The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1919, Page 9

= aa me 78 @82 eo nen EE. =, EVERETT TRUE AND ASPERSION ON THE DSP ENDANT'S MEAGRE MORAG INHIBITION WAS A CRVEL AND CRAFTY MACHIAVE CLIAN - INFLUGNCE, ANDO THe PSYCHO~—— STOP" is Adour! Eiitor The Star: live again? . Xe. We have been taught that the body dies and the soul goes back to Ged, In that case we are not dead, | only living in another sphere, and) how can that which is not dead be| raised from the dead? ‘We must first learn that it ts the soul that dies—Exekiel xvili4. It is) the spirit or power of life that re-/ turns to God. who gave it—Eccle| siastes, xiic?. The 115th Psalm shows that the dead are dead, and in an-| other book of the Bible we learn that | the dead know not anything. In St. John, xi:25, Jesus, the one to whom all authority in heaven and on earth is given, says: “I am the resurrec tion and the life; be that believeth in Me, though he were dead, yet shall he live.” Acts xxiv:l5 says there will be a resurrection of the just and the un- Just; any that are in doubt would do well to read ist Cor. xv, 12-22. When mankind learns to have faith in God, doubt, anxiety, sorrow and misery will be done away with. AB interested reader of The Star, MRS. R. E. WEST, a 10th Ave. thru Christ, the | GENTLEMEN, TO DEGIN FENDANT WAS AN UNWITTING VICTIM OF INTRIGUG, CHICANERY, SUBTER = AI ARTIFICS FUGE AND UNE C eae BUCPLEMGENTING THIS. (Pam pressure oF INNUENDO wal) IN ORDER TO REA THE JURY'S GOT To KNOW, WHAT THO CASE AS (TAS, WS DON'T KNOW WHETHER YOU'RS DELIVERING Your ARGUMENTS OR CAGLING US NAMES | | nuneiation FROM START TO FINISH WILKES THEATRE if! your gums are sore, |, sloughing and bleeding, you have | Pyorrhes, so-called Riggs’ Div || \eane, which is a menace to good || health. We are the only Dentists in the Northwest who specialize In this dreaded disease. Exami- nation and estimate free, Special care taken of children's teeth. Reasonable discount a judgment fbr Coast Ce of her son, death belonging to the company at Black —By CONDO With, THE Dee eh A VERDICT Do the Dead Live Again? These Two Readers Say “Yes” Do the dead trying to do is to give Seattle a chance to tell what it knows, or believes, or does not believe, about life after death and the bridge between life and death. lectures is considered, for this ts ® forum, not a church notice column. Editor The Star: This planet hi its ups and downs as regularly ag the tide of the . In every cycle of three thousand years is ¢ period of darkness and the graduqd evolution and acquiring of know} edge, the so-called advancement ¢ civilization, and then comes the Period of spirituality and the Creator is obliged to give His children a severe shaking up to cause them to heed His commands and to turn their attention to spiritual things, The late war has been the caune of this spiritual awakening and the English are more stirred than any other nation, As for Mrs, Eddy we know how she went back on spiritualism. There | are thore in our own ranks who knew her when she was a medium, only partly developed, and sptritual- ists gave her a home, and her de of spiritualiem t# all the thanks we get. All that is good in Christian Science was taken from spiritualiam. Dr. Quimby was the teacher of Mrs. Eddy. from the writing of John Wroes, founder of the Christian Israelites. Other of wer ideas taken from Bishop Berkeley, Andrew Jackson Davis and from Plato and Aristotle, Cc. J. HESSLER, 2117% First Ave. There's a spiritualistic view: point. One of the most interest ing psychic evolutions of the post-war period has been the surge to spiritualism, the esoteric creeds, theosophy and immaterial faiths generally. While seeking no controversy, as a matter of plain justice, we would call the correspondent’s attention to the fact that wher- ever Mrs. Eddy secured her theory of religion, as a result she established a church that today is the fastest growing religious organization in the world, and numbers adherents in American cities by the hundreds, where older faiths numbers thdr tens, From which we infer that re- sults count more than sources. As we said yesterday, the anchor seems less important than the fact that it holds. So far as possible, brethren, dwell in peace with one another, Denunciation has usually been a sign of an intolerance that had nothing helpful to humanity in its creed. Thus endeth the lesson for the day. Do the dead live aggin? What say you? COMPANY MUST PAY FOR DEATH OF YOUTH Mra. Isabel De da, against the Company for the Joe, 14, who fell to his down a deserted mine shaft He received his ideas | to Union ™en and their farnilies. AN work guaranteed 15 years. United Painless Dentists INC. 08 Third Ave. Cor, James St. 4 Phone Elliott 1633 Hours: 830 a, m. to 6 p. m. Sundays, 9 to 12. Diamond. ‘The sum represented the estimated earning power of the boy |until he would have become of age. The boy was playing, and ran to the | gate of the shaft, where he was over- come by black damp, and fell in, |The company was blamed for leaving |the gate of the shaft open. | Dr. Edwin J. THE SEATTLE STAR TU SSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1919. PAGE 9 DOINGS OFTHE DUFFS ASSAGE. Too? HE REAUN HAD TO WORK TNIGHT OR iF HE Just USEO THAT As Ol UELLO JUMBO = GR. wut You LONESOME FoR ME, HUN~JUMBo 2 NEAN~ TS Too BAD T WAFTA GO T StHooL, ANT 1t 3 |} | @Racious: You LiKE. A SWAVE TRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS MAY OH - WouLd You LIKE A mamcure Mister? Twese Fuss¥ Pieos THAT WAS W Have Hig NAILS Alt Pousned UP- See HE MAY HAVE MET JOHNNY MACK AN/ THAT BUNCH OR HE @E IN SOME CABARET DRINKIN’ AN’ EATIN’~ OH- OH-- HE MAY, EVEN AT THIS MINUTE, BE DANCING WITH ~ WITH- WITH OTHER WOMEN - OH - - -| MUST [ AND OUT Tom Had « Riaht to Change His Mind, Didn’t He? You Loow we. BUT Yov_ NEED A Toric * MISS —_Bu ALTMAN | GIBBS - OH MISS GIBBS - mauicuge Here! Annie Can Sleen. HELLO - HELLO-- OH 1S THIS TH’ OFFICE - 1S THIS TH’ OFFICE ¢ 15 PETER THERE — MR. PAL- (IS MISTER. PAL THERE 2 15 THIS” You PETER ¢ C) WELL - Home FRom Scuoor So SOON? How DID NOV GET ALONG WONDER | | | THERES Sone- RINGING THE FRONT COULD | } OTTO AUTC Twas UP ONE OF TH’ APPERATUSES UKE WHO IT AT THREE O'cLock “BE UP TA MOVIN PITCHER SHOW LAST SETIODY NIGHT AN SAW AS HOw THEM CITY, COPS STOP TH AUTERBLES, AA T RIGGED MUST BE @ TELEGRAM OR SOMETHIN’ IMPORTANT TH WAY THEY'RE RINGIN' NERVE! THEY HAVENT STOPPED RINGIN' ONCE! THE BELL!" How's WH) /ALLTH CITY COPS DID WAS ) = TURN TH’ SIGH LIKE THIS c AN ALLTH' AsTOS STOPPED ¢ *LO CONSTRALE “TRAFFIC TODAY DO ALL {W ROADSTER COWS SOUND THEIR HORNS when COMIN’ AROUND BIG AIRPLANE GOING TO KENT “Around the Rim” Trip Not , to Include Seattle The mighty army bombing plane which Lieut. Col. R. 8, Harts ts pilot |), ing around the rim of the United States will not land nearer Seattle |; than Kent. Tho big “ship” is ex- pected to arrive at Kent some time ‘Tuesday. Several months ago members of the Northwest Aero club and other civic organizations planned a landing site for airplanes within the city limits, but planning is as far as the matter prog: Accomp Lieut. Col, Hartz| L. A. Smi . Harmon and mechanics Jack Harding and Master | Brown Beattle’s Leading Dentist 106 Columbia St, Electrician Jeremiah Tobias. Let's go eat at Boldt's—uptown, 1414 3d Ave; downtown, 913 2d Ave, Made Him Steal to Obtain Funds Pleading that he stole save himself from a |the White Plague after having lost \Job after Job on account of his r Hardin, aving fe was late cafe! The only man who dares to give the star actor any back talk is the] increasing prompter, Bide Kar zi Northern Pacifi sentenced months in the federal penitentiary at McNells island. a. the ra to serve only to vages ¢ N m the ic Railway company HENRY M. WHITE WILL DISCUSS LEAGUE PLAN| ‘The league of nations will be dis.) m bi om HILO, HAWAII, OUT TO RIVAL OLD HONOLULU HILO, Sept. 30.—Hilo may be- come a more important Hawaiian elty than Honolulu. Its commerce 1s Increasing. It is more on a di- rect line of transpacific travel than | ASSERT BUDGET | "MUST INCREASE ‘County Officers Put It Up to Commissioners Mf rly port And proper fac traffic are provided. MILK 15 CENTS QUART NOW IN SAN FRANCISCO} SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30,— Milk was selling here today at 15 cents a quart, an advance of 1 cent, effected by the milk dealers’ asso- ciation, Advance of wages to the} Jdrivers was given as the reason. of 1913, jew | in to}. Increased cost of living, necessity for * boosting sa , growth of King county, ne 68 require i;|® larger county budget and force “| the tax levy up, the elective county officers told the county commis asioners Monday, Each officer said ho could not cut his budget esti- mate down, and left it up to the commissioners. ‘The county em: | ployes agreed the savings should be in administration of county Engineer Humes announced they yuld not get along gvithout more cash, A public hearing will be held | Wednesday afternoon. lared they should be stand. nieonmieniin: Coroner Tiffin also urged When It comes to adversity or his budget, declaring | prosperity, the average man prefers work bad tripled, Assessor Hull and ruia by the latter route, son a ardized. WHAT'S “TH WELL-YES, DRETTY FAIR= GUT NOuR CoNDONTIONS SHoutD DE WRITTEN So THAT THE YES, THis 5 ME! / , MAJOR HUNT TO "STUDY METHODS MATTER, ANNIE?) |!"! | ANY THING WRONG 2 BY Gott! Some Guy'S GONE TO SLEEP LEANING UP AGAINST TH’ DooR Army Physician to Work at Mayo Institute Major John Monday Hunt, Seattle physi- |cian, who served 10 months with the | 91st division as commanding officer | | of a surgical field hospital, left here afternoon for Rochester, Cleveland, New York and Philad | phia, where he will study special methods of diagnosis and treacment. | He plans to make a study ‘at Mayo's Institute, at Rochester, Minn., and the Gec land, returning ber 1 to Sea’ clinic ttle on Novem. | 4 Solomon was a wise old man, As wisdom used to g0; But in his day there wasn't So awfully much to know, WUAT DART 1S (T You Don'T NuP~ (T DIDNT WoRK! ~ MEBBY T SHOULD A PINCH ALL TH’ GONDOLAS FOR HOT HANIN? SKID- CHAINS ON /¢ Carefully Fitted by Skilled Optometrist Priced Reasonable. We fit ge Kryptok GI 8. the invisible bi- focal for far and |] near visions, | Broken lens duplicated, | WEGNER OPTICAL Co. PRENG THIS AD ir any Amertean ed. tl October 1 See Maes 2 hi a