DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER VOL. III. NO 26. DENVEB, COLOEADO, THUfiSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1903. * «.H pp,p^

A Real Separation Rev. Luigi Lops James Ryder Randall “ L’Asino " in America Fr. Dempsey’s Hotel Italian Priest Excommunicated by Author of “Maryland, My Maryland," San Francisco Judge’s Estimate of an Bishop Horstmann. Catholic Poet and Journalist of Italian Anti-Clericai Journal. 'Switzerland Canton Disestablishes the National Calvin* the South Is Dead. In Rome not long ago, a court judge The words of our Divine Lord A Unique Establishment Which Supplies Home Com« istic Church "Scandals must come, but woe to those James Ryder Randall, famous war acquitted the publishers and editors of by whom they come," have been fre­ poet and Catholic author of the South, "L ’Asino" of the charge of circulating forts to the Unemployed UtU' *t anything, has appeared In at the i>oll8 has always succeeded in quently verified in the local and in the died at Augusta, Georgia, January 14th. immoral literature. An American judge The Rev. Timothy Dempsey has in a job. They want to work badly. They, the d&Ii/ papers announcing the suc­ blocking Catholic claims. In this par­ general history of the Church, says the His his best poem was "Maryland, My has passed upon the character of the St. Louis a lodging house for w’orking- want to be of some use in the world. cess of the Catholics in obtaining the ticular case the *'Loi Fazy," brought Cleveland Universe. Maryland," written at the outbreak of same publication, and the two'de­ separation of Church and state in in by M. Henry Fazy, baa passed the the Civil War, which became at once cisions present an instructive contrast. men, which is a model of its kind and The Roving Spirit. Many of our readers may recall the gave during the month of December Geneva. The home of Calvin, the great council at Geneva by sixty-six trouble caused not long ago in Y'oungs- the battle-song of the Confederacy. Says "Tne Monitor," of San Francisco: - "I wish to correct that roving dispo* birthplace of Calvinism, has cut off the votes as against twenty-three, a clear Mr. Randall w’as bom in Baltimore, " 'L’Asino," perhaps without excep­ between 6,000 and 7,000 free lodging town by au Italian priest named Luigi to deserving men w*ho from one cause sltion. It is what drags a certain class Caivtnistlc church, root and branch. majority in the council. It was sup­ Maryland, of an old Catholic family, tion the filthiest Journal ever publicly Ix)ps, a stranger in the diocese of or another were unable to secure em­ of men to the bottom of the social lad­ It is a real separation of Church.and ported by the Radicals and the unani­ January 1, 1899. His education w*as circulated iny any language, has met a Cleveland. He had been sent by the ployment to enable them to pay for der, as I have found by experience. I state—not state supervision of the mous body of the Catholics. Like all received at Georgetown college, but body blow’ in San Francisco. There is Rt. Rev. Bishop Horstmann to assist shelter. try to create a love of home in them Church, as in France, under the asso­ measures in Switzerland dealing with ill health compelled him to leave be­ one quarter at least in this city In pro tern, the Italian pastor of Youngs­ The St. Louis Globe-Democrat, in and to put them with men of their own ciation law. constitutional matters, it had after town. fore completing the course. He went which it will never be kept for sale kind, where they may make friends passing the council of state, to be sub­ south and spent some time in Florida, again, and that is the store—rather the speaking of Father Dempsey’s remark­ A Real Separation. After a brief sickness the pastor of able work in that city says: and not feel like changing their loca­ mitted to the popular referendum, and finally going to New Orleans where he stores, for there are two of them—of Through the untiring efforts of the the Italians in Youngstown died Father Dempsey baa taken it upon tion every year or six months. I say again the Protestants were confident clerked in a large shipping firm. He the newsdealer who w*as tried last week Catholics of Geneva, the National Father l.,op8 officiated and had charge himself to better the condition of the I will give you a home. My hotels of their victory. At the polls the Pro­ was here when the news of the sklr for breaking the laws of decency. That Protestant church, founded by Calvin, of the congregation until a new pastor poor workingman. He has worked out have all the advantages of a home.* testants were disappointed, for, by mish at Baltimore, when the union trial resulted in an acquittal of the has ceased to be the church of the was apiK>inted. In the meantime he a plan which was under consideration The question came up as to the quar­ 7,656 voices against 6,822, the electors troops marched through that city, accused, and justly so, under the law, state; the alliance existing for cen­ bad BO ingratiated himself among the for many years before it was put into rels which might naturally arise among of the canton of Geneva voted for the reached him. Being n true son of the for it was proven to the jury that he turies betwe^en this church and the people and. it is said, so misrepresent­ execution. His idea has been tried be­ such a miscellaneous gathering of men. separation of church and state. South, bis feelings were poured forth was innocent of evil intent in selling state has been broken, and the Na­ ed the newly apixMnted pastor, that the fore, but without much success. It has Father Dempsey assured me that he A Just Law. in the famous lyric, "Maryland, My the paper, and ignorant - of its foul tional Protestant church has lost its members of the congregation did net always been difficult to get the co­ had yet to learn of a quarrel among .a 'Loi de Fazy,” with Its liberal Maryland," w'bich has never been ex­ nature. The po'int is, however, that highly privileged and subsidised place. wish to receive him. Legal means had operation of the great army of men them. There had as yet been no provisions, is in striking contrast with celled and is one of jhe few American the object of the arrest and trial has YVe have heard much of the suppres­ to be resorted to to oblige the Rev. who are befriended, and they need Just arrests made from his hotels. There the disgraceful Briand law in France. songs destined to immortality. been fully accomplished, and more sion of the Catholic Church in France Mr. Ix>ps to vacate the church. He, such a personality to make them go had been nothing stolen since last The “Lot de Fazy*' allow’s religions to however, persisted in his lawless con­ After the w*af he engaged in jour­ than accomplished, for not only is the January, when two suits of clothes bad —nothing of the actions of Swltxerland the right way. he practiced and the churches to be duct, erected a building and held serv­ nalism and w'rote several poems new’sdealer pledged never to sell the affecting the Calvinistic church. The Father Dempsey maintains two ho­ been taken away by a transient organized in virtue of the liberty of ices therein for the rebellious people. w'bich he considered superior to "Mary­ paper again, but dealers in general story is an interesting one. tels for workingmen without homes. boarder. meeting and the law of association. Things went from bad to worse and land, My Maryland." have received an unmistakable warn­ Geneva, though not a large canton These hotels are his charity head­ To run these two hotels It •Aggre­ By the **Lol de Fazy" the different the daily newspapers told of a raid Last summer his native state, in rec­ ing from the court, a w’arning that will yet, is one of the leading cantons, in quarters, and are the principal field gates a cost of $500 current expenses buildings consecrated to worship, are made on the old church by the follow­ ognition of bis merits, presented him DO doubt, effectually put a stop to the Switserland. This latter country is for his work. monthly. There are no profits in tMa guaranteed their religious applica- ers of Rev. Luigi Lops. In this raid with a superb residence. A day was circulation of the paper in San Fran­ comprisiKl. as we know, of a number There is an air of home about these scheme. If there happens to be a su- tk>n. The French law assigns the con­ the chuixh was stripped of most of also set apart in bis honor at the cisco. Judge Cabaniss said, in address­ o f cantons, each exercising practically hotels which attracts the lonely man. plus, it is. applied to the greater com­ trol of the church buildings to the its furniture and vestments, which Jamestown exposition. ing the jury: unlimited powers in ali matters affect­ The nightly average attendance is fort of the guests. There Is help to be ing internal interests, including mat­ "Cultuel Association," under which. If were transferred to the conventicle Two years ago Mr.-Randall accepted “ ‘Your verdict carries a heavy re­ paid. They are mostly men and presided over by the rebellious priest. the editorship of the "Morning Star" about 600. ters of faith and religion. In moot of the churches are kept for their re­ sponsibility with it. Let no one think women whom Father Dempsey has be­ Father Lops, after repeated canoni­ of New Orleans, the Catholic paper They All Want Work. the cantons, fair play was extended the ligious purposes, the clergymen has no that the acquittal of this man excuses friended in times past, and whom he cal warnings by our RL Rev. Bishop, founded and edited ft>r a time by that Father Dempsey says that most of Catholics. ^ Oeneva. however, the title recognized by law. Further, the the act I give warning now that if needs as his assistants. was at last for his obstinacy and re^ other great Southern Catholic poet. the men who come to him for help and Catholic Church was under state reg­ French law limits the rights of owner­ any one. especially any one formerly Father Dempsey has a dozen or fusal to present himself before the Father Ryan. He tesigned this po­ who stay at his hotel for a night want ulation and. in addition, the Catho­ ship of the Cultuel Association, but so charged, is brought for trial befcH-e more correspondents whom he has at Bishop, excommunicated publicly. The sition last summer to devote himself work. He doesn't know the word lics were compelled to pay for the there exists no corresponding limita­ me for dealing in this filthy paper, 1 least one time set on their feet. matter w’os finally brought to the at­ to more congenial literary work. He "tramp." From bis experience for support of the state church. tion In the Swiss law, the latter declar­ will punish him to the full extent of "Write to me now and then," he told ing simply that churches, by conform­ tention of the Most Rev. Apostolic Del­ has contributed extensively to CJatho- the law. l^ t no one attempt to try years with men who have come down Referendum Taken. them. "I want to know how you are ing themaelrea to the federal code, egate in Washington, D. C. lic papers and was la wTiter of rare 'the baby act,’ to plead bis cause in in the world to poverty or who have getting along." Prior to the recent passage of the can acquire property with all the con­ His excellency, the Apostolic Dele­ power. this court again for such a foul offense. gotten there by some means or other, a Well-penned letters that showed separation law In the canton of Ge­ sequences flowing therefrom. gate, wrote to the Most Rev. Pasquale An uncivilized heathen would blush small per cent, are lazy or unambi­ their temporary distress was through nera. the pastors were required by law The Catholics were further deter­ Gagilardl, Archbishop of Manfredonia, and be ashamed of such things as are tious. no fault of incapacity to make a living to be selected by the parishonefs, the Taft Praises WorK of Friars mined that if they were to be denied ccmcerning the unfortunate career of printed in this paper.’ "I have found the heart of the poor and that they were not idle from lazi­ bishops were required to be approved state supports for their religion, the his sobject, the Rev. Luigi Lops, who Secretary of War William H. Taft "An interesting point brought out by workingman responds quicker to a ness often come to him. Father b/ the canton authorities, the canton Proiaatrala ahroiiid be denied it also, had inaugurated aa. independent con was la Boeton 11 L#i.l3 - and be ad the trial was the fact that three rai^ kind act or word than any other metn- law determined parish lines and the Dempsey remained that one lellow and with the result that Protestant­ gregntion of the Italians in that part dressed the Congregational ministers dred copies weekly of the paper were her of society," he remarked the other appointment and dismissal of pastors, especially wrote him a letter very ism ceases now to receive state aid of Youngstown formerly known as in Pilgrim hall, si>eakiDg on the Philip­ sold by the dealer arrested. Safe to day. "(Jet a despondent man a job the parishes were required to be ad- often, and tis contents and style were Of course. It Is no new position for the Brier Hill. pines. Among other things, he said: say, no more such papers will be after he has been wandering about the minUtcred by a board of laymen. Al­ "classic." “The man was simply down Catholics. It Is a novelty for the Na­ The Archbishop of Manfredonia rati­ "We are indebted for the fact that found offered by him. And ‘be and all streets in search of employment for though the Catholics In the Geneva for a while,” he explained. *T gave tional Protestant church and the Old fied the excommunication. there is a Christian people in these is­ others,' said Judge Cabaniss, ‘will put days and nights, and he never forgets canton numbered 76.000, to 64,000 Pro­ him a little boost and be did the resL (so-called) Catholics. For, ^ It uo* lands to the work of the religious or­ such things on sale hereafter at their iL" testants, the former wore compelled He is making a fair income now, de­ deratood. there arc really four church­ ders of the Catholic Church, who went peril.* " An old man fell sick in a dingy cor­ to {>sy a tax to aubaldlxe the state Cardinal Gibbons spite a disablement.’* es, in a sense, in (Geneva: there three hundred years ago and hap­ ner at Morgan and Eighth streets a church, in addition to supporting their 1. The old National Protestant pened there just before the Mahome­ short time ago. A woman found him Guests Never Abuse Hospitality. own church. Ali these objectionable church, founded by Calvin. Says That Prohibition Is Not Practi­ tans bad bi^en able to get in their Monoment to Msgr. Doane there unconscious. What did she do? One remarkable thing about Father laws are now abollabed, and, further, 2. The National Catholic church, cable. work, and who rescued the people and Get the police? No: she went at Dempsey's institution is the care from 1908 no religion In Geneva is to or Old Catholics, who are the rebels of led 'them into Christianity, but the Citizens of Newark. New Jersey, breakneck speed to Father Dempsey. which the men exercise to avoid break­ receive any subsidy from the state or Cardinal Gibbons is decidedly in fa­ 1873. Christianity which they have is a numbering many thousands, witnessed Her first thought was of the man who ing a rule of the house. They never commune. vor of a high liquor license. He said a 3. Evangelical church, w'hich split few days ago: Christian tutelage. the exercises incidental to the unveil­ had set her husband on his feet and soil the floors with muci or tobacco. For Borne time past it has been felt away from the National Protestant "I have always been in favor of high "The friars did not deem that it was ing of the magnificent bronze statue of put bread into the mouths of her little There has never been a case of intoxi­ that Catholics were being unfairly church in 1849. license and have made utterances to wise that they should be led on to a the late MonsIgnor Doane, Thursday. children thereby. This man was taken cation in the hotels. dealt with, and steps have, from time 4. The Catholic Church. that effect. In a community as large great knowledge of the world, because January 9th. The throng that gathered to the priest’s place and cared for. He There is a large group of men who to time, been taken with the object of Of these four churches, the National as Baltimore I do not consider abso­ they thought that that would exi>080 about the statue and the platform was grew* well and strong. He was poor make this hotel their permanent home. endeavoring to ameloriate their con­ Protestant church—that Is. the TJld lute prohibition practical, for there are them to danger, and the consequence remarkable in that Protestants Joined and despondent, and the words of the A small room is to be had for $1 a ditions, but - though these measures Calvinistic church—and the National so many way of getting around legis­ was that in most parts of the islands with Catholics in doing honor to the Samaritan cheered him. He was given week, and with it go the same con­ have passed the council of state, yet Catholic church received help from the they were not taught anything but the memory of a Catt^oUc prelate, whose free lodging until he got well enough veniences that are given for a dime. on being referred to the referendum lation. But the high liquor license I state. These churches roust now shift dialects, and in that way exercised a life of goodness, a governor-elect, a to work, and now he is in a good posi­ Father Dempsey’s church is Just of the people, the Protestant majority believe to be the proper solution of the for themselves.—CUithoIlc Citizen. problem. remarkable influence over them. congressman, a mayor, an Episcopal tion. which Father Dempsey secured around the corner, and a large number clerg>’man. and a Hebrew Rabbi, ex­ "To begin with the revenue will be "Now, that is an important fact in for him. of them go there on Sunday for ser­ dealing with a problem w'hich we tolled. Standing out in this array of The Men at Home. vice. There are notices in the hotel New Diocese Mexican Government guaranteed by the increased price de­ prominent men were Bishop O'Connor, spite the fact that the number of sa­ have before us. because you will un­ In the first place, a clean bed with rooms of the hours. derstand that there is no Oriental or of New Y'ork, and one of the most Formed from Territory of Chicago loons wilt be greatly decreased. The two sheets is given. The man, if he so In the autumn the number of Claims Ownership of All Church Prop­ Malay people, except the Filipinos, prominent Catholic men In the state, Archdiocese. high license will do away with the wishes, can shine his shoes in the applicants increases, and the first erty. that are Christian, therefore the only the Hon. James Smith, Jr., of New­ Chicago. Jan, 10.—Right Rev. Peter small grog shops that throw out many morning free of charge. He has a cold weather generally fills up his en­ people to look toward Europe and ark. Mexico City. Jan. 8.—The federal temptations for the poorer class of locker, well ventilated, to which he is tire wardroom of beds. This winter J. Muldoon, auxiliary bishop of the Chi­ The Joining of denominations in do­ government, through the finance de­ America and the Christian religion for given a key, and where he may store he has provided against an overcrowd­ cago Archdiocese, and Rev. Paul people, and with the number of sa­ ing honor to the late Monsignor ex­ Rhode, pastor of St. Michael Polish partment, has Issued a notice to the lo­ loons decreased the police will be bet­ their ideals w*ere these, and it is the his things if he is a regular lodger. ed house by the installation of about tended even to the i>arade of societies cal authorities throughout the countr>' Christian religion and the European Then a 'shower or plunge bath Is at one hundred new cots of iron, painted church in South Chicago, will be the ter able to enforce the laws. When that preceded* the exercises. new bishop of Rockford and Auxiliary ordering an Inventory ma8 of Mexico a few months ward an Ideal that is our ideal. They Monsignor Doane was the son of an ^ome, via Washington, as the sole ed against and done aw*ay with." best music Is at hand, and men w*bo a week, but for the ordinary man two ago ordering them to see that none of have thus a sympathy with those poli­ Episcoiialian bishop and the brother choice of the Archbishop, James B. perhaps have not beard this sort of sheets are good for three nights. tho articles within the churches be of another, the present Episcopalian Quigley of the Chicago archdiocese for tical notions that move hand in hand It is Father Dempsey’s opinion that sold or disposed of in any way, as they bishop of Albany, New Y'ork. He was melody for years in their wanderings, the place of auxiliary bishop of Chi­ Ball Player to Become Priest with the Christian religion." SL Louis is badly in need of an insti­ belonged to the government. There are an Episcopalian minister before he seem to take a wonderful Interest in cago, and his formal appointment is ex­ tution of this sort fur women. It would many pictures of great value and gold became a Catholic and studied for the it, and sit by the hour to listen. pected to be aniionnccd within a short John Burke, one of the best base- have to be run along different lines, and silver ornaments In the churches. Claim Pope Has Only priesthood. On© evening recently 155 men sat time. bail pitchers that the Newark Elastern Use of the Vatican about this reception room. Every one but it would be widely patronized. Names are to be proaentod and a de­ I.eaguo team had on its roster a couple of them was buried deep in some mag­ There are many honest, homeless NUNS LEAVE PARIS HOSPITAL. IN MEMORY OF THEIR SONS. cision reached by Pope Pius X. in the of years ago. will be ordained to the Italian newspapers have been dis­ azine article. One was reading a scien­ women in the city who would flock to matter of thebishopricof Rockford, but priesthood in April. a sancturary for women who work and cussing whether the Pope is entitled In the memory of their two sons, tific journal; another an essay on In view of the promlnonco of Bishop make their own living. Paris, Jan. 16.—The departure today Mr. Burke was one of the best twlrl- to dispose of the works *of art which former students of Marquette college. astronomy, and another a popular Muldoon it is considered certain that Father Dempsey is a close news­ of tho Augustinian Nuno from the ers on tho l.Anca8ter team, of tho Tri- are stored in the Vatican. The Law Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kopmeier, of Mil­ serial. Another, amusing as it may ho will bo the choice. paper reader, and is up on current Municipal hospital, where they have state lx>agne, last season. While of Guarantees of 1871. while recogni­ waukee. will equip the new observa­ seem, clutched a volume of Lord Ches­ events. He looks for wretchedness in acted in the capacity of nurses for spending tho holidays in Hazelton, sing Papal sovereignty within the tory with the finest astronomical In­ terfield’s letters, worn and soiled, and police reports and when brawls are ARCHBISHOP COMING HOME. generations, was made tho occasion for Pennsylvania, with his family, ho as­ Vatican, seems obscure on this point. struments. at a cost of $2,000. was thinking of nothing else. a manlfostatlon in .which tho police sisted in conducting the services in The Courriero della Sera now prints Father Dempsey has given 1,116 free recorded in the dally press. Rome, Jnn. IS.^Arcbhishop Riordan had to intervene. In* expectation of St. Gabriel's church. a hitherto unpublished dispatch from LOS ANGELES CATHOLICS TRI­ lodgings in six months. He has secured of San Francisco, will leave here on tho event Denys Cochin and some His ordination to the priesthood wilt the late Prime Minister Crispl ap­ UMPH. permanent employment for ZOO men WHERE IRISH NAMES ARE PROMU Wednesday for Naples. He will take other Catholic deputies, several mem­ bring to an end his baseball career for parently settling tho question. It who were idle, despondent on the NENT. passage on one of the White Star lino bers of tho municipal council and a Hugh Jennings, of Detroit. It is said in­ was communicated to the newspaper Angeles Catholics, after a strug­ streets of St. Louis. His employment ■tenmers sailing for America on Janu­ large crowd collected around the hospi­ tended to have him go Into tho major by Signor Crlapl's former ‘secretary, gle carried on through the summer bureau Is the most popular branch of Firemen Fallon, O’Connor and Phil- ary 29th. tal. The sisters, after chanting some leagues. and reads; "Tho Vatican buildings months down to quite a recent date, his work. lllia went down to death with a col­ Speaking of the question of the ap­ hymns and tho credo in the court of Mr. Burke has made money playing will all objects of art therein, are over the holding of religious services "I can generally find work for the lapsing floor in a Fourth avenue aky- pointment of Dr. Hanna as Coadjutor the hospital, emerged from the build­ baseball to help support his parents the inalienable property of the in one of the public schools, have at men." be said the other day. "They scraper In New York last Saturday*^ of San Francisco, he said that ho was ing amid cries of "long live the sis­ and to pay bis tuition fees. He is Italian state, not the Pontifical See. The last been successful. It has been de­ don’t know where to go for it. I hare Policeman Fitzgerald went down to* ^Ivcn to understand It would be at ters." Convalescents at the hospital well known to local Knights of Colum­ law only guarantees the Pope the use cided that the school officers had ex­ found that the happiest moment of this death from the Brooklyn bridge while ^ieast two months before the matter windows also expressed their sympa­ bus at whose degrees he was a ready of them. It absolutely forbids him to ceeded their authority and violated class of applicants is the moment when hurrying to aave a fellow mao from thy with their former nurses. was aettlcd. attendant whenever ho was In Newark. remove or dispose of them." both the spirit and letter of the law. they hear that I am going to get them aelf-destmction. * / 8 DENVER CATHOLIC RECISTEIt

and perfectly appointed dinner at her A PLEASING REFLECTION homo. 3706 Arlington street, on Sunday. Hero of the Civil W ar Comes to lho«e who wF;ir our They not only aee well but their Just before their departure for the tnlrrom tell them thot they look well. too. . . . Heights, /a and Drink 8AU>.factory RlaHMCH «rt ’ those which are rlR-ht in every particular— frumes. Clarence Daly left for the East Mon- lenevs styK an d p ri-e . O n r ►riiKrniHee o f en tire aatlafaction co vera e v ery point. ilny evening to continue his studies at It’eail.sfartlon fs what \i»ti want you should see us about your eyes. Two grave, quiet-looking men stood Will tell you their <»»edition and what they need. If ure not in- Hamilton College. Denver, Colo. dleale.l. we ll tell you so. __ At tile last meeting of the Tji Sorella on the steps of a big bouse In Wash­ Make your aiipolntment by I’hone Main 69i Club, held with Miss Kathryn Goodwin. 1100 Clarkson street, prlz«*s for the ington some years ago. They were highest score at ”500. ’ were awarded Mis.s Ix>uise W a h le r und Dr. J a m e s I. watching four bright children get into Laughlhi. Tlie next meeting will be a cart and drive down the street, throw with Miss Mary Mulrooney. and it Is said that for some reasoh, beat known log back kisses and “ good-bye” to papa to the club members, the young ladies will meet und attend this meeting in and papa’s friend, the genera). The a body, unaccompanied by escort.s. younger man, and the father was Gen­ Mr. W. Edward Sieger, who is mak­ &WIKERATH BROS. O PflC U CO. ing a tour of the world, writes from eral Phil Sheridan— “ Fighting Phil,” DKAVKirS HliLl.VlIl.E OPTICIANS. Hong Kong, that his trip thus far has 1M 4 C A l.i r O U X I A .ST. KKAli SIXTKK.NTII ST. as he was called In those days. An­ Carlson’s Ice Cream tieen most enjoyable, and he Is in the best of health and spirits. other general, an old friend, said: 14^17 California Street PKone Main 112 '4 Girls have you heard that rumbling Along the streets? No. It is not the echo Phil, how do you manage your little of a California earthquake. It is Char­ army of four?” lie Nickerson’s new motor bicycle, wlilch the city officials gave him for his “ Don’t manage; they are mischiev­ T H E WEEK IN DENVER comfort and convenience, knowing full well that, this being I^eap Y’ear. a young ous soldiers, but what good comrades! man of Charlie's type, Is much in de­ All the good there is in me they bring mand. and that business and pleasure HT. KIlANCl.S I>K SAIiE.S. Notice to Societies can blend with better results with the out. Their little mother is a wonder­ aid of a motor machine. T h e l>adle.-» A id Hoelety w ill g iv e a ful woman, and worth a regiment of Monday evening a number of society o.ard party and leap year ball at Ue Secretaries, Attention. Pron a hall. January 2K. 1908 people were in attendance at the Broad­ officers. John. I often think what pit- Mra P Mullin entertained the Hifch Hereafter a charge of 5 cents per line way. The box occupants were Mrs. W. falls are in waiting for my small, Kive Club Tue.aday evening. The prizes will be made for all resolutions or no­ A. Hendryx. Florence Sheedy. Regina were won by Mrs. Huffy and Mr. )ates; tices, which are not necessarily news, MePhee. Clara Matty. Verna Monarch, brave soldiers all through life. I wish inserted in the Columns of The Regis­ Florence Andrew. Dr. and Mrs. A. J. consoUllon Mra. Hoyle and Mr. Seventh Floor Club Building, 1731 Ara»«hoe Street. Mra. McGlnley entertained the h-uchre ter. Simpson. Miss Josephine Shevnln and I could always help them over.” club Thursday afternoon. . THE MANAGEMENT OF THE CATH­ Miss Wlnnifred MacKinnon. OLIC REGISTER. “ Phil, if you could choose for your I..arge 8 t, Best Bookkeeping, Shorthand and ail practical branehas. most won the Royal Prize; Miss Mullen U»e Mrs. John McGowan has invited a thoroughly taught. Actual business methods and Individual instruction, our number of young people to be members little son from all the temptations Walter K Atchison ot specialties. More than 600 pupils this year. 110 from other business colleges. CARD OF TH.ANK.S. of a house party which she will give which will beset him the one most to 1,000 former pupils in excellent positions In Colorado. Our charges are only OueriiKey. Wyo., are visiting with Mrs. this week at her artistic mountain two-thirds as much as those of other business schools In Denver, though AtchiHon's parenta.- Mr. and Mrs. 1. home in Buffalo Park. be feared, what would it bo?” Genei*al our work Is far superior. Investigate and you will attend this school. One Wullen of 511 South Sherman. It has pleased God in His infinite wisdom to call our dearly beloved Mrs. Dennis Sheedy-was one'of the month, day school. 18; night school, 13.50. Call for catalog. W. T. Parks, M.S., MiHse.H M aricuret and guests at the notably swell luncheon Marguerite Snow in *'The College Sheridan leaned his nead against the tieicea of Mrs. Manner of .South Grant daughter and sister. Ruby Gertrude P rin c ip a l, P h o n e 8040, M ain. McLellan. to r heavenly home. We Friday, at which Mrs. J. M. Kuyken- Widow.” avenue, who have been spending two dahl extended her hospitality in honor doorway and said soberly: “ It would weeks with their parents. Mr. and Mrs, humbly bow sa. .ng. "Thy will be doae. Tlie Lord hath given and the I»rd hath of Mrs. John Montgomery of New York. Marguerite Snow, who will appear in we the curse of strong drink. Boys are William Sheedy of 1223 Miss Helen Reagan. Miss I,x)uise Frer- liave returned to school in St. Joseph. taken our child. Blessed be the name tho “College Widow.” at the Broadway no saints. W e are all self-willed, may of the Ixtrd.” ker and Miss Marjorie Harrington took part in the delightful rercital given by during the week of January 20th, is ^*Mr. and Mrs. John W. Maloney enter­ We express our slnceresl thanks to be full of courage and chrift and push all who consoled us during her abort Miss Flora Taub, and her pupils, at the a Denver girl and a former attendant tained Wednesday evening m honor of Knight-Campbell Music Halt on Thurs­ Miss May e Mullin. whose marriage Itlnoss. at and after her death, to tl»e of Loretto Heights Academy. Her and kindness and charity, but woe to The Scenic Trip to Cripple Creek Rev. Father Eisler, who administered day evening, and acquitted themselves with Mr. A. Lynn Yates Utah tickets, can avail themsleves ot our cis de Sales church. Tho contracting floral offerings, too numerous to men­ low side trip rate, only 12.75 for the round trip. On sale daily. Show your tion seperately. Mr. John F. Campion and Thos. F. parties being Miss Mayme Mullin. Walsh are amongst the organizers of Toward Science killed, ‘Tell her I kept my promise to through ticket to our agent to obtain rate. daughter of MV. «nd Mrs. Patrick Mnl- We thank 51rs. Marie Johnson and Trains leave from Colorado Me Southern Santa Re station dally at 10:30 a. Mr. Ed Welters for singing and Miss the Denver-Steamooat Construction Co., her. Not one drink have I tasted.’ The lin and Andrew Lynn Yates of '' which Is to push the Moffat road on m. R e tu rn to C o lo rad o S p rin g s at 6.06 p. m. land Wyo. The bride was attended by Moe Sullivan for playing at the funeral. W rite for literature, We thank Mr. T. and Mr. G. Hacke- into Routt county, showing the un­ It is not an unusual and yet it is a boy was killed. I carried the message her ' sister Mrs. Walter K. Atchison faltering trust these gentlemen have W . A. MATI*OCK. T. M>. C. S. A C. C. D. Ry.« ColomSo SpHas*. C«lerad*. and Mr. Atchison acted as best man. llial. funeral directors, for their cor­ most unreasonable custom among with my own lips to the mother. She rect and complete arrangements. in Colorado's prosperity and invest­ ■The b rid e w a s b e a u tifu lly a ttire d In ments. white symphony silk and e*arried white We thank for the many letters of Catholics to try to make themselves said: ‘General, that Is more glory for carnations. Mrs. Atchison also wore sympathy and condolence received by The success of the Ninth Annual ball disbelieve the discoveries of science. my boy than If he had taken a city.”— White silk. The wedding m ail. of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient played by Mrs. McCallister and Ailit- Mav God bless them all. O rd e r o f H ib e rn ia n s , the 16th. fa lls on Jn thus endeavoring to deny or habitu­ X. Y. Freeman’s Journal. KoiiS ‘rtong of Thanksgiving” and Luz- M R . an d MR.S. R. B M c L E L L A N . the committee on arrangements. The »is' ‘Ave Marla.” were sung by Mrs. and CHILDREN. young ladies on this committee. Miss ally discredit the discoveries of John W. Maloney. Breakfast was-seryod Delia Moran. Miss Mary McGinnis and science they are actually setting them­ The first lynching of 1908 occurred after Mass at Ihe home of the brbie s DIED. Miss Hose Carney, have been at work Itarents to sixteen of the Intimate several weeks on the dance, and there selves athwart the stream of acquired at Brookhaven, Mississippi, on Janu­ friends. The young people left in the Mr.s. M a r la I.H'ifferty. sis te r o f T h o m as seems to be no doubt but what It will Denver Has Needed and Need­ afternoon for Idaho Springs. Mrs. ^ ates, F. Walsh, the mining magnate, passed outKlilne all former efforts both as u knowledge; but instead of stemming ary 2nd, when a mob in broad day­ mother of the groom, and Miss Myrtle away last Tuesday, after a week's ill­ financial and social success. its powerful current they succeed only light took a negro away from police ed Badly a Market Which Yate.-^p sister, were here from yomlng ness of pneumonia. The funeral of Abraham Antlor, who for the wedding; also Mr. Mullin oi Mrs. I.^fferty was fifty-eight years died January 11th. was held from St in frustrating its beneficial influence officers and shot him. The negro, Wheatland, Wyo.. a cousin of the l)rloe, of age. Her funeral was Ijeld Thurs­ P a t r ic k 's c h u rch at 2:30 p. m. M onday. Could and ~Would Sell day morning at 9.30 o'clock at Sa­ Interment took place at Mount Calvary upon their own hearts and minds. whose name was not known, was ac­ ST. PATHK^KS. cred Heart church, of which parish slie cem etery. cused of killing a policeman at Oak­ Better Meat for was a member until she moved to 1 0 0 1 Back of this distrustfuIncBS is a fal­ Miss Regina MePhee was the hostess Extensive preparallon.'i are being Clarkson street a short time ago. She lacy—a superstitious conviction, de­ dale, Mississippi, and had been ar­ will be laid to rest in Mount (!ulvury Monday evening at a notably brilliant Less Money" made for the celebration of our Rev, dinner suppemented by a box party at Pastor's Silver Jubilee, which will take cemetery beside her father, who died duced from a certain few^ intimidating rested as a suspicious person, because in 1880. the Broadway. The function was char­ i>lace February 9th. lOtli and 11th. The acterized by its perfect appointments. musical program will be most elabor- facts, that science is inimical to re­ he came to Brookhaven looking for ST. EldXAflETir.S. Mrs. Will MePhee and Mrs. Will Aie ns the Kesl laJcnt in Benver have Allen were amongst tho guests invited ligion. But, no discovery, so far. has medical treatment for a gunshot volunteered their nervlces for this oc­ l>y Mrs. Ralph Smith, to be present at casion. The new church will be under T u e sd a y , the 14th, the F e a s t of the an Ideally beautiful bridge luncheon proved actually hostile to the faith. wound in the abdomen. It affords but -A.nd at Last It Has O n e cover by that time and same will be Holy Name was appropriately cele­ brated. 1 h ursday. It would have been marvelously a discouraging prospect for the ex­ beated and utilized for Ihe Parish en­ YOU CANNOT M AKE THE IHJI.I. IR GO AN FAR ELSRWIIF.RE. tertainments during the jubilee. S u n day, at the 7:30 M ass, the Y o u n g Bishop N. C. Matz announced Sunday tirpation of this great American evil During the absence of our Rev. Pas I..adles Sodality and* Children of Mary that work on the new Cathedral will strange indeed, if any true discrep­ YOU CANNOT GET THE STRUTN.V HIGH GRADE RCALITY tor, a pur.-«e is b e in g m ade u p a m o n g g o to H 0 I5' Communion in a body. be resumed In the spring. He said the ancy had ever been found to exist be­ when a lynching occurs on suspicion. E L N E W l I K K f ’:. the parishioners for him. In this way Here^ifter all that .hold a pew and contract for the stone work will be the people of St. Patrick's Parish will scats will find their names attached to that from that time tween science and religion, since the Innocent or guilty, without an oppor­ until the roof of the structure is com- be able to prove In a material way same— quite an improvement. TH F^R ^^O Nf^AR K ;—Our buyers are constantly on the lookout for their appreciation of Father Corrigan's St. A n th o n y ’s B ran ch 390. L C. B. A. pleted there will be no hitch in the Author and Revealer of our Faith is tunity for presenting bis side of the twenly-nve year's labor among them. installed their officers for the year 1908. work. The steel girders are In and the likewise the creator of the reason that question or for preparing himself to high gra!I^?nT7j^rnc^ni«y purchase every piece for cash--tbua getting A very successful parish social was A large crowd and a good time was bishop invited those Interested to In­ the beat prices. Again, our buyers purrhsse direct from cattlemen^ held on last Thursday evening at the had by all present. spect the skeleton of the floor. does the discovering as well as of the meet his Eternal Judge, this soul was thus we are able to glvq the people the middleman's profits. Ones reaidence of Mra. Floyd. Every one had The Queen of Heaven Aid Society order in which the discoveries are again, we are satisfied to get our share of proflU from the volume of a good time and a neat sura was real­ “TUB HONOR OF A COWBOY.” met with Madame Corte Thursday, At launched without compunction into ized. this meeting It was voted upon to tax made. No true product of human the other world. Are we a Christian business w# do rather than from high prices— thus at all times you are Invitations have been issued for The well known Jefferson Dramatic each member 50 cents to assist in pur­ able to get the very best for the very least at l.«ap Year party to be given by the Club Is again on deck with a new and chasing badly needed bedding for the reasoning, therefore, and no phenom­ nation? Not yet. Young Ladies* Sodality at Horan’s hall, powerful western comedy drama en­ orphanage. It is asked that those who enon in the world can ever defy the 1527 C le v e la n d P lace, T h u rs d a y e v e n ­ titled, "The Honor of a Cowboy.” whicii did not attend the meeting, to send in ing. Jan. 23rd. This affair Is to be car- will be presented at St. 'Elizabeth's their contributions to the treasurer at faith; but, abnormal suppositions More time is spent in the framing of out I^eap Year style in every de- hall, Eleventh and Curtis streets, next once, T u e sd a y even in g. J a n u a r y 2 lst. 8:15 which vivid imaginations conjure up some gooer*s programs are filled, etc. The fol­ p. m. The play Ts a good, clean, clever keeping of them. story of life In Montana in the early the walls of the Albany” will be the from the mass of disconnected facts lowing Don’ts for gentlemen will be words of the guests at the evening Lew is Market Co. rigidly enforced. Don’t pay the admis­ '70s. It is full of Interest and exciting that lie before them will nevei cease incidents and cannot fail to draw the banquet given by the Fourth Degree sion; don’t check the wraps; don't ask As.sembly. Knights of Columbus. Feb­ AVIIITE FRO.NT^RED LETTERING. a lady for a dance; don't walk across attention, pleasure and approval of the to disturb religious minds. These gro­ audience. The cast of characters Is ex­ ru a ry 2 2 nd, If the ptans now in the the ball room floor unescorted: don't iiands of the committee on arrange­ tesque hypotheses, however, do not ..treat to-refreshments; -don’t assist n ceptionally fine, with the old stars ments go through as planned. • hidy in putting on her wraps; In fact, playing the leading roles. With a good constitute science as the sombre doc­ 1525-1527-1529 LAWRENCE STREET don't remember to be gallant. A fine play and a good company the o4d brilliant affair is the first of of ten cents will be imuosed on gentle- friends of the Jefferson Dramatic Club its kind held In Colorado, and has em­ trines of Paganism are removed from 5th Floor Charles Bldg. . men breaking any of the above rules may be sure to have an enjoyable even­ ulated from a desire to entertain the Are you Interested In having a busi­ ' TJio committee In charge comprises; ing. ladles at something unique and ele- the revelations of Christianity. ness course this winter Here are some Mlsses'A. O'Neill. K. Floyd. M. McCrud- gant. From current reports and aur. There Is but one natural sequel fol­ advantages offered by our school. den. R. Maxwell. L Broderick, J. Oliver, face indications it appears that the Pine business course, forming a prac­ S. Grimes. K. Grover, M. Toohey, M. Ke!- Local Notes Denver Council is not be behind the lowing from what we have said, name­ tical education that develops; large Ilher. K. Mulligan, M. Ryan and M. n^lropolltan cities, In point of swagger :| shorthand department with Pitman and M o rrissey . afiulrs, ly, that the truly religious man roust Gregg classes: forty new typewriters We solicit our readers to send us A splendid program has been pro- of necessity be a truly scientific man. of latest model recently added: official C. V. M . C, IfA N C 'E . Items of interest: Card parties, recep­ pared, including musical numbers from telegraph training school for Union Pa- tions. and notes of social affairs. All the best known talent obtainable. The for "religion” spells “science” and clflo Railway: railroad wire In Items however should be signed by the artistic banquet hall of telegraph department: best teachers ob­ The Catholic Young Men’s Club will writer, not for publication, but for au­ “ science” is “ religion,” Therefore, the tainable; individual Instruction; large ive Its fourth annual dance at Da the Albany will be made most attrac- thenticity. tUe with a beautiful display of cu airy rooms: positions secured; day and f Ton's hall, Second and Broadway, on religious man should respect science, evening classes. T u e s d a y n igh t. J a n u a ry 21st. T h is is to*^he^day^*'* **nd bunting appropriate Mr. George Kerwln with a p.arty of he should be willing to trust it. More We nave more than doubled the ca­ an invitation affair and kthore Is al­ pacity of our telegraph department. It ready a large demand for the invita­ gentlemen friends enjoyed a box party one of the at the Orpheum, Thursday afternoon. leading features. than that he should take an actual will soon be taxed again. We advise tions. Those who have attended in the you to let us hear from you at once bast, the functions of Ihe C. Y. M. C.. Count and Countess Corte are pleas­ interest in it and assist in its prose­ r 2 *”*?*U*‘® arrangements is as this action of the Union Pacific will are aware of the pleasant time to be antly located In their new home, 1 0 2 Messrs. Will Fox. Martin cution as much as lies within his soon fill our desks with young men and enjoyed, and W'MI look forward w'lth Grant avenue. **‘tchelj Dr. Simpson. M. E. Malone young women who quickly recognise anticipation to the coining entertain­ Allen. It Is said, have a great power. But above all be should cul­ m ent. The good news has reached Denver a g o o d th in g w h en th ey see It. that Miss Kathryn Corbett intends visit­ man> novel and attractive surprises Write or coil any time. The office Is ing here in March. Miss Corbett will for t^hose who attend the banquet. A tivate what is science and what is open all day on Saturdays. BOYS! CATIIOLIO YOUNG MEN’S CLUB. be gladly welcomed by the hosts o* number of out of town guests are ex- not. This much accomplished, science GEO. l*aML*NYO.N. Manager. friends she made and retained w,*aie on RT^hT.'!; 1? of Cheyenne ^nd At the meeting held last Monday previous visits here. Bishop Matz will be amongst the hon- will become to him an invaluable as­ night at the club rooms a large attend­ WA.NTEIJ. ance was present, and the following Mrs, F. J. Mott entertained the Mon eveni^g^*** and noted speakers of the sistant in his endeavors to secure the THE REGISTER gives prizes officers newly elected for the year, day Evening Club In her usual charm Position aa housekeeper for priest were Installed: President. M. C, Cas­ ing manner on Monday evening, at her young bachelors salvation of his soul, smoothing the or widower by middle aged person. home In tlie I.«afnyette ap.artment8 . in the Fourth Degree AMsembly, bn Address C 3. Denver Cathoflc Register. s id y ; vice p resid en t. J. J. C ro w le y ; 1824 Curtis street. to those selling the most treasurer, James Ash; recording secre­ After the literary numbers on the pro­ w m achievement, untraveled paths upon which he ad­ tary, Frank Edwards, financial secre­ gram Miss Helolse Northrop, tlie gifted lend their hand to the older vocalist contributed the following songs members In making this banquet a vances to a knowledge of himself, of Now that Christmas Is over see Mra. papers each week tary^ Ralph Lamont; sergeant-at-arms. memorable one. ^ W. Terrlck. to the delight of the club: fl) Selection nature and of nature’s God.— Monitor. Cullen if you wish a bargain In millin­ from Faust Hn French); ( 2 ) Aria from ery. 1462 South Tenth street, Opp, St. On Ihe evening of January 29th, n vlellore will bo pree- Leo s church. Tel. 7272, smoker will be held at the club rooms, Carmen; (3) "Thv Beaming Eyes” ent. nddInK greatly to the gaiety of the sot Charles block, at which all the Stern: f4) Aria. McDowell. Miss North­ ?lm»” “"I ‘‘’"u for tho llrat Mrs. Cullen, the West Side popular memhers' friends are invited und a gen­ rop. who has won for Jierself a firm ^*nie will enjoy the plctasure which n milliner, will cut prices on nil women's Tho bonds of a good home are forged eral good time insured. place In the affections of the music- social affair given exclusively by the and c h ild re n ’s hats. 1462 South T en th in heaven. loving people of New York and f>enver Fc^rth Degree will prove to be street, Opp. 8 t. I>eo*a ch u rch . Tel. M ain ■hOirTH NIUE IMl*ROVK!HENT ASSO-j “*19“®^*^*^** praise from those ’’272, CIATION. invited by Mrs. Mott on Monday even fuf|V NOW BE UP TO DATE. ing for her work. WAN'TED. T*lie an n u a l m e e tin g of the South Side Mrs. C. M. Brown is 111 with the grip Mond«?“a"fterniln’^'"" and stop cooking. Take your meals at Improvement AsMoclatlon was held last at her home. 2061 Tremont Place. Position ns housekeeper for priest. Hymans and you will live longer and Mlaa Margaret Weldon haa returned Can give references from pastor. Mrs. be belter natured, 16th and Tremont A GOOD WATCH Tuesday evening with «n enthusiastic The Fourth Degree Knights of Col­ to her achool at Sulalnawa Mound, Wla M. F. V a n C leave, 1043 N in th streeL streets. attendance present. A spirited con­ umbus banquet to be given February She waa accompanied as far aa Omaha test for the various offices resulted In 22nd at the Albany, seems to be the talk iiy her mother, Given to the boy selling the t-lie fo llo w in g gen tlem en b e in g elected: of the hour In smart Catholic circles. ^'■.'•lenda o f Mlaa n ird le DON’T DRUDGE. President. C. J. Munz, vl''c president Br>an are glad to aee her back from an J. O. Siwklns; secretary. H W. Uisley; Mr. tv. H. Me.ver. state Senator from CANCER CURED the San Is>uls valley district, has moved • xtended visit to California. hy bother with cooking meals most papers each week treasurer. F. P. Eubank. The society Cancer U a dreaded disease and when you can get better at Hyman’s nns been organized for tlie purpose of bis family to Denver. They luive pur­ A new song post card or post card chased tho beautiful Kinney home at for iMs than your provisions cost. 16th furjher improving South Denver and song Is the latest by Joe Newman. there are thousands of people suffer and Trsmont. 4ia-« a lre a d y ach ieved notable results, 6.0 Marlon street, and it will no doubt be the center of much social gaiety this Ing who can be cured If tb ej will tr7 which were pointe>l oui !»y Preatdent COA L COAL. M unz. in Ills aiim ial address. winter. Miss Meyer. Ihe beaiitful young An upright piano to trade for horse daughter of the house, is a talented our treatment ▲ sure cure Is guar and buggy, 924 26th st. *riie Washington park car line lias You have tried the rest— lieen greatly improve>l by furnishing musician, at present the pupil of Mrs. anteed In every case. If jon have oaa Busch of the Conservatory of 5fusic. Now try the best. ft fifteen-minute service nn«l the iin- O u r L. M. C oal cer or know of any one that has you WANTED. provemenl organization Is now endeav­ The Hacred Heart Aid Society enjoyed - W in stand the test. oring to secure the construction of « a meeting with Mrs. J. W. Benson of L M. N u t ...... 24 00 A tnn will do a great favor If you tell them A middle aged woman to go to Pueblo line oil l^uisiana avenue from Broad­ 1819 Gilpin street. Tliursday afternoon about the Harris Institute. Write

m m DENATER CATHOLIC REGISTER ■ ^»08 ^ o illM *i VOL. III. NO 2B. DENVEB, COLOEADO, THUESDAY, JANUAEY 23, 1908. -.50 PEE YEAR A Real Separation Rev. Lui^i Lops \ James Ryder Randall ‘ L'Asino ” in America Fr. Dempsey’s Hotel Italian Priest Excommunicated by Author of “Maryland, My Maryland,’* San Francisco Judge’s Estimate of an Bishop Horstmann. Catholic Poet and Journalist of Italian Anti-Clerical Journal. 'Switzerland Canton Disestablishes the National Calvin- the South It Dead. In Rome not Tong ago, a court judge Tl?e words of our Divine Lord, A Unique Establishment Which Supplies Home Com« istic Church ”Scandals must come, but woe to those James Ryder Randall, famous war acquitted the publishers and editors of by whom they come,” have been fre­ poet and Catholic author of the South, "L ’Asino” of the charge of circulating forts to the Unemployed , Uttle, if anything, has appeared in at the i>oil8 has always succeeded In died at Augusta, Georgia. January 14th. immoral literature. An American Jndge quently verified in the local and in the The Rev. Timothy Dempsey has in a job. They want to work badly. They the dally papers announcing the suc­ blocking Catholic claims. In this par­ general history of the Church, says the His his best poem was “Maryland, My has passed upon the character of the St. Louis a lodging house for working­ want to be of some use in the world. cess of the Catholics in obtaining the ticular case the “Lol Fazy,” brought Cleveland Universe. Maryland,” written at the outbreak of same publication, and the two de­ men, which is a model of its kind and separation of Church and state in in by M. Henry Fazy, baa passed the the Civil War, which became at once cisions present an instructive contrast. The Roving Spirit. Many of our readers may recall the gave during the month of December Geneva. The home of Calvin, the great council at Geneva by sixty-six the battle-song of the Confederacy. Says “Tfte Moniter,” of San Francisco: “ I wish to correct that roving dispo­ trouble caused not long ago in Y'oungs- between 6,000 and 7,000 free lodging birthplace of Calvinism, has cut off the votes as against twenty-three, a clear Mr. Randall w'as bom in Baltimore, “ ‘L ’Asino,” perhaps without excep­ town by an Italian priest named Luigi to deserving men who from one cause sition. It Is what drags a certain class Calvinistic church, root and branch. majority in the council, it was sup- Maryland, of an old Catholic family. tion the filthiest journal ever publicly Ix)ps, a stranger in the diocese of or another were unable to secure em­ of men to the bottom of the social lad­ It Is a real separation of Church and IM>rted by tbo Radicals and the unani­ January 1. 1899. His education was circulated iny any language, has met a Cleveland. He had been sent by the ployment to enable them to pay for der, as I have found by experience. I state— not stato supervision of the mous body of the Catholics. Like all received at Georgetown college, but body blow in San Francisco. There is Rt. Rev. Bishop Horstmann to assist shelter. try to create a love of home in them Church, as in France, under the asso­ measures in Switzerland dealing with ill health compelled him to leave be­ one quarter at least in this city in and to put them with men of their own pro tem. the Italian pastor of Youngs­ The St. Louis Globe-I^mocrat, in ciation law. constitutional matters, it had after town. fore completing the course. He went which it will never be kept for sale kind, where they may make friends speaking of Father Dempsey’s remark­ A Real Separation. passing the council of state, to be sub­ south and spent some time in Florida, again, and that is the store—rather the and not feel like changing their loca­ After a brief sickness the pastor of able work in that city says: mitted to the popular referendum, and finally going to New Orleans where he stores, for there are two of them—of Through the untiring efforts of the the Italians in Youngstown died. Father Dempsey has taken it upon tion every year or six months. I say Catholics of Geneva, the National again the Protestants were confident Father Lops officiated and had charge clerked in a large shipping firm. He the newsdealer who was tried last week I will give you a home. My hotels of their victory. At the polls the Pro­ was here when the news of the skir­ for breaking the jaws of decency. That himself to better the condition of the I Protestant church, founded by Calvin, of the congregation until a new pastor poor workingman. He has worked out have all the advantages of a home.* testants were disappointed, for, by mish at Baltimore, when the union trial resulted in an acquittal of the The question came up as to the quar­ has ceased to be the church of the was apiKjinted. In the meantime be a plan which was under consideration 7,656 voices against 6.822, the electors troops marched through that city, accused, and justly so, under the law, state; the alliance existing for cen­ had so ingratiated himself among the for many years before it was put into rels which might naturally arise among of the canton of Geneva voted for the reached him. Being a true son of the for It was proven to the jury that he turies between this church and the people and, it is said, so misrepresent­ execution. His idea has been tried be­ such a miscellaneous gathering of men. separation of church and state. South, his feelings were poured forth was innocent of evil intent in selling state has been broken, and the Na­ ed the newly appointed pastor, that the fore, but without much success. It has Father Dempsey assured me that he A Just Law. in the famous lyric, “ Maryland, My the paper, and ignorant of its foul tional Protestant church has lost its members of the congregation did not always been difficult to get the co­ had yet to learn of a quarrel among The “ Loi de Fazy,” with its liberal Maryland,” w’hich has never been ex­ nature. The point is, however, that highly privileged and subsidised place. wish to receive him. Legal means had operation of the great army of men them. There had as yet been no provialons. Is in striking contrast with celled and is one of jhe few American the object of the arrest and trial has arrests made from his hotels. There i We have beard much of the suppres­ to be resorted to to oblige the Rev. songs destined to immortality. who are befriended, and they need just sion of the Catholic Church in Prance the disgraceful Briand law in France. Mr. Lops to vacate the church. He, been fully accomplished, and more had been nothing stolen since last After the war he engaged in jour­ such a personality to make them go —nothing of the actions of Switzerland The ”Lol de Fazy” allows religions to however, persisted in his lawless con­ than accomplished, for not only is the January, when two suits of clothes had nalism and wrote several poems the right way. affecting the Calvinistic church. The he practiced and the churches to be duct. erected a building and held serv­ newsdealer pledged never to sell the been taken away by a transient which he considered superior to “ Mary­ Father Dempsey maintains two ho­ story is an interesting one. organized in virtue of the liberty of ices therein for the rebellious people. paper again, but dealers in general boarder. land, My Maryland.” tels for workingmen without homes. Geneva, though not a large canton meeting and the law of association. Things went from bad to worse and have received an unmistakable warn­ To run these two hotels it aggre­ Last summer his native state, in rec­ These hotels are his charity bead- yet, is one of the leading cantons in By the “Loi de Fazy” the different the daily newspapers told of a raid ing from the court, a warning that will gates a cost of 1500 current expenses ognition of bis merits, presented him quarters. and are the principal field Switzerland. This latter country is buildings consecrated to worship, are made on the old church by the follow­ no doubt, effectually put a stop to the monthly. There are no profits in this with a superb residence. A day was for his work. comprised, as we know, of a number guaranteed their religious applica­ ers of Rev. Luigi Lops. In tills raid circulation of the paper in San Fran­ scheme. If there happens to be a su- also set apart in his ' honor at the There is an air of home about these of cantons, each exercising practically tion. The French law assigns the con­ the chui'ch was stripped of most of cisco. Judge Cabaniss said, in address­ plus, it is. applied to the greater com­ Jamestown expoaitior. hotels which attracts the lonely man. unlimited powers in all matters affect­ trol of the church buildings to the its furniture and vestments, which ing the jury: fort of the gpicsts. There is help to be Two years ago Mr.’-Randall accepted The nightly average attendance ia ing internal interests, including mat­ **CultueI Association,” under which, if were transferred to the conventicle “ ‘Your verdict carries a heavy re­ paid. They are mostly men and the editorship of the “Morning Star" about 6CK). ters of faith and religion. In most of the churches are kept for their re­ presided over by the rebellious priest. sponsibility with it. Let no one think women whom Father Demiraey has be­ Father Lops, after repeated canoni­ of New Orleans, the Catholic paper They All Want Work. the cantons, fair play was extended the ligious purposes, the clergymen has no that the acquittal of this man excuses friended in times past, and whom he cal w’aimings by our Rt. Rev. Bishop, founded and editer* fc>r a time by that Father Dempsey says that most of Catholics. In Geneva, however, the title recognized by law. Further, the the act I give warning now that If needs as his assistants. was at last for his obstinacy and re­ other great Soutbem Catholic poet, the men who come to him for help and Catholic Church was under state reg­ French law limits the rights of owner­ any one, especially any one formerly Father Dempsey has a dozen or fusal to pzbsent himself before the Father Ryan. He resigned this po­ who stay at bis hotel for a night want ulation and, in addition, the Catho­ ship of the Cultuel Aasociatloo, but so charged, is brought for trial before more correspondents whom he has at Bishop, excommunicated publicly. The sition last summer to devote himself work. He doesn’t know the word lics were compelled to pay for the there exists no corresponding limita­ me for dealing in this filthy paper. I least one time set on their feet. matter was finally brought to the at­ to more congenial literary work. He “tramp.” From bis experience for support of the state church. tion in the Swiss law, the latter declar­ will punish him to the full extent of “Write to me now and then,” he told ing simply that churches, by conform­ tention of the Most Rev. Apostolic Del­ has contributed • Jtersively to Catho­ the law. Let no one attempt to try years with men who have come down Rafsrsndum Taken. them. “ I want to know how you are ing themselves to the federal code, egate in Washington, D. C. lic papers and was ta writer of rare ‘the baby act,’ to plead bis cause In in the world to poverty or who have getting along.” Prior to the recent passage of the can acquire property with all the con- His excellency, the Apostolic Dele­ power. this court again for such a foul offense. gotten there by some means o r other, a Well-penned letters that showed aeparation law In’^ the canton of Ge­ aequencea flowing therefrom. gate, wrote to the Most Rev. Pasquale An uncivilized heathen would blush small per cent, are lazy or unambi' their temporary distress was through neva. the pastors were required by law The Catholics were further deter­ Qagllardl, Archbishop of Manfredonia, Taft Praises WorK of Friars and be ashamed of such things as are tious. DO fault of incapacity to make a living to be selected by the pariahonera, the mined that if they were to be denied concerning the unfortunate career of printed in this paper.’ “ I have found the heart of the poor and that they were not idle from lazi­ bishops were required to be approved state supports for their religion, the his subject, the Rev. Luigi Lops, who Secretary of War William H. Taft “An interesting point brought out by workingman responds quicker to a ness often come to him. Father by the canton autborlUc»a, the canton Prolaaianta ahoutd ba danlad It also, had Inaugurated an independent con­ was in Boaton 11.im 1908 no religion In Geneva la to or Old Catholics, who are the rebels of led them into Christianity, but the Citizens of Newark. New Jersey, breakneck speed to Father Dempsey. which the men exercise to avoid breaks receive any subsidy from the state or Cardinal Gibbons is decidedly in fa­ 1873. Christianity which they have is numbering many thousands, w-itnessed Her first thought was of the man who ing a rule of the house. They never commune. vor of a high liquor license. He said a 3. Evangelical church, which split few days ago: Christian tutelage. the exercises incidental to the unveil­ had set her husband on his feet and soli the floors with mud or tobacco. For some time past it has been felt away from the NaUonal Protestant *T have always been in favor of high “The friars did not deem that it was ing of the magnificent bronze statue of put bread into the mouths of her little There has never been a case of intoxi­ that Catholics were being unfairly church in 1849. license and have made utterances to wise that they should be led on to a the late Monsignor Doane, Thursday, children thereby. This man was taken cation in the hotels. dealt with, and steps have, from time 4. The Catholic Church. that effect. In a community as large great knowledge of the world, because Janurry 9th. The throng that gathered to the priest’s place and cared for. He There is a large group of men who to time, been taken with the object of Of these four churches, the National aa Baltimore I do not consider abso­ they thought that that would expose about the statue a ri the platform was grew w*ell and strong. He was poor make this hotel their permanent home. endeavoring to amcloiiate their con­ Protestant church—that is. the old them to danger, and the consequence remarkable in that Protestants joined and despondent, and the words of the A small room Is to be had for 81 a ditions. but though these measures lute prohibition practical, for there are Calvinistic church—and the National so many way of getting around Icgls- was that in most parts of the Islands with Catholics in doing honor to the Samaritan cheered him. He was given week, and with it go the same con­ have passed the council of atato, yet Catholic church received help from the they were not taught anything but the memory of a CatlLoHc prelate, whose free lodging until he got well enough veniences that are given for a dime. on being referred to the referendum lallon. But the high liquor license 1 state. These churches must now shift dialects, and in that w*ay exercised life of goodness, a governor-elect, a to work, and now he is in a good posi­ Father Dempsey’s church is just of the people, the Protestant majority believe to be the proper solution of the for themaelvca.—Catholic Citizen. problem. remarkable influence over them. congressman, a mayor, an Episcopal tion. which Father Dempsey secured around the corner, and a large number “Now*, that is an important fact in clerg)*man. and a Hebrew* Rabbi, ex­ for him. ”To begin with the revenue will be of them go there on Sunday for ser­ dealing with a problem which we tolled. Standing out in this array of New Diocese guaranteed by the increased price de­ The Men at Home. vice. There are notices in the hotel Mexican Government have before us. because you will un­ prominent men were Bishop O’Connor, spite the fact that the number of sa­ In the first place, a clean bed with rooms of the hours. derstand that there is no Oriental or of Now Y'ork, and one of the most Formed from Territory of Chicago loons will be greatly decreased. The two sheets is given. The man, if he so In the autumn the number of Claims Ownership of All Church Prop­ Malay people, except the Filipinos, prominent Catholic men in the state, Archdiocese. high license will do away with the wishes, can shine his shoes in the applicants increases, and the first erty. that are Christian, therefore the only the Hon. James Smith. Jr., of New­ Chicago. Jan. 10.—Right Rev. Peter small grog shops that throw out many morning free of charge. He has a cold weather generally fills up his en­ people to look toward Europe and ark. J. Muldoon. auxiliary bishop of the Chi­ Mexico City. Jan. 8.—The federal temptationa for the poorer class of locker, well ventilated, to which he is tire wardroom of beds. This winter America and the Christian religion for The joining of denominations In do­ cago Archdiocese, and Rev. Paul government, through the finance de­ people, and with the number of sa­ given a key. and where he may store be has provided against an overcrowd­ their ideals were these, and It is the ing honor to the late Monsignor ex­ Rhode, pastor of St Michael Polish partment, has Issued a notice to the lo­ loons decreased the police will be bet­ his things if he is a regular lodger. ed house by the installation of about cal authorities throughout the countr>* Christian religion and the European tended even to the i>arade of societies church in South Chicago, will be the ter able to enforce the laws. When Then a shower or plunge bath is at one hundred new* cots of iron, painted ordering an inventor}* made of all and American deals that make an ap­ that preceded* the exercises. now bishop of Rockford and Auxiliary the number of saloons is diminished hand, with hot or cold water. Towels white, with snow-white sheets and pil­ Catb(^ic churches, including their con­ preciation of popular government and a Congressman R. Wayne Parker was ‘Bishop of Chicago, according to Infor­ the police will be able to keep a much are provided. Hair brushes and combs low-slips. The sheets and bed linen tents, and that regular inspocLiun be movement in that direction possible. the orator of the day and made a stir­ mation current in church clrclea yes- closer watch on all of them, are at hand for everj* one. are changed every time the occupant made to see that none of the property Therefore we have there a people ring address, eulogizing the late Mon- f torday. “So. with the revenue assured and In the evening the reading-room is of the bed changes. W’hen a mechanic is sold. whose w'hole education for 250 years signor while making a review of It la known that the name of Rev. the advantages placed in the bands of open to them. Here is a piano to be who has dirty work to do occupies a The government sent a circular to baa led them to turn their eyes to­ his life. Father Rhode has been forwarded to the |>oIice, many dangers can be guard­ played by any one who can play. The bed. the linen is changed three times all the Bishot>s of Mexico a few months ward an ideal that ia our ideal. They Monsignor Doane was the son of an t *^ome, via Washington, as the sole ed against and done away with,” best music is at hand, and men who a week, but for the ordinary man two ago ordering them to see that none of have thus a sympathy with those poli­ Episcopalian bishop and the brother choice of the Archbishop. James E. perhaps have not beard this sort of sheets are good for three nights. !ho articles within the churches be of another, the present Episcopalian tical notions that move hand* in hand melody for years in their wanderings, It is Father Dempsey's opinion that Quigley of the Chicago archdiocese for sold or disposed of in any way, as they bishop of Albany, New* Y’ork. He was Ball Player to Become Priest with the Christian religion.” seem to take a wonderful interest in St Louis is badly in need of an Insti­ the place of auxiliary bishop of Chi­ belonged to tho government. There are an Episcopalian minister before be cago, and his formal appointment ia ex­ it, and sit by the hour to listen. tution of this sort for women. U would many pictures of great value and gold became a Catholic and studied for the pected to bo announced within a abort John Burke, one of the best base­ have to be run along different lines, and silver ornaments In the churches. Claim Pope Has Only priesthood. One evening recently 155 men sat lime. ball pitchers that the New*ark Eastern Use of the Vatican about this reception room. Every one but it would be widely patronized. Names are to bo presented and a de­ I.eague team had on its roster a couple of them was buried deep in some mag­ There are many honest, homeless NUNS LEAVE PARIS HOSPITAL. IN MEMORY OF THEIR SONS. cision reached liy Pope Pius X. in the of years ago, will bo ordained to the Italian newspapers have been dis­ azine article. One was reading a scien­ women in the city who would flock to matter of theblshopricof Rockford, but priesthood in April. a sancturary for Women who work and cussing whether the Pope is entitled In the memory of their two sons, tific journal; another an essay on In view of the prominence of Blahop make their own living. Paris. Jan. 15.—The departure today Mr. Burke was one of the best twlrl- to dispose of the works *of art which former students of Marquette college. astronomy, and another a popular Muldoon it ia considered certain that Father Dempsey is a close news- of tho Augustlnian Nuns from the ers on the Lancaster team, of the Tri- are stored In the Vatican. The Law Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kopmeler, of Mil­ serial. Another, amusing as it may he will bo the choice. pai>er reader, and is up on current Municipal hospital, where they have state lA^ague, last season. While of Guarantees of 1871. w’hile recogni­ waukee. will equip the new observa­ seem, clutched a volume of Lord Ches­ events. He looks for wretchedness In acted In the capacity of nurses for spending tho holidays in. Hazelton, sing l^pal sovereignty within the tory with the finest astronomical in­ terfield's letters, worn and soiled, and police reports and when brawls are ARCHBISHOP COMING HOME. Rcncrationn. was made tho occasion for Pennsylvania, with his family, he as­ Vatican, seems obscure on this point. struments. at a cost of |2,000. was thinking of nothing else. recorded in the daily press. a manifestation in .which tho police sisted In conducting the services In Tbo Courriero della Sera now prints Father Dempsey has given 1,116 free Rome, Jnn. 18.—Archbishop Riordan had to intervene. In* expectation of St. Gabriers church. a hitherto unpublished dispatch from LOS ANGELES CATHOLICS TRI loilglngs in six months. He has secured of San Francisco, will leave hero on tho event Denys Cochin and some His ordination to the priesthood will the late Prime Minister Crisp! a|>- UMPH. permanent employment for 300 men WHERE IRISH NAMES ARE PROMI­ Wednesday for Naples. Ho will take other Catholic deputies, several mem­ bring to an end his baseball career for pnrently settling tho question. It who were Idle, despondent on the NENT. pnHsago on one of tho White Star lino bers of the municipal council and a Hugh Jennings, of Detroit, it is said in­ was communicated to the uewspaiier 1^8 Angeles Catholics, after a strug­ streets of St. Louis. His employment large crowd collected around the hospi­ atenmers sailing for America on Janu­ tended to have him go into the major by Signor Crlspl’s former ‘secretary, gle Carrie*! on through the summer bureau is the most popular branch of Firemen Fallon, O’Connor and Phil- ary 29th. tal. The. sisters, after chanting some leagues. and reads: “ Tbo Vatican buildings months down to quite a recent date, his work. lil>8 went down to death with a col­ Speaking of the Question of tho at>- hymns and the credo in the court of Mr. Burke has made money playing will alt objects 'of art therein, are over the holding of religious services “I can generally find work for the lapsing floor in a Fourth avenue sky­ polntinont of Dr. Hanna aa Coadjutor tho hospital, emerged from the build­ baseball to help support his parents the inalienable property of the in one of the public schools, have at men,” he said the other day. “They scraper In New York last Saturday. of San Francisco, ho said that ho was ing amid cries of ” long live tho sis- and to pay his tuition fees. He is Italian state, not the Pontifical See. The last boon successful. It has been de­ don’t know where to go for It. I have Policeman Fitzgerald went down to given to understand it would bo at tors.” Convalescents nt the hospital well known to local Knights of Colum­ law only guarantees the Pope the use cided that the school officers had ex­ found that the happiest moment of this death from tho Brooklyn bridge while ^Jeast two months before the matter windows also expressed their sympa­ bus at whoso degrees he was a ready of them. It absolutely forbids him to ceeded their authority and violated class of applicants is the moment when hurrying to save a fellow man frutn was settled. thy with their former nurses. attendant whenever ho was in Newark. remove or dispose of them.” both the spirit and letter of the law. they hear that I am going to get them self-destruction. * D S M V ftR C A T H O LIC f«G18TRR

ARCHBISHOP QLENNON'6 CHRIST­ Society Fraternity Exemplified. MAS SERMON. The members of St. Lucy’s Holy CITY SHOE FACTORY Name Society, Jersey City, are evi­ J. W . FIRESTINE, Proprietor Th is Country Gives a Bad Example dently made of the right material. Bewed soles. 69 to 76 eonis. Rubber of ’’Peace on Earth.” One of their number was frightfully heeip, 85 cents. burned on the Fourth of July; after Ph oae, U a lO B 1074. p u i :b l o Archbishop Glennon delivered the months of watting, it developed that 103 W . P o a rtb 8t. P a eb lo , Colow sermon in the old Cathedral at St. | there was more than a chance for his ATCHISON, KAS. Louis at the last Mass on Christmas. I recovery if enough of healthy cuticle Chas. Otero Jewelry Co. r u l e The edifice was crowded to its full | could be procured for a skin-grafting E ’^ e : Reception at Mt. St. Scholastica Acad­ capacity. process. Rev. Father Watterson, the Minafaciiriig Jsmiers aid Optidias And not Uie exception at I^ang^ley's Grocery and Market. Our shelves are chock DIAMOND SETTING emy on New Year'* Day. His Grace declared In emphatic spiritual director of the society, ex­ full of Rood thinirn to eat and no matter how particular you are in supplies for AND ENGRAVING. the table, we can elve you satisfaction both as to quality and price. A Special terms against ths advisability of send­ plained the situation to the 450 mem­ OfTerinR this week on Butter at Prices that you cannot match anywhere In the Phone Black 3921. city. Special Correspondence. ing the American armada half way bers of the organization and asked 615 North Main SL. PUEBLO, COLO. K re «h Ilam w...... ^ ■ ■ ...... Haw l^eaf Lard how many would help by contributing l-'renh Spare KIHm ...... ■ f l B A ...... Corn Fed l^ln Steak How sweetly do not the heavenly around the world. In his opinion it F re a h I*ork S id e ...... ■ ■ ■ ! I l l ...... C o m F e d R o a n d S e a k was a serious mistake from many healthy skin. The entire membership l*d re P o r k SauM axe...... ■ l A F I ...... P rim e RJb R o a st harmonies of this holy season blend John W. Stone M. EL Alltenn viewpoints, and Intimated that It sav­ chorused their willingness. Thirty H e a d I. Kansas City, Mo., Sister Alberta; world that its mission was one of the signers of the petition, a little TROVISIONS Steam La\axidry Co. Miss Catherine Wapp of Blaine, Kas., peace, In reality there was a secret DR. M O O R E CORNER D STREET AND VICTORIA AVENUE. card, as a souvenir. Car. Srd aad Mala Cemer Sum m it and R o u t t Avsnuea. Sister Hyacinth. After the ceremony note of menace In its sailing. The Over Paehl# flavlaga Baak Tslepbone Main 8t-7. raO N fl HAIN 146. CT One ot Our Wagons Will Call. of the clothing the following novices policy to be deplored, he said, waa pronounced their triennial vows: Sis­ “carrying the palm of peace In one Bishop McFaul of Trenton, New ters Isabella Trlska, Caroline Miller, hand while the other holds the key Jersey, addressing 14,000 membem of Phone Qallup 989. All Work Promptly Attended toi. ke, Constance Shaughnessy and Pe­ to the held wherein Is the 35 million the Holy Name Societies, said: “No A R T H U R P. O 'C O N N O R B\iy SEITER^’S Candies lagia Wapp. An appropriate and Im­ pounds of ammunition for ‘fight or people oen assert themselves unless pressive discourse was delivered by frolic.’ ” they manufacture public opinion. Made daily at his store, hence always fresh and nourishing. Read year Catholic publications. If Painter and Decorator There's none better Rev. Father Martin, in which he lik­ CnURCTII DIBCOIIATINO A SPBCIAL'TT. ened the sacrifice and poverty of the DEATH OF CATHOLIC SENATOR. you don’t support a Catholic paper, 'TINTING. GRAINING. SIGN-WRlTTNa. The Reliable Caterer and Confectioner religious life to the poverty of the In­ how are you going to be abreast of 4678 Ralelsb Street. SATIIFAOTION GUARANTEED Deaew, aai NORTH MAIN PUEBLO, COLORADO fant Savior of Bethlehem. The par­ Unostentatious Funeral of Florida’s the times on Catholic Questions?** ents and near relatives of these Sis­ Distinguished Son. ters were present. J, W. C. FLOYD The Palace Clothing & Tailoring Co. The students returned to the acad­ United States Senator Stephen R. 1616 CHAMPA STREET emy on January 6, and classes were Mallory died at Pensacola, Fla., on PHOTOGRAPHER resumed January 7. During the holi­ December 22. He was stricken with Comer Sixth and Court 8ta. A fine line of fall suits and overcoats at reasonable prices. T h e o n ly I -n- TKe Iron City F\iel Co. days several improvements were paralysis November 20. In harmony Open for business six days in the erlcan tailoring and clothing establishment in the city. J. L. BEAMAN. Mgr. made and new class rooms prepared. with Senator Mallory's wishes and the week and Tuesday, Thursday and Sat The two new dormitories, St. Ger­ testaments of his will, his funeral was urday evenings. Prices moderate; work first-class. trude’s and St. Mechtild’s, which very quiet and simple, from St Mich­ PUEBLO, COLO. were In the course of construction ael’s Catholic church on December 24. Hungarian during the past four months, are now No congressional delegation was completed and ready for occupancy named, the senator having specifically for the new year. These dormitories so requested. He was buried at the VALLBY BARN Jeff Fltspatrlck, Prep. COAL will accommodate an additional sixty Catholic cemetery adjoining the High Patent Flour Phones 240 and 292 WHITE TRIANGLE students. Owing to the increase in graves of his parents and favorite sis­ Best Line of Carriages and the number of students in the music ter. Horses in the City department, two more pianos have Senator Mallory was graduated from Special care taken of boarders. been purchased for St. Cecelia’s hall. Georgetown College, District of Co­ X18 South Mala St. Paeblo, Cola “The Flour that Is Bread In Colorado” Since the academy opened its session lumbia, in June. 1866. He was ad­ P b e a e M ala 13X McMAHON (EL COLLIIIR of school in September, applications mitted to the ^ Supreme Court of have been received and the prospects Louisiana at New Orleans In 1873. He Undertakers and Embalmers for the new year are still more grati­ removed to Pensacola, Fla., In 1877, CORNER D STREET AND UNION AVE., PUEBLO, COLORADO. fying. During the past four months where he practiced bis profession, was 106 boarding students had been reg­ elected to the lower house of the Flor­ istered and the music class numbered ida legislature in 1876, and to the sen­ Here’s Year Chance To 124 pupils. ate of Florida in 1880, and was re­ elected In 1884. He was elected to Get a Gennine Archbishop Arraigns Monopolies. the fifty-second and fifty-third con­ The spectacle of our sheriffs, run­ gresses from the First district of Flor­ Advertise in the Register ning from state to state, attempting ida and was elected to the United to bring some of the country’s great States senate by the Florida legisla­ financiers to justice, Is one of the ture for the term beginning March 4, travesties of our modern business 1897, and was re-elected in 1907. His world, Archbishop Glennon declared term of service would have expired VICTOR the Result Bringer in his New Year’s sermon at the dedi­ March 3, 1909. The degree of LL.D cation of a new parochial building in was conferred upon him by the lalking Machine SL Louis. Georgetown University la 1904. Relations of the commercial world Charch Directory dence, Benedictine College, Telephone are not he continued, in conformance MONASTERY 18 UNEARTHED IN E MAKE this remarkably liberal offer to Main 379. First Mass at 8 a. m., sec­ with as high ideals as formerly, In* FRANCE. ond Mass at 10 a. m., Sunday school all responsible, reliable parties, because asmuch as the heads of the big cor­ 8L Ignatius* Church—Grand avenue at 2 p. m.. Rosary and Benediction at WE KNOW that the Victor Is a machine The above illustrated genuine Victor machine, w 7:30 p. m. porations shift the burden of guilt and A cablegram from Paris says: An­ and Eleventh street, the Rev. William do not consider themselves personally other great monument of the early complete with six genuiqe Victor records, for only that will back up every promise we make for It. 812.10; 83.00 d o w n , 81-00 per w e e k o r 84-00 p er J. Howlett, pastor; residence 414 West responsible for the injustice caused in Christian era has been discovered by When trying It you will see at once (ho vast su­ Eleventh street; telephone. Red 4412 month. Now don't sny you can't afford music on conducting the monopolies. In con­ Mr. Albert Ballu, at Tlmgad. A great account of the price. periority of the genuine Victor over ordinary —First Mass at 8:00 a. m.; High CARDINAL SEES PROSPERITY. sequence we have the spectacle of monastery’s ruins surrounding a large machlnos, particularly the latest Ituprovod Vto- Mass at 10:00 a. m.; Sunday school sheriffs rushing about trying to bring Christian basilica was found at no at 3:30 p. m.; evening devotions Baltimore, Jan. 1.—Cardinal Gib­ tor models; you and your friends will be more than pleased-—constantly amused and entertained—and bons expressed his opinion of the out­ the presidents,, secretaries and mana­ great depth from the surface. and Benediction at 7:30 p. m. you would not part with the Instrument at twice or three tiinos its price if you could not secure another. look for this year in the following gers of corporations before the bar The excavation revealed a monas­ 8L Boniface’s Church—Summit and words on New Year’s day: of justice. Fifty per cent of the busi­ tery, which covers 1 1 ,0 0 0 square me­ Sixth streets. Rev. Ferdinand Har- “The prospects for 1908 appear very ness of today is characterized by in­ ters, built In four independent parts, tung, O. 8. B., pastor; residence, 522 fair. The most reasonable way to justice. each having a square chapel and cells. HERE IRE SOME OF THE THINGS YOU GET Summit; telephone. Red 4141—First judge of the future is by the light of The whole edifice Is In a remarkable Mass at 8 a. m.; sermon in English; the past, and we find that if Almighty Archbishop Blenk Favors Law En­ state of preservation, as are also the High Mass, 10:30 a. m., sermon in Ger­ God has inflicted upon us some trials, forcement. monuments in the burial ground at­ ON THE VICTOR man; Sunday school, 10 a, m.; Rosary the blessings He has vouchsafed have To a committee of the Retail Gro­ tached to the monastery. and Benediction, 7:30 p. in. always exceeded them. This has been cers' Association of New Orleans, the Stirring marches, waltzes, two-steps, thrilling overtures, minstrel dialogues and songs, old-fashioned Priest Celebrates Diamond Jubilee. 8t. Mary’s Church—Park and B the experience in the years gone by Most Rev. Archbishop Blenk of New hymns and patriotic pieces, beautiful vocal and Instrumental solos, even up to the very best of grand Orleans expressed himself on the The unique distinction of celebrat­ streets, the Rev. Cyril Zupan, O. S. B., and, I believe, we may rely upon the opera by the highest-priced artists. Truly the and the Rev. Adelbert Blahnik, O. S. same goodness and protection in the liquor question, which is a burning ing the seventy-fifth anniversary of his ordination belongs now to Father Victor Is a wonder of melody; It is far better OTHER OUTFITS B., pastors; residence, 806 East B. one upon which we enter today. Some one throughout the South to-day. In Macborzkl, in the diocese of Gnesen- street; telephone. Black 4782—Masses things probably will appear discour­ regard to the Sunday closing, the than most instruments, since everyone can play At $19.10, $33.60, Posen, Prussia. He is 100 years old. ' - at 6 and 8 a. m.; High Mass at 9 and aging to certain minds, but under the Archbishop said the law provided for It perfectly. Here’s a coupon that will bring you $43.60. $.*53,60 and up 10:80 a. u l Sunday school at 2:30 p.m.; will of Divine Providence, I am sure that and the divine law required it. He full information as to the different Victor to $103.60. evening devotions and Benediction at was also in favor of the strict enforce­ Germans at Jerusalem. we may hope for the best.” machines, together with prices and terms. Write for Terms. 7:80 o’clock. Masses on week days at ment of the law against selling liquor A German Catholic society, for the 7 and 8 a. m. to minors or to intoxicated men. The promotion of historical studies, has Fill it in, cut it out and send it in to-day: Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church DEATH OF^FATHER STAFFORD. Archbishop declared that he was al­ founded an Institution of Oriental —Southwest comer ot Park and B ways in favor of reforms, but he Archaeology at Jerusalem, which is streets, the Rev. S. Qlglio, 8. J., pas­ He Was Noted As An Eminent Schol­ thought prohibition is swinging the to be supported by contribution. tor; residence 226 Michigan avenue; ar and Orator. pendulum too far. He believed In to­ TIIK KNIGIIT'CAMl’BKLIy MUSIC CO., telephone. Black 2082—First mass at ITrnv^r, Colorado. 8 a. m.; second mass at 10:00 a. m. tal abstinence for those who wanted Expressions of loyal adhesion to the The Rev. Denis J. Stafford, DD., it, but be did not believe in forcing Encyclical condemning Modernism Without obligating myself In any way, pleaae 8t. Patrick’s Church—Michigan and Routt avenue: Rev. John B. Schlmpf, pastor of St. Patrick’s church, Wash­ it on those who did not want it continue to pour Into Rome from send me your complete Victor catalogue of ma­ ington, D. C., one of the noted clergy­ Bishops In all parts of the Catholic chines and records, all charges prepaid, as per S. J., pastor; Rev. Alexander Dreane, advertisement in the Catholic Register. 8. J., Rev. Vincent Fust, 8. J., assist­ men of the country, died January 3. Catholic Judge at Thaw Trial. world. To those of France, Germany, ants. Telephone Black 2082. First Father Stafford W'as 47 years old. His New York has more judges of the Spain, United States, Canada, Ireland Mass at 7 a. m., second Mass at 8:30 eminence as a Shakes] arcan scholar, Catholic faith than any city in the I haa been added the address of the Bal a. m., children’s Mass at 9:30 a. m.. High Mass at 10:30 a m., Vespers, orator and lecturer was widely rec- | country. Naturally, most of them are gian Episcopate. This collective ad sermon and Benediction of the Blessed ognized and among his admirers was j Tammany Democrats. To Tammany’s hesion is signed not only by the Bish Sacrament at 7:30 p. m. President Roosevelt. principal ^credit, however, let It be said, thai ops, but by all the professors of phll 8L Francis Xavier’s Church—Spruce cause of death was cirrhosis of the they are all men of probity and high , otopfay and theology throughout the street and Logan avenue, the Rev. liver. ability. Morgan O’Brien who retired : various teaching institutions of the Francis X. Kowald, 8. J., pastor; resi­ some years ago is a conspicuous ex­ I kingdom and oxpresses the unanimous dence, 226 Michigan street; telephone. ample. The first Thaw trial was pre­ Tills fine Victor machine is Ideal for parlor use. Black 2082—First mass at 7:30 a. m.; The golden juollee of the Alumni declaration of soi^e 260 leading in­ ihe Knight-Campbell Music Go. sided over by Judge Fitzgerald. Judge In It you get every one of the famous patented Vic­ High Mass at 9:80 a. m.; Benediction Association of the Christian Broth­ tellectual authorities. after High Mass: Sunday school at Victor Dowling will preside over the VICTOR HEADQUARTERS OF THE WEST tor features. T h e price Is 886.60, w h ic h in c lu d e s ers' Schools was celebrated with a horn, latest tnper-arrn attachment, exhibition sound second trial. Judge Dowling Is promi­ Don’t speak of your zeal for the The Entire Building at 2:80 p. ZD. banquet in Chicago Nov. 21. box and 6 records. Terms. 84 down, 81.60 per week 6L Leander*e Church—College ave- nent In Knights of Columbus circles. faith if you do not take a OathoUo 1625-27-29-31 California Street, D E N V E R , COLO. or 86 par month. sue, between Sixth and Seventh No Catholic home should be wlth- paper. etreeU, Benedfetine College: Rev. Father OaUhPtne, O. 8. B., pastor; resi- ent The Catholic Regtster. • c. • TV'T^j'&ST L'S

DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER IN THE MATTER OF DIET. HINT FOR THE COOK Case Where Individual Must Be s Law Unto Himself. ERICANl PROPER PREPARATION OF WIN­ BOULDER, COLO. There are very few of us who dc TER VEGETABLES. not delight in reading essays and dis X MRS. NELLIE KISER, Representative, 902 Walnut Street cussions on dietetics with the same in HOME terest that we scan directions oa Judicious Selection of Days on Which Phone: Boulder 731 — 1 Ring “How to make love,” but In eithei to Serve Them Makes for Econ­ case no one is guided by these disqui omy and Also Reduces A.RADFORD sitions, because so much depends oa Labor. Boulder Church Directory. the individual in either affairs of tb€ Sacred Heart Church— Cor. 14tb and heart or gastric affairs. One author­ If the dinner preparations and othei BOULDER. COLORADO H ill e ta P a s t o r a l R esid en ce— 2322 14tb ity says “ Eat this,” another, ‘ Don‘1 llllltllllll EDITOR Bt. Tel^bone Pearl 618. Rev. Father , household duties are properly organ- AgaCho. O.S.B.. pastor, assisted by Rev. eat that.” But w’ho can follow any i ized or planned the common winter Berthold, O.S.B. Sunday High Mass at other's advice? One enthusiast pro­ 10 o’clock. Mass on week days at 8 j vegetables can be cooked as Inexpen­ o’clock. Sunday evening services at poses that all the world make apples a sively as canned goods and are far ***“• William A- Radford will answor windows contain window seats tbal a. B. H ISK EV 7:30. T h e 6:30 M a ss on S u n d a y s and part of their daily fare, whereas we ' more palatable. But when vegetables ViwOona and ^re advlca FREE OF week days Is said at Mount St. Ger­ i^ S T on all auDjects pertalntn# to tha are fitted to the shape of the window CHASE tZX SANBORN'S trude. Academy, corner 10th and Au­ know of one Instance in which an ap require long cooking they should be •ubject of buildlna for tne r«ad«ra of thU elaborately upholstered and beaj>e**** On account o f -hla wide expe-exne-P*I>**** with fancy pillows. But the comfort nence aa Editor, Author and Manufac­ 1121 Pearl St. BOULJlBlt, COLO. Phome 4«r BamldM. DENVER & RiO GRANDE RAILROAD that apples should always be tabooed stewed meats, puddings and other turer, be la, without doubt, the hlaheat of such a window seat depends « 80 far as he is concerned. Dr. H. S. alow dishes are to be served, making authority on all theae aubjecta. Adoreas good deal on the way the window if iJi Inqufriaa to William A. Radford. No. Winter Schedule— In Effect November Gridley, professor of general chemis­ one fire do for all. Here are some Fifth Ave., Chlcaco. 111., and only built and the way the sashes ar< try at the University of Illinois, has good recipes for winter vegetables: enoioaa two-cant atamp for reply. fitted. Where a good deal of glass ii THE CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY 10, 1907—All Trains Dally, Leav- Issued a paper in which he rehabili­ Fresh Carrots and Canned Peas.—Se­ Bight rooms with a good attic ia exposed, radiation of heat takes place Has absolutely the only flrst-claaa, up-to-date plant In the stats. Ths least ing Denver tates meat as a continuous article of lect eight carrots of uniform small rapidly, and these pretty bowers are wear and the best work. One trial will convince you. diet after it has been almost put on size, scrape, pare and wash. Slice a Tery popular nouae aa to aiz«. When For Palmer Lake, Colorado Springs the rooms are well designed and care­ often too cold for comfort In tb< Telephone No. 20. the run by the vegetrians and the them about a quarter of an inch thick. fully laid out for appearance aa well winter time. While a bouse is beln| England & Rossman, Props. and Pueblo— Leave Denver, 8:30 a, m. semivegetarians. Vegetables, he says, Lay them in a saucepan with two aa for comfort the house is almost built the eye of the owner helps s (Dining car), 9:00 a. m. (Dining car), are alw'ays less digestible, while meats sprays of parsley, two small onions, sure to prove attractlTe and pleasing. good deal when It comes to the par 1:30 p. m., 4:00 p. m. (Dining car), offer no obstruction to the natural half teaspoon of salt, two saltspoons In order to have eight rooms you A liJjJQUE G. A. R. POST. Franciscan Editor Dead. 7:00 p. m. (Dining car), 7:30 p. m., conversion of food into products of white pepper, a teaspoon of sugar, capable of being absorbed by the half pint of hot water, or, better still, need a house about this sire, which Rev. Maximilian Schaefer, O. 8 . P., 9:00 p. m. Is 28 by 82 feet, exclusive of tbe blood. While reluctant to talk in the of white broth, with teaspoonful of Post 569, O. A. R.. located at one of the best known members of For Cripple Creek and Victor— porches. It is about aa near square Leave Denver, 4:00 p. m. (Dining car.) tone of the school physiology and even butter. Simmer for five minutes, riotre Dame. Ind., held ita annual the Cincinnati Province of the Fran­ to discuss “inwards” as a topic ol then set the pan In a moderate oven aa you can have it. and work to ad­ For Florence and Canon City— vantage In laying out the rooms. You meeting recently and elected tbe fol­ ciscan Fathers, sucoombed to a ling­ light literature, we must protest tor over 25 minutes. Remove from Leave Denver, 8:00 a. m, (Dining car), can't take a square house and mark lowing officers: Commander. James ering illness December 18. Father against classifying vegetables in one tbe fire and take out carefully the cut a square room in each comer the McLean (Brother Leander); senior Schaefer was bom in Cincinnati In 9:00 a. m. (Dining car), 1:30 p. m., general category of indestibles. It all onions and the parsley. Add a cup same aa you would mark off a checker rice commander. Hark A. Willis 1831 and was ordained to tbe priest­ 7:0d p. m. (Dining car), 9:00 p. m. depends on the vegetable and on the of canned peas, from which the juice board, because you must allow for (Brother John); Junior vice oommand- hood by Bishop St. Palais, of Vin­ For Salida, Buena Vista, Granite person who undertakes to assimilate haa been poured and which have been balls, stairways, closets, bath room, er, Father Martin; adjutant, Nicholas cennes. Ind., In 1857. He was sta­ and Leadville—Leave Denver, 8:00 a. It benevolently or otherwise. Boiled heated in a teaspoon of butter.. Set cabbage may slay its tens of thou­ back on tbe stove, stir gently for a and a good many minor acceasorJes Bath (Brother Coamas); quarteraias- tioned at Oldenburg, Ind., Lafayette, m. (Dining car), 9:00 a. m. (Dining that combine to turn an architect's car), 7:00 p. m. (Dining car), 9:00 sands while others walk the earth to minute, pour into a hot vegetable dish ter. John Staley (Brother Isadore): Ind. and Hamilton, Ohio, until 1876, and sprinkle lightly with chopped bair gray. p. m. three-BCore-and-ten. their health unas- surgeon. Rev. F. Schmitt; chaplain. when he was transferred to St. Fran­ sailed by constant indulgence in boiled parsley. in this plan the hall and llTing For Glenwood Springs, Grand Junc­ room are thrown together, an idea Rev. 9 . J. Boyle; officer of tbe day. cis' church, Cincinnati. He remained cabbage. Fried onions killed Napo­ Fried Parsnips.—Boil six medium- (hat takes with a great many people, Agnatz Meyer (Brother Ignatius); there twelve years, becoming profes­ tion, Salt Lake City, Ogden and the leon. where raw ones might hare pre­ sized parsnips at any time when you because they like the general ap­ officer of tbe guard, James Malloy sor at the college aiid pastor of the Pacific Coast—Leave Denver, 8:00 a. served him to scatter new terror in are using the fire for other purposes. pearance, and because it saves room; (Brother Raphael); sergeant major, church. In 1883 he was appointed rec­ m. (Dining car), 9:00 a. m. (Dining Europe. In exile on a barrel Island While stilt warm peel carefully and then It has another advantage, that John Molnerney (Brother Bustach tor of St. George’s church, Corryville, car), 7:00 p. m. (Dining car.) one may eat onions as he likes, and lay them aside to cool. When ready of ventilation. The open stair space iue); quartermaster sergeant, James where he remained nntil 1900. For For Aspen and Crystal River points some who are too careless and too to cook the second time cut them in lacking in self-restraint may deserve slices, either across or lengt^iwlse. acts aa a flue to carry the warm Mantele (Brother Benedict). years he was Gustos and later Definl- — Leave Denver, 7:00 p. m. (Dining such banishment. Stewed peas gave about a third of an inch thick. Pour air from the middle of the house up­ The Notre Dame organisation ia the tor of the order. His closing years car.) stairs and distribute It amongst the For Gunnison, Crested Butte, Lake a certain prominent Californian an at­ over them a little lemon juice and 9«c*Ad ^i»er Fla only G. A. R. Post in the United were chiefly devoted to literary pur­ half teaspoon of salt, a little pepp>er. bedrooms. Some houses are a great City, Montrose, Ouray, Tellurlde, Rico, tack of appendicitis every time he at­ States that conslsta of priests and suits. He had been editor of the Ger­ tempted them, and a young woman is and. if you like tbe flavor, a teaspoon deal more comfortable than others, ticular places. When the carpentert Delta. Paonia, Grand Junction, via and the difference Is caused by the iu*e at work on this bay window s brothers. Originally there were twen­ man ‘ Messenger” for twenty-six years. seized with fainting spells whenever of olive oil. Let them stand thus for Marshall Pass Route— Leave Denver, I apptiratlon of natural laws and the little supervision will go a long way ty-four members belonging to the Con­ she nibbles at almonds. So we see half an hour. There are two ways of distribution of light and heat. A good toward stopping all the little craokt gregation of the Holy Cross, but of 9:00 p. m. that no general rules for dining can be frying them. You can brown them builder takes advantage of the prin­ where the air Is likely to penetrate theae only eleven survive. At the Severely criticising an article In For Walsenburg, Trinidad, La Veta, established any more than general In butter or you can dip them In a batter made of flour, eggs and milk ciple of the circulation of warm air. Into the bouse. All such windows, oi meeting a resolution was passed to the December number of The Popular Alamosa, Monte Vista, Del Norte, rules for making love. Each must be a law unto himself and all directions and then drop them In boiling lard aa As soon aa air is bested It begins course, are covered with building pa erect a lifesize statue of the Rev. Success Monthly, the late editor of Wagon Wheel Gap, Creede, Santa Fe, to move about. A warm current of | per and building paper is a nuisance are valueless. you would fritters. The use of the William Corby upon the rock on the the New World, who always knew Pagosa Springs, Durango, Farmington, air goes up and it displaces cooler air, when you are working around odd lemon juice prevents that flavor battlefield of Gettysburg upon which whereof be spoke, said that this mag- Silverton, Mancos, Dolores, Rico, and to w'hich some families objecL which must come down to find room. comers. It Is a great deal easier ic A Pet. he stood July 2, 1863, and gave gener­ aslne "has long been a peril to Catbo- San Juan points—Leave Denver, 7:30 \Miite Beans Prancals.—Soak one Ihls causes circulation which evens tear off a comer occaaionally tbas Bears, unless hungry or abused, are up the temperature In the different to fit it In carefully and tack It down, al absolution to the Irish brigade be­ lie faith and morals. We know Catho­ p. m. pint of small vrhite beans over nighL For Colorado Springs, Pueblo. Kan­ good-natured animals, and make amus­ Two hours before dinner drain them parts of the bouse and makes It feel but in thU case a few extra stripi fore It went into battle. lic homes In which tbe faith has been ing pets. “When I was in the revenue blunted in boys and girls under 20 sas City, St. Ix)ui8 . Chicago and all and put them over a Are in two service at Alaska." said a lieutenant, quarts of cold water. For seasoning add years of age throngb oontaot with points East—Leave Denver, 8:00 a. m., “we had a pet bear on the boat, and that shallow organ of materialiatic 1:30 p. m. a tablespoonful of salt, a teaspoon of i i we called him Wineska. He used to w’bite pepper, two small onions cut in Coadjutor Archbishop of Ban Fran- evolution. Catholic fathers and moth­ For Littleton—Leave Denver, 6:56 climb to the cross-trees, going up hand < ciaco. half, three small branches of parsley ers would never place it within reach a. m. (daily except Sunday), 9:05 a. over hand by the ratlines. One day he and a sprig of bayteaf tied together. Tbe dispatch from Rome stating of their offspring did they know the m.. 12:30 p. m.. 1:30 p. m., 3:20 p. m., ventured out on the yard-arm. and Add half a pound of salt pork which that Rev. Dr. Edward J. Hanna, of deadly moral poison that pervades 4:00 p. m., 5:10 p. m., 7:30 p. m., 9:00 there be stayed. We bad to get a rope has been washed, cover the pan tight­ and haul him down. Once he vaulted Rochester, N. Y. was appointed coad­ many of its pages.” p. m. ly and cook slowly for two hours. over the head of our Chinese cook jutor to Archbishop Riordan. has For Fort Logan—Leave Denver. Now. in another saucepan melt two and went into the lockers, where he not been confirmed, but is generally 6:55 a. m. (daily except Sunday), 9:05 tablespoons of butter, add one me­ The fact that Ike natlohal oonven- heU>ed himself to sugar and butter. dium onion, chopped, and three table­ credited, as being true. a. m., 12:30 p. m., 3:20 p. m., 5:10 p. m. We had a tackling made for him. Father Hanna is at present profes­ tloQ of the Amerioan Federation of spoons of fltTur. While cooking stir Catholic Bocletles is to be held in much the same as a harness of a pet for five minutes. Then pour off the sor of dogmatic theology at St. Ber­ pug, and we would drop him over­ nard’s seminary at Rochester. He was Boston next August has aroused wlde- gravy from the beans and add it to INDIAN MISSION SCHOOLS. board. with a rope attached, to take the mixture in the second saucepan. for many years professor In the North spresd Intereet throughout the arch­ his bath. Once he landed in a native diocese of Boston in the organisation Stir and boil two minutes. Remove American college. He went to Rome Statement of the Society for the boat and nearly frightened tbe occu from the beans the salt pork, herbs In 1879, and while teaohlng in the aud Us eomBMidable object#- With Preservation of the Faith for 1907, pants out of their wits. He was as and onion halves, adding the beans Propaganda was under the direct su­ the approval of Archbishop O'iJonnell playful Us a kitten and. althoub he alone to the sauce. Bring to a boil sometimes disobeyed, he was never pervision of Cardinal Satolli. Father a general committee hag been formed and serve. This is a popular dish Editor Catholic Register: treacherous or unkind. When he was Hanna has written many articles on to work ont all the details which bear with French peasants. directly on the suoeeea of the eonvea- The receipts of the Society for the lost, or hid himself, as he often did. Stuffed Cabbage. — Cleanse, soak theological subjects, that on ’‘Absolu­ Preservation of Faith among Indian we would look in the dark till we saw tion” having attracted wide attention. UOA. and boil a large, firm head of cab­ Children for the year 1907 have been two ^ttle balls of fire. These were bage until tender, the* scrape out the $18,129.81, as follows: his tyes and gave him away every inside, leaving enough for a solid wall. time.” Prom the Diocese of Cleveland, $2.- With the scrapings mix a cup of fine 060.88; from the special appeal of the bread crumbs, a little salt, pepper aufi homforUble ail over. You don't get of building paper carefully fitted | An Indirect Confession. celery seed an4 one small onion (If a headache in a house that is built on around the window frames so the cae- ^ Bureau for 1906, $3,031.30; from tbe Marquette League, $1,230; from dona­ There were two little gins—alsten liked) chopped fine. Beat this up this principle because the air is good. Inga may be nailed down tight onto with a tablespoon of warmed butter tions for specific purposes. $717.50; —who approached their mother one The kitchen In this house is larger them will prove very beneficial. Then D enver CBL IVio G rande day with a question as to the ultimate and tbree eggs. Fill the cabbage than usual and It has a convenient for the winter time double saahea are “® oerilo L.I110 ol tbe W orld” I from the membership fees of the Pres- end of liars. with this stuffing, tie around it a atrip china closet which relieves the aide- a great help. I ervation Society, $11,090.13; total, “ Does every one who tells a lie go of cloth and bake until brown. board of certain dlsbea which do not I do not approve of double windows T O T H E ' $18,129.81. to hell, mother?” asked the older one, rightly belong In a aldeboard. Every aa a general thing, but once in awhile I The returns from these sources for somewhat anxiously. For ^’Unpremeditated” Suppers. Chop five ounces of soft cheese into pantry should have a good window you have a window on the north side 1906 were $23,401.16. Comment Is un­ The mother hedged. She didn’t real that lets in an unnecessary amount of 8)nall bits and put it into a small like thla opening outdoors and the necessary. The figures speak for ly like to preach uncompromising doc window ahould be screened with a cold unless It ta protected by an extra trine of this nature, still an induce saucepan with one egg. a level table- sash. For the same reason thia bay Pacific Coast themselves. We are deeply grateful spoonful of butter, half a teaspoonful very fine screen ap you can let In cold to our many friends and workers who ment to truth telling was mueb to b< air from outside and still keep the window needs a little extra attention OfNrs the traveler the same good train sarvloe, oomfortahla and tax- desired. of salt, a pinch of cayenne, a level by their generosity and dint of per- food Btored there free from dirt and At building time. arioos aooommodatlona and the same impreaslve acenlo attraotions In “ Perhaps not," she said. “ Perhaps teaspoonful of mustard and five table- Thla Is a good aised house, and It I severing effort have realised a con- spoonfuls of milk. Cook over bolMng dust. You want filtered air for a winter as It does In summer. Its thro# through dally trains whloh if you ask God very earnestly to for pantry. ia intended for a family where there j slderable sum for the support of the water until the chees# is soft and ar# oparatsd between Denver and the Paolfle Ooast are provided with give the lie He will not send you tc Tbe dining-room in this house, while are a number of children, but it la ! mission schools, without which the creamy, then set where it will keep the tatsst pattern of Pullman and ordinary sleeping cars, shalr ears, hell.” plain and It la not necessarily a very I condition of these schools would be The small sinner looked uneasy; hot without cooking for a few minutes. expensive house. It ahould be built and a perfeot aystsm of dining oars whoth are operated on the a la she had evidently hoped for some­ Toast five slices of bread and Keep in moat locations outside of large cit­ I far more lamentable than it is. Con­ hot. Poach two eggs for each slice. sarte plan. sidering. however, the meritorious- thing more reassuring. Then suddeu ies for $2,000 to $2 ,2 0 0 . with interior fT h s two morning trains from Denver earry through Pullman stan­ Spread the cheese mixture quickly ness of Indian mission work, the evi­ ly she knelt down, pulling her little finish of yellow pine and a hardwood dard sleeping oars which are operated tn oonnaction with the Burling- sister down beside her. over each slice of toast and place floor in the kitchen. Provision la dent obligation incumbent upon the over this two eggs on each piece. ton. Rook Island and Missouri Paslflc between Chicago, SL Louis and “Oh. God." she prayed, “sister and made for good work throughout, with Catholics of the United States to sus­ Have a little butter, salt, pepper and San Franolaoo without ohanga. It you eontemplats a Uip to the ooast, have both told lies. Forgive us both, an attractive stairway and piping for tain it, and the appeals that are con­ forgive sister, and forgive me—aud mustard rubbed together, put a Hny gaa and water lu the usual way. let ns send you Illustrated booklet tree, and Information as to whst tinually being made in Its behalf, we especially me.” she finished. bit on each egg and serve at once: the trip will oost you. confess that we are at a loss to ac­ Come Home with Queer Catch. A Luncheon Dish. 8 . K. HOOPKR, Q. P. R T. A„ DENVER. count for the fact that the Preserva­ A Breton fishing town-^oncar The Farmer’s Version. Chop a quarter of a pound of good tion Society does not meet with great­ rich cheese into small bits and rub it neau—haa had a novel experience of “Hiram.” exclaimed Mrs. Hardappte. Its own. One of Its trawl boats, the er success. Surely, it is not too much smooth w'lth two tablespoonfuls of in great agitation, “the bank that you butter, the slightly beaten yolks of Saint Louis, has just returned to port to say that through It at least thirty put the $200 in the last time you went two eggs and a tablespoonful of made not with the heavy cargo of sardlnee or forty thousand dollars should be to town has gone up higher than a that all the good folk so much de­ realised each year for the schools. On muBtard. Add salt and cayenne to aca kite.” ^ son. Spread the mixture over half a sired, but with a catch of an entirely our i>art. all that w*e can do is to cry “What?” roared Mr. Hardnpple. unwonted and unwelcome kind. This dozen slices of hot buttered toast. aoU 'W a n t aloud, as it wsre, from the house­ dancing around with rage. “Them thar set in a hot oven for a few minutea. took the form of a monster fish meas­ thieving high financiers should be uring not leas than 26 feet In length. tops in the hope that eventually the Serve at once. hearts of our Catholic people may be strung up to a telegraph pole, every The fish Is one of the ‘‘pilgrim” kind mother's son of them.” and Is associated with the shark fam­ C a t H o lic moved to compassion for their In­ Pumpkin Cakes. ■‘.And Hiram?” Rub two cupfuls of boiled pumykla ily. though said to be less ferocious dian brethren. We. therefore, at the “Well?” than the ordinary shark, though, aa beginning of this new year earnest­ through a colander and add to It three 1 “Do you know that $1,000 you put well-beaten eggs, one tableapoonfuf of riret Fleer Flan the monster la very rarely seen, little T r a d e ? ly plead for a more abundant harvest iu the old stocking? Well, the rats is known of him. The Inoidont has no melted butter, two tableai>oonfulr of for the Preservation Society. ate It up.” cream, a grating of nutmeg and salt not large, Is very nicely planned with parallel within living Breton mooiory. (REV.) WM. H. KETCHAM. “Did? Well, the ways of Providence s grate directly opposite a large bay -London Globe. to taste. Mix all well together and stir t:^ Director Bureau Catholic Indian are mysterious. 'The Lord giveth and In just enough flour to bold the in window, (pinions may differ in re­ Ts get thla patronage you would net advertise In s nsn CsXislls the Lord taketh away.’ ” gard to the sise and shape of or­ Great Waste Water Canal. Missions and President Preservation gredlents together, about two Urble- dinary windows, but every one seems One of the most wonderful under­ paper—that la. If you really wanted Catholic trads. Neither weuW )re# Society. ipooofuls. Drop in spoonfuls on a hut griddle, and serve very hot to like a bay window. New England­ ground waterways In tbe world, which advertise in a medical Journal or a mechanical Journal te esil 1 Oratory Defined. ers are constantly trying to Improve was constructed at the latter end of Cardinal QIbbens Ordains 84. What am oratory. Rrudder Jack A Frosting Secret. the eighteenth century by the dukes It la a powerful medium that can reach a goodly number ef 1 Ibrlr old-fashioned houses by the ad- The Christmas ordlnatlona, which son ?” ThU U an easy and dainty waj to ^flon of windows that project The of Bridgewater, la now being used for aentative people who have money to epend, and that n^edltim le began at St. Mary's Seminary Dec. 2T, 'Brudder Simmios, 1 will elucidate. make frosting for cake: Purcharo a fTjea aeoms to be that they look well the conveyance of waste water from If you says black am white, dat am concluded at the Baltimore Cathedral quarter of a pound of large ohocoiaie from the vutslde SAd are comforUbla the earl of Elieamsre'a colUeiies, at foolish. But if you says black AM creams at the abnfeoUoner'a. Put an the Inside, and they admit a great WalkdsD. near Mancheater. Thla the following day. w’hen His Emi­ s hite, and bellers like a bull, an‘ them in a double boiler and, as they deni of light and aunahlne to the canal, which ia entirely underground, T K is P a p e r nence conferred the dlaoonate upon (K>unds on a table wlf bofe flats, dat msH. add hot milk, a tableopoottful at house. with its arms and junctions, oovars eleven young men. and Holy Orders im oratory, an’ some people will be a Urns, until the mixture la of the light Come of these New England bay over 40 mllds. ui>on twenty-four. lieve you.”~-Atlanta (Constitution. cottslateftoy to spread.—Dellasats#. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER

Plalnwell, Michigan, by the mental divorce courts—more especially in the lations, socials and banquets. If they its means to gain the same end? Its Church in France.’ The Abbo Tolton, a words are at once his strength and schismatic priest, and editor of L*a guide. But the worldly Catholic lls> The Catholic Register healing process resulted in the death . latter. If this high standard of which are organized for the purpose of doing method Is one that is arousing the dis­ France Catholique, a newspaper es­ tens to the voice of pride; he catches Publi8h«enver, Colo. has a iFOwer which aa individual can classes and no one denounces it for appropriation of certain bonds which the clothes of manliness be whittles- A M E D E E J. C A S E Y . President. negligence !n failing to secnre the ser­ This is a statement that should be down his religion, reads into his pre­ THOS. J. CASEY, Vice President. vices of a physician. Rather an un- reflected upon by every thinking man never possess. It represents a body of this. But the means it is adopting are he held In connection with the paper. In course of the trial it developed that conceived ideas for the purpose of propitkras -omen for the launching of who Is desirous of reducing the dimen­ loyal citizens, whose numbers, no mat­ such that they will not only frustrate Entered as second-class matter at the the ex-prIest had been actually select­ gaining the approval of the non-Cath- poetolllce at Denver Colorado. sions of that great social scandal— di­ ter what be the other qualifications can­ the accomplishment of the object, but any similar curative cult, one would ed by Clemenceau to carry on this ollcs. Heroin be blunders. It were a suppose. Perhaps it was this Incident vorce. Would our divorce list be as not be ignored. It has only to speak will eventually wipe the organization, propaganda of schism, and that furth­ poor compliment to the non-CatboIic Colo.Sprs.CathoIxReirister that induced the bishop to introduce astounding as it is, if attorneys were and it will get a hearing. But If It never completely out of existence. A ermore the paper of which he becamo to Imagine, for a moment that bis Room 416 Minins Exchange Bids.. editor was heavily subsidized with gov­ p-alse can be secured by a backbone- Colorado Sprlnse. Colorado. his differentiating clause, whereby he at all conscientious in the acceptation speaks, if it preserves a cowardly and mere glance at the leading spir­ Issued every Thursday. ernment funds. Everything would have l-.s character. Established April 19, 1906. makes no scruple to employ the offices of such cases? It seems to be the fee, slovenly silence, of what avail are all its of the two movements Is been well bad any practical result ♦ ♦ ♦ Phone No., Main R24. and not the facts that your modern its powers? The Catholic society of a sufficient reflex of the character of the medical practitioner, if neces- been obtained. As it was the schis- Spanish newspapers of all political sar>’. W ith such a reservation, how­ lawyer first considers. When we read Trenton, New Jersey, and of New Or­ of their following. Mitchell, though niatlc journal proved absolutely Im- shades are eiithusiastlc over a report such advertisements as: leans, Louisiana, have shown they conscious of his power, is quiet, unas­ Denver Catholic Register ever, his new doctrine is reduced IK>tent in face of united Catholic senti­ that King Alfonso next year may make “DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED, ment, and the subsidy was withdrawn, a trip to Mexico and other Latin-Amer- Third Floor, 1824 Curtis St., Den­ practically to the doctrines o f com­ have a good excuse for their existence. suming. Haywood advertises his in­ advice and copy of divorce laws free. ican countries. While it is not offi­ ver. Colorado. mon sense. It must be acknowledged "Wc guarantee to untie uncongenial Why not the Catholic societies of this fluence to the four winds. Haywood with the result above mentioned. Even Issued every Thursday. bonds. coiiHultation gratuitous.’’ Clemenceau will repudiate a schis­ cially admitted t t i t the King contemr Established September 22. 1905. that the display of that commodity is city? advocates strikes, boycotts, turmoil, Phone No., Main 5413. the truth of this statement becomes matic priest when the latter fails to plates such a voyage, he la consider­ agitation. Mitchell is always in favor becoming rather rare in these days, apiiareiiL In nine cases out of ten these earn his salary. ing It. $130 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE. especially on the part of the author of free consultations and this gratuitous A CONTRAST of patience and peace where possible. ♦ ♦ ♦ American newspapers insinuate that Haywood bolls over with vituperation In regard to Clemenceau's religious his voyage will be made for the pur­ NOTICE— ae eidvertiBers In this paper the new movement. Still, it can hardly advice amounts to nothing more no» who hare submitted clear and satlefactory antecedents. Rev. Charles C. Starbuck pose of recovering some of bis posses­ proof of reltabfUty and equare deaJiax with be classed as an innovation. less than an outspoken recommenda­ There is always a right and a wrong and vilification of the capitalist and MUrone are recommended to suhecrlbera. (Protestant) in the "Sacred Heart Re­ sions lost to (be United States. The publlshen request that any unsatisfac­ tion to bring the matter before the method which may be employed for officials of the government. Mitchell is tory deal with any Arm represented in this view," says: I find from a corre- . ♦ ♦ ♦ paper, be promptly reported at once. The rarely personal, and if so, not in bit- publisher reserves the riKht to dlscobtinue A FALSE TRUST court in which event the assistance is the gaining of an end. If you take the s]>ondent that M. Clemenceau Is an un­ any advertlst'ment without notice. The Oblate Fathers of Mary Immac­ COKliE8l*t>NI>ENCE.— One live oorres- not gratuitous. The words of Judge wrong method you will have snags temess. Mitchell has attracted about believer of the second, not the first ondent desired In every parish in the arch- ulate. who have done such glorioua Slocese. TTie recent panic shows very clearly him a following that is faithful, hon­ generation. However, it matters little. SOLICITORS.— Eneraetic hustlers wanted De Courcey are most timely. In these and obstacles rising at every stage of work among the Indian tribes of Can­ In every toa'O and ihisslon In the aivbdlo- A Frenchman cannot, as an English csso. to BollcU subscriptions for this paper. where some persons places their trust. days of civic reform when lawyers fig­ your progress and at the conclusion of est and law-abiding. Haywood has ada. are now reaching out for the Only reliable persons wanted. Liberal com* or American Protestant may, be Indif­ mission. _ _ “ In God we trust,” was a truer state­ ure so prominently as the leaders, we the work you will be as far from the gathered a traitorous, violent and law­ heathen Esquimaux. In April of last TAKE NOTICE. — Correirpondents and ferent to the Mass. He must either general representatives of this paper are ment of affairs than the president sup- breaking mob, the scum of the West, year Father Turquetll set out for the never authorised to make drafts or borrow are apt to neglect the delinquencies of object of your aim as you were in the venenarte it or dread and abhor it. For money on account of this company. Neither practically unknown regions of the ex­ are they authorised to place this company l>osed when he ordered the removal of the reformers and allow them to carry beginning. Nowhere is this truth bet­ the fear of all decent citizens. Mltcheli Instance, Jules Simon was not a Cath­ vnder any Anancial responsibility. treme Northwest and remained for IMPORTANT.— If you do not Ond the de­ the Inscription from our coins. It Is has merited a meed of praise from Car­ sired article advertised, write us and we on behind the screen of their censor­ ter exemplified than In the public ca­ olic, at least in later life, yet he con­ about three months with a tribe that will refer you to a reliable merchant. not the God on high, however, upon ship practices which are only to be reer of John Mitchell, ex-president of dinal Gibbons, from President Roose­ tinued to respect the Catholic religion. had l>een converted forty years before “In our times the work of Catholic which some persons seem to rely but velt and even from his opjFonents. Renan had become an unbeliever, yet by a zealous missionary named Father Journalism Is one of the most useful- condemned.' In virtue of his position, the United Mine Workers of America. he still venerated the Catholic Church, Gasie. The latter was the first pioneer nay. one of the most necessary—in the upon the so-called almlght dollar the attorney Is a powerful factor in the He Is now to all intents and purposes The excoriation Haywood has gained whole world."—Leo XIII. her priesthood and her offices. Emilio of the gosbel In the desolate wilds and which bore the legend. It has been spread or restriction of the divorce — dead. He has resigned from his high is too well known to bear repetition. Castelur had ceased to be in con- CARD FROM RT. KEY. N. C. MATZ. % would have accomplished all he hoped Bishop's House. Denver, Colo. demonstrated effectually how far from evil. He wields an influence second position and retired from the limelight And finally, Mitchell’s organization is nection with Catholicity (although I It Is with sreat pleasure that we recom­ for bad his health not given way under mend to our people the Catholic Rexfster. almighty it is, and when this fact was of public interest. But; if he has showing a healthy growth which will believe that be died with the crucifix which has proven Its c^abillty of sivlnx to only to that of the clergyman. How the privations he had to suffer. On a the Catholics of this Diocese an excellent in his hands) yet In bis book on Italy Catholic newspaper. Ailed with Interesting brought face to face with the fond be­ are we to cope with the great social yielded up his office, he leaves a regret eventually spread over the whole land march of 300 miles which he was ^thollc readlnx. We are much pleased his references to the Mass arc always forced to make In the spring of the with Its work, and sincerely hope that the liever in its potency he seemed utterly problem if we reckon without the im­ In the hearts of bis following such as if the same cultivation is maintained. Catholic Register will And its way* Into reverential. Even a Frenchman of an year, frequently through icy mountain •very home of this Diocese. at a loss where next to turn. His portant part played by the lawyer? the retirement of few. If any, of our That of Haywood has been driven from sfs N. C. MATZ, old Protestant family cannot well be streams, be contracted an affection o f Bishop of Denver, Colo. deity failed him, and he— committed one community aud is now in a posi­ And yet the distinguished Massachu­ civic officials occasions. There Is no Indifferent to the Catholic religion. He the lungs, which quickly developed In­ suicide. In close repetition we read tion to be driven from another. must either respect it or hate it. In THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1908. setts judge says that the majority of affectation in their sorrow, no mawk­ to consumption. He had gained great brief, French atheism is rather the accounts of bankers, speculators and Qur attorneys should be debarred from ish display of forced sentimentality, no It is readily apparent who has fol­ influence over the poor Esquimaux. CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK. atheism of desire than of conviction, merchants taking their lives because stereotyped effusion of pyrotechnic lowed the right course and who has ♦ ♦ ♦ practice. If this is true, it discloses a and the Ices of conviction there is in it, they have lost their wealth. Where followed the wrong. The American Another Catholic prelate In the deplorable state of affairs and only oratory. Their testimonial is worked the more there is apt to be of the tem­ 26 Sunday—Third Sunday alter United States shows himself in favor was their religion? It whs buried up too readily accounts for the wide­ spontaneously, the sober, sincere and people have a strong sense of justice, per of angry persecution, such as dis­ Epipany. Holy Family Gospel, Matt, of restriction, rather than prohibition, with the yellow shekels they had lost. of law and order. W’hat they want Is tinguishes the French government of viii, 1*13: CurO of the Leper and the spread prevalence of divorces. straightforward expression of the hard­ of liquor tjaffle. Says Arcbblshoi> today as It distinguished the first re­ They knew no Eternal Omnipotent working,. grimy son of toil, who ex­ more men like Mitchell, who upbuilds, Messmer of Milwaukee: "1 do not be­ Centurian'8 servant. public." God whose assets never fail and whose pects no favors and asks none. not the radical, who destroys. lieve we can reform men by law. Pro­ 27 Monday— S. John Chrysostom, B. ♦ ♦ ♦ payments are never suspended. THEBILLBOARD NUISANCE hibition, according to many observers, What a simple, unpretentious speech "Innomloato" of the New York Sun C. actually brings more liquor Into (b * Nothing shows more patently the it was. that accompanied the gift of $2,- has been Interviewing some French 28 Tuesday—Commemoration of S homes of the people than the open aal» pitiful weakness of human strength, In all parts of the country there 700, a gift which viewed in connection bishops on the operation of the Separa­ Angus. of intoxicants under proper police su­ seems to be a rising opposition to the tion law and the methods of meeting the futility of the frenzied struggle of with the times and with the resources CURRENT pervision. This is because in order to. 29— Wednesday, S. Francis of Sales, the changed order of things and be­ the wealth than the ignoble end continuance of that Icmg-suffered nui­ of the givers, the miners of Montana buy liquor under prohibition the peo­ C. COMMENT lieves that “one result that stanza out of these unfortunates. W e are sance.— the bin-board. For years it has and Wyoming, whd wrestle In a death- ple are coropoHed to purchase in larger 30 Thursday— S. Martina, V. M. very clearly from these ioterrlews is been a blot on our landscapes, it has quantities than is necessary for their dependent creatures. W e should re­ grip with the rugged mountain sides, that the bishops do not want a Catho­ 31 Friday— S. Peter Nolasco, C. The present Inaction of the anti-cler­ immediate needs. I think there should alize that what the Lord hath given the stared down on us with its flaming col­ represents In reality ten times the lic party. Prelates whose conserva­ February. icals in Italy seems merely the calm be a law which requires early closing, Lord can take away, and we should ors from every point of vantage, ob­ amount. tive opinions are well known agree on 1 Saturday— S. Ignatius, B. C. before the storm. The Giordano Bru­ aud that law should be very careful as structing the view, wearying and of­ this point with those who have shown be ready, with Job, to say: “ Blessed “ We do not come with a loving cup, no Society have determined to com to the character of the saloonkeepers. democratic opinions. Never, declares be the name of the Lord." If this had fending the eye of the sight-seer and but we feel It Is our duty to give some memorate the anniversary of their pa A bad man is doubly bad in a saloon, The man who looks for annoyance Mgr. Delamalre, have the bishops en­ been the spirit that animated those cheapening with Its vulgar commercial­ tron next February and make the for he has opportunities for exercising and vexations is seldom disappointed testimony of our appreciation of what couraged Catholics to form, as such, a event serve to demand from the Ital­ his evil influences there which he - / men once eulogized as captains of in­ ism all that is within its vicinity, no Mr. Mitchell has done for us." Catholic party, and it may bo asserted ian government the suppression of re would not otherwise have. There are no indifferent Catholics. dustry, and kings of finance they would matter how artistic, noble or elevating. That was all, but it was enough to that the bishops are opi>osed to any llgious corporations and the abolition • ♦ ♦ And not only is it offensive estbeti- such plan. If It is a question, says Everyone is either a help or a hin­ not have precipitated themselves to make the recipient feel that be had of everything savoring of religion In Mgr. Dubillard. of uniting Catholics in The Rochester Post-Express Is drance to the Church. the deplorable end as they did. But cally, but it is also offensive. In mapy not worked in vain, that he had gained the schools. The precise day on defense of their faith and their relig­ moveil to remark that: what can we do without religion? We cases morally, as anyone who has ob­ which the memory of the apostate the end for which he was atrivlng for ious interests, yes. that is useful and "The average New York paper Is a monk who was driven out of Switzer­ The French liquidations! Perhaps are told that a national religion is suffi­ served these flaring advertisements over nine long years as president of needful today; but this union must not chronicle of crime, an American ver­ land for the almost Incredible un sion of the Newgate Calendar; you the French deputies believe that a big cient, that the only moral code required can not help but knowing. the United Mine Workers. and cannot In any way be called a cleanness of bis writing is to be cele­ seek in -vain for record of the innum­ word, like charity, covers a multitude Is: “ Do good." We have men pointed It rests In the hands of the people party, still less a Catholic party." John Mitchell has retired and there brated is fixed for the 17tb. One who erable good deeds of honorable cltl- out to us as exemplars, who believe In to abolish this obtrusive annoyance. ♦ ♦ ♦ of sins. are many who are gazing with exulta­ has lived a few years In Italy knows lens. It seems to be the firm con­ i 'F An instance of royal clemency is no God and profess no creed. W e are The people of the East have begun to tion upon the fact. The employer who well much of what is to happen as a viction of the average New York given by King Alfonso of Spain who Some persons, if they have no told that such men are faultless, that show that they will tolerate no preparation of such a festa. It Is well editor that the doings of the devil and wished to make a bonded slave of his recently signalized the name day of trouble will endeavor to seek one out; to add here that the government has hla minions are infinitely more Inter­ they are full of refinement and charity longer this abuse of their patience. employes Is glad, for it was he whom Queen Victoria Eugenie by pardoning seized the latest edition of "II Mulo esting to the public than the careers if they have a slight one, they will towards their fellow men. All thl$ Large lithographic displays defacing four prisoners condemned to death and Mitchell frustrated. The coal baron Anticlericale" on account of the im­ of decent folk. Ho follows this atti­ nourish it till it grows to Immensity. is very true, while matters progress public scenery have been ordered by thirty-four sentenced to other penal­ who lived In opulence while his be­ morality of the publication, which, tude of mind so consistently that the ties. Among the latter are two guilty smoothly. But when the final crash the Phllapelphia courts to be removed. grimed toilers were starving, is also by the way, is much affected by the Journals of the day give a perverted, The Socialists are now calling for an of Insulting bis majesty. comes, what then? Then it is that we In New York signs on public convey­ disciples of Bruno. All^ classes have a monstrous view of society." i ! apology from Roosevelt for his rating gratified, for he. too, was brought to ♦ ♦ ♦ expressed approval of the action of the Not only is this a true Indictment of seq such spectacles as have been oc­ ances, which traverse the residence capitulation by the intrepid leader. Father Bernard Vaughan, 8. J.. the of Haywood, et al. W e fear that if authorities and only wish that they New York papers and editors, but curring with deplorable frequency portion of the city have been with­ famous preacher of London, who re­ our benevolent comrades are inaugu­ But there are besides others who re­ would go a good deal farther. there are few of our large dalles throughout the East and which show drawn by popular demand. In Trenton, cently recovered from a severe illness, joice, it is to be feared. The radical, ♦ ♦ ♦ throughout the country that can es­ rating an era of apologizing they have has substituted for bis crusade* against conclusively what weight a purely New Jersey, the Holy Name Society of the frenzied Socialist, the agitator, for The funeral of Joseph Kennedy, cape It. The morality that the churches mapped out for themselves a life-long the sins of London society, a crusade natural religion will bear when sub­ that city succeeded in suppressing of­ brother of Right Rev. T. F. Kennedy, and schools are endeavoring so earn­ Job. whom the cool-headed, well poised against sweating in the East of that D. D., rector of the American college estly to build up, the newspapers are jected to pressure. It is the God-fear­ fensive theatrical bills. But even in the commander was not rampant enough, city. West the movement is gathering at Rome, who died on January 7th, oc­ just as active in tearing down. St. Louis generosity calls for more ing man, and he alone, who accepts will no doubt seize the opportunity to Father Vaughan auspiciously began curred in the Church of the College. ♦ ♦ ♦ In the proper spirit what trials and re­ strength. The citizens of San Jose, his new role the other night by acting than a passing notice. Besides the two place one of their own rabid dema­ The ceremony was attended by repre­ as a waiter at an annual dinner at- The "Apoetolate," calling for a cru­ verses may be allotted to him. He California, have taken a courageous gogues in his place. It is these, how­ sentatives of the Vatican and students 1100,000 chapels of the big Cathedral tendi'd by a large number of coster­ sade against mass-missing, gives forth realizes that he is merely in a state of stand for the ethical and esthetic bet­ from the other colleges in Rome. being already donated, one charitable ever who will undo all the excellent mongers. Clad In a white apron, ho no uncertain note declaring: "Church Mgr. Kennedy has received many ex­ gentleman has subscribed $16,000, an­ probation from which he will emerge terment of their city. After a long and work that has been accomplished. succeeded in balancing soup and plates societies and fraternal organizations pressions of sympathy. Joseph Ken­ of Catholics should never cense hnrj^^ in due time to a state where all tribu­ stubborn struggle they received the As we stated there Is a right and a of beef and potatoes In the regulation other $3,000, and seventeen more have nedy has been a student at the Ameri­ lation come to an end forever. following striking decision from the manner to the great delight of the hun­ Ing on the necessity of all their mem­ given $1,000 each to aid in the building wrong method to gain an end. The can College for five years and his rec­ gry men to whom he delivered a spir­ bers and all Catholics attending Mass of a Catholic Newsboys’ home. Who Superior Court. betterment of laboring conditions Is ord was brilliant. itual address at the conclusion of the every Sunday and holy day that It Is “ That which is offensive to the eyes says the Y. M. C. A. is the only or­ ANOTHERIMAGE BREAKER an end worth striving for. It is a no­ ♦ ♦ ♦ meal. at all possible; and the Mass-misser ganization that can enlist the co-op­ or public morals is a siil&ject for police ble work, a work which every man who The work of demolishing the wallg While he was passing about the food should be tabooded and by warning, of Rome, has been stopped. It is ridicule, i>enaUy and every other way eration of our wealthy men? It will be remembered that Judge regulation, the same as noisome odors believes in the gospel of charity can­ one of the hawkers reminded the noted hoped that the protest made in Rome made to feel his delinquency. • • • Kavanaugh of Chicago some time ago or other nuisances. A man has no not fail to commend. And Mitchell, as divine of the scriptual quotation. "He will encourage other cities to resist that is greatest among you shall be Some people enslly get into the non- came out with a scathing exposd of more right to flaunt a vulgar display president of his organization, has AN INFRINGEMENT similar acts of vandalism. The beau- your servant," to which Father Catholic habit of thinking that there the tricks and schemes of our legal on a billboard in the face of the public reached that end to a remarkable de­ tfful wall of Lucca has also recently Vaughan modestly replied: "1 really cannot be a grave obligation to at­ Bishop Samuel Fallows, of St. Paul practitioners, who, by their dexterous than he would have to offen,d the smell gree. He has built up the labor union been threatened by modern improve­ am one of the humblest of you nil." tend ‘Sunday servlctw;’ that If they are tired or ailing a little, or the Episcopal church. Chicago, has estab­ misinterpretation of the laws and by by burning sulphur on the corners into a solid, business-like body, which ments in the city. Within a few days Father Vaughan weather is too hot or too cold, or the playing upon the Jury’s sentiment, suc­ of the street of the city." ♦ ♦ ♦ will deliver an address exposing the lished a new cult, which "bears some possesses incalculable power to uplift distance far or the preacher not very One of the most Interesting pieces sweating methods of I^ndon employ­ resemblance to Christian Science, with ceed in wresting an acquittal when a A truth that needs no comment. industrial conditions. But he chose the of news that has come from Rome ers. He declares he has as strong good, or if things are not just so, they this difference— that it employ® mental verdict of guilty is the evident course The Louisiana State Federation of right method to do this. Ho chose a recently Is the statement that Pope views on this subject as he expressed are not obliged to go to Mass. This Catholic Societies held an important Is modernism, modern case, modern and spiritual forces and uses every cur­ in order. Another Judge, who is not method that enlisted the sympathies of Plus X. is interested in the formation in his remarkable series of sermons selfishness. modern fastldiousiioss; ative agency known to scientific men, afraid to shatter the time-honored ven­ meeting recently and a committee was all his fellow citizens and made his of a "newspaper trust.” To those to on the sins of society. and if the Pope does not condemn It. in ^alleviating sufferings of its adher­ eration for the legal profession, Is appointed by the chair to draft an or­ whom the term may sound alarming, 4* ♦ 'I * cause as strong and Invulnerable as God does. Some people who do not dinance to be submitted to the city it may be explained that by "news­ In the opinion of the “ London Catho­ ents." Judge De Courcey of Massachusetts. the American nation itself. The meth­ go to Mass regularly only get a pious paper trust" Is meant some such con­ lic Record” the Catholic who is a critic It would appear that Mrs. Eddy will After listening patiently to an encomi­ council prohibiing immorality and streak occasionally, when something od that he chose was a sane, conserva­ solidation of the Catholic Journals of of authority Is n worldly Catholic. vulgarity In the theaters, and as it ap­ extraordinary is going on in the par­ be soon necessitated to secure a patent um on the high standard of integrity tive, sensible and reasonable method, Italy, for lessening expense and in­ may call himself what ho pleases, but pears on billboards and all other pub­ ish a mission, a strange priest, a sod register a trade-mark on her uni­ aiiiuiig lawyers given by a prosecuting and no other method will succeed creasing efficiency, as has often been he has not the child-like simplicity new choir, or a special sermon or spe­ attorney, be made the following lic advertisements in the city of New agitated in this country by the more and docility that characterize the man versal remedy for human ills. Com­ among a civilized people. cial doings of any kind. Indeed, wo ^ Orleans. foresighted of our Catholic publicists. of lively faith. The true Catholic Is petitors are not agreeable -creatures, very pertinent remark: "I feel that.the But to come to the other example in are getting to have to announce spe­ ♦ ♦ ♦ In line with His superiors in all that •specially as they may lower prices. bench has tolerated, if not recognized. Here is an opportunity for some of cial doings for some people, as spe­ point, the Western Federation of Min­ Some strange collusions are brought concerns morality and religion. How? lower standards; and I feel that es­ .Air Catholic societies to display otner cial preacher, a special musical pro­ I d this connection It is pertinent to ers. a consolidation with which Mitch­ to light in Investigation of Premier ever the world may '^age he trusts gram. The Mass Is not considered imte that the treatment by s child in j pecially when I sit In the criminal and j reasons for their existence than Instal- ell always strongly opposed, what are Clemenceau's methods of fighting the bis watchmen on the towers and their at all. It is common." 1

DENVER CATHOLIC RECFSTEH

Colorado And Neighbor States “Back to the Old Church” THE DAUGHTERS CF ISABELLA. The Organization Making Great Ad­ ■ a a T H E is a Local News From Catholic Centers by vances Throughout ths Country. Register Special Correspondents A Significant Movement Romeward Everywhere, The Institution of the first court in Knight - Camabeil in the East and in the West. Nebraska, occurred at McCook, where Father Loughran. the energetic pas­ Music Company GRAND JUNCTION tor, organized the candidates into a formal body and supervised the de­ (The Largest Music Concern in Colora^.^ "W e must go back to the Catholic There Is a providence in all this. gree work. The Knights of Coiumbus Mr. O. J. Gleason o f Pueblo, represen ­ Salida Church.” The world was left to its own devices of the local council were allowed to tative of the Cudahy Packlnir Co., spent This statement waa publicly made for 4,000 years, that God might Incul­ last week in the Junction. * 114 M ’M 1 H 1 ■H"H - witness the degrees, which they de­ AN ENTIRE BUILDINQ DEVOTED BX- Hlf^h Muss was said by Father Poirier by two of the most prominent Congre­ cate the lesson that without Him man In Krulta Sunday w’eek. This Maas was clared perfect A ball followed. CLUSIVELY TO HIOII-aRADE It is now .jome time since any news gational ministers in New Kngland can do nothing. It was an awful or­ In celebration of the remodeling and from Salida has appeared In the Reg­ Father Loughran reports that condi­ refurnlahinK of their church. The music ister, l>ut it must not be concluded last week. It was provoked by a deal; the sight of humanity the first was furnlnlied by the following mem­ frum this tliat our little parish is not tions are now ripe for Catholic unity Pianos, PianoPlayers,PlayerPianos.Organs,Talk- bers of St. Joseph's choir, of Grand movement designed to revive the Pil­ Christmas morning waa calcuiatea to growing and progressing. We are still and that "Catholic social life was re­ Junction: Misses Anna Zerwas. Mary moving and cllmhing. and doing things. grim spirit throughout the East by evoke pity from the demons in hell. Uean. l.,iuira Vollm er. i» u ls a M athews, The Confirmation class, to the num­ born in McCook,” when the National ingMachines,Small instruments.SheelMusic.etc. L.enu Friedman and Mr. Kd Ryan. ber of thirty-two, which was formed means o f revivals. After weighing the But it seems man could in no other A t thtflr reirutar meeting, January 14, giving ns the largest musical warerooms west of Chicago, aad one a t — two montliH ago by Father Wolahan is Order of the Daughters of Isabella or- largest and finest stocks in the country. We have been exclusive Stetaww* 1908, the officers of the Knights of Col­ getting along splendidly and at an matter long and dispassionately, way be taught the lesson of obedience. umbus for the year of 1908. were In­ ganizatiCn completed the cycle. Piano dealers for over thirty years. We sell InatmBeaCa en easy 5ja early date the day of Confirmation will these tw'o ministers concluded that What God is to the world that the Mymvnta. We rent pianos. A fine Victor Talking Machine stalled by District Deputy Frank £. be set. Dean. Court Columbia, No. 2, Meadville. Outfit, 120.80, with records complete, for only $2.00 down pay­ Father Wnlnhan has changed the Protestantism was dead, and revival Church is to Christianity. Without ment. Complete catalogues and information sent free. Sheet Frank K. Dean leaves Btinday for hour of dally Mass. It is now 8:1.'> a. Pa., presented the record for mar­ I-eadvllle. where he will assist In the was no longer to be thought of. God men can do nothing; without the music and instruction books of all klnda Send or mention m. Instesf! of 8 o'clock. This gives the riages last month. Not less than sev­ this ad. Installation of officers of tho i.*» were glad to see him. o*clo< k M.. - Sunday. founder of the Knights of Columbus, Rev,^ TJinmas f'o n w a y . pastor o f St. shibboleth of High Churchism long on the so-called Evangelicals; but Joseph'' - church, has been quite ill at are likewise remembered. McGivney MDX AND BOYS TO I.BARN PLUMBlIfO, SIGIf AND theirs is scarcely a religion. Where C A R D W R l'T IN G . DBSIG2*n2VG, DAY AND IUGST the liospitai. hut is now improving. -fr-i-t-H -H -t -H -I- H -M -H M M I l » ago, but submission to Rome. They court Is at Waterbury, where Father Mrs l.illtan Kin, who ha:s been quite it is not a profession, or a social Wanted CL.4SSES, CATALOGUE FREEL ill for the past month is now able to openly declare that a crime was com­ McGivney lies buried. attend to her duties again. caste. It is a philosophy. The Bible S IL V E R T O N , C O L O . :: mitted when the Papacy was reject­ To establish a court of the Daugh­ has ceased to be their rule of faith or ed; and that the experience of 300 ters of Isabella, It is necessary that ■ I M l-l-H - !■ I I I-1"H-l-l H -1 I • . j-ears has only emphasized the blun­ the guide of their morals. They be­ COLORADO SCHOOL ± , i H -H I-H I 1 I I I I I I h -I-M M 'I !■ not less than 25 Catholic ladies, each lieve what they please and do w’hat der and strengthened the conviction not less than 18 years and none over LONGMONT, COLO. I*afrlek Fraacla GiUtas. they please; and they insist that what of the crime. I^ngland has tried to be 50 years of age, shall make applica­ PRACTICAL PLUMBIN6 they do and believe shall be the norm The death of Patrick Francis Gillian, Catholic without the Pope; but she tion for -a cl arter to the home of­ 1645 Arapahoe Street Denver, Colo. of all men's doing and believing. They a well known and respected miner of /.Dds that the very keystone of the fice. Utica. N. Y., and pay the charter Sllverton. occurred Monday. January give themselves different names; bui Mr. Michael O'Connor, who was very IStli. The fatal tilness which carried arch of her apostolicity is wanting fee of $25. The character of the ap­ 111 a few days ago, is very much im­ him off was mlner'a consumption, which without the prlmacj*. The crown la their spirit Is always and everywhere proved. he contracted some months ago. *rhe plicants must be vo'iched for by some George W. Akers of Liberty Hall, deceased waa born in Johnstown, Penn­ DO substitute for the tiara; and the the same. They are storm clouds, and J. N M ctTellen and A lbert Schawer, one whose word is acceptable to the sylvania. coming west thirty years ago. born of strife and confusiem and ANOTHER "HOWLER.'* have ^one to Trinidad to attend the and spending the greater p<»rtlon of the state cannot supply the Jurisdiction lational nfficers of the order. Each Motn Proprio Reform oi groc'er a «'onventlon. ensuing time in the vicinity of Sliver- that was given to Peter and through freighted with lh<* tempesL There is Mr. Jim O’Connor of Loveland la vla- ton. He waa ever a true son of the applicant must declare herself to be Church Music itlng his sick father. no taking account of them; they are Here is another "howler** from a Church, a source of edification to the him to the whole episcopal body. in sound bodiJj health and not en­ Mrs. J. W Fitzgerald of Colorado coarser element in mining life, which necessary accompaniments of all reli­ port of a fire in a Catholic charch^ Springs, is visiting her sister. Mrs admired and strove to imitate his Russia and the whole Orthodox gaged in the manufacture or sale of in­ Alice Wiggins. steady ways, his adherence to duty and gious society, and will disappear only Listening to divers conversations on culled from one of oyr Boston dailieai Mr. I'cier Hart and family have late­ hla devotion to his family. He Is sur­ East will soon follow the ProtesUnt toxicating liquors, either wholesale or ly gone to ihelr new home on Main vived h.v hla mourning wife and child, when the curtain falls upon the stage church music, we are led to believe "The flames destroyed all the sacra­ atreet. retail. tw o slaters. Mra. A lice G. I.4ewi8 o f West back to Rome. The sad experi­ of earthly life. that the Church does not want any­ ments and the other ornaments o f thai Rev. Father Nlcholaa haa been quite (Theyenne. Wyoming, and Mrs. Margaret Courts should be established only huay of late vtalting the sick of his O'Connori^uonnor Inin thetne state of Washington. ence of a state schismatic church in Catholics must not think that, be­ thing but plain chant Hardly ever altar.”— Sacred Heart Review. parish. The funeral waa held at the Catholic where It Is possible for them to at­ Mrs. C. K. Smith, Who has been en ­ church on Thursday. January ISth, and England has been duplicated In Rus­ cause thinking Prot«-stanta are turn­ you hear any mention of the old Pales­ joying a visit with home folks and old the Woodman lodge, of which he waa tain good size and to maintain trina style and of our present issues, tim e frien d s at her old hom e In St. a meml>er attended In a body. The in­ sia, where the highest men in the ing their eyes toward the Church strength. Practically every court* be The reward of a thing well ^ n e . iB Louis. Mo., has returned. terment waa at Hillside cemetery. their work is done. W emust redou­ the modem imitation of the style of One of the really delightful club episcopate feel that it is high time for comes the women's Catholic club of to have done IL— Emerson. partlea of the week was the Four the schism to come to an end. The ble our efforta to prove to them, not the old masters. W e have such a deep- Hundreowner. Mr. and Mrs. Rchey. Mr. may know what we are; and through chant hymn produced by our modem and Mrs. Hsiderman. Mr. and Mrs C at a time, too, when it would seem KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. DAN B. CAREY, F. Andrew. Mr. and Mrs. Sutphen, Mr. <■■1 1 i n M l l M -l 'H 11 I 1 H M U that- the Papacy were never ao ua know Ike Churfk wbosa ckidren choirs, no rbythna, no phrasing, no ac­ and Mrs, fMtrson. Mr. and Mrs. John Attm'ney-at-law, Andrew. Mr .and Mrs. Klstler, Mr. and This morning Father Calanan de­ powerless. I we are. Oct. 12. Columbus day, will be made centuation, but horrible dragging, and Mra. r K Dsir. J r . and M r and Mrs. parted on his trip abroad. He will every note must weigh its full pound, 21C-210 Coronado Stark. Mr and Mrs Paxton and Mes- visit the H o ly l.«ands. Italy. Irelan d and a holiday in the state of Oklahoma Phone Main 4951. Denver. dames Kandsom, MrKeirnsn. Callahan, many other equalH' Interesting places. so that it's no wonder plain chant got Cltas. Allen and Jennie Allen. Archbishop Glennon on Temperance. Cannot Reform Men By Law. if the Knights of Columbus have their Yesterday being Father's last Sunday into such disrepute all over the land. JAMES S. McGINNlS, here for some time, the altar was beau­ Archbishop Glennon r e c e n t l y Archbishop Messmer of Milwaukee way. tifully decorated and the oholr rend­ Plain chant is not easy at all. It Attorney and Counselor at Lniew 4-H -l' I M U I I I I I t I I I I I 1 11 I 1 I- ered some special music. Rev. Father preached from this text in St. Paul's is in favor of the regulation of the Nevada (Mo.) council has elected Chain, of the Redemptorlst Order will takes a deep and earnest study and Suite 410 Continental BMg., Epistle to Titus: "Live soberly, just­ liquor traffic, rather than absolute the following officers: C. D. Essig, take Father Calanan’s place. While continuous rehearsals to attain the Telephone Main 3622. Denver. :: FORT COLLINS, COLO. :: all shall miss F'ether Calanan greatly ly and Godly." prohibition. G. K.; Victor Hochstatler, D. G. K .; yet every one stncerelv hopes that he right rhythm and accentuation and it will enjoy a pleasant vacation. Many general resolutions might be "I do not believe we can reform I. ,ewis Benz, Fin. Sec.; Lorenzo Loch- JOHN H. REDDIN. Sunday laat. the annual financial must be heard produced by good chant­ 11111 M 11 i 1-11111111 n '' made, but the resolution of this text, men by law." said the Archbishop. lin, Rec.; H. Pohl, Treas.; John Hoch­ Attorney and Counselor at Law. statement of the Parish was Issued ers to be appreciated. Now, while the There was no Mar In St. Joseph's showing the church to he entirely free be declared, embodied all that was I "Prohibition, according to many ob- statler. Warden; W. J. Kluth, Chan.; €12-614 Ernest and Cranmer B9oeK church on Tuesday, as Rev. Father 1.A- from debt and a balan-'e of SI.Oil.Sit to plain chant is such a difficult task, why Seventeenth and Curtis. Streets * u Jeuner«e was absent frjm town Its credit. Most of the receipts came necessary for the Christian life. "To I servers, actually brings more liquor J. E. Gekrean. Adv.; P. Sheedy, I. g T; Phone, Main 557 Denver, OAet from the fair heUl in the fall. Consid­ can't we imitate the reform with the •The many friends of Miss Mary Mc- ering the hard times rv**rv one feels live soberly as applied to ourselves in Into the homes of the people than the P. Hochstatler, O. G.; Rev. Basil Eg- i she. who has been coniined to her bed introduction of the modem composi­ for the past two weeks with Inflam­ thankful for the good condition of the the conquest of passion and appetite; open sale of Intoxicants under proper loff, O. S. B., Chaplain. JAMES J. McFEELY, matory rheumatism, ulll l>e sorry to church. tions of real church music and though to live justly In reference to rela- j police supervision. This Is because It is probable that a big gathering Attomey-at-Law. n ear that ahe la yet v ery HI our action and work show^^r good will, Mrs. John C^Jn‘«ingham has been sick I.#el U8 enrich our lives with pre­ liCDS with our fellow men; and to live in order to buy liquor under prohibi­ of the Fourth Degree members, of 612-614 Ernest A Cranamer for the last ten days. our obedience to our Holy Mother, the Seventeenth and Curtie„ Miss Kffie Iwimh has given up her po­ cious friendships, road the best, think godly in the fulfillment of our duties tion the people are compelled to pur­ the Knights of Columbus, In Wiscon­ sition at the Christm an's can<1y store the best, do the best; so shall we be­ Church. The Guide to Catholic Church Phone 429S. and is spending a few weeka at her toward God." chase in larger quantities than is nec­ sin, will be held in Milwaukee on Music by Prof. J. Singenberger, to be home near F«irt Collins. come our best. Tho Archlblshop admonished his essary for their Immediate needs. Saturday. Feb. 22, 1908, Washington's M ORRISON A. D E S O TO , had at JUiy Catholic Book store, now hearers to be temperate. He stated "I think there should be a law birthday. The puri>08e of the gather­ Attomeys-at-Law. up to date records over 3,500 different will, nevertheless, prove to be a very that formerly drunkenness was con­ which requires early closing, and that ing will be to hold a meeting to dis­ 504 Bquitabale Bldg. Telepbfist compositions and collections of rec­ valuable book of reference for some doned and the Inebriate waa thought law should be very careful as to the cuss matters of interest to the order, Denver. Colo. ommended church music, and without M. J. Q A L L IG A N . future church historian. Paper, type limply "a good fellow." Now, he said, character of the saloon keepers. A followed by religious exercises, and a - ^ o o n s I doubt one and all can find whatever Attorney and Counsellor. and binding are of excellent stylo and the world has no use for the drunk­ bad man is doubly bad in a saloon, banquet. A gathering of this charac­ ard, there being no room for him in music is wanted and be suited in all Central Block. PneMei flnish, and for which the house of B. for he has opportunities for exercis­ ter will bring together about 400 lead­ office, bank or factory. ing his evil influences there which he particulars. It has been selected by Herder is well known. H. ing Catholics of the state. WILLIAM H. ANDREW, A Synthetical Manuni of Liturgy, by would not otherwise have." Lillis Council. Axtell, Kas., has several cf ^ur Archbishops as the Attomey-at-Law. Guide Through Church Music Litera­ the Rot, A VIgourel. 8. S.. published Sunday, while it should be devoted elected the following officers for the 615 Charles Building. by t-he John Murphy Co., of Baltimore. The Dominican Year Book, an Alma­ primarily and especially to the honor I.,atest exchanges from Ireland dis­ ensuing year: B. J. Redmond, G. K , ture for their resi>ective dioceses and Tel. Main 1369. I>enver. We have here a book before us, the nac for 1908. publiahed by the Domini­ and glory of God and to the spiritual close a much more hopeful condition F. L. Gallagher, D. G. K., W. H. Scan- provinces. W e are aware it will be JOHN A. PERRY. contents of which, should t>e familiar can Fathers. 487 Michigan avenue. refreshment of His children, Is In the In the political situation than any for lan. Chancellor. S. F. Creevan. Rec. quite a task to some parishes to make Attorney-At-Law, to every educated Catholic, but, as a Washington. D. C. Price, 25 cents. Christian dispensation, a festival of the past six months, says the Stand­ Secy., Daniel Meara, F. S., John W. the changes of the choir personnel and rule, very little Is known, and but few This Year book abounds in a num­ ard and Times. A series of speeches material In accord with the motu pro­ 411 Ernest and Cramer BoBdisg. Joy and of reisLaticn. remarks the Smith, Treas., T. P. O'Neil, Lecturer Phone 7096 Main. could give a ilnfliiite explanation of ber of very interesting articles of the Catholic Universe of Cleveland. In­ by John E. Redmond in England and Fred Severln, Advocate, August prio. but it must be done, unless the laws of the Church are to fall into onr Catholic liturgy. The contents, Dominican onler and the whole gotten nocent recreation is not forbidden by Scotland, couched In his usual tem­ Ellers, Warden, H. E. Ellers, I. G.. J. We take all kinds of trade or work tm comprising nil the parts of religious up in very elaborate style and finish, the law of God. or by the law of the perate and unuggresslve style, Indi­ B. Alters, O. G., Thoa. Ryan, Trustee. contempt. "W here there is a will part payment for pianos and potrew- ize those who patronize ua ITbst nave functions and ceremonies, worship, with some fine iltust rations and which Church when people have complied cate a complete healing of differences The recently elected officers of He­ there Is also a way” to overcome the you to trade for a planoT Columbme > ■acriflee. books, churches laying of place the same into tho front rank of with their religious duties. These in the national camp and a renewal llas Council. Jefferson City, Mo., are: imagined difficulties. ROMANUS. Music Co.. 910-924 15th sL our Catholic almanaca. duties embrace private and public de­ of the fight for Ireland's freedom with cornerstone, the sacramonta, the Cath­ Henry Ruwart, Jr., G. K.; L. J, Franx, DON'T Y'OU H.tVB A MBA5I DINPOSl- olic hieraehy. ecclesiastical calendar, votion and for Catholics Include as all the force of a reunited party. This D. Q. K.; James J. O'Connor, Chan.; One of the fallings of all our Catho­ TION. essential the attendance at Mass and happy result we have uo hesitation etc., makes it a valuable source for The Crime of Medical Legislation, Henry Bruegging. F. S.; W. Lusk lic societies is that the orators swamp It is sll caused from over work In tke ^references. A concise Index makes it if poBsible. the hearing of a sermon in attributing to Mr. Redmond's own kitchen. Take your meals at Hymas's^ by Fhigene Christian. Hager, R. S.; Anthony Gallagher, the workers. ISth and Tremont streeta real easy to And any ceremony or func­ or ii^etrucUon upon ‘the day of the calmness and Judicial temper In deal­ The author wishes to impress upon Treas.; George J. Stampfli, Adr.; tion you may be looking for. It also Ixird.’ Wo do not at all consider it ing with a trying controversy. He the mind, upon tho reader, that medi­ Thomas J. Scahlll, I..ec.; Rev. Joseph out of place for people who have never speaks strongly to any antago­ has the "Imprimatur'’ o f. His Kniln- cine, drugs, is not wholesome for tho Selinger. D. D.. chaplain; B. H. Bruns, ence. Cardinal Gibbous. observed the day of the Lord In this nist but the common enemy, thereby frail human body, that more people die \V.; Fred Helsler, I. G.; Herman Hop- manner to have .some innocent recrea­ showing that he possesses the first on account of tho drugs described, than en, O. G-: Joseph Stampfli, F. W. Distinguished Converts to Rome In tion at homo or in the homes of essential for a successful leader of Roer, H. J. Wallau, Trustee*. If Interested in Mining are iM'aled by It. He advocates the othera nor can we see any infringe­ able men—perfect self-control. America, by D. J. Scannoll-O'Neil.. Prof. James C. Monaghan has en­ You Should Read diet system respectively, and let na­ ment of tho spirit of the law in as­ Published by B. Herder, St. Ixiuls, Mo. gagements to deliver 25 lectures be­ ture have its course. sisting at public lectures or at sacred 1907. Price. $1.00. Many have knelt who will never fore the Knights of Columbus coun­ concerts. Neither can we perceive an.v A publication, not romance or novel, kneel again. The last visit they i^ald cils in Wisconsin. LINOTYPES AT THE VATICAN, harm in the athletic games of ama­ but something entirely new in tho to the altar they did not mean to be The Knights of Columbus of teurs played on Sunday afternoon, the last; they imagined perhaps it MINES AN D MINING book line, nn alphabetically arranged when they do not diat'jrb religious O’Neill, Neb., have their new $16,000 record of well-known, distinguished Romo. Jan. 11.— Following the In­ would be follow’ed by many hundreds meetings or the people of the neigh­ club house completed. The formal American converts to the true faith, to stallation of electric lighting and heatt of similar visits; but the hand of borhood. We think, however, that dedication will probably take place the Holy ('aihollc Church. Wo cannot ing apparatuses, tho Vatican has death was upon them, and they knew A Technical Mining Journal profesaional games and entertain­ some time in February or March. A ■ynipathir.n with the title of tho book, now' Installod linoty|>es in tho it not; and it beckoned them away, ments that are given primarily for the large class of candidates will be in­ Pablished WeeEly it Ir unpreciso if not mislead­ Papal printing house. Cardinal Merry and they returned here no more. How money that is in them ought to be itiated -by the council next month. 1 3 T H T T E A R ing, and "Distinguished Americans, del Val assisted In the work of plac­ bitterly they would mourn—If mourn­ prevented by the law. ing could be for those to whom Thou The Fourth Degree Assembly of converts to tho Catholic Church” ing tho new' machines and la now giv­ Kansas City, at Ita meeting Tuesday would bo more comprohenslvo than ing them his personal supervision. The hast said "Com e!"— over any coldness, A mitre worn by SL Thoams a neglect or Irreverence of which they night, passed a resolution requesting An Authority on Mining "to Romo in America." Pope, who has expressed a desire to Dr. B. H. Zwart. master of this dis­ Perusing the contents of the book, watch the working of tho linotypes, Beckett has. It la stated, come into have over been guilty. The mightiest the possession of Archbishop Bourne conqueror of modern tlmea—himself trict, to exemplify the Fourth De­ you will, no doubt, come to names fa­ w'tli pay a visit to the printing house We sell all Technical and Scientific Books of Westminster. It may he of inter­ conquered in the » d —said that the gree in Kansas I'ity oa Decoration miliar to you. and with quite a good tomorrow. on Mining. Address est to recall that St. Thomas. Arch­ happiest day of his aad, though bril­ day, May ^0. Bro. Zwart waa pres­ many, it will recall to your mind, tho bishop of Canterbury, waa born In liant life was the day of hla first ent and gladly acquieseed. As It is heroic efforta of tho person to attain In Judging othera weigh carefully 1117; was murdered In Canterbury Communion. Happy those whose hap­ expected that a large class will take MINES and MINING that end, tho admissloq in the Catho­ the method against the motive. If the Cathedral in 1170, and was canonised piest day is the day of their laat Com­ advantage of the degree, members lic Church. While It Is Impoaalble to latter be pure, be patient and char­ should send their appllcatlona la aa A. J. CA8KY. la 1173. munion! C. F. U A L!.. Uditor DENVER. COL take it oa a complete record of all itable, however, different from your early aa possible. the converts In the United Statea, it own thlB method may be. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER

P riv a te L a d y Am bulance A tte i:d «n t ARTIFICIAL TEETH Bishops Display of Loyalty. Archbishop Glennon Announced $100, h e : l l y ’ s That give comfort and satisfaction to the wearer. 000 Gift of a Convert for On* VNDKRTAKING PARI.OHS of Four Chapels. •410 Fltteeath Street. All of the small details of fit, occlu* slon and expression are carefully at­ Telephone, 5219 Main Dpnvpr C*a I a Frxts Showing: How the Secular Press Misreproeont R ea. Phone 7786 M ain U clIV C r, C U IU . tended to and carried out to suit the Archbishop Glennon has announced individual case. Conditions Within the Church. mother gift of $100,000 to baild one Phone Gallup 1396. D R. B R O W N (.f the four chapels of the new $2,000,- Thomas Williams&Sons EXTRACTING AND PLATE SPE­ 000 St. Louis Cathedral. This is the Wholesale and Retail CIALIST. ^ From “ Rome.” ism. It was a question of honor and second $100,000 given for the purpose. **A rebellion of the princes of the The donor, w’hose name was not gtv- Soemnoforme Administered. precedence, for Cardinal Kopp was Fuel, Feed, Flour Church is now said to be brewing in ep^out, furnishes an Illustration of the Barth Block, 16th and Stout Sts., anxious that Cardinal Fischer should Mile High Patent Flour. the Eternal City,” says the Philadel­ parable of the sower and the eeed 1305*2307 Fifteenth SL, Denver, Colo. Fourth Floor. preside over the meeting of the Bish­ phia Ledger; “there Is a conflict be­ ops. while Cardinal Fisoher wa« just that fell on rich soil, he having been tween Cardinal Kopp and Cardinal as anxious that the distinction should converted by the late Father Smarlus, Fischer about the application of the belong to Cardinal Kopp. If you be­ a celebrated Jesuit missionary, whose g r a in , MAIZINE, CRESCENT MILL A ELEVATOR CO. Encyclical Pascendl." says the “ Kol- lieved the neurspapers, the conflict labors in St. Louis more than thirty RYE FLOUR ETC. DENVER COLORADO nlsche Zeitung,” echoed by all the lib­ arose from the fact that Cardinal years ago resulted In many converts. eral papers of Italy; '‘the Pope is dis­ Kopp coxtx»ues to be a devoted ad­ For several reason, Archbishop pleased with the E)nglish Bishop* for Glennon said, the name of the donor mirer et the policy of Leo XIII., while H. OBSTERREICH, Pres. Phone 1878 C. H AAK, SeeretMT. FOR THE BEST their want of energy in denouncing Cai^tfnal Flecher is supposed to be ea- will not be made known until later. modernism,” says tae “ Coriiere della tiMiSiastic about the policy of Pius X., The money will be used to build the chapel of the “ Blessed Sacrament." QUEEN CITT DYE WOBIVS Sore;” “there is a deep crisis In Catb* er is it vice versa? Anyway, It is non­ LADIES' AND GENTS’ CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION olicism,” eay a whole host of public* sense, for the “ policy” of Pius X to­ The other chapels will be of the CLEANED, DYED AND REFINISHED. tlons, including a few unguarded wards modernism Is simply the pollof “Blessed Virgin,” “ Holy Souls” and Don't throw jour carpetn away; we make them aa sood aa new. Qoo4a Catholic ones. One might continue, of proclaiming the truth and condemn­ “All Saints.” A donation of $100,000 called tor and delijered. Worka 814 W. 14th Ava.; Office 631 15th SL DENVER. OOLO. but it Is hardly necessary. There is ing error, which was constantly acted for the last named has been made. COAL nothing too fantasti* or absurd for upon by Leo XIII. The details of the ohapels have not yet been worked out, but each wUl be print these days whea the Catholic You did not see much sign of “ a K O I^ G O O D W O K K; decorated In harmony with its name. Church is concerned Only too much rebellion among the princes of the Call np Come io Headquarfers The mortuary chapel, or that of “ Holy cause for sorrow exists in the Church Church” last Thursday morning, when Souls.” will be finished in black mar today, but it is not to t>e found in any they gathered round the Holy Father ble. The decorations will be unique of the items above mentioned. There in the Hall o€ the Beatifications and KIRK’S LAUNDRY is no “crlsia” The publication of the and gorgeous, and have been com­ 2207 Larimer. We mine and deliver to your bin, thus assuring you the Best in made their '"obedience”—twenty-seven Phone 741. pared to the beautiful works of the quality and service. New yard on West Alameda for South Side trade. encyclical has been followed by such of them altogether professing absolute early Christians before the Crusadea, Fresh dally. A t all groeer*e. a magnificent d^mopsiratlon of loyal­ fealty, even co the shedding of their who built St. Sofia In Constantinople ty from the Bishops of the whole blood, to th* head of The Church. And African Numidlan marble, white Car­ world, without one dissentient voice, what a marvelous symbol of the an- The Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. rara, onyx and agate, and marbles **The beet I know In every loaf." that it may well be considered unique contrasted pow’er and authority of the (Retail Fuel Dept.) in the history of the Church. Nor Is from Italy will be used. The altars Holy See le that contained in the will be of marble of various colors, In­ The Campbell-Sell Baking Company this all. Since the Pope has spoken long list of new Archbishops and Bish­ 806 SEVENTEENTH STREET laid in rich mosaics of Byzantine de­ a number of notoriously modernist ops “ preconlaed” by the Holy Fath­ publications have disappeared; the sign. Phonee M ain 4800-4801-4802. Orders Receive Prompl Attention. er at the two consistories this week! air has been clea r^ In such a way The James Clarhe Church Goods House Here the Hol>' Father picks out a A BISHOP ASKS TWO FAVORS. that many who wera already far gone priest in Irelaed and places him as a in modernism have retraced their There are two favors which we are Religious Articles, Catholic Book*, Magazines, Etc Bishop over a diocese, there he sets steps; the seminaries have been large­ shameless In begging— one is prayer apart a certain district In Canada or The Largest Catholic Supply Concern in the WeeL ly (though not yet completely) puri­ for ourselves and the other is that South America and creates it a dio­ Phone Black 1582. i e 4 ’5 - 4 7 C o H f. S u , D « b '« C e U fied of modernist professors; the In every Catholic home there Is found cese. here he takes a priest from movement has been deprived of that and read a Catholic newspaper. We Paris end sends him as a missionary J. L. Cramb, D. O. MRS. T. C. CILAMB. P. International Fuel and Feed Co. glamor of pseudo-science which made do not speak our own words when we Bishop into the heart of China, he Graduates of American School of Osteopathy, Klrkvllle, Mlaaourt. FISK BROS.* Proprietors. it so fascinating and so dangerous for say that those who assist in the cir­ takes a humble friar from his cel) I>«mlere in many. culation of Catholic literature do a DENVER INFIRMARY OF OSTEOPATHY There was quite a conflict last week and raises him to an archepitcopal work provocative of the glory of God betw’een the two German Cardinals, throne, he chooses another and makes and the salvation of souls; but we do Rooms 81 and 82 Masonic Temple. Coal, Wood, Hay and Grain but it was not concerned with modern­ of him an ambassador to a royal court. speak our own words when we say Office Hours: $ to IS a. m., 1:80 to 4: 80 p. m. GIVE US A CALL, WE WILL TIEAT YOU RIGHT that in a sparsely peopled region, Tetephene 2920. OKNVEIL COLP. where the hostility to our Church, Its Phone South 1847 604 West 4th Avenue KNIGHTS AT NEODESHA, KAS. A POLICEMAN IN RABBI’S ROBES. institutions and doctrines rests not amarloan Plao. IS.IS anS apwarC on ill-will, but pitiable ignorance, and Buros»«an Plan. tl and epwarC A J^arge Council Organized by State That there are gangs of young where religious indifference and un­ Eletabllshed in Colorado 1871, Ph on e S. 1164. Deputy Gibtvons. hoodlums in all our .American cities HOTEL NETROPOLE belief are contagious, a Catholic who find much amusement in assault­ i^beolutelyr Firwproof newspaper should be in the home of Neodesha Council No. 1291 was In­ ing unoffending Jews is a fact well Loeel end long dletonoe telephoae la every Catholic. Not solely because a very room. Abeolutely fireproof. stituted on Sunday, Jan. 12, by State known to most of us, says the Sacred Johns’ Market Catholic newspaper is a good thing Take Seventeenth 81. car from Ualea Deputy J. W. Gibbons of Topeka. Heart Review. This baiting of men, Depot. for the Individual and the fam.'Iy. Otie Keppler, M«v. 236 So. Broadway. The ceremonies commenced with a who are often of an age which might OBJfVKM, . . . OOlA> but— and we emphasize this— for the High Mass at 10:30 by Rev. Father seem to render them immune from reason that a Catholic paper makes Dominic of Neodesha, which was at­ such attacks, is utterly cowardly and Cornfcd Meats---- Groceries for the preservation of Christian FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS. tended by the candidates and visit­ reprehensible, and we are glad to see, truth and the morality of the com­ Patronize ing Knights in a body. Rev. Caslmer in a report from Chicago, that a gang munity. Taylor, C. P., of St. Paul, Kas., of hoodlums there who had stoned a Pope Leo X, at the Council of preached the sermon. Jewish rabbi, received a severe Our Advertisers Lateran, proclaimed printing to be In­ The degree work commenced at 2 trouncing at the hands of a police­ The Globe Fuel and Feed Co. vented "fo r the glory of God, for the W'^HOX.BSALB AND RE3TAIL DBA1.ERS IN o’clock and the first and second were man with an Irish name. This po propagation of our holy faith and for 307--Phone--398 put on by the degree team from St. liceman, upon being told of the at­ the advancement of knowledge." No Paul council, St. Paul, Kas., with Ooal, Wood, Hay and Grain tack, decided, as a bit of strategy, to stronger or more authoritative lan­ Brother A. Buckley of Parsons as Ofllrc aad Warebottr«t 1042 Santa Pe Ave. Yardai So. Bleveath and Baxand St. don the rabbi’s robes. He was guage in favor of a clean press Is on T rlep h o a e 1041. Inquisitor. promptly showered with missiles by THE BEST CANDIES AT Oor. 4th and Santa F e , T e l So. 140. T e L So. 600. record. State Deputy Gibbons and staff, the gang when he appeared on the W e say then to our clergy and peo­ George Monaghan of Atchison, Chas. street. But things began to happen ple, support rour Catholic paper, J. O’Loughlin of Kansas City, and O. P. Baur & Co., then with a swiftness which rather which makes for the unalterable We have a new line of both Past State Deputies T. J. Coughlin surprised the gang, and they were truths of Qod, the education of the O atM «n and Confectlonera. ISia Cartia and P. J. Monaghan o f Topeka, ex­ Plated and Solid glad to seek safety in flight. mind and the purity of the family S ilv e r w a r e emplified the third degree. which underlies society itself.— Bish­ , The de frees were put on In ex­ and can suit every fancy and every n o t f : i ) c a t h o l i c w r i t e u d e a d . op Scanlan of Salt Lake City. W . H. EYBRS puree. We have also a fine line of cellent form and everyone present No. 585 Adams Hotel Building. Diamonds^ W atches and was well pleased. There were forty- James Ryder Randall of Augusta, CONVERT ARCHBISHOP. Eighteenth Street Side, Denver, Colo. two candidates In the class. l a e a Ga., former editor of the New Or­ Rev. Albert Knapp, a distinguished J e w e lr y An elegant banquet was served by GENTS’ PINE TAIEORING Gt/MrfS A M leans Morning Star and a Catholic member of the Dominican order, who ^ xreeftr/f 373 ; CHARURS H. BRINK, Her. the ladlei in the opera house after Be Fitted. Be Up-to-Date. Be Batuefled. writer of note, died at his home Jan. has been nominated to the Archbish­ Prices Right. Fine Stock of Woolens to Select From the Initiation, at which Rev. P. F. 14. Among his poems is "Maryland, opric of Trinidad, in succession to the 8UIT8 t20M) UP. Tierney Coffej'ville acted as toast­ My Maryland," known and admired late Archbishop Flood. O. P., Is an EXPERIENCED CUTTER, FI’TTTO AND MAKER. A S K F O R master and Mayor Loofbourrow de­ France, Germany and Ameiioa,. wherever the English language is Englishman, and was formerly a livered an address of welcome. Toasts GIVE ME A TRIAL. EVERYTHING QUARANTEEB^ spoken. One by one the old guard member of the Church of England, responded to were: "The Spirit of Colum bine Evaporated MilK of the Catholic press is dwindling for the ministry of which he at first Columbus," by J. W. Gibbons of To­ FINEST UUAUITY HADB. away and their passing Is regrettable thought to study. Later be decided r WasmcE% Manages peka; "Practical Knighthood," P. J. because their places are difficult to to enter the medical profession, and Monahan, Topeka; "Th e Home," .A. Colorado Product fill. ’The unselfish labors of Mr. went to France to prosecute his Judge C. A. McNeill, Columbus, Kas.; Save the LabeU| Send for Hat of premioma. Randall in the cause of God and studies. W hile assisting in the hos­ ‘Looking Backward," T. J. Cough­ The Capitalp l t a l LCity i t Shoe Church have earned for him eternal pitals he was Impressed by the devo­ lin, Topeka; "Extension," A. Buck- COLORADO CONDENSED MIEIl CO. peace and rest, which we pray are tion and charity of the Sisters, and ley, Parsons. Chas. B. Mansfield of SEPAIR WORK DENVER, COLORADO. now his. this led him to investigate the claims Mfg. Co. SEWED HAkP Monett, Mo., sang "Davy Jones’ Lock­ of the Catholic Church. The resalt OUP» 8PE(SPECI/cUTY 80I.E8 75 OTS er," and C. J. O'Lougblln of Kansas Auxiliary Bishop of Cleveland. was his conversion, and be then de­ ICll Ohampa Straat City gave a number of his popular ciding to become a priest. Joined the selections. Rev. Joseph M. Koudelka, pastor of Dominican order. TRY A REGISTER The officers of the new council St. Michael’s church, Cleveland, Ohio, are: J. M. Steffen, grand knight; An­ received on January 2 the Papal Priest Gets First Prize et Oklahoma OODWORTh' thony B. Gees, deputy grand knight; briefs appointing him auxiliary to Fair. Mathias Krudwig, chancellor; James Bishop Horstmann of that see. Hla Rev. Father Gregory, O. 8. B., the Donahue, financial secretary; Frank consecration will take place on Feb­ priest artist of Sacred Heart Abbey, Qrabner, recorder; James T. Hule- ruary 25. Bishop Koudelka will b# 1739 CHAnPA STREET, DENVER W A N T AD the second Bohemian Bishop appoint­ Oklahoma, has received the first prize han, treasurer; Geo. V. Metzger, ad­ for his exhibition of paintlnge at the vocate; J. M. Steffen, lecturer; Rich­ ed in this country, the other being the late Bishop Neumann of Philadelphia, Oklahoma State Fair. Among the por­ W ill Be Denied Christian Burial. ard Kendrigan, warden; Rev. Father traits exhibited by Father Gregory BRINGS RESUETS whose cause for beatification is now Bishop Bonacum of Lincoln, Neb., Dominic, chaplain; Mike Donahoe, in­ was one of Pope Pius X, which wee before the Sacred Congregation In has Issued a formal order that hence­ side guard; Christian Beurskens, out­ exhibited at the St. Louis Exposition. A. D. Snivelyi side guard; John Orabner, Charles Rome. forth the laws of the Church regarding COAl.. HAY, OHAIH AND VLOUH. GAS CathollcB who neglected their duties AND DOMHano OOKB. Koehler, Mathias Krud.wig, trustees; Typesetting Machines In the Vatican. A Distinguished Visitor. In attending the services of their Dr. C. L. Williams, medical examiner. Linotypes have been installed In the Pkoa. toatk aB. New School of Dancing Man wanted in subscrip­ Mrs. T. P. O’Connor, of London, church, and who shirked the support papal printing house at the Vatican. >t. Ph on e M ala 7926 Di'ath of Monsignor Mackey. wife of the Irish member of Parllsr they owed to their pastors, would be *«a a». BrosAwar, Dnm', Oato. Social Danoea Wed- tion department of The (Cardinal Merry del Val assisted In the mont and one of the leaders of that rigidly enforced and all persons guilty neaday aad Satur­ Rt. Rev. Mgr. John M. Mackey, of work of placing the new machines day Bvealass. Re^ster. Apply to Circu- body, is the guest of her sister, Mre. of this neglect, and dying anrepentant. Claeses In Dancing Cincinnati, president of Mt. St. Ma­ and is giving them his personal su­ same evening and Iator,The Catholic Register, M. H. Pilling. In Washington, lira would be denied burial In the Catho­ c. B. KOHIBOUGH of the e v e ry afternoon ry’s seminary, died Jan. 16. Father pervision. The Pope has expressed a from 2 to 5 o’oloek. Mackey was a noted scholar and O’Connor is a native of Texas. lic cemetery. Private lessona by 1824 Cnrtis. desire to watch the working of the Burnham Coal Co. appointment. owned one of the finest philosophical linotypes, and will pay an early visit B B6T N O R T T O H II^ tO V T a M m i OOAI. Com petent lady libraries in the country. W e have ceased to expect aoeu* a _ aaCaroelte, Qeui Oeka. aad Geatleauu In- Dr. J. J. O’Neil, dentist, rooms SO and to the printing house. or HAY AlfD ORAUV racy from the average reporter on the stmetora always In 21 Nevada bldg., 17th and California Patronize Our a . , . ! . . , attendance. streets. Hours: 0 to IS, 1 to 6, Phone, The familiar expression “ the Rocky dally press when he writes of Oatho- Granada Dancing Academy Baseball Player to Be Ordained. YarSa aaS Kalamath. Phese 8e. 818 Road to Dublin" refers to the condi­ lic things. Reporting a fire in a Thomas Qalrk, Prop. r th. Chrl»tma» H.illdar Bu«lne»* mountain called the Scalp, and was who said “ the priest saved the sac­ Piiano Tuning Hoarding school for young ladles. made money playing baseball to help DMAIaBR IH •zecuted tutefully and at low prlcai. Conducted by the Benedictine 81sterr covered with fragments Irom the risty by throwing It out of the win­ 'mg 8o«tk lose. Stock altrns on hand. support his parents and to pay hli SBB TUB ADAM 80HOAP PIAIVO AT For particulars, address. rooks op either side. dow." Tolcphowo Oallnp MO. tuition fees. Groceries and Meats 141 OreaSwey. i [ ARTHCR P. O’CONKOR, Sister Directress 1^ PalwtOT aad Daaoratar. Fhewe Brews 384. E. M. Madison Masic Co. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER

VALUE OF ORANGES NEW IDEAS IN DESSERTS. The 5 Deticioua Dishes Will Be Welcome Good Coal Change In the Menu. Properly Delivered ONE OF THE MOST HEALTHFUL u OF FOODS. A recipe from a western cook for a Denver Business Direetiory maple mousse that is simply prepared W hen It’s and costs no more than a quart of ice Also M Promised cream: HAY. Many Delicious Dishes That Can Be Beat until light and foamy the T h at’s Our Way Prepared from This Royal Fruit yolks of four eggs, and put them In GRAIN M —Omelet That Will Be a double boiler with one cup of maple and •ACRED HEART PARISH. LOOAN AVE. PRO-CATHEDRAL. Appreciated. sirup. Cook, stirring constantly, for FLOUR I 15 minutes, then remove from the fir© Church Directory Office 1506 Arapahoe Sf. Earaka Monumental Works, Medical men say that an acid or­ and beat until quite cold. Stir tu T P Company /‘ranK M. Hall Immaculate Conception Cathedral— ange eaten daily before breakfast one pint of rich cream which has been Phone 4900 from December to April tends to pro­ DRUGGIST BOBBBT HOUGHTON, Prep^ I/>gan avenue, between Eighteenth and stiffly whipped, pour Into mold, cover Nineteenth avenues. RL Rev. N. C. duce a condition of almost perfect and pack in ice and salt for about five iquai‘t«r« for Bverytbinir Id tho OfBoa and Salesruomi health. It is well known that singers All Kinds of Typewriters Bought, Sold, Rented, Repairsd. Dru|r Lino. Mats, reaidence 1536 Logan avenue; hours. - lU d 2 DroadecNsy. consume large quantities of oranges, For further*freezing, have a thick Oor. Lartnior and Twonty-sovonth Sts. Rev. P. A. PhlllipB, Rev. H. L. Me Phone Main 879. Typewriter SuppIlM. Donvor. Colorado. the juice of the fruit being cousidered layer of shaved ice in your pail, set Menamln, Rev. Father McDonough, specially good for the voice. Fresh the mold in, sprinkle in a little salt H. A. Hamed, dealer in staple and Rev. Father Belzer; residence, 1738 fmits are always wholesome and ap­ tBMCj srocerlea, freih and salt meats. c o n a l d over the Ice, then fill the pall with DENVER TYPEWRITER PEona S281 Midn. 2702-04 Champa. L. M D Logan avenue. petizing as a food or in beverages, alternate layers of ice and salL Masses on Sundays at 6:30, 7:30, and fruit in some form should be There are some women who dislike THE PLUMBER 8:30, 9:30, 10:30; week days, 6, 8:15. eaten dally. Oranges may be served in to fuss with cracking and shaving ice, EXCHANGE C.0."j ""SSL many dainty dishes, and one may re­ and numerous jellies and creams can Sacred Heart Church— Comer Lan Carbons. joice over the fact that the supply is be prepared that are quite as delight­ 1633 Ohampa Street. O’Brien Furnace Works S ilt Bast Colfax Ave. Denver. Colo. mer and Twenty-eighth streets. Con- plentiful and the price reasonable. ful and refreshing as the frozen va­ $40.00 The Sun Standard Visible Writer. kvllshta, Quttora, Cornicaa. Etc. All Phone 811 York. dneted by the Jesuit Fathers. Pastoral Mnda of’ Tin and * Qalvaniaed“ • - -Iron Orange Omelet.— Beat the yolks of riety. One of these is a pineapple Work. F. B. WHIPPLE. A. BTRNX. residence, 2760 Larimer street As aiz eggs with seven teapspoonfuls of Bavarian cream. Boynton’s Patriot Furnace sistant pastors, Rev. Edward Barry, S. powdered sugar. Whip the whites to Chop finely a medium-sized pine­ Established 1879. ’ Walaat St. Phoae» Olivo aSS. I.; Rev. Henry S w ift S.J.,; Rev. F. X. a stiff froth and pour the egg and apple, add to it one cup granulated F. B. W hipple *St Co. Gubtosi, S.J sugar mixture over them. Mix lightly, sugar, and let simmer 20 minutes, then at the same time adding the juice and The W. H. STEWART AGENCY CO. •T . LEO*8 PARISH. Sundays, low mass at 6:00, 7:00, 8:30 add one-third of a box of gelatin, which Real Estate, Insarance. grated outside rind of a large orange. children), and 9:30. High mass and has been dissolved in one-half cup of Melt a tablespoonful of butter in a Loans «ermon at 11 o'clock. Week days, mass water. Stir them until cold, then add I General Insurance frying pan and tilt It about until the one pint of rich cream and one-fourth W M . C . R U ELL St 6:30. 6:00, 7:00 and 8:00 o’clock. 1541 Champa Street DENVER, COLORADO 8 8 0 Tel. 2684 113 Boston Bld(. bottom and sides are well greased. pound candied cherries. Mix thor­ S t Joseph's Church—Corner South Phone Main 574. • • a la r la DENVER, COLO. Pour in the omelet and cook slowly. oughly, then put in a mold and set Water and Sixth avenue. Stephen E. When firm and nicely browned set in away on the ice. WOOD MONUMENTS Elsler, C. SS. R., pastor. P. Kierdorf, a hot oven for two minutes, then fold COKE COAL C. SS. R., M. P. Cahill. C. SS. R.. A. It together, place on a heated dish DUMPLINGS FOR THE STEW. BUY IT AT GROMM’S ib I J. M. G R E E N Everst, C. SS. R., N. Power. C. SS. R. and serve at once. Pastoral residence, 605 W. Sixth Ave. Orange Roly Poly.—Peel, slice and Light and Palatable Accompaniment If you want to purchase anything In the leather lln^— Charcoal. Manufacturer and Daaler In seed four sweet oranges. Sift together to Chicken. all kinds of Sundays, low mass at 6:00, 7:30 and Trunks, Satchels, Hand Bags, Toilet Cases, etc— go to F. I U M Woltoa St. Tarda 4tk R Lori mar one pint of flour, one tablespoonful of W. Gromm’s, 1517 Curtla streeL Low prices prevail at alt Monuments, Statuarx, Duilding 9:00 (children's), and high mass at baking i>owder and one-quarter of a Stew a chicken in enough salted times. Cali and inspect our goods. MONTCLAIR PARISH. 'WorK and Vaulta 10:80. Vespers at 7:86 p. m. Week teaspoonful of salt. Rub into this two water to cover until tender. WTille Yard, IBfS Lafsyette. TcL W'klte ITIS days, masses at 6:00 and 8:00 o’clock. tablespoonfuls of butter and mix in chicken is cooking prepare dumplings S t Leo the Great—Com er Tenth Boficient sweet milk to make a soft as follows: Boll six large potsa^ftes ST, PATRICK'S PARISH. Fresh dally. At all groeor’a R. P. L.BWIS street and Colfax avenue. Rev. Wm. dongb. Turn out on a well-floured until done, then mash or put thn^kSh BUILDING CONTRACTOR. O'Ryan, pastor; Rev. Father White, as­ board, roll .iUt in a long strip, spread potato rlcer while hot. '^'hile cooking, with the sliced oranges and sprinkle cut about three slices of bread Into one- Shop next door to Montclair P. O. sistant Masses on Sundays. 6:00, 7:00, lu lotlxer’s B reetci SELLS &, WEBER well with Sugar. Roll up, pinch the half Inch dice and brown in two large Phone White 618. 9:00 and 10:30. Week days, 6:00 and "Pure as mother made IL” iDt attention cl^en to repair 8:00. ends so that the juice will cot run out, tablespoons butter. Plans and estimates furnished Grocery and Meat Market Annunciation—Thirty-sixth and Hum­ lay on a buttered plate and steam for Salt the potatoes to taste, add pep­ application. General hardware 80 minutes, then set in the oven until per, nutmeg, one tablespoon sweet The Campbell-Sell Baking Company boldt streets. Very Rev. Mgr. Henry ad town-town piicee. the top is dried off. Serve with hard marjoram, three eggs, the browned Fresh and Salt Meats, Fancy Robinson, V. O., pastor; Rev. Father sauce. bread and flour enough to shape into TRY •T JOSEPH'S PARISH. Qroceiies. Walsh, assistant. Residence, 3621 Orange Pudding.— Take three or­ dumplings. Shape one and drop into Humboldt street Sunday masses at Prompt Dellreir. 8341 Clear Creek Are anges, the Juice of half a lemon, one boiling water to try. If it falls apart, 6:30, 7:30, 9:00 and 10:30. pint of milk, one tablespoonful of add more flour to the mixture. Put TWIN SCOTCH BREAD 8 t Patrick's— Osage street and West cornstarch, one cupful of sugar, two the mixture on a floured board and MADE BY THE P.O. Lacroix TeL 2229 Malm EsUblUhed 1888. Thirty-third avenues. Rev. Joseph P. eggs and one-fourth of a teaspoonful roll out with the hands the shape of a market and Grocery FRED M. CLARKE, Prop. Carrigan, pastor; Rev. F. B. Kleio- of salt. Peel the oranges and cut them sausage and cut into two-inch lengths, ObD HOMBSTBAD BAKfcRY brech, assistant Residence, 3251 Osage into pieces half the size of a nutmeg, ^^’hen chicken is tender, take out and Oar Sae^laltr la CLARKE’S RESTAURANT taking out the tough portions in the place on hot platter in warm place. W. J. MEIKLEHAM, PRES. 4I7AI.ITT AIVD LOW PRICKS. street Sunday Masses at 6:00, 7:30, PHDNES— Day: Gallup 913 and 914. Night: Gallup 913. Ttt Boutb Tantb SL. under T. M. C. Open 6:30 a. m. until 8:00 p. xn. center. Place the pieces in a pudding Be sure that there Is enough broth left Pbooa Brown 741. 9:00 and 10:30. dish, squeeze the lemon juice over to boil dumplings by adding a little rrajusHXD Kooffs up s t a i r s 8 t Dominie's—(Ximer West Twenty- them, add half a cupful of the sugar, more boiling water if necessary. •EE 1646 Curtla 8L,, Denver, Cole. dfth_ avenue and Grove street. Rev. F. stir and set aside while the rest of the Drop in the dumplings, boil from five Peraonal Experience 10 Teara. A. O'Neill, O. P., pastor; Rev. J. B. pudding is being prepared. Beat the to seven minutes, or until done; take THE ROYAL RESTAIRANT STANDART Kircher, O. P., assistant Residence, yolks of the eggs, stir in two table- out, place around chicken and thicken 4431 Boulevard. spoonfuls of milk, add the same quan­ the remaining broth with about two- Phone Main 2318. 1841 CURTIS STI^EEX AboutInsarance S t Elizabeth’s—Comer Curtis and tity of milk to the cornstarch, and beat thirds cup flour that has been cooked 1t2S Arapahoe Eleventh streets. Rev. Father Leo the two mixtures together. Heat the In one-half cup butter. Pour over Phone Main 19S0. WB WILL. CAXX. Henrlchs. O. F. H., pastor; Re. Father root of the milk itt o milk boiler, and chicken and dumplings and serve Private Dining Roonis Up Stairs Ehiseblus Scblingmann, O. F. M-. Rev. J. B. Garvin & Co. when it comes to the boU add the egg while hot. Father Aloysius Buschmann, O. F. M., and cornstarch mixture. Ckwk for five Rev. Father Athenasius Hunfeld, O. F. DRUGGIST minutes, add the salt and the rest of Tub Cheese. ScHaefer M., assistants. Masses on Sundays Many years ago I used to see this 2401 West 32d Are.. Denver, Colorado. at 6:00, 7:30, 9:00 and 10:30. Sermon the sugar, remove from the fire and Register Ads Bring in EhigUsh at 9:00, in German at 10:30. loy the preparation, one si>oonful at a peculiar cheese prepared, says a writ­ TentCSL A w n in g Co. Masses on week days at 6:00 and 8:00. time, upon the oranges In the dish. er in the Boston Globe. Fresh, sveet Phone Pink 474. Eleventh streets. Masses on Sundays Beat the whites of the eggs stiff, add milk was used, and the curds were Vespers on Sundays at 7:30 p. m. one tablespoonful of sugar, spread the set with rennet in the usual way. RESULTS Icing on top of the pudding and brown Every day. or as often as the milk Nessie A , Maher 8 t Francis De Sates— Alameda and It delicately In the oven. curd could be spared for the MILUNERY 8. Sherman avenues. Rev. J. J. Don- purpose. the curds were “ run QSlly, pastor. Masses on Sundays at Setting the Pace. 8:00 and 10:00. up." salted and packed solid in a M ILES & DRYER 625 16TH 8T., DENVER, COLO. The careful housekeeper whose heart wooden tub kept for this use. V.'hen Church of ths Holy Ghost—Comer is thoroughly in her work and whose Curtis and Twentieth streeta. Rev. F. full the tub was covered with a thick Bender, pastor. Masses on Sundays aim It is to make her household run cloth and heavy, close cover, and set PRINTERS PAINLESS DENTISTRY at 7:15 and 9:30. Catechism, 10:15 a. on oiled wheels wilt soon discover. away In a dark and remote corner of m. Vespers, 7:30 p. m. that it lies with her to set the pace > the cellar. There U remained several CatHolic ~WorK a Specialty- The Oldoat and Most Reliable Areooy LOUIS EL CRAINE in energy, carefulness, tidiness and for Hotel Help In tbs WeoL 8L John the Evangelist— Harman, weeks or months before it was con­ Telephone Main 2831 17-4”4’ La-wrence St k BROS. comer R Fifth ahd Josephine. Rev. punctuality. sidered fit to use. I never knew what Male and Female Help Sent Bverr- Th© entire household, from the chil­ where When R. R. Fare Is Expert Dentlets Father Carr. Residence, St. Joseph's changes took place in the stuff during and Oral Bur- hospital. Mass at 9 o’clock. Sunday dren to the servants, all take their cue this ripening period, but 1 do remem­ eo n a O d o s o n a school after mass. from the mistress. If she Is lazy and CANADIAN fth e ir patent) ber how odiferous that region of the WHEN PATRONIZING OUR ADVERTISERS PLEASE MENTION THB used for a ll paln- St. Joseph’s (Polish)—Comer North careless, her servants and her children cellar became whenever the covers ... >peratlona. Pearl avenue and Third street, Olobe- will be quick enough to follow her ex­ No pain or Ko Pai were removed. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Offloe 4144 W. 4 ll vllle. Rev. Theo, Jarxynskl, pastor. Res­ ample. CATHOLIC REGISTER Dearer, Oelsrade. A r e St 1141 16%h idence, 302 N. Pennsylvania avenue. On the other hand, if the mistress is Mustard Sauce. Istabllshed 1110. Mrs. J. White. Prop. St. P^rtleth street station. Phone 444. 14S4 Larimer Bt. tidy, quick to discover mistakes, care­ Put tw’o tablcsi>oonful8 butter In a Holy Family.—Berkeley, comer West fill and troubled over every detail of saucepan over the fire and heat with­ Forty-fourth avenue and DtJca street. out browning. Mix In two tablespoon- ST. ELIZABETH'S PARISH. ANNUNCIATION PARISH. Rev. L. Fede, 8. J., pastor. Sunday domesticity, she will soon find that Masses at 7:46 and 10:30. her house works well, and that punc­ fula of flour and pour in gradually a tuality and order reign In place of pint of hot stock or water, stirring Tkce. Ilaekedsal. Oee. Hackethal Montclair Church.— Services at the Town hall, comer <4eneva and Thlr slackness and careless methods, until thickened and perfectly smooth. SoDPl? Constractioii Neenth. Rev. J. M. Walsh, pastor. sell’s Journal. Add two tablesi>oonful8 more butter, WM. nAYCR, Maiia**.. HacKethal Bros. cut in small pieces and aalt and pep­ Sunday Maas at 9:46 o'clock; Sunday IS22 6tout 8tp««t. POSTIS^, khool at II. English Yorkshire Pudding. per to season. Mix in three table­ Uftitrtakirs iid EnkalMfs Photoa Our Lady of Mt. Carmel (Italian).— One-half pound of flour, one pint spoonfuls of made English mustard TaUphan* Main aa««. leni Seath IKIi street. Comer Thlrty-alxth and Palmer area.; of milk, two eggs and a pinch of salt. and a little'ca>enne. TeteakoaeMala SaiM. DIDNVBR, COLO. ‘The Chase Stadio’ Rev. Tboa, Moreschlnl. O.8.M., pastor, Beat the eggs and salt, add part of the For a cold mustard sauce to serve 9 1 0 ksalited by Rev. A. M. Quigley, O.S.M., milk, then the flour and rest of the with meats rub a quarter of a cup of and Rev. J. Piceoll. O.S.M. Residence milk. I like a fork the best to mix mustard smooth with a tablespoonful adjhfhtng church. with. I melt some butter or dripping of olive oil and a teaspoonful each of FRED F. FISHER Sundays, low Masses at 6, 7:30 and and put in my muffln pans and have onion juice, sugar and paprika. When R an k s B. HalL Louis Wllliama 9; high Mass at 10:30. ^ rm on In my pans hot. Put my batter4n about well blended add enough vinegar to RELIGIOUS ARTICLES (tkllan at 7:30 and 10:30; In Bngllah half full, and then everybody gets make a paste, beat ten minutes and Denver Normal & Preparatory School at 9. Hasses on week days at 7 and their share of cinist. turn Into a close stoppered mustard 7:30. Sunday evening services at Pall term opens September S. We offer 1 A careful preparatory for teaek- Third Order deeds Oar Speelaltx. The Publisher's cup. Ing. for teachers’ examination for entrance to any unlveraity. school o f mlaea. 7:30, except third Sunday of month. Worcestershire Sauce. law school, medical or dental school; grammar grades from the 5th tbrough tk« laes llt k St. Opp. St. l£llsabetn*a. Third Sunday, devotions in honor of Add to one quart of vinegar one- Smooth Lunch Cloths. tth: If you are Interested In any branch of education, write for catalogue. 1144 Press Room Co. Our Lady ot Sorrow at 8 n. m O lenarm St. R. A. I^e Deux, Pres., D en ver, Colo. ^taklleked ISM— Pheae Mala sers half ounce cayenne pepper, two heads To have lunch cloths and center^ Blank Book Manufaoturars nSST BARflAIKB IIV THR CfTT lit Book Bindlnr of Every Description garlic, chopped: three anchovies, pieces without creases from having JKW’BLRT AND OPTICAL GOODS. \rt and Fine Bindings mashed; two teasivoons ground cloves, been folded is difflcult. Either save Oo to ManufaeturlnN Statlonera A Whole Raft of three teaspoons of allspice, two blades the heavy i>asteboard rolls that pic­ C ilP l'O T T Jeweler and 17dB-1748 Bloat 81. Doaver, Cole. of mace, one-half teaspoon each cinna­ tures and calendars come in or make O ptician mon and ginger. l.epper and salt, and 000k for piece, as is the case when they are five tnlnirtee. Then season with a folded. -k * -k Stetson Hats -k -k -k tsbleepoonful of flour rubbad smooth with two tableerx^c'c^^^ of butter. Chocolate Ann. -k 4t ♦ Monarch Shirts Three cups of w'hlte sugar, one cup Phone: Cranberry Jelly. u A o m e e y outh 74.' milk, one-fourth teaspoonful cream of ..slNVBA, Oa« quart cranberrlea, one pint tartar, two squares of chocclate, one Subscribe for COLO. iT, one4ialf pint water; waah and tablespoon of butter, one tablespoon pick over cranberrtea, pat in a aance- of vanilla; boll sugar, milk and cream pan with sngar and water; boll 12 of tartar nine minutes, or until it will f DEEP ROCK She Knew Why? The Register Bdaalea; waah the berries cm side cvf form a soft ball; add chocolate (melt­ Daughter—Father went oft in good kettle whGe boiling; stxmlm throng ed) and butter; cook one minute humor this rooming. a coarse wire slere; pat in mold. longer; remove from fire: add vanilla: ' W ATER * * * Mother^-MyF That reminds me. I When cold tu n oat on dish. Any one beat vlgoxoiisly for one or tw*o mln- * * * forgot to ask him for any money.—New can make this jelly and bs sore of utaa. then pour In pane; mark tu ..J O FFtCEi WORKS- ■¥ * * York Christian Advocate. Corner Larimer aod 23rd St |«eoMa. ^aaree. 'IB 6 1 0 r PENVEB CATHOLIC RBOiSTEK

Clary, Anna Thompson, Cova Morris, forgotten something, and the miner BYBS CAN BB RESTBD Anna Traver and Cassle Doyle. WIIIl^K THE WORK. If you wear tho proper Glaaaes you will find that Miss Isabel McMurrav of 484 South : A CORNER ON :: said. Impatiently: 3TOur eyew will stand as much work as they ever did. That’s a ipreat advantag^e Emerson, entertained the members of "W ell, hurry up, boss. Put a price or OlaKscs— they srive relief the minute you put them on—and sive It con­ the L. L. L Club of West Denver High tin u ou sly. School, at her home last Friday even­ on the cork, and let us know the But-p^Tho-Glasses must be chosen with absohite accuracy. In optics a small ing. After the business meeting ad­ h u m o r worst.” •error is a hiR error. We can guarantee you perfect satlsfuction. journed a pleasant time was spent and ; Denver, Colo. iDKVOTKn KXCLirSIVKI^Y TO KXATMINATION OK TUB BYBS AND THE FIT­ delicious refreshments w'ere served by TING AND MANKAt^UUB OK GBASSB^i. the hostess. Those present were Mollie Hemihen, Marie Garrison. Etta Lin- Tough. inger, Ruth Henshaw, Effie Rlddock, A Lesson In Language. Evulyn Davis, Hazel Olin, Mary Skelly A regular Mr. Malaprop recently Bill— I see by this paper that while and Marcia Davis and Isabel McMurray. Mr. T. R. Henahen, the superinten­ came home from his first visit to Eu­ an Englishman was in the act of dent and manager of the North Star yawning a wasp entered bis mouth Mine, at Silverton, Colo., spent last rope. He grew enthusiastic about week with his family in this city. Rome. and stung his tongue. Mr. James McLaughlin of Goldfield, “ It was fine,” ho declared, to go Jill— That must have been fierce? SWIHERATH BROS. OPriCAL CO. Nev., has been the guest of Mrs. T. K. Henahen and family for the past three into them churches over there and see It was, you see the fellow couldn’t DENVBIFS RBI.1AB1.E OPTICIANS. weeks. Carlson’s Ice Cream 1S44 C A I.IK O R N IA ST. NEAR SIXTEENTH ST. say just what be felt like say>ng so Mrs McGilllcuddy of 810 East Col­ the old tombs— cigarophagusses, they 14-17 California Street FHone Main 112 fax, hud the pleasure of receiving a call ’em. And then the Sixteen chapel those about could understand him !”— friendly visit from her cousin, Rodger Yonkers Statesman. C. Sullivan, National Democratic Com­ is great, and as for the Vaccination, mitteeman, from Illinois^ who was In Denver this week, as a member of the where the Pope lives, well— ” THE WEEK IN DENVER sub-committee to complete arrange­ But his stock of. compliments gave Pat Was not Glad. ments for the National L»emocratlc Con­ A fine robust soldier after serving vention, which will be held in Denver out when be got to the subject of beg­ July 7th, next. his country faithfully for some time be­ ST. K R -IN C IS D B S.VI.BS. said she was very proud of them, and gars. would not forget their kindness and Master Edgar Mitchell and younger came greatly reduced in weight, ow­ brother. Howard, celebrated their birth­ “ I always refused them pennies,” he^ T h e I..adleH A id Soci*»ty w ill R ive n paid a pretty compliment to the otfl- ing to exposure and scanty rations card party and leap year ball Tuesday cers. who she said were very efficient. days conjointly Friday evening by Invit­ said, “ because, you see, I didn't want ovenlnR. January 28. 1908, at Da Pron s Deput> H. C. R. Installed the follow­ ing In twenty-five little playmates until he was so weak he could, hardly ■ hall All are cordially Invited to at­ ing officers for this year: Chief Ran­ who with games and fun made the to set a bad prestige!”— New York ger, Mi.ss Jen nie J. R yan ; V ic e C h ief evening a memorable one. Edgar and stand. Consequently, he got leave of tend. Mr. McGinley ind Cottrel have Howard are the bright little sons of Times. Klvcn the prises for the Rentlemen, a Itunger, Mrs. Rosa A. Murray, Record­ absence to go home and recuperate. hat ami n pair of Rloves. and the ladies ing Secretary. Mrs. Nellie A. Kiser; Fl- City Light Inspector Martin Mitchell of Se%-rn«h F lo o r (1 Ilulldiog, 1731 Arapahoe Street. .orlxes will he in like proportions. Ice nanciul Secretary, Mrs. Matilda A. Mar­ 2926 Boulevard F. He arrived at his home station look­ oream itnd cake w’lll t>e served and a tin; Treasurer Mrs. Margaret Hubbard; The announcement of the engagement He Subsided. Largest, Beat. Bookkeeping. Shorthand and all practical branches, moist KOod time la aaaured to all. Trustees, Mrs. Mary Bradley, ‘Mrs. of Dr. Gurney Wallace to Miss Nell A mining expert, one of the wit­ ing very badly. Just as he stepped thoroughly taught. Actual bunineHs methods and individual instruction, our Mrs Hoyle of 2960 Marion, entertained Katliorine Dolan, Mrs. Sarah Doyle; Lindsey last week, came as an agree­ off the boat one of bis old friends specialties. More than 600 pupils this year. 110 from other business colleges. the liiKh Five Club. Thursday evening:. Senior Condxjctor. Miss Blanch Horan; able surprise to their friends, both of nesses called in an important case, 1.000 former pupils In excenent positions In Colorado. Our charges are only f.The llrst prises were won by Mr. and Junior Conductor. Miss V'eronlca O’­ whom are very popular at the social rushed up to him and said: “ Well, two-thirds as much as those or other business schools In Denver, though •Mrs JOkhn W. Maloney, consolation by Hoyle; Inside Sentinel, Mrs. Marie affairs of our young people. was under cross-examination by a our work Is far superior. Investigate and you will attend this achonl. One Thom pson; Outside Sentinel. Mls.s C ath ­ well, Pat, I am glad to see you’re back M rs. ^^■ebater and Mr. Ila ffey. T h ose Mr, and Mrs. Will MuPhee gave a rather young and conceited barrister.. month, day school. $8; night school, $3.60. Call for catalog. W. T. Parka. M.8.. • nposent were Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. erine’ Doyle; Medical Examiner, Dr. M. most elaborate luncheon on Monday, from the front.” Principal, Phone 8040, Main. VN’eftster Mr. and Mrs. P. Mullln, Mr. J. Waldon. Delegates to Convention, complimentary to Mrs. W. W. Stewart The question related to the form that and Mrs. Matthew Murray. Mr. and Mrs. which will be held at Detroit, Mich., of St. I..OU1S, who Is the house guest of Pat looked worried: and replied: Frank Younp. Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Septem ber. 1908, Mls.s M a rg a ret Ryan, her mother, Mrs. Arnold Stedman. the ore was found in. Atchison. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ma­ Alternate. Mrs. Nellie A. Kiser. “Begorra, I knew I was getting thin, NELUE A. KISER, Secretary. Mrs. Charles MacAlIlster W lllcox and “ Now, Mr. B— ” said the counsel, loney, Mr. and Mrs. Haffey. Mrs. Yates. Mrs. John Campion were guests at one but I nivver thought you could see Miss Myrtle Y’atos, Mr. P. Mullln and of the most brilliant events on last “ how large are those lumps? You say Clarence Hoyle. that much.”— Ladies Home Journal. Mrs Yates and Miss Myrtle Yates re­ Notice to Societies week’s social calender, at which Mrs. they are oblong—are they as long as The Scenic Trip to Cripple Creek turned to Wyoroing. Saturday. Thomas Daly extended her hospital­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Atchison re­ ity as a courtesy to Mrs. Donald Brown my head?’ Secretaries, Attention. of New York. Beautiful floral effects May Loose on the Goods. turned to Guernsey. Wyo., on Monday. were notable features ut the smart af­ “ Yes,” replied Mr. B—, “ but not as VIA Mrs. Jungboldt of 2R0 South Sher­ Hereafter a charge of 5 cents per line fair. Any man can get a wife by advertis­ man and also i»er mother, Mrs. Condon, will be made for all resolutions or no­ thick.” are suffering from an attack of the tices. which are not necessarily news, Mrs. O. L Vanlanllngham of Kansas ing, but it will be up to tbe wife to fFrippe inserted in the Columns of The Regis­ City is the house guest of her sister, The barrister subsided after that.— The I.Adle8 Aid wHl meet w’lUi Mrs. ter. Mrs. C. J. Dunn of 1853 Grant Ave. Ex. convince him that It pays to adver­ THE SHORT LINE G ra n t on Friday, the 24th. THE MANAGEMENT OF THE CATH­ Many smart social function are being tise.— Toledo Blade. Mr and Mrs. T. P. MoGuIre enter­ OLIC REGISTER, planned for this charming lady during The trip that Is delightful at any season of the year. tained at an elaborately appointed din- her visit here. Parties holding pacific Coast or Utah tickets, can avail themsleves of our • ner on Wednesday evening. January Amongst the “first nlghters” at the “ Tommy, you naughty boy, why did CATHOLIC ORDER OK KORESTERS. An Irish lawyer, noted for his wit, low aide trip rate, only 82.76 for the round trip. On sale dally. Show your lith. T!)e house was handsomely dec­ Broadw’uy this week were noticed Mr. you cut that worm in two?” through ticket to our agent to obtain rate. orated in Christmas colors and carna­ St. Anthony’s Paduas Court, Catholic and Mrs. Joseph C. Campbell, Dr. and was engaged by a lady to defend an ac­ Trains leave from Colorado A Southern Santa Re station dally at 10:20 a. tions. Those present were Kev. J. J. Order o f F o resters, No. 477, W . C. O. F. Mrs. Heisen, Mr. Oscar Maylo. Mr. Jos­ “ Why, I thought,” said Tommy hesi­ m. R eturn to C olorado Springs at 6:06 p. m. r>onnelly. Rev. J. F. Farrarl. Prof. Carl will install officers at the next regular eph N ew m an, Mr. M. E. W alsh. Mr. and tion her husband was bringing for judi­ Write for literature. Neff. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. MeSbeby and Mrs. Leonard Marvel, Miss Edith Mul­ tating, “ I thought he would not be so meeting, Wednesday evening. February cial separation. While cross-exam- A . M .4TLO C K. T . M - C. 3. 4fc C. C. D. Ry., Colored* fiprlago, Colorado. Mrs. Farrarl. iith. room 209 Charles building. In­ len, Miss Florence Sheedy. Miss Louise lonesome if there were two of him.”— On Thursday evening. January 16th stallation private. All members are re­ Wahler and Miss Florence Andrew. Ing the plaintiff he asked: was one of the moat delightful affairs quested to attend. Mrs. Laura J. Arkins has ^returned Ex. of the season. A surprise party given LUCY KISER. R. S. from Victor, w’here she vfslted her “ You wish to leave this woman be­ by the friends of Mr. T. F. McGuire of daughter the past month. 277 South DIncoln in honor o f his b irth ­ cause she drinks?” day. The friends assembled at the KNIGHTS OK COLU.MBUS. Miss Elizabeth Kelly will deliver an Looking Ahead. address ^ before the Social Science de­ “Yes, sir.” home of Mr. and Mrs. Muckle and to On Sunday. January 26th, the First, “ I thought you swore off drinking on the strains of serenade music by Miss partment of the Women’s club, some “ Do you drink yourself?*' IHorence and Morriss and Tom McGuire Second and Third Degree will be exem­ time this week, qpon "Women In News­ the first of the year.” went to the home of Mr. McGuire. The plified at El Jebel Hall, Eighteenth and paper Work.” “That’s my business!” angrily. aurprlsc was genuine and the evening Stherman avenues, the proceedings to Mr. Thos. C. Scott Is taking a much “ So I did; I always do.” Denver Has Needed and Need­ begin at l o’clock sharp. After Whereupon tho unmoved lawyer was pleasantly spent playing progres­ the degree work, the Council will give needed rest at Excelsior Springs, Mo. “ But your’re drinking now.” sive high five. The prizes were awarded a banquet. As the password for the The Wednesday Literary Club met quietly asked him: ed Badlx a Market 'WHicH to Mrs. W. S. MuckI© and Mr. MeSheby. current quarter will be given out at with Mrs. Thomas Morrow this week. “ Of course; if I hadn’t sworn on consolation to Mrs. J. A. McSlngan and Turkey and Russia were the countries “ Have you any other business?”— T. F. Magner. While refreshments this meeting. It is requested that as taken up at this meeting. A most able again, how could I swear off next Could and Would Sell many as possible be present. The sick Ex. were being prepared. Rev. J. J. I>on- committee appointed at last meeting paper upon them was read and pre­ year?”— Catholic Standard Times. nelly in his eloquent manner, pre­ consists o f Messrs. J, G. O’B ryan , A. L pared by Miss Josephine Shevnin. cur­ Better Meat for sented Mr. McGuire with a cut-glass Seep, Geo. Bucher. The sickness of rent topics by members preceded the wine set. The table was formed in a any of the members will be reported to dainty refreshments. Leas M oney large T and twenty-two were seated. this committee. Mrs. John ’Tracy entertained at a Paying for Breakage. *11108© present were Rev. J. J. Donnelly At the administering of the Fourth prettily appointed dinner Sunday even­ Mistress—“ Sarah Jane, what has MASS Masrln. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Slt- Degree an Interesting program will be ing In honor of Miss Mayme Mullen, -mb, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Kane, Mr. and rendered. who. on Wednesday morning became happened?” S rs John Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. the bride of A. Lynn Yales. The color Magner. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rogers. Mr. CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S CLUB. scheme of green and red was carried Sarah Jane—i“Oh, mum. I ’ve fallen A nd at l^ast It Has One a.nd Mrs. W . S. M uckle, Mr. and Mrs. out In the dining room, the center piece ft Spangleburger. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. The Catholic Y’oung Men’s Club will being a heart and arrow, while the down the stair and broken my neck.” Munx. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. K enney, Mr. receive' Holy Communion In a body place curds w ere ihand painted cuplds. Mistress (firm ly)—“ Well, whatever YOU C.4NNOT .MAKE THE DOLLAR GO AS FAR KLfiKWIIERE. and Mrs. K. O. MeSheby. Mr. and Mrs next Sunday morning at the 8:15 A string orchestra In the reception YOU CA.N.NOT GET THE aTlilCTLY HIGH GRADE QUALITY T F B egley , Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McSln- o’clock Mass, at the Ix>gan Avenue hall discoursed sweet music at inter­ you've broken. It’ll be deducted from EI.MKWIIEUK. gan Mr. and Mrs. Wollensach. Mrs. chapel. Every member Is earnestly vals throughout the evening. Mr. and M qrah M urray. A. O. Quinn and T . M. exhorted to attend. •Mrs. W alter K. Atchison of Guernsey. your wages.”— Sydney Bulletin.” Carroll. After the presentation of the Wyo.. were amongst those present. TiU^RKAjiOBH^^t^—Our buyert are constantly on the lookout for wine sot. the company pinned the tall L . C. B. A. At the Symphony Club last 'Wednes­ o n the donkey, great fun was Indulged day night Miss Josephine Woeber The Philosopher—It’s the man with high'*gratfe"ineaT7*an3^Tiey purchase every piece for cash—thus getting _ to and -Mr. Bogera. won first prlxe. A St. M a ry’s Branch No. 290. held a v ery charmingly assisted In the well rend­ the best prices. Again, our buyers purchase direct t/om cattlemen^ tiu tc h lunc.h was then served. a pull that gets ahead. enthusiastic meeting on Tuesday even­ ered program. Her rendition of “Inge- thus we are able to give the people the middleman’s proflta Once in g January 14th. at th eir h all in the borgs Klage" was enthusiastically re­ The Politician—Yes; but It’s the VOUNG LADIES* SODALITV OF ST. Charles block. In addition to the in­ ceived. again, we are satisfied to get our shore of profits from the volume of ELIZABBTH*S. stallation of officers there were many Mr. Thos. Herbert, the well known man with the head that gets a pull.— business we do rather than from high prices— thus at all times you are applications for membership read with caterer, lies dangerously 111 at bis able to get the very best for the very least at The Young Ladles' Sodality of St. the promise of many more to come in home. Illustrated Bits. Elixabeth's ciiiurch had election of of­ the near future. ficers for the year 1908. The following The attendance was large, the Rev. One of the truly enjoyable affairs of w©r© elected: Rev. Father Leo, splrlt- Father Belzer, spiritual adviser, ihonor- recent date was the card party at “ I’ll give you a good two-foot rule ■ al adviser; Miss Augusta Bertognolla. ^ g the occasion with his presence. which Mrs. Frank Kelly of 2356 Stout president: Miss Mamie Winter, first There was also a very interesting mu street gracefully presided. Six handed If you want it," said the painter. Herbert Kelcey and Effie Shannon at vice president; Miss Anna .Hines, sec­ slcal program rendered under the di euchre was played and the following ond vice president; Miss Addle Hodapp, ladies enjoyed the affair; Mrs. E. Q. “ Hand it over,” said the carpenter. the Broadway thia Week. rection of Miss Mary Browne with a Straub. Mrs. J. A. Osner, Mrs. Charles Lewis Market Co. •ocretary. The Misses Clare Ulbrich, closing recitation by Master Frank Rose Amann, Alice Balias. Louise Bond. W ilkins. Mrs. E. N. M anklns, Mrs. H a rry “ Don’t wear tight shoes,” said the Brownyard. which brought down the DON*T KILL YOURSELF. WHITE FltONT^RED LE'm-HUNO. *r© the consultors. There will be a house. The installation was open to Geir. Mrs. H. D avis. Mrs. M. J. McC- painter, with a large. Open-face grin.— m edal meeting for the officers of the visitors and the following officers were Carthy, Mrs. P. R, Rlordan. Mrs. In a hot kitchen, but take your meals D uality. Tuesday evening. Janxiary 28, duly installed by the preceding past P. Callahan. Mrs. J. J. Costello, Chicago News. at Hyman's, cheaper, better and no 1908 at the Franciscan M onastery, president. Miss Margret Cery, with past Mrs. Laurence Murphy, Mrs. P. O'Mora. w ork to do, 15th and Trem o n t streela. 1525-1527-1529 LAWRENCp STREET president, Mrs. M. Bigler as grand mar­ Mrs. Hrady, Mrs. T. F. Dolan, Mrs. C. 0 T . K I.IZ A B K T ir S A U X IL I A R Y BAL/I. shal for the evening: President. Mrs. Binder, Mrs. A. H. Flood, Mrs. Joe Rear­ “ Poor Aunt Jane got in such a Jam Mary Carrol; first vice president. Mrs. don. Mrs. D. Cummings and Miss Kate St. Elizabeth’s Auxiliary to the Flaherty. The first prize was won by on tbe street last night.” Elizabeth Daly; second vice president, Mrs. Murphy and the second by Mrs. Knights of St. John will give their Mrs. Mary Bpratl; recorder. Mrs. Mary “ Yes, she told me she thought she third ball of the season, on Thursday. Browne: assistant Recorder, Mrs. M. T. F. Dolan. J an u ary 30th. at Da P ro n ’s hall, 220 Morresey, financial secretary Miss Mary A prettily arranged luncheon was would be mashed to a jelly, only some Broadway. _ . Slattery; treasurer Mrs. Elizabeth that which Miss Celia Ford gave on Oth F lo o r Charles Illd v. The dance is to be a leap year affair I..eavy; marshal, Mrs. Mary Plank Saturday to a number of her girl big woman nearby managed to pre­ and a good time is assured to all. The Are you Interested In having a busi­ guard, Mrs. Catherine Brownyard; trus­ friends. At table were Mrs. John Red- ness course this winter Here are some fdllowlng names are on the,committee: tees. Mrs. Sarah Cassidy. Mrs. Mary din, Mrs. D. O. Monahan. Mrs. Horan. serve her.”— Baltimore American. Miss Mamie Winter, chair lady; Miss advantages offered by our school. Collins: auditing committee appointed Mrs. Selp. Miss Anna O’Neil. Miss Goetx, Fine business course, forming a prac­ ^ d le Hodapp. Miss Stortx. Miss Min­ by president. Miss Margret Cery, Mrs. Miss Kate Floyd. Miss Myra Misner and nie Hul>er. Augusta Bertrognolla, Alice tical education that develops; large Elizabeth Daly. Miss Jannle Brady. Miss Valarla McFeely. Every Little Helps. shorthand department with Pitman and ^ d Margaret At the close of the meeting the presi­ 0>rdes. Martha Wolslfer, Evelyn Weir A most delightful event of the week A miner ill with dyspepsia rode into Gregg classes; forty new typewriters dent. Mrs. Carroll, presented Miss Jen­ was the surprise party tendered T, F. of latest model recently added; official ttipfr and Bowman are on the floor com­ nie Brady, who for the past five years a city one day, consulted a doctor and mittee. Mrs. Knopke and Agor are on has been recorder, with handsome solid McGuire on the anniversary of his telegraph training school for Union Pa­ tbe card committee gold emblem pin as u token of love and birthday by about thirty friends at his took his prescription to a druggist .to cific Railway; railroad wire In appreciation for her services. Miss home, 277 South Lin coln A ve. "The e ve n ­ telegraph department; best teachers ob­ CtHULBN CO U RT No. 301, \V. C. O. K. ing was pleasantly spent playing pro­ be made up. tainable; individual Instruction; larg* Brady tliough taken by surprise re­ airy rooms; positions secured; day and sponded briefly'expressing her deep ap­ gressive high five, which resulted In The Instullutlon of the officers of preciation for tbe lovely gift and thank­ Mrs. Muckle winning ladles' first prlxe, “ Well, how much?” said the miner, evening classes. Cullen Court. No. 301. took place Mon­ ing the president and members for Mr. Ed MeSheby, the gentleman’s first when the prescription was finished. We nave more than doubled the ca­ BOYS! day evening, January 6, 1908, at the their verys'klnd remembrance. prize, Mrs. J. A. MeSwigan, the ladies pacity of our telegraph department. It cdurt room in the Charles building, consolation prize and Mr. T, F. Wagner “ Let’s see,” said the druggist. “ It’s will soon be taxed again. We advise After the meeting closed refresh­ you to let us hear from you at onoe corner Fifteenth and Curtis streets. ments were served and a social evening the gentleman's consolation prize. After TIYie hall was crowded with a large the dainty refreshments were served, one dollar ten cents for the medicine as this action of the Union Pacific will spent. St. Mary’s Branch is the oldest soon fill our desks with young men and ^tendance of the members and vis­ and has the largest membership of any the guests enjoyed a well rendered mu­ and fifteen cents for the bottle. That iting Hlster Foresters. The musical in the state and In a short time we ex­ sical program. During the course of young women who quickly recognize And literary program was of a very pect with a steady growth to double the evening Rev. J. J. Donnelly on be­ makes----- ” a good th in g when th ey see It. THE REGISTER gives prizes high order, and was greatly added to our number. half of those assembled presented Mr. W ritte or call ” any time. —The office is McGuire with a cut glass wine set. He hesitated, afraid he might have open all day on Saturdays. ^ a recitation of tbe Hon. J. B. Mc- GKO. l,«MUNYON. Manager. Gauran, the title was “Good By.“ by A N N A R Y 4 N . Those present were Miss Masrln. Mr. to those seiiing the most Rev. Fatiier Hugh McGIvcney, form­ and Mrs. Tltcomb. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Kano, Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll, Mr. erly of this city. It Is needless to say Our dear daughter and sister, Anna COAU Now that Christmas is over see Mrs. t^iat this poem was much enjoyed and Ryan, was called from us to her heav­ and Mrs. T. F. Magner. Mr. and Mrs. Cullen If you wish a bargain In millin­ papers each week c^preclatod as many warm friends of en ly home. D ecem ber 29th, a fte r a lon g William Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. R. Span- ery. 1462 South Ten th street, Opp. St. Rev. Father were present, as also gle b u rgc r, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Munz. Mr. illness. Around her bedside were her' and Mrs. Ed MeSheby. Mr. and Mrs. T. You have tried the rest— Leo’s church. Tel. 7272. were many friends of our own dear mother, brothers, sisters and a cousin. Now try the besL John McGauran, whom we have known F, Bvgley, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McSwlgan, Mrs. Theresa Sullivan of Buck Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Wollensach. Mrs. NOrah Our L M. Coal Tho bonds of a good home are forged ttinco e a rly boyhood. Our M. K. M. J. Iowa. Anna had many loving friends, W ill stand the test. aldron (who, by the way, we have who with the family wlir’mourn her M urray. A. J. Quinn, T. M. C arro ll and L M. Nut ...... 14.00 a ton in heaven. S sn know'n from boyhood), responded loss. She suffered with patience and Father Donnelly. Lump and E r g ...... $5.00 a ton. In C. R. request to give us a little talk, fortitude and left with us a beautiful The spacious and artistic new home Other arades of coal, coke, charcoal NOW BE UP TO DATE. fxe remarked that the installation was memory of a religious life. o f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Cam pbell was and wood. ifcry instructive and impressive and She was a charter member of the the scene of much merriment on Fri­ THE GREAT WESTF.RN FUEL AND and atop cooking. Take your meals at •H would .be a great benefit to U>©. Court Jjadles Auxiliary, Knights of Father day evening of last woek, the occasion F E E D CO. Hyman’s and you will live longer and 'by'the Increase of membership. He un- Matthew oT Kansas City. Funeral ser­ being the tw'enty-fifth wedding anni­ Phone Main. 6400-5401. Office 1108 15th be better natured, 16th and Tremont A GOOD WATCH destood tliat the present membership vices were held from Sacred Heart versary of tile Jiost and hostess. Cards St.— T ra m w a y loop. Y ard 2240 19th streets. ^as now 207. The said he did not see any church. Mr.s. K a te M u lvih lll and son were the leading feature of the much St. reason w*hy the m em bership w’ould net o f Kans.'is C ity and Mrs. M. F itzg e ra ld enjoyed evening, at wlilch Miss Crotty Given to the boy selling the increase double If every member would of Omaha attended the funeral. and Mr. Taylor won first prizes. Dainty DON'T DRUDGE. bring in only one candidate. He con- refreshments w*ere served, and a short •olud^ by thanking the Court for his musical program enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. CANCER CURED Why bother with cooking meals most papers each week re-election. The pleasure of those Local Notes Campbell were presented with over a Cancer U a dreaded disease and when you can get better at Hyman’s an^sent was added to by the beautiful hundred pieces of beautiful silver. fo r less than you r provision s cosL 16th -Oiristmas decorations which were sug Those in attendance were Messrs, and there are thoasands of people eoffer and TremonL .grestive to tb© spirit that prevailed We solicit our readers to send ua Mesdames Donley. Horan. Walsh, Amongst the members, tliat of “Peace items of interest: Card parties, recep­ Fisher, Luher, Gler, Parks. Zully, Ing who can be cared if they will try An upright piano to trade for horae and Good Will,” and was the artistic tions. and notes of social affairs. All Flood, Wood, Grarnt. O’Neil, Den- oar treatmenL A sare care Is gaar and b u gg y. 924 16th at. •work of the committee of the Good of items however should be signed by the lers, Douds, Evans. Taylor, Crotty. Order, who served dainty refresh- writer, not for publication, but for au­ Reordan, Dobson, Eagan, Heleen, the anteed in every case. If you have oas wents after tbe installing of the offi­ thenticity. Misses Wilkins. MacManus, Soils. Good­ W A NT E D . cers. D epu ty H. C. U. K ath erin e R. win, Walsh West and Halstead, and the cer or know of any one that has yoo ’Murray. Clilef Kajiger Jennie J. R yan Tlie young ladles of the Sacred Messrs. Joe Newman, Frank T.«enk, Cor­ will do a great favor If yoa tell them A middle aged woman to go to Pueblo suxd Vice C. R. Rosa Murray, were pre- Heart ParlKli are giving a leap year nelius Campbell. George Park and F. to take charge of house. Good homo weated with beautiful flowers. To our soiree at Hyndman hall. Twenty-eighth Crotty. about the Harris Institute. Write o> and family, right party. Inquire 1818 You Can Win a Prize beloved Chief Itanger was given a and Downing Aves on Tliursday, even­ Pennsylvania; also 1123 Greenwood St. bandsome purse, tne contents which ing. January 30. 1908. It's an Informal call. Consultation free. Pueblo. Colo. ■rare $&0 in gold. Her words of appre- afTalr. but the entire dance will be a Mrs. Cullen, the West Side popular «4ation were gratefully received by the Htrintly leap ye.'ir affair. The committee milliner, w’lll cut prices on all women’s H arris ftistitHte, 1S14 Main St. FREE MUSICAL EDUCATION Besides you can make money Oourt. D. H. C. R. thanked the Sisters in charge of the dance are (he Misses and children’s hats. 1462 South Tenth street. Opp. St. Leo’s church. Tel. Main (4th Floor) Kansae City, Mo. We will sell a piano for <6 down and f o r the beautiful flowers given her. She Blanch Horan, Olive Traver, Anna 7272. 15 per month, and give you a free mua- each week Dr. Hughes. Physioiaa in eharge. Icnl education under a choice of six of the best piano teachers In Denver to every purchaser this coming week. Col­ umbine Music Co., 820-42416th a t. Charles bldg. Jewelry and Watch Repairing High-grade piano for rent, cheap to DaPron’s righ t party. 924 16th st. And a Complete Line of SCHOOL OF DANCING YOU DON'T NEED MONEY TO BUY Call on the Circulator at The SOCIETY PINS A piano : come In and ask for Trlggs' he will take something you have to Will b€ foan4 at th« Well-Known Jewelry Eetablishment of 220 BROADWAY trade or may secure you employment so < you can earn one; will also take all Classes for beginners only, Monday and Fri­ kinds of contractors' work and farm­ day nights, 8 to 11; four lessons 11.50. ers' products In exchange for planoa or Register Office, 1824 Curtis M.O’KEFFES COMPANY sell you one for $6 down and 85 per month; he is manager Columbine Muaio Reception Wednesdays and Saturdays Co.. 920-924 16th a t, Ch arles b ld g And he will tell you how to 827 ISA Street Ptaone Main 6440 Private classes Monday and Saturday after­ noons. 2 to 6; 76 cents each at Huaton Hall, Dr. James I. Laiightin. dentist 214 sell The Register *^lf you g e t It at O'KEEFE'S you k n o w it'e good.*' 1080 Broadway Phone Brown 414r - Temple Court building, corner Fif­ teenth and California straeta. Phone.