs to the « and girls in Sweden and Denmark, of the frozen north, and Italy and Bicily in the sunny south, are singing their Christmas carols, Old age May rejoice in the coming of the holiday, but Childhood more than all @ise. It is the Christmas that exalts the little child—enthroned educa fion. The Magi, kneeling, brought their gifts of gold and incense to the Manger child, and once more the leaders of the earth are offering gifts and pouring out treasure at the feet of little children. Again the cradle has become a temple, the babe a divinity, the father and mother and friends bring their gifts, and in every schoolroom ts heard the angels song. For everything today revolves around the cradle. For the child's sake schools ave founded and books written, to inspire children al} songs are sung and prayers offered; to release the child f drudgery tools are invented and the ships set sail. To the child cometh the author, the inventor, the scholar, yea, and the parent himself says Receive these gifts, and like the Christ child, consecrate them, while you Increase dally in wisdom and stature and in favor with God and man From that first Christmas night, when the wisdom and law, the power and gold of the world brought homage to the Divine Child in the Manger, it became certain that every later century would write He own Christmas carol, and bave its own voice pleading for every poor child. and every crippled boy and every Tiny Tim, whispering like his Master *God bless us every one.” Oh, beautiful story of that wondrous night in the little town tr Bethiehem! The night that multiplied peace and quadrupled earth's joy, | and that stil! makes happiness to sing in the heart, even as in that olden tr bi ried gr ion of hi ed whe ler who has ever . MRS. ELENORE PUFFER, MINISTER'S WIFE. Dec. 25.——"If a every woman | an of her husband, | hu him every min-| you trial di I have come to the! years do ne mat ruary, but Mre on he | the plan is not A trial divorcee When a bu they car seen ill-fate: had gor “The Exclusive Style Shop” and to honor, in art An soldiers of equal star shines down and England | sumrner r to the music tithe of Galilee SALEM thet man—an wants to be should wa of the day fusion that every n be what 5 who has moments when be THEY DISLIKE THE 1 (0'se' depended upon. I except no BRITISH IN CANADA} maa from this This te the Elenore Puffer Mass 1 there won sure ment waa re tween to try for re The until next Pafter 4s an agree and and wife three aa thre ain and 1 and all from that port world. | His gs the + sume: is sphere weary is or is a sham find the they should at once to the perime 1 am gain. 1 shall yand and live toy have rec divorcee with fog in any way of my ‘trial div ba an sick of it a year ago use only a8 much evidenc against Mr, Puffer as I am o but {f | experience any difficulty in obtaining my divorce I will pro duce evid that will startle this iidren. The boys 714-716 Second Avenue philosophy of Mrs wife the Rev H. Puffer, pastor of the First ealiat church of Sdlem, who after throe years of “trial divorce. just applied in the Eesex sv (Dy United Pres) cou LONDON, Dec. 26.-—"'The like the Englishman in Canada said Lord Northeliffe, pu er of the London Times, fn an interview har today on his return from America. perior court here to have the di This is due almost ely to Yoree tm absolute hee years the fact that Canada ha ago Mra, Puffer charged that she years @ dumping ground for caught her reverend husband with land's surplus cockneys. his arm about Mra. E. A. Empey Regarding naval Lord 2 . Northeliffe said he dtd belteve the average Canadian knows any hing, and cares b t gers of 1 found pec anxious that one was quite don't Chas emi-Annual Clearance Sale Begins Monday, Dec. 27th ent to, heen i Eng dete parents would 1 letting them have ways Wiley There are many coffee and drunkards in the country.” he con tinues, “I take it that in a state of health we have no need for artificia! attmulus. Caffetne hay a direct tendency to Bright's disease or other forms of kidney disorders We should not give our overworked kidneys ore to do. The nor mal American kidney bas enough t dream of coffee or tea "WARE THE SODA FOUNTAIN DRUG! ity United Pree) HINGTON Dex ot ode fount Dr chief of the au of ch The country is out In whol little more, # his oversea tea WA He drug.? bo. put tn wr twe the alt aD Wiley So vil an { mistry mos! common caffeine drug in the and it in dewit quantition at the time when the very earth was vocal with the company of the heavenly | ¢,5. ae be HK hosts singing, “Peace on earth, good SEATTLE CHURCHES OBSERVE THE A SPECIAL SERVICES All the churches of Seattle of every denomination are holding special Christmas services today At the St. Paul's Episcopal ehureh, A. E. Readhead will have charge of the music. services in the morning and after- noon, with preaching at both by the pastor, Rev. Geo. Vincent. At St. Joseph's Catholic church high mass was held at 6:30 and at 31 o'clock this morning. The Music wes under the direction of Prot. Alfred Luben. Rev. H. H. Gowan conducted ser-| vices at Trinity Parish church at 7:30 and 11 this morning There was solemn high mass at the Church of Immaculate Concep- tion at 6 and 10:30 o'clock, with benediction directly after the last mass. St. Clements Episcopal held mass at 11 o'clock The services at the Welsh church church will be something novel for Christ-| mas day. peginning at 7:30 p. m there will be held a competition in drawing, reciting, speaking and inging. In the latter some of the jest singers in the city will partici pate. ishop Keator conducted pretty services at the St. Mark’s church The annual Christmas tree and the operetta of the younger Sunday school children were a big success Services were held at the Church @ Our Lady of Good Help all day The firet mase at 5 in the morning | and at was high mass, with choir organ, and low mass followed v, 7, 8, 9 and 10 o'clock Special services were at the St. James Episcopal, the University Congregational, the Greenwood Park Congregational the Plymouth Congregational, the Queen Anne Congregational, the St. James cathedral and the Asbury M. E. churches. also held One Doctor Have only one doctor—just one! No senée in running from one doctor tc another! Select the best one, then stand by him. No sense in trying this thing, that thing, for your cough. ! Carefully, deliberately select the best cough medicine, then take it. Which one isthe best? Ask your doctor. Ask him about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for throat aig lang troubles. Doctors have prescribed it for 70 years, 4,0; Ay#e G0 “WALLEABLE RENGES crs The pride of every Kitchen lendid stove Ip every wa OYNOK—V URNITULEG You 80 nt, There will be | | Here a | | THE MOST SPECTACULAR OF ALL THE IRRIGATION PROJ. | ECTS IN THE WEST—SWING ING MEN AND MATERIAL DOWN A PRECIPICE~SEND. | ING RIVER THROUGH MAN.! | MADE HOLE IN MOUNTAIN. | WR TT ttt tk * |* FACTS ABOUT “DAM OF DANGER’ IN WYOMING Height above river bottom. 238 feet Depth below river bottom feet Height of top parapet wall 3 feet. Total height, 328 Width at bottom, 108 feet Width at top, 10 feet. Concrete used, 75,000 bar rels, Stone 87 eeeeee teen tee feet \* i* | RIOT TOTO TOK TOR te tte SSS EEE EERE RR Re used, 90,000 tons. Bas CODY, Wyo., Dec tis building, eight mi ja dam that wil! | waters of the Uncle Sa her torrent s from pread the Shoshone river over an area four miles wide and nine miles long, although river is now only 100 feet wide The reservoir thus created means jthe biggest job the reclamation de- | partment ever did, though it is not a8 costly as some. It Is more dangerou more In it live have been put in peril than in many projects costing 10 times the $300 000 that has been sunk for this dam some of the things the it is spectacular, and more ~|soverpment engineers did to build |this dam They wiped the j off map for several miles, and then they put it on the map again They dammed a mountain chasm halt a mile deep They are creating a ¢ iil twice as high Shoshone river taract that Niagara y cut a gash in the solid| granite of a mountain 600 feet long, | through which the Twentieth Cen: | tury limited could run | And, to cap it all, they are going o demolish the neighboring town Marquette to make for | ore water! In this wild domain, made ta ious by Buffalo Bill, and near this city bearing his name, there is a mighty inrush of water from two directions, The north and south | forks of the Bhoshone clash with a roar that the Indians of old time| room will toward n. le an hand out heck WHERE THE DAM |S BEING BUILT IN THE SHOSHONE CANYON IN WYOMING, A narrow gorge is cut the range as though by a Titan's ruling pen. On the south is Rat Uesnake mountain, on the north te Cedar mountain. As each mile ts passed on its course by the raging Shoshone, the walls of the gorge narrow and the power of the river becomes greater. When they reach the canyon they are only a ribbon when viewed from the top, 2,500 feet above. The engineers literally wiped the bored a big tunnel through the through soda fountains, even to children, |with dynamite and rock drill turn: ed the roaring torrent into it. Under the natural rock of the riyer bed they tunneled and blast ed, and on this bedrock foundation \gtarted thelr concrete foundation. They were below the water level jand the collapse of the tunnel | would have drowned them like rate | A suspension bridgh was swung in the a As the concrete bub |wark grew, the work, strange to say, was less. For instead of lft ling the concrete to the 2000dd feet could only faintly imitate by the| Shoshone river off the map! They | needed, it was swung down to the [musical name they gave it granite side of the gnountain, and ‘men from a battery of mixers on to do already UNCLE SAM BUILDS DAM ACROSS MOUNTAIN CHASM: | | WIPES RIVER FROM MAP AND PUTS IT BACK AGAIN| the mountain side. Above the mix ers steel cables were strung and tons of fronwork and material were |} swung along them. Men, too, were swung to work—-a trip as spectaou- | lar as any the Wright brothers have ever made More than 1,200 cubic rete were molded y 24 hours Why does Uncle Sam go to all this expense? The answer is easy, There are 106,000 acres of sage: | brush land waiting the water from | the la back of the dam to make them fertile. yards of in plage be ve ONE HALF Entire Stock of Suits, Coats, SKirts, Go and Petticoats, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats Without Reserve Four Days Only Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday The importance of this great sale needs no further These tremendous clearances are held twice a year without exception or res ment, including it than its announcement and sitit stock, r Suit Depart: ake your own 1 8:30, Extra comment and our entire cl One-half price for anything No char t One-half off everything salespeople have been employed, and we will endeavor to serve all erve, is included many extensive price, as well as your own selection assortments ge Special— Concerning Silk Petticoats Because of the tremendous rush on silk petticoats, one-half J the stock will be offered Monday, and the remaining half Tuesday. | ¥ } Important Notice rhe following rules are absolutely necessary, and we would deem it a favor if you . would not ask an exception. ‘ It Cannot be granted, \ No approvals. 4 No telephone calls, . No exchanges. : Nothing laid aside without a deposit, and then only when t No deposits under $5.00, Alterations finished at our own convenience Deliveries at our earliest convenience only