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YOL. V. NO. 51 DBNYER. COLORADO, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1910. $1.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE. PRICE 5 CENTS

THE EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS.

A General Election The members of the suite destined to accompany Cardinal Vincent Van- Likely, But not Wanted—England Never Gave Major! ly to nutelli, who, as has been just officially announced, will preside at the coming Home Rule—Scotland and Wales More ProgressiVie Eucharistic Congress of Montreal, have been nominated by the Pope. Two are Dublin, July 20—While the great very deed, the “predominant partner, ecclesiastics, Msgr. Ferdinand Di Crolj, struggle is in suspense we may take and she knows it. It is remaifkable Protonotary Apostolic and Dean of stock of the general political situation what deep-hidden prejudice exii Mons, Belgium, and Msgr. Sante Tam- and ask what are the prospects ahead England, not only against Irelai^, but pierl, Minutante of the Secretariate of for Ireland? Those who do the talk­ against Scotland and Wales, If they State, both prominent men in the ing and writing for the benighted peo­ try to force England’s hand. Lloyd world of Rome. ple of these Islands have had of late George can never be prime minister two themes of unlimited resource for for the very simple reason that he Is WHERE MAXIMILIAN IS REMEM­ the play of their fancy. For a month a Welshman. England, it must be re­ BERED. f they treated us to reflections on the membered, has never given a manorlty death of the king. They are now en­ in favor of Home Rule. She hais not In the city of Queretaro, Mexico, on gaged in speculation and prophecy on now given a majority in favor (j'f i-e the Cerro de las Campanas, the Aus­ the constitutional struggle. Not every budget, nor against the Lords. A ma­ trian people have erected a very beau­ one is a f>rophet, but we can all make jority of her elected members atre at tiful chapel over the spot where the reflections. One remarkable outcome the moment both Unionists and 'tariff Emperor Maximilian and his two gen­ of the king’s death was the unprece- reformers. These facts must be all erals, Miramon and Mejh^ were shot, dented_ manfiestation of sympathy in weighed befdre we conclude that a forty-three years ago. The exact spots, Ireland. And this has been followed new election will bring about any which were never lost sight of, are by a softening of feeling towards Ire­ great change. marked by tablets at the place usually land and the Irish question among all But to return to the map. For spe­ occupied by the altar rail and bear classes in England. Some part of this, cial causes Ireland, Wales and Scot­ the names of the generals. The low of course, will remain, but most of it land are column, which bears the name of Max­ will pass away. Indeed, it is now pass­ More Solid Than Ever imilian is encircled wuu a wreath of ing and we shall soon again be face in their Liberalism, and against the flowers bearing the colors of Austria to face wita the hard facts of life. Unionists. They have now a common and the tricolor of Mexico. On each Feelings thus arising from the abnor­ cause in the campaign against the i’pcurrlng anniversary of the death day mal-atmosphere created by a period of House of Lords. To these must be of the emperor a solemn mass is cele- mourning must be liberally discounted. added now the industrial North of bihtec in the chapel. The Empress For the moment, .however, this feeling England, particularly Yorkshire | and Carlotia, who lost her reason as a re­ weakens the extreme Tories and the Lancashire. As in Scotland, there is sult of her husband’s tragic death, is Irish Unionists in their hostility. It here a large vote. But that Is ncjt the still living, outside of Brussels, and is said to have produced an immense only reason. These industrial centers still waiting the return of Maximilian. Effect Upon the New King will be fixedly Liberal, while liberal­ SPAIN AND THE HOLY SEE. and that he speaks at present more ism spells free trade. The remainder warmly of Ireland than of any portion of England may be divided into three The relations between the Holy See of the empire that has expressed its parts. London is at present almost and Spain have become still more grief at the death of his father. evenly divided between the two par­ strained. The atheistic Premier, With regard to the future course f ties. The other two doubtful districts Senor Canalejas, has prepared a bill the struggle from the mists of all the are well under the influence of the forbidding any more religious orders prophecy and speculation,there emerge stiulre, the parson, fixed tradition, and to enter the country. Against this certain facts which seem sufflclently even ignorance. Election reforms audacious measure the Pope has nat­ clear and certain. Of the impending would make some change in them. urally entered a solemn yet vigorous general election we may use the lan­ They are characteristically English, protest. He justly contends that the guage heard so often in sermons on and they with London are capable of Spanish government has no right death—all admit that it is inevitable; being swayed to one side or the other whatever to legislate in regard to reli­ that it will com^ soon at latest. But if some great question becomes the gious orders so long as the Concordat the precise time and manner of Its issue and is tak^ by them as affect­ is in force. Negotiations having for Coming are hidden from us. Just like ing England profoundly. tneir object the modification of some death, if a general election were not In the Industrial Centers, clauses in it are being carried on by Inevitable, all parties would at present of England free trade was a more the government and the Vatican; and try to avoid it, and the responsible prominent question ik the last election pending these exchanges of views or­ leaders of both parties are Inclined to than that of the budget of the veto. dinary courtesy, not to speak of inter­ ward it off. Politicians of both British And it remains so. For the present, national usage, should have prevented parties are serious concerned lest the in England proper there is an abso­ him from taking any action^ in regard next general election should produce a lute lack of enthusiasm in the agita­ to ecclesiastical affairs. He seems result not sufficiently conclusive to set­ tion against the Lords. determined, however, to follow, so far tle the constitutional crisis. Tlfi^con- From this rapid survey it should be as he may, the example set by his tingency they shirk from, as it would evident that no great change can be fellow-infidels in France. But if he involve another dissolution very hort- expected from a new election. The tries to do this, he will soon find out . ly, and possibly yet another. This fear ending of the present parliament and that Spanish Catholicity is of a very can be read between the lines in both another election have no terrors for much more vigorous character than Liberal and Tory papers. The terror Ireland. She can expect nothing from that of Prance. All it needs is a crisis James Cardinal Gibbons which such a prospect unfolds to the tills parliament. She may be better like the present to stir it into activity. From photograph. Copyright by Holmes & Bisliop, Baltimore, Md. average members of parliament, not to off with the new parliament. The It must he confessed, unfortunately, speak of parties at all, is apparent. present liberal government could not that during the last election a large vacant see at Richmond, Va., and on Arenbishop Gibbons, by his ability to The Tory party Itself has a and would not carry Home Rule if the number of Catholic voters remained James Cardinal Gibbons October 20 of that year he was in­ handle a number of delicate situations, Special Reason for Shirking veto were abolished tomorrow. This away from the polls. Protests are stalled. As in North Carolina he at which included the making of a num­ this contingency. If a series of general may seem incredible after all that hak being adopted at indignation meetings once set to work to improve conditions ber of new church laws, again won the elections at short Intervals were ne­ been said and written on the subject. which are being held almost daily all His Seventy-sixth Birthday July 23, 1910—Fifty Years and in five years he had accomplished approbation of the Pope, who, to show cessitated, involving heavy expenses, But it is my firm, and I hope, unbiased, over the country. But votes are much a Priest, Twenty-five Years a Cardinal woniiers. Within that period he had his appreciation, nominated him for the Unionist party would be obliged conviction. True, Mr. Asquith has more effective than protests. (■rccteil five churches, founded and suc­ Card'nal. to adopt the policy of payment of pledged the party to Home Rule Former Disputes. cessfully placed in operation St. Pe­ The nomination was promptly con­ members, and. Indeed, of election “In Purely Local Affairs.” If there should, unhappily, be a rup­ (Copyright, 1910.) signed as assistant at St. Patrick’s ter's Catholic -Male Academy, St. So­ firmed, although both Archbishops Cor­ costs. To both they have hitherto IMiat that means will not appear un- ture between the Holy See and Spain James Cardinal Gibbons was born in church oi Baltimore. phia's Home for the Aged, in charge rigan and Williams had been named as been vehemently opposed. until the bill is introduced. But if the as an outcome of the present situation, Baltimore, July 23, 1834, .and the great­ Subsequently he was transferred to of the Little Sisters of the Poor; aj worthy of wearing the red hat and the That there will not be any great present government were to sit down i‘ will not be the first that has hap- er part of his life has been spent in St. Bridget's church at Canton, Md., parocliial school for boys and girls atj aeec (d New York and Boston as suit- change in favor of either party for to draft a Home Rule Dill, one of two ptred. In the eighteenth century that city, and although his ecslesiastic but within a short time he was called Petersburg. Va., a school for girls at j F.bh for a cardinalate. Baltimore, how- some time I believe to be certain. Let things would Inevitably happen. Either diplomatic relations between them duties have claimed most of his time, | upon by Archbishop Spaulding, then Portsmouth. Va.. while St. Joseph’s Or-| over, held the primary right so that the reader take up or place before his the cabinet would decide on a Home V' ei e broken off more than once. In he has, nevertheless, clo^ly identified the head of the Catholic Church in phnn Asylum was enlarged and other Rome had no alternative and- Bishop imagination a map of the British Isles. nule measure that would meet the de­ iVSO Cardinal Portocarera, Spanish himself with the interests of the city America, to act as private secretary, institutions were inqiroved. In all of Cinbc’iis was made a Prince of the Let us say that politically It consists mands of the Irish party, and in this ambassador to the Holy See, leu and his influence has been felt in ev­ and to also be the chancellor of the his work the then Bishop Gibbons Cnurch. * of four principal parts—Ireland, Scot­ case the Whig element in the cabinet Rome because he was unable to ob­ ery movment for civic betterment. His ’ archdiocese of Baltimore. In 1866 he showed great executive ability that at­ . The new Cardinal selected June 30, land, Wales and England proimr. v culd undoubtedly revolt and break up tain the papal recognition of some simplicity of manner, his unaffected was m.ade vice-councillor of the Plen­ tracted tlie attention of his superiors, 1886. the twenty-fifth anniversary of fhere is no need to speak of Ireland. the government, as was the case with privileges for a Spanish “Institute.” In dignity and kindliness has won for him ary Council of the Catholic Church, a and when Archbishop James Roosevelt his ordination to the priesthood, as the Her representation will be practically Gladstone’s bill of 1886. During tne 1822 Pope Plus VII was obliged to the love .and esteem of men and wom­ rare dlstinccion for so young a priest. Bayley, of lialtiniore, found his health day for hiq formal investiturb with the what it is until she has obtained last election compaign two prominent refuse to receive Ambassador Villa en In every walk of life without regard On August 16, 1868, Father Gibbons failing and requested of Rome a coad­ rank anii insignia of a member of the Home Rule. She will send about iv.embers of the cabinet pledged them­ Nueva, who had been sent to Rome to their religious affiliations. was consecrated in the Cathedral as jutor he suggested the name of Bishoj) Sacred Collece and the ceremony took < eighty members pledged to support any selves to their audiences that they b} an Infidel ministry, like that of His parents, Thomas and Mary Gib­ bishop of Adramytum in partibus infi- Gibbons for the place. His suggestion place in the Haltimore Cathedral with ' party that is pledged to carry Home would not vote for any scheme of Canalejas, the result being that the bons, migrated from Ireland to tiie delium and vicar-apostolic of North was accejited by Rome and . Bishop all the pom)) and ceremony that the Rule. Home Rule which gave Ireland control Pcpal Nuncio was expelled from United States in 1829, making their Carolina. In this diocese Bishop Gib­ Gibbons, on May 20, 1877, was nomi- ' occasion demanded. From Pope Leo Scotland Wants Land Reform of ta.xation or power to establish a Madrid. Fourteen years later a sim- home in the Monumental City. In bons presided, for four years, during rateri coadjutor with right of succes­ Xlll. by an eniliassy, came the follow­ and other things, which she expects tariff. On the other hand. If the Whig liar Incident occurred; and for twelve 1836, when the Cardinal was but two which time he wrote “The Faith of sion 10 the See of Baltimore. ing message: only from Liberals. Let it be remem­ element triumphed in the cabinet and years thereafter diplomatic relations years old. his parents returned to Ire­ Our Fathers," the book having ob- Archbishop Bayley lived but a few “Present to Canlinal Gibbons our a half measure of Home Rule were in­ bered that Scotland showed herself between Madrid and Rome remained land, where the father died shortly t',ined a wide reputation as the most months, and on October 3. 1877, Bishoy : affectionate. ])aternal I)enediction. We troduced, the Irish members would, of more liberal in the last election than suspended. From 1848, however, until after. Remaining in the Old Country popular work of Catholic authorship Gibbons was elevated to what was ' renjeniber liim with the most cordial she did in the previous one. when the course, indignantly reject it and smash now there has never been any serious but a short time after the death of her ever written in this country. then the highest ecclesiastical position esteem and believe we cotthl not con­ Liberals came into power with tne the government. O. B. M. difficulty between the Holy See and husband, Mrs. Gibbons returned to the His work in North Carolina was ■ of the Catholics in the United States, fer ttic liat n))on a more worthy jtrel- enormous majority of 350. Wales Spain. The real gravity of the pres­ United States, but' moved to New notable, and without reflection upon b'-Tg made Archbishop of Baltimore ’ ate." wants disestablishment and other THE PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK. ent situation, it seems, lies not so Orleans, where her son was sent to his predecessor or successor it Is but which, being the oldest, is, consequent­ ! Following the ceremonies it tvas ob- things to which she is Irrevocably com­ much in the substance of the two the public schools and given his early; fair to say that the work accomplished ly. the primary See. I ligatory for the Cardinal to visit Rome mitted, and which she _ believes she A large meeting of tne Holy Name royal decrees, the Issuance of which education. j during his ...shopric is unparallellel In The years of the episcopate of Arch­ I and he accordingly sailed for the Holy can obtain only from the Liberals and Society of the archdiocese of Balti­ have constituted a violation of the Between the age of LI and 17 the ' the history of the Catholic Church in bishop Gibbons showed but a repeti­ : City on ..antiary 29, 1887 where, on St.' by smashing the veto of the Lords. It more is being planned for next Octo­ Concordat, as in the sinister tendency •Cardinal clerked in a grocery store,, that state. tion on a broader scale of the wonder­ j Patrick’s Day, he received the red hat would take some new question, of ber in Washington. Addresses will be of which they are the expression. It but then he announced his intention of, He opened a school in which he him­ ful executive ability of the man. He , and the a))ostolic benediction from the which there is no shadow at present made by President Tait, Cardinal Gib­ is symptomatic of the spread of the studying for the priesthood. To this self taught, established tne Benedictine was one of the American prelates who ' Pontiff. While in Rome he was the re- on the horizon, to change the political bons, Msgr. Falconlo, Apostolic Dele­ evil influence—backed up certainly by end he went to St. Charles College at Order in the state and the Sisters of went to Rome i-n the fall of 1883 to ; cipient of many honors and he took complexion of any one of these tnree gate, and leading clergymen of Balti­ the powers of darkness—which in the Elllcott City, Md., from wuich he was ' Mercy in Wilmington; erected a dozen discuss the affairs of the Church in j ])art in all the discussions pertaining parts of the United Kingdom. more and Washington. A feature of Latin countries has long been at work graduated with distinction. j churches, ordained more than a dozen this country and’ to outline the work to the affairs of the Church in this We now come to England proper. the program will be a parade with gainst the Catholic Church; and not He then entered St. Mary’s Semi- ■ priests and received many converts.' for the third Plenary. Council which country. The strength of distinctness of Eng­ about 10,000 Catholic men in line. oiPy against the Catholic Church, but nary in Baltimore and was ordained to! Through his liberal and considerate i was to convene the following year. Cardinal Gibbons was installed as land as against the other parts of the .against all religion. the priesthood at the Cathedral there conduct he won the admiration of the His marked ability drew to him the at­ pastor of his titular church on March kingdom is a thing which, I believe, The superior general of the Redemp- at the age of 27, receiving his final or­ entire community and C.arolinians, tention of Pope 1^0 XIII, who appoint­ 25, 1887, the Feast Day of the Annun­ we ,do not clearly comprehend in tcrist Fathers, the Very Rev. Michael Mr. Ballinger is now all right Most ders on June 30, 1861. The ordination from the mountains to the sea, were ed him to preside over the Plenary America. Murray, has arrived In this country on men in his situation usually feel that ceremony was performed by the late proud of their Bishop. | ciation. He was assigned to the Church Council and otherwise sho'wed him of Santa Maria, in Trastevere, which England Elects Over Two-thirds a visit to all the American homes of way after a whitewash-bath.—Church Very Rev. Archbishop Kendrick, and ■When Bishop McGill died in 1872 preferment. of the entire parliament. She, is in the order. Progress. Immediately the young priest was as­ Bishop Gibbons was selected to fill the Tne Council met in Baltimore, and (Concluded on ^age 4.) DEKVER CATHOLIC RBCiBTlK

EDUCATIONAL, QUEER SIGHT IN PANAMA.

Duties of Parents to their Children The people who live on the Isthmus The Rooney Wall Paper & Paint House WOODWORTH SHORTHAND COUIGE By Rev. Stephen M. Lyons of Panama are tbe only people on the JOHN T. ROONEY, Proprietor. two American continents that can see Has trained over 30 official Colorado Reporters. Teaches and shows you 200 words a minute. 96% of verhatlm reporters Correction. honest person, for fear that you would tbe sun rise in the Pacific ocean and WALL PAPER, PADITS, OILS AND GLASS write our shorthand. Rates reasonable. Results sure. Every “Hast thou children? Bow down lose it, but many parents allow their set In the Atlantic. That, you see, 206 Broadway Phone South 1486 night and day speed class. Faces City Park. Healthful. completely reverses the order of York 1888. Park Hill Car. 17i20 Colorado Boulevard. their necks from their childhood.”— children to go with bad company, at­ Eccl. vll, 25. tend evil amusements, and work in things, for the Pacific is West and <._ Parents, you are commanded by God wicked places, though their souls are Atlantic East, and It seems strange to JOHN T. ROONEY Day and Evening to bow down the will of your children far more precious than all tbe dia­ us that the sun should rise where we School from their earliest years to keep the monds in the world. Far more Impor­ think of It as setting. But If you will New and Second-hand FURNITURE look at a good map you will see that Call or write for catalog. commandments, and to refrain from tant than wages is tbe character of Cash Paid for Second-hand Goods evil. Children have Inclinations to the place where your girl or boy Is to the Isthmus curves in such a way that R. A. LeDOUX, Pres. evil, and If you do not bow down their work. “What doth It profit a man If ne the waters of Panama Bay, which is All kinds of Furnishings for the Home, Store, Office or Apartment House 1545*45 GLENARM ST, W lD E N V E R .ra iD R .^ 1543-45 Glenarm 8L evil inclinations, they will soon gain gain the whole world and suffer the a part of the Pacific, are east, and the Denver, Colo. the mastery, and lead your children to loss of his own soul!”—Matt xvl, 26. Caribbean Sea, which Is a part of the Phone South 1846 . 232 Broadway destruction. Children are Inexperi­ Parents, remember these words of our Atlantic, Is west This is true, how­ enced and Ignorant of the disastrous Lord when looking for a situation for ever, only when the sun is at Its great­ -KEOGH BROTHERS- Psurks consequences that are sure to follow your son or daughter. est southern declination. The fact Is the Indulgence of tbe passions, and, Example of Parents. a curious one and Is worth remember­ Meats and Groceries Business therefore, God commands parents to “In all things show thyself an exam­ ing. correct them when they do wrong. ple of good works.”—Titus II, 7. This Dealers in all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, Fancy and Staple Groceries School "He that loveth his son frequently command applies particularly to par­ WHY TREES GROW LARGE. Phone Gallup 619 2546 Boulevard F chastlscth him.”—Eccl. xxx, 1. Hence ents. Chllaren by nature look up to Can Help You parents who Indulge every whim of their parents, think all they do Is right, Washington and Oregon have some of the greatest trees In the world, and If you w ill let it their children see nothing wrong In and imitate their example. Parents South Broadway Grocery and Market anything they do, neglect to reprove living with their children daily exert tue climatic conditions of that section lOHN A. OBUtO, Preprltter. ' V/by waste all of the summer? Why not “get busy” and be ready to can be blamed for this fact. In the accept'a good position In the fall? We never have enough competent book­ them, become angry when reminded a wondrous Influence over them for keepers and stenographers to supply the demand. The business men are of their faults, are wanting In true good or evil. Pope Leo the Great says Pudget sound country the rainfall Is anxious to get our pupils because they can do flrst-class work. Ours are by love for their children. Parents who example has more power than words, about 53 Inches, while up in the high­ 250 S. Broadway Phone South 2159 far the largest, lightest and coolest rooms In the city. No fans needed neglect correction are to blame for and we teach more by works than by er cascades, near Seattle, It is 100 here. Come and see and get full Information. Endorsed by every Bank In many evils that are sure to come up­ the tongue. SL Lawrence Justinian Inches, and sometimes reaches the Denver. W. T, Parks, M. 8., Prln., 6th and 7th floors, 1731 Arapahoe 8t, Denver on themselves and their children. "A says the voice that Is produced by 150-lnch point. Under such climatic W ..P. HORAN conditions tbe seeds of the trees germ­ child left to his own will brlngeth his works Is far stronger than that pro­ Funeral Director mother to shame.”—Prov. xilx, IB. If duced by the mouth. If example In inate readily and all the trees continue 50th Ave. & Lowell Blvd you allow your children to have their general has such power over others, to make a vigorous growth. 1625-1527 CLEVELAND PLACl, PM«Ne 1S6S. DBNVKR, COLO, Coiulndted hj the o'wn way, they will sooner or later do what marvelous influence must not CoDege ol the Sacred Heart things that will bring shame on you the example of parents have over the ORIGIN OF MUSLIN. JESUIT FATHERS Mil LARiMiR r r , < For Boarding and Day and themselves. How many young conduct of their children? A proverb Students. women bring shame on their parents says: “Like parents, line children.” This favorite material of the “sum­ College, Academic and by parading''the streets at night, keep­ The Fathers of the Church cail par­ mer girl” derives Its name from being JOHN ANOLUM Preparatory Classes. ing immoral company, frequenting im­ ents living books by which children first made at Mosul or Moussul, a Classical, Commercial town In Turkish Asia. From there It * and Scientific Courses. proper places, running away from are trained how to conduct them­ Pioneer Drug Store Modern languages free. home, entering into disgraceful mai^ selves. If parents are good books was introduced into India, and first Praeerijttowe Oarafully 48 Year*. 4 Parental Discipline. liliiiiititi ‘ iji>' |itj,|.|ilii rlage unions, and other shameful con­ children will dally learn to be good, brought to England In 1670. A few Personal Interest Ex­ years afterward It was manufactvfred hsaKsTTiiraw. « « duct? How many young men who dis­ but if parents «re bad books the dally imUUBCB, Pm. O. SAAK, tensive grounds. Pull i.-- . .r. - V, In large quantities in France and facilities for healthful grace their parents by gambling, effect on the children must be most athletics. For terms, T ", ? ^< 1 1 - it J *f.y T K. drunkenness, quarrels, thefts, robber­ demoralizing. land, and in tbe present day English- QU] ^ CITY DYE WORKS made muslins rival in fineness the etc., apply to Rev. J. J. ies, and other crimes? If the first In­ A lady once asked St. Jerome how LAOIMf AN* eRNTe OLOTNINe OP IVIRY DMORIPTION OLMAW ^ Brown, 8. J., President stances of self-will, self-indulgence, she should bring up her daughter. most delicate of gauzy muslins made DYRD AMO RIPINItHID. In India. and disobedience had been corrected The saint replied, “Let your daughter Wefta,914W. 141k A m what a different story many parents see nothing In you nor In her father, ■i Mtvmi. Office, 6S1 15tk Mount would have to tell, who now worry and which she cannot follow without com' A BAROMETER STONE. WL Saint suffer constantly over the shameful mittlng sin.” Parents, take these words At AU Schobslica’s Acadeoy conduct of wayward sons and daugh­ to heart, and never let your children An English paper says that in Fin­ hear you say, or see yoj^ do anytni^g, land there Is a stone which, like a Canon Citys Colorado ters! Yet, is it not a fact that many mothers are blind to the faults of their which they cannot say or without" barometer, forecaste the weather. This KARL'S BREAD This institution for the education of girls Is located In one of Colorado’s st'oBe, it is said, turns btkck or black­ beauty spots. The buildings are modem, and equipped with all the Improved sons and daughters, and fiy into a pas­ committing sin. Chlldilen’ are atten­

DBNVU CATHOLIC REGlsm

for a union at so desirable an end. n o t n MAIN TITT HENRY WARNBOKM, Therein Liee the Let us offer unto Him nearts Imbued MANNER OF KING GEORGE The Need of Principles Nation’* Strength with sentiments of respect, consecra­ General Woodford Says Great Britain’s By Archbishop Glennon ted by religion, by humanity, and by Ruler Is a Typical, Real The Capital City Shoe M fg. Co. patriotism. Never is the august min­ Sailorman. After all, the thing called character The American citizen of the future istry of His altars more acceptable to Iipair Watt Oar Spaclitti. Sawai Half Salas 75c. Ice Cream, Candy, Cake and Bakery His Divine Majesty than when it lays There was a general impression Goods. TH£ GBO. 8BLX, BAKING * is not the result of mental training depends upon the education of the CATERING CO,, 514 16th St. alone. It includes the heart as well present and will be the result thereof. at His feet, homages, offerings and when George V. came to the throne i U i Champa f t DenTor, Calls that he had none of his father’s bon­ and it supposes that there is foi/ what They are doing best who follow the vows so pure, so worthy the common Picture Framlas. homie that put all men at their ease. parent of mankind. God will not re­ THE HANDICRAFT ART SHOP, we do a moral sanction as there system which places a trust in God and Sivents have proved that this opinion Originality, Harmony, Individuality should be a divine benediction, and it obedience to law, a fulfillment of obli­ ject our joy, for He is the Author of has no foundation and only arose from In our Framing of Pictures. is this feature that after all furnished gations which have not only a legal it; nor wlll^e reject our prayers, for Ignorance of the new king’s character, **Laramie Route* K. of C. Building, 509 1 tch St. the dominant reason for the only sys­ sanction, but obtain also the sanction they ask but for the full accomplish­ due to the quiet and retired life he tem of education, namely, that we be­ of a higher law, and thus only making ment of the decrees He hath mani­ has led. lieve the child has a right to grow a worthy preparation fdf the majesty fested. Filled with lals spirit let us, Since his accession he has received t h e GEIULAN AMERICAN TRUST along the lines which God as well as of our citizenship. Hence, too, I hold in concert with each other, raise our deputation after deputation, represent­ COMPANY, ing all classes, and all have gone LAwrence and seventeenth Streets. nature intended; that his hands should that religious education leads to a hearts to the Eltemal. Let us Implore The Denver, Laram ie away with a high opinion of George His infinite mercy to be pleased to In­ CENTRA!, SAVINGS BANK AND be joined in prayer at the beginning of purer patriotism, a more representar V.’s savotr falre. When Gen. Stewart © TRUST COMPANY. spire the rulers of both nations with © Arapahoe and Fifteenth Sts., Denver. bis school years as well as his entire tlve government and a happier people, L. Woodford as president of the Hud- & Northwestern R. R. life; that a knowledge of the divine than any other; for it joins together in the wisdom and force necessary to per­ son-Fulton commission of New York Uoteis and Cafes. presence, the existence of divine law, its citizenship the twofold patriotism fect what it hath 'begun. presented the gold medal and address, The new road to the Northwest is operating trains into Greeley. J. J. KROTTEB, OYSTER AND FISH the sanction of a trained conscience, “for God and country, for our altars “Let us, in a word, unite our voices originally Intended to be given to Ed­ HOUSE. EQUIPMENT NEW AND MODERN. 714 16th St., Bel. Stout and CallfornlA should be sought and found and fol­ and our homea" to beseech Him to dispense His bless­ ward VII., the ne'i' king did not con­ ings upon the councils and the arms tent blmsel fwitb a formal acceptance Prompt passenger and freight service to Northern Colorado towns. Dairies. lowed as the form of his growth and Therefore our Catholic schools are and transmission of a stereotyped re­ of the allies, and that we-may soon Honest Milk from Clean Cana equipment. Such, too, fS'especlally de­ worth while. They may entail ex­ ply, but talked freely for half an hour. YVINDSOR FARM DAIRY CO. manded in a nation where the citizen’s pense; they may throw a special bur­ enjoy the sweets of a peace which will Early delivery everywhere. Main 6l»». His manner''is quiet yet cordial; Trains Leave D., L. & N. W. (Moffat) Dqrat resptjnslbility is so great; where the den upon the taxpayer, but .the end to cement the union, and establish the his way of speaking, which recalls Sanitary Work. Individual conscience goes to form pub­ be attained deserves sacrifice and prosperity of the two empires. It is that of his cousin Prince Henry of Any Information In regard to rates, etc., cheerfully given. c l a r k - s e m >b n s a n i t a r y CO. lic opinion whence also spring just brings back to the home and to the with this view that we shall cause that Prussia is frank; be gives the impres­ Grease Traps, Cesspools and Vaults canticle to bo performed which the sion of not being a talkative man with­ Cleaned! 2i!21! d irlls St. Main 1882. laws and representative government parents in faith and virtue more than City Ticket Office, . Local Office,.. If the individual knows not his re­ it takes in worry or taxation. custom of the Catholic Church hath out appearing reticent; in fact Gen­ Wholesale Groeers. eral Woodford sums it up as “the t 919 SEVENTEENTH ST. 15TH ABA88ET 8T& sponsibilities as well as his rights; if The Catholic school is today the re­ consecrated to be at once a testimo­ THE P. S. HESSIER M fi^ANTJ^ speech of the typical real sailor man." CO.—^toe Brand Canned vegetables. he simply goes with the tide, and has ligious school, and as such it prepares nial of public joy, a thanksgiving for His late profession, too, is evidently Canned Fruits, Spices, etc. Denver. no principles of action beyond what the child for the future of honest cit­ benefits received from Heaven, and a the subject nearest his heart, for he S. K. MARTIN, R O O flB g . the newspapers tell him, then we have izenship here below and leads him prayer for the continuance of its mer­ talked to General Woodford with Gen. Freight s Passenger Agt., Denver Colo. ^ through it to the higher citizenship cies.” knowledge of the three warships sent ■Bi.AT T C R iT K R O O F S made, put on and the poisoning of the wells and the con­ t guaranteed anywhere In the statA that awaits him in the kingdom of to New York for the fetes and with West. Elaterlte Roof. Co., 841 Bqult- sequent poisoning of the stream of na- able. M. 2674. ______t'onal life. God. In connection with this Fourth of appreciation of Admiral Seymour, who commanded them. Stove Repairs. July sermon it is not inappropriate to WESTERN STOVE REPAIR CO.-^toye recall that St. Mary’s, “the new Cath­ and furnace repair work. 1613 16th olic chapel,” in which It was deliv­ DEATH POPULAR IN NAMES St. Phone (^ a m p a 316. ______The First Catholic Fourth of July ered, was an offshoot of old St. Jo­ America’s vUlUlClUU il|llUlgj Low Photo Materials. Thomai F. Meehan in "America” seph’s in Willing’s Alley, which the New York Leans to Ghastly Nomen­ clature, Is Discovery of an t h e DENVER PHOTO MATORIADS Jesuit Father Joseph Greaton founded CO.— Kodaks. Cameras, Suppllea Englishman. Famous —TO— Excursion Tourist trade solicited. 1630 ChampA “You are requested,” wrote M. Ger­ and who hath at length raised up for in 1733. This venerable eaifice, which Brick Hannfactnrers. ard, the first French minister to the your support, a youthful sovereign is still standing and in use, has not “No city I have ever visited is so Show Rates United States, at Phlaldelphla, July 2, whose virtues bless and adorn a sen­ been unduly called, as the birthplace fond of death as a part of the city’s frinnla ProAb THE FAIRVIEW BRICK COMP.^Y, vlippiv lllvvK manufacturers of High-Grade Face 1779, to the President and the mem­ sible, a faithful, and a generous nation. of religious liberty, the most Important nomenclature as New York is." said Trip Daily Brick. 805 Continental Bldg., Denver. bers of Congress, and other distin­ This nation has blended her interests the Englishman. “Before I had been Catholic site in the United States, for, —VIA— Commlssloa Houses. guished personages, “by the minister with your Interests, and her senti­ when in 1734, its existence was offl- here a day I learned that Eleventh V plenipotentiary of France, to assist at ments with yours. She participates In cially challenged by Lieutenant Gov­ avenue is called Death avenue, that EUGENE O’CONKOH, the turn in the street railway tracks Wholesale shipper Colorado Pota^es, a Te Deum, which will be sung on all your joys, and this day unites her ernor Gordon, Father Greaton de­ Fruits of all kinds. 1636 Market St. at Fourteenth street is Dead Man’s isunday, the 4th of this month, at noon, voice of yours, at the foot of the altars clared: Mantels and Tile. Curve, and that every important in the new Catholic chapel, to com­ Cripple Creek Short Line of the Eternal God, to celebrate that “We have an open and public chapel trench everybody is digging for build­ THE DENVER MANTBD A T I D E C O , memorate the anniversary of the inde­ Fireplace Fixtures, Bathroom and Floor glorious revolution, which has placed back of Walnut street where mass is ing purposes or' other Improvements Tiling. 1652 Tremont St., Denver. pendence of the United States of the sons of America among the free publicly celebrated and all the prac­ is called Dead Man’s gulch. Fifty-one Miles of the Most Massive, Majestic and Magfnificent RellgrIoiM Artlelea. America.” and Independent nations of the earth. tices of our religion performed by “I.ater when rambling about the city Scenery in the World. A Visitor to Colorado Can Not I discovered other spots whose grue­ RELIGIOUS ARTICLES, PRAYER This was the first Catholic celebra­ “We have nothing now to apprehend right of charter of William Penn. Our Afford to Miss This Wonderful Trip Books. Rosaries, Medals, Statues. tion of the “Glorious Fourth.” What but the anger of Heaven, or that the land is in Pennsylvania, not in Mary­ some appellations may not be so wide­ Fred P. Fisher, 1055 Eleventh St. ly known but are as firmly fixed lo­ FOR ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE WRITE would happen to the present ambassa­ measure of our guilt should exceed land, and we are and of right ought to cally. Three hills I have climbed are Heating and Ventilating. dor of the Republic of France if he His mercy. Let us then prostrate our­ be free and Independent of all civil JAMES M. KELLEY, Dealer In Hot Air called Dead Man’s hill on account of F. C. MATTHEWS, F urnace s: 4,000 of our furnaces In issued a similar invitation for St. Mat­ selves at the feet of the Immortal God authority retarding, restricting or de­ the coasting accidents that have oc­ GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT, use In Denver. Phone Main 8167. 1941 thew’s Church, Washington, for Mon­ who holds the fate of empires in His barring our religion. It is. not tolera­ Champa St. ' curred there. 1 C. S. Sl C. C. D. RY., COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO, day? How the bloc would rant in fury, hands, and raises them up at His pleas- tion we claim. It is freedom we de­ “In the upper part of the city I was Gas Appliances. EVERYTHING for Gas Ughts. We and demand his recall. The strange: ure, or breaks them down to dust. mand and will maintain.” taken to admire the view from two rent or sell gas arcs. Phone 6431. changes of politics: But perhaps the “Let us conjure Him to enlighten This was in 1734, remember, and the points which are known as Dead DECKEm LIGHT & FIX’TORB W . Man's bluff and Dead Man’s ledge. An­ Phone 6431. «04 15th St. contrast is no stranger than that of our enemies and to dispose their first amendment to Article I of the the same Continental Congress accept­ hearts to enjoy that tranquility and Constitution of the United States: other friend pf a cheerfnl turn of mind Electrical Supplies. has volunteered to show me just as ing this invitation to St. Mary’s chapel, happiness which the revolution we “Congress shall make no law respect­ THE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY & CON­ soon as he gets time a beautiful spot STRUCTION CO, Wm. Bayer, Pres. after having solemnly declared, during now celebrate has established for a ing an establishment i of religion, or Main 2252. 1522 Stout St., Denver. up In the Bronx called Death’s toll- Its session of 1774-75, that the Roman great part of the human race. Let us prohibiting the free exercise thereof,” gate. All those names no doubt have Sum m er Rates Hair Gooda. Catholic religion was “fraught with Implore Him to conduct us by that way did not go into effect before the close a strong local significance, but they HAIR GOODS AND HAIR DRESSING. Impious tenets” and had "deluged which. His Providence has marked out of 1791. are rather depressing to a stranger.” Quality In Popular Priced Goods. England in blood and dispersed Im- I 608 16th St., near Welton. .ghone 3701. plbty, bigotry, murder and rebellion, Land and Water Craft. v e r y d a y throughout every part of the world.” Rear Admiral John A. Howell, re­ E - GUIRY BROS,, We learn from the Philadelphia Packet tired, inventor of the Howell torpedo, One fare round-trip rate to Decorators and General of July 10, 1779, what took place at is having built a craft which he be­ lieves will solve the problem of com­ St. Mary’s: The Catholic Church’s teaching on ing the prevalence of disease, when all fishing points, 3 or more Painters bined lanM and water travel. The “On Sunday last,” it relates, “(being 1435 COURT PLACE, cremation was interestingly empha­ the Church may not refuse acquies­ boat, which is being built at the plant the anniversarj- of the independence of sized by Right Rev. Dr. Clancy, Bishop cence in cremation, are amply suffi­ persons on one ticket good 30 days. Phone Main 2792. Denver, Cel*. of the Bath Marine Construction com­ America), his excellency the Presi­ of Elphin, in a discourse recently at cient to justify her action in this mat­ pany, is 20 feet long, 6 feet 5 inches WILHELM GRIESSER, dent,. and the honorable members of the consecration of a new cemetery. ter. It might not, his Lordship said, beam and with a tail Iff feet long. Every Tuesday: one Congress, attended divine worship in Bishop Clancy said there were few he out of place to contrast the ritual She will be fitted with a 10-horse­ Architect the forenoon in Christ Church. . . . subjects that set forth more conspic­ observed by the Catholic Church with power engine, making 1,000 revolu­ fare round trip to all Colorado points, At noon the President and members uously and edifylngly the Divine orig­ that adhered to by the sects outside tions a minute. She will have a 21- Inch pitch on the port side and a good 30 days. Engineer and Bnilder of Congress, with the president and in of the Christian religion than the her fold. Those of us who had fol­ MACK BUILDING trail wheel at the stern. The two chief magistrates of this State, and a Church’s treatment of her dead as lowed in the newspapers the record of Phone Champa 1737 Denver, C«l« driving wheels are four feet in diam­ number of gentlemen and their ladies, compared with that adopted by gentile the Interment of the late illustrious eter and are placed forward. Except STANDARD AND TOURIST SLEEPERS. DINING CARS. J. D. Seerie. James Sweeney. went, by invitation from the honorable nations and certain sects outside King of England would have observed for the driving wheels, the craft is MEALS A LA CARTE. the minister of France, to the Cath­ the fold of Christ. The Church had that everything which was impressive constructed on the lines of any small TbeSeelie-SwenejiCjssCo. olic chapel, where this great event was never looked on cremation with favor, and imposing about the ceremonial was boat. It is expected that the boat Finest Cigars celebrated by a well-adapteu discourse, as would be manifest from the decis­ taken from the pre-reformation ritual will make about seven miles an hour In the water and twelve on land. It Smoking Tobaccos pronounced by the minister’s chaplain ion of the Holy Roman and Universal of the Catholic Church, and that what­ and a Te Deum, solemnly sung by a is understood that she will be ready 1634 CRTIS ST. Inquisition published on May 19, 1886, ever was cold, formal, and spiritless for her trial early in the coming ^ t V Phone Main 6390. Denver, Colo. number of good voices, accompanied when owing to practices coming into was the modem introduction. month. The new boat might well be by the^rgan, and other kinds of mu- vogue more especially in Italy, France, named the Crocodile.—Kennebec Jour­ EUREKA Monumental sic.' England, and America, the Bishops of AN OWER-FED BIRD. nal. C. H. SPEERS, G. P. A. Denver, Colo. .W orks The chaplain to the French embassy those countries sought instruction ROBERT HOUOHTON, was a Recollect friar, the Rev. Sera- from the Holy See on the following •N’a, Geordie Watson, ye were wrang. Hidden Room of a Castle. Offieo aai MoGrooMi phln Bandol. He spoke in French and questions: Nae Hleland scoi cs or toddy In the course of some repairs at Hae pow’r to draw a Scottish sang Congress was so pleased with what fie First—Is it lawful to join In societies Longleat, Wilts, a room with a fireplace IMt BROADWAY. Prae t.iis pulr Irish body. said that it ordered the discourse to which have for their objects the spread was discovered of which nobody had be printed officially, lals is a trans­ of the practice of cremation? "What tastes o' raither’s cherry pie,” the slightest knowledge. It had ap­ C. A. ANDERSON. parently been walled up for years, and lation of what Father Bandol said: Second—Is it lawful to give orders Ye swore, “that instant learns Coal, Wood, Hay, Grain, in wamefu’ praise of it to sigh neither Lord Bath nor anybody at FLOUR A N D FEED “Gentlemen: We are assembled to for the burning of one’s body after An’ sing like Robbie Bums.” Longleat had any suspicion of the ex­ $ e n r o u n d C H IC K E N FEED celebrate the anniversary of that day death or the burning of that of an­ istence of such an apartment. Phone South 2739. 635 JASON ST. which Providence had marked In His other? Yet now my thrapple’s felt Its fouth, Longleat, which is said to be the Eternal Decrees, to become the epoch Their Eminences, the Cardinals of Wi’ pie my kyte is thrang, first well built house in the kingdom, TRIP But there’s nae sound upon my mouth Orders Called for. Prompt Delivery of liberty and Independence to the the Inquisition, after grave and ma­ was erected by Sir John Thynne. and — TO — That’s vera like a sang. Its construction occupied 12 years, r thirteen United States of America. ture deliberation, answered to the first SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND. TACOMA, THE A. PETERSON GROCERY CO. from January, 1567, until 1579. The That Being, whose Almighty hand question: “No, and if there be a ques­ Hoots man! I hae nae words ava, LOS ANGELES, OREGON, SEATTLE, GROCERIES, MEATS, FRUITS, first royal visitor to Sir John’s noble holds all existence beneath its domin­ tion of societies connected with the An’ O! it grieves me «alr. SAN DIEGO, VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON VEGETABLES, ETC. The pie has ta’en my breath an’ a’. mansion was Queen Elizabeth, and the CALIFORNIA, VICTORIA, B. C.. FiSH AND GAME IN SEASON. ion, undoubtedly produces in tue Masonic sect the penalties against this There’s room for naething malr. story runs that the owner was not Phone South 817. 605-607 Jaeon St depths of His wisdom those gpreat sect are Incurred by them.” very anxious for his sovereign to see From Main Line Colorado Points events which astonish the universe, And the the second question, “No.” Yon cantie robin puts to shame his home, as she might ask him where M . nst Malm. BetoblUheS I M and of which the most presumptuous, These decisions were confirmed by ,3

We think the municipal water bond plan much better The Catholic Register for the people than the postal savings bank two per cent Published Weekly. pipe line from the people’s pockets to Wall street Specu­ "And / taw a new heaven and a new earth.” □ I OUR CALENDAR | □ TU rd Floor, Westom Newspaper Union BuUdlnc, late with your own money by investing it In your own H E M U S E —Revelations. 1824 C urtis S t , Denver, C

of Miss Lucille Dillon of Washington MIRACLES AT SHRINE OF STE. INTERESTING CATHOLIC NEWS. WE MAKE FLUFF R U G S FROM YOUR OLD CARPET HE Independent Master PlumbefR m ANNE. A n o t h e r street PHONE MAIN 7230. vlte the public to call and Inspect Virginia Ann. infant daughter of Mr. The 300th anniversary of the death their complete lines of Plumbers’ Sup- T r u s t and Mrs. Chas. McGuire, and Mary Press dispatches under date of July of Father Matthew Ricci, the Jesuit, J. T. UPTON & COMPANY nlles. (now being sold at anti-trust .Madeline, infant daughter of Mr. and 27 contain the following: of Macerata, Italy, was recently cele­ Compressed Air & Steam CARPET CLEANING CO. prices) at the following places: “ B u s t s ” LU Mrs Earl Boyd, were baptized Sunday A total of eighteen miraculous cures brated at the university there by the Successors to Brownson Steam Cleaning Company. altemoon by Father McDonough. are reported as a result of the annual unveiling of a memorial tablet. Fat_er OFFICE AND WORKS: 765 TEJON ST„ DENVER, COLO. Ricci was a Chinese missioner of vast ^ MORSE BROS. SUPPLY CO., 18th & Lawrence The 850,000 club held their final uovena just ended at the shrines of St. meeting Tuesday evening. The col­ A hue In this city (Chicago), an! at learning. The Chinese called him the COLORADO PLUMBING SUPPLY CO., 1623 Blake St. lectors turned in their subscriptions St. Anne, 111. It Is said that peiple Second Confusius and the Italians style DENVER PUMP & PLUMBING SUPPLY CO., Blake, Bet 19th and 20th together with the remaining cards, who came on crutches from twenty- him another Mgreo Polo, because of The Albert Sechrist Mfg. Co. which the Fathers will use In making seven states went home today without hls geographical contributions. In INDEPENDENT MASTER PLUMBERS their pastoral canvass of the parish In jhem, the blind could see and the deaf China be diu a great work as mission­ ihe near future. could hear. ary. Phone White 1151. JAMES ENGLAND, Secretary. Leo Grlffen, of Eagle Grove, la., who Gas S Decbic Filtiies THE FEAST OF PORTIUNCULA. had not been able to walk since child­ St. Ansgar’s Society, established hood, due to spinal weakness, stood up some months ago under tne joint aus­ Repairing a Specialty Office and Factory C. H. MATHIS P. B. THURNES Tuesday, August 2, will be the occa­ Btiaight In the pew, and then dlscard- pices of the Archbishop of New York and the Bishop of Brooklyn, the Cath­ Phone Main 6512 1717 Logan Ave. El When In Need of P rin tin g Call Up sion of the great Franciscan feast 'ng hls armchair, walked home, claim­ known as the Portluncula: and those ing a cure. Arthur Raymond, of Re­ olic Scandinavians, Norwegians, Danes and Swedes in Greater New York and Printing, Publishing desiring to gain the indulgences on public, Mich., who has been deaf, Showrooms; 1 1 3 3 1 6 th S t. that day—and they are numberless— vicinity, has been the means of bring­ Bookbinding, Elngraving claims to be regaining hls hearing. T h e G l o b e are reminded that while the comes- Several thousand persons attended, ing together a large and scattered ele- Embossing, Stationery sion may be made In any church on coming from as far west as California, n ent for which hitherto very little had July 30-31, August 1 or 2, and the Holy I een done In a religious or social way. DENVER’S LEADING PRINTERS Printing Co. and with their friends they visited the Communion received in any church on church dally during the novena. The society bids fair to have a flour­ Apollo Player Pianos 1842-1846 California Street either August 1 or 2, the visits must Although a total of eighteen cures ishing career. Champa. 730 ^ be made to a church to which the In­ were reported to Father J. V. La Such well known makes as • > dulgences have been granted. These Marre, the pastor, since the pilgrimage CHICKERING, Our Prices Are Reasonable— Consistent with Good Work Right Rev. S. S. Ortynsky, D. D., 3 visits may be made any time from 2 began, nine days ago, they will be VOSE & SONS, □ E Bishop for the Ruthenian Catholics In p. m. August 1, until sunset August 2, guarded from the public until probing EMERSON, ■ CROWN, I! this country, has taken title to an and though no special prayers have authenticates them. PRICE & TEEPLE, estate of 200 acres located near his­ been prescribed, those recited must be REMBRANDT offered for the intention of the Sov­ toric Yorktown, Va., on which will be THE DEAD MINSTREL. and other reliable makes, all '' ereign Pontiff. These rules followed, a established a college and seminar}' for sold on easy payments. plenary indulgence may be gained as “Billy” Williams, the minstrel, who, candidates for the priesthood of the Byzantine rite. The great undertaking. often as the visit to the church is at the age of 66 years, died Monday In A large assortment of good THE In which the first step has now been made. Elizabeth, N. J., had many friends In old Violins and a lot that taken has been made imperative by Denver. He lived here In 1900 and have gone through our repair '' the constantly Increasing numbers of BASEBALL REVIEW. some years previously. department and partly played PARIsSHErS the Ruthenian Catholics In this coun­ Williams was bom in Dublin, Ire­ In Just the thing for the be- ' try and the Inroads upon their faith Though old “Sol” is trying his best land. Hls father was a prominent phy­ glnner. We are making these days to melt our ambitions, he sician. When quite young Williams resulting from a lack of priests of their VIOLINS TO ORDER. We do EXPERT REPAIRING ON VIOLINS,' own race and speaking their own lan­ ^ A cannot; scorch the ardor of the baseball came to America and at the age of 10 CELLOS, DOUBLE BASSES, MANDOLINS, GUITARS, BANJOS AND “fan.” Baseball is still king and has ran away with a circus. Later In Jlfe guage. The property acquired is on DRUMS. Headquarters for EDISON-VICTOR Talking Machines, Reo ;; ST. FRANCIS DE SALES. was well pleased with the arrange­ many subjects in Denver. Perhaps he used the fortune left him by his the York river, near Chesapeake Bay. II ords and Supplies. Sheet Music and all Music Books at special prices. ments. Wednesday night the attend­ the Interest Is due to the f^ct that our father and organized hls own company. Bishop Ortynsky has just conducted Masses on Sunday, 7:30, 8:30, 9’30 ance was all that could be expected In own Teddies are top-notchers in the During the time of the yellow fever successful missions for the Ruthenlans and 10:30 a. m.; Rosary and Benedic­ spite of the threatening weather, and of Rochester, New York and Jersey tion at 7:30 p. m. Western; or perhaps the baseball mi­ plague In Memphis in 1878 and 1879, what it may have lacked In numbers it City. Hext Music Co. Mrs. Gillis and Miss MacNeil are crobe is working overtime. Whatever he gave 810,000 to the sufferers. In made up in enthusiasm. All in all, the the guests of their aunt and Mrs. Mc­ the cause, it Is certain that the corner recognition of his philanthropy on this ;; Cor. 15th and California Sts., Denver, Colo. lawn fete was one of the most pleasant The Abbe Belleney, one of the dis­ Donald. ^ lot game Is drawing a larger crowd occasion he received, a. decoration from affairs given by the parish for several tinguished editors of the fearless “La Mrs. Mattick of St. Louis, Mo., is this season and this with the mercury the Pope. In the latter part of the years. No doubt a good sum will be Croix,” of Paris, has been a guest of visiting her son, Charles 'J. Mattick of hovering around the boiling point. ’90s his throat weakened and he was realized. Rev. Charles Dauray at the rectory of this parish. Strictly Catholic teams are few this forced to leave the stage, on which he t Father Scholtz celebrated the late the Precious Blood, Woonsocket, R. I. T. J. REILLY, Res. Phone Main 7636 I. R. STILLHAMMER, 827 Lipan St It is with sorrow we note the seri­ season in Denver, the A. Y. M. S. nine had experienced one triumph after an­ rra sE last Sunday. The visitor came from Canada, where ous accident of our pastor’s mother. of Annunciatlon(^rish being the only other. He was a prominent member of T. J. R E ILLY & CO M PA N Y he passed two months studying condi­ Mrs. Donnelly’s recovery Is doubtful, all-Catholic organization in the city. the Knights of St. John and of the ANNUNCIATION. tions. He will visit all the principal 1014 e Phone but we trust there will be a change We do not hear from the St. Anthony Elks. cities of New England and Is booked for the better soon. Cadets, I. C. H. S. and H. N. S. nines Mr. and Mrs. Edward Day are at to address many audiences. Abbe Bel­ W. 8th Av. X ^ I U l I l D G r S Sonth 557 The Misses Agnes and Catherine of late. It Is to be regretted that our CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY WILL RE­ Pine Crest. leney Is in this country In the Interests Clancy are visiting their sister, Mrh. Catholic young men can’t agree to COVER $350,000. Miss Laura Hannon of Oakland, Cal., of “La Croix” and of Its affiliated J. F. McDonald. “stick together.” was the guest of her brother, Mr. D. works in France, Switzerland and Bel­ Some one suggests a league between The Catholic University of America St, Leo^M Parish Picnic of this parish at the 'rutl M. Hannon, for a few days last week. gium. the parishes as a means of keeping will recover 8350,000 from the bank­ erles Saturday, August 6. Don’t for­ Miss Violet Fourcade Is visiting rel­ them together. Why not organize next rupt estate of the late Thomas E. get the date. Admission 25 cents, one atives in Fort Collins. The great Catholic historian. Dr. MRS. K. CULLEN OPPOSITE ST. LEO’S. season? Good-natured rivalry has Its Waggaman, its former treasurer, who child’s ticket given with every 25-cent Mrs. Mary Stien has returned from Pastor, Is no longer connected with the ticket. good effects. owed the Institution 8900.000 when he bes Moines, where she went to attend V’atlcan library. Hls eyesight failing Mrs. Reardon and children have re­ The Annunciation team lost to the was adjudged a bankrupt In 1904. A the celebration of the golden wedding somewhat, Dr. Pastor requested the Fashionable Milliner turned from an extended visit with Western Packing Co. last Sunday, 14 compromise to this end was reached anniversary of her parents. Holy Father that he be relieved of hls ALL THE LATE ST SPRING STYLES. friends. to 16. The spectators enjoyed the with H. Rozier Dulany, trustee for the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lyons have position, and this was readily granted. “swat-fest.” bankrupt. The proved claims against Phone Main 7272 Cor. Colfax and Lipan moved to 3773 Franklin, street. Tom Keeler, captain of the Annuncia­ Waggaman are now reduced to 82,000,- ST. LEO’S. Harry Jones, Robert McGowan and tion nine, was on the firing line for the 000. With the cash on hand and the Our young people should be taught The*. Haokethel. Qe*. Haekethe Howard Donahue have returned from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Halpin of Salt War Eagles in their game with the assets now held by the tru ^ ^ the to shun tlje average cheap theater as Detroit, where they went to attend the something'hardly above’the “dive” in Hackethal Bros. uditoriion Pbarmacy Lake City are visiting friends and K. & B. Pkg. Co. at Broadway Park creditor will receive 45 cents on the * ( national convention of the Elks. relatives. ^They will return to their Sunday afternoon. Keeler pitched a dollar. vulgarity. To observe' the galleries Miss Helen McNally Is visiting her Prescriptions A Specialty home about August 1. fine game, striking out twelve of nls full of half-grown boys, having their Funeral Directors aunt in Palisade. Henry Cordet, Phone 3 3 3 opponents. The score was 1 to 0 in imaginations corrupted by the spec­ Open Day and Night. A Prop. Cbampa Miss Marie Martin, who has been FOR STUDY OF FAITH. John Fortune is spending his vaca­ teaching school in one of the Moffat favor of the Packers. tacle of brazen immodesty before the Phoone 3658. 1451 Kalamath h Cor. 13th and Curtis Sts., Denver. tion In Routt county. road communities, has returned home Ostler and Miller of St. Dominic’s In the pro-Cathedral of the Immacu­ footlights, is to note a most deplorable Mrs. Owen J. Murphy has gone to W.'H. Hensler. John Hensler for a vacation. parish are lined up with the Tuilerles late Conception at Minneapolis, Arch­ Instance of American decadence. The Spokane, Wash., to join her husband, * Hensler Bros. The feast of the Portluncula will be team this season. bishop Ireland has begun a series of variety theater is the high school of who holds a responsible position there. Immorality among us.—Catholic Citi­ T 1 PANTITORIUM CO. celebrated August 2. Special indul­ The Fry-McGills won their game at lectures which have for their design CLEANERS & DYERS Mrs. M. Gilchrist has returned from zen. Sanitary Plum bers gences are gained on this day by re­ 23d and Welton by a score of 4 to 2. the familiarizing of the people with Vie clean and dye everything. We Dawson, N. M. Her daughter, Mrs. T. 1449 MARIPOSA ST. ceiving communion and visiting the The Underhills defeated the Mays Catholic literature. The object Is to call and deliver. Ph‘'~>e Main 4233. M. O’Brien, and children, accompanied JOBBING A SPECIALTY. church. Each visit gains an indul­ Sunday by a score of 11 to 2. I ave Catholics read the best that has Apropos of the resolution passed by Tell Main 2267. Denver, Colo. 803 and 613 FIFTEENTH STREET, her for a visit of several weeks in Den­ 1113 CALIFORNIA ST. gence. But one can be gained for each The Underhills’ line-up contains the been written hy churchmen In the am­ the Catholic Educational association at 1 ver. person. The remainder are in charity names of well-known Sacred Heart plification of the sermons that are to Detroit recently deprecating the tend­ Mr. and Mrs. John O’Brien have given for the suffering souls In purgsr parish ballplayers. be preadhed on fundamental tenets of ency of colleges to conform to the un­ moved into their new home at 3463 tory. Confessions will be heard on Catholicity. The opening serman was warranted requirements of irresponsi­ Marion street. Monday evening, August 1. For those To her many patrons Mrs. Cullen on “The Faith of Our Fathers,” Cardi­ ble millionaires whereby the liberty of unable to make the visits on Tuesday, makes this announcement, that during nal Gibbons’ sterling book. Tracts education is bartered off for endow­ IMMACULATE CONCEPTION. July and August special rates will he were distributed among the parishion­ ment funds, a word may be said about THE McCUE LUMBER CO. the privileges will be extended until offered on all lines of trimmed hats the following Sunday. ers and It was urged by Rev. T. E. Cul­ the nature of the charity of certain Miss Lillian Hurd has returned from Open every evening. Opposite St. Leo’s T. J. McCUE, Pres. W . F. McCUE, Sec.-Treas. •A large class was confirmed last church. Telephone Main 7272. len that they study the works of Car­ wealth-burdened philanthropists, so- Europe, where she spent the last year. Sunday after the 9 o’clock mass by dinal Gibbons. The sermon outlined called. In the first place, while a man Miss Julia Clifford entertained at a A new arrival came to the nousehold our Right Reverend Bishop, assisted some of the matters treated hy Cardi­ may render services to his country delightful tea on Monday afternoon in of Dr. John J. O’Neil, 1424 Corona by Fathers O’Ryan and Lawlor. Bishop nal Gibbons. which it would be impossible to eval­ honor of her house guest, Mrs. Le street, on Friday last. The young lady Matz preached a very appropriate ser­ uate In dollars, it Is safe to say that Velne and Miss Dobson of Old Mexico. seems to feel quite at home. She has mon on the gospel of the day and gave no man ever started In poverty and In Mrs. Le Velne and her sister. Miss been given the names Frances Mar­ FARM COLONY. an instructive talk to the class. Ste­ the course of a lifetime accumulated Dobson, will return to their home on gery. phen and Mary Collins were sponsors. A new colony has been founded un­ scores of millions of dollars without Wednesday. Mrs. Anton Kllker of 2300 Marion der the auspices of Archbishop Glen- having used business methods that LUMBER The friends of Miss Ethel Connelly Miss Angela Gilmore and Miss Ma­ street, was received Into the Church were very much surprised to learn of non at a point on the St. Francis river were intrinsically wrong. Now, the mie Gilmore have returned from Yel­ on July 9, Father McDobough officia­ in Dunklin County, Mo., near the bor­ men who have accumulated notorious her marriage to Eugene Reardon of lowstone Park. ting at her baptism in the Immaculate Victor. The young people were mar­ der line of Missouri and Arkansas. fortunes and made their names a syn­ Next Sunday will be communion day Conception chapel. Mrs. Kllker was ried last February by Father Wuletan The colony will be known as Wu- onym of odium among the poor who for the Children of Mary and the girls formerly Miss Ethel Baker. About six v ( of St. Elizabeth’s church, and kept tue helmina. In honor of the queen of Hol­ feel most keenly the Injustice of their of the parish. They will receive at the months ago she united her fortunes M I L L W O R K secret until last week. They will make land. and will Include many Holland­ methods, realize that after all the ul­ 8 o’clock mass, which Is the children’s with those of Anton Kllker, a young their home in Victor with Mr. Reai^ ers. It Is under the direction of Father tra-wealthy are generally the ultra-dis­ mass. friend of ours, and well known In East ------AND ------don’s mother. Tessalar, formerly of Malden, Mo., content. And 80 they start spending Father Phillips has returned from Denver, where he was born and reared. whom the Archbishop has placed in their fortunes to buy back that price­ Philadelphia, where he has been seek­ Mrs. Kllker formerly lived In Canon charge of the recently built and dedi­ less possession they had before they ST. DOMINIC’S. ing the advice of some noted physi­ City. cated chapel of the Sacred Heart erect­ got rich—the esteem of their fellow BUILDING MATERIAL cians. Father’s health Is somewhat Im­ Mr. Joseph J. Dryer of the Holy ed on the site of the colony. The set­ men.—Irish Standard. The lawn fete for the benefit of the Family parish, Berkeley, will leave for proved. tlers fill come from every state in the parish was opened Tuesday night. A Chicago, August 1, on a visit to his Father McDonough left this week for West, principally Michigan, Wisconsin, Moments make the year, and each monster crowd was present and en­ mother, who is very 111. Mrs. Dryer is a visit with his parents In Milford, Illinois and Indiana. The Archbishop passing one is the scene of a little joyed themselves to their heart’s con­ 70 years old. Mr. Dryer will be ac­ Office, Planing Mill and "Yard Mass. expects to see within the next two deed, all of which together form the tent. The ladles outdid themselves In Mr. and Mrs. John Campion and companied by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph years over one hundred families com­ character and destiny of man.—Sante . I preparing the supper. About 400 sat Zajlck, who have been touring the their family are spending the hot days fortably established on the tract. Viola. at table during the evening and It was In Glenwood Springs. West. Mrs. Zajlck Is Mr. Dryer’s sister. Third and Larimer Phone Main 6 evident they brought their appetites Frank Keating has returned from a Mrs. Patrick Gavin and Miss Mae Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul has with them. The fish pond was put out visit with his parents in Chicago. Gavin spent some time In Colorado WHEN THE MULE KICKS. bought and presented to the Minne­ of commission in short order, as all Miss Mary Henry, one of the pupils Springs as the guests of Mrs. Kate the “fish”—and the pond was well of Immaculate Conception school. Is Connolly and Mr. W. A. Connolly. Mrs. sota society of the Daughters of the “No man, unless he is blind, should The new bells of the new Campanile The ruffianism which has for a con­ American Revolution, the famous old stocked—were caught by the young seriously 111 at her home at 2203 Wel- Gavin has returned to Denver, while ever be kicked by a mule. There Is of St. Mark's, Venice, were cast on siderable period been disporting Itself Sibley house at Mendota, former home anglers in short order. A new supply lon street Miss Gavin Is visiting with Mr. and no excuse for It. If kicked he Is as the Island of St. Hglena. in Liverpool under the mask^ of relig­ of the state’s first governor, General had to be gotten for Wednesday night. Rev. P. J. Gallagher oi Salida, Colo., Mrs. C. B. Horn in the Springs. much to blame as the mule,” said a The death is reported of FaUier ious fanaticism is growing bolder. On Henry Hastings Sibley. The ice cream stand, presided over hy stepped In Denver this week on hls mule raiser. “A mule never kicks Michele da Carbonara, Franciscan a recent Sunday, as Bishop Whiteside the belles of the parish, was well pa­ way to visit hls former home In Free­ Young ladies, who are sometimes without first wagging hls ears and monk, who was for many years a mis­ was returning to his residence, after tronized and did a rushing business. land, Penn. perplexed as to the best means of keep­ The Philippine weather bureau of switching his tail,” said the breeder. sionary in the Italian colony of EJrlth- having laid the foundation stone of the The ponies were not neglected. A Miss Mary O’Fallon gave an lnfo> ing their hands soft and white, might Manila, conducted by the Jesuit Fa­ “All you have to do Is to keep your rea, and of which he was apostolic Pre­ new Church of St. Aiphonsus in Great canvas 40x60 feet had been spread on mal lawn party on Friday evening of try the following recipe, recently given thers, proposes to establish wireless eyes on hls ears and tall. And when fect, rendering in this capacity emi­ Mersey street, stones were thrown at the lawn for dancing, and the young last week to a party of her most Inti­ by a Sallna, Kas., weekly: “Soakyour telegraph stations at the auxiliary me­ he begins to wag hls ears or switch hls nent services to the government He his carriage at several points on the folks—and some of the old ones, too — mate friends. hands three times a day in dishwater teorological stations of ML Miranda, tall then It Is time to dodge. And If founded there many schools and a sem­ route. Later a priest was assaulted In danced until a late hour. Everyone A very enjoyable birthday party was while your mother rests.”—Toronto and at Santo Domingo de Basco on tue you dodge quickly you will never be inary for the African boys wishing to the public highway and severely In­ appeared to be having a good time ard given Friday of last week at the home Catholic Register. Island of Batan. touched.”—Kansas City Journal. devote themselves to the priesthood. jured. D B N V n CATHOUC RBGKTEE

Medical school; John L. Shannon, pro­ STATE EDITORS. From Onr Correspondents Com m union Goods, W hite Prayer Books, PHONE GALLUP 473 2333 FIFTEENTH iT. fessor of physics at the same Instltu- Correspondents will please tloii; Charles Cloud, also of the St An extraordinary illustration of the Pearl Rosaries, W reaths, Veilings, Etc. The Campbell Bros. Coal Co. write on one side of the paper. Leave Louis P. M. S.; T. J. Schulte, professor working of Colorado’s present penal Knights of Columbus Buttons and Charms. Buy your Catholic Gooda margin to the left hand side and never system is afforded by the case of John from a Catholic House. PHONE CHAMPA 2199. use abbreviations for the names of of mathematics at St Louis U. M. S.; Homestead, $ ^ .5 0 “ ’'•‘iSSofa'®"—' towns or cities. Joe Wllcewskl, professor of physics In Hummell. Hummell is one of the small The James Clarke Church Goods House The Best Coal oa tha St. Ignatius College of Chicago; Al­ number of prisoners who have escaped Market for Monarch Coal 1645-47 Cftltlornia Streot Denver, Colo phonse Schwltalla, professor of phys­ from a road camp. The convicts In ♦ ♦ ♦ PUEBLO. ♦ ics at St. Xavier College, at Cincinna­ those camps are In a sense '‘trusties’’ ♦ ♦ ti; Vincent T. Jenneman, professor of who enjoy the freer life and outdoor physics at Sacred Heart College, Prai­ work under parole. Some time after SEE THAT YOUR HOME IS PROPERLY HEATED The John A. M artin D rug Co. 1*':^ All communications for this rie du Chien, Wls.; Hugo F. Stocte- his escape the warden received word ^NtTfiDme Is strictly modem, nor yet entirely comfortable, unless heated by column should reach the correspond­ that Hummell wasTeady to return and steam or hot water. Ask us. We can tell you. Ask. your customers for meyer, profeesor In Marquette Univer­ Byers pipe on your plumbing and heating work. It is better and lasts long­ ent, Georgia Ardell, by Tuesday noon. sity of Milwaukee; W. P. Agnew, pro­ complete his sentence because he tett Drugs and Family Medicines See that your Items get In the paper. er. We handle a general line of Heating and Plumbing Goods, Waterworks Phone Red 4491. fessor of physics In St Mary’s College, that he should not have violated the Supplies, Pig Lead, Fire Hose, Sewer Pipe, Cement, Pumps and WindmlllS) St Mary’s, Kas. The men went from pledge that he had given to the war­ Etc. We handle the best grades of Garden Hose, Sprinklers, Nozsles, Bto. Phones Main 4282 and Main 4283. 930 15TH ST., Chariea Bids. Call on us, and ask to be shown the latest plumbing fixtures. Now ta onr The most unique feast celebrated for here to Denver, but stated they would den. Upon assurance that be would new building and salesrooms, PHONE MAIN 617 PINON WOOD FOR GRATES years In the Catholic Church, will be return to Colorado to study next sum­ get "a square deal,” Hummell volun­ observed August 2 throughout the uni­ mer. tarily returned to the prison from Kan­ CORNER FIFTEENTH AND WYNKOOP STREETS P. W . TERRY COAL CO. sas, and is now serving the remainder verse, when the Feast of Portiuncula The M. J. O’FALLON SUPPLY COMPANY H. W. Fletcher, Mgr. will be celebrated for the first time In Miss Mary McNally is visiting of his sentence on the road gang and all churches and every Catholic may friends in Denver this week. earning the usual remittance for good Dealers in Coal and W ood gain the Indulgences by visiting the Anthohy Cush returned from Denver behavior, a better example of the CHARCOAL. LIME, HAIR. PLASTER ANB CEMENT. church during the prescribed time and Tuesday, where he spent two weeks. system that aims to reform criminals SOOl-2037 Blake St. DENVER, praying for the intentions stated by Misses Helen and Margmoiite Me- Instead of making them worse It would the Holy Father, the Pope. Graw of Denver will come to Pueblo be difficult to find.—Pueblo Chieftain. The Telephone W ay The feast of Portiuncula has a his­ Thursday" for the Corinthian club tory which is interesting in the ex­ dance. JULY DAYS AT CLIFF HAVEN. Miss Beatrice Ogle will return from 18 THE BEST WAY OF COMMUNI­ No Bettor BEER Browool treme, it being the only indulgence granted by our Savior while on earth. Denver next week. Cliff Haven, July 22.—The closing CATING WITH DISTANT POINTS. The Almighty gave permission to St Mrs. Virginia Bye of Chicago was July days have been very beautiful and QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS IN Francis to have the Pope of Rome Is­ the bouse guest the early part of the full of Interest The Sunday masses SAME MESSAGE^UST LIKE N E E F ’ S M a e r i s n sue an edict telling of the indulgences week of Mrs. William Hewett were at the usual hours, 6; 30, 7, 8, 9 SPEAKING FACE TO FACE which might be gained by the faithful Miss Kathleen Stokes of Raton, N. and 10; 30. The high mass at 10 was and GoM BsK who would attend the little chapel at M., who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. celebrated by Rev. L. F. Sharkey of Portiuncula, near Asslza, Italy, and John Dale, went to Denver Wednes­ Buffalo. The sermon at the late mass pray for his holy Intentions, and for day, where she will visit several weeks was preached by Rev. Daniel J. Mc­ Call “Long Distance” Pure, Delicious, and HeaHhffnl years thousands of pilgrims visited before returning home. Carthy of SL Bernard’s church. Co­ this little chapel to gain the indul­ Harry Sullivan came In from Beulah hoes, N. Y. The choir under the direc­ tchRtiflcally Browid hi Strict CompOanci Witk P v i F M Im m gence. Monday, after a pleasant visit at the tion of Mr. C. W. Zeckwer, sang The Colorado Telephone Co. I.ater, however, the Pope granted a pretty resort Zuebro’s mass. The family gathering, as usual, was dispensation on the anniversary of the Misses Elizabeth and Amelia Walter an Interesting feature of the week. feast, to the Franciscans, stating that are visiting in Beulah. the indulgence could be gained at tneir Misses Agnes Kelly and Josle Dough­ Hon. Frank P. Cunnlon presiding, in­ erty of Kansas City are guests at the troduced the first speaker of the even­ c= : D R I N K = churches, but this being the seventh W. H. STEWART AGENCY OA D o n ' t - B o o s t centenary of the feast a dispensation home of their cousin, Mrs. William ing, the Rev. D. J. McCarthy, who gave For was Issued whereby the Indulgence Hewett. ten minutes of most amusing stories Leo Stowe visited in Beulah last and impressions. The next number on Genercd Insurance Ba Your may be received at any church visited Z a n g ' s between first vespers (sundown, Mon­ week. the program was the treat of the even­ BMabllaUeA; ing, a most beautiful rendition of the a Town mi day, August 1) and sundown Tuesday, Miss lyoretta Bums left the early 1641 Cham pa Rt, Denver, Oolo. PIL8ENER Your and an indulgence will be gained every part of the week for Silverton, where aria from “Madame Butterfiy” by Miss Knocker! State visit to the church. By special grant she will visit her father and brother, Zeckwer, following which the talented of our Holy Father, this time has also James, for a few weeks. soprano sang as an encore a compo­ FOR GOOD WORK CALL UP D e e r been extended so that every one will Mrs. George Van Brimmer and fam­ sition of Mr. C. W. ZeckweFB, which the latter has graciously dedicated to have an opportimlty to gain the In­ ily have returned from a two weeks’ the summer school. Dr. John j. s.,ro- Order a Case fer Your Heme dulgence, to sundown Saturday, clos­ visit at Beulah. nin was the next ^gjaker of the even­ Fresh Beer Delivered Dadj to All Parts of the Qtjr ing with benediction Sunday afternoon, Herbert White has returned from a Colorado Laundry ing. Dr. Cronin gave an Interesting August 7. All should make every ef­ pleasant visit with friends at Beulah. and amusing account of his impres­ Phono 741 2207 Larimer Phone Gallup 162 fort to visit the church during these Dr. A. O’Brien spent a part of last times to gain the blessings of this week in Denver, the guest of B. A. sions of the school and Its patrons. A ) piano selection by Miss Elizabeth unique feast. Ryan. Mrs. M. E. Youngblot of Denver is Walsh of Brooklyn concluded the mu­ The O’Brien Furnace Works sical portion of the program, after Jacques Bros. All Kinds of T h e P h. Zang BrowiiigCo. Little iliss Mae Prendergast was 8 v'siting at the home of hen daughter, rURNACB WORK AND REPAIR!, years old last Wednesday, and celebra­ Mrs. H. A. Deuel. which Rev. Robert Swlckerath, S. J., MONUMENTS Outers, Ohlmney Tops, Skylights, Eta. ted the occasion by having her little Miss Hazel Heller returned to Chi­ of Holy Cross College, Worcester, AND AfL for Celebrated Boynton Fumaoee. playmates come to a party at her cago Wednesday, where she will con­ Mass., lecturer of the week, spoke Phone Main S678. briefly. The Rev. D. J. Hickey, acting Building 8S27 WALNUT ST. home. All kinds of games were played, tinue her musical studies. W orks after which the usual birthday goodies Catholics of the city extend a hearty president of the school, brought the evening’s program to a close with a OAca aBci Y mA were served to the happy "kiddles.” vcicome to Charley A. O’Brien of Al­ 20-28 Eaal Directory of One of the most delightful affairs of bany, N. Y., who arrived last week to short talk. 7di Ats. The lecture program has been with­ the past week was the party given take charge of the new Congress ho­ PImm Soink 7t Attorneys-at-Law Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs. An­ tel. They say “he’s a jolly goou fel­ out doubt the strongest ever offered by DENVER OF COLORADO. drew McGovern for their son, Andy, low, with just a touch of the brogue, the Board of Studies of which the Rev. Taomas McHillan, C. S. P., Is chair­ COLORAM the occasion being his ’steenth birth­ green, Irish blood, and the warmth and JAMES J. McFEELY, day. Dancing and cards formed pleas­ laughter of his Celtic forefathers,” man. The Rev. Edward A. Pace, D. Attorney-at-Law, 612-614 Ernest and Cranmer Building, ant modes of diversion. Prof. Pegram which will make him quite a favorite D., professor of philosophy at the Cath­ The A. W. Clark Drug Co. here. olic TTnlveislty. who inaugurated the Seventeenth and CilttU. furnishing the music for the dancers. TWO gTORBSt Phone 4295. course on "The Principles of Educa­ Delightful refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. H. Rasmussen of Chi­ Oemer Sth Ave. and Jaeon tt tion,” concluded his course on Friday Ave. and Among those present were Misses Jor­ cago are guests of Mrs. Samuel Pol­ Srd Ilatl SL CHARLES V. MULLEN, lard this week. With a lecture on the "Qualiflcations of Attorney-at-Law, dan of Denver, May Fitzpatrick, May Everythinf in Drags 706-8 Exchange Building, Rourke. Mae and Cecelia Collier, Mary Mrs. Flnlan and Miss' Josephine Fin- a Teacher.” Phone Main 6203. Denver, Colo.’ The 11 o’clock hour during the week Dorsey, Georgia Ardell, Mary McGov­ lan came up from Avondale Saturday and spent Sunday with friends. has been taken by the Rev. R. Swlck­ MORRISSEY, MAHONEY & SCO­ ern, Anderson, Messrs. Mark McDon­ Tandy Furniture Co. FIELD, erath, S. J., who with a clear unerring nell, Jeff Fitzpatrick, Arthur O’Brien, Arthur O’Brien Is planning to take The Furniture Exchange Hei Attorneys at Law. Catholic Colony grasp of the political religious ques­ Fred Mahoney, Frank and Edward Mc- a trip to New York -City and other 603 Symes Building, j tions of the day, has gone to the very We take your old furniture and stores Phone Main 4310. Denveij, Colo trovem, J. B. Garrett of Kansas City, Eastern cities about September 1. ------A t ------root of these very complex problems In exchange tor new. Emmett Dorsey, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. M. E. McKee, mother o^^I^8. ; JOHN J. WHITE, of the Catholic Church In Europe, and Ftwne S7M. . 1932 LAWRENOI !T. McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. O’Grady, Frank Gray, is convalescing after a Solicitor and Counsellor at Law. especially In Germany. Rev. Swlck­ Specialties: Mining Corporation and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson, Mr. and Mrs. severe Illness. erath chose for his general .theme Irrigation Law. Stratton, Colorado .Tohn McGovern, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. A party composed of P. J. Mallahan, Suite 829 Ernest & Cranmer Bldg. “The Struggles for Religious Liberty The ScKaefer McMlnn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Abel, Mr. Arthur Conway, Henry Zarp, and Frank Phone Main 8545. Denver, Colo. Mullahey, went to Beulah Wednesday In Germany and Its I>essons for Amer­ Denver, Colo., March 12, 1910. and Mrs. Charles Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Tent CQl Awning Co. MORRISON A DE SOTO, to remain this week. ican Catholics.” To Whom It May Concern; John Carr, Sir. and Mrs. Leo Glatzel, Attoraeys-at-Law. The baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ The evening lectures for the week Having received many Inquiries Mrs. Jordan, Spokane, and Mrs. Bye. 504 Equitable Bldg. Telephone 691 ward McCabe is recovering from a have been given by Miss Jennie M. Denver, Cola from prospective settlers In this epun- The Ladies’ Aid Society to the Sa­ dislocated shoulder. Naughton of Brooklyn, Fine Arts lec­ try and in Belgium, asking for advice cred Heart Orphanage will give a card DAN B. CAREY, Mrs. Margaret Breen of Cleveland, turer at New Rochelle College, New regarding favorable locations In this party and. dance Friday evening, July Attorney-at-Law, O., Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. York. The “Poetry of Dr. Drummond” 216-220 Coronado Bldg., state, I have looked Into the matter 29, at St. Patrick’s hall, and a large Thomas Roach, 1702 Wabash avenue. was the theme of the two evening reci­ Phone Main 4951. Denver, Cola so as to be able to properly advise attendance Is desired, as the orphan­ A party of young people chaperoned tals on Thursday and Friday. These them, and can say that I can give my age Is certainly in need of assistance. WILLIAM H. ANDREW, by Mrs. M. .T. Donahue and Mrs. were given by Albert E. Heney of Ot­ Attorney-at-Law, Prizes will be awarded. approval to the proposed colonization tawa, Canada. 515 Charles Building, Saturday a novena In honor of St Thomas Roach, went to the Springs plan as undertaken at Stratton, Cola, The social calendar during the week Tel. Main 1369. Denver, Cola Aloyslus was started at St. Patrick’s Sunday. under the direction of the National has been well crowded with events of church and a great many are making iL Miss Margaret Dewar is visiting her JOHN H. REDDIN, Catholic Colonization Society of Amer­ Interest to the large crowd on the as­ Tin Keystone Craft Shop Attorney and Counselor at Law, Mesdames M. J. Costello, Edward aunt, Mrs. 'Thomas Roach, and cousin, 612-614 Ernest and Cranmer Block. ica. Money has been raised for the sembly grounds. Oh Thursday even­ McCabe, W. B. McMlnn, P. Prender­ Mrs. M. J. Donahue. P ictures and Seventeenth and Curtis Streets, erection of a Catholic church there ing the Philadelphia Cottage gave a gast and James Duffy formed a party Mr. and Mrs. William A. O’Grady Phone Main 557. Denvei, Cola and a resident priest will be placed !n musical and reception in honor of Rt Icturs Framing which attended several of the local leave Tuesday for Denver, where they A Specialty. M. charge. Other colonies will be estab­ Rev. Mgr. Loughlln, D. D., and Judge T, MORROW, lished as soon as this one becomes theaters Monday evening, the guests will spend a week with friends. dASONBT,, Denver, Cel* Attomey-at-Law, I ,• Father Alexander J. Dreane will re­ Joseph I.amorelle of Philadelphia. 503 Qiiincy Building. self-sustaining, which should not take of Mrs. Duffy. t * e OIMeet end Moat IMUbU ^ Phone Main 2707. turn from Del Norte Saturday, where f«'or Hotel Help In the WeeL l^ong, as there Is much Interest shown The handsome new school house at he has been on retreat THREE THINGS. Kele end Female Hale Sent Wran^ RICHARD McCLOUD, by those seeking a location for a St Patrick’s is nearing completion and where When R R. Fere le Attorney at Law. Land and Mining Leo McCabe returned to Denver Sun­ home. will be ready for occupancy by the be­ Advenced. Cases a specialty. Land Office papers day after a visit with his brother, Ed­ 'laere are three lessons I would write; From information obtainable, I be­ ginning of the fall term. The addi­ correctly made. Register U. S. Ijand Three words as with a burning pen. CANADIAN lieve that thorough cultivation will tion presents a fine appearance and the ward iJeCabe. Office, Durango, 9 years. In tracing of eternal light, Newman Block, Durango, Colo. transform Eastern Colorado from a parishioners may justly feel proud of Richard Prendergast went to Denver Upon the hearts of men: cMPLOYMENT AGENCY grazing to a very successful general the property which they now own. last week to attend a conference of Rio Grande ofldcials. W j^ MIllahed e i liee. Mn. J. White, Free farming country. Elaborate appointments character­ Have hope. Though clouds environ H i M to BookUniBiii O . John Carr, who has been 111 at the 4aa liS4 Leiimar BL J. MIGNOLBT, ized the dinner given Thursday even­ now. D. & R. G. hospital at Sallda, was re­ UASASmS!. MU8XO, LAW Belgian Consul. ing by Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Jones, at And gladness hides her face In scorn, moved to St Mary’s hospital, this city, Insure Your Eyes their pretty home on Lake avenue, Put thou the shadow from thy brow. sooKs BOUND Bf Ajrr r T o a last week, and friends may call to see Against the blight aunlight and the complimentary to Mrs. M. Breen ana No night but hath Its mom. glare of the electric light by ualag 811- . TBLiraONB M6L him. ver-Lyte lenses; they are reatful aad Miss Margaret Dewar of Cleveland, O., beneflclal to the eyaa by reaaen »f the guests of Mrs. Thomas Roach. Philip Lolchot, Cleveland, and Joe Have faith. 'Where’er thy bark Is their absorbing a large per ceoL of the 1 f t Lawrence Street Lolchot. Canton, O., will come to Pu­ driven ultra-violet or chemical rays eC light Mrs. William B. McMlnn, whose The cajw’s disport, the tempest’s which cause irritation and laflamma- For further eblo for the National Irrigation Con­ tlon of the retina; electric light Is es­ charming personality as a hostess Is mirth gress, and be guests at the home of pecially rich in .these ultra-violet rays; information well known here, entertained members Knows this—God rules the hosts of Sllver-Lyte lenses are for especial er Mr. and Mrs. Bonnot. universal wear and are not eeaaploa- of the Harmony club, Thursday after­ heaven. ous; they are invaluable in. the relief ef The Inhabitants of earth. write noon, when prizes were won by Mrs. Misses Corlnne Thurln and Violet eye strain, headache and nervoaeDaea; Moudru of Canton, O., who have been they can be obtained oaly at this place; Daniel Mahoney and Mrs. Luke Mac- Have love. Not love alone for one. eyes accurately tested and maMs The Catholic visiting Misses Ida and Gussle Bon- fitted. DR. BROWN, salte |1. Barth Lean. But meu, as men, thy brothers call. block, opposite Lewis' dry gesds stara. nott, returned home the early part of A party of geologists, all Catholics, And scatter, like the circling sun. Colony Co., the week. Thy charities on all. who have been studying the rock for­ Stratton, mations near the Royal Gorge, stopped Thus grave these lessons on thy soul— Ivory Hand Laundry off here last week and visited at St Never delay, even for a moment; for Hope, faith and love—and thou shalt Main 1684. Colo. Patrick’s parsonage. Those In the that one little delay wlU soon be fol find. Strength when life’s surges rudest roll. Flneat French hand Work In the City. Cotorado'o Faeorito Boor. A Stratton, Colo., Comfleld. party were J. P. Cooney, professor of lowed by another, and then by a third, Light when thou else wert blind. chemistry In the St Louis University and then by others.—Father ScupoIL —Prom the German of Schiller. 1657 BROADW AY DENVEK CATHOUC REGISTER

MAYOR GAYNOR AND THE CATH­ AMONG THE EXCHANGES. IS MOST FAMILIAR PORTRAIT Colorado Springs OLIC FEDERATION. B E Y L E > "'’SeW V Cobrailo Springs The fortieth anniversary number of| Queen of Spades Is a Bona Fide Like­ j SCHOOL AND CONVENT. Co l o r a d o C i t y BUTTER AND BUTTERMILK derelicts of Catholic journalism, this ter to .Mayor Gay nor, of New York Do any of my readers know what la Delivered to all parts of the city. Sister Claver, who will be the supe­ number of the Sentinel Inspires us City: the most common and familiar por­ rior of St. Mary's school and convent. with optimism for the future of the "Dear Sir—1 desire to assure you, trait In the world? I h«ird this mat­ Sinton-Rostic Home Dairy Co. Is one of the pioneers of Colorado ter discussed the other evening with Catholic press. Its articles are diver­ sir, that the American Federation of 419 S. El Paso SL Phone Main 442. Springs, having received her early ed­ rare erudition and cogency, writes sified. All vital Catholic topics are Catholic Societies Is Intensely Inter­ ucation In the little frame school which Arthur Loring Bruce In Alaslee's .. ^ treated with a discerning acumen, and ested in every move to purify the was connected with St. Mary’s church Magazine. One of the gentlemen was the city of Its birth has not been for­ stage. I can assure you of the unqual­ sure the Raphael’s “Slstlne Madonna” ■, j. mirM many years ago. Sister Claver comes 4. D . 0> r n i i p t — a t. Oaaibrin. gotten. ified support of our 2,000,000 members was the best-known portrait in the from Kansas City, where she was su­ in the United States in your efforts to world. Another was all for Leonardo’s perior of the Sacred Heart school. To celebrate the rehabilitation of suppress the indecencies which have of “Mona Lisa.” Still anothre contended Sister Eustachia goes to Kansas San Francisco, The Monitor has Issued recent years been presented on the that no likeness was so universally THEElPtSOICEANDCOAlGOHIPANV0 1 its first annual New San Francisco M No. T .OD 8t City, where she will teach the grad­ known as that of King Edward on the Telephones 46 and 61 stage by unscrupulous managers. Most uating class of one of the big con­ edition, containing 128 pages Illustra­ coins of Great Britain. I mentioned of the companies start out from New vents. tive of the city’s progress. Interspersed the sphinx, and somebody else men­ York City with these ’rotten’ shows, with essays from the pens of Catholic tioned the Venus of Milo. The discus­ See Us A strange coincident happened to prelates, of allThe ’greatdties^ln the sion was growing warmer when a mild atlonlsts of Pittsburg and other cities and callow youth chirped up with: For Edward Joyce, the proprietor of the state. The citizens of California Irre­ House Cleaning Needs to make an effort to crush this offen­ "You are all wrong! All of you! C«»T*aOKT .Joyce hotel, last week. When Mrs. spective of religious adherence, should sive stuff at the fountain head. The best-known portrait in the world I I Thomas K. Peters and son were seen be justly appreciative of this splendid Onr Prices Will Save Yon Money “Federation is grateful to you for Is the queen of spades.” strolling about the hotel, Mr. Joyce number, so rich In statistics and toler­ attacking this evil, which It seems dif­ He then proceeded to prove to us noticed a resemblance In the boy’s ant In scope. what. It seems, Is common knowledge ficult for the ordinary layman to reach i I Toflet Articles Galore face of an old schoolboy pal and one “Where Gush the Geysers." among the cognoscenti; namely, that Ground Floor Bazaar he had not seen for years. After talk­ and successfully combat.” the queen of spaces is a bona fide like­ Under the above suggestive heading We carry, a sumptuous line of ing with Mrs. Peters for a short time To this letter Mayor Gaynor sent the ness of the late Queen Anne of Brit­ the Oregan Short Line has Issued a Toilet Waters, Colognes, Skin It was learned that she was the wife following reply: ain. It seems that somewhere along most attractive pamphlet descriptive about 1710 the English and European Lotions and Perfumes of Ex­ of this same boy he had In mind, and “My Dear Mr. Feeney—I thank you of the Yellowstone National Park, Its stationers fixed on the image of the quisite Odor and Richness. We that her son was the very image of his very much for your kind and encour­ Inns, Its hotels, Its wonderful geysers then queen of England as a suitable can satisfy you in anything In Have Your Bed Different father. Mrs. Peters and son are sight­ aging letter. Of course, 1 knew that —Exclusive In style and finish; super­ and Its wealth of rugged and unii-1 one to inscribe on their playing cards. the imported bristle brush fam- seeing in and about Colorado Springs. the clergy and laity of your Church all ior in quality. You can If you buy vailed scenery. This pamphlet Is par For 200 years or more; her face has i'y. Sponges, Soaps and every over the country would be In sympa- looked out at us, not altogether urn They are from St. Louis, Mo. excellence the most sumptuous of Its toilet requisite. they with my efforts to stop these vile pleasantly—particularly In bezique— Dr. A. A. McDonald, a leading K. of kind ever compiled by any railroad, shows In the City of New York on the from the depths of the pack. How Sanitaire Iron Beds C. of Greeley, Neb., spent a few days and as a souvenir will receive a ready In Colorado Springs after the dentist’s stage, as they are In favor of all much longer, we wonder, will her welcome. physiognomy be shuffied down the $5 TO $25-™Guaranteed Ten Years convention which was held in Denver things for the uplifting of the morals of the community. When I first came corridors of time? :i Tlie D. E. IHIonroe & Whatever the price, you can depend last week. He was a delegate. MR. CHESTERTON ON THE OLD on the quality of Sanitaire Beds; made M. W. Purcell and wife left Colorado to this city in 1875, I used to go to extra strong and finished oilly In best PATHS. Springs for Quebec, where Mr. Pur­ the theater constantly, and enjoyed It TRIALS OF THE DEAF MAN t enamels: hard as fiint; Impossible to greatly. In those days 1 heard all of ii Freytag Ding Co. chip or scale off; imperious to dust cell will attend the K. of C. conven­ ihe London Spectator reviews with ‘ the Shakespearean and other classic Experiences Most Inconvenience When and germs. Casters ball-bearing, steel tion, after which they will visit friends commendation a new book by Chester-1 :: 118 N . TE JO N ST. or brass. Sanitaire Beds last a life­ plays. I even saw Booth, Barrett, They Are Paging Some One and relatives In Canada, and other ton. the humorist philosopher, “What’s | at a Hotel. time. The guarantee is your protec­ Davenport and Bangs, all on the stage ‘ ■ Phone for General Business, 3S6 tion. cities In the East. It Is Mr. Purcell’s Wrong with the World?” The reviewer | at one time in the play of Julius Cae­ Phone for Prescription Dep’t, 258 Come in and examine the beautiful specimens now displayed In our store sole ambition to bring the national remarks that the question contained In “The time I experience most Incon­ sar. Since that time our th^ters have We give a ten year guarantee certificate with every Sanitaire Bed. J home for the Invalid K. of C. to Colo­ the book’s title Is answered In a sin­ venience from deafness Is when they Colorado Springs, Colo. rado Springs. They expect to he gone gle sentence, namely, “What Is wrong' sunk lower and lower. I slipped going are paging some one at a hotel,” said about three weeks. Is, that we do not ask what Is right.” to the theater about 15 years ago, ex­ the man who doesn’t hear well. “I 120-122 S. Tejon spend more than half my time In ho­ St. Mary’s church Is taking on anew cept now and then, and for the reason Colorado Springs, Colo. We do not ask whether old ideals, that tels. Whenever I see a boy tearing A. S. BLAKE, HlcCrackeii i appearance. It is being painted, we assume to have failed, have ever that I could not sit out the plays which were on the stage. I trust that we are through the lobbies and smoking room HARDWARE, TINWARE, TOOLB cleaned and decorated. been sufficiently tried. For instance: paging some one I nearly have heart M. A. Fitzgerald and wife are vis­ We see that the family does not do now on the point of a revival of the failure until I find out who he wants. iting Mr. ana Mrs. J. W. Fitzgerald, a all that might be expected of It, but, stage. The stage Is a great educator, •He might want me. Among all the Hose, Refrigerators brother. Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald are Instead of setting ourselves to find out ‘"A”**® conducted guests there is only one chance 4n 500 Phenr466. 107 N. TEJON ST. Stop at from Hutchison, Kas., where Mr. Fitz­ how It can be made to work better, we on a high plane, Let us all work to that he does; still, he might, and I Colorado Springs, Colo. gerald is a prominent K. of C. that end.” would never know It unless he came invent ways in which the state may and shouted It Into my ear. Natural­ Miss Brady, a sister of Mr. Brady, be put in its place. In no part of his ly. no well-bred bellboy will do that, The Joyce Hotel manager of the Swift Packing Co. of book Is Mr. Chesterton more startling, There Is a point when theory must so the inltitative of finding out whether Dr. W. F O W L E D When In Colorado Springs Colorado Springs. Is visiting here. She and to our mind more convincing, than yield to practical considerations and I am paged or not devolves upon me. DENTIST expects to remain all summer. in the chapters on education. The true the half loaf must be sacrificed to I stand up and block the way. WWWWWwwWWWWWWWWWWWwWWWWWWWWWmmWwwWWWWWWwWWWWw Anna Purcell was visiting last week educator Is the parent. No doubt e avoid a condition of no bread. In Spain “ ‘Boy,’ I say, ‘do you want Benson X r. O. Boa TI4. in and about Alamosa, Colo. Since her is often ill-equipped and Ill-circum­ the Catholics have never known com­ —J. R. Benson? Speak loud, please, I I B a Ta jo n 81., Colorado Bprlnaa, Cato. return home she has taken up a course stanced for the work. He has to be promise. The whole history of the because I am deaf.’ In domestic economy. taught how to do it and helped to do i Church in that country has been the “He does speak loud. He makes Don’t Be Untidy a megaphone of his hands and shouts, A. SHAPIRO, Miss Mamie McCartin Is reported to It better. But the modem remedy Is | expression of uncompromising loyalty ‘No. I want Brownson,’ and passes on. Tha Placa to Trada. 1 ‘ ’ When n Mato m IHtle to have yeur clothes Cleaned and Preaeed ■ ! Sia have undergone another operation, per­ to take it altogether out of his hands,. to God an dtruth. We can never for- “Pretty soon another boy' appears, ShoM , Clothing and formed last Wednesday. to create an atmosphere and a set of | get a discussion we had with a Span- and we repeat the performance. The PANTATORIU Dr. Heller of Pueblo, Colo., Is visit­ conditions unknown to any generation I ish college professor In Paris during whole lobby becomes Interested. They G ents’ Furiiishinft , 17 «. BIJOU rr. BHONS-&23 COLORADO BPRINOB, OeLO. , ing at the Glockner Sanatorium. but the present, and, having set up the ' the late jubilee year. After a very Imagine that I am expecting an Im­ 11-81 E. HUERFANO 8T. Mrs. Scully of Brooklyn. N. Y., the mill, to pass every child through dt pleasant conversation about the Uni­ portant message. I am expecting no ~stabllahed 1897. Cotorado Springy mother of Dr. Daniel J. Scully, Is vis­ without any reference to his parents’ j ted States, the priest asked us how message at all, but the possibility that I might get one and miss It be- iting him. wishes or his own future. ithe Church managed to get along with The Fairleys & L aw Co. caiised 1 couldn’t hear the hoy paging Sister Andrea of the Glockner Sana­ J. F. Boynton, President. J. L. Caldwell, Seeratary. “The fashionable fallacy is that by;the government. The latter was sec- me causes me to make a fool of my­ torium was very pleasantly surprised Undertaking THE CENTRAL ELECTRIC CO. education we can give people some-iular; how was It possible to live on self several times every evening.” last week when two of her maiden thing that we have not got. To hear j terms of peace with It? When we told ■buierat DIrxpInra and EtmbnkBan Telephona UH sisters from St. Ixiuis called on her. people talk, one would think It was | him that with us the Church was free , Iodine for Wounds. ai8 oaa B30 Eaat Flkr’a Peak Rev. Charles Weber and sister, Mrs. some sort of magic chemlsty, by j to follow her own i-ws and spirit un- / Professor Reclus at the last meet­ rtiLOHAnO SPHIVUS, . . . Ct'I.O. Electric Supplies, Fixtures M. Hupper of St. Peters, Kas., were whlch, out of a laborious hotch-potch | checked by the state, he wished to ing of the Academy of Medicine of MOTORS AND aNOINBBRma. sightseeing in and about Colorado of hygienic meals, baths, breathing ex-! know how the state could be allowed Paris said In every ambulance, train, Phone Main 812, 830. 208 NORTH TEJ«N BT. Springs last week. Father Weber Is erclses, fresh air, and freehand draw- j to go on unchecked by the. Church. He railway station or big contract works Star and Crescent pastor of the Catholic church of the ing, we can produce something splen­ quote stru ctio n . TKBttinriuiB 12 West Castello street, Colorado work, called dullards if they still ad­ sulting to Catholics. Mr. Wm. O’Brien most drastic restrictions, however, Second M ass a t 8 a. m. •Hliorl In­ clamoYs about “conciliating” them, stru ctio n Uudertaklng Co. Springs, Colo. Mrs. Leary was 70 here to conventions, and called loaf­ have recently been enacted in the Can­ Third Mass (Children's Mass) at 9 but no “conciliated” Orangeman has ton of I'nterwalden. In this section a, m.. with Instruction. m idB ilaliiii 4 and rm liB lin*ri years of age and an old pioneer of ers If they still love liberty.” High Mass and sermon at 10 a in r O ur specialty is Colorado Springs. She died .July 20th With one more quotation, we close yet been produced by him or his fac­ the running of automobiles on Sunday S u n d ay school at 2:30 p. ra. tion.—Irish World. has been entirely prohibited,, and even Vespers and Benediction at 7:30 p, in. at 9:30 p. m. of old age. She was bom this notice. The reviewer says: Confessions every Saturday a Iter- on the other days of the week they noon from ■( III 6 o'clock, and from SBB?1CI FKICE QUAUTY In County Cork, Ireland. The funeral “On the claims of women, again, may not be run before eight o’clock In 7:30 to 9 o'clock in the evening. C o l l a r s First Friday of every month In iir. All Rlsht at took place from her daughter’s home. Mr. Chesterton speaks w»tn great point When we .grumble at our surround­ the morning or after six o'clock at honor of the Sacred Heart. Mass .at 7 M F Y F P ’S The body was taken to St. Mary’s .and truth. Why. he asks, should mo- ings. do we pause to ask ourselves night. , ond 7:30 a m Rev. G. Kaher. pastor; niestlcity—where women are con­ -Automobiles in Unterwalden are ah I Rev. Charles Magus, assistant. church, where Father Raber officiated what we have done to better condi­ Holy .Mass during the week at 8 CORNER DRUG STORE 80 required to stop at designated & C u f f s at the requiem high mass, which was cerned—be treated as another word tions? It is related that a wise man o'clock a. m points along the highways, for the pay­ Car. Bth aod Oalanda Ava. sung at 9 o’clock. Deceased leaves for drudgery? If drudgery means not met on the road a family journeying ment of a toll of two francs. The COLORADO Clinr, . . COUABADO two married daughters! Mrs. R. T. merely very hard work, but work that towards the town where he** lived. QUALITY AND 8ERVICI speed limit has been placdd at thirty Be^ Us to Save the Negro Price of this city, and Mrs. J. E. Pel- is ‘trifling, colorless, and of small im­ "What kind of neighbors shall we UNEXCELLED kilometres, about eighteen and a half Fort twenty-five years the JosepMte quln of Bridgeport. Conn. Interment port to the soul,’ Mr. Chesterton de­ have?” asked the new-comer, “What miles per hour. Fathers have labored among the n»c, groes of the state of Virginia. Already 60 YEARS* at Evergreen. clares that he does not know what the kind did you leave behind you?” re­ NINE MISSION STATIONS have been EXPERIENCC Mrs. David H. Ryan and son, David word means. plied the wise man. “The best neigh­ established. These are SUPPORTBll PHONE US 342 Spoken With Feeling. By ST. JOSEPH’S MISSION HOl’SH. H., Jr., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. J. “To be Queen Elizabeth within a bors in the world,” said the stranger. Greatly to the pride and pleasure of Others are badly needed to reach our AND OUR WAGON WILL flAiA Ryan of Colorado Springs. Mrs. Ryan definite area, deciding sales, banquets, “Then you will find the same kind hlB father. Lord Rosebery’s second unfortunate colctred brethren. W e ap ­ peal to the generosity of the faithful Is a daughter of Mrs. P. J. Ryan. labors and holidays; to be Whlteley here,” was the reply. Farther along son, the Hon. .Veil Primrose! was re­ to come to our aid In this glorious P a t e n t s cently elected to parliament for a apostolate. ST. ANTHONY’S UNION Mending Frea of Chargo. within a certain area, providing toys, the road the wise man met another has been established to support the GOD’S STATEMENT. boots, sheets, cakes and books; to be stranger, and again the question was division in Cambridgeshire. priests who so generously devote their 1 RAO£ During the contest, however, refer­ lives to the salvation of this people. D e s ig n ] Aristotle within a certain area, teach­ put to him: “What kind of neighbors There are 400JKH) NEGROEIS IN TBB Fathers, what wry faces you make ence was constantly made to Lord STATE OF VIRGINIA. BUT ONT.T C o p y r ig h t s A c. 113 N. TEJON ST. ing morals, manners, theology, and hy­ shall we find here?” And again he 2JH)0 o r THEM ARE C-ATHOUICSi the Anrone arndlng m sketch and deaerlptlan may as you file the various bills which Rosebery’s opposition to the budget, qalolilr ucertnlii our opinion free whether u giene—I can understand how this asked: “What kind had you In your others are Ignorant of the blessings InTentlon Is probably patentable. Cotnmunlea. come In monthly. You strain every ■which his son supported. that Christ bequeathed to mankind tlonsstricllycoiitldentlal. HANDBOOK on Patent! nerve to meet them, and concoct every might exhaust the mind, hut I can not own town?” The newcomer made an­ On one occaalon the candidate was through His church. Our desire and sent free. Oldest stteiu-y for eecuniift patents. efforts are to erect a new mission each The Colorado CUT FLOWERS Patents taken thmiish Mnnn a Co. reoelve asked whether this action on the part year. Each mission station costs 12.501) tptcialnoUec, without utasrKe, In the scheme to lessen their amount! Think Imagine how It could narrow it. How swer: “The worst in the world, quar­ Springs Floral and good man. what would happen If God can it be a large career to tell other relsome, envious, back-bltlng." The of his father did not amount to “hit­ to erect. WILL YOU JOIN ST, AN­ ting below the belt.” THONY’S UNION, and help In the sal­ Co. Decorations Scientific jUmcrican. were to send you a monthly statement people’s children about the Rule of wise man answered; "You will find vation of the souls that cost the blood A handsomely lllastrated weehly. Ijuvest dr- ■'Exactly," said Mr. Primrose "But of Jesus Christ t'o save? "Of all things Wa BallaH Your Ratronaga and Supply enlatlon of any sc^entiflc Joarnal. Terms, $8 a showing how much He had given you Three, and a small career to tell one’s the same kind here. You carry your the most divine Is to co-operate In the year: four montba, $L Sold by altut newsdealera. when one’s father does hit one, it is salvation of souls.” St Cyril of Jerusa­ tha Boat each day and the little or nothing, the own children about the Universe?'— neighbors with you.”—Sacred Heart generally below the belt.”—Youth’s lem. Send a donation to H er. O. TP. New York worse than nothing, you did In return! Sacred Heart Review. Review. HaBBlgan. St. Joseph’s Mlssloa Hsaas, Phaaa Main Nt. 104 N. TIJON BT. Branch OfBoe. OS F 8t. ^asblngtoo.ilnston. D. C Companion. Box 84a. Richmond. Va. ‘ DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER

place of the heroic figure of the pion­ O’N EILL OPTICAL CO. On Doing Correct eer topping the pedestal, the falling of Our Reputation Stands Fitting of Glewes An appeal to Taste and Economy the flags displays the scowling fea­ Don’t Neglect Your our skill Is our principal stock in trade. Most anyone can put lenses The M an About tures of an Indian! It Is a fine piece in frames and sell them, but only few correctly measure the needs of Eyes each eye and then make the glasses to suit. Let us make yours. of descriptive word painting. Mr. Run­ T o w n By D. N. Alufor yon is on the staff of.the Rocky Moun­ Don’t Wait Too Late tain News. If you have blurred vision, consult us. Phone M 5409. GOLDEN ROD FLOUR THE SWiGERT BROS. To the old homestead he sang adieu. We biiilt a bathing pool for our boyt, The Best in All the West” ornate in design and structure, of To the fields with their wealth of O M i OFTICAL CO. Manufactured In this city by OPTICAL CO. clover, ^ smooth boUom and sloping sides, with Always Reliable. Devoted exclusively to Denver's Reliable Opticians Where pansies peep’d in their shyness sanitary drainage and an inflow of the the Fitting and Manu­ purest water. It is one of our civic 507 15TH ST., NEAR GLENARM. facturing of Glasses. through. CRESCENT MILL & ELEVATOR CO. 1544 CALIFORNIA ST. And ever the sun shone over. beauty spots. It Is all for the boys. memory to the noxious and nauseous He heard the voice of the city calling. To swim In and to splash In to their leglme of Buchtel, and dare them to And his step was swift as he fol­ heart’s content. But our youngsters even attempt a comparison in loyalty lowed far. prefer the muddy waters of Cherry to principle, economy in administra­ See Our New Opening o f SAVINGS When the twilight shade was dimly Creek. Its pools smack of nature—of tion or as an exemplar in the common BANKING^ falling. the old “swimming hole.” There—is Irtegrlties of public service. And the cattle stood by the meadow freedrfra with no strings attached. De­ So, too, with Kenehan, the black­ bar. light’ is supreme. They can toss, wade, smith Auditor, whose sledge hammer Smnmer, Dress and A u h im Hats H-:: dive and howl as they see fit Nature blows for decencies in political life THE HIBERNIA BANK And—bowed and grey In the after is their ally. So what If the beautiful 0 ) : have given him not alone a reputation Pattern Hatsi Chililren’s Dress and School Hats years. bathing pool be deserted of boyish D:: and a name, but character and fame From the toll in the dismal places, rout, nature’s call may not be denied. pre-eminently deserved. Treasurer AND TRUST COMPANY Q c;; The boys have chosen—even as you ■ •• A pleading voice in his heart he hears. Galligan’s record is clean, clear, dignl- One-Half Form er Prices H:: And he sighs for the dear sweet and I—BO joy and deep pools be theirs ned and unassailable. The conduct of 1620 ARAPAHOE ST. faces. as is their wish. the Secretary of State’s office by Pierce G. B. FISH i^ CO., 1528 Lawrence For the old homestead In its Ivied 6 — is an enduring memorial, to his ability & "There,” said the rich man, as he sheen and manifest desire^ to conserve the Hung a nickel to the beggar, “go and REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Where a mother's love was sweetest. best interests of the people. get something to eat.” For the restful nooks in the valley As a Democrat I rejoice that those CAPITAL, $100,000.00 "Why, that's only a trifle!” com­ FIRE :: INSURANCE green. clean-charactered men are of my par­ OFFICERS plained the beggar. And the brook with wave the fleetest. ty. I believe to the uttermost in re­ LARRY MARONEY, "No wonder you’re 'down and out,” OSCAR L. MALO, warding public servants who have Chairman of the Board. retorted the rich man. “when you JOHN E. HESSE, Commissioner of Supplies Geo. R. lived up faithfully to their obligations Tel. Main 700. 505 14thISt., K. C. Bldg. growl at a trifle." President. Collins has applied for a copyright of and official oaths. Naturally, there­ W. O. REYNOLDS, DEPARTMENTS tue painting on the Auditorium cur­ fore, apart from the morality In­ ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL. Vice President. THE PETITION IN BOOTS. IF YOU THINK WM. R. LEONARD, GENERAL BANKING tain. This is to protect the fair fame volved in the question of the platform ■ • Vice President. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of our city that claims recognition as pledges, I am concerned in the polit­ The Sisters of St. Joseph’s hospital DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SPECTACLES TRUST DEPARTMENT Immoral Not to Keep Pledges—One M. C. HARRINGTON, an art center, for should this painting ical future of those officials, and I can were informally entertained at a musi- ..You can get them at half price. See Vice President. BOND DEPARTMENT Reader's Views in Regard to be reproduced and circulated, the niche see, without k speck on the horizon of cale on Thursday evening. Miss A. SAMUEL J. YOUNG, REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT the Extra Session. A n d Secretary and Treas. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT we occupy in the gallery of select art my vision, that unless the platform Day rendered many pleasing selections S e i p e l OPTICIAN would totter. pledges are carried out, not one of on the piano, while her sister. Miss Established 1893. 1528 Stout St. To The Register. those state officers edn be returned to Marietta, held the rapt attention of ue It may be deemed heroic, this pro­ John Brisbane Walker has offered power. It may well be charged that I Frank Kelly, Res. Phone Main 7786. Leo C. Hartford, Res. Phone So. 2509 cess of presenting a “petition In boots” listeners by her clever work on the the use of his Garden of the Red Rocks am selfish in this, because of my per­ The Myrtle Market to the legislature from the steps of the violin. Misses Catherine and Nellie at Morrison for a musical festival. It sonal and appreciated friendships. KELLY & HARTFORD Capitol the evening of August 8, and Reynolds, visitors in the city from PHONX MAIN 4371. has a natural amphitheater that will Granted; but, wrapt in this apparent prior to the assembling of the State Omaha, contributed to the evening’s hold thousands. Local musical soc'<- selfishness, is the greater considera­ enjoyment by their playing and sing­ COR. 8STH AVE. A FRANKLIN ST. Solons in extra session. Also it may Undertaking Parlors ties are in favor of the suggestion and tion, that a compliance with the man­ ing. Miss Catherine rendered many not, and most probably does not, com­ PHONE MAIN 6219 are acting accordingly. date of the people will solve all exist­ beautiful selections on the piano, while 410 FIFTEENTH ^STREET. mend itself to those politicians and ing difficulties, brand with proper and Miss Nellie touched all hearts wita her H . A . H o l m b e r g their backers who believe that the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. There is no ambiguity in the Post’s merited appreciation those representa­ “Irish Eyes of Blue’ 'and many other privileges of a few favored ones are editorials. George Creel, Its editorial tive Democrats at the Capitol, and re­ selections equally as pleasing. At the Wall Paper aiul Paints superior to the rights of humans, and Obituary Dr. Edward Delehanty, state deputy writer, shows a clear foresight In dis­ tain to the people those qualities of House Painting, Paper Hanging, that the people are so many pawns to close of the entertainment the Sisters of the Knights of Columbus, left the cussing,local and national topics. His economic administration which will served the visitors with refreshments. Decorating. [ be shuffled around at corporate will 220 South Broadway. Phone South 432 city on Wednesday to auend the language is polished, epigrammatic, stand as examples for future genera­ The funeral of Anna R. Quigley, be­ on the political chessboard. Neverthe­ Knights of Columbus convention at tinctured with humorous satire and tions. Rev. Father Normholt of New Alme- Honrs: 9 to 12,1 to 6. Phone Main «42<) loved wife of Peter J. Quigley, took less and notwithstanding, this right of Quebec. The doctor expects to be gone marked with scholarly analysis that Hence, there are two reasons why I lio, as., visited Denver last week on place Monday morning, July 25, at 9 “petition In boots” or otherwise. Is a two weeks or more. wakes no bitter afterthought. am striving within the ranks of the his homeward journey, after a short a. m., from Immaculate Conception clearly defined constitutional privilege, Dr.J.J.O Neil Democracy. First, that the honor and sojourn at Pine Grove, Colo. chapel. I , safeguarded by the bill of rights and P. J. Costello of Damien Council, While time is thine, O, youthful heart, future of the Democratic party may be .loseph Mahony, who has been away DENTIST guaranteed by every attribute of free­ R*«ms 20 and 21 Nevada Building, Chicago, and Thomas H. Normile, of Plan for the future years. protected and subserved, through the from Denver almost four years, re­ Mary Eliza Kllng died at her late dom that constitute the bulwark of 17th and California Sts. Gen. Sherman, council In that city, For youth and time will soon depart, redemption of the platform pledges; turned to this city Monday evening. residence, 2749 Decatur street Funeral the republic. stayed over in Denver for a few days Thine eyes grow dim with tears. second, that through this redemption Mr. Mahony has been in San Diego, services were held from St. Dominic's It Is eminently unfortunate that last week. They visited the club Dream not—a laggard in the wake. of those pledges, public servants who Csl., most of the time since he left this NAST church at 9 o’clock, Wednesdoy morn­ there are in the ranks and on the pay­ rooms on Friday. Both gentlemen went Where.leads the van of fame. have served the people well shall be city. Naturally he like all former Den­ ing, July 27. roll of the corporation wing of the to Colorado Springs before returning Thy place within the column take, rewarded. Treason Is an ugly word, verites, thinks there is no place to Democratic party, men who reach out The Baby Photograplier to Chicago. And carve thyself—a name. and Dante consigned to his seventh compare with Denver. W.e are In­ Dawson Petrie died July 25, at 2057 to try and manufacture so-called rea­ FINEST WORK IN THE CITY. inferno those who would be guilty of debted to .Mr. Mahony for many favors COR. 16th & CURTIS, South Broadway. Funeral from St. sons why the Democratic majority in The Knights of .Columbus will take We’re surely marching! Even the it. It seems to me that a failure to and courtesies, especially about the Over Scholtz Drug Store. Denver Francis de Sales church, Wednesday the legislature should not fulfill their a prominent part in the celebration of undertakers; for is It not known to all carry out the commands of the people time of St. Patrick's day, and we are morning, July 27, at 9:30 o’clock. In­ platform pledges. Some brainless ylp- THE ROYAL TAILORING CO. Colorado Pay. in City Park next Mon­ that two undertaking establishments would be nothing less than treason, glad to welcome him back and hope terment Mt. Olivet. yappers and political bellhops are the day. Headquarters will be opened and have been granted permits to build? he may decide to stay in our midst leaders in this ^ort of immorality. virulent and truculent, to the present Cleaning ® Pressing WorKs a committee has been appointed to This undertaking of the undertakers permanently. GOOD SHEPHERD’S PICNIC. They profess to talk for Mayor Speer, staff of state officials. I hate to think Pressing and Altering of Ladles’ and welcome and entertain guests. I will be undertaken at once by the un­ that any Democrat, in or out of the Gent’s Garments. Goods called for although up to date I have not discov­ dertakers mentioned, as a necessary legislature, would enter the ranks of THE ELECTRIC BACHELOR. and delivered. Phone South 275. This annual event w'll be held at ered where the mayor has taken a There is a Denver banker whose undertaking .of the undertakers whose the treasonmonger either to gratify a 309 W. SIXTH AVENUE Elitch’s Gardens, Saturday, July 80. Resolutions of Condolence. stand in opposition to the pledges he chief hobby is electricity and whose prosperity has made the way clear for personal spleen or grovel in the mire apartments contain every household The home is located on the comer of Whereas, It has pleased the Divine helped to make in the Pueblo conven­ Up-town Office; 216 S. BROADWAY Lord to remove from our midst Blroth- such an undertaking. The fellow whc of interested corporation influence or electrical appliance on the market. Cedar and Cherokee streets and cares tion of 1908. And, however much I Phone South 2788 er Thomas J. Murphy; and undertakes to criticise this item may dictation. , Instead of going to the expense of for over 300 Inraatee. It Is a charita­ Whereas, the deceased was in igood disagree with Mayor Speer in some keeping a valet he uses labor-saving The Yale Fuel & Feed Co. be undertaken by an undertaker, so So far as I have been able to deter­ ble and non-sectarian one, and Is un­ standing in the Walsenhurg Cli^ of of his domestic policies, I have yet to appliances to keep himself the perfect H. F. KRUEGER. Propr. do not start the undertaking. mine we, of the platform Democrats, der the charge of the Sisters of the Council No. 557, of the K. of C. at the learn that he is a political imbecile. pattern of the well-groomed man. Here time of his death; therefore, be 4 have not gone into this struggle with is his record of an average morning Dealers.in Coal, Coke, Good Shepherd. Oil the contrary, I have always re­ Resolved, That while we bo\|ir In Some years ago the Chamber of chips on our shoulders. I know I have with electricity: Hay and Grain There are about twenty Sisters in humble submission to the will of him garded him as an astute politician, Electric current Express Work Done. commerce interviewed our merchants no personal quarrel with those mem­ the House of the Good Shepherd who Who does all things for the besi , we gifted with a splendid quality of ex­ K. W hours. as to the advisability of locating a bers of the legislature who do not see have charge of all the teaching and nevertheless mourn his loss as a ecutive ability, and unafraid of doing Rose at 7 and took an electric GREAT friend and brother; Be it also mall order house here, and met no en­ eye to eye with me In all details. I bath, for which the current REDUCTIONS various other work. The present build­ Resolved, That we extend our ijeart- couragement. Now that the subject is or saying things when he believed he used was ...... 3333 r ing is much overcrowded and there Is am always willing to give credit for In NDLUNERY felt sympathy to the widow and chil- was right. This is one reason why I Heated bedroom for half hour revived the voice of dissent is heard good intentions to those who differ a demand for new and better quarters. dren; that it is the sense of the Wal- refuse to be convinced that a few of with electric stove...... 5000 A t MISS FLOOD’S, again. This is wrong. The system from me in matters political and I have Heated water for shaving on Ground has been broken at Colorado senbiirg Club of Council No. 557, K. of his payroll proteges with warped brain 1617 COURT PLACE, Denver, Colo. C., that in his demise they have lost under which a mall order house does no patience with the method which electric stove ...... 0333 boulevard and Louisiana street for a pans are voicing his opinions. Another Telephone! Main 4536 a loving husband and dutiful fe ther, business is on the co-operation plan. only sees argument in personal abuse Used electric boot cleaner...... 0133 new building. and we a solicitous member; pe it and the main reason is that Mayor Pressed trousers with electric The purchaser gets whatever he buys and reasoning in the language of the Joseph Kitt A. S. Long further direct from the factory, at factory Speer knows the temper of the people iron ...... 0400 CARD OF THANKS. Resolved, That copies of tljese res- and, like the wise politician that he is, fishwoman. Of course, this is the only Ironed silk hat with electric KITT & LONG the prices, so that with freight and ex- irener...... 0333 olutlons be sent to the widow o will try and conform in some sensible appeal some deformed mental systems deceased, to the Catholic Register and pressage added, his purchase is from care to make, and for this they are to Kneaded dough for a loaf .of Real Estate and Loans The Sisters of St. Vincent’s wish to the Walsenhurg World for publication shape to the sentiment in favor of the tiread with electric kneader. .0006 FIRE INSURANCE 25 to 40 per cent cheaper than If be pitied rather than condemned. The epcpress their heartfelt appreciation to and also spread on the minutes o : this platform pledges now so obnormally Boiled a pint of coffee on elec­ Notary Public. bought from his home merchant. A old Spanish proverb that “it is a waste Office Phone, South 751. all who contributed towards the picnic meeting. manifest. tric stove ...... 0666 (Signed) E. LEFEBVR mail-order house contracts with the of lather to shave an ass,” is essen­ Cooked a chop by electricity... .0666 17 E. FIRST AVE. (1st & Broadway) held at the home Saturday, July 16, For my part I am fighting as a Dem­ P. L. SANCH manufacturer for certain products, to tially applicable to such. It Is a sheer .Aired my room with efectric fan .0238 for the benefit of the orphans. WM. DICK, ocrat within the party organization for Turned on electric piano while be sold in a given territory—said con­ waste of words to argue with a fellow W M . E. RUSSELL, Special thanks are due the ladies Walsenhurg, May 29, 1910. those reforms. Perhaps I do not share I ate my breakfast...... 0500 tract stipulating that no otuer party is whose eye is single to his retention on D ealer In and gentlemen of the various societies the radicalism of some'of my fellows Cleaned the knives and forks to cover this field. As this arrange­ the payroll. Those patriots are in a with electric cleaner...... 0010 and committees under whose auspices PICNIC AT THE T.UILERIE$, as to detail. I fear I do not, for I be­ CoRe, Wood ment eliminates the traveling sales- class by themselves, and are entitled Polished the plates with electric the -picnic was held. The mercantile m in, his expenses are consequently lieve we, of the platform Democracy, polisher ...... 0050 tL CharcoAJ to the full use and benefit of a high- OfflM, 1523 Welton St. and commission men, restaurant pro­ St. Francis de Sales parish wilj give cut off from the factory’s expense and must be guided in the main by the ex­ Curled my mustache with elec­ fenced, strongly spiked corrall, lest tric curling iron...... 0025 Phonea Main 686 and 687 prietors for provisions, etc., the press, a picnic at the Tullerles on Satijrday, perience of other commonwealths. We the purchaser reaps the benefit. they should hurt themselves through Lighted a cigar with electric Yarda, 4th and Larlmar the Denver Tramway Co., the Denver August 6. The proceeds will ^ to­ cannot hang our demands in the white Viewed in this light it should be wel­ association with people with a well- lighter..... /...... 0003 Electric Light Co., the express men, wards the building fund of the i new light of the Colorado sunshine and ex­ comed. It will keep our money at defined purpose in view. Rode in electric elevator to the the City Hall, Auditorium, the Colo­ church. There will be plenty of amuse­ pect ail of our demands to be granted basement...... 0033 home, and add hundreds of thousands The “petition in bc^ts,” then, which rado Laundry, Daniels & Fisher. To ment for all attending, and the: com­ aT^the first brush in the outer breast­ Drove niy Waverly electric I'/j yearly to our wealth. there is no better Democratic way, miles to the bank ...... 1.0000 each of whom the Sisters offer their mittees promise a good time f*r all works. And while we are splendidly will be presented to the legislature \ ------IQAehadMnCi- sincere gratitude. who attend. Admission 25 centsi equipped and fortified with the peo­ Total kilowatt hours ...... 2.1789 Whistling into the office he came. next Monday night from the steps of SISTERS OP CHARITY. His roll-toj) deek with a slam he ple’s good will, support and aggressive As he pays only 9 cents net per COR. 15TH AND LARIMER STS. sentiment, some of us who are prac­ the Capitol. Some may esteem this an hour the total cost for all this work A full line of Knights of Coldmbus closed, extraordinary procedure, but no Sena­ done by electricity was only 18 cents. Allchael Dosch, who graduated from Charms and Buttons at M. O’Kejefe tc tical know that the fight la hard and Out he waltzed with a tune the same. tor or Representative who believes For the information of any one who Sacred Heart College in 1906, took sec­ Co.’s. 827 15th street I bitter if we are to redeem the honor A SALE IN THE Nor woke the janitor who loudly the future of the Democracy can sen­ does not understand the term kw.- ond place In the recent Indiana bar ex­ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Benson left) Wed­ of the democracy of Colorada a.^d con­ hour, we wish to add that it is the dosed. sibly ojijcct to it. We are asking for amination with a percentage of 91.08. nesday evening for Boston, whence tinue it in its position of suijremajcy in unit of measurement of electric cur­ Sic.au wonder he whistled and »irily nothing save what those representa­ rent charged for by the lighting com­ Mr, Dlsch pursued his legal studies at they will sail with the Knights of Co­ this commonwealth. % \ stept, tives promised the people In Septem­ pany. Men’s the Clnclnnatl f^w school. lumbus for Rome early in August. The charge is made th^t the plat­ He was off on his annual fishing trip. ber, 1908. To this the people are en- form Democracy is a “new” party. WANTED—Children to board. Mrs. Like all fishermen he was an adept 't?hed. With less they will not be con­ Furnishing And took many a “reel” in his This fallacy is so self-evident that it Rose Parnell. Littleton, Colo., opposite should need no denial. Th^e is noth­ tent. A word to the wise at this time Bowles Park. Denver street cars run roomy grip. near. ing “new” about it. We ai^ simply a should be sufficient. S. J. DONLEAVY. Department Alfred Damon Runyan, poet-roman­ band of Democrats, most of whom con­ Special Round-trip Homeseekers’ Rates We Specialize on Reliable Timepieces cer and journalist, has a satire-comedy tributed to the framing of the pledges to Points in New Mexico and I W^FOR 39c UNDERWEAR J. #L rin e Egyptian yarn, the sketch in the August number of Hamp­ in the Pueblo conventloo, and whose Joseph Newman, Greta Rost and Texas During 1910. Olga Ferleln were a trio of entertain­ On the first and third Tuesdays o drawers with liouble bicycle seat We Design and Manufacture TAwsrAivsvr ton’s Magazine, entitled "The Spirit of simple belief Is that these pledges each month during-^he entire year, the Unique and Artistic Pieces In V n f l l l w C l Y d F j ' the West,” which apart from the truth should be redeemed. Wa^have a splen­ ers who delighted a large audience In Colorado and Souchem will sell round —Colors, blue, brown, ecru. it conveys. Is delightful in conception did pride in the record'.the state ad­ Glen Park last Saturday evening. trip homeseekers’ tickets to a great Q Q CHOICE FIVE LOTS ministration has made. We bold up Stanley "McGinnis gave his very many points in New Mexico and i-^xiis We have Diamond Rings for $7.50, $10, $12.50, $15, $17.50, up to $300 and finish. His pioneer is the genuine ut greatly reduced rates. Fma' I'mlt UNDERWEAR — Includ­ article—bluff, hearty and enthusiastic. Honest John Sbafroth as the embodi­ beautiful and interesting exhibition of twenty-five days, allowing llbenl stop- ing oOc. 6'.)c, 75c, and $1 grades, Around our projected Pioneer Monu­ ment of honesty in all of its phases. real color photography at the Boulder over privileges. For detailed Informa­ in silk lisle; Sea'Island cotton 827 15th St. ment he has woven the warp and woof We defy the Republicans to point to Chautauqua Tuesday night. This was tion. rates, etc., call on your nearest garments in blue, black, salmon one of their governors from the day the first exhibition of the kind ever Colorado and Southern agent, or ad­ M. &Co. Phone Main 6440 of his fetching comedy. At the un­ dress T. E. Fisher, General Passenger and faiicy colors. Mostly all sizes veiling the climax is reached, when In of the lamented McIntyre of inglorious given for any Chautauqua. Agent. Denver. (