DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTJ^R

VOL. III. NO 31. DEXVKK, COLORADO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1908. $1.50 l L?'® jar Archbishop Farley’s Story

His Grace of New YorK Illustrates the Great Power of Personal Sympathy—Employer and Employee o f F a t K e r An "Industrial Peace Evening,” feeling between master and mai>» was the pleasing title given to a since each depends on the other. Th® gathering of prominent men at the capitalist depends a.-< much on the la­ residence of Andrew Carnegie in borer as the laborer on the capitalist. I New York not long since. The con­ He should, therefore, have a paternal Pastor of St. Elizabeth’s Church, Denver, Slain at Com­ ference was held under the auspices interest in all his employes, in sick­ of the National Civic Federation. ness, in health, in death and in life. munion Rail by Italian Anarchist The gathering of nearly four hun­ He should be his men's friend. That dred representatives employers, la­ was th« case in the instance I cited a Perhaps the most appalling crime in Bey, Dec'^mber 4, 1886, and entored the ’ si>Ue of the many cares usual In a n:uch time in mill towns of Massachu-I body; the nuns of the city, the school bor leaders, professional men, edu­ moment ago. That gentleman was a the history of the Catholic Church in Franciscan college, whore he com­ large parish his gentleness never left setts and some in Chicago, and came M^^Hdren. the i>eopIe of the parish and cators and publicists under Mr. Car­ father to all bis workmen, and hence America was committed at the six pleted his studies and was ordained a him. Moreover, he was untiring in his to Denver two weeks before Christmas | gener.il public, until the church was negie's hospitable roof was in itself he had their confidence, love and af­ o'clock mass in St. Elizabeth s Church, priest by the late Bishop Wlggor, July effortn for the betterment of his pea- with Miho Bnmetti, » recent inimtsrant, HHed to Its capacity. A crowd number- a striking illustration of the progress fection. He was willing to make Denver, on Sunday. February the 23rd, 26. 1891. pie, and his zeal, rather than his au-|from1 - -Italy. - He gives---- so-called - . ...------"home ing many thousands, unable to gain ad- that has been made in recent years any sacrifice, and they were willing when the paslor. Rev. Fr. Leo Hein­ Father Ix o labored for many years thorlty, irsplrcd his co-workers. A l­ address" 10 Wallez ]>lace, Wake­ mlssicn during the .Mass, stcxxl in the toward conditions in the industrial to make one which he would not ac­ richs, O. F. M., was shot down In cold as assistant pastor of St. Bonaventures, though h3 bad been in our midst only field, Massachusetts. s'reet. th _■ men with heads bared. world. cept from them. blood by an Italian anarchist to whom saying Mass at Uockaway, New Jer- five months be bad endeared himself His crime had be<'n evidently pre° (he hour appoin:ed. be- Archbishop Farley w*as present and "Now, I have thought over thie he was aCmlnlaterliig Holy Commun­ soy. on Sundays. From 1897 till 1902 j to all. The i>oor, especially, have lost meditated, as tlie bullets he used were i Procession of fifty acolytes, when asked to give his views spoke problem from time to time, and it ion. Fathei Leo was officiating In he ministered to the parish of Slngnc, In him a true friend. He fed many s..arpcnod to needle iwints. He ar-1 ^’hlte surplices over black cas­ as follows: curs to me that the great drawback place of Father Wulstan. who Is the a suburb of Paters.n; at the same time I daily at his dcor; he visited the sick rived iwent minutes before the Mass socks. followed by fifty visiting priests " I am delighted to see the trend of the system of corporations is this usual celebrant of the mass at that he was raised to the office of vicar of and secured for them in case of need began and took his position three pews of the Fitnclscan. Dominican, Jesuit, that labor and capital arp taking, as — that those employed by them never evidenced in the union oere, under time. St. Bonaventures. and made a director the medical and other necessary alien from the front and directly In front of Redemptorist, Marist. Servite and Ben’ can get at the employer. A corpora­ The Italian had taken his position in of the third order. In the autumn of I the puL'ut. He expresseil no repent- edlctlne orders and secular priests. the roof of one of our most hospit­ tion has no soul— so it is said, at front of the pulpit, where he evidently 1902 he was sent to be pastor of St. "Only true men can wdn the ronfi- ance for his deed, but on the contrary Finally the celebrant of the Mass and able and leading capitalists of the least— and when a man, or a body of expected the preacher to make his ap- Stephen's church. Croghan. New York. his (leaccns filed into the sanctuary to United States. It augurs well. Mr. men, have a grievance, they cannot X>earance. Foiled here, there being There he erected a subMantial church begin the celebration of the Solemn Carnegie saM a few moments ago. in get at the owner, whom they think DO sermon at the six o'clock mass, he and school, l>oth cf which were de­ High Ma.ss of Requiem^ The choir, aug­ speaking of labor and capital, that should feel for them and meet with iwrslsted In his baleful purpose and as stroyed by Are. together wpli other mented to seventy voices, accompanied much of the trouble comes from lack them. He will always say: T cannot the time for giving communion ap- Church property, but so well did he la­ by a full crehestra, began the singing of recognition on the part c f the cap­ do anything in the matter unless it imoached, walked up with the com­ bor that within three years he had ro- of Schmidt’s Requiem Mass. Miss Jo­ italist. Bearing on that, let me take is laid before the board.' municants to the alu r railing, where built the Church property at a cost of sephine M oeber directed the choir and a tale for my text which will perhaps "Now, I hold that if some persoh he knelt at the end nearest the altar $200,000, every cent of which was paid. her sister. Miss Clara Woeber, pre­ convey to you what Mr. Carnegie and in power were given authority, some of the Blersed Virgin. Father I-eo had After leaving Croghan he «'as re­ sided at the organ. myself have In our minds as the best man with a big heart and a sympai- solution of these vexed relations be­ thetic nature, to deal with the mem reached him. he raised his head, re­ turned to Paterson, where he remained The celebrant of the Mass'was Rev. tween labor and capital. When I as that gentleman I spoke of in the ceived the Sacred Host upon his until five months ago. when ho was as­ Frank O'Neil, O. P., pastor of St. Dcmi- was a young man in college a com­ beginning dealt with his men, show­ tongue, and heard from the man whom signed to Denver. F'ather Leo left Pat­ nlc s, representing the Dominican or­ panion o f mine told me this story; ing them that he was flesh of their be Intended to send to death: "May erson September 23. 1907, exactly five der; the deacon was Rev. Eklward His father was the employer of some flesh and bone of their bone, that he the body of Our Lord Jesus Christ months before the date of his death. Barry, S. J., pastor of Sacred Heart 500 or 1,000 men. Dull times came recognized in them and in their souls preserve thy soul to life everlsstlng- , church, representing the Jesuits, and In this short pastoiate at St. Eliza­ on. the market was stagnant, ma­ the image of God, the same as was It was a solemn moment. Every other the sub-deacon was Rev. Stephen Eis- beth's the martyred prt<*Bt wound terial was being turned out by this stamped upon his own soul, you head was bowed In silent absorption ler, C. S. S. R., pastor of St. Joseph's, closely about him the affections of bis large body of men and no sales were would hear less of discontent and les.^ and adoration. Scarcely had the words representing the Redemptorists. Rev. people. Kindliness toward everyone made. Month after m.onth passed of the problems that are vexing the died away than the man. with a vio­ Father Wulstan, O. F. M., assistant pas­ was bis chief characteristic, kiadllness. and the conditions promised no im- nations today between capital and lent exclamation, spat the sacred tor cf St. Elizabeth's, acted as master human cheer, brotherly love and char­ proveui^Dt. One day the employer labor. siH>clos from his mouth, and snatching ity. .People living in the vicinity of the of CCr®ffioni?3. Rev. wniiarc O'Ryanj a revolver from bis hip i»ocket, shot [ trai .waited Oh 1>>' k delegation of the "J feel that I have a right to speak friary tell the ston' that every morning pastor o f Si. Leo's, delivered the fu­ through the heart his victim—who had workers, who stated were on this question, and ar^ ery happy a line of hungry men. women and chil neral sermon and dwelt not so much on just performed for him one of the most dren vrure received at the gates by the life of the deceased, as eulogies are not contented. »to narv th^® opportunity of doing 9 0 .^ subUou» services la the |»ower of hu­ T^. L ’*o'' anil idven fdotT ahT clothing. contrary (d the cust*>m of thd Francis­ “ ‘W Tiafs irrocs? Am I not par-j Inaemach as *I am a bishop Of » man beings. Father Ixo reeled and cans. as upon the evils of anarchy' and tag vou today and'ever since the dull [church chose supreme head, th » sank to the Hoor of the sanctuary, limes just what I paid you before, j Sovereign Pontiff lately deceased, r > striving with the lnst‘nct of the priest, and yon see nothing is coming ln ? 'li,e o X III, has put forth the ablest, to collect the consc.'raicd particles | “ ‘M e know it, hut we are not the clearest and the most solving in- which had been sc/.ttered from the contented, and are sent here to-rep­ atructloQ that perhaps ever has been chalice. Father Wulstan being called resent the men to make a demand on written on the subject df labor' and wuK just In time to auntlnlster the last j you In the matter of wages.' capital. Doubtless most of you have sicrantents when he « :pir«*d, his last? "He said; T cannot do anything heard of it. Many of you have read act being to iKitnt mutely to the fallen ■ more for you; I am giving you all I it. Tbeie be divides all mankind contents of tho’clborlum. j can; I might say I am taking the into two bodies, very properly, work­ Stunned and benumbed by the fear | bread out of my own and niy thil- ers and employers, and he takes them fill catastrophe the congregatbm re j dren’s mouths.’ to task and asks, w*hy should they nuilned for some few inomcmlB In help­ " 'W o know that, and we want stand face to face like two armies, less stupefaction, while the murderer you to reduce our wages 20 per cent.’ ready to fly at one another? He tells •sprang to his feel and with brandlsbe*! "W ell, this gentleman was com­ the workmen, do not listen to dema­ weapon si>ed down the aisle to the pletely taken aback, and said: T will gogues who promise impossible o|H'n door. Although efforts were now- not do it; you have your families and things which they never can perform. made to reach him, ho had almost yourselves to suppdrt just as well In Do no violence to your employer or pained the portal, when he lrIp|H*d In dull as In good times.’ to your employer’s property. Do the carpet anti fell, and was Instantly "'Very well, then; we will strike.’ your work honestly* and uprightly. held by K. J. Quigley, a Rio Grande "Th at has stuck in my mind since Then he turns to the employer and conductor, and Pollceinaii Daniel I was a boy, and it seems to me to says: Do not regard your workmen Cronin, who were attending the mass contain the solution of a great many as slaves; do not make capital out of Threats of violence being uttered by dliflculties. That man understood their needs; do not regard their bone the rapidly growing crowd, his captors hls men; ho was thoroughly in sym­ and muscle as so much wood and tieomed U wisest to take the assassin pathy with them, and I hold that the steel to be turned into money. No; Immediately to the city jail In a buggy source of most of the difficulties be­ and then he touches, as no man I which stood near by. Ho was thence tween capital and labor, between ever heard on the question has removed to the county jail and later workmen and employer, is the lack touched it. the solution of the wage to Colorado Springs, as the gathering of sympathy. They stand facing one problem. He says every man is free of molw i>clnted to the Imminent lynch­ Rev. Father Leo Heinrichs, O. F. M., the Martyred Pastor of St. Elizabeth*! Church, and the Interior of the Edifice Where He Met His Death. another like two grand armies in to make a contract with another; but ing of the prisoner. battle array, ready to rush at one an­ there is a law of nature more im­ After the body of the dead priest other; or if it be not that, they stand Of an inoffensive, loving nalure, with I dcnce ant love of a child, in our par- showed hls satisfaction in violent lan­ the efforts of the Church to suppress perious and ancient than any contract had been removed Rev. Father Ruse- like two rows of statues In the muse­ niallec towards none, but benovoloncc | Uh today there arc no hearts heavier guage and stated he had Intended to them. It was a splendid burst of elo­ between man and mao, and any con­ blus Schlinginann. the senior assistant um up here, having no sympathy one towards all. It Is Inconcclvahle that ; than those of the little children to kill three more priests had his plan not quence, and uonc more appropriate tract that denies a laborer a reason­ pastor of St. Kltxabeth's, tacked the such a man should he cho.sen for the! whom ho was Indeed a father. He took been ini''rfere\l with. could have been given. At the con­ with the other; where as there should able and frugal maintenance is an un­ following notice upon the front en­ nsHassIn'a bullet. Humility, sclf.altne | u|iun himself the Bpcclal care of^the On Monday tho remains o f Father clusion of Ihe Mass Father Phillips, be a warm current of good, kindly just one.” trance of the church: gatloii, mortlflcatkn of the flesh as was children and found a favorite in each Ix o were laid out in the private chapel chancellor of Dt'nver diocese, acting for A Costly Chaiice Stolen. "Owing to the frightful tragedy In endured, l.j the scourge of sleel which "Here in the friary we have lost a of the friary. On Tuesday nK.rnIng at Propose “ Discovery Day” iishop M itz, held special requiem serv­ Another theft of an histc^tc church •the church by an unknown criminal, was worn u|K>n his bor celebrati'il by Father Euse­ of the Knights of Columbus, two bills The Knights of St. John occupied (he $10,000. has boon stolen from the Father Loo, all services will bo discon­ constant preparation for his death—a I know that for him It had no horrors. bius and two of the i*arish priests. At providing for a national holbhiy In place of hoivT within the sanctuary, parish church. The chalice was one tinued for the day. Kindly reader, death that seems the more tragic In He died u martyr for Christ, whom he memory of Christopher Columbus, have the conclusion of the ceremonies a and four of their number In uniform presented by the king of France to breathe a silent prayer for the rejMise view of ihe blnmeloss life. had lovcil so well. been lntro*luced in Congress, one by guard of two uniformed Knights of St. kept constant guard over the bier. The Cardinal Dellugenza, afterward Pope •of the soul of our beloved dear friend. At a funeral service a few days be­ "How such a man could be chosen to Senator Hopkins of Illinois and the John took their stand on either side of Knights of Columbus occupicil the cen­ Leo X lll. It was superbly designed "(Slgnedl FATHER EUSEBIUS." fore his own sad end Father speke be slain ns an enemy of Gotl's poor. Is otheFSby Representative Gouldou of Ihp casket and wore relieved by other ter of the church, and the nuns of and Incrusted with diauioDds. rublen As services couhl not be hehl In the of sudden deaths, and ndvlse- That intrcHluced by Senator Hopkins night. All through the day a constant cupied seals on the left bt^hind tho several other precious articles, heir­ Rev. Po.''cy Phillips, chancellor of the nil times to meet God. plo, and above all for the jK>or, and sets forth that "October 12th be maib stream of pt'ople luissetl up and down Knights of Columbus. looms of Cardinal Dollagpuza, have xllocese. In the absence of the bishop "Death may come at any time and who knox.'s Father Ixo's life, this will a legnl holiday In the District of Co the aisles to take a last view of the re­ Hundreds of candles burned cn the disapi>earod. and vlcar-genoral. gave tin* necessary under peculiar elrcumatances," were certainly appear ns one of tho most un lumbis.". This bill was referred to the mains ns they lay In state. altars nn-.i flowers were scattere*! blessing on Monday afternoon, K«*b- hla words. "W e must live so that reasonabl \ and therefore dastardly, committee on the District of Cclumbia. On Wednesday morning the public everywhere. At the front entrance of The Cross Is U only ladder to para­ runry 25th. ^ when the end comes we will Jbe nt crimes of our dny. Kepit'sentativo Golden’s bill pro­ sorvlce, which was nllowtHi by special the sanctuary, where It had restctl In dise; without the Cross the ascent to Father Eusebius aent a telegram to peace wUli God. and then to us death "May Ills gentle spirit have eternal vides "that the 12th day of October of (>ermls*lon owing to tho unusual cir­ state for two dux's. lay the bmly of the heaven Is sKogttlier impossible.—St. the fathi.r superior of the order In I'nt win have no teiror, hut will !><• merel> ponces. (Signed) each and every year, beginning with cumstances. was lu'M in St, Kliznbeth's tlead priest, the coffin being tilted for­ Rose of LiiuJ^ erson, New JerB<»y, lnf.:rnilng him of tho transition E) a happier Hf» FATHKK EUSEBIUS. SCHLING: the year 1908, be. and is Hereby made church nt 10 o'clock. Tho early ward Sufficiently to permit inixet of the tragedy. In answer the father su­ The following is a characterization M.VNN, O. F. M." a national holiday In commemoration Musses wore s^ild for the rcj>ose of the those In the church to view the face of Press dispatches report Archbishop perior expressed hla deep regret and of his deceased brother by Father Eii Tho assassin, Gulseppe Alio, alias of the discovery of America by Chris s.ul of the dead priest At 9 o’clock a Father l.tH) from their seats. In front Ryan us saying that there may be a requealod that the body be bent to that sebiuo. Guiseppe Guarnaccio, alias Antonio topher Columbus om he 12th day ef Oc­ platoon 01 jHdice cleared the edifice of the casket was a floral design of an union of tho Anglican and Catholic • city for Interment. "In tho death of our tlgar Father Leo Gabrieli*', is aged fifty-six ytnra, and tober In the year 1492. When the 12tli and a gmrd of the Knights of St. John open boi>'\, inscribed with the words. tlay ot Octol>er falls on Sunday in any Churches in the near future, giving Father Leo Helurlch was born In I feel that I hn\ e lost not only a friend a native c f Sicily. He became social was stationed nt the door to admit the "There is Swet»t Pence in Heaven,” do- year the Kolldav shall-bo celebrated on as bis reason for such belief the Oeslorlch. archdiocese of Colon, Qer* and co-worker In the cnuso of rellgiun, 1st and anarchist at Ihlrty-fivo years, people nccordlng to their rights to en- natCil by the Jefferson Dramatic club. the following Montlay. That this day movement that has been going on fur nmuy, August 5, 1567. The wish to but a brother, and a model bi other n- bo designated Discovery Day." and Is a shoemaker by trnfle. He came iter. G.>vomor Buchtel, May-r Spec All the priests in attendance were some time lu England aiming at su< U become a Franciscan was expn*8scd that, In the fullest sense of the term Tho introtluctlon of these bills Ih] to America two years ago, where he ; ninl Sherirf Nlsbet were assigned a pev onorary pallbearers, but the active most gratifying to the Knights of Co | union. Thp fact that a groat many early In youth. On account of Bis "Hls was a nature of that flno make, has since been teaching anarchy, work ' In froiK of tho clinrch beside J. K. Mu’ nes were : J. K. Mullen, representing lumbus. tho originators of tho mov<- j Episcopalians are becoming Cath- inarck s May Law* which compelled all which wo see only In GotUs own me» l:ig Utile at hla trade. Ho resldctl soun*; leu, representing the Knights of Co the Knights of Columbus; Joseph Os- mont to secure the holiday in question. | which is all the union necessary ycur.g men to pass throe years In the Gentle and affable to all, ho knew hov time in Fatoraon, New Jersey, the hot , lumbui. Then were admitted the socle ! It Is earncsily hoped that the. matter I them all, «-ems to giro color to xinny, he went to Palmson, New Jer- to bo sir ng and forceful for gooil. Ii. will be fax orably acted Upon during the T bed of anarchy in America, and spent | ties-whUa altonUed ihe funeral in e l (Contiiiuod on Fourth Page.) l.resent strston at Cougreas. I ArchbUhoK • remarks. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER

TO MAKE ICED CHOCOLATE. I RELIGIOUS RECEPTION. Spocial Correspondence. CITY SHOE FACTORY Rsfrsshing Drink Extract Easily P rs-. J. W. FIRBSTINE. Proprietor pared and Bottled. On February 4, at the chapel of Sewed aolea. 66 to 76 eenta. Rubber heels. 35 cents, Do you ever wish you could make the motberbouse, Nazareth, Mich., Phc»Ae, V alo a 1074. PUEBLO iced chocolate that would taste as . Rt. Rev. P. J. Muldoon of Chicago good as iced tea and coffee? One orig­ officiating, Misses Catherine Qep- 103 W . P earth St. P aeble, Oela. inal hostess who is always springing ford. Marion Ethel Martin, Cather­ Purity of Food is What Uncle Sam Demands something new served it at a card ine Stoll received the habit, and were Chas. Otero Jewelry Co. KBlNYOir’S CONVSRT SOKB. party the other nighL She gave these admitted into the novitiate of the Sis­ in tbes« days. He makes the roost rigrid examinations and tests of food pro* directions to a guest who inquired into i yiiBfictvrlig Jewelers iid Optidm ducts and puts the seal of his approval upon it. We are particular about the the mystery: ters of St. Joseph of the diocese of selection of our stock' of g^roceries and meats. The best are none too good Ohio College H as Given Mnny Dis­ Detroit. They will hereafter bo DIAMOND SETTING for you to eat and for us to sell. Try us and get the best reasonable prices. Put an ounce of cooking chocolate . AND ENGRAVING. tinguished Men to Church. 2 lbs. F a n cy D a iry Bu tter ...... S5c 4 lbs. F a n cy L a rg e A p p les...... 25c into a saucepan and pour on it grad- i known as Bister M. Gregory, Sister Phone Black 3921. 2 lbs. T. W. L. Brand Fancy Cream- 2 lbs. Fancy Evaporated Apples... .XSc ually one pint of boiling water, stlr^ M. Eulalia, Sister M. Sienna. Sister 615 North Main St, PUEBLO, COLO. e r y B u t t e r ...... 6t5c 1 lb. F a n cy Comb H o n ey...... 15c Scaunell O’Neil contributes to the 4 cans Standard Sweet Corn ...... S5c 6 lbs. New Clean Rolled O ats ...... 95c ring all the time. Put the saucepan M. Liguori made her first vows. One 2 ^ lb. Can Fancy Utah 3 cans Early June Peas ...... 95c Rosary Magazine an interesting arti­ on the fire and stir until the chocolate J. W, C. FLOYD To m atoes...... lOe 2 lbs. Fig Newtons ...... 2Sc cle on "Convert Sons of Kenyon." is all dissolved, then add granulated HOWARD SWEET POTATOE^S, CR.4.NBERRIES, FRESH FRUITS, NUTS. Kenyon College was founded near ML sugar and taste and stir until it begins PHOTOGRAPHER Death of Prominent Hibernian. Pueblo’s Leading Pure Govermment Inspected and Stamped Lard Vernon, O., at the little town of Gam­ to boll. Cook for three minutes Corner Sixth and Court Sts. longer without stirring, then strain The only kind that you know is flt for use. Use no other. bler, by the Anglican Bishop Chase, The Hon. D. J. Hennessy, tbe Open for business six days in the and cool. Add one teaspoon ot va­ week and Tuesday, Thursday and Sat Ten-Ib. pall gl.15. Five-lb. pall 60c. Three lbs...... SSc whose granddaughter, by the way. Catholic millionaire mine-owner of Photogfrapher SPECIAL. FANCY LEAN PORK CHOPS. LB ...... IDc nilla extract, bottle and store in a Butte, Mont., died suddenly in that urday evenings. SS4 Ifarth Mala St. Sister Mary Frances de Sales Chase, cool place. When needed, put two Prices moderate; work first-class. PlIBBLO , THE LANGLEY GROCER COMPANY was a Visitation nun. The money city on January 27. Mr. Hennessy tablespoons of crushed ice In a tum­ PUEBLO, COLO. PUEBLO’S LARGEST GROCERY AND MARKET. was furnished by Lords Kenyon, bler, add two tablespoons of whipped was prominent in the Ancient Order Private Telephone Excl^ange— Call Main 589. Gambler and Boxley. The grandson cream, one gill of milk and half a of Hibernians, and was a member of T. G. McCa r t h y M cCrth, Blk., Ill N. Main SL Phone In your Orders Corner Third and Santa Fe Avenue. o f the man for whom the college is gill of any carbonic water. Stir thor­ tbe National Board of Directors. He Undertaker & Licensed Embaimer Dellvaries Had* to All Parts o f tho City Dally named, the Hon. John George Ken­ oughly before drinking. It is wonder­ as also active in Democratic party fully refreshing. Three licenaed embalmara enmloyed. yon, of Christ Church College, Ox­ councils. Modern methods. Beaaongble 6rienced housewife declares vout Catholic and a man of large repaired. Neglect cauaea alckneaa, ioaa professor of natural science at Ken­ of time and doctor'a bill. Have them P. SHEERAN rm«T4tLA8S RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION. Telephone Union aOS. that both lamb and mutton should be yon; the Very Rev. Father Fidelis charities. He was born in Frederick- put in ahape. Retatna health and earn­ more carefully prepared than the oth­ ton, N. B.. in 1854, and had lived in ing capacity. Which will you chooaer (Dr. James Kent Stone), now prov­ er meats. First, the loose fat which OKOCBRIBSa MBATS AND incial of the Passionists in the East­ Montana since 1879. A wife and comes wrapi>ed around such a roast three children survive him. DR. MOORE r R O V IS IO N S ern Province of the United States, should be removed, washed carefully Cor. Srd aaS Mmim Cemer Buminlt and Routt Avenuea. T H E R U E B L O president of Kenyon a short time be­ in salty water and set to work in a Over P«ehle Savlaga Waak Telephone Main SM. fore his conversion; the Rt. Rev. Syl­ dish of cold water Into which a very The Force of Example. Steam Laxiitidry Co. little bicarbonate of soda has been puL The Washington Catholic says that vester Horton Rosecrans, D. D., first Phone Oallup 919. All Work Promptly Attended to.. CORNER D STREET AND VICTORIA AVENUE. bishop of Columbus, O., and his Then the roast proper instead of some years ago there was in St. Aloy- being washed or wiped, as usual, r a m tH m a i n 14$. c r one of Our WaKona Will Call. brother, Major General William Stark sius’ church, Washington, the funer­ A R T H U R P. O 'C O N N O R should be thoroughly scraped with al of a clerk in tbe postoffice de­ Rosecrans, one of the heroes of the a sharp knife until every bit of skin partment. After Mass the postmas­ Civil war; Henry Livingston Rich­ has been removed, without, however, Painter and Decorator CnUBCH DBCORATINO A SPBCIALTY. ards, for years an Episcopal minister, cutting away any of the fat, and next ter general, a Protestant, went Into tbe sacristy and said to the officiat­ TlifTCVO, GRAIIVINO, BIGlf-WRlTINO. Buy SEITER’S Candies father of the distinguished Jesuit, the the meat should be freely rubbed with 4578 Raleigh Street SATIIPAOTION OCARANTEBD Deaver, Oeleradet Rev. Joseph Havens Richards; W il­ salt. After this, the loose fat, which ing priest: "Father, if every Cath­ Afade dally at his store, hence always fresh and nourishing. has meanwhile been soaking, should olic lived the life that this man lived There’s none better liam Richards, brother of Henry, a well-known lawyer in the national be wiped quite dry and fastened there wouldn’t be a Protestant Im The Reliable Caterer and Confectioner capital, author of "The Road to around the roast with long skewers. the world." The Palace Clothing & Tailoring Co. Finally, this outer layer should be aai NORTH MAIN PUEBLO, COLORADO Rome"; Congressman Frank Hurd; rubbed over with salt and at last the 1016 CHAMPA STREET the Hon. Thomas Marshall, judge of roast of lamb or mutton is ready for A fine line of fall suite and overcoats at reasonable prices, The ealy / n- the circuit court of Utah, and the the pan. erlcan tailoring and clothing eatablisbment in the olty. Hon. Edward Simeral, of Omaha. Patronize Our Ribbon Pudding. Golden Jubilee of Famous Shrine. One quart milk, 1 ^ squares choco­ late, six level tablespoons sugar, one- TKe Iron City Fuiel Co. On February 11 the golden jubilee Advertiser! J. L . B E A M A N . M ^ r. half cup shredded cocoanut, eight of the Grotto of Lourdes was cele­ level tablespoons cornstarch, whites Hungarian brated with most imposing exercises of two eggs, two teaspoons vanilla. VAL,L>BY BARN at the shrine and throughout all Use two double boilers and scald Jeff Pltspatiielc, Prop. France. There Is a world-wide in­ a pint of milk in each. When hot put the chocolate into one and the cocoa- High Patent Flour terest in the great event and in near­ Best Line of Carriages and ly every diocese throughout the nut into the other. Divide the sugar Horses in the City world special Masses were offered and cornstarch and mix in two cups. COAL Spocial caro taken of boardera. Add a bit ot A l t to each and dilute up on that date. Phones 240 and 292 WHITE TRIANGLE with enough cold milk to pour. When 918 Sooth Btaia St. Poeblo. Oolo. “The Flour that Is Bread In Colorado” The most recent cure at Lourdes the chocolate is melted add the corn­ is that of an American, Miss Daisy starch mixture from one cup and stir Qrenet, of New York. For nine years until thick and smooth, then cover, Miss Grenet has suffered from paral­ and cook for 20 minutes, stirring oc­ J ysis, the physicians pronouncing her casionally. Add the remaining corn­ McMAHON CEL COLLIER case incurable. In a letter to friends starch to the cocoanut and milk, and in New York her father states that cook in the same manner. When done Here's Your Chance To Undertakers and Embalmers she was completely cured by a late remove from the fire and add the egg CORNER D STREET AND UNION AVE, PUEBLO, COLORADO. whites beaten stiff, allowing half for visit to Lourdes. each double boiler; then add half the Bet a Benuine vanilla to each. W et a mold in cold Priest Receives Parents Into the water and add half of one mixture, Church. then half of the other. Repeat the On the feast of the Purification, chill thoroughly. When ready to W illiam J. and Mary R. Doran, par­ serve turn on a glass dish and serve with cream, either plain or whipped. Advertise in the Register ents of Rev. Alvah W. Doran, of the VICTOR Church of the Epiphany, Philadel­ A French Dish. phia, and formerly of St. Clement’s A favorite dish in a French family P. E. church, were received Into the consists of Spanish mackerel served Talking Machine the Result Bringer true fold by their son. The cere­ with young leeks. The leeks, with mony took place in the Church of their leaves on, are boiled for half an the Epiphany, where Father Doran hour in salted water and a tablespoon­ E .MAKE this remarkably liberal offer to will celebrate a Mass of thinksglving ful of butter. Meanwhile a Spanish W streets, Benedictine College: Rev. mackerel that has been split down the all responsible, reliable parties, because Charch Directory at an early date. Father CalUstus, O. S. B., pastor; resi­ back Is seasoned inside and out with W E KNOW that the Victor la a machine dence, Benedictine College, Telephone salt and pepper, folded and brushed The above illustrated genuine Victor machine, complete with six genuine Victor records, for only that will back up every promise we make for It •1 Ignatius* Church—Grand avenue Main 879. First Mass at 8 a. m., sec­ Pop© Approves Temperance Society. thoroughly wltn melted butter and 112.10; 13.00 down. 11.00 per w eek o r 14.00 per When trying it you will see at once the vast su­ and EUeventh street, the Rev. WUliam ond Mass at 19 a. m., Sunday school The League of the W hite Cross, a broiled for ten minutes on each side. month. Now don’t say you can't afford music on 1. Howlstt, pastor; residence 414 West at 2 p. m.. Rosary and Benediction at society for combating tbe evil of al­ The fish Is served in the middle of account of the price. periority of the genuine Victor over ordinary the platter with the leeks arranged Klsvsntb street; telephone. Red 4412 7:30 p. m. coholism, constituted under the pat­ machines, particularly the latest improved Vic­ —^Flrst Hass at 8:00 a. m.; High ronage of the French cardinals and around it and accompanied by a rich cream sauce seasoned with parsley tor models; you and your friends will be more than pleased—constantly amused and entertained— and Mass at 10:00 a. m.; Sunday school bishops, has obtained from the Holy 81rs. McKenna Buried at St. Louis. and lemon juice. you would not part with the instrument at twice or three times its price If you could not secure another. at 8:80 p. m.; evening devotions The body of Mrs. Frank B. Mc­ Father a special favor, that, namely, t amd Braedlction at 7:30 p. m. Kenna. daughter of Colonel and Mrs. of his active co-operation. Pius X. A Left-Over Suggestion. When you have boiled a ham do not 8L Bonifaoe’s Church— Summit and R. C. Kerens, who died in Paris Jan­ has, in fact, granted suitable indul­ insist upon its appearing on the family Sixth streets. Rev. Ferdinand Har- uary 21, arrived in St. Louis Feb. 9. gences and other encouragements for HERE ARE SOME OF THE THIN6S YOU GET those participating ia the good work board after It has been eaten down tung, O. 8. B., pastor; residence, 522 The body was accompanied from to the scrag ends. of the league. Summit; telephone. Red 4141—First Paris by Colonel McKenna, Mrs. R. These are ussightly and by that Mass at 8 a. m.; sermcMi in Blnglisb; C. Kerens and Miss Gladys Kerens. time the family is tired of It at any t ON THE VICTOR High Mass. 10:30 a. m., sermon In Ger­ The funeral took place Feb. 11, Arch­ As walking is coming into vogue rate. man; Sunday school, 10 a, m.; Rosary bishop Glennon officiating. generally as a great health preserv­ Instead, make use of the chopper stirring marches, waltzes, two-steps, thrilling overtures, minstrel dialogues and songs, old-fashioned and Beaedletlon, 7:80 p. m. er, it is interesting to note that Car­ and turn the small pieces Into cro­ hymns and patriotic pieces, beautiful vocal and instrumental solos, even up to the very best of grand dinal Gibbons is a fervent advocate quettes, or mix them with creamed 8L Mary’s Chureh— Park and B Rev. Dean Anthony H. Walburg, of the exercise. The Cardinal has eggs baked in' a pudding dish or even streets, the Rev. Cyril Zupan, O, 8. B., pastor of St. Augustine's church, Cin­ passed the allotted age of man, yet have some dainty minced bam sand­ Victor Is a wonder of melody; It Is far better J F S OTHER OUTFITS and the Rev. Adelbert Blahnlk, O. S. cinnati, has been the recipient of he can do his ten miles a day with­ wiches for lunch mixed with mayon­ B., pastcM-s; resldsnee, 800 Bast B. numerous letters and messages con­ naise, a little chopped lettuce, and out inconvenience, and he accom­ It perfectly. Here’s a coupon that will bring you # 4 $4:J.60, ;^53.60 anti up street; telephone, mask 4788—Msssee gratulating him on the completion of some cut up sweet pickles. bis 160,000 donation for the German plishes this task faithfully except in full Information as to the different Victor at 6 and 8 a. m.; High Haas at • and extraordinarily inclement weathdr. 18:80 a. m. Sunday sehool at 8:80 p.m.; chair at the Catholic University, Fruit Economy. machines, together with prices and terms. Write for Terms. evening devotions and Benediction at Washington, D. C. The chair will To Baltimoreans he is a familiar When preparing apples or other fruit for cooking, first wash the fruit Fill It In, cut It out and send It In to-day: 7:30 o'clock. Masses on week days at be filled by an eminent professor of sight out for a jaunt, but strangeii* 7 and 8 a. m. thoroughly and then save all the German literature next fall. Father generally are astonished when told Our Lady of Mount Carmel Chureh that tbe small man, without one sin­ good skins, cores, etc.; put a little Walburg has Just celebrated his 67th water over these and simmer on stove —Southwest corner of Park and B gle exterior sign of his dignity, is the birthday. He was born in Clncln* gently, then strain and pour the juice streets, the Rev. 8. OigUo, S. J., pas­ natl, and was the first native ct that illustrious churchman and scholar. in with the fruit, and you will find tor; resldenee 888 MIehigan avenue; city ordained to the priesthood. He usually walks alone, and it Is a that the fruit will be much richer and telephone. Black 2082—First mass at token of marked favor to be Invited more highly flavored. I a. m.; second mass at 10:00 a. m. A reporter on the St. Louis Globe- to join in bis rambles. Bishop H o­ Cinnamon Jumblss. SL Patrick’s Church— Michigan and Democrat has sprung into prominence gan, of Kansas City, whose age is the same as the Cardinal’s, is also a Mix as for the lemon jumbles, omit­ Routt avenue: Rev. John B. Schlmpf, by his superior knowledge of Cath­ ting the lemon and adding two table- strong advocate of walking and be­ 5. J., pastor; Rev. Alexander Dreane, olic things, as witness the following: spoonfuls cinnamon. To make the 6. J., Rev. Vincent Fuss, S. J., assis^ "W hen the Church began observing fore bis recent illness, took a jaunt cakes, roll lightly between the hands a ants. Telephone Black 2082. First the second day of February as the every day regularly. Mass at 7 a. m., second Mass at 8:80 ■mall piece of dough, join the two a. m., children’s Mass at 9:80 a. m.. natal day of St. Candlemas, the en­ ends, making a ring, lay in the bake High Mass at 10:80 a. m.. Vespers, tire Christian world naturally adopt­ A report which owes its origin to pan, sprinkle with sugar and bake in sermou and Benediction oC the Blessed ed the second day of .February as that one of the German newspapers has a hot oven. Baonunent at 7:80 p. m. day on which nature should be close­ been spread that the Emperor of Aus­ Baking Apples. • L Francis Xavier’s Church— Spruce tria sent on the occasion of his re­ ly watched to see what could be ex­ When baking apples baste them street Logan avenue, the Rev. pected of it in the way of bringing covery the sum of a million crowns Fraaels X Kowald, S. J., pastor; real- often with their own juice. This is on the desired vernal season." How as a gift to tbe Holy Father. Un­ 8wcn. 888 Michigan street; telephone, as essential for good results as to Black 2088—^First mass at 7:80 a. m.; easily the fertile brain of some of fortunately '^r the Papal treasury, baste a roasL m gh Maas at 8:80 a. m.; Benediction the reporters for our dailies can make the report if entirely unfounded, and iito r BMh Mans; Snntey school at news, when one of them creates a would seem to have originated only Heat Removes Putty. To remove old putty from window 8lM p. BL new Saint In such an off-hand aiitD- in the fertile brain of a German jour­ frame pass a red hot poker slowly B t Leander's Church— Goller'' ♦▼e- str! nalist. aad Beventh over It and It will come off easily. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER BOULDER, COLO. Cattle Driving in Ireland MRS. NELLIE KISER, Representative, 902 Walnut Street The Country is Peaceful Notwithstanding Contrary Phone: Boulder 731 — 1 Ring Reports of the English Papirj.

************ 4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■»■♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ E i t > I T O « - Boulder Church Directory. So much misinformation about the “ The cattle driven o ff on Saturday ^ r . *WlUl&m A. RAdford w ill answer will strike everybody favorably Is the BOILDEB, COLORADO Saored Heart Church— Cor. 14th and condition of Ireland Is cabled .to night wers found next morning at QueaUona and clve advice FREE OF possibility of building It for about H ill sta. P asto ra l Residence— 2322 14th COST zZi subjects pertaining to the $1,600. In these times of advancing sL Telephone Pearl 418. Rev. Father America through the agency of I.«on- Oldcastle, on the lands of Mr. P. J. subject o f butldlDE fo r the readers o f this don news associations, which news­ paper. On account of his wide expe­ prices no one expects much of a Agatho, O.S.B., pastor, assisted by Rev. O’Rorke, where they had devoured a rience as Editor. Author and Manufac­ house for any such price. A man Berthold. O.S.B. Sunday H ig h Mass at papers on this side of the Atlantic quantity of hay belonging to a couple turer. he is. without doubt, the highest would have to manage very care­ 10 o'clock. Mass on week days at 8 sometimes print in good faith, that of small farmers adjoining." authority on all these subjects. Address J. B. H IS K EY o'clock. Sunday evening services at fully to get this house for that amount all Inquiries to William A. Radford. No. c h a s e : . This Is an old style bouse plan, but rora sts. Green Isle." At the present critical but still hopeful evicted tenants who it has a Eood deal to recommend it. period in the affairs of Ireland the wers turned out on the roadside to DENVER A RIO GRANDE RAILROAD Those who appreciate plenty of light English press is flooded with long make room for the cattle and “ who And air like to have rooms built on despatches telling that a “ reign of still live among the rocks" and “ who this plan because they can have all THE CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY Winter Schedule— In Effect November the windows they want and baye them terror" exists in Ireland. Graphic look forward to the restoration of Has absolutely the only first-class, up-to-date plant In the stats. Ths Isasi 10, 1907— All Trains Daily, Leav% word pictures are drawn of the “car­ their old holdings. ao placed that sunlight can penetrate wear and the best work. One trial w ill convince you. ing Denver nival of crime," as It Is sometimes Ireland suffers considerably from Into every room. Telephone No. 20. The first houses, built when the For PalQier Lake, Colorado Springs described. Strangely, but signifi­ the effects of blatherskite “commis­ eountry was new to white folks, were England & Rossman, - Props. and Pueblo— Leave Denver, 8; 30 a. m. cantly enough, writes Wm. P. Mc­ sioners," who are rushed across the SQuare or nearly so. Then, as more (Dining car), 9:00 a. m. (EHning car), Laughlin in the New York World, channel by English newspapers to room was needed, they were extended very little of this matter includes write long and harrowing articles on In one direction, keeping generally to 1:30 p. m., 4:00 p. m. (Dining car), any actual statement of fact or spe­ the conditions existing there. The one room in width. When the limit 7:00 p. m. (Dining car), 7:30 p. m., In thla form was reached some bright 9:00 p. m. cific Incident of a criminal or terror- idea Is to show that the Irish are a Intelligent fellow branched off at right For Cripple Creek and Victor— ixing character. shiftless and vicious race. Some­ The whole object of this sudden times American correspondents do angles and built a room on the side of of money, but It can be done In locali­ Advertising in the Leave Denver, 4:00 p. m. (Dining car.) his house. This must have been con­ the same. They all follow a well- ties where building materials and la^ For Florence and Canon City— Jingo outbreak appears to be to stop sidered a great invention, and so It bor may be bad at reasonable prices, Leave Denver, 8:00 a. m. (Dining car), the progress of the feeling of consid­ defined routine. They go into the was, for It has been banded down and provided the owner understands 9:00 a. m. (Dining car), 1:30 p. m.. eration for Ireland’s rights that is most poverty-stricken districts: they from one generation to the next and bow to take advantage of such condi­ steadily forcing Itself Into the minds picture the wretchedness of the most we atm find the Idea worth adopting. 7:00 p. m. (Dining car), 9:00 p. m. tions. hopelessly poor old peasant men and There Is no record of the original Register Pays For Salida, Buena Vista, Granite of liberal Englishmen. bouse built on this plan, so we don't and Leadvllle—Leave Denver, 8:00 a. Most of those tales of horrible do­ women and they photograph with know whether it had ao upstairs or STRENGTH OF OUR NAVY. m. (Dining car), 9:00 a. m. (Dining ings in Ireland are based on what glee some tumble-down old thatched not, but there is a good cellar, another carj, 7:00 p. m. (Dining car), 9:00 are described as “ cattle-driving out­ cabin. All of this is dished up later Interesting Comparison of American feature that the original architect p. m. breaks." If one should not read be­ In their papers as typical of Ireland and Japanese Fleets. didn't understand. It Is necessary to For Glenwood Springs, Grand Junc­ tween the lines of those dispatches and the Irish. Its wretchedness or bike back to those good old times misery is sought as a subject to re­ A comparison of the naval strength tion, Salt Lake City, Ogden and the he would picture to himself bands of whan luxuries approached closely to gale thejr readers those correspond­ what we call privations In order to ap­ of Japan and the United States is Pacific 0>ast—Leave Denver, 8:00 a. desperate men, masked and armed, doubly Interesting In view of the re­ m. (Dining car), 9:00 a. m. (Dining like “Wbitecaps" of the Eastern ents do not have to leave London or preciate what we now have. Do You Know WHat We would live as the early pioneers cent departure of the American fleet car), 7:00 p. m. (Dining car.) states, the “ Night Riders" of Ken­ Liverpool or Manchester. And pic­ did, in one room bouses built with an of battleships for the Pacific, and the For Aspen and Crystal River points tucky, swooping down on some gulle- tures of want and poverty can be ax, but we would rather not do it In significance which has been attached “Hits tHe Dxiirs-eye of — Leave Denver, 7:00 p. m. (Dining i leas landlord or big grazier, “ shoot­ found in the most prosperous of our to this event, writes Newton Forest in the winter time. There are, however, car.) ing him up" or otherwise.scaring him American cities. Harper's Weekly. The American navy a few principles that were worked Into tHe RocKies?** I For Gunnison, Crested Butte, Lake Into fits, preparatory to driving his In eleven of the Assize circuits In those early habitations that we can­ has on its list 29 battle ships of 10,000 City, Montrose, Ouray, Telluride, Rico, Ireland during last November the tons and over, while Japan has IS; our herds of cattle and sheep o ff their not get away from and we do not want Of Cotiree Yevi Do Delta, Paonia. Grand Junction, via judges were presented by their re­ to. One la the open air freedom, the navy has 11 coast-defense vessels. tKoro'e onlx oao rich pastures. 1Marshall Pass Route— Leave Denver, spectful grand juries with pairs of light and cheerful setting of trees and Japan three; we have 16 armored e n e w o r But it does not happen just that I 9:00 p. m. white gloves, emblematic of the fact clekring, and the open fireplace, the cruisers, Japan 13. But in the number way. There are in Ireland at pres­ For Walsenburg, Trinidad, La Veta, that no felonious crime was upon the cheerful warmth of s’hlcb sUU lingers of torpedo boats and torpedo-boat de- ent thirty large estates the landlords I Alamosa, Monte Vista, Del Norte, calendar. In many of the circuits of which refuse to sell to their ten­ ; Wagon Gap, Creede, Santa Fe, one or two cases of simple assault ants under the provisions of the Land MroLAND ROUTE pagosa Springs, Durango, Farmington, were to be tried. I Silverton, Mancoa, Dolores. Rico, and Purchase act. The tenants of these It was the knowledge that Ireland I San Juan points— Leave Denver, 7:30 estates were long ago evicted from is the most crimeless country under p. m. the choicest lands, which were later For C<^rado Springs, Pueblo, Kan­ the sun that drew forth from the con­ devoted to the fattening of cattle and sas City, St. Louis, Chicago and all servative Earl o f Dudley, In the sheep for the English market. The points Blast—Leave Denver. 8:00 a. m., House of Lords last Monday, the fol­ 1:30 p. m. tenants, finding that all reasonable lowing remarkable statement in an­ For Littleton— Leave Denver, 6:55 offers for the purchase of these es­ a. m. (daily except Sunday), 9:05 a. swer to the Jingo clamor for coer­ tates are declined, have determined m., 12:30 p. m., 1:30 p. m., 3:20 p. m., cion : , 4:00 p. m., 5:10 p. m., 7:30 p. m., 9:00 to bring pressure to bear on the land­ “The leaders of the present Lib­ p. m. lords and accordingly there are oc­ R.ENDID SERVICE TO ALL STATE POINTS eral government are not going far F\)r Fort Logan—Leave Denver, casional demonstrations during which 6:55 a. m. (daily except Sunday), 9:05 enough in their conciliatory methods OBSERVATION CARS cattle are driven off the grazing i a. m.. 12:30 p. m., 3:20 p. m., 5:10 p. m. to please me. The policy of coercion lands, to the accompaniment general­ DINING CARS ON ALL TRAINS would mean war to the knife, and lu ly of the village baud— the great joy UBNTMinnAI. OF VEW TORK the long run it would make the gov­ Inquire About Our Winter Ratee to Peolflo Ooaet of the small boys of the district— DIOCESE. erning of Ireland impossible. The who are often the active agents in ANY AGENT OR only raal solution of the Irish ques the demonstration. Next day half a Oardlnals Logne and Gibbons W ill Be tion is to be found in the prompt, C. H. SPEERS, Gen. Pass. A^ent Denver dozen young chaps may be arrested Present at the Celebrate'>n consistent remedying of admitted and taken before a magistrate, who in April. grievances, and such, a policy would In our hearts as s heritage from pri­ stroyers Japan is far ahead. She has is usually a landlord and they are set gain the adherence and support of a meval days. 79 torpedo boats snd 67 torpedo-boat free in nine cases out of ten. The centenary of the diocese of majority of the people." As this house la 30 feet wide and destroyers, while the United States There is pathos back of some of New York, which occurs April 8, w ill the projections at the roof gables are has only S3 torpedo boats and 31 tor­ those cattlo-drlvlng Incidents. Here Referring to the same subject in be observed with a noteworthy cele­ extra It needs considerable room. The pedo-boat destroyers. On the other is the latest one recorded In the Mayo the House of Commons, Irish Secre­ law has decided that you must not hand, Japan has only nine subma­ bration on April 26. after the close News: tary Birrell refused to put the Crimes hang your roof over your neighbor's rines, while we have 19. cy>a of LenL Act into operation. He said; ground, so it would be impossible to In the cost of battle ships of our Two Cardinals will be present. Car­ “On Saturday night the Mallow “ The government proposes to con­ put this bouse on s narrow-minded navy the Connecticut and Kansas lead dinal Logue, Archbishop of Armagh, farm midway between Swinford and tinue Its present policy of trying to city lot If you want to build on this the others, the former costing $7,667,- Denver CEL R.io Grande in Ireland, the diocese founded by SL Foxford, was cleared of some forty- gain the good will of the Irish peo­ plan you mutt have room enough to 606. and the latter $7,701,143. The -eo«r|io of tba World* Patrick, and Cardinal Gibbons. la seven cows and eight sheep. The look out in every direction. cost of maintenance of each type of ple. The reason for the cattle raid­ addition, there will be present the farm, which runs along the shore of There la another advantage In s warship Is as follows: Battle ship, ing and other crimes was dltap;' XO XHB Apostolic Delegate and most notable the lakes, was formerly the site of a plan of this kind, and that Is the pos- $636,687.13; armored cruiser, $765.- pointed hopes, and it is my opinion 161.47; protected cruiser, $583,008.26; ecclesiastics of the Church in Am eri­ number of comfortable homesteads that there never will be peace and gunboat. $116,585.12; torpedo-boat de­ ca. ~The festival w ill begin at I I which were wiped off the map at the stroyer. $77,354.32; torpedo boat, $61, o'clock on the morning of April 86, whlui of one of the Joynt family. It content Ih Irelaud untU' the unten* 650.98; submarine, $26,454.10. Pacific Coast with Solemn High Masses of thanks­ Is now occupied as a grazing farm by anted lands have been divided among The total number of ships In the the people. The government wants the traveler the same good train servloe, eomfortable and fao- giving In all the churches. On April Mr. Gaughan. of Foxford. The old American navy Is 168; In the navy of compulsory powers to break up the Bsteos aoeommodatlons and the eame Impressive scenic attraotlons In 28 Pontifical Mass w ill be celebrated occupants, some of w’hom still live Great Britain, 546; In the French navy, among the rocks of Came Hill, are untenanted lands, but the landlords 508; In the navy of Germany, 810, and winter ss It does In summer. Ite three through dally trains which by Cardinal Logue in the Cathedral. looking forward with hope to the are holding out for unreasonably Japan has 194. It will thus be seen arc eperated between Denver and the Paolflo Ooast arc provided with On the evening of April 28 Pontifical high prices." that, while the United States has the the latest pattern oC Pullman and ordinary sleeping cars, ehalr ears, Vespers will be celebrated by the restoration of their old holdings. least number of ships of these five snd a perfect system of dining cars whoih are operated on the a la Apostolic Delegate, the Most Rev. powers, she Is still second In rank by carle plan. Diomede Falconio. Cardinal Gibbons XKW JKSl'IT HECTORS. PoUot*men’s l*atn>n Saint. her comparative strength In battle­ f The two morning trains from Denver earry through FoUmaa stan­ will deliver the anniversary sermon. Father Bernard W. Kelly, writes Z/MA4T ADOW W T / V ship tonnage. Great Britain's ton­ dard sleeping oars which are operated in conneoUon with the Barlings The remainder of the week will be The appointment Is announced of the London .Mall that “ Prayers for nage is 831,390; United States, 406, devoted to receptions at the archiepis- Rev. John P. Frieden, S. J., as rec­ the police are in good place, and it 146; France. 368,461; Germany. 358,- ton. Rook Island and MUsonrt Paslflo between Chicago, 8L Louis and copal and at other ecclesiastical resi­ may interest your readers to know 461: Jspan, 191.498. ■an Franolsoo without changa. It you contemplate a trip to the coast, tor of St. Louis Vniverslty. Father The reason of the excess of ships In lot us send you lllnstrsted booklet tree, and Information as to what dences; to mass meetings, street pa­ Frieden has been on the Pacific coast that in the Catholic Church ‘the force’ the French navy Is found In the fact the trip will cost you. rades of Catholic societies and to spe­ for some years and was rector of have as their patron saint St. Paul C mt Plm FI Flaa that she has 871 torpedo boats and 99 cial services in the churches. 8t. Ignatius College, San Francisco, of the Cross, founder of the Paa- S. K. HOOPER, O. P. A T. DENVER. slbtllty of extending it at the back submarines, while Kngland has only The diocese had for Its first head when that institution was destroyed slonist congregation, who died In without Interfering with the original 71 torpedo boats and 48 submarines, the Rt. Rev. Luke Concanen. who In the earthquake of .April, 1906. He 1775. When traveling In Italy on plan. Some houses may be enlarged and the United States only S3 torpedo waa consecrated April 24, 1808, and returned to the St. Louis Province one occasion the holy man was be­ boata and 19 submarines. when ths family Increaaes, while oth­ died on June 19, 1810. The second a few months ago. friended by some gendarmes during er plana cannot be altered without Bishop was the Rt. Rev. John Con­ a violent storm, and, to quote his Sapling Truth. The Rev. Joseph Grlmmelsman. S. tearing the whole house to pieces. i own words, ‘ever afterwards felt a There are only six rooms In the plan W e are all of us willing enough to nolly, who presided over the diocese J., rector of the Jesuit novitiate at as designed, but the rooms are all accept dead truths or blunt ones, from 1814 until 1825. He was suc­ Florissant. Mo., has been appointed peculiar affection for this class of large. If an eight-room house Is want­ which can be fitted harmlessly into ceeded by the Rt. Rev. John Dubois, r^ to r of St. Francis Xavier's College. officials ' ” ed In the years to oome the only thing spare niches, or shrouded and coffined Want who died in 1842. The fourth was Cincinnati. O. necessary is to add a wing at the back at once out of the way. But a sapling Ulw Rt. Rev. John Hughes, who suc- Rev. James T. Finn, S. J., profes­ A BiH to ra y IMilHpplue Catholics^ similar to the one In front and make truth with earth at Its root and blos­ '^ e e d e d to the In 1842 and became sor of philosophy at the St. Louis Senator Fulton Introduced a bill two rooms that can be reached with­ som on Its branches; or a trenchant CatKolic the first Archbishop on the elevation University, succeeds Father Qrlm- Feb. 13. making an appropriation of out any objectionable features and truth, that can cut Its way through $403,030 to be paid to the Archblah- with no alteration In the original plan of the see on July 19. 1850. Cardi­ melsman as rector of the novitiate at bars and soda, most men dislike the op of Manila, as tho representative of except the cutting of two doors. sight of entertainment of. If by any nal McCIoskey was the second Arch­ Florissant. the Catholic Church In the Philip­ It is not desirable as a general means, such guest or vision may be T rade? bishop, presiding from 1864 until Rev. Alexander J Burrowes. S. J. thing to build a house smaller than avoided.—John Ruskln. 1886, when he was succeeded by the rector of Marquette I'nlverslty, Mil­ pines. in full satisfaction o f all you really want with the expectation Most Rev. Michael Augustine Corri­ waukee. Wls., has been appointed rec­ claims against the United States be­ cause of damage to church property of making it larger afterward, but Roads Completed In New York. Te get thie patronage you would net adveKtee In a ntn CedhsHe gan. whose death occurred In 1902. tor of St. Ignatius' College. Chicago, there are a great many different exist­ During 1907, 376 miles of Improved Since that tlm « the Most Rev. John and Rev. James McCabe, formerly resulting from occupation by the mil­ ing ctroumstances, and changes In highways were completed In New York paper—that le, If yen really wanted Cathello trade. Netther wewid yew M. Parley, D. D., has served as Arch­ rector of St. Mary's College, St. itary forces. families are oontlnunlly taking place. state, 690 miles were placed under con­ bishop. Mary’s. Kas.. succeeds Father Bur­ It Is customary under certain condi­ tract, and plans and apeclflcatione advertfee In a medloal Journal or a mechanical journal to eell graoer4ee> rowes as rector of Marquette Uni­ Min*. O’C on n rirs ('oase<*rnllon. tions to build a house larger than were adopted for 490 miles more. Last The Catkedral at Fifth avenue and It le a powerful medium that can reach a goodly number ef repre The Papal bull naming Mgr. Dents neceessary and to leave some rooms year showed the greatest amount of 50th street was projected by Arch­ versity. Fathers Grlmmelsman. Finn, unfinished to sav# expense at the time road building since the policy of eentative ceople who have money to spend, and that medliim Ic bishop Hughes in 1850. The plans Burrowes and McCabe were Installed J. O'Connell. D. D., rector of the of building, but it la quite unusoal to state road Improvement waa inaugurat­ were drawn soon after by Architect in their respective colleges Feb. 10. Catholic University, as Bishop of 8e* select a plan with the expectation of ed in 1898. For the ten years there Renwtek, the cornerstone waa laid In baste has been received, and arrange­ making alterations. In fact. It usual­ are 1,048 miles of completed improved 1858, and the Cathedral was opened Htahop Si'annell in CallfornU. ments have been completed for his ly is very undeelrable to do ao. roads to show, and of this total 375 XKis Paper In 1879. Its seating capacity U Bishop Scannell of Omaha Is spend­ consecration on Sunday. May 1. at One feature about this plan that Is to be credited to last year. 6,000. ing a few weeks at Los Angeles. Cal., St. Mary’s Cathedral. Baltlmete. Car­ for the benefit of hla health dinal Gibbons will offlolate. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER

In a dispatch from France we road exercises in the schooKs. They did not since then debt-paying has become al- Ob. I know dafs no place for a ner­ The Catholic Register FATHER LEO i's attendant branches and tentacles vous man. that Premier Clemenceau has just want Christ In the schools, and Sx. most a forgotten duty, and we now that stri’.e to drag down into their In de Denver Post de other night, was a Published Weekly by want ud re ad in g dls way, iney cried: "Away with Him,” in tne ^owe an interest-bearing debt of $1,000,- “A way np job, de wugos high,” so I TRK RBOISTER Pl^BLJSHZNa COM­ signed a decree conferring medals of slimy depths all that Is noble, good and culled around next day. PANY. 1000. More than half the forty-five Father Leo is dead. For weeks honor on two nuns—one for her serv­ same manner as they cried centuries eletating. The fanaticism that can ih- A m m wirh an alr-shlp greeted me and TM 'd Floor, Western Newspaper Union : states are in debt." *crime, violence and murder have been said “ I guess yo u 'll do. Bullding^, 1824 Curtis St., ices in ministering to the victims of the ago: “ Tolle! Tolle! Crucifige eum.” splre such a deed with Its pecuHarily Just take dls shin snd make a trip.*' Denver, Colo. These are words which should be Hut I made a “skldoe.” Data no job fur a nervous man like me, AMEDEE J. CASEY. President. bubonic r-lftgue at Orano during the When the laws of the state Interfere taken to -heart by every thoughtful heaping tip unremit. fiendish circumstances should be THOS. J. CASEY. Vice President. A balloonist has a .high old time and he outbreak cf September-October, 1907, with the law.s of the synagogue, the citizen. They express a truth whose ^IttBlv In the state of Oslorado. But stamped out relentlessly by all decent gets II way up fee. But Us better to be walking with your Siitered as second-class matter at the and on the other for her services dur­ Jew is tha first one to rise up and real and dangerous significance is being climax, the catastrophe, the culmi- citizens, if there are any remaining, or feel on de ground, postoftlce at Denver Colorado. Dan u mixing with the birdies In th© ing the epidemic of smallpox and ty- demand their repeal. Members of the dally brought out more end more. It nation of it ail was reached last Sunday if any wish to remain. Let us hope air uroun-J. 'Cuuae I know data no place foi u ner­ phoiil fever last year. Catholic Church, dissatisfied with the Is' precisely this mad race for material morning when the beloved pastor of St. that the dtath of th© martyred Father vous man. CoIo.Spfs.Catholc Register And it was just about a month pre­ non-religious public schools of the gain and luxury that the Catholic Elizabeth's church was shot down at a I..€0 will not be without its fruit. It Room 416 Minlne Exchange Bldg., Isn’t it just too utterly ut, that new Colorado Spriiiga, Colorado. viously that Clemenceau signed a de- country, rise up and build their own Church, in contrast to the sects of moment when i>erforming a duty of w’as his wish to work during life to one of Joe's? Issued every Thursday. schools at their own expense, thus It is Huid that Oratio Bartholomew Established April 19, 1906. I cree for the expulsion of the kind of Protestantism which are invariably peace, of grace, and of blessing to his uplift his fellow men to a higher realiz­ will give another recital soon. As Plione No., Main R24. people from the Hotel Dleu, the great saving the nation thousands of dol­ recognized as the churches of the rich, assassin. ation of tkelr duties and to knit them such critics as John B. McGauran and lars, although sometimes heroic effort James Clark affirm that it is only a I hospital in Paris, where they had la- of pleasure anfl opulence, has ever en-1 There is no need of rehearsing the closer together In bonds of Christian matter of time when this fast becoming Denver Catholic Register jbored with the same heroic self-denial. Is required. Is this treason? If It is, deavored to stem and has been re- deed. The awful news spread like wild- amity. His martyrdom will not havo “recitatlescr’ will soon be “ aome a little more of it would be acceptable pumpkins.” Third Floor, 1824 Curtis St., Den­ , Is it possible that there are two Clem- proached with such terms as medieval-' fire throughout the length and breadth been in vain if It brings about this end Mr. Nast. the “ baby photographer,” ver. Colorado. Issued every Thursday. enseaux? to the yawning coffers of the state. It ism, ascetlscism, obscurantism and the * of the city before the first extra edition to some degree. prides himself cn being able to take Bistablished September 22. 1906. the picture of any baby in ex­ is a treason that the Jew is not guilty like, for her pains. Phone No., Main 5413. of the newspapers had made its appear- istence and make it look “just Ernesto Kathan, the Hebrew Mayor of, at any rate. But though we heartily endorse the ance. It has formed the topic ot loo cute , for anything.” Well, So much for the spiritual allegiance one day last week a lady brought In 91.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE. of Rome, has sent a letter to the chief preceding indictment of our” modern * shocked and indignant conversation in Inside News her heir apparent to be photographed. rabbi of Fienfkirchen, in which he of Catholics to the Pope, an allegiance life of reckless luxury, we take decided j every group and in every household, It didn't lake “Johnny” long to find JIOnCK— ' he advertisers In this paper By Our “ Fifty Per” Reporter. ouL. here was a nice place to exercise wtso have subniltt^ clear and satisfactory writes: that every member of his church must and emphatie exception to the follow- It has paralyzed the city and w'rung a proof of reliability and square dealing with Dear Cit>’ Editor: his vocal faculties, so he let 'er go, irons are recommended to subscribers. “I was born a Jew and have always hold if he wishes to be called a mem­ ing: sorrowing and sympathetic note tTom and ail the smiling, etc., Mr. Nasi K >• publishers request that any unsatisfac­ Down on Sixteenth street, near the tory deal with any Arm represented In this ber. In regard to temporal or political could do wouldn't make him stop. Fin­ paper, be promptly reported at once. The been proud of the fact that I belong to “ It makes the blood boil,” declares the breast of inen c f every denomina Tabor Grand (N. B. Hene's theater)'! pAllaher reserves the rlsht to discontinue ally the lady asked if Mr. Nast had a the Jewish race. It would be most de­ authority, no Pope, bishop or priest the judge, “ in the descendants of tion and c\ery condition in life. The met a man from Albany the other even­ hairbrush handy, and our photographer, those who settled these colonies and thinkine no harm, handed the “ house Madeat sirable— and perhaps my election is a can hold the slightest sway over the assassin's total lack of motive save that ing, and ho informed me th.at the peo­ U oeeea. brush” to the lady. Mr. Nast Is minus S O U C 1 T O R 8 .— Bneraetic hustlers wanted laid the foundations of our national ple of New York did not iiropose to in every town and mission In the archdlo- prtdude to it—that the time should actions of a Catholic—always provid­ of the moral pervert who desires only a brush. Johnny had his picture taken, eeoa. to solicit subscriptions for this paper. greatness on the eternal principles- of stand tho increase in toll rates which Only reliable persons wanted. Liberal cora- ing, of course, that no moral issue is and Mr. Nast stH! h-olds the palm as come when mankind wlH be united justice, liberty and equal rights, to to kill and slaughter his fellows be­ the Beil mon opoly has put into effect "the baby photographer.” TAILK NOTICE. — Correspondents and at stake. It seems to us high time hear Dennis Kearney and men like him, paneral representatives of this paper are by the ties of progress, when re­ cause th-*y stand higher In the world's throughout the country. Senator Boyce, "Fil-'TY PER” REPORTER. n ev e r authorised to make drafts or borrow asoaey on account of this company. Neither ligious differences will no longer be that writers who air their views in pub who have been welcomed to our shores estimation than he does, as one writer he said, had introduced a bill by which a r e they authorised to place this company and who have not yet w'ashed the un d e r any Hnanclat responsibility. considered as signs of superiority or In­ ic should secure a modicum of infor­ expressed it, and the sanctity and be­ the matter cf reducing ra'tes would be Assassination of Father Leo OfPOKTANT.— if you do not And the de- brogue off their lips, stand on the eirad article advertised, write us and we a business of the state, and you know* will refer you to a reliable merchant. feriority, and when all people will be mation on the subject they profess to nevolence of the victim, together with (Continued from First Page.) street corners and cry out 'America for when the state gets after the B<*1I equal and free, unified by the idea of treat and refrain from borrowing the unprecedented character of the Americans’ and ‘The Chinese must phone, they certainly will “ make a ner, for the Knights of St. John, and **In our tim es the w ork o f CsthoJlo go.’ ” jlotirnalism is one of the most useful-— refining and ennobling the human on fheir fund of “ fine frenzy” to body tragedy has produced an effect upon ncise like a nickel.” This put me to Francis Fisher, Michael Egan, Adam Buy. one of the most necessary—In the This is hardly the manner In which whole world.”— Deo XIII. soul.” forth their creatures of imagination. the p* bile mind not soon to be effaced. thinking if Colorado could only get a Woeber and Frank Kirchoff, represent­ Truly beautiful sentiments, and ren­ To the foregoing extract is added we would expect to'find a dignified oc­ Of the two main figures In the event state senator w'ho would take up the ing tho parishioners. CARD FROM KT. REV. N. C. MATZ. cupant of the Supreme bench of the fight against the phone monopoly it A band stationed in front of tho 1 Bishop's House, Denver, Colo. dered all the more beautiful by con­ gratuitously: “ Roman Catholics for that of Father Leo Is at present by far It Is with great pleasure that we recom- United States expressing his views. would be a wiuner, you bet! church played "Nearer, My God, to ■ to our people the Catholic Iletrlster. trast— with his acts. The author of the the most part are getting beyond the the happier. His was the death of St. wnicn has proven Its c^ablllty of giving to Well. I understand the )>oliticianK are Thee" as the casket was placed in the ik e Catholics of this Diocese an excellent The utterance comes with an especial­ above, it is to be recalled, is also the combined temporal and spiritual au­ Josepn, to whom we all pray for getting busy now, and you can't tell hearse, and immediately afterward ly painful emphasis after the impres­ author of the statement: “The Catho­ thority of the church, and are proving holy end. In the company of his who are Democrats an«i who are Re­ tbe procession started. First came th«* sion of broadness which the jus­ home of this Diocese. ____ lic Church is the graft of superstition true and devoted subjects and citizens Creator and Redeemer. He had cele­ publicans, and then there Is the band, then the acolytes, and following 4*N. C. MATZ, tice left after his initial statement. "Business Men's" party, which can al­ them the I.^dtcs' sodality and the dlf- Bishop of Denver. Colo. on dogma and as such is to be com­ of their respective countries.” brated tho most august of sacrifices, he The attack grates upon you as coarse, ways be depended ui>on to do buslnesK f. n nt-woman's organizations of the bated.” The second clause Is as true as the had received his sacramental Lord, and THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1908. at the old stand. In this "BuslnesH parish. At Fifteenth and California /frst is false and confused. Unfortu- as unfeelingly vulgar, as soaked and he was engaged in the sublime ofiice .Man's” -rovi’d is Charles McA. Wilcox. sinots the women and children with­ steeped In racial hatred. Whether the CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK. oatMy the writer does not mention any of the priesthood. Of the Good Shep- Now Charles la a ripping good fellow, drew from the procession, and tbe BEASTS AND BIRDS case is represented in ita true or its time when Catholics proved other than herd administering to his flock. and too gooH- 2 M.— S. Simplicius, P. C. that Catholic names are a little more of his crime and unless he rei>ent8 tics; it's rnly a game for crooks amt John, tbe bears€> drawn by four horses; bert, Canada, has solemnly denounced other. Judge Brewer does not raise S T.—S. Cunegundes, Empress. prominent than Hebrew names in cbe while in this realization, his condition cranks, that's what a good fiiend of the four friars of St. Elizabeth's the two secret societies, the Elks and himself in the estimation of the people church, clad in their babiU; the- 4 W.—Ash Wednesday. history of America's building, dating will be beyond all help here or here­ mine told me In John A. Martin's drug Eagles. Catholic^ in his diocese are whom be represeiAs in the highest ju­ store. priests of the diocese. forty-Rlne in all; 5 Th.— SS. Adrian and Eubulus, MM. irom the day of discovery in 1492. But after. The story of such men is not forbidden to join these organizations. diciary department of the country by I met cne of the commlllec n the tbe Knights of Columbus, six abreast 6 F.— Crown of Thorns. we read further: “ Of course, It is but uncommon. They do not leap from a and 400 strong; the Ancient Ordcrof The Order of Owls is another recent his harsh and bitter invective against Knights of Columbus building associa­ 7 S.— S. Thomas Aquinas, C: Doct. oe expected that some embers of good to an evil life by one single im­ tion, and i am informed that the HiU'mians; the Catholic Mutual Ui*De* organization on the same lines as the the Irish people. ^.On the contrary, he O. P. mcdiaevar.*jm must remain and burn pulse to which they are subjected. The Knights will soon put up their building. fit Association; St. Elizabeth’a com- above. It calls itself a secret society degrades himself und the position he into fiams at times, but they will be change is as gradual and us steady as And by the way, I am going to ask the mandery and the men of the i>aiisb. of good fellows who believe In love and occupies by using it as a coign of vant­ Knights if they won't help build our The procession reached union sta­ Dma’t join a fraternity for all you can f.:tinguished in time. The better part the creeping of the tides, as the fading laughter and the kingdom of heaven age from which to fling bis insults in Cathedral. Can’t hold servicos in a tion at exactly 1 o'clock, one and one- eet out of it, but for all you can give'TL of the Roman Catholic church is be- of da>'ligbt into dusk, and c f dusk into upon earth. It is not stated whether the face of the Irish-American people club ho:ise, y-ou know. l>?t‘s build a half hours before train time. Tho ong aroused out of its mediaeval state blackness. A little incident in early band took its place at the entrance of they believe In a kingdom of heaven to whom, among others, he is indebted church. The pleasure seeker Is never satis­ and is becoming ' naturalized and as­ life, perhaps, a slight fail from grace I met Charles K. Thomas the other the station, and the Knights of £t. which Is not upon earth. Evidently for that same position. He rates the John and other orders stood In open fied. Honest work alone begets con­ similated to the broadening and deep­ in the years of childhood rjtarts them day and asked htra how he made out they are willing to take what comes men of Erin on the same level as the in New York. Charlie is s gor>d spieler, order on etiher side of the sidewalk. tent. ening Influences of modern thought.” on the downward Incline, and they roll bereafter, provided they get their Chinese, a Christian with a heathen, a but even at that it is understood that Throngs lined the street all along It is rather comical to hear the Jew unchecked until brought to a sudden pleasure here. It is such societies civilized member of society with one for a first-class. long-winded spiel it the course of the procession and at tho Take a lesson from what Is evil, and speak of medievalism. But why should stop by such an end as was reached by depot the crowd pressed closely about whose spirit is direcUy opposed to only half-civilized, an enlightened and takes Charles J. Hughes. Jr., to carry ahun it; take a lesson from what is he hesitate to appropriate the slogan Gabriele. off the prise (or black |>earl). in order to obtain a view of the casket Christianity, and in whose ranks It 111 educated citizen with one still groping Spood and aspire to reach It. of the present day ranter when he The former “Qcv.” I am told, made with its floral tributt^s, tho four behooves Catholics to be seen. He is in the black realms of ignorance, a Gabriele was a Catholic. lie was re­ brown robed Franciscans, and tho Im­ goes back to the disciples of the quite a hit along Broadway and was not worthy to be called a man who patriot who has proven his patriotism ceived inix> the faith by the holy sacra­ several limes taken far one of the of­ posing array of Catholic prlosu and If people would do a little repent­ Know-Nothing and A. P. A. movement joins a society which can find no higher for bis adopted country with a shifting ment of baptism, and being nourished fice buildings, on account of his “long­ Catholic knights. The casket was ance in advance there would be no for arrant confusion of the temporal placed on the car which loft at 2:*0 ideal than that of beasts and birds of unreliable class none of whose mem­ to maturity', turned and stung his ben­ ness.” aeed of a great amount afterwards. and spiritual authority of the church? Last wee-k I said I would liave some­ o'clock and all withdrew. Father prey. W eil do they describe them­ bers have carved their names upon efactor like the rescued serpent in the It is always considered proper in thing to say about Joe Newman's lat­ Eusebius accompanied the remains of selves. These orders with their un­ the country’s roll of valor. Judge fable. Of all hatreds the hatred of the his deceased superior to Psterson, A word of encouragement! The argument to state your opponent's po­ est. "Dal's No Place for a Nervous canny api>elIatioas and with their un­ Brewer’s blood boils at hearing such renegade Catholic for his church and Man.'* Well, the name of his new song New Jenoy, where they will be In­ thing it costs nothing to the giver, but sition in bis own words, ard not to disguised naturalism are voracious ma­ men as Dennis Kearney crying for the all that belongs to it is the blackest. reminds me of a little Incident that oc­ terred In the monastery temre yard. which may sometimes mean an eter­ build np a man of straw to knock down The prtoitn who took part In tho rauders on the fold of Christ. The exclusion of the Asiatic. Dook. his According to the axiom: “ The best curred quite recently. A certain nity to the receiver. at your own ease and pleasure. Not “ building commiltce” of a certain or­ ceremonlen at the funeral, either nc- Bishop of St. Albert, Canada, is not to blood boil, too. when he recalls the ef­ when corrupteo task for tlvely or by Ik-Ih* present In tho ssiic- be wondered at in his action. He is to forts of Sullivan, Barry and a host of The highest angel in heaven, when he Richmond Pearson Hobson declares Kearney's sermon. This is a strange not “ doing something real quick.” The tuary were u follows: Ksthers \Vm. be commended. other Irishmen In the days of '76 and fell became a Lucifer. There Is no ‘head push” of the “committee” was O'Kysn, Krnncls O'Neil, Edwsrd Bur­ positively that we are bound to have a David J. Brewer of the United Kolkit nay dat I'm n nervoua mon and occurs next week. Holy Church will re­ “ washed off his lips,” does not make people to the verge of revolution. Those 1 Riffan dat muHt bo true, Carrigan, St. Patrick's church; K. Ben- ing, a grain or two will remain in the Hometlmea I g e i no nervoun diit I don't mind us that “dust we are and unto States Supreme Court In Cooper bis ardor a whit less keen nor his dis­ who have lost the faith turn on the know whut to do; dor; A. 1). Casey, Greeley; o. J. Ijl chaff. A Jewish contemporary tells us W.lion dey talk of ghoHis and gobbllns dust we shall return,” that the body Union hall. New York City, there are interestedness an Iota the less whole­ Church with savage yell and murder­ bold and akoery thlngn like dal. Jueneasc, Port Collins; Thomas that the address of Father Kearney at I g e t righ t up and nay "O ood-n lgh t.* Morlschino, O. 8, M., Mount Carmel; oa which so much care is lavished will expressed two sentiments, one of hearted than If lie had been born and ous eye. Th^^overnment Is Impreg­ iiriil quii-kly grab my hat. the consecration of the Archbishop of DatH rto place fo r h nervous mon like Ptilllp Burke, Mount Carmel; Christo­ which cannot be too highly approved bred upon his newly chosen soil. If nable, the troops are overwhelmingly me. be resolved back to its elements, but pher Walsh, Annunciation church; J. Boston presents the Roman Catholic and the other which cannot be too se^ .tnpiJgg Brewer cannot make any bet that the soul will live on forever. To numerous, but In the helpless and un­ When dey talk of ghonta nnd other P. Mciyonough. Denver Cathedral; J. Church in a traitorous light as far as epookn I alwaya “twenty-three." do penance for our sins that we may verely condemned. Let us review the ter distinctions than he makes between protected temples of worship the fren­ D ey (-an talk a ll de iipooky ta lk dey M. Drinker, Colorado City; Whelan patriotism to temporal beings and wont/ you nee. partake of an unending. life of joy first. Judge Brewer said: Chinamen and Irishmen it is difficult zied fanatics find their ready object. Hut dey can't moke nn audience out of Buena Vista; Dubbell, Como; Clark' presidents are concerned. He placed me. Colorado Fpringa; J. J. McAulllfe. Can­ should be our object in the next forty “ Is this republic more and more to see the value of his legal distinc­ On the priests they turn then, while an ■(.‘Huae I know data no place for a ner- the church hierarchy and the various seeking only material development, lux­ vouH man. on City; J, J, Drown, 8. J., proaldent days. tions on the judicial bench of the indifferent government l-aoks on com­ urious living, ostentation and parade, of Jesuit college; Julius Moyer, Cen­ officers of the Roman Catholic Church United States. In de wild and w-ooly went one time I placently. The clergy while doing played a game of cordn tral City; Chrysostom, O. 8. I)., Canon Despised above all is the word “Im­ above all secular rulers, we are told, or is it looking to the higher things, WiUi an Irinhmari named Pat McOcc striving for that which makes for the their best to preserve at the same time and a couple o f hln pardn City; W, P. TIghe, Junction, New Jer- pudence,” and no other word can bet­ and demanded the full obedience of “ IN GOD WE TRUST” TO GO BACK I thought I'd won de pot one time and better life? W e canndt be blind to the the lnte**e8ts of the poverty-stricken reached to grab the "mon.” »oy; H. J, Uits, Orleans, Nebraska, ter apply to the telephone monopoly in the people. Rome possesses all au­ ON U. 8. COINS. You neo I held fo u r acen pul. hut Pat fact that there is a great striving after and oppressed populace and of law and he held one gun. aulda. 8. J.. Jeault college; Agatho, O. this city and state. Is it not carrying thority and to it every members erf the the material; that we do love the lux- Data no place for a nervoun man like 8- n., Boulder; Biirkmeyer, la-adville; order, are brought between the upper me. things too far when a corporation, pre­ communion must bend in reverent urtps of life, and to see them Increase Committee Unanimoualy Votes rvalcher, aaalatant at 81. loco's for Restoration of Motto. and the nether grind-stone. They are If they had more Irlnhmen like Pat old tending to be respectable, will allow its acknowledgment. and multiply. Ireland would he free church; Belaor, Denver cathedral; 8 “ We are manifesting a fondness for . Washington, D. C., Feb. 19.— By a reviled by renegades among the people Hut before mlnter Pulrlck had a chance M. Qlgllo, 8. J., Pueblo; Lonergan 8. empli^es, and, we believe, even in­ There is evidently a strained mis­ ^______unanimous vote the House committee to nh(»nt. military and naval prowess. W e are and by renegades among the officials. Din here minter NIggnh did a red hot J.. Denver; Gubltoel, 8 j ncoot, struct them, to forget all trace of gen­ construction placed upon the priest's bJlIdlng up a large navy. W e magnify coinage, weights and measures to- ^ n v e r ; Droan, J ., Pueblo';' Both sides combine their eff-arts to 'CatiMe I know datn no place fo r n ner- s. tlemanly behavior when dealing with words. In spiritual matters and in vir­ both army and navy. W e are buying ordered reported to the House the vouR man, paralyze the Catholic Church, the c 7 T n nf- '* • patrons? Yet this is going on dally tue of its position as the earthly repre­ libraries by the cubic yard, pictures ^lepresentative McKinley of II- f>ant "t***^*’!. ^ J’®'’ l«vlngent time, for L. H. 8. R., Denver; Madsen, C 8 8 R and statues by the dozen. W e want which provides that hereafter greatest power for social betterment, I called on I^ucy Gray before our very eyes. The unequalled sentative of God, the church Is un­ On de parlor nofa w e held hnndn and Denver; Perdinand, Pueblo; McMena- the biggest yachts, the most expen- motto “ In God W e Trust” shall be for respect for lawful authority, for lib­ talked (1a Hweeteat way mln, Denver; James Walsh, Denver- gall of this monopoly cannot be over­ doubtedly above all mere temporal au­ We hilled and cooed tike turtle doves sive and swiftest trains, the finest and on all gold and tilver coins erty that is not license and government until nl»e nald *‘my dear ^ n n elly, Denver; Perrarl, Denver,’ stated when we take into consideration thority, just as the Jews follow their most luxurious coaches. PTevloiis to the issue of the St. Gau- Doen you know din In nlneteen-elght Jantlnsky Denver; Hngus, Colorado that is not enslavement. Oh. honey, it n leap year, * that our public streets are being used rabbis and resent Intrusion o f civil “ When the Civil war closed the na- l**cces. The act Is to take Data no place for a nervoun man like Springs, McCabe, Idaho Springs; Der me. Cor wire poles, in return for which we power in matters religious. An iilu- tion was in debt about |3J)00,000,000. thirty days after its passage. It May the crime that has just thrilled traiid. Ijt j „ „ u ; Steinbrocht, Denver; j W hen nhe nnld dat. w h y I w oke up dat O Dwyer, Olenwood Springs; EervanI are paid in abuse. s'ration is the recent loud complaints It set resolutely to work to pay that aVtheTrat op^>nunlty andThe^^^^ riKhteous In- wan my cue to Hee. debt, and It contln,ucd paying until the lions are that It will pass the House <"(niatlon be a fitting and timely lesson I Had I 10” Ker nho d n been Aspen; Proegel, Brighton; I»vln. C, M How long must we bear it? made by the Jews against Christmas beginning ef th e ' Spanish war; but Ity » unanimous vote. i . |t d been paying her board for de rent of In the fearful theories of anarchy with • m y life. coUege';^ «• DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTEH

We admit that the world is full of KN1QHT8 OF COLUMBUS. Colorado And Neighbor States' The study class imperfections, but these imperfec- (Ions do not weaken our argument. The second and third degrees irin s ik T H E ia s They rather go to p^o^^e It; for If we be exemplified a f Topeka on Vi'ash- Local Newi From Catholic Centers by Dr. Harrouii’s KHsay ofi ‘The IZxist- allow that there is a God at all, He ington’s birthday. February 2'^ A Be^ister Special Correspondents cnce of Crod.” must be a God of Infinite wisdom grand banquet and ball will follow the Knight - Campbell and power. This He must be or He initiation. HHH I I I IIHM I I i I III I would not be Qod, and He has at His The fourth degree members of The Study Class of Kansas Clt.v disposal unlimited perfections with Music Company held its usual weekly meeting last which He can adorn His worlds; and Kansas City have somethiug in view for the celebration of Washington's Friday evening in tbe basement of whatever perfecllons He bestows, (T h e Lnr»*»*st M umc Concern in Coltrade.) Or ipDie Creek birthday*. It is to be *‘for fourths St. Aloysius church. An interesting there are alw’ays further perfections DISTRICT feature of the meeting was the read which He might bestow and does not; only” and therefore will be "out of sight.” A.N ENTIRE BLILDINO DbVOTLD EX» Ing of an essay by the distinguished hence the creatures of a Being of in- Next Sunday will be a Rreat day in surgeon. Dr. W. A. Harroun, on "The c l u s i v e l y ro Hian-ORADE I n n m I n I m in the hisHiry of Sallda. There will be a flnie perfections are necessarily im­ Hannibal Council No. 907, on Sun­ C IlirP L K (’HKICK, COl.O. iiundred and Hfty vlnltinR KniRhtn from Existence of God." It is intended to perfect. day Jan. 19, initialed into the order a outnlde <*ltleM to take part In the Insti­ hoA^^e similar class exercises from Pianos, PianoPiayers.PlayerPianos.Organs.Talk- tution of the new council. State Dep­ The skeptic wi.* tell you that the class of forty-five candidates, who re­ Ml, JOMopk'n I'n lo o . uty M. W. Purcell o f C olorailo HprInRS, time to time. Dr. T. E. Parcell, *Mr. w ith hln aKHlntuntn. w ill h ave charRe untimely frost which nips the crops, ceived the three degrees. The first KRtablinh«d by Kev. Father Dlum- of the initiation. It is expected that W. Brantner Finney and Attorney R. and second were exemplified by Han­ ingMachines,Smalllnstruments.Sheellfusic,efc. fcoule in Uie year 1K76, th e ob ject o f thin the membern of the new eouncdl will the insufficient rainfall to moisten a glvlHR US tbe largest musical warerooms west of Cblraeo sad nn« # ... k B. Kirwan have promised to contrib­ union I the proiertiun or homeleaa re<*elve the full benefit of the import­ withering and thirsty section of the nibal Council, and the third by State largest and finest stocks In the country We have been exclusive ami deKtltute children and the nplrlt- ant ceremony. ute such essays for tbe class In the Plano dealers for over thirty years. sell V. ual and tem p oral w e lfa re o f all nub- country, the crops which the poor Deputy John S. Leahy and assistants. parmeBiM. We rent pianos. A fine Victor Talking Machine acrlbera to the "HomcleHa ('htid." Mr. Patrick O'Harn, one of the appli-' cants fe t.he Communion put to by men; and I dare say the ranged banquets, dances and recep­ Second street, wan burled lant Sunday Sunday fo r the L.adles* Itonary and A l­ ject— one which has been dwelt upon afternoon from Ht. Victor's church. Vic­ tar; also for the Halida Council for the difference In i)ower to discern these tions. and have also provided a grand­ ..n lR h ts o f OulumbuH. No. 1256. in thought and discussion to the.same tor. ('oluraUo, Kev. Fattier Dow'pey offl' things is far greater between God and stand. known as the "Knights of Co­ TH E OXFORD clatliiK. Interment at Sunny Side. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Knopn are the extent, and this thought and discus­ latest addition to our parish They have man than between man and the bird lumbus Balcony,” for (he party to V lC X O It. \I>0. resld-d for the pant three ^ears In sion have been going on as far back X DENVER A X • eliuride. but the climale of Halida be- or beast. witness the famous Mardi Gras. InR more sttraetive, they have come to in tbe life of man as we have any The Infont son (adopted) of Mr. and A tlrst-clasi. fireproof hotel at popular ratea Ooe-half blocX from Daloe Mrs. tTiarlen WaRner died at the home renide wltli un. history; and In this day. as in ages These seeming mistakes are really Rev. Edv,ard D. Kelly, pastor of St. o f Mrs. H<'hnelRer. thin <'lty. on F eb ru ­ There will he a special Mas*?^i>r the a perfect fulfillm ent of the Divine The Hamilton-Brookj company, proprietors. a ry 11th aired ten m friends next Sunday mortiinR at 11-30 plan. It does not seem possible that malnn to Iieiiver, where they were bur­ O cUN'k. law resting and founded upon these tends to establish a K. of C. home led from Ht Kilxabeth's church, Febru­ The Catholic people of thin city were four words, "The Existence of God." anyone with intelligence can look along the lines of the Fraternity ary 13th. Interment wan at Mount '■^ry Rr«‘atlv nho'-ked and s.’iddened tiy O livet. Ite>|ulen<-at In Pare. the news of the truRlc denUi of Father For the willlng-to-reason and the these facts In the face and believe-' House at the university, and while In- BOVS TO l.K A liN P l.U M n iN G . SIGN ,*.ND J The liidies «»f the 8t. Victor Catholic Leo. We sympathise with the Rood fair-minded individual it should be thls world and Its mlllion-and-one- tended primarily for student Sir KITING. I)KSI<;NI.X(7, I>AV AND NIGHT church w ill K ive an en tertain m en t atwl people of Hi. Ftlsaheth n mtrish of Den­ Wanted ” .ITALO til’l-; FMKB. bull at Arinorv hall on February '‘Cth. ver In their Rr» at loss, which they have no difficult task to recognize the manifestations of life could have Knights, will be oi>en to all the Catho- Mr*« K A. Iw*mpsey. 211 South sustained In the death of their faithful ond nttiet. went to Pueblo lant week and lovIn R p^istor. presence o f God. For those who come into being without an intelli- . n., young men at the university. Conn- fo r L'l* benefit o f her health. love eloquence in preference to rea­ gent Designer. I throughout the state will be son and those who prefer sarcasm, Skeptics will say this argument is ^ called upon to contribute and once es- COLORADO SCHOOL ■ I I l -l 1 1 I 1 I I I H -l I I I 1 I I |. H - H I -H -r H -’M I 1 M t I I I M -H t -1- slander and Insult to that which is worthless because It proceeds from a tablished. the home will be a self- IDAHO SPRINGS | beautiful and helpful, to tbe child, false analogy. They will raise the ! supporting institution, PRACTICAL PLlNBilSG :: FORT COLLINS, COLO, i mother and the whole world alike— objection that the intelligent Design­ 1645 lArapahoe Street St. Muncbln's Council of Cameron. Denver, Colo. n e i i i 1 H -H 11 11 1 H -i 111 h T I to this class, 1 say, reason amounts er from whom you argue is a human Mo., lost a very worthy member in ■1„|. I Rev Father Hickey, who was form­ to naught. being whose intelligence consists in erly pastor o f Hi I*aul's ('atholic church the death of J. Charles Downey, I I shall call your attention to the adapting existing materials and ex­ Mrs. M a ry Kmanuel. w ife 1.^uls In this city, died at Ht. Mary's hospital j whose funeral took place at I’ latts* Km um iel. dle«| Tuenday mornlnR. F'ebru- In Pueblo. Monday. February 17 1907 j fact tb ^ it is almost as natural for isting laws to the end he has In view, ary llih. T'he funeral was held from i at the MRc or nftv-eiRht years. burg. Mo„ Jan. 23. The Requiem Ht Jr.rcph's church at 10 a. m. F riday, i Henry Colburn came up from Den­ I the intellect of tbe meanest of God's whereas the Designer to whom you Directory of Attorneys-at-Law Mrs. Kmanuel Is survived by her hus- ) ver to si>end a few days visltln R w ith . High 'Mass was celebrate by Rev. creatures, even those of the most sav- argue is supposed to have no exist­ band, parentr and a number of broth­ • .IS pjirents. i Thomas J. Downey, chaplain of St. OF COLORADO. ers and sisters. Mrs. O eorRe McClelland sr>ent n few I age tribes of tbe earth, to form the ing materials and no laws to bind Mr. and Mrc Kmonuet who were in '■ days visttliiK in Denver last weeTc i Mary's Academy, Leavenworth, Kas.. I Boons town to attend the funeral of their - idea of the existence of God as it is Him. They say that the existing J..C I).»retKy. who Is stayinR In Ar­ and a cousin of tbe deceased. Bro. 4* DAN B. CAREY, dauRhter-in-lnw. left Friday for their vada with his Krandmuthcr. Mrs Fltx- for the babe to suckle at the mother's i materials were external force and ex­ 4-♦-J* ♦-5* ♦'I* ♦■•j* ♦'v ♦ *i* ♦-«• ♦-5 -i-♦n- home In Nebraska. Reraid. spent Haturday and Sunday In Downey was educated at St. Bene­ Attorney-at-law, Mr Khrhardt was called to Boulder this city visiUnR old time friends. I breast. Uninstructed the child will ternal matter ^nd that law^ grew up Thursday by the death of his mother. dict's Academy. Atchison. Rev. Tbe Cu»b<‘Hc Standard and Times Ai- 216-220 Coronado Bldg.^ Mrs. Mary Mi'Lean was am on R those • nurse and secure food for itself be- themselves out o f the various com­ The funeral services were held on Fri­ who went t«* I>enver to the funeral ae.-- Father Mallen of St. Joseph. Mo., a manac for iiublished by the Cath­ Phone Main 4931 Denver, CoIol day. vlc»‘s «*f one of < ur former pastors Rev I fore the eye is capable of performing binations of matter and force which On W'e«lnesday. February 12th. Mr« Fiitlier Hickey. ' classmate at that institution delivered olic Sfamlard and Times Publishing BleOinniCy entertained several friends I Its function or the mind capable of were subject from time to time to JAMES S. McGlNNIS, nt dinner. Those present were Madames Rev. Father M< ('a1»e left Wednesday ' an affecting sermon. Company of Philadelphia. Pennsylva­ Walker. Phelan. Keeley, Violet, Qolden. mornlnR for Denvr. to attend tlie fun­ j reasoning. And it grasps the idea new relations and fresh circum­ Attorney and Counselor at Law, eral servh.s of Father l^*o Hendricks. nia. The publishers say the book will Khrhardt and Welnsarner. of that which is right and wrong at stances. This argument Is nonsense. } A joint initiation in the three de­ Suite 410 Continental Bldg.. Mr. and Mrs. Keeley are reJolcInR past#»r o f Ht K iisabelh 's church be an every-day bc'Ok for reference for over the arrival of a buby dauRhter. Mass Saturday m o rn ln R will be for ’ an early age; and there grows in the fer a new set of circumstances does ; grees by the Councils of Beloit. Es- Telephone Main 3632. Denver. Col^ On \Vednes«Iay. F e liru sry 15th. M rs.! the r« pose of a»e soul »f Father Hickey 1908. and in fact it is not only for the T h e valentine bull Riven by the Ijid- I mind of that child a conviction of a not evolve a new law unless the law j bon and Concordia. Kas., was held Sherwood entertained the ladles. arch rliocese of Philadelphia, but also JOHN H. REDDIN, les Aid tfcadety of Ht. Paul s ('alhoBc . Supreme Being external to itself, on is somehow already present. The on Sunday, Feb. 9, at Williams' ••li»ir< h was well attendeerience are at the columns of Tbe Catholic Register. The wife of the de«'eased died In Phll- tion, this first thought comes by it­ a class of fifty-eight candidates from Attorney-at-Law, lipshurRh. New Jersey, sometime be­ Xflss Cathrine Xluher. a popular em­ same time both causes and effect; Tbe highest class of periodicals have ploye of the t'rews-ReKRs store, has re- self. If a change takes place it is Enid, Perry, Oklahoma City, El Reno 615 Charles Building, fore he came to Ier of his family cultivated by surrounding influences and Guthrie. The banquet which fol­ Tel. Main 1369. Denver. Colai now lIvInR. lie has In this country a mornlnR over the Santa F*e for Denver. of their advertising pages as follows: that may be brought to bear in this produce some effect, they are also lowed was by no means one of the sister in Nchrnska. s sister In P en n syl­ *'In dealing with advertisers state that vania. n brnth.*r In I..eadvllle. and nis child’s life, influences moral rather In their turn the effect of some cause. smallest pleasures of the occasion. JOHN A. PERRY, mrother In Australia, and one brother In than Intellectual. Fielding Lewis, P. T^. D., and Moot . Attorney-At-Law, New Zealand. MrOee w*as held In hiRh Is nof appropriate. What should I use pendent causes. There is a long columns.” So we advise that you say recard by alt who knew him. Ills re­ I shall next direct you to the or­ Highly, now S. D.. are assistant at­ 411 KTnest and Cranmer Building. for It?" series of them, each member of the "I saw your ad in The Catholic Reg mains are burle trade for a piano? Columbtn# fore this world was made. The skep­ limit at one end. in the ultimate ef­ among those from whose eyes the U u sie Ou.. a20-924 15th a t la'e John L«ong, discloses the fact banquet on April 23. under the aus­ homi Council, is private secretary to tic will complain of all the imperfec­ fect present to us. There is no doubt scales have fallen. that his rstato is worth nearly a pices of the Knights of Columbus, the lieutenant governor. DON’T YOU HAVE A MEAN DI9POSV tions in (he w’orld; he will point to about that; and we cannot help a The Catholic Register is one of the million dollars, lils daughter. .Mist are Attorney General Bonaparte and TION. tbe waste, the failures, the feeble conviction thr.t there must be a limit Sedalia Council celebrated. Its best advertising mediums in the city. Kthel. w ill receive the bulk of the Justice White of the United States It In all caused from over work In the rontrlvancos that do not produce the at the other end and that we cannot fourth anniversary last Sunday by re­ Should our readers find that any ktt«-hcii. Take yoiir meala at Hytx\aa*a estate. Various sums were left to Supreme Court. l&th uml Tremont streets effect lor which they were designed, go on from one cause to another in ceiving Holy Communion in a body "fake” advertisement finds Its way other relatives and friends. For re­ Judge M. J. Wade, of Iowa City. Is all of the things and beings which infinitum. Why should there not l>e at Sacred Heart church. This is on? into our columns they should let us HOl.Y LAND, ROMB. I.Ot'RDBS ANI> ligious purposes be bequeathed the spoken of as the next candidate for LOKKTO. coroe into the world only to perish; an infinite series stretching away into of the annual practices of this co.un- know and it will soon be "killed." following: Bt. Anthony's Home for governor of Iowa on the Democratic the flowers which waste their fra­ all Eternity? Well, even in this self­ ctl. and the members turned oqt in All things else being equal, trade A rilRrlmase to the above, together Infants. $5,000; Rev. W. J. Dalton ticket. Judge Wade Is a prominent grance on the air, all the living crea­ contradictory supiHiettlon, the d iffi­ larger numbers this year than ever with those merchants who are "fair" with a grand tour of Egypt and the and his successor In his parish, for Knight of Columbus and is noted as south of Europe is offered by Me- tures unprovided with the means nec­ culty would not be solved; for. as before. They occupied the center and who Invite you to look at their Grane’n Oathollc Tours. 197 Broadw ay. Masses to be said for his deceased an orator. He served one term in N T. tnty. to leave New York, January essary to preserve their lives, all the every member of the series is a sub­ isle of the spacious church, and it goods. wife and himself for the repose of Congress and declined a renomlna- tc, 1903. Wrtt'e for partlcularo. countless objects which by their num­ ordinate or dependent cause, the certainly was a pleasing sight to see (heir souls. $5,000; Right Rev. John tlon. He is a member of the Nation­ berless imperfections seem to pre­ whole series must have the same so many men attend Holy Commun­ J. Hogan and hla successor, $5,000; al Democratic Committee. test against being accounted the characte'r. A number of things, each ion. and it only goes to show of what Redemptorlst Fathers to construct a The Fourth Degree Assembly of St. workmanship of a perfect Being. He of which is esseotially dej>eDdent in kind of Umber this progressive coun­ memorial altar In their new church Joseph. Mo., has arranged with thn will toll you that nothing in the its- character, cannot become inde­ cil is composed of. Sedalla Council in memory of his wife. Emma Long chaplain of St. Joseph Council, Rev. world is perfect. Some skeptic has pendent by their being added togeth­ is one of the most progressive coun­ If Interested in Mining and himself, $10,000; St. Mary's hos­ J, D. O'Donnell, to say five Masses pointed to the human eye. which the­ er— then the conclusion must follow cils in the state; It meets In Us own pital for procuring and maintaining for the repose of the soul of Judge You Should Read ologians are so fond of exhibiting as that outside of the long series of de­ hall regularly each week; it has the free bels therein, $10,000; Little SIs- Wni. B. Teasdale. the first State Dep­ an Almighty piece of perfect mech­ pendent or subordinate causes which best attended meetings of any fra­ tera of the Poor. $5,000. Mr. 1-ong uty of Missouri. The first Mass was anism, and will toll you this is a fall within the range of our experi­ ternal order in (he city. The council was a convert. He received his First celebrated Fob. 13, which was the clumsy bit of w*orkmanship at best. ence (whether such a series couId.be DOW has Us own lodge and club i-oonis. Communion on (he day of his wife's first anniversary of Judge Tcasdalo's Insofar as a perfect instrument of Infinite does not mutter to the argu­ where the members can spend their MINES AND MINING death, about 16 months ago. death and the others will be celebrat­ sight is concerned. This may be m ent), outside of this, there must leisure moments at any time of the ed during thd month. true: but such an argument is against be a cause which must not he depend­ day or night The Catholic Register The Register wants to congratu­ Mjrr. Lucry n Confetleralc (Tiaiilaln. the perfection of God; it has nothing ent or subordinate, but in every pos­ is a welcome weekly visitor to the A Technical Mining Journal late District Deput>* T. K. Klnlry of sible aspect Independent and the pri­ Former Senator James H. Perry, to do with His ability to make the club rooms. The success of this Published WeeKL’' Bololt, Kas., on the successful de­ mary cause of all the rest. This Is council Is due to the enthusiasm commander of the Arkansas Division, world. W e will admit that there is 1.5 FH TTCiMV gree work at Beloit reccntl.v, when the first cause. This first cause we Fnlted Confederate Veterans, has ap­ nothing In the world that could not amongst Its members, and especially a class of fifty new members were call God; and In this groat Being arp pointed the Rt. Rev. Monalgnor J. M. be improved ui>on. If we look upon the officers, as Is shown by the fact inUiated, composed of the best Cath­ summed up all the virtues, glories Lucey. of Pine Bluff, chaplain general the immediate end for which It ex­ that nearly all the officers were re­ olic gentlemen of Concordia, Rsbon and perfections of every living, of the Arkansas Division. This Is the ists. W e might bo endowed with elected for the ensuing year. The of­ An Authority on Mining and Relolt. The minutest detail was breathing manifestation, no matter first lime a Catholic priest has hel.l eyes that would enable -us to see ficers are: ^5os. Paradis. G. K ; John nltended to by Bro. Klnlry, with most further or to see in (he dark as well how great or small. J. Solon, D. Q. K-: J. S. McCaw. chan­ We sell all Technical and Scientific Books the position, since the orgi^nizatlon of careful precision, which won for him the Confederates. as by day, or a betftr or more acute cellor; E. L. Zoernlg. F. S ; C, M. on Mining. Address •X* praise of all the visiting Knights. ear, or a set of tlisues that would .^rrlidloccHo of St. Louis. O'Connor. R. S.; J. U Menke. treasur­ permit us to exist on o^e kind of The archdiocese has a total of 530 er.; E. C. Bailey. A.: L. A. Kipping. Mark Twain during a conversation If thou hast given help and joy to foodstuff continually if need be: a clergy, of w*hich 31S are secular, W.; W. Van Hoff. I. O.; Jas. English. MINES and MINING with a young lady had occasion to another, thou hast not lived la vain, set of teeth that would remain free There are 376 churches with resident O. Q.; C. McEnlry, C. P. Keck and mention (ho word drydock. from decay as long as the balance of priests and 40 mission churches, a Brian McGee, trustees; Rev. C. Dsn- A , J. CASKY. Manaicer though, for the n'st, thy work bo in­ C. V. UALL,. Editor DENVER. COLO "What Is a drydock. Mr, Clemens?" the tissues of the body were active, total of 416. tf\* C PP. S.. chaplain. "A thirsty physician." ferior and full of Idemlshes.— Spalding- 's ^ V «

Private Ijady PROBLEM OF ROAST OF BESF. ALWAYS Ambulance Attendant ARTIFICIAL TEETH NOW DOUBLE FUDGE A Victim of Boonomioal Way of Preparing Meat GIVES That give comfort and satiafactlon to n i l L L Y S for Two People. SATISFACTION UNDSUITAKINO PAR1X>R9 the wearer. AJl of the small details of fit, occlu­ 60MBTHINQ NKW IN THIS EVER French Infamy 410 Klfte««th Street. A ro u t of beef Is about the hardest Telephone. SSlt Main n^nvAr Tnln sion and expression are carefully at­ POPULAR 8WEBT. Ree. Phone 7786 Main l^eilTCr, L/UIU. tended to and carried out to suit the of all meats to buy for two people, for "Golden Rod" individual case. if cut too thin It does not roast well, His Home Sold Over HU Head, an yet we want one once In a while. A "PRIDE OF D R . B R O W N White Fruit and Wellesley Style Both alz-pound rib roast Is about the small­ Atfed Superior General Dies From Special Sign Work Declared to Be Delicious^tm- EXTRACTING AND PLATE SPB est that will roast good. a Stroke of ParalysU. COLORADO” For the Chrlstmaa Holiday Buclneaa CIALIST. provsment if Butter Is Now, if you get that have the butch­ executed taatefully and at low pricea. Not Cooked. er cut off the long thin en'd and you Stock algrna on hand. Soemnoforme Administered. Our Leading Telepheae Oallap 090. put it in a brine of salt water (as France has practically abolished ARTHUR P. O'COIVIfOR, Barth Block, 16th and Stout Sts., Who remarked that the last word much salt as will dissolve) for a few Brands of Painter and Deaera tor. Fourth Floor. has been said on the fudge question? days, and you will have a nice little capital punishment—*o f criminals. There Is something new even of the piece of corned beef for a boiled din­ But the clemency of the Infidel gov­ FLOUR fudge variety. At least, that Is what ner. Cabbages are usually too large ernment of the so-called republic the guests at an Informal party where to be all eaten, so do not cook and does not extend to those other "ene­ GRAIN, MAIZINE, CRESCENT MILL & ELEVATOR CO. "double” fudge was passed thought throw away. Just cook a part of it mies of the social order," the relig­ RYE FLOUR ETC. DENVER COLORADO To make It boll two cupfuls of gran with the corned beef and make a ious, and at brief intervals the civil­ ulafed sugar, half a cupful rich milk, creamed cabbage of the other part; ized world learns that one of them two squares of chocolate and a tea- FOR THE BEST t)iat is, chop very coarse and cook In has been "done to death." spoonful of butter until It forms a salted water uncovered until tender. H. OESTERREICH, Pres. Phene 1878 C. HAAK, Seeretery. The latest victim of the executioner soft ball when dropped Into cold wa­ Drain off the water and pour over It ter. Heat until grained and turn Into a sauce of milk thickened with flour — for he was executed as truly as if QUEEN CITY DYE "WORIVS a shallow pan. Then boll two cupfuls seasoned with butter, pepper and salt bis head had fallen Into the basket LADIES* AND GENTS* CLOTHINQ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION of brown sugar and a cupful of milk It Is very nice and can be served with from the bloody knife of the guillo­ CLEANED, DYED AND REFINI8HEO. until at the soft ball stage; add a tea your warmed-over roast or any other tine— was Very Rev. Aloyslua Brls- Don’t throw your carpets away; we make them as good as new. Goods spoonful of butter, a cupful of nut meat. called for and delivered. aou, the saintly founder and superior Works 814 W. 14th Ave.; Omce 631 16th SL DENVBR, COLB. COAL meats and a teaspoonful of vanilla; Hot stew Is nice for a change, too, general of the Oblates of St. Francis beat until creamy and turn over the very nice served with cold ham. Raw de Sales. Ninety-one years old, a other fudge. When cool mark off Into cabbage chopped fine with spiced vine­ stranger to disease, the holy and ven­ F O I^ G O O D W O R K Come io Headquarters squares. gar poured ohrer It makes a nice rel­ Call up W ise ones In the science of fudgery ish. That tough end of the beef will erable man saw the houses of his or­ In general do not cook the butter but also make a nice stew or soup, or if der confiscated and their occupants, add It just before the syrup comes you have a meat chopper trim off the his beloved children in religion, dls- We mine and deliver to your bln. thua aaaurl^g you the Beat In KIRK’S LAUNDI^Y quality and service. New yard on West Alameda for South Side trade. from the stove. If time la limited the fat and try out for dripping and put persod. But he lived. Despite his fudge can be hastened by using half the lean meat through the chopper, great burden of years, be was sound Phone 741. 2207 Larimer, the Quantity of liquid (milk) but the and you have hamburger steak. A in oody and mind. The tearing down Fresh dally. At all fudge is apt to have a coarser grain. chopper should be about the first In­ of his work of many decades did not The Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. The usual chocolate or cream fudge strument If you have use for It. kill him. He went to his birthplace. Is sometimes turned over marshmal­ Any of theso ways are much better (Retail Fuel Dept.) Plancy. The blood-thirsty govern­ lows arranged on the buttered pan than to roast the whole piece. For, **Tho beat I know In every loaf.** or over broken nut meats or candled aside from its being tough, you will ment followed him. His home was 806 SEVENTEENTH STREET cherries. have had quite enough of the roast seized, and Its furniture sold at auc­ T h e Campbell-Sell Saklng Company before it’s gone If there are but two tion. For Father Brlsson that was Phowee Mala 4800*4801-4862. Orders Receive Prom pt Attemtlom. Several girls lately have deserted their old friend, plain fudge, for white to eat. the falling of the knife of the guillo­ fruit fudge. For this they boll two tine. He was stricken with paralysis, SAVES THE WINDOW CURTAINS. The James Clarke Church Goods House cupfuls of granulated sugar and a cup­ and died on February 2. ful of milk until the syrup forms a soft Simple Device That Also Acts as a W ord of the death of Father Brls­ Religious Articles, Catholic Booica, Magazines, Etc. and You'll Want ball when dropped into- cold water. son reached this country in a cable­ They then add a teaspoonful of butter Good Ventilator. The Largest Catholic Supply Concern In the WeeL W e W ant Your Trade Our Goods gram to Very Rev. Charles Fromer- and a cupfnl of nut meats, dates, figs Phone Black 1582. 1&4'5-A7 C a lif. St.. C w U WHEN YOU ONCE START BUYING and raisins that have been run togeth­ To protect window curtalna from tin, provincial of the Oblatee of SL er through the chopper. They beat rain try this simple device, which not Francis de Sales in this country, and JUST PHONE SOUTH 1164 ESTABLISHED IN COLO. 1871 J. L. Cramb, D. O. MRS. T. a CRAMB, H. until the candy Is nearly stiff and then only shields the curtains but also superior of the Saleslanum, their col­ Graduates of American School of Osteopathy, KlrkvUle, Mlaaourl. turn on to a buttered tin and mark off serves as a good ventilator; Secure lege at Wilmington, Del. The news JOHNS' MARKET 236 S. Sroadw^ a half-inch board about 12 or 14 Inches in squares. was not unexpected, the sad event wide and as long as Is required to fit DENVER INFIRMMV OF OSTEOPATH! Cornfed Meats-Grocerles Foreigfn and Domestic Fruits For cream nut fudge, use two cup­ snugly between the side casings of the having been forecasted in a letter Room. SI and IS Masonic Tempi.. fuls o f granulated sugar, a cupful of window. In the upper comers of the from one of the priests of the con­ milk, a teaspoonful of butter, and a board have screweyes, one on each gregation in Rome, who, under date Offlo. Hours: S to IS a. m., 1;S* to 4: SO p. m. We have a new line of both large cupful of nut meats—English end. On each side of the window cas­ of January 23. wrote: Tsl.phons 2 * 2 0 . DENVER, COL*. walnuts are good, but still better are Plated and Solid ing put a Bcreweye, in which tie cords " I told you Father P------Is in butternuts. Cook the milk and sugar about two feet long, and on the ends Silverw are to the soft ball stage and then add France. He went to assist our good Smarlcan Plan. tS.lt and upward. of the cords tie small hoops. Ordi­ and holy superior general. Father European Pian. |1 and upward. and can suit every fancy and every the nuts and butter and stir until the narily these cords hang down by the Brisson, who Is dying. Feather Brls­ purse. We have also a fine line of syrup grains. —,- aide of the window and are concealed HOTEL METROPOLE Diamonds^ W atch es and Marshmallow fudge, which has been by the curtains. The board may be son is ninety-one years old, and never i\beolutwlw rirwproof the Waterloo of many good candy had any disease or sickness; but now alewelry kept out of sight also. When ready Local and long distance telaphone ta makers, is delicious If the marshmal­ for use the books on the cords fit Into be dies a martyr, a victim of the •v^v room. Absolutoljr fireproof. CHARLDS H. BRINK, M g r. lows get melted enough before the Taka Seventeenth 8U cer from Ualeo the screweyes on the sides of the French persecution. A fter all our Depot. fudge hardens. This is the way they board and the 4>oard Is tilted back colleges and other foundations were Otte K epptrr. Harr. make It at Wellesley: A pound (two DBLWTKR. . . . COLO from the window. The window may confiscated, and all the religious dis­ cupfuls) of granulated sugar and a A S K FO R then be opened as wide as the boanl Is persed. the poor old man went to his cupful of rich milk are heated togeth­ high. The slant^g of the board pushes er, two squares of chocolate are stirred back the curtails and, while allowing home at Plancy, where he was born, Patronize C o l u m b i n e Evaporated M i l K In, and the mixture boiled until It la al.‘ to enter, prevents the rain or there to end his days. O n e.of our fathers and some Oblate Sisters were PINEIST aUALITY MADB. waxy when rolled between the fingers. snow from coming Into the room.— Just before the last stage Is reached Ladies’ Home JoumsJ. with him. Two Sundays ago the dir­ Our Advertisers A. Colorado Product a small piece of butter Is added and ty government seized his house and half a pound of marshmallows are German Cabbage. sold it, and on last Sunday they sold Save the l.abelai Send for Hat of premlnma. stirred In, little by little, crushing and Remove all the loose leaves from a the furniture. You^an imagine what 397--Phono--398 beating each as it goes in. The syrup medium sized head of red cabbage, di­ a blow that was to a man of his years. COLORADO CONDENSED M IL It C O . Is then turned into a buttered shallow vide into fourths, and shred as finely DBNVER, COLORADO. pan, and when It begins to harden is as possible. Remove all the hard He was struck with paralysis of the cut Into squares. white part Wash In a sieve and put stomach, and the last sad news we re­ THE BEST CANDIES AT in a kettle with one pint of water and ceived was a telegram from Father Canton Ice Cream. rtwo heaping tablespoonfuls nice bacon D------aaying that all hope Is gone. One quart milk, one-half level table­ fat Cover and let It cook slowly for It Is quite hard for us all, but this O. P. Baur & Co., spoon com starch, one cup sugar, an hour. Add one-half cupful white blow shows to what extremities a TRY A REGISTER three eggs, one-eighth level teaspoon wine vinegar, three heaping table- country can come when it Ignores its ond Confectioner*. I S i a Cnrtte spoonfuls sugar, a small piece stick salt, one pint thin cream, one cup God. In France God Is not only ig­ preserved ginger. Scald the milk in cinnamon, a pinch of pepper, salt to nored— He is hated, as such facts double boiler. Mix the cornstarch with taste, and three or four good sized tart half the sugar and dilute with some of apples, peeled and sliced. Cover and clearly prove." W. H. &YLRS the hot milk. When smooth add to re­ cook slowly for two hours longer. Stir No. 686 Adams Hotel Building. WANT AD. maining milk and stir until thickened. often to prevent burning. It must not IRISH SPEAK I jATI.V. Klghteenth Street Side, Denver, Colo. Cover and cook for fifteen minutes, be too moist. This is nice to serve with roast goose or turkey. GENTS’ PINE TAILORING stirring occasionally. Then add the Everyone knows that Ireland was Bs FltUd. B. Up-to-Oats. * . SatuofUd. eggs beaten with the remaining sugar a center of learning In the middle BRINGS RESUETS Almond Biscuits. PrlCM R lsh t Fine Stock of Woolen, to Select Prom and salt, and stir until cooked. Strain ages, but It Is not generally known SUITS SSOjOO u p . Take two whites of eggs, seven and cool. Then add the cream and that even today the classic tradition EXPERIBNCBID CUTTER, FITTBR AND MAKBR. ounces castor sugar, two ounces of freeze In the usual way. When quite is preserved In the most unexpected F rs n e, Q m ^sn, and America. stiff add the ginger cut very fine and almonds. Blanch, shell, and chop the OlVE ME A TRIAL. EVERYTHING GUARANTEBI places in the island. A t a recent moistened with a little of the syrup. almonds. Put the whites of eggs Into Finish freezing and let stand for at a perfectly dry basin; beat until quite meeting of the classical assocUtlon Scdalia Hibernians are Progressive. DEATH OF MOTHER ADELE. least an hour to ripen. stiff. Add the castor sugar and con­ in Dublin, Dr. Butcher. M. P., said The Hibernians of Pettis county. tinue beating until the mixture once that in the days of Queen Elizabeth Mo., held a union meeting at Se> Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 20. Scripture Cake. more becomes stiff and will stand to declare that a scholar spoke Greek dalla on Feb. 9, which was attended Mother Adele. Superior of SL Pour and one-half cups First Kings, sUflly. Lightly stir in the almonds. was equivalent to saying that he was Place in teasi>oonful8 on clear white The Capital City Shoe by State President P. R. FUzglbbon Teresa's Academy, died Monday fourth chapter, 22d verse; two cups Irish, ^nd then be made the aston­ paper on a baking sheet, and bake in and F. J. Curran, president of Divi­ morning of pneumonia, after a short Jeremiah, sixth chapter, 20th verse; ishing announcement that In certain a moderate oven until firm and cooked sion No. 7, of St. Louis, who deliv­ lllneBs. She came to Kansas City two cups First Samuel, 80th chapter, parts of Ireland the knowledge of It^EPAIR WORK Mfa. . SEWED HAleF through. They will come easily away Co ered addresses. County Chaplain from St. Louis two years ago. n th verse; two cups Nahum, third I.^tln and Greek was banded down in 6PbCI;AleTY 80UE8 7B OTS chapter, 12th verse; one qup Judges, from the paper when cooked, and If Father McNamee. County President Mother Adele was 68 years of age they color before being sufllclently many peasant families as a precious 1611 ChamjEia 6th chapter. 25th verse; one-balf cup heritage from father to son. He him­ E. G. Cassidy, Wm. J. Riley, Judge ^nd bad been a Sister of St. Joseph Geaasis, 24th chapter, 20tb verse; one cooked, they should be covered with self knew of families o f peasants on Kennedy, Brothers Lynch. McQaw, for 42 years. She was born in Troy, tablespoon First Samuel, 14th chap­ paper. They keep well in a tin 1h)X. Solon, McGurren, Donnelly, O'Con­ N. Y., her family name being Hen- ter, 25tb verse; two teaspoons Amos, the shores of Dingle Bay, the mem­ Hot Potato Salad. nor and others also made good ad­ nessy. She founded the Deaf and fourth chapter, fifth verse. Season, bers of which spoke classic Latin Cut one-fourth pound of sliced dresses. The order in Sedalia Is in Dumb Institute In St. Louis and was Second Chronicles, ninth chapter, among themselvea, when they did not breakfast bacon into one-eighth inch ninth verse; a pinch of Lerltlcus, wish other persons to understand a most flourishing condition and Its one of the four counselors of her or­ strips crosswise. Fry until a nice second chapter. 13th verse; six ounces membership is made up of the best der for 28 years, bolding also the brown and remove them from the pan. what they were talking about. of Jeremiah, 17th chapter. Xlth verse; material to i>e found anywhere. All position of superintendent of schools Add to the fact one good-sized slice 1739 CMAnPA STREET, DENVER follow , Proverbs, 23d chapter, 14th were enthusiastic and earnest In their of the order for the United States. of onion finely chopped. Cook two BishO|» IUchter*a Jubilee. verse. Mix and beat well. You will desire to promote and foster the Her health had not been good lor minutes. Add one-fourth level tea­ April 22, the RL Rev. Henry J. Rich­ have a good cake. grand principles of the A. O. H. The the past three years. spoon pepper and vinegar to taste. ter will observe the silver Jubilee of Han wanted in subscrip­ Slice hot boiled potatoes. Stir the members are leaders In commercial, Mother Adele’s funeral was held To Hold Stepladdsr. his consecration as Bishop of Grand professional and social life in Cen­ from the Cathedral Wednesday morn­ vinegar and fat until well blended, and Rapids. The Bishop is announcing the tion department of The A. D. Snively There Is always danger incurred add the potato. Serve on a bed of tral Missouri, and contributed their ing. Solemn Requiem High Mass be­ anniversary has forbidden anything Register. Apply to Circu- OOAU RAT, ORXOr AND gXOim, QAg when the stepladder is placed on the lettuce and sprinkle with the scraps full share to make Sedalta one of the ing celebrated. A large number of to be done for himself In the form of AND DORUDgne OOKB. bare floor while cleaning windows, of bacon. lator.The Catholic Register. most progressive and prosperous priests were present. Rev. Father bauglng pictures or curtains, and do­ a testimonial or memento, but he has Pheme awnth m . cities in the state. Kennedy, C. SS. R., delivered an elo­ ing various other things. If you will stated that he would be greatly 1824 Curtis. Croquettes for LuncheSn. 4 a » ge. Breedwny, Demver, Oelek quent funeral sermon, paying a beau­ split open two pieces of garden hose Hominy, rice and macaroni cro> pleased If the priests and people cele­ Mass for Dead K ing and Prince. tiful tribute to the life of the de­ about four Inches long and place them quettes make acceptable dishes, and brate the happy event by the erection Dr. J. J. G^Nell. dentlaL rooms 10 and on the lower ends of the stepladder, 11 Nevada bldg.. ITtb and Oallfomla Simultaneously with the funeral ceased Nun. Interment in Mt. SL may well be resorted to for varying of a diocesan seminary In grateful ■traets. H ours: I to It. 1 to I, Phon*. turning them up on the- sides of the nervlce at Lisbon over the bodies of Mary's cemetery. the midday blll-of-fare. Since they are commemoration of the Jubilee. supports and nailing them there, you hot and nourishing, they replace some John A. Oberg' King Carlos and Grown Prince Lula will always know that no risk is run. of the meat, and so lessen the bills. Mount St. Schoiastica's o f Portugal a Solemn Mass of Re­ Supreme C&urt of the state of D BAAJiR IN as the ladder will never slip. Cold macaroni cooked with cheese Is ACADEMY quiem was sung Feb. 6 at St. John The secular papers speak of prep­ easily made into croquettes. Season Illinois has rendered a decision de­ the Baptist church, the leading Port* arations now being made to "cele­ Fried Ham with Eggs. well with red pepper; dip them in egg claring the hospital conducted by the Ci^NON CITY, COLORADO Groceries and Meats uguese Catholic church In New Bed­ brate the natal day of St. Patrick." Cut slices of ham about half an and crumbs and fry In a deep fat. Bisters of St. Francis at Peoria ex­ Boarding Botaool for young ladlaa. Conducted by lb# Banedlotlne SlBUrv* ford, Maas. They do not seem to be awaro of the Inch thick, taking off the skin. Put empt from taxation. This decision For particulars, addraaa. fact that the feasts of saints are ob­ the ham in a pan and fry it gradually Liver Dumplings. possesses great importance, in that served, not on the day o f their birth, until brown on both sides. Place it One quart bread crumbs, one-halt It eatabllabes a rule In regard to auch Sister Directress catechism class was getting on a hot dish, remove all the brown pound beef liver, three eggs, one tea­ but on that of their death^-cn their Instltutiona which, under the direc­ alo&s nicely when the teacher asked: particles from the pan, retain a por­ spoon salt and pepper, one-half tea­ entrance to eternal life, says the tion of self-sacrificing Slaters of va­ Jesse L. Livermore, the plunger, Subscribe for **Wlien does one arrive at the age tion of the faL Into which break some spoon soda dissolved In a Uttle water, who cleaned up 13,000,000 In Wall • f reason?" Several guesses were Southern Messenger. The only ex­ ^ g s and fry them until the white is two onions. Add enough floor to make rious orders, are carrying on a noble work of charity and humane en- street, and now has 300,000 baleii of made, when a boy belonging to the ception to this rule U the feast of perfectly done but the yolks soft, then a stiff batter. Drop spoonfuls of the cotton, is only twenty-eight. Ten the Register leavor. oadats aald: "W hen one takes the 8t. John the Baptist, who was take them out and place them on the batter in strained meat broth and let years ago he was marking prices on pledge.**— ^Total Abstainer. lifted before his birth. boil about 16 minutes. the board of a Boston broker's office.

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TheS Good Coal X\ u Properly Delivered When It’s Cl Denver Business Directory Also M Promised HAY, That’s Our Way GRAIN M and SACRED HEART PARISH. LOOAN AVE. PRO.CATHEDRAL. 1 Church Directory FLOUR Offlei 1506 Anpatsf St. T P C om pany f ranK M. Hall Elirski Monumental Worts, Immaeulato Conception Cathedral— Pkoie 4900 Logan avenue, between Eighteenth and and work the stalks with embroidery DRUGGIST SOBEBT HOUQHTON, Pi**. NEAT WORK-POCKET silk In cordlng-Btitch. The bow which Nineteenth avennes. Rt. Rev. N. C. Mtadquartsr* for Bverythinc In tb« Oflio. .nd SalMluomi ties the stalks is worked partly with All Kinds o( Typewriters Bousbt, Sold, Rented, RapelraA. Drue Line. Mats, residence 1536 Logan avenue; . I9d2 Brvadmt^, ribbon and partly embroidery silk. Phone Main 879. Typewriter Supplies. Oer. Lerlner end Twenty-seventh Sts. Elev. P. A. Phillips, Rev. H. L. Mo- USEFUL TRINKET FOR BEDROOM When the work is finished the silk Denver, Colorado. Menamln, Rev. Father TilcDonough. OR BOUDOIR. most be pinned out on a board over H. A. Hames, dealer in staple and Rev. Father Belser; residence, 1738 a damp cloth to remove all puckers DENVER TYPEWRITER iM Cj groceries, fresh and salt meat#. L. MCDONALD Logan avenue. caused by the working; let it remain F t e e SS81 Main. 8702-04 Champa Masses on Sundays at 6:30, 7:30, Foundation of Silk Ornamented with until the cloth Is quite dry- Now The Unegnelled Ribbon Embroidery— Loops foy^ PLUMBER 8:30, 9:30, 10:30; week days, 6. 8:15. line the inside with a piece of flannel EXCHAN6E CO. Kee Lox Rib THE Materials in Use in the and over that silk. At the straight 1633 Champa Street. Carbon*. Sacred HearV Church— Comer Lari­ Daily tawing. end put a pocket of silk with a gath­ O’Brien Furnace Works StlS East Colfax Ave. Denver, Colo. mer and Twenty-eighth streets. Con­ ered heading quite across one end; S40.00 The Sun Standard Visible Writer. Pbone <11 York. MtfMjrbta. Gutters. Cornices. Etc. All ducted by the Jesuit Fathers. Pastoral Nos. 1 and 2 show a very useful sew a strap of ribbon across higher ^ l^ d s of 7^n and Galvanised Iron W o rt P. B. ^TIIPPLB. A. BTRN*. realdence. 2760 Larimer streeL As­ little work-pocket open and closed. up, and Btitcl) it down to form loops Boynton's Patriot Furnace sistant pastors, Itev. Eldward Barry. S. The outside Is made from silk, and for scissors, thimble, packets of need­ BstabllBhed 1<79. l. ; Rev. W. A. Longergan, 8. J.;It Rev.is ornamented with ribbon em­ les, etc. Finish the eutire edge with r Wnfaent SL Phene, Olive S8S. broidery; a design suitable for the silk cord composed of all the colors F. B. Whipple ® Co. F. X. Gubtosi. S. J. purpo44 1* shown In No. 3. used. A loop of elastic is sewn under j The W. H. STEWART AGENCY CO. •T. LEO’S PARISH. Real Estate, Insurance, Sundays, low mass at 6:00, 7:00, 8:30 Our model Is a pretty shade of the pointed end, and a button sewn on | .hlidren), and 9:30. High mass and green, embroidered with blue flowers. the other end so that when the case j / General Insurance Loans termon at 11 o’clock. Week days, mass is folded over in three the loop and \ 1541 Cbampa Street DENVER, COLORADO Tel. 2684 113 Boston Bldg. at 5:30, 6:00. 7:00 and 8:00 o'clock. v'V, \ button fasten It. | WM. C. RU88ELL Phone Main 576. DENVER, COhO. 8L Joseph’s Church— Comer South Water and Sixth avenue. Stephen E. "Greek” Gowning. ST, PATRICK’S PARISH. Greek lines are what the fashion Elsler, C. SS. R., pastor. P. Klerdorf, WOOD makers are seeking, and few women COKE C. SS. R-. M. P. Cahill, C. SS. R., A. there are who can carry off the style. BUY IT AT GROMM’S iCOAL i i i Everst. C. SS. R., N. Power, C. SS. R. SELLS & WEBER The models sent here from foremost \ I* you want to purchaea anything In the leather lln^.. Pastoral residence, 605 W . Sixth Ave. Charcoal. French houses, notably from one fa­ ’ tn Trunk*. Satchel*, Hand Bag., Toilet Ceaee, ate— go M F. Sundays, low mass at 6:00, 7:30 and mous house, are styled "classical,” but I uss WeltMi Si. Yards 4ih A LmJrUmm W. Gromm’e, 1517 CurtI* atreet. Low price* prevail at aM Grocery and Meat Market 9:00 (children's), and high mass at the fact Is they are modem in every sense of the word. The skirts have time*. Call and Inepect our good*. MONTCLAIR PARISH. 10:80. Vespers at 7:30 p. m. Week Fresh and Salt Meata, Fancy days, masses at l«:O0 and 8:00 o'clock. high waistbands on empire lines, bnt Qroceriea. 81. Leo the Great—Comer Tenth are fitted as closely as they oan be At an groear'a and still allow for any movement of Freeh daily. street and Colfax avenue. Rev. Wm. R. P. LLW IS Prompt DellTery. S341 Clear Creek Are Joints imder them, and this is not em­ SUILDINQ CONTRACTOR. O’Ryan, pastor; Rev. Father White, as- pire and neither is it Greek; it is dis­ HS/Eotlxer’s DSrestc^. Shop B.xt door to Uontclalr P. O. sistanL Masses on Sundays, 6:00, 7:00, tinctly modem French. Many of the TeL 2229 Main. EsUblUhed IStt. Phone White 518. 9:00 and 10:30. Week days. 6:00 and skirts are untrimmed, but a large "Pure as mother made iL” Prompt attention given to repair FRED M. CLARKE, Prop. 8 :00. number of them have tunics, which al­ vark. ^ a n s and estimates furnished Annuneiatiov^—Thirty-sixth and Hom- ways have long lines falling in with The Campbell-Sell Baking Company agon appRcatlon. General hardware CLARKE’S RESTAURANT bc^dt streeta. Very Rev. Mgr. Henry the scanty folds of the skirL at down-town prlcea. Open 5:30 a. m. until 8:00 p. m. Robinson, V. O., pastor; Rev. Father The fashion Is for ultra dressers, TRY ru n tS H B D SOOHS VP STAIRS Walsh, assistant. Residence, 3621 women who can afford to wear an ex­ ST JOSEPH’S PARISH. pensive costume a few times and then 1546 Cnriia 8L, I>enTer, Celo. Humboldt StreeL Sunday masses at Peraonal Expeiianee 80 Tearm. abandon it. and they must have per­ 6:30, 7:30. 9:00 anD H O M E S T E A D B A K E R Y AboatInssrance brech, asslstanL Residence, 3251 Osage in the browns that shade into the W. J. MEIKLEHAM, PRES. 1g<2 Arapahoe J. B. Garvin & Co. StreeL Sunday Masses at 6:00, 7:30, tones of her hair or In the rich, dark PHONES— Day: Gallup 913 and 914. Night: Gallup 913. Phone Ueln 1»M. W B WILL, CALL. 9:00 and 10:30. greens. The yellow-haired girl can wear red. DRUGGIST 8L Dominic's—Comer West Twenty The greens, too. are delightful on her; 8401 Weat 88d Are., Denver, Colorado. fifth avenue and Grove streeL Rev. P. also certain yellows and blacks. Whitr S c K a e fe r A. O’NeUl, 6. P., pastor; Rev. J. B. is less becoming. THE ROYAL RESTAURANT Klrcher. O. P., asslstanL Residence, Blues, particularly the pale and cold Phono Purple 247B. T ei»i CB. A.-wnin^ Co. <431 Boulevard. blues, are best adapted to brunettes 1041 CURTIS STI^EEX Nessic A, Maher SL Ell2abeth’s-^}omer Curtis and The silk should be cut seven inches whose color is warm. 1 ^ 2 3 Eleventh streets. Rev. Father Leo wide and 17 Inches long; one end has The woman whose hair is dull and Private Dining Rooms Up S tairs Henriche, O. F. M., pastor; Re. Father the two comers cat off. and In 'the whose complexion and eyes lack bril­ MILUNERY liancy may still be attractive if she Ehisebius Schlingmann, O. F. M., Rev. pointed end thus fbrmed the embroid­ ery is worked. The other end has a wears frocks that harmonize with her 585 16TH ST.. DENVER. COLO. Father Aloyslus Buschmann, O. F. M., small spray worked at each side; part eyes and hair. Usually dull-finished Rev. Father Athenasius Hunfeld, O. F. of the design No. 3 might be used. materials in browns, blacks and cer­ Register Ads Bring ANNUNCIATION PARISH. M.. assistants. Masses on Sundays For the embroidery use China rib­ tain shades of blues that match the at 6:00, 7:30, 9:00 and 10:30. Sermon bon for the flowers, buds, and leaves. eyes are kindest to her. in Ehiglish at 9:00, In German at 10:30. RESULTS Masses on week days at 6:00 and 8:00. The Oldest and Most Reliable AgSMT SMART COMBS AND PINS. BODICE FOR HOME-DRESS. for Hotel Help In the WesL Eleventh streets. Masses on Sundays Male and Female Help Sent Every- P 0 S T ® ^ Vespers on Sundays at 7:30 p. m. Season’s Styles Are Adapted to Both Useful and Pretty Garment Within where W hen R. R. F are la r u o I photoi Blondes and Brunettes. Reach of Home Dressmaker. Advanead. 8L Francis De Sales— Alameda and MILES & DRYER CANADIAN ‘The 8. Sherman avenues. Rev. J. J. Don­ The plain ambor-oolored combs and This bodice is in the same material Chase Studio* nelly, pastor. Masses on Sundays at as the skirL that is, reseda-green PRINTERS 910 pins for the blonde girl and those In EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 8:30 and 10:30. dark shell for the branettes are en­ cashmere. It has a fitting lining, to CatHolic ~Worh a Specialty Deever, Oalaeade. Church of the Moty Ghost— Comer tirely correct this winter. which the vest of lace is attached; the material is tucked from the shoulders ■stabllsbed ISIS. Mrs. J. Whlta, Prop. Chirtis aad Twentieth streets. Rev. F. The combs arc smarter when made TelepHone Main 2851 174”4 La-wrenco St Pbens 4«. lili Larimer 8L to the bust: the opening turns back Ranks B. HsU. Louis Wltllama Bender, pastor. Masses on Sundays with plain tops without knobs or other decorations. with scalloped revera. trimmed with at 7:15 and 9:30. Catechism, 10:15 a. ST. ELIZABETH’S PARISH. The button pins are used where the Uny braid, and a fan-shape bow of sill m. Vespers, 7:30 p. m. hair is worn on top of the head. The WHEN PATRONIZING OUR ADVERTISERS PLEASE MENTION THE The Publisher’s 8L John the Evangelist— Harman, top part of these pins turns back over comer E. Fifth and Josephine. Rev. Father Carr. Residence, SL Joseph’s the hair in a flat pieces of shell like a CATHOLIC REGISTER FRED F. FISHER Press Room Co. large button. Blank Book Manufactursrs hospital. Maas at 9 O’clock. Sunday RELIGIOUS AKTICLES Book Binding of Every Description school after mass. The effect Is very good. Art snd Pine. Blndlnge St. Joseph's (Polish)— Corner North For keeping flying ends of the hair Manufacturing Btatloners at home are shown corkscrew pmp Third Order Goods Oor Bpoetalty. Pearl avenue and Third stroeL Globe- 1748-1748 Steut St. Dosiver, Oal*. ville. Rev. Theo, Jarsynskl, pastor. Res­ of amber— strange looking things that le ss 11th St. Opp. SL l|llsahoth*B. idence, 302 N. Pennsylvania avenue. screw into the hair In spiral fashion. Fortieth street station. BO that it would seem that they never Conslrnclkiii would come out again. But they are. itetehiiehod issa—PhoM Mala sars Holy Family.— Berkeley, corner West panleh taught. t BROS. Phone: assisted by Rev. A. M. Quigley, O.8.M., sired size. Silk, satlD, gauze and Bouth 71. and Rev. J. Plceoll, O.S.M. Reffidence DBNVaft BUSINESS COL.L.EGB Export Donttsta chiffon are appropriate materials, and. •efltNVWU adjOthing church. Business Methods. Shorthand. Bookkeeping, tyowriting. and Penmanship and Oral Bnr- OOLO. In addition to being used as hat trim­ Is placed In the center of fronL The ' eona O d o a o n o thoroughly taught. Expert teachers, up-to-date metnoilM. Individual Instruc­ ftbolr patent) Sundays, low Masses at 6, 7:30 and ming, evening frocks are most success­ under-sleeves are of lace, to match tions. Call or address H. A. Le nOl'.X. I^reoldemt, Halar 44S. 164S lileM- used for all pain- 9; high Mass at 10:80. Sermon In fully decorated with them. They catch the vest. arm St.. l>eMTer, ('• I* . loss opsratlona (tkllan at 7:30 and 10:80; in English No pain or No Pay waist drapery, hold lace flounces and Materials required: yard 46 Office n o t W . tid Time, Place and Person at 9. Masses on week days at 7 and sometimes finish the ends of ribbon inches wide, 8 yatds lining. yard 7:80. Sunday evening services at % Avo A 11« Utb strands. St. 7:30, except third Sunday of month. piece lace. ITitrd Sunday, dkvotlons In honor of TheM. J. O’Fallon Supply Co. Our Lady ol terrow at t n. m. ture of the trouble, the remedy U se­ T i m e - lected. If the dandruff Is dry and the Plumbing, Steam, Mill and Water Now end (or the next ten dare. scalp Itching there must be a general ♦ ♦ ♦ Rev. Thomas E. Sherman, 8. J.* application of white vaseline first. Worhs Supplies has Just closed a very successful The hair should be parted close to­ When Building a Home It Will Pay You to Ehtamlne Closely Our ♦ 4t ♦ course 'f lectures to non-Catholios gether and into each line should be BOILERS AND RADIATORS FOR HOT WATER HEATING— THEY ARB T H E B E S T. Person- in St. Louis. He has been doing this rubbed plenty of vaseline, this being kind of work for four )’ears* all over continued until the entire scalp has OrriCE, 1518 WYNK.OOF ST. Anyone looking for genuine bar- t ^ n oiled. A soap Jelly is then used the United States, and Is greeted Subscribe for ga.ns In Men's and Boys’ Cloth­ hi the shampooing water. with large audiences everywhere. ing. Shoes and Furnishings. To clean the face thoroughly with Father Sherman Is of medium height almond meal Is not a secret at all. yet The Register and slender build, and resembles very comparatively few seem to know the closely both In face and flgu.^7 his right method. First, wash the face P W Q 2 5 2 6 -gooijfiaM, 3ni u A x m e Z / ■*1 ♦ ♦ Place— illustrious father, General William Feminine grace can only be retained with warm castlle soapsuds, rinse and Tecumseh Sherman. In manner, he by acquiring a proper mode of walking. dry. In the palm of one hand place a ♦ -h Is courteous, dignified, and simple An ungainly woman is not attractive; teaspoonful of almond meal and mlz ♦ h -h and straightforward, almost to blunt* It requires a great deal of physical with water. When a paste is formed rub it over the face and neck. Rub ^ DEEP ROCK ness. His voice Is clear and eaunola- beauty to counteract the loss of grace­ fulness. whereas the possession of the gently and if there Is any dust at all tlon faultless, and his style of preach­ latter quality will do very much to It will draw it out of the pores, and. FaUtw Dhly In th* Bom.lMi Bop; / ;/ / £ £ £ / £ £ f£ s .v s r r ^ ^ ing unstudied and convincing. In outweigh plain features, says a writer. as It dries and )>eel8 off the face, ail WATER CaUioUo. hBT. lust . . muoh bo.lneu Other words, and according to the When the hair Is full of dandruff grease and dirt go with it. leaving th« In th« T. K . O. A. u an A. P. A. ha. university boys. "Father Tom sends there should be special treatment be­ fac« and neck clean and. what is more, OFFICE i WORKS In th. Ancient Order of Hibernian*. Corner Larimer and 23td St. the ball over the home plate.** fore shampooing. According to the na­ white. One can powder over 6ie 27t5lA5i __DEN VER_CATHOLlC_ r eg ist er

Mrs. Joseph dark has recovered auf- flii«'ntly to leave the hospital nnd is THC TORIC LEINS legH lnlnK -her form er stre n g th at her Our T tirli I.< In H!iapt*i| t ■ ronf •'•m with lh»' eye nnd a nuic-h on- liome. Robert Emmet Celebration lar^ed il»*M o f vision. Tht-n »'.»mvcx Murface being away frutn Ui»* eye. an.I Miss Julia Clifford Is enjoying the the conra\e »«tiriaie next to it. Al’t*»vi K»a«eful play of the ey-.- wUiiom awk­ winter in southern California. Denver, Colo. ward (uriiinK of the head, and m . vlaion to tile edKe-i. Miss Janette IJartney returned to her S«‘« ua fo r fu ll infortriHtioM. home In Des ilolnca. Iowa, Wednesday ex enlng. Miss Kathryn Corbett, who expected . . return to ~ Denver '*March ■ ‘Isi, sF. *ha.s been iletalned by the illness of her father. n > Miss Florence Shcedy left Saturday for a trip to New York. xork. i Mrs. W. F. Hynes entej^uin"Euined elabor- ately on Wednesday. f Carlson’s Ice Cream, Invitations are out for a luncheon SWIKERtflf BR9S. OPflCai CO. .« 5. s.uc as iio.Hlesa on Monday. Demoted evclualvely (o the tHitnx aud iiuintifnrturlnK of Kio'*>*e». Judge Caldwell Yeaman was called East during the week by Die death of i& 4>4 < .ST. N L :.tK MST. .hiH brxither. a noted Jurist. Miss Helolso A. Nortlirop sang three numbers in her usual graceful style before the Press club at the Savoy on . .airsilay. Her selections were: (a) ttiivuUe. from MIgnon; (bj Gipsy Slum her Song; (c) I>a Pnloma. t THB WLiEK IN DENVER Mrs F M. Dolan of 915 Elgliteenth avenue entertained on St. Valentine's ► 4 -f-f ♦ 4 4 44 4 ♦ 4 ♦ 4 ♦ 4 day for her daughters. Misses Nellie iiTul Anna Doian. Red anti white hearts r \TiiMi>it \i. l•\l:l.sll. I irror to Sixteenth, from Sixteenth to lormcrl tlie decorations, nnd the !low- ' ''.tlifonilu and disband. In the evi'iiing ers carried out the same scheme. For Sr.rnr a pro-Iealen enter- at Cadwell iiall. 1247 P.roadway. gam es. ex'eryone e n jo y in g the Itmp laurgest. Best. Bookkeeping. Shorthand and all practical branches, most t-iininent Tor next Friday oveniiiK to I The committee on arrniigeinents Is year proposal, for wjileh Miss Alma thoroughly taught. Actual business methods ami Individual Instruction our l.iiae 1 indH for tlie library ifie Y-.«iux ct*n»posed of T. D. Finn. Dan Clark. J. 'J'iiies receix'ed first p rize and Mis.s M ary specialties; .More tlian 550 pupils this year. 120 from other business colleges. ^Vomen•s Sodality has iiadertakeri to J Sullivan. Ulchard MorrLs.sey. P. K eg- Hagle.v second. Assisting Mrs. Dolan 1,000 former pupils in excellent positions In Colorado. Oue charges are only extend. A dance, card parly .in>l tlra- [gane and I*. McWalters. An enjoyable xvere Mrs. Gleason. Mrs. Klsoling, Mrs. tw o-th trd s as much as those or oth er l>ufrtness schools In D enver, though malic enlertainnient will take pia-'e in un.e is assured to ill who attend. De I..Hi-t-y, Mrs. 'J'ooin. Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. our xvork Is far superior. Investigate and you will attend this school. On# Orana ia hall. lOlalilectitli ami \VeUi»n Hayden anti Mrs. Hammond. month, day school, $8: night school, $3.50. Call for catalog. W. T. Harks M.8., otreeta. with the lollowing patroneasos. CAltn «>F TH\.NK?*. TTie botly of Ihitrlck O'Hara, for­ P rin cip al, I'hone 8040, Main. Al:-* Joi.u F. Campion. Mrs. mer member of the Denver Fire depart­ Kl»eedy. Mr.^. J. W. itenaon. Mr.'J W I’ Mrs. J. F. Cunptngham ami son wish ment. who dletl last Thursday In Sall- liuraii, Mra. George T. Kerns aiH Mr;«. to thank their friends wlio were so tlB. arrived in l.'enx'er yesterday. TlTe K Denman. Prizes f.»r Du* ladie.s { kind in their recent bcr«*avemeiU. llie funeral took place at St. I.«eo's church will Xe d >n.it< t by Mayor Itohert W. los.s o f a iuistiand and i.ather. Kspec- Sunday ami interment was at Mt. Cal­ i^»e.*r and for the gentlemen by Mr.s. IiHlly to the people of tiie Annunciation vary cem etery, Mr. O 'H ara W'as born C.impion. parish, w lio hax'o .shoxvn so much klnd- near lialllna, cdunty Mayo, Ireland, fot-- The Scenic Trip to Cripple Creek H’lie dramali'- j»erformance will I*’* by j ne.’-H. do tliey extend tijelr heartfelt ly-flx'O years ago. lie came to Colorado the Jefferson D rainallo CMih. Th is w ill gratitu de. in 1882, and since that time he had he the last soci.il affair of any i:np«»rt- been con tin u ou sly In the serv ic e o f D. VI.-\ ance in Die chtirch b efore riTiioi.ic c iiLUCii I'uit iituiliDi-:. A- R. G. railway with the exception of X KV .\I)A. txTo years serx-lce in the c ity fire d e­ .«*T •ATUICK’.««. partm ent. H e is su rvived by a w'ixloxv Rex'. Father Mollneux of Verlrigton and three brothers. Micliaol O'Hara of Di-nver. Lklxx'arrl o f Sallda and John o f THE SHORT LINE The Jahllec of o*ir Kcv. Pastor w.i.s ha.s been In RawhliP-. Die rapidl.v grow ­ ing gold mining emporium of Nevada, West Clarksfield. Ohio. Death w*as due the greateal siinil.ar event tiial lun to pneumonia. ivcr occurred in the Hocky Mountain several days perfecting plans for a The trip that Is delightful at any season of the year. b ‘giun. N e .o r x\ore so many pri«*.^ts t.:HihoIic churcli at that camp. He has The pretty and hospltnblo home of I Hnrilea holding Pacific Coast tir Utah tickets, can avail themsleves of our gatliercd nxtctlu r in Denver for .my sneured a lot. and the prospects for the Miss I.,ouiHe You n g w as the scene o f a Th*> annual celebr.itlon In honor i>f purposes of the Patriot Martyr, nnd the low side trip rate, only $2.76 for the round trip. On sale dally. Bliow your borposo before. The Parishioners of building are excellent. lie expects to xer.v beautiful party on last Thursday through ticket to our agent to obtain rate remove his headquarter.s from Yerlng- afternoon. wlien .she entertained the birth of Robert Kmmet, under the i>est xocal talent «»f Denver xvill rend»r Bi I'atflcU’s .still are niled wlDi joy auspices <»f the Irish-American Progrps some of Ireland's souI-stlrring zongs. Trains leave from Colorado A Southern Santa Re station dally at 10:20 a. over the honors heaped upon Fr. Carrl- Infi to Rawhide. through compliment to Miss Margaret Return to Colorado Springs at 6:06 p.’ m. slxe Roclety of Denver, will be held on "I'n© event in years past has been very W rite for literature. gan. llo 1» .Ul’.l bearin g echoes of Schlucks of Chicago. After a series of Thursday evening, March 5th. The cele­ succx*ssful in e v e ry w ay. anti in dicatloiis those Jnhlleo day.s. T h e genero*is p’lr.se games am! musical numbers the dlnirfg bration is r»*gu!arly hehl on March 4D». are that It w ill tie C4|uaily as successful \V. A. M.YTLOCK. T. M- C. ». A C. C. D. Ry., Colorado flpHago, Colorado. given hirn hy Ids fellow prie.sls xvill Local Notes room doors were thrown open and the hut on account of Ash Wetlnesday full ih H year. Tlie program, which is to be donated to t:is own church .aa xv**M a.^ guests bidden to enter. The long table ing on that date it has been decided an exlcn«ie«l one. will lie commenced at tlia Jubilee don.itlon from bi.^ p.trish- xvas v ery a ttra ctive, a beau tifu l cut to hold It on the follovx’Ing day, March ••s:.to o'clo«*k sharp, tlanclng ns on form er io ioT s anJ o tlie r kind friend.**. T h e glass vase filled with carnations form­ •5th. An elaborate program is being We solicit our readers to send us ing the centerpiece, and contrasting ef- occastens. brirvging the entertainment ^ pur.Ho from the llttlo children will go terns of interest: Card rartles, reeep- ! prepared fo r tlie oxx*nsion. Judge Jotiii to a clos«*. Adm inlsslon, 50 cents. A t fo r the .same purpose. Am ong the fec*iivi-ly with the dainty ferns spread 1. M ullins w ill .speak on the ideals, and (ions, end notes of sociat affairs. All upon tht* table. A co lor schem e o f la v ­ Granada Hull. 1809 W elton street. many valuable presents received from terns hfxwex'cr should be signed by the .ue aister.H o f tl:o diCferertt conimunl- ender and white was used in the decor­ tiis as well as from his frlen.l.s at lomo writer, not for publication, but for au- ations and curried out In the dainty re­ and aVroad. F.ither Carrigan espo^- 'henticlty. freshments. Hund-pninted place cards A .>l.\HTYirS CKO\V>. A sor the American Progressive Society of Deii- man. Miss Harrlette MucMaous, Miss A murderer's bullet pierced that tender ner Twenty-fifth and KIliut streets, on occ:iaion o f the ju b ilee was p“ rl*..ip» tiu* xer. xx-lilch xvill by held at Granada Cecelia Yxxung. Afisa Adrienne Roncolle. Jieurt. the eve n in g o f M arch 2nd. most musically cultured that xv i;< ever h. ill on Thursday evening, on Mrs. March Harry ' Young and the Misses Tlllie It left us stuned and filled with dread. and Josefiliine Shevnln. Oil, It's hard from friends like tills heupd in D in ver. T h e renditions o*iis l.icate. I club xvere radiant In their colonial ecs- Was free from cure nnd strife. she was the inspiration fo r ni.xny do- LOK.M.S ...... o xh ad oY . |lUme*! and poxvdered hair. T h e table lighlfnl affairs. Mrs. John Cnmtdun and *Vrs. Clia.s. > in the spucioiis dining room was artis­ He was a good shepheKd—he fed the On Feiirunry 2l.^t. the Y o in g Didies M uc.Allister-W lb;ox werx* am ong the tically decorated, and the faultless Iambs and the sheep, To sell the CATHOLIC o f ih«.* Parish entertained their friend.** guests xx-ho cnjoye.l the bridge party | menu, coupled with a spirit of thor­ Our I.,ord le ft in his care; n* cards. ITie atT.ilr was a K*icee..M, from given by Mr.s. Fran k .Vslib-y «luring tlie ough eninyment. made the event a He did not rest, he did mit sleep Fifth F'toor Charles llldg., Deax-er. U’hen another's sorrow he could sliarc. all polnis, srtoiallv and fliiancbiMy wc*ek. j iiolable one. The invited guests of the GKO. I.AMl'.'VYON. Mnanger. RLGISTLR at the While mime.rmisnis banquet?!,f roo-pttons, Miss Marie Sheedv left Tliursdiiy for; club for the evening were the Misses xtc., were tendered to our beloved l*:is- a fe w xvcek.s’ visit In i.<-avcn worth, Goetz and Irene Howard nnd Messrs. 6nly a poor priest lies here; Th‘‘ Modern School of Rusiness is of­ t .r d'»rlng the eeiehratlon of hi.'* Rllver Tom Collltts and Geo. Kerwln. But he was called by the meek and fering greater i.dvanlages and secur­ Kansas. | loxviy One. churches on Sunday. JuMIctf. wo l»'*lieve the one fv-rbaps A snclul dunce vx'ill be glx'en M onday ing better results than ever. The xiio imist enjoyed by him was th.it t.uid- To leave all that life holds dear cess of its students Is the success of evenin g, March 2nd. l».v the lailles o f And serve his God from sun to sun. cred on ••ReHglous Day" hy the Sl*fer.s t.hr parisli fo r the iM-nedt o f Ht. M arv ' TO Ol II M-illTYIIKD l»ASTOR, F.i- the school. o f St. Jo.seph, to the differen t religious THKIl I,KO. FKATl'HKX —- Fine busl comtnmiltlos «>f l>envpr. Uepresenta- Magdalen's church Edgewater, at He was faithful to the last. ness course, in connection with bank tlxvi from all tlie convonls wen- pres- Goss hall, corner Twviiiy-tlfDi and I H is G<»«1 he aJ vx'uys did obe.x*. ing. office work and actual business cnt. ix most enjoyable ontortalnmcit Kllot streets. | Reriulescat in pace, And when this dre .ry life Is past. practice. w;ix clvi'n hy t.be nliildrxui o f the school, Daniel W. BoHl, x caller employed (‘lime let the prayers be said. Friends slmll me*4 him some sxyeet I-arge ehortlnind department, Pit­ and later Fatlurr Carrigan adde-l to Die by (lie Hurlingcoii railroad, xvas maimed For hl.'n wlio died the martyr. /— \ day. man and Gregg classes. Forty new pieaBiire o f -'ill by g iv in g a .Hhurt talk !•> Miss JoJianna 1'. Hotter \v ednesday Forla*., M him.I ■ I ,,, now.« ^ cold ^ 1 ,t n and .. .1 dead, ^ >J Remington and L’nderwood typewriters on the trfal.s of church in the early iiftornoon at the Sacred Heart church. 'fhe xvorld In sorrow's mourning'^ What his good di-eds were, none can r---‘sn tly nd«le«I. days of Oolorad!*. A d.ilniy hineheon Filhcr Harry oHlclutlng. Miss Hotter While grief fills every heart tell. ’ OtficlHl telegraph tmlYilng school for v.as serve 1. which was p erfect in all has Jived in Denx'er all her life anti i.s And prayers soft are whispered, God ubuie knoxveth the worth of ^ucli F. P. Ry. Dispatcher's wire th tele Ita appointments, while the dining room one of tlie most fittpular girls In the And tears fronl eyelids start. ns he. graphic room. Graduates earning from XV1 .X iii veril.ilife fairy I.**:!! with its lOiu-tt Side younger .st-t Mr. Uohl has (A martyr's croxxqrto him fell) |*>n til $125 per month. nnmber5e:-s p.ilms, and silv e r deu»»ra- i-ocn one of the trusted ernpbiycs of tiio Requiescat In pace. Oh. FaDt<*r l.eo. pruy fo r n»»-. Other graduntes of the ««'hotd arc tl'*!is in?crsp.jr;->oJ w ith m any colored II jrlington for .so.-n< time and has a To him we held so dear. Feb 24. 190S. Imtdlng rcsponHlhic positions In banks. r’ls'trlc Haths. After seeiiig to Die must promising future lief-uc liltn. While WfCping and men and women •’(Minting room**, and in m any oth er pitvsic.ll xvnnt.-; o f their gue.sta, D;.- sin Miss Adrienne Ronctdle xva*? un-in- Surroiind his funeral bier. Mneh and nro earn in g from $500 to $3,000 ters invite! all inlo tlie chapfl xv.hi.-rc* imously elected an aetivu niemiier <*f the Oil. FuDicr, h eaven ly Fath er. * * I I I" M per year. the si*irilujtl xx.'nit.x were n.it!sfe.d by Denver Wtiman's ITcss (’b.ili at their Take care of !iim; «»ur friend. if you nro intcreslcd, write or call Apply to THF. CIRCULATOR tho' solemn lie*; eflclon, Dils Itelt-g i f it - i. ist m eeting. Mle.-. Xtom-olb- i.s a g ifte d Who fe’l w'liiie at your altar. :: A C O R N E R O N I an y time. tin-r climax to the ex'onlii cf J'lhil-*- xxriter. her storle.-* and phtys Im vin g In your service to Die end. Denver CatKolic Register, •*U. r-»celvert the hlglust roinmeiiis from noted literary c lUI?;-; of the day. A Re o f Hibernlana xx’iM meet Word is received In Denver that Miss Supply Cut off. A full line of moderate priced Jew M/iy Freem an, xviit. |.* .•‘pending the V r«*quie:‘ cut in pace. n l i •«•) ,1. m . H *x%T- h ill. 164S OaUforuIa For liim ilia t loved us so. >lry S t M. O. K e e fe A Co.'e. 826 FU street, r.n-l vvii* prnre*-d to Sacred ll« a r t wititt r ill KtoiDiern C.ilif«nf:ia. has tak­ Minister— “My dear little boy, why en a Jaunt into Old M«-xieo for pleas­ i^enth stroet cijurcli to .itieiiiJ y o'clock Mass, where Rc'iuiescHt In pace, don’t' you get an umbrella?” Fr. ih..rry xi’ ul d eliv er a s.*rmon. Tlict ure. and is enjoying life in Us full- ne.ts. ram blin g am ong Die h istoric old 4i*n><; died upon the stake. Jakey— “Since pa has quit going to lir t»f tniroh will be up Sixteenth ruins of Dial scenic • iritry. 0(her*< i]ic«l upon the cross, The. John A. Martin Dru^ Co. Biri.*i t-> Wclto.i. Wf-lton to Twenty- hike him. Tar their faith's sake. church he never brings home any more € Igiith and fro ir 'i'xventy-clghth to the Mr.s. Thos. McKenna lias returned So ring out bells! ring loudly! 030 FIfterath fitroet V> San Francisco Colorado Springs Los Angeles eye.” DR. J. J. O’NEIL Puebfo San Diego Scene Frcm Creeton Clarke in *‘The PoxAcr That Governa/* at the Tabor Grand. “ Well, ma'am." replied tho polite Canon City San Joee floor walker, “If ho’s a very small man, Lesdville Santa Barbara DENTIST Glenwood Springs maybe you'd better use both cye4”— Sacramento A mun went into a druggist's shop Phono M ain 8425. 30-21 N evada Bldg., Aspen Frceno and asked for eomething to cure a The Watchman, 17th and C a lifo rn ia Hts. Grand Junction Portland Gunnison Tacoma headache. The druggist held a bottle The Missing Word. GREAT IRISH CELEBRATION. Montross Seattle Jewelry and Watch ReDairin^ of hartshorn to his nose, and he was A Scotch sailor and an Irishman Everybody Invited. And a Ccmpbte Line of nearly overpowered by its pungency. once had a quarrel. They agreed upon Berauso we have sold 5,000 “laln.nd a dally line of PuUman (ourlsC ears will l«*ara Denver via th« SOCIETY PINS As faoon as he recovered he.began to a hand to hand encounter, to be fought of Green,” the popular new Irish bal­ to a fluish, and the one who tflshed lad, within half a year of publlcatioD. , DENVEH^CEl RIO GRANDE Will be fovBl M the W-alUKaowA Jewelry EstafaHshment of rail at the druggist, and threatened to new edition, to further Introduce and to acknowledge liliuself beaten bad to rnuDlng through to punch his bead. advertise It, with a view to tho sale of shout out, “Sufficient.' After a full 50,000 copies In the year to come. • AN FRANCISCO, l.OB ANGBI.KS, PORTI.AND, W m iO C T CIt.i.NGB. “But didn't it help your headache?'' hour'} hard pugilistic work the Irish­ While they lant, we will send a <'«>py M. O’KFfFESCO^lPANY man at Inst roared oilt, '^‘Sufficient.” of this Introductory lot to any reader aul;cd the aiHJthecary. Far larormatleB regardlag tiMln aervtce, Pullman reaer^nllonii etc “Ma conscience!” said the Scotchman, of this paper, on receipt of 16 cents etc., cnll on TIIIO HIO G ltANUB A G U N T, 827 13th Street Phone Main 6440 "lljll) my headache!'* gasped the if I havena been thlnkln’ o' that word postage prepaid. Extra song free with **\f you get It at 0'K £EFE*6 you know it’s good." man. ‘ 1 hoven’t got any headache. It's for the last half hour, but couldno order for five copies to one address S. H , HOOPER. C. P. H T . A. ken ft for the life o’ m e!”— London Schools should take advantage. j>olos Denver, Colo. my wife that’s got the headache.’’ Tatler. H. Smalley, publisher, Chicago, III. S3r I 8 DENVER CATHOLIC REGI8TEII

Mrs. Sebbln. A color scheme of pink used throughout the house, even t h e : t o r i c l i : n s in the dainty refreshments. O'lr Toil - lx frIiapeJ to conform with th«> eye and o ffv r» a mucJi en- In vita tion s have been Is.xued by the A CORNER ON " largeJ li*lrt o f vlxlon '1 heir lii>fh .'iv k -ntioci* beluK away from the eye. and Chrlstomathean Literary Club for One Year in the th e com*a\e M ir ia if next Ic* it Allow • »n>'VKH*S UKlilAlll.R OPTICIANS. tral Christian church. Friday evening. ■Vevefed ext liislvrly ert has* been Hick fo r Sigma Alphla Kpstlon Fraternity at ;ind .Mrs. Young and Mr, P. Mullin and their house, in his usual clever man­ ‘Croton! ’’ through ticket to our agent to obtain rate. the last week with pneumonia. Mr. Boyle. After cards delightful re- ner. years of ministerial life in totally dif­ Trains leave from Colorado dk Southern Santa Re station dally at 10:20 a. Tlie friends of Mr. John Cunning- fre.'liments were served. A few minutes later when he made ferent surroundings is taken Into m. R etu rn to C olorado S prin gs at 6:05 p. ra. Jiain wilt be sorry to hoar that he i.s iii 'The Ladles' Aid Society and the Al­ The- WednesdaV Literary Club was W rite for literature. On Ketiruary 1311i a surprise.^ part y tar .S.H lety will give 41 Joint entertain­ pleasan tly en tertained by Mls.x Jose­ another bad bad play, he repeated. consideration. W . A. M ATl.OCK, T. M.. C. 8. A C. C. D. Ry„ Celendo Sprlaga, Oelorade. was Klven In honor of Master Harry ment on St. P a tric k ’s n igh t. AM ur- phine Shevnin. at her liorne. 1361 Penn­ T'ahey »*nd thr oven lnK passe 1 w r y r:inK>‘inents are being made to in.sure sylvania avenue, on Wednesday. Miss "Croton!” There has been a positive gain. In -f deHKjiiitly. Shevnin read a paper on ’’Egypt and the an enjoyable evening. Holy Ijuid." showing views of Uie var- The fourth time he said this one what direction does this lie? Cer­ ENT1:HTAIN.MI:NT a t ANIMCNtT \- llouM points o f in terest in connection of his new-made friends said: "I do tainly no money value can be placed H IH A IAN . with tlie r»aper. Dainty refreshments TION SCilOOb ilAL.1.. fo llo w ed current topics by memb<*rs. not want to be inquisitive, but will upon much that has been acquired. Th" ladies of the Catholic church of Baron G. Tostl. successor to Italian you tell me why you ‘Croton, so The laws are not for sale in the mar­ The entertainment Riven on Fel>ru Ilurman will give a ball and card party Consul Corte. arrived in Denver during a ry i:,*th, Ht tlic Annunciation seliool at Cadwell hall, Twelfth and Broadway, Un* week, and wns the guest of Count ofteri^’ ket place. Spiritual riches are not tiall, fur tile purpose of obtaining oi; 'J’ue.siliiy even in g. M arch 3rd. Corte at dinner, the same evening. Bar­ “ Well,’ ’said the gentleman, “ isn’t sleatn heal in the purochlal resideiKe on Tosti is a yoUng man. more German quoted on the stock exchange in WANTED, proved K Kraud success. Tin* hall, .Al A N A II.AN-AV1 l,K fN . than Italian in complexion and appear that the biggest dam near New York?” these days, If ever they were. Says which is tlif largest school .hall in the ance. There are thousands of Italians city, wns crowded long before tbe or- C>n AVednesday morning at 9 o’clock in Colorado anj adjoining states for He was a Presbyterian clergyman the inspired writer: “ I know thy che.stra played tin* first selection d'here William Chas. Manahun and Mias Helen w’hich the baron is consul general, and from Brooklyn.— EJxchange. were atiout twelve humire.l .tiekets Wilkin were united in matrimony at from now on will be kept busy look tribulation and thy poverty, but thou taken in at tlie door. the Ijogan Avenue Cliapel. Father Mc- Ing after their interests. art rich.” If not in the material— as Tlie entire entertainment was under Meii imln ofllclutlng. Mis.s W ilk in ■came Mr. George Kerwin spent last week Expert Opinion. the result of the change— assuredly the nianiiKemcnt of 'Ted Tietcln* and In on the arm ong before the Introductory num in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Manuhan financial secretary. Miss Julia Me be- of the entertainment was an w ill m ake th e ir home In St. Louis. T h e I.^iughlln; secr;*tary, Mrs, Rolrdun. age sure and steadfast. It has not nounred. the large ball of the Annuri- bride Is tlie dau gh ter o f Mrs. Charles H. Puzzled. been quiet in tbe soul because there churches on Sunday. ciatiou school actually was crowded Wilkin of 121fi Corona street. A num­ Mr. B. J. Baker, a prom inent g e n tle ­ to its utmost capacity, not oven stand­ man from Ouray. I.s visiting in Denver. *’What did you think of the opera?” was nothing to disturb, or annoy, or ber of social functions were given in Miss Louise Waliler is recovering ing room being left for disposal. It. t.< honor of the bride during the w'eek ‘Tm not quite clear about it,” an­ try; but owing to the fact that there re.«liy encouraging to j?oe a whole con- Miss Irene Howard .had a hankerchief from a recent attack of the grippe. j^regutiuu all In union and Iiarmony sliowet for Miss Wilkin on Friday. Miss Miss Georgia Slievnln will entcrtaL. swered Mr. Cumrox. “ I can’t make was a power superior to all these; un«w<»ring .the .4)Jea o f Aholr hcKwed 'Mtgnnn T.^ngan had a book shower for the I«a Sorella Club at a colonial party up my mind whether I couldn’t appre­ assistHiii pastor. Rev. Fattier Wa4sh. her on' Wednesday afternoon. Mrs, on Saturday evening, the ladles going consequently they were kept in their with sut'h, a good w'lll and assistance, Josepii Celia gave hep a linen shower en costume. ciate it because 1 had a headache or proper place. W e need not enumer­ to attain the desired result. And the on Saturday. result .shows lo be a great financial suc­ Mrs. Dennis Sheeily and Mr.s. Chas. whether I got a headache trying to ap­ ate the crosses, since there has been cess, as 1,200 tickets were gathered at ST. M AKY’S AC.ABBMA'. Mac AMlster Wilcox were amongst the tlie door. Hiirr.ih! for the member.s of gue.sts at the elaborate bridge party preciate it.”— Ex. grace sufficient to carry these. tiie Aniiunciution parish. given by Mrs. Melville Black, through Another gain has been a growing The entertainment itself was of the On Sunday, the 16th Inst., tw o o f the compliment lo Mrs. Henry Forbes of v.'iudevllle cast, variety in the art.-i. young lady students of St. Mary’s Boston. Meat of the Nut. appreciation of what our Lord In­ and opened with k selection by the Academy. Miss Loyse Marie Ellingson orc.he.sira. Ile ln g crow d ed In too close, of th- ninth grade and Miss Ruth Ag­ Miss Louise Yeung has Issued invita­ “ Yur honoor,” said the lawyer. ’’I tended His Church to be— the visible the tones of the different instruments, nes Cidgn of the eighth grade, em­ tions for a card nartv Thursday after­ ask the dismissal of my client on tbe abode— on earth— of His Real Pres­ except cornet and.bass, had no resonant braced the Catholic faith and were bap­ noon at whIc.lT Miss M argaret Schlacks sweep, and the effect of the composi­ tized in the Acndem.v chapel by Rev. will be the honored guest. ground that the warrant fails to state ence. In the sacrament of the altar, Apply to THE CIRCULATOR tion was lost upon the audience. The H, L, M cM enom ln o f the Cathedral The The Misses Florence and Marie that he hit Bill Jones with malicious the Holy Eucharist, He is with His Hugs Segtette, their appearance and young converts will receive first Holy Sheedy. and Miss Regina MePhee were Kinging called forth much excitc- Communion on Holy Thursday with the amongst the fortunate guests at the de­ Intent.” children—actually— though mysteri­ Denver CatHolic Register, rneiit and was enjoyed very much by annual first comm union class o f St. Mary’s. lightful luncheon given by Mrs. J. S. all present. Asgunateuns. the boy.*% per- Brown for Miss l»uise Bulkeiy on Fri­ “ This court,” replied the country ously. This sublime fact of all facts fo ro u 'd w ell at iku.|im t djabut. and ap- The attendance of the academy has day. 1S24' Curtis St., T o p F loor l>earance before the public more fre­ There ised notably since the O; • iilng of Justice, “ain't a graduate of none of comes home with peculiar and a con­ quently w’Ml certainly make them more the new year, and. notwithstanding the R j . Baker of Ouray, and Miss your technical schools. I don’t care stantly growing force to one who has independent and more confident upon .iinount of sickness in the city, few of Mulroony witnessed ’'Cornin’ 'Througl) the st igc. I.ittlc Ilowardinc Donotiue the oil pupils are missing from the Uie Rye.” from a box at the Broadway, what be hit Bill with. The p'lnt is, been but a abort time comparatively with her dainty songs and conscious, diflf'.*reut class rooms. Sunday night. confident appearancii captivated the Som etim e ea rly In the I./enten season di 1 he hit him? Peiceed.”— Phila­ in the Church of Clirlst. If— this whole audience dnd was .heartily the Catholic pupils will enter upon Powder and patches and the gay at­ delphia Ledger. Real Presence— is the center about cheered. Ail the other acts and num- their annual retreat, to be given by one, tire of the belies and beaux of yk beriii, tiicycle trl<*ks, m agical exhibitions, of the local clergy. * olden times, were in evidence at ti»e wbich everything else revolves. With Joe Newman In his sayings, not to for­ k-oionlal siibscrlDtlon ball of the Young The John A. Martin Dru^ Co. g’d, Pat in trouble, also rocefveM. io the defective acoustics of the hall deserves special notice. The little Frankie Nast. Miss Marie Peckham falls on its bed.— Ex* Holy Ground! Bow down! Cover that should be remedied, and which can pjaylet Is put on by Murphy. Whitman Miss Bessie Allen. Miss Harrlette Mac be done by very little work and small and Company, which Includes Mr ami Manus. Miss Angela Gilmore. Miss thy face! Call in thy wandering expense. Mr.s, George Murphy and Mr. Whit­ I^ura Coffey. Miss Gertie Allen. Mls.s Godfrey—I am sorry to hear that thoughts! God is here! To have Following Is the program: man. Mr. Murphy is a product of tlie Irene Howard and Miss Stella Wlcke«. At the amateur performance given at Squallop is in a bad w*ay financially. gai-ned any sitght realization of such ‘The ilugs Hextette," composed of We.-i and before his advent into pro­ the Broadway Monday evening, for tlie James Gallagher, Alva Cherron, Philip fessional work was a great favorite What is the cause of it? a truth is truly a “ gain” to be cher­ lcyfll.st; ’'llo.ta Lee** Irt songs and gtie.xt.s w h ile in D en ver o f A. J. Cas^y. ionable audience were noticed Mrs. has been trying to maiotaiir an auto­ beyond any sacrifice that may hare dances; "Howardine I>onahue” the five- John F. Campion. Mrs. Will MePhec. year old singer; "John Ralfe." young mobile position In society on a bicycle been made to attain unto It. violinist; "Ted and Lr^ira Tletche" nre- Miss Maud Ryan. Miss Regina MePhee, fleiittng "Mrs. Murphy Outdone;" "ivick Local Notes MIhx Floren ce th eed v. Miss M ary .Mul- income.— Ex. Another gain has been In tbe line Oarrltv." a German commedinn; "Joo rooney. Mr. B. J. Baker. Mr. Jos. Shae- Decorator and Painter fer. Mr, Chas. Nickerson, Baron Tosti of coming to see the various devo­ Newman." in comical songs and Jokes; and Mr. Tom Collins. "'I'he '1 ioiibl*-K of I’at." a one act play. We solicit our readers to send us When the cborua sings forte it tions of the Church In their right W’hich created much laughter, acted by Items of Intere^k Card parties, recep­ Miss Irene Howard gave an artistic Alva Cherron. Iioctor Onion; Mary Gal­ tions. and notes of social affairs. All valentine party for Miss Nell Wilkin should be careful lest the audience proportions. Those “outside” make I have testimonials from many patrons in Deorer, who are con­ lagher, Miss KIttie Onion; Preston Har- tem.s h ow ever should be sign ed by the on Friday night, and was said by the sing twenty-three. so much and wrongly of the honors sidered critics on decorating ger. C-iarPc Saiart; Ted TIelche. l»at, writer, not for publication, but for au­ guests to be the prettiest and smartest Th«- orcliestra music w as furnish<*d by thenticity. event on the social calen d er this ye.'ir. paid to saints, martyrs, angels, the PHONE MAIN 8771. 3714 MARION. the Jiulfe’s Orciiestra directed by John The house was handsomely detrornted B a ife . Blessed Virgin Mary. Why is thU? Miss Mattie McIntyre, who has been with winter foliage and flowers, and Agreed With Him. cry sick at the home of her aunt. Mrs. from every conceivable place tiny cu- Parishioner (a little the worse for Simply and largely owing to the fact ST. I'UANI IS l»K SAI.KS. Riordan, with the grip, is improving plds peeped out and smiled at tlie as­ and expects to be up soon. sembled guests. 'The favors were dain­ liquor)— I hearzh you preazh las’ that not standing "'within,.”’ and with ty heart-shaped boxes of candy. The A s>clal mo»*ting of the Ladies' Aid Tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Horn guests enjoyed cards during the early night. Christ in the center of everything, B o ciely was .held on the afternoon of of 27.'').') Yates street was thrown open part o f the evening, prizes being they fail to grasp the proiiortlons February I4th at Uie home of Mr.x, T Fei)ruary 12th to Miss Mary Balias cf awarded Miss Gertrude Walsh. Mr. New Minister—You didn't hear F. McG'ilre. 277 South Lincoln. Progrex- 134'. Osage street. Being her seven- Chas. \MIkIns and Mr. ^rt SchmlU.** much, I fancy. that afl' these others sustatn to Him. s iv c H igh F iv e was indulged in. T h e teentii birthday her friends from all An elaborate supper was served, fol­ first prize, a valentine book, was won parts of the city had quite a surprise Parishioner—Thaz what (hie) I Difficulties hitherto unsujrmotintable COLONIST RATES lowed by a musical program. Those by N!rs. Muckle, second prize, a hand- for he»-. and the evening was spent In enjoying the affair were the Misses Eva in these partlcuJars have vanished; TO palnte.I spaon tray, by Mrs. Gutz.-n.achor, enjoying the music and dancing, after A^alsh. Marie Tobin. Madeline Wilkins. thought myself.— Iwealie’s Weekly. and"thc oossblatiaii prise by MtM;airant. which ice cream and cake was served M fgnon r.,angon. M a ry ColTfns. F ran k ie changed into the riches of divine Rcfre.shmenls were served, followed by by .\frs. and Misses Balias. Fast, Georgia Shevnin, Harriette Mac grace— coming to the soul by means a muslcnl program. VoctjJ solos by Miss Sadie Smith was the charming Manus. Mrs. Casey. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph The Limit. California and tbe Northwest Miss Knox and Miss M^)onald and hostess at a Valentine party given last Celia, the Messrs. Joseph Newman. Wal- of these holy presences round al)m}t music by the orchestra, consisting of Frlilay evening at her home. 236 Fox ^r Kerwin, Chas. Nickerson. Frank A number of persons were talking ?*rof. 'Nast. Misses Alice and Florence street. All the decorations were sug­ postal. William .Manahan. Tom Collins about telescopes, and each professed us, and especially that o f the Blessed McGuire and Thoman and Morris Me- gestive of the day. Various games and Michael Walsh, George Kerwin and Dr. Virgin, the Mother of God. Helps ON SALE MARCH 1st TO APRIL 30th, 1908 *Gulre. About fifty members were pres­ dancing w'ere Indulged in. after which L iu g lilln . to have looked throrfh the “ largest ent end a delightful afternoon was tiellclous refreshments were served by one In the world." One after another all to lead us whither? To our Lord passed. the hostess and each guest was pre­ Himself Id a way and with a definite Mrs; I'M C. McBlu-ehy, Miss Motile sented with n pretty souvenir valen­ Smiles. told of the powerful effect of the re­ B<;hlenzlg. Miss !»IcGuire an<* Miss Flor- tine. The guests departed at a late reality not to be found save In the • ence McGuire were joint liostesses at :t hour, all voting Miss Bmith a royal en­ A Kansas butcher was somewhat spective telescopes. A t last a quLet $ 3 0 . 0 0 va len tin e party l**eb. 14th, at the .home tertainer. Those present were the man said, mildly Catholic Church. -Of the Mis.xes McGuire. T h e house was Mlsse.i Margaret Ikirry. Sadie O’Brien, surprised a few days ago to receive the The one other gain ol which men­ FROM TO beautifully decorated in hearts, valen- I.ef»iia Bowman, Marie Prechtl. Florence “ I once looked through a telescope. Oanvor San Francisco tinc.-< ami cut flowers, and the evening f!ulleii. Maymt* Flshbasch. Mollie Hen- following note of instruction from a tion Is to be made now is the spir­ M '• s ‘" V T was .^i>«*nt in dancing and games. The e.lien. M arie K lsant and Sadie SmJtli; customer: “ Dear Sur. Please do not I don’t know as it was the largest in Colorado Springs Los Angeles pr)zes were wpn by ^liss Genevieve Ly­ Mi-.xsrs. G eorge Prech tl, Fred Beckman. the world. I hope it wasn’t. But it itual strength that sprung from being < Pueblo Ssn Diego man snd’ Mr. Harry ijatKlns. -During i E*wis I*errick and lx in D en ver vis itin g re la tive s and Firth Floor Charles Dldg., Dea^*^r. plies alike to all classes and condi­ SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGBI.BS. PORTLAND, WITIIOVT CIIANOB. Mr. C>'*twaler. friends. Numerous social affairs are the “ L ” station and gazed upward. f.lr. H. A. T y o o f Canon C ity wa.s flu- being given for this extremely popu­ GEO. LAMIJNYON, Manager. tions of believers. From what a mul­ guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. MofJiitre Say boys.” he said to a crowd of lar >'oung lady during her visit. T1i 4- Modern School of Business is of­ For lafarasatica regardlag trala aervlee, Pallauia reaervatlona, etc., for n few days during t.he past week. near-by youngsters, “ how kin I git up titude of “opinions,” “isms,” “ vaga­ Mb'." Gertrude I’orrlck left List week The Sficred Heart I-adies’ Aid Bool- fering greater fidvantages and secur­ etc,, call OB T H B KIO O R A N D B ACiBNT, for 8f. Isiiils. Missouri, where she en- ety were charmingly entertained by ing better results than ever. The suc­ thar?” ries” and one knows not what, such torn th e n ovitiate o f the Sister.s o f St Mrs. C. J. Reilly at her liome, 1176 Gay­ cess of its students Is Lhe success of an authority delivers us! Gains of Joseph. — lord. Thursday afternoon. the school. Easy, ’ replied one of the lads S. K. HOOPER, G. P. a T. A. NPKCIAI. FEA'rrUES — Fine busi­ tbe character Indicated are vital Denver, Colo. Mrs. ’I’homas McGlnley of 733 South Mr^. Ijawrenee Murphy entertained ness course. In connection with bank­ “Just get a pencil and some paper I’cnnsylvnnia entertained her after­ her card club in a most delightful man­ ing. office work and actual business parts in true spiritual riches; conse­ noon «ard club on Thursday sfterno m ner on Wednesday afternoorj, Mrs practice, and figure yourself up.’ of last we<-k. The prize was won by Murphy w'as assisted' by her daughters. 1.4irge shorthand departm ent. P it ­ “ Don’t you do it, mister.” protested quently sources of renewed and dally GREAT IRISH CELEBRATION. Wr.x. J'lngboldt. the Misses Kathryn and Florence, and man and Gregg classes. Forty new increasing strength to live as we ^Advertising Man Wanted Remington and Underwood typewriter# another boy. “ You take a walk In tbe Everybody Invited. recently added. sun and dry up.' find It necessary day by day. Official telegraph training school for Wiinled-^Energetlc, exporlenced ad­ Bocause we have sold 6,000 'Tviand U. P. R y. D ispatch er’s w ire In te le ­ Go buy a pipe and amoke up,’ sug­ vertising man for advertising depart- Of Qrocn,” the popular now Irish bal­ graphic room. Graduates earning from As a result of the labor of years mortt. Mtcady nosUion fo r rig h t man. lad, within half a year of publication, ICO to $125 per month. gested a third. Jewelry and Hatch Reoairin^ spent in tbeir collection and prep­ Apply to Qon. Mgr. Catholic iteglster, new edition, to further Introduce and O ther graduates o f the sch«>ol are “ Take a run around the block and 1824 Curtjs street. Denver, Colo. holding responsible positions In banks, aration, Mr. Thomas O’ Bolger, of 108 advertise It, with a view to the sale of And a Complete Line of ronnling rooms, and In many other limber up," said the first lad. 60,000 copies in the year to come. lines. * Ambrose street, Rochester, N. Y., For first-class watch and Jewelry re­ Whlio they last, we will send a copy SOCIETY PINS If you are Interested, write' or call "I certainly wish it was closing p airin g see M. O’K e e fe A Co.. 617 F i f ­ any tlnn*. hour,” remarked the rural visitor, cas­ has issued a group picture— twenty- teenth street. of this Introductory lot to any reader Will be foana *t the Well-Known Jewelry Establishment of ually. three in all— of the leaders of the Office Hours Sundays of this paper, on receipt of 16 cents, Mrs. Cutlen, the West Side popular United Irishmen (1798-1803). The • to 12, 1 to 6. By Appointment. postage prepaid. Extra song free with milliner, will cut prices on all women's “ Why?” exclaimed the youngsters order for five copies to one address. and children's hats. 1462 South Tenth in chorus. picture is reproduced from an oil Schools should take advantage. Oolos street. Opp. SL Leo’s church. Tel. Main DR. J. J. O’NEIL M. O’KEEFE Si COMPANY ” ’Cause then you boys could shei painting *nd is printed in four col­ H. Smalley, publisher, Chicago, 111. "272. ors on heavy enameled paper (size 837 13th Street Phone Main 6 4 4 0 ip,* replied the rural visitor, observ­ DENTIST Dr. James I. T.,Aughlln. dsntlst. 811 ing, ns he walked away: “ Wal. I reck­ IS by 24 Inches), fit for framing. It If you get it at O'KEEFE’S you know It’s good/' A full line of moderate priced Jew Phone Main 8425. 20-21 Nevada Bldg., Tempit Court building, corner Fif­ •try at M. O. K e e fe A Co.’s. 826 F if on me an' the urchins are about even will be sent post free for 50 conta. teenth and California etreeta. Phone. 17tb and California Sta. P u rp le 2714. teeoth street. up.”—ffarper's Weekly.

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